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Lol! I have also recently discovered these videos. I have seen Shotgun or Sidearm and enjoyed it like you did. And the “Boys Beware” video as well. Omg things have changed.
Raskolnikov70 I miss old catalogs lol. the back section always had random shit like throwing stars or lock pick kits lol. or fucking crossbows and swords lol. ahh the old days.
US soldier 1: ".... uh, damn...." US Soldier 2: "What's wrong?" US Soldier 1: "Its all these trees, they make me nervous. Commies could be hiding in them aiming their rifles at us right now." US Soldier 2: "Damn, your right!" *Gets on radio* "Napalm the trees, just incase, just incase, can't be too carful. Bring in that bomber." US Soldier 1: "Ah, much better.... uh... oh no!" US Soldier 2: "Hu, what now?" US Soldier 1: "I don't like the way that stray jungle rambling dog is eyeballing me. It could be a commie waiting for me to fall asleep and then bite my throat." US Soldier 2: *Reaches for his radio*
My dad was a volunteer cop from 1984 to the late 90s. He was actually issued the same kind of revolver in that video, a 38 special, and was allowed to keep it when the department retired them. After that, he was given a 9mm pistol. I showed him those old police training videos from RUclips, and he said it was the same thing he had to watch in the Academy, and always said they were too cheesey even then. Today, my dad is in his 60s and has rather fond memories of his days as a cop on beat..
I may be two years late, but, I loved how he mentioned the warning brick that went to dispatch. In my town, the local bank is only a few blocks from the local dispatch operating center, and the tip of a triangle from there and city hall (where the cruisers stay along with fire department and volunteers) So long story short, we still have that system, and from what I've heard when you start at that bank they show it to you even though it isn't used anymore. It's mostly just a classic piece of equipment they keep for no reason.
The typical pattern expands at about one inch per yard, so to get 20 feet worth of hits at about 15 yards is crazy. The video says you don't have to aim a shotgun and if this kind of spread was reality, he'd be right.
"Negligence and poor aiming skills caused you to miss the baby!" "Back to the range, then, Chief?" "Oh yes. No donuts until you can hit a baby at twenty feet with a shotgun blast. And grow a moustache!" "B-b-but Chief, they didn't issue a moustache." "Grow one, for [whoooot] sake!" "I can't grow a moustache, Chief . . . " "What are you, a rookie?" "Yes, Chief. A rookie, Chief." "Sign a requisition for a tactical moustache on the way out!" "Yes, Chief!"
My dad was a Pasadena cop in the 60s 70s 80s.. He was actually in this video. He was the (dirk diggler) jewelry store stick up man with the side burns... I miss my dad, he was a good , by the book (Adam 12) era cop who served before the ballistic vest, before the hand held radio, even before the police cars had 12 volts.. They were 6 volt with a "generator", and slowed down when all lights & siren were on, LOL... Huge tube style radios in the trunk that sucked so they used city (call boxes)... He sure did like car chases and I learned how to drive by watching him.. Many tickets later, I slowed down.... a little...
@@jonf1812 What? Do you really think that? Read stories from people who were actually in a firefighter and how you don't even realize it. I've meet several old timer cops and Vietnam vets who talked about their first time and none, NONE, of them remember actually pulling the trigger
Now that's funny. When I started in police work (1990), I WAS told "the shotgun in the car is loaded" right after I completed my 2 weeks of field training. You should check out the old J.D. Buck Savage training videos. Classics right there!
I would think at this time they'd try black face like Laurence Olivier in Othello only they don't dip the whitest dude they know in vantablack paint or graphite
Wammy Cammy The usual-physics were defied, geometry and ballistics were rendered useless, Shemar Moore’s beard changed again, non-lethal force was used, horrible one-liners were spoken, old people fell asleep with a Werther’s still in their mouths...I think that covers every episode in the series to this point.
My Grandfather was a head detective in the 70s, and 80s he took down a few serial killers and through his whole career he was never shot at and never shot at anyone. But he did get multiple death threats!
“Holy shit Bob, you know that weird long tube-like thing they tell us to keep in the squad car? You’ll never guess what happens when you push the trigger!” This is oddly believable
What happens exactly? How could anyone possibly be able to know what a shotgun does after the trigger gets pushed or pulled or whatever without spending a considerable amount of time and money on investigating the matter? Am l missing something here Jesus christ dude.
@@lusaurplays5043 you only fixed one of them though... They both are short for "you are". Not hating, just wanted to point it out as a courtesy. I know, I'm almost half a year late to this video, but that's ok... Lol! 🙂🙂🙂
I love that the Rube Goldberg police brick contained a suspect description. This implies that there were multiple floor switches for different general descriptions with a different brick for each.
Wait. If the shop owner presses a button on the floor to alert dispatch - how did dispatch know what the suspect looked like?? Was the brick auto set to a specific description?? 🤣
I found myself wondering the same thing, especially given the description of the suspect sure as hell didn't match, who was coming out of the jewelry store. Oh dear God I am so familiar with some of these old videos. I would be considered such a monster 20 years ago. I'm sure people were members of videos that they used to play for driver's ed and so forth. Like the video above throwing foreign objects at passing trains, yes that is literally a warning video they used to play in schools. God God God ministries size theater hasn't got anything on some of these old videos from the 70s and 80s and 60s. I'm surprised more people don't realize the Rodney King beating could have literally been a training video! Police officers were trained in the 1970s to be pretty liberal with their batons and focus on the head and shoulders and to continue hitting a suspect until movement stopped. I can't even make this up. There's videos out there from the 70s that Word for Word describe what I just said some videos would recommend beginning with the kneecaps and then work your way to the head and shoulders, but generally they suggested head and shoulders on till movement ceases or until suspect stops resisting arrest. Don't get me started with the original Stun gun that nobody remembers!the originals were quoted as instantly immobilizing any suspect for a minimum of 20 min. inducing unconsciousness. The originals stun guns didn't play around and make you twitch and go on like you were zapped with the devil stick. The originals when a suspect, got nailed with them. They immediately went down like a sack of potatoes and were unconscious board and the 20 min. or longer. There was no jumping around or going aow and then getting back up and running. There's a few training videos out there for the stun gun that literally prove my point. They show somebody getting nailed with it and they immediately drop completely immobile and get carried off unconscious. God those old videos, we used to see a lot of them in schools. Various safety videos I mean.I wonder is there a RUclips channel dedicated specifically to these horrible videos based on company. Man the ones on homosexuality and marijuana had to be the most hilarious. Dear Lord Jesus Ira member one alone where this guy smoking a joint. Just for no reason drives up in his car throws the door open and walks away as the car continues driving down the street. It was downright hilarious. Usually several people died in those movies after smoking one joint or ended up having permanent brain damage and other such foolishness. In their defense though there were people who died from smoking marijuana and got bad brain damage where there was some cases of tainted marijuana in the 70s and 60s couple of different pesticides that were being used made some batches of drugs highly illegal and a lot of druggies died. A relative of mine was responsible for firearms training of police officers in taxes. After a fair amount of time he quit the job due to risk of his own safety. LOL. This was back in the 19, he's and the way they were handling firearms gave him nightmares between dropping loaded weapons on the firing range chasing suspects into a crowd and firing using a shotgun and the list goes on. These were veteran officers. To make matters worse, not rookies. He nearly got accidentally shot several times on the range, which was a big part of why he quit. He used to complain. They had little to no respect for their firearms and it just drove him crazy.
