Patrol Bag?

[ChaosXIW]

Thank you all for the responses. I really appreciate it

Joeyd, after the joy of a Vicks-less day in the decomp room at the city morgue, I own stock in the company. Thanks for the tip

[sparty]

With all the flu worries going around these days, an N-95 respirator or two wouldn't be a bad idea either.

[BJJVad]

Spare cash..

[Samuel]

Some of the stuff I go 10-8 with - some I've used, some I haven't - yet...

(two things I keep forgetting to get - dog biscuits and a piece of carpeting or a thick blanket for climbing over barb wire)

sunglasses
slim jim
100' climbing rope
field ax
crime scene tape
duct tape
stingball grenade
bolt cutters
long/large flathead screwdriver
large channel lock pliers
metal ruler
dozen or two of flex cuffs
various sizes zip ties
various sizes bungee cords
space blankets
folding hand saw
leather fire gloves
nylon/leather mechanics gloves
lock pick set/bump keys
chalk and lumber crayons
various size plastic bags
various sizes manila envelopes
paper grocery bags
rain jacket
beanie
baseball cap
regular jacket
ballistic helmet
gas mask
med size towels
wet ones hand wipes
thomas guide (LA/Orange county maps)
CPR masks
First aid kitS
trauma shooting kit
tourniquets (2 types)
fingerprint pads
spit masks
breath masks/particulate filters (3M)
rubber gloves
numerous extra keys
Extra pistol magazines
Extra AR15 magazines
12ga bandolier (various rounds)
kniveS
extra batteries (various types)
urine sample containers
leatherman (2 models)
rubber bands
extra flashlightS
digital camera w/ extra batteries and memory cards
prescription glasses
care kit for contacts
digital voice recorder
ibuprofen
cold medicine (theraflu)
loratadine/claritin
chapstick
english/spanish dictionary
mini electronic scale
telescopic mirror
GPS unit
HID spotlight
torch type lighter
monocular and pair of binoculars
ear plugs
knee/shin guards
elbow guards
small round shield
road flares
extra handcuffs, ankle cuffs, waist chain
cell phone
various cigarette lighter power adapters
laptop
money
certain challenge coins

[Safety Steve]

That is a great list Samuel. I am adding some of your list to mine. I also recommend a 2-ton floor jack. As many tires as we change in the highway patrol, that is a must piece of equipment (if the department will not buy it, it is a great investment). I'll be honest, with out it, it would take me at least 15 to 20 minutes to change a tire. With the 2-ton floor jack, I can do it in 40 to 50 seconds. Did you know that most tire changers in NASCAR come from the highway patrol? . Seriously, I have a 2-ton floor jack in each of our personal vehicles. I really don't think what the manufacturer supplies you with really works unless you have perfect conditions. Be Safe.

[greg72982]

Some of the stuff I go 10-8 with - some I've used, some I haven't - yet...

(two things I keep forgetting to get - dog biscuits and a piece of carpeting or a thick blanket for climbing over barb wire)

sunglasses
slim jim
100' climbing rope
field ax
crime scene tape
duct tape
stingball grenade
bolt cutters
long/large flathead screwdriver
large channel lock pliers
metal ruler
dozen or two of flex cuffs
various sizes zip ties
various sizes bungee cords
space blankets
folding hand saw
leather fire gloves
nylon/leather mechanics gloves
lock pick set/bump keys
chalk and lumber crayons
various size plastic bags
various sizes manila envelopes
paper grocery bags
rain jacket
beanie
baseball cap
regular jacket
ballistic helmet
gas mask
med size towels
wet ones hand wipes
thomas guide (LA/Orange county maps)
CPR masks
First aid kitS
trauma shooting kit
tourniquets (2 types)
fingerprint pads
spit masks
breath masks/particulate filters (3M)
rubber gloves
numerous extra keys
Extra pistol magazines
Extra AR15 magazines
12ga bandolier (various rounds)
kniveS
extra batteries (various types)
urine sample containers
leatherman (2 models)
rubber bands
extra flashlightS
digital camera w/ extra batteries and memory cards
prescription glasses
care kit for contacts
digital voice recorder
ibuprofen
cold medicine (theraflu)
loratadine/claritin
chapstick
english/spanish dictionary
mini electronic scale
telescopic mirror
GPS unit
HID spotlight
torch type lighter
monocular and pair of binoculars
ear plugs
knee/shin guards
elbow guards
small round shield
road flares
extra handcuffs, ankle cuffs, waist chain
cell phone
various cigarette lighter power adapters
laptop
money
certain challenge coins

Good God

[Samuel]

That is a great list Samuel. I am adding some of your list to mine. I also recommend a 2-ton floor jack. As many tires as we change in the highway patrol, that is a must piece of equipment (if the department will not buy it, it is a great investment). I'll be honest, with out it, it would take me at least 15 to 20 minutes to change a tire. With the 2-ton floor jack, I can do it in 40 to 50 seconds. Did you know that most tire changers in NASCAR come from the highway patrol? . Seriously, I have a 2-ton floor jack in each of our personal vehicles. I really don't think what the manufacturer supplies you with really works unless you have perfect conditions. Be Safe.

I've had to change 3 tires on duty so far (was able to "limp home" 2 other times lol) and agree that a floor jack would be MUCH more handy! My area is very urban. If I had to work out in the boonies, I'd probably also have stuff like fix-a-flat and a small 12v air compressor unit among other things...

[Samuel]

Good God

yeah, I know - I'm trying to compensate for something...