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Who were the 4 panelists and agencies they worked at in the frontline policing panel?
✔Correct Answer-1) Constable Daniel Wong from the Coquitlam RCMP (Asian man)
2) Constable Nathan Pope from North Vancouver RCMP (Skinny white man)
3) Constable Kendra Arnold from the Vancouver PD (Women with pony tail)
4) Constable Sam Zacharias from the Port Moody PD (Buff white man)
What was Constable Daniel Wong's introduction? ✔Correct Answer-Joined RCMP in beginning
of 2020 before was part of the park rangers
What was Constable Nathan Popes introduction? ✔Correct Answer-Worked at North
Vancouver RCMP for 7 years and now investigates bigger investigations with a team in North
van.
What was Constable Kendra Arnold's introduction? ✔Correct Answer-Started in 2017 as a
Mountie in Burnaby now works in Vancouver. Works in section 2 which is Down Town east side.
What was Constable Sam Zacharias's introduction? ✔Correct Answer-Works as a media
officer for the Port Moody PD
How did Constable Daniel Wong respond to the question: "If you had to describe the police with
one word what and why" ✔Correct Answer-Multifaceted. The job has so many roles now, you
need to be a counsellor, law enforcer and mental health officer all at the same time.
How did Constable Nathan Pope respond to the question: "If you had to describe the police
with one word what and why" ✔Correct Answer-Astounding. You see many things and your
just happy to get home after a long and crazy day.
How did Constable Kendra Arnold respond to the question: "If you had to describe the police
with one word what and why" ✔Correct Answer-Unique. Everyday is different.
How did Constable Sam Zacharias respond to the question: "If you had to describe the police
with one word what and why" ✔Correct Answer-Stop-gap. You are the last piece of the puzzle
that ties together society. When citizens slip through the cracks it's the policies job to deal with
them. Love the job but it can be hard because again you are really fixing many issues that went
unaddressed in society.
,How did Constable Sam Zacharias respond to the question: "At what point in your life did you
decide you wanted to be a police officer? Was it a person or event?" ✔Correct Answer-In
grade 10 he joined a police camp and decided he wanted to become a police officer
How did Constable Kendra Arnold respond to the question: "At what point in your life did you
decide you wanted to be a police officer? Was it a person or event?" ✔Correct Answer-Last
semester of university she didn't know what to do and a retired mounted university that was
now her professor suggested it
How did Constable Nathan Pope respond to the question: "At what point in your life did you
decide you wanted to be a police officer? Was it a person or event?" ✔Correct Answer-
Sargent Wendy hawkorn suggested it when he didn't really know what to do. Applied to the
academy and ended up finding a job he was really happy with.
How did Constable Daniel Wong respond to the question: "At what point in your life did you
decide you wanted to be a police officer? Was it a person or event?" ✔Correct Answer-
Flipflopped a lot between being a police officer versus becoming a lawyer. However, the more
he was involved and did lawyer related activities like studying for the LSAT the more he wanted
to be a police officer.
How did Constable Daniel Wong respond to the question: "How did your family and friends
react to you being a police officer" ✔Correct Answer-He highlighted that some family
members reacted poorly to it but the ones that mattered to him saw it as a great fit. Many were
worried about problems like drinking, mental health and safety risk of the job. However, his
family has seen how much he enjoys the job and for that they have learned to like the job too.
How did Constable Nathan Pope respond to the question: "How did your family and friends
react to you being a police officer" ✔Correct Answer-Initially was worried that his old
employers would find out. Initially wasn't very stressed about telling everyone until he was at
the last stages towards becoming a police officer. His Mom and Dad were not very happy about
it and there was many friend's he had to cut out of his life.
How did Constable Kendra Arnold respond to the question: "How did your family and friends
react to you being a police officer" ✔Correct Answer-Took her family a bit to wrap around the
idea of her being a police officer but they are now supportive. Initially her Mom was pretty
worried.
How did Constable Sam Zacharias respond to the question: "How did your family and friends
react to you being a police officer" ✔Correct Answer-Had wanted to be a police officer since
high school and attended SFU criminology with that being his plan. Parents didn't love him
becoming a police officer and would have preferred if he became a lawyer. They also fear the
safety risks of being a police officer which are only exaggerated by incidents like the murder of a
police officer in Coquitlam.