You forget that in the early to mid 1970's there was a global shortage of moustaches. The decade previous and all the hippies over harvested the moustache supply and it's only recently that we've been able to bring stocks back up to a level where almost anyone, man or woman, can have one. What a time to be alive.
@@Enjoymentboy the moustasch market crashed after ww2 because of hitler and his buds, during the cold war people who had mustacshes were suspected to be commies because stalin's stasch.
"Negro" denotes "black" in Spanish and Portuguese. It literally means black. It's not a racial slur, and it's not condescending or meant to express contempt like the n-word with the double G. let's stop being so fragile and politically correct. We're not making a fuss about the word Caucasian either.
"Negligence and poor aiming skills caused you to miss the baby!" "Back to the range, then, Chief?" "Oh yes. No donuts until you can hit a baby at twenty feet with a shotgun blast. And grow a moustache!" "B-b-but Chief, they didn't issue a moustache." "Grow one, for [whoooot] sake!" "I can't grow a moustache, Chief . . . " "What are you, a rookie?" "Yes, Chief. A rookie, Chief." "Sign a requisition for a tactical moustache on the way out!" "Yes, Chief!"
I know this is old but I did a couple of “training videos “ for the NYPD on how to use seatbelts. We did this in the 48 pct in the Bronx. I’m the Irish rookie in it. Thank you for your consideration on this Oscar. I would like to thank my brother for beating my ass and The academy for beating my ass also.💙
Me too lovely and I am a patreon donater, a twitch tier 1 member, and I have joined his RUclips Club thing as well. Surely if someone hits the triple we should get even better perks! (HA HA only kidding I just can't say no to them big blue peepers)
So, I'm an old cop....depending on your department, you received let's be generous and say, training that fell into a range of quality. Ricochet shots, corner-rounding, and other techniques were not commonplace I would say back then. There were also issues with headshots, shooting people in the back, and kicking people in the balls. Society in general was different and we really were expected to behave a certain way. I won't say letting people draw on you, or fire the first shot was expected, but...people had ideas. We were supposed to be knights. Things have changed an awful lot now. P.S. The model 10 .38 everyone carried was a dream on annual range day. Those things shot like they were hand-made match pistols P.P.S. 7:51 This dude has a lot of wallets
I don't know if Frank Black is your real username but it's a good name and also the name of one of the best musicians of the late 20th century and still today. Not relevant to the conversation but I just noticed. I liked your comment too.
You didnt see him saw the barrel off with a hacksaw and switch to birdshot before he fired?....That's the only way to get blood on a human without penetrating the skin...He did what needed to be done....What they didnt tell you was that the women that got hit was a wanted crack whore, and the old man was a chomo...That's getting the job done with one shot in my book...The mans a hero
I’d love to hear Donut Operator’s expert testimony as to the tactics prescribed in this training film. Also about the intrinsic peace keeping abilities of a proper mustache. The jury would find it most informative.
I started my career in law enforcement in 1973. So, yeah, that is the type of uniforms and weapons we had. We had a revolver, a "dump pouch" of extra ammo and handcuffs on our belt. I had some "cable ties" inside the brim of my hat in case I needed "extra handcuffs". I later bought a S&W Model 40 Centennial which I carried in my pants pocket (or coat pocket in winter) as a backup and also my off duty gun. Later they hung all manner of "stuff" on our belts. Some of it was great...radios the size and weight of a brick that went with us for example. Most officers had to buy their own revolver within the guidelines specified. We had either a Remington 870 or Ithaca M37 shotgun in the car in a "Leco Lock". It was mounted point up on the dashboard. Loaded magazine, empty chamber. The lock clamped the gun between the slide handle and receiver so it couldn't be chambered unless released. I always took the shotgun if I had the opportunity (active alarms, robberies etc). We wore slacks with stripes, clip on ties, black leather shoes, patrolman hat when out of the vehicle. Body armor didn't become common until later. We had .38/.357 revolvers in our department until 1989. They were replaced with a dept issued Beretta M92FS 9mm. I retired from local law enforcement in 2001 and worked with a Federal agency overseas until I finally retired in 2014. I still have my first duty revolver, a Colt Trooper MKIII .357, nickle, with 4" barrel. And the sales receipt...$154 in 1973. 😁 That was a LOT of money to a young guy just starting out. Now I enjoy shooting, fishing and just enjoying being retired (I wasn't too good at it at first, but I am getting better at it)
Good man, my grandpa had a similar story as yours- feds an all. Maybe you ran into eachother at some point. Anyways, I daily carry his .38 Colt Detective model with a few speedloaders during the summers. Great light little piece, and i can shoot the wings off a fly with the thing. And i know hes watchin over me any time that gun is in my hands.
Nice choice I was a Deputy Constable 78 to 82 my duty weapon you would like it is the same as your still have it today I also carried a S&W model 66 2 inch 357 and a Browning DBA 45acp enjoy retirement I am.
"Trigger discipline wasn't a thing back then by the way" *hops on Facebook. Sees multiple individuals with loaded guns pointed at 🅱️enis, finger on trigger. Still isn't a thing. Edit: this is probably one of the worst channels to have a Bloomberg ad on.
