American Reacts to The Norwegian Police Funniest Arrest Ever

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[pingston]

Police "training" in Norway is a 3 year bachelor degree.
vs.
Police training in US is a 3 month course then they get a gun to fight crime.

[Smokindutch]

With the prices of alcohol in Norway, the biggest miracle is how this guy got so drunk.

[VampyrMygg]

The drunk is a Northern Norwegian, they're known for their colorful language. :P
To the point that the cussword he used "Hæstkuk" (which translates to horse cock) was judged in court to just be an expression, as some guy got arrested for calling a police officer it, the word is seemingly used so much it was basically deemed part of their dialect rather than an insult. :P

[daggel]

European police is trained to de-escalate. As long as you are "only being loud", they are pretty chill

[KukumEesinekapo]

They are so calm because unlike American police, they don’t take things personal. No ego involved

[olagustafsson]

As a Swedish firefighter, I'd say that MO is from the Scandinavian police handbook. Generally we try to act deescalating instead of that macho stuff. But of course with controlled but decisive action when needed.

[Kelsea-]

This is what police work can look like if the officers are trained well and for a long time. De-escalation must always be the first goal.

[helenevigdal]

I'm Norwegian and my impression is that there is a general respect for the police in this country. They are respectful, patient and chill. They are trained to solve problems by de-escalatin as much as possible, instead of using power, force and authority. They literally "protect and serve" and I think that goes for most police in European countries.

[UnnoticedKIN]

Funny thing that you miss if you don't understand the language, but "Is she heart-dead?" is actually a mistranslation, he actually asked if she was Brain dead! XD

[davidpelc]

In most european countries policemen have to absolve years and years of training and study before they can work as policemen, they also study psychology and how to behave with people.

[Heinrich_Von_Schnellfahrer]

You stopped to soon..the best part is the cops getting the giggles in the car after they left😂

[michaelteret]

These cops are wonderful, they know their job is to help people, not to beat them down. Respect.

[sulliken]

These two guys are brilliant. They were a part of the tv-show called "Nattpatruljen" (Night Patrol) where 1 cameraman follows 1 patrol a whole night. These two officers were on TV a lot.
Good guys.

[tst]

He is from Lofoten 😂
In the North, the Police drive you home

[TheSmokingLizardSWE]

As a swede its extra funny that the word for calm in norwegian is the same as fun/funny for us. So when the police tell him to calm down, all i hear is have fun.
8-)

[Sandra-Gibora]

These Norwegian police officers were fantastic! Sense of humor, great reflexes too.

[jackofalltrades]

Deescalation is the trick to good policing. That is policing the European way. The guy is from the islands.

[Vikki]

I'm from Norway and this is the way they do it, we are actually very lucky to having police officers like this, and most of them is like this 👮❤️ they just want peace ✌🏼
Sending love and support from Norway 🇳🇴 🌹

[disklamer]

A sense of humor - and a sense of humanity go a long way.

[TullaRask]

"Sinnsykehuset" translated to "psychopath-hospital" haha priceless!