, How did Constable Sam Zacharias respond to the question: "What excites you most about patrol
work? Is there any elements of patrol you find specifically rewarding or desirable?" ✔Correct
Answer-Does operational support specifically media as portion of his job because smaller
departments don't have entire people devoted to roles like this rather just it being part of an
officers job.
Because of this he still has to do patrol and sometimes its really slow and other times very
active. It really varies what you have to do day by day which is super unique
How did Constable Nathan Pope respond to the question: "What excites you most about patrol
work? Is there any elements of patrol you find specifically rewarding or desirable?" ✔Correct
Answer-Very spontaneous you don't really know what's going to happen and just go to where
you need to go. This makes it very exciting and attracting. You never know what your going to
do in a day.
How did Constable Daniel Wong respond to the question: "What excites you most about patrol
work? Is there any elements of patrol you find specifically rewarding or desirable?" ✔Correct
Answer-Everyday is different even on the same calls you don't really know what your going to
get. Many jobs require keep working mentally when your off shift which can keep your mind off
family but in policing you can very much detach at and end of the day to focus on family. You
live to work rather than you work to live.
How did Constable Kendra Arnold respond to the question: "What is the most challenging
element of patrol work?" ✔Correct Answer-She works on the downtown east side and the
police often are trying to help you fix problems but they can't fix many long term problems that
people have. Police are expected to fix socioeconomic issues but they are unable to do so.
How did Constable Nathan Pope respond to the question: "What is the most challenging
element of patrol work?" ✔Correct Answer-The revolving door and the recidivism. There are
many people that the courts and the justice system isn't dealing with properly. For example he
sees some people commit violent offences just to get released and commit more crimes.
Because the police only have so many resources so its hard to stop these people if the courts do
not help out. Because of this it can be very frustrating and challenging to deal with these cases
How did Constable Daniel Wong respond to the question: "What is the most common or
frequent call for service that you attend in your community?" What was Rylan's comment?
✔Correct Answer-Typically a mixed bags between disturbances and check wellbeing. Often
check wellbeing are simply you don't know what is happenings make sure nobody is dying and
disturbances are you hear something going on and you need to make sure nobody is dying.
Rylan: Just make sure nobody is dying
How did Constable Sam Zacharias respond to the question: "What is the most common or
frequent call for service that you attend in your community?" ✔Correct Answer-Typically
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Who were the 4 panelists and agencies they worked at in the frontline policing panel?
✔Correct Answer-1) Constable Daniel Wong from the Coquitlam RCMP (Asian man)
2) Constable Nathan Pope from North Vancouver RCMP (Skinny white man)
3) Constable Kendra Arnold from the Vancouver PD (Women with pony tail)
4) Constable Sam Zacharias from the Port Moody PD (Buff white man)
What was Constable Daniel Wong's introduction? ✔Correct Answer-Joined RCMP in beginning
of 2020 before was part of the park rangers
What was Constable Nathan Popes introduction? ✔Correct Answer-Worked at North
Vancouver RCMP for 7 years and now investigates bigger investigations with a team in North
van.
What was Constable Kendra Arnold's introduction? ✔Correct Answer-Started in 2017 as a
Mountie in Burnaby now works in Vancouver. Works in section 2 which is Down Town east side.
What was Constable Sam Zacharias's introduction? ✔Correct Answer-Works as a media
officer for the Port Moody PD
How did Constable Daniel Wong respond to the question: "If you had to describe the police with
one word what and why" ✔Correct Answer-Multifaceted. The job has so many roles now, you
need to be a counsellor, law enforcer and mental health officer all at the same time.
How did Constable Nathan Pope respond to the question: "If you had to describe the police
with one word what and why" ✔Correct Answer-Astounding. You see many things and your
just happy to get home after a long and crazy day.
How did Constable Kendra Arnold respond to the question: "If you had to describe the police
with one word what and why" ✔Correct Answer-Unique. Everyday is different.
How did Constable Sam Zacharias respond to the question: "If you had to describe the police
with one word what and why" ✔Correct Answer-Stop-gap. You are the last piece of the puzzle
that ties together society. When citizens slip through the cracks it's the policies job to deal with
them. Love the job but it can be hard because again you are really fixing many issues that went
unaddressed in society.