Hah a little older than when I was in but yeah, they were funny. I began with a 6 shooter and trans'd (can I say that word?) into the Semi-Auto Glock. The only thing we were afraid of was it jamming...todays police is afraid of everything. Going home after shift was the goal...now its going home without a lawsuit or complaint is the goal. Sad days.
Donut Operator = Dr. Disrespect without wig or Sunglasses!!!! Side by Side some photos and BAM they are the same person!!! Dr. Donut??? Dr. Operator??? Donut Disrespect (OH HELL NO!!! NOT ON MY WATCH!!!)
I remember the training videos and how today's officers would cringe at some of what went on back then. I also remember the dispatch console as I spent 5 years sitting at one. It was interesting to say the least, especially since I dispatched police, fire and ambulance and no call taker. I had to take the calls on the phones and dispatched the units without anyone else around and it got really busy at times.
what kind of shotgun has a 20 foot spread at what was that, 30 feet? I don't think even blunderbuss were that bad. Unless they've really changed things since the 70's all the shotguns I've used have a 2 foot spread with buckshot at 50 yards. YARDS man.
nivarion The typical police issue shotgun of that time had a cylinder bore and at fifty yards would have a pattern six to eight feet wide. It would not be unusual that no single pellet hit the target.
Skeptical American See Chuck Taylor’s article on police shotguns using buckshot in old copies of Combat Handguns. The typical issued 870 would not keep all 9 pellets on a torso at 15-20 yards much less 50. Mine was no exception. Most shotguns would throw patterns shaped like donuts and had gaping holes in the center of the pattern. Cylinder bore shotguns still perform in this manner. Using certain brands of ammo and proper choking good patterns can be gotten at extended ranges. At the time of the articles Federal had just begun offering a 00 load featuring copper plated shot and polystyrene buffering. This ammo dramatically increased the SAFE effective range-almost doubling the range at which all the pellets would stay on a human torso.
Taylor also described a peculiar phenomenon displayed by singular shotguns. The gun would only place four or five pellets on a torso at twenty five yards. At fifty the same gun and ammo would shoot a circular ten inch group! This was the part of the article I was skeptical about. In testing this for myself I found my Smith and Wesson 3000 would do the same thing with certain brands of buckshot!! Neither the S&W nor my two 870s would keep all pellets on a human size torso at twenty five yards with buckshot available at that time.
I am a baby boomer so I was one of those who watch movies in junior high which warned you that if you took a "drag" from a "joint" you would go on a massive killing spree. This video brought back a lot of fun memories and your comments always double the fun. Keep up the great work. God bless. James, a fellow RUclipsr
Thats funny, isn't that what the cartels do in Mexico? Lots of killing going on down there from drugs. Hell, Mexico is run by cartels with beheadings, chopped up bodies as a norm. .
3:00 -- Most cops didn't have face fur until about 1990, except PC and the Dope Patrol, at least in SoCal. Show up for regular harness duty (even motors) with a stache (even one within grooming standards), you would go through an endless round of "you need to stand closer to your razor" or "Oh, I thought you were the suspect!" comments. Remember, this was in or just after the hippie thing, and nobody wanted to look anything but neat and clean. Sideburns to the bottom of the ear opening was about the limit in grooming standards -- hair off the collar, tops of ears clear, and so on. And the WHOLE POINT of the film was to get officers to think about whether or not to use the shotgun. City cops didn't have rifles then, so if they didn't think that the .38 was enough, there was no other option. Some agencies allowed Sergeant and above to carry non-issue pistols, but as a general rule, if you were in a radio car, the sidearm was either a Colt or Smith, firing department-issued, jacketed or gilded .38 Spl -- no Plus P, no soft point (much less HOLLOW point). Even HAVING a box of Super Vel could get you papered some places, as the rise of the Lawsuit Brigade washed out of the manhole covers. The only thing more hilarious than watching the old training films is watching guys who were trained after another couple of decades of development and changes ignorantly applying today's standard to yesterday's doctrines.
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Great content, And I will never forget the lesson I have learned from this breakdown.
Always have a mustache.
DONUT! I love your videos, I just discovered your channel a few days ago, I wish I had found it sooner!
8:46 8:46 8:46
No cop in 76 used a mossberg! 870 or 37😎
Lol! I have also recently discovered these videos. I have seen Shotgun or Sidearm and enjoyed it like you did. And the “Boys Beware” video as well. Omg things have changed.
"Shotgun or side arm"
US army: trick question call in an air strike
Air strikes, artillery, tanks, nuclear bombs... Definitely a normal solution for all of America's problems!
Taurus judge brothers:
Trick question use your shotgun as a sidearm
Trick question: Y E S
Brendan Yates so you dont miss the baby next time
Brendan Yates then you’ll really hit the baby
"How did I miss the baby" this is why I watch this channel
Same. His sense of humour is just perfect.
😂😂😂
Followed by that man giggle...
I mean, c'mon I was just *THAT* close, I knew I shoulda timed the shot
totally agree.
What kind of shotgun is he using that patterns that wide.
Would be the choice of ammo not the gun.
PeopleEqualShlt Well, different shotguns tend to pattern differently even when using the same ammo. But yeah, I get your point.
@@arieheath7773 haha ya. Just seems like it's got target load for skeet shooting.
you can vary the choke on a shotgun also ammunition used affects scatter. I'm not an expert on shotguns but even i know that.
Punt gun
"Shotgun or Sidearm?"
- *SLUGS*
"An energy weapon dismissed as a slugthrower? I didn't know lizards were that nostalgic..."
Rc-1138 Boss, c.20 BBY
Ballistic.
This is most probably the reason why "Police Academy" was such a hit movie series.
Yea it was meant to be a documentary but they changed it after testers watched it and thought it was a comedy
Police academy was gold
Yes and this country used to admire police.
@@truecausco7694 they got rid of it on netflix
Yup.
"Fake cop" flashes photo of "Sheriff Mayo - badge #420" 😂😂
Priceless!
That was genius! 😉
Fucking Mayo fans think he is real.
It's not fake - it's a 100% genuine "concealed carry permit holder" shield he ordered out of the back of a sporting goods catalog....
@@Raskolnikov70 Sporting goods catalog had me dead! 😂
Raskolnikov70 I miss old catalogs lol. the back section always had random shit like throwing stars or lock pick kits lol. or fucking crossbows and swords lol. ahh the old days.
