Think You Can Drive? @PierceCountySheriffsOffice
Think You Can Drive?  @PierceCountySheriffsOffice
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
When you see a patrol vehicle responding with lights and sirens, what you don't see is the extensive training that prepares deputies for those critical moments.

In this exclusive bird's-eye-view, Deputy Cappetto takes you behind the scenes of Emergency Vehicle Operations Course (EVOC) training, giving you a unique look at the skills deputies develop before they ever respond to a real emergency. From precision driving and emergency braking to navigating hazards and making split-second decisions, you'll see firsthand how deputies train for the unpredictable.

The goal isn't simply to get there fast—it's to get there safely.

Take a ride with Deputy Cappetto and see why training is the foundation of every safe and effective emergency response.
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Think You Can Drive?

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