,How did Constable Sam Zacharias respond to the question: "At what point in your life did you
decide you wanted to be a police officer? Was it a person or event?" ✔Correct Answer-In
grade 10 he joined a police camp and decided he wanted to become a police officer
How did Constable Kendra Arnold respond to the question: "At what point in your life did you
decide you wanted to be a police officer? Was it a person or event?" ✔Correct Answer-Last
semester of university she didn't know what to do and a retired mounted university that was
now her professor suggested it
How did Constable Nathan Pope respond to the question: "At what point in your life did you
decide you wanted to be a police officer? Was it a person or event?" ✔Correct Answer-
Sargent Wendy hawkorn suggested it when he didn't really know what to do. Applied to the
academy and ended up finding a job he was really happy with.
How did Constable Daniel Wong respond to the question: "At what point in your life did you
decide you wanted to be a police officer? Was it a person or event?" ✔Correct Answer-
Flipflopped a lot between being a police officer versus becoming a lawyer. However, the more
he was involved and did lawyer related activities like studying for the LSAT the more he wanted
to be a police officer.
How did Constable Daniel Wong respond to the question: "How did your family and friends
react to you being a police officer" ✔Correct Answer-He highlighted that some family
members reacted poorly to it but the ones that mattered to him saw it as a great fit. Many were
worried about problems like drinking, mental health and safety risk of the job. However, his
family has seen how much he enjoys the job and for that they have learned to like the job too.
How did Constable Nathan Pope respond to the question: "How did your family and friends
react to you being a police officer" ✔Correct Answer-Initially was worried that his old
employers would find out. Initially wasn't very stressed about telling everyone until he was at
the last stages towards becoming a police officer. His Mom and Dad were not very happy about
it and there was many friend's he had to cut out of his life.
How did Constable Kendra Arnold respond to the question: "How did your family and friends
react to you being a police officer" ✔Correct Answer-Took her family a bit to wrap around the
idea of her being a police officer but they are now supportive. Initially her Mom was pretty
worried.
How did Constable Sam Zacharias respond to the question: "How did your family and friends
react to you being a police officer" ✔Correct Answer-Had wanted to be a police officer since
high school and attended SFU criminology with that being his plan. Parents didn't love him
becoming a police officer and would have preferred if he became a lawyer. They also fear the
safety risks of being a police officer which are only exaggerated by incidents like the murder of a
police officer in Coquitlam.
, How did Constable Sam Zacharias respond to the question: "What excites you most about patrol
work? Is there any elements of patrol you find specifically rewarding or desirable?" ✔Correct
Answer-Does operational support specifically media as portion of his job because smaller
departments don't have entire people devoted to roles like this rather just it being part of an
officers job.
Because of this he still has to do patrol and sometimes its really slow and other times very
active. It really varies what you have to do day by day which is super unique
How did Constable Nathan Pope respond to the question: "What excites you most about patrol
work? Is there any elements of patrol you find specifically rewarding or desirable?" ✔Correct
Answer-Very spontaneous you don't really know what's going to happen and just go to where
you need to go. This makes it very exciting and attracting. You never know what your going to
do in a day.
How did Constable Daniel Wong respond to the question: "What excites you most about patrol
work? Is there any elements of patrol you find specifically rewarding or desirable?" ✔Correct
Answer-Everyday is different even on the same calls you don't really know what your going to
get. Many jobs require keep working mentally when your off shift which can keep your mind off
family but in policing you can very much detach at and end of the day to focus on family. You
live to work rather than you work to live.
How did Constable Kendra Arnold respond to the question: "What is the most challenging
element of patrol work?" ✔Correct Answer-She works on the downtown east side and the
police often are trying to help you fix problems but they can't fix many long term problems that
people have. Police are expected to fix socioeconomic issues but they are unable to do so.
How did Constable Nathan Pope respond to the question: "What is the most challenging
element of patrol work?" ✔Correct Answer-The revolving door and the recidivism. There are
many people that the courts and the justice system isn't dealing with properly. For example he
sees some people commit violent offences just to get released and commit more crimes.
Because the police only have so many resources so its hard to stop these people if the courts do
not help out. Because of this it can be very frustrating and challenging to deal with these cases
How did Constable Daniel Wong respond to the question: "What is the most common or
frequent call for service that you attend in your community?" What was Rylan's comment?
✔Correct Answer-Typically a mixed bags between disturbances and check wellbeing. Often
check wellbeing are simply you don't know what is happenings make sure nobody is dying and
disturbances are you hear something going on and you need to make sure nobody is dying.
Rylan: Just make sure nobody is dying
How did Constable Sam Zacharias respond to the question: "What is the most common or
frequent call for service that you attend in your community?" ✔Correct Answer-Typically