"My God..." "How did I miss the baby?"
Funniest shit I've heard in a while my stomach hurts now.
3:55
@@thomasrokicki you're god
Ifkr
😂😂😂
Gg does it still hurt?
@@AReyes-uw6qf yeah Karen left me and took the kids I feel nothing but pain
Bro, someone needs to insert clips of Biden saying "buy a shotgun" throughout the original footage and rerelease it lmao
Do it, you won't
Snaggletoothed punk: “What’s the matter...can’t you climb a fence?”
Officer Shaft: "What's the matter...can't you find a dentist??!?"
"whats the matter, cant you find a job?" would have been better hahaah
BWAHHAHHAH!
EU teeth.
It’s the 70s lol dentists didn’t exist yet
Officer Shaft xddd
Well in Vietnam the ricochets could have been the trees shooting back
lmao
if they shoot back
God damn
US soldier 1: ".... uh, damn...."
US Soldier 2: "What's wrong?"
US Soldier 1: "Its all these trees, they make me nervous. Commies could be hiding in them aiming their rifles at us right now."
US Soldier 2: "Damn, your right!" *Gets on radio* "Napalm the trees, just incase, just incase, can't be too carful. Bring in that bomber."
US Soldier 1: "Ah, much better.... uh... oh no!"
US Soldier 2: "Hu, what now?"
US Soldier 1: "I don't like the way that stray jungle rambling dog is eyeballing me. It could be a commie waiting for me to fall asleep and then bite my throat."
US Soldier 2: *Reaches for his radio*
@@rachdarastrix5251
US Soldier 2: *Gets on radio* "ATF we have a stray jungle dog eyeballing us"
“What’s the matter can’t you climb a fence?”
*butt stroke*
>butt stroke to the face actually fixes that kids fucked up teeth lol
Avery Drew The real reason Antifa cover their faces.
@@averydrew478 lol
@@dublinoseven3279 lol
With a smash
My dad was a volunteer cop from 1984 to the late 90s. He was actually issued the same kind of revolver in that video, a 38 special, and was allowed to keep it when the department retired them. After that, he was given a 9mm pistol. I showed him those old police training videos from RUclips, and he said it was the same thing he had to watch in the Academy, and always said they were too cheesey even then. Today, my dad is in his 60s and has rather fond memories of his days as a cop on beat..
we've got a few police issue 38 specials and I gotta say they are some neat little guns
What does "Volunteer cop" mean? Aren't they all? There's no cop draft.
@@Libtard As in he volunteers his time and is not paid for his work as a police officer
@BadCase is that even a thing?
@@ThisNachoFriend yeah in some areas
In a different context, these could be seen as pretty good comedy sketches.
Hello there
OH FOR FUCKS SAKE PISS OF
He's in donuts comments too! I'm liking this guy more and more 😂
Stop front following me
@@shmerlock9312 piss on.....
a coktus.
"Fake News, Fake Cop" Patty Mayo Image Pops Up
Dang, Donut Operator Flamed him hard
wonder how patty would be as a real cop
@@smudge6001 the same only with more abuse..id fuckint love to knock him out
@@t.j.watson7112 XD
patty the pussy
Mister Brookes ok
"How did I miss the baby?!" LOL WAT!???
Nice
They didn’t have baby skull seeking bullets back then
I am rolling. AND its actors comment trolls!! That shit is funny right there I don't care who you are.
Nudge at the baby killer rhetoric of the Vietnam era orr?
"Officer No-stache" had me howling. As a moustache wearer since the mid-80s, I approve this message.
**RUclips moderator**
"What is... quote?"
Rip no ads
A q**** is another way of saying the N-Word! No ads!
RUclips's AI doesn't understand the concept of "quote"
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@SBow311 ...somebody paid attention in Sr. Mary Elephants grammar class...yee yee!
@farthest star Early preview on Patreon, my friend.
It's still monetized right now when I'm watching it.
@@John-wk2fd 1 hour later and ads are gone
"And at close range, you can blast the hell out of almost anything"
Dose this include hookers ( asking for a friend )
Sgtblooper 11brav yes
Very true
@@sgtblooper11brav42 GTA should have taught you that
@@sgtblooper11brav42 hookers and coke bro
I may be two years late, but, I loved how he mentioned the warning brick that went to dispatch.
In my town, the local bank is only a few blocks from the local dispatch operating center, and the tip of a triangle from there and city hall (where the cruisers stay along with fire department and volunteers)
So long story short, we still have that system, and from what I've heard when you start at that bank they show it to you even though it isn't used anymore. It's mostly just a classic piece of equipment they keep for no reason.
I really thought that was a plot device
That shotgun had a good spread! one shot; four targets!
Duckbill sir duh lol
snakesocks it's got good spread on it
I personally had no idea you could cannister shot like a civil war cannon with a 12ga. shotgun. Must be some Harry Potter shit going on.
they need more 50 gauge 120 cal shotty's to take out the whole city in case of a nazi werewolf uprising
The typical pattern expands at about one inch per yard, so to get 20 feet worth of hits at about 15 yards is crazy. The video says you don't have to aim a shotgun and if this kind of spread was reality, he'd be right.
thanks donut, now a whole day of work is gone....because im watching old training videos.
me too
Damn. When he said fake cop, he showed Patty Mayo. IM DED!!!!!
MacGyver Gamming 2 he’s not fake
@@perspective4477 Go watch spoiled mayonnaise.
@@perspective4477 He literally admitted to being fake...
@raul castillo ya
Troll central Rush he’s extremely fake dude
I love how "unless your a hunter" means you can't understand what's beside or behind your target. As a hunter I feel respected by the past
Shot on the left knee.
The medics: treating her left arm
with a phone
Right arm*
@@MrTech-ch5in no it’s the left
CHAZ medics
It's like far cry. Got shot with a rocket launcher? Bandage the arm. Good to go.
"How did I miss the baby?!"
Don't lead your shot so much.
"Negligence and poor aiming skills caused you to miss the baby!"
"Back to the range, then, Chief?"
"Oh yes. No donuts until you can hit a baby at twenty feet with a shotgun blast. And grow a moustache!"
"B-b-but Chief, they didn't issue a moustache."
"Grow one, for [whoooot] sake!"
"I can't grow a moustache, Chief . . . "
"What are you, a rookie?"
