Day in the Life - Police Officer

Follow Officer Robles of the San Fernando Police Department to see what a Day In The Life looks like for him during the summer night shift. See what Officer Robles's routine looks like before he clocks into his shift. Go on a journey that Officer Robles takes you on as he connects with the community, conducts traffic stops throughout the neighborhood, and keeps the city of San Fernando safe in and out of his patrol car. Officer Robles also goes on another journey to find Matcha green tea from day to night! His shift starts at 6 pm and ends at 6 am, but as part of the Law Enforcement Career entails, he encounters over time and ends up ending his shift at 9 am, totaling a 15-hour shift.

Get a real-world look at what life is like in the world of Law Enforcement and what it takes to have a career as a Police Officer. This documentary takes viewers on the night ride along with Officer Robles and shows multiple traffic stops, firework calls, a suicide call to a DUI traffic stop, and various other calls throughout the night shift.

00:00 Introduction
00:54 Morning Routine
05:15 Night Shift
39:57 End of Shift
40:20 End of Day

“Day in The Life” was created to show the different professions and lifestyles that exist in the world. Each video is centered around a specific person and profession with an in-depth view of what a typical day looks like for them.

Director: Timur Bootzin
Producers: Timur Bootzin, Jorge Ashkar
Post-Production Sound Mixer: Elijah Spader

Special Thanks:
City of San Fernando

Irwin Rosenberg, Lieutenant/Operations Commander, San Fernando Police Department

Nick Kimball, City Manager
Fabian Valdez, Chief of Police, San Fernando Police Department
Julie Duarte, Executive Assistant to City Manager
Richard Padilla, City Attorney
Julia Fritz, City Clerk

[Zentfo]

Hi everyone! I would like to thank you all for watching the documentary! I did not think it would reach people throughout the country and throughout the world so fast. I’m forever grateful for the opportunity I had to be part of this and I am happy to see all the positivity.

I’d also like to thank Timur and Jorge for making this documentary! They are amazing at what they do and it would not have been possible without them.
And yes… I still love matcha and Jeeps lol

“In the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years.” - Abraham Lincoln

[tommarks]

You are a credit to your badge. No attitude at all. No macho crap. Genuine and respectful to everyone. Your humanity comes through strong. You are the reason people will start showing respect again for the badge. God bless you and stay safe officer Robles.

[hmm-bwpg]

18:30 thats a good cop right there, preserving dignity of a father in front of his daughter. We need more cops like him!

[agg]

As a small town police officer as well, this guy is awesome. The best advice I ever got early in my career was “be the cop you would want to talk to.” That’s this dude.

[chunksgaming]

Respect to this guy and his team of officers, you can tell he's super passionate, friendly and reasonable with people. We need more officers like him, I hope he rises in the ranks and becomes an influence for other officers.

[chrisknight]

As a retired LEO I look at this young man and I see there is hope for the future of Law Enforcement. This young Officer will someday be a Chief somewhere someday!

[Rigs]

This is the first time I've watched a video involving a cop and thought, "damn, this person is really what we need more of". Please don't change, Officer Robles.

[princethemoose]

Legend says this man is still drinking matcha and talking all about jeeps.

[itsgiooForLife]

We neeeed another episode with Officer Robles, please make a part 2. I really enjoyed watching this Day in the life and Cris was phenomenal !!

[Haylem]

Alright... This dude NEEDS his own show. Good human being doing an awesome job.

[brennanp]

Your interaction with that young man at 31 minutes in was really touching. I’m sure that was a moment where he just needed someone to talk to, and there you were. Thank you for your service and desire to protect and serve🇺🇸

[TekTrekgamer]

This was an incredibly well produced documentary. The production value, shot composition, audio, editing, music cues, everything were just top notch. I really enjoyed getting to go on a virtual ride along with Officer Robles.

[dazaram]

this man should be protected at all cost

[jhamby]

This has to be one of the best examples of “protect and serve” I’ve ever seen. Respect, sir!

[Dbarr]

That's a good man right there. Positive energy and very disciplined.

[ibrahimraees]

Such a nice officer man!!!
He just gave 1 ticket hardly, completely understands everyone. Really appreciated his work tbh.

[brianblanche]

This a legit cop. Mad respect to him and his partners

[hendrikmuller]

I'am a police officer for 23 years now in a precinct in the south of Germany. I would be proud for having an officer like officer Robles in my shift. Thanks for your service

[GrahamLewisMusic]

This was super informative to watch! As someone who aspires to become a police officer, I can happily say I've watched the full 40 minutes of this and I love how you interact with the people!

[Roadrunnerz]

Thank you Cris for your service along with your colleagues across the city, nation and world.