"Yes, Chief. A rookie, Chief."
"Sign a requisition for a tactical moustache on the way out!"
"Yes, Chief!"
There are 5 pepole there and you pull out a shotgun
A_DEADLY_WEAPON _ I know right
@@r_adolf8933 it's called being a dumbass and lacking that little thing called "awareness"
Im gonna say it...
You look like young Ron Swanson
yes
HE DOES
He has a moe and that's where the similarities end.
My dad was a Pasadena cop in the 60s 70s 80s.. He was actually in this video. He was the (dirk diggler) jewelry store stick up man with the side burns...
I miss my dad, he was a good , by the book (Adam 12) era cop who served before the ballistic vest, before the hand held radio, even before the police cars had 12 volts.. They were 6 volt with a "generator", and slowed down when all lights & siren were on, LOL... Huge tube style radios in the trunk that sucked so they used city (call boxes)...
He sure did like car chases and I learned how to drive by watching him.. Many tickets later, I slowed down.... a little...
❤
"Trigger discipline? What's that?" -1960's Cop
We've come a long way from the Fritz Special.
Taylor West People back in the day had more control of their bodies and weren't stupid enough as to pull the trigger
They also had double action revolvers with large external hammers which required more force unless already cocked.
@@jonf1812 What? Do you really think that? Read stories from people who were actually in a firefighter and how you don't even realize it. I've meet several old timer cops and Vietnam vets who talked about their first time and none, NONE, of them remember actually pulling the trigger
If your shotgun is hitting 3 people all at least five feet apart from 20 feet way at the most, you might need a choke
Dude no shotgun spreads that much
You actually might need a barrel.
I'm not going to masturbate in the middle of the street, because my shotgun has a wide spread...
To get it to have a spread like that he would need a rifled choke
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According to social media the video is like:
"If it's black, Shoot first, ask later"
if its black, shoot it, and put an AR47 next to it. (because people who hate cops, also think you shouldn't be allowed to own a firearm)
@Tryin2fly09 It's a semi-fully automatic assault rifle with a high capacity clip
@@Macca-95 Clipizeen!
Black labs matter.
@Tryin2fly09 it can kill 30 kids in 2 seconds and shoots through schools.
Now that's funny. When I started in police work (1990), I WAS told "the shotgun in the car is loaded" right after I completed my 2 weeks of field training. You should check out the old J.D. Buck Savage training videos. Classics right there!
Dispatcher: "Suspect is described as an N-word."
The suspect that looks about as italian as the cop: "'Scusi?"
I would think at this time they'd try black face like Laurence Olivier in Othello only they don't dip the whitest dude they know in vantablack paint or graphite
They said Negroe not N*****
said noodlelland man
@@humphreybumblecuck5151 that's still an n word
@@MinatoBebop to be fair negro is black in Spanish but to call a person negro is fucked lmao
Meh. They’re still better than last week’s episode of S.W.A.T.
Dublin O’Seven what happened?
@@Shooter_ready556...he watched last night's episode of S.W.A.T....oh wait...
Wammy Cammy The usual-physics were defied, geometry and ballistics were rendered useless, Shemar Moore’s beard changed again, non-lethal force was used, horrible one-liners were spoken, old people fell asleep with a Werther’s still in their mouths...I think that covers every episode in the series to this point.
O'Seven, I almost spit my coffee out of my nose! LOL
I love these old training films,I also like seeing the old cars that you see everywhere but now you don't see them in the wild just at car shows.
That wasn’t a shotgun, it was a blunderbuss.
Reloadable claymore
grapeshot hand cannon
Only true gamers know this one.
@@tothemaxx1991 🤣
If that was a blunderbuss it wouldn't have hit anyone
“Fake cop”
*shows picture of Patty Mayo arresting Jesus*
I lost it when I saw that🤣
i saw that too
8:14 “At this point you’re not collateral damage anymore, you’re a product of Darwinism” LMAOOOO
My Grandfather was a head detective in the 70s, and 80s he took down a few serial killers and through his whole career he was never shot at and never shot at anyone. But he did get multiple death threats!
Bruh that black cop is literally invisible in the dark video
I think that was by design.
@@Hotrodelectric lol
Laughed so hard couldn't click the like button for almost a minute.
TACTICAL ADVANTAGE
I turned up my phone brightness thinking it was just me being racist but nah you can't see that nigga
“Holy shit Bob, you know that weird long tube-like thing they tell us to keep in the squad car? You’ll never guess what happens when you push the trigger!”
This is oddly believable
No no hes got a point
What happens exactly? How could anyone possibly be able to know what a shotgun does after the trigger gets pushed or pulled or whatever without spending a considerable amount of time and money on investigating the matter? Am l missing something here Jesus christ dude.
"At that point your no longer collateral damage, ^you're^ a product of Darwinism. "
Donut Op 2019
10/10
Needs to be said more often!
ttv.com/LusaurPlays *you’re
@@plotsone7446 Fixed it for ya ;)
@@lusaurplays5043 you only fixed one of them though... They both are short for "you are". Not hating, just wanted to point it out as a courtesy. I know, I'm almost half a year late to this video, but that's ok... Lol! 🙂🙂🙂
I love that the Rube Goldberg police brick contained a suspect description. This implies that there were multiple floor switches for different general descriptions with a different brick for each.
VERY COMMON METHOD. LAPD USED IT ALSO. I THINK LASO USED TUBES WITH MONKEES PULLING ROPES AT THE OLD HALL OF JUSTUS.
Wait. If the shop owner presses a button on the floor to alert dispatch - how did dispatch know what the suspect looked like?? Was the brick auto set to a specific description?? 🤣
Are you questioning the crime brick??? XD
Also, dispatch said the suspect was black, but when the cop got there it was clearly a white suspect.
@@Venisor21 That's the 1970s for you...
I found myself wondering the same thing, especially given the description of the suspect sure as hell didn't match, who was coming out of the jewelry store. Oh dear God I am so familiar with some of these old videos. I would be considered such a monster 20 years ago. I'm sure people were members of videos that they used to play for driver's ed and so forth. Like the video above throwing foreign objects at passing trains, yes that is literally a warning video they used to play in schools. God God God ministries size theater hasn't got anything on some of these old videos from the 70s and 80s and 60s. I'm surprised more people don't realize the Rodney King beating could have literally been a training video! Police officers were trained in the 1970s to be pretty liberal with their batons and focus on the head and shoulders and to continue hitting a suspect until movement stopped. I can't even make this up. There's videos out there from the 70s that Word for Word describe what I just said some videos would recommend beginning with the kneecaps and then work your way to the head and shoulders, but generally they suggested head and shoulders on till movement ceases or until suspect stops resisting arrest. Don't get me started with the original Stun gun that nobody remembers!the originals were quoted as instantly immobilizing any suspect for a minimum of 20 min. inducing unconsciousness. The originals stun guns didn't play around and make you twitch and go on like you were zapped with the devil stick. The originals when a suspect, got nailed with them. They immediately went down like a sack of potatoes and were unconscious board and the 20 min. or longer. There was no jumping around or going aow and then getting back up and running. There's a few training videos out there for the stun gun that literally prove my point. They show somebody getting nailed with it and they immediately drop completely immobile and get carried off unconscious. God those old videos, we used to see a lot of them in schools. Various safety videos I mean.I wonder is there a RUclips channel dedicated specifically to these horrible videos based on company. Man the ones on homosexuality and marijuana had to be the most hilarious. Dear Lord Jesus Ira member one alone where this guy smoking a joint. Just for no reason drives up in his car throws the door open and walks away as the car continues driving down the street. It was downright hilarious. Usually several people died in those movies after smoking one joint or ended up having permanent brain damage and other such foolishness. In their defense though there were people who died from smoking marijuana and got bad brain damage where there was some cases of tainted marijuana in the 70s and 60s couple of different pesticides that were being used made some batches of drugs highly illegal and a lot of druggies died.
A relative of mine was responsible for firearms training of police officers in taxes. After a fair amount of time he quit the job due to risk of his own safety. LOL. This was back in the 19, he's and the way they were handling firearms gave him nightmares between dropping loaded weapons on the firing range chasing suspects into a crowd and firing using a shotgun and the list goes on. These were veteran officers. To make matters worse, not rookies. He nearly got accidentally shot several times on the range, which was a big part of why he quit. He used to complain. They had little to no respect for their firearms and it just drove him crazy.
Peter Parker TL;DR
Video games have taught me that getting shot with a shotgun more then 5 meters away is basically confetti
Or it is a slug, and can snipe you from miles away.
@@whisperperper578 I don't even know where you heard that from
@@orion8731 It's a joke, since most video games that have a slug round you can shoot from miles away and kill someone.
@@whisperperper578 my buddy used to run a modded slug gun with a 3x scope in Call of Duty. Dude could one shot people half way across the map
@@TotalenKrieg43 meanwhile IRL a slug goes 300ft before it hits the ground if you don't arc it lol
Back then, they did not have enough funding to issue every officer the tactical mustache.
You forget that in the early to mid 1970's there was a global shortage of moustaches. The decade previous and all the hippies over harvested the moustache supply and it's only recently that we've been able to bring stocks back up to a level where almost anyone, man or woman, can have one. What a time to be alive.
@@Enjoymentboy the moustasch market crashed after ww2 because of hitler and his buds, during the cold war people who had mustacshes were suspected to be commies because stalin's stasch.
#OhForTheLoveOfLOL
"Negro" denotes "black" in Spanish and Portuguese. It literally means black.
It's not a racial slur, and it's not condescending or meant to express contempt like the n-word with the double G.
let's stop being so fragile and politically correct.
We're not making a fuss about the word Caucasian either.
“My god, how did I miss the baby?!” 😂😂
Wish i had a 70's shotgun, they don't even need to be aimed.
You can hit everything on the street with one shot!
Aim at the floor
Kill three birds and a Cessna
@@tothemaxx1991 Vietnamese AA gun of choice.
AntHeLion Gaming: #OhForTheLoveOfLOL
Anthelion Gaming
Fuck Flak guns, lets use shotguns!
"Negligence and poor aiming skills caused you to miss the baby!"
"Back to the range, then, Chief?"
"Oh yes. No donuts until you can hit a baby at twenty feet with a shotgun blast. And grow a moustache!"
"B-b-but Chief, they didn't issue a moustache."
"Grow one, for [whoooot] sake!"
"I can't grow a moustache, Chief . . . "
"What are you, a rookie?"
"Yes, Chief. A rookie, Chief."
"Sign a requisition for a tactical moustache on the way out!"
"Yes, Chief!"
Well he still had 5 or 6 more rounds in the tube.
Steve O regulations say if you can’t hit a baby at 5 yards minimum with your first shot you have to turn in your badge.
4:50 I can stop LAUGHING who gunna call hes family that he's dying hes oready passed out 😂🤣😆
Lmao he said "Fake Cop" and showed a screenshot from Patty Mayos' vid
Boneless Vegan lmfao
I love old training videos for basically any profession. They always have comedic feel, even when talking about something serious.
DragonKnightSam like ww2 training videos on why not to be afraid of the MG42 or how to disable an enemy tank😂
Engineering sector ones get me all the time. "bob wasn't wearing a helmet whilst working at height. He fell. and smashed his skull."
Why r u from 7 hrs ago when this video was released 49mins ago
@@GIGATHEBOT - he's driving a Delorean with a Flux Capacitor.
Wait.... what the fuck.... 8 hours ago and video was uploaded 1 hour ago....
That shotguns barrel must be like 3 inches wide😂😂😂
Tfw the armory issues you a blunderbuss
@@bower31 Or a sawn off punt gun.
@@Stigstigster they just give you a 10 gauge with no stock and a 4 inch barrel
Tfw they literally issue a pocket cannon
I know this is old but I did a couple of “training videos “ for the NYPD on how to use seatbelts.
We did this in the 48 pct in the Bronx. I’m the Irish rookie in it.
Thank you for your consideration on this Oscar.
I would like to thank my brother for beating my ass and The academy for beating my ass also.💙
The crime brick was coming from the precogs in the back room. They hadn't invented the little laser-etching ball thing yet.
Dan Gerszewski 😂🤣😂🤣
Damn that's a nice reference
What was it??
@@ruslannabioullin3664 minority report
@@bhkhang No, the brick things in the '76 movie.
"Accuracy by volume" ,thats been my motto for years
You didn't miss if you actually landed a hit on your target.
"well aimed suppressive fire" is what we called it when we rocked the .50 mod deuce in a general direction.
That's my paintball motto haha
Wait what
I just got the notification but there’s comments from 7 hours ago
Some people get to watch the video before it releases....idk how but they got special privileges
Donate to him on Patreon & you can be 7 hours early as well
Salty But Sain me too
Me too lovely and I am a patreon donater, a twitch tier 1 member, and I have joined his RUclips Club thing as well. Surely if someone hits the triple we should get even better perks! (HA HA only kidding I just can't say no to them big blue peepers)
People who comment first be like
I was watching the 70s show Emergency,they had a burn victim and they said "quick..get the asbestos blanket" ...fn hilarious
So, I'm an old cop....depending on your department, you received let's be generous and say, training that fell into a range of quality. Ricochet shots, corner-rounding, and other techniques were not commonplace I would say back then. There were also issues with headshots, shooting people in the back, and kicking people in the balls. Society in general was different and we really were expected to behave a certain way. I won't say letting people draw on you, or fire the first shot was expected, but...people had ideas. We were supposed to be knights. Things have changed an awful lot now.
P.S. The model 10 .38 everyone carried was a dream on annual range day. Those things shot like they were hand-made match pistols
P.P.S. 7:51 This dude has a lot of wallets
I don't know if Frank Black is your real username but it's a good name and also the name of one of the best musicians of the late 20th century and still today. Not relevant to the conversation but I just noticed. I liked your comment too.
Those Model 10's shoot incredibly well. Glad they're still making 'em!
thank you for your two cents, kind sir!
My old model 28 highway patrolman 6in shoots incredibly well.
Wait a second here at ten yards double OO buck spreads 18 inches not 6 feet
Quiet you, this the 1970s Twilight Zone, Police Dimension.
crosman hunter It was a modified tactical blunderbuss.
The TV ads ten pounds.... and five feet.
You didnt see him saw the barrel off with a hacksaw and switch to birdshot before he fired?....That's the only way to get blood on a human without penetrating the skin...He did what needed to be done....What they didnt tell you was that the women that got hit was a wanted crack whore, and the old man was a chomo...That's getting the job done with one shot in my book...The mans a hero
This comment is why I love the gun community
God your mustache looks more majestic each and every day
So, beware of Ricochet Rabbit, and watch out for Rosemary's Baby...
Crooks in the 70's definitely made fashionable choices in slacks and shoes.
Don't forget those sideburns...
Shotgun or Sidearm?
70’s no stache: yes
"You can whirl, fire and blow the guy away!"
Pure gold.
Just whirl around and blow him away!
Just fuck his shit up LOL
I’d love to hear Donut Operator’s expert testimony as to the tactics prescribed in this training film. Also about the intrinsic peace keeping abilities of a proper mustache. The jury would find it most informative.
"The officer's face when he turns around and sees the kids--"
I can't see anything.. much less an expression
Kyle Matthews ya poor choice of background on that, maybe try something that’s not the exact same color as the mans skin next time...
-Stealth 10
-Intimidation 2
_some racist joke_
I started my career in law enforcement in 1973. So, yeah, that is the type of uniforms and weapons we had. We had a revolver, a "dump pouch" of extra ammo and handcuffs on our belt. I had some "cable ties" inside the brim of my hat in case I needed "extra handcuffs". I later bought a S&W Model 40 Centennial which I carried in my pants pocket (or coat pocket in winter) as a backup and also my off duty gun. Later they hung all manner of "stuff" on our belts. Some of it was great...radios the size and weight of a brick that went with us for example. Most officers had to buy their own revolver within the guidelines specified. We had either a Remington 870 or Ithaca M37 shotgun in the car in a "Leco Lock". It was mounted point up on the dashboard. Loaded magazine, empty chamber. The lock clamped the gun between the slide handle and receiver so it couldn't be chambered unless released. I always took the shotgun if I had the opportunity (active alarms, robberies etc).
We wore slacks with stripes, clip on ties, black leather shoes, patrolman hat when out of the vehicle. Body armor didn't become common until later. We had .38/.357 revolvers in our department until 1989. They were replaced with a dept issued Beretta M92FS 9mm.
I retired from local law enforcement in 2001 and worked with a Federal agency overseas until I finally retired in 2014. I still have my first duty revolver, a Colt Trooper MKIII .357, nickle, with 4" barrel. And the sales receipt...$154 in 1973. 😁 That was a LOT of money to a young guy just starting out. Now I enjoy shooting, fishing and just enjoying being retired (I wasn't too good at it at first, but I am getting better at it)
Good man, my grandpa had a similar story as yours- feds an all. Maybe you ran into eachother at some point.
Anyways, I daily carry his .38 Colt Detective model with a few speedloaders during the summers. Great light little piece, and i can shoot the wings off a fly with the thing. And i know hes watchin over me any time that gun is in my hands.
Nice choice I was a Deputy Constable 78 to 82 my duty weapon you would like it is the same as your still have it today I also carried a S&W model 66 2 inch 357 and a Browning DBA 45acp enjoy retirement I am.
It's like a chapter of back to the future hehe... don't worry I'll be saying the same things in 30 years 😂 thank you for your service
"Trigger discipline wasn't a thing back then by the way"
*hops on Facebook. Sees multiple individuals with loaded guns pointed at 🅱️enis, finger on trigger.
Still isn't a thing.
Edit: this is probably one of the worst channels to have a Bloomberg ad on.
TheKingisDead 64 don’t worry they’re just doing humanity a service
TheKingisDead 64 ikr
Lol
A&E will take ad revenue from where ever they can get it.
Don’t put your booger hook on the trigger thinger until you are ready to fire
Hah a little older than when I was in but yeah, they were funny. I began with a 6 shooter and trans'd (can I say that word?) into the Semi-Auto Glock. The only thing we were afraid of was it jamming...todays police is afraid of everything. Going home after shift was the goal...now its going home without a lawsuit or complaint is the goal. Sad days.
The kids on skateboards are boomers, no wonder why everyone hates them.
😂😂😂😂😂
WHAT'S THE MATTER CAN'T YOU CLIMB THE FENCE?
Donut Operator = Dr. Disrespect without wig or Sunglasses!!!! Side by Side some photos and BAM they are the same person!!! Dr. Donut??? Dr. Operator??? Donut Disrespect (OH HELL NO!!! NOT ON MY WATCH!!!)
Lmao
maybe I'm just really high but this was hilarious
cring
There is pictures of Dr Disrespect without his face things IRL, he's like 6.4, he's really tall. And he has hair similer to donut
"Officer No-Stashe here,
I dont know what his f**kin problem is."
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I remember the training videos and how today's officers would cringe at some of what went on back then. I also remember the dispatch console as I spent 5 years sitting at one. It was interesting to say the least, especially since I dispatched police, fire and ambulance and no call taker. I had to take the calls on the phones and dispatched the units without anyone else around and it got really busy at times.
i know why he shot those other people with he shotgun spread, toxic masculinity.
@@DMxMarine I mean donut did say he was a no moustache having ass😂😂😂😂
Don’t cry if you get shot baby!
I'm waiting for the "just sprinkle some crack on him" scene...
Hahahaha!
Lol
HA!
I’m laughing so hard right now 😐
"At this point you are no longer collateral damage, you are a product of Darwinism" 😂👌🏼
*Perfection, thy name is moustache*
Mustache stats: +5 accuracy, +20 style.
Has 25% chance to intimidate and a 5% chance to stun opponent for 5 sec.
Hey, I remember seeing this film during my time at the academy back in 1992...... wow..
Wow, how many crime bricks have you handled in your career
The crime brick is my favorite type of brick
You've never seen an old dispatch center. It was chaos before CAD. I did it for years with a teletype and an 8.5x14 squared legal pad.
Mine is Thanos brick
Lmao ... I think I need a mustache
I figured watching Dirty Harry films was all the training needed? 😂😂😅
7:58 "At this point you are no longer collateral damage, you're a product of darwinism" 😂😂😂
Black cop at 8:47 is like, "Hey, guess how hard I can punch."
Thats a black cop
Kevin Mumaw That’s an asian cop
@@charlesdemers1197 could be Hispanic, native, or Pacific islander of some sort as well. Cant really put a finger on it IMO
Michael Matthews Hmm yeah
He Asian dawg .
If he had a stash, he wouldn't have missed Rosemary's baby with that shotgun. Now the earth is doomed to be ruled by the dark overlord.
Under rated lol. Most wont get. Thumbs up for joke
"How did I miss the baby?" LOL! Quite a spread on that shotgun. These trainings were horrible.
3:59 "How did I miss the baby?" lmaooooo
The crime brick may be old-fashioned, but it's tried and true law enforcement technology! Bring back the crime brick!
Suzanne de Nimes, Crime brick, please.
they use crime bricks again in the future, except they say what you're probably going to do, instead of what you've already done.
If it doesn't work, you can always hit them with it.
@@MalleusSemperVictor tactical assault crime brick ...is that a thing ?
@@maxlaff2829 Everything is tactical if you can throw it hard enough.
what kind of shotgun has a 20 foot spread at what was that, 30 feet? I don't think even blunderbuss were that bad. Unless they've really changed things since the 70's all the shotguns I've used have a 2 foot spread with buckshot at 50 yards. YARDS man.
nivarion The typical police issue shotgun of that time had a cylinder bore and at fifty yards would have a pattern six to eight feet wide. It would not be unusual that no single pellet hit the target.
Sarah Watson cylinder bore 12 gauge only spreads 2’-2’6” at 50 yds depending on ammo
Skeptical American See Chuck Taylor’s article on police shotguns using buckshot in old copies of Combat Handguns. The typical issued 870 would not keep all 9 pellets on a torso at 15-20 yards much less 50. Mine was no exception. Most shotguns would throw patterns shaped like donuts and had gaping holes in the center of the pattern. Cylinder bore shotguns still perform in this manner. Using certain brands of ammo and proper choking good patterns can be gotten at extended ranges. At the time of the articles Federal had just begun offering a 00 load featuring copper plated shot and polystyrene buffering. This ammo dramatically increased the SAFE effective range-almost doubling the range at which all the pellets would stay on a human torso.
Taylor also described a peculiar phenomenon displayed by singular shotguns. The gun would only place four or five pellets on a torso at twenty five yards. At fifty the same gun and ammo would shoot a circular ten inch group! This was the part of the article I was skeptical about. In testing this for myself I found my Smith and Wesson 3000 would do the same thing with certain brands of buckshot!! Neither the S&W nor my two 870s would keep all pellets on a human size torso at twenty five yards with buckshot available at that time.
@@sarahwatson7692 Donut Operator indeed
I love the 70s. The time when you could speak freely.
officer Nostash: "this aint my beloved M16 in 'Nam..."
Saw this film in 1985 at the academy in Kansas. Everybody had a stash (even the woman) back then.
I remeber 1985
I wasn’t born yet
@@punishedfortniter but you're god? Gods are supposed to be super old right?
@@13_cmi yeah he should be at least 60
Years old
Shut up mcfly
John Wick 3 trailer drops today!
he knows de way
This is it.
"With great mustache comes great responsibility." ~Peter Griffin, Patriot
"Shotgun or Sidearm" would've made for a great pre watch for the classic Mystery Science Theatre 3000.
I am a baby boomer so I was one of those who watch movies in junior high which warned you that if you took a "drag" from a "joint" you would go on a massive killing spree. This video brought back a lot of fun memories and your comments always double the fun. Keep up the great work. God bless. James, a fellow RUclipsr
Thats funny, isn't that what the cartels do in Mexico? Lots of killing going on down there from drugs. Hell, Mexico is run by cartels with beheadings, chopped up bodies as a norm. .
Officer no stash: oh no
Donut: how did i miss the baby?
Me: dying of laughter
3:00 -- Most cops didn't have face fur until about 1990, except PC and the Dope Patrol, at least in SoCal. Show up for regular harness duty (even motors) with a stache (even one within grooming standards), you would go through an endless round of "you need to stand closer to your razor" or "Oh, I thought you were the suspect!" comments.
Remember, this was in or just after the hippie thing, and nobody wanted to look anything but neat and clean. Sideburns to the bottom of the ear opening was about the limit in grooming standards -- hair off the collar, tops of ears clear, and so on.
And the WHOLE POINT of the film was to get officers to think about whether or not to use the shotgun. City cops didn't have rifles then, so if they didn't think that the .38 was enough, there was no other option. Some agencies allowed Sergeant and above to carry non-issue pistols, but as a general rule, if you were in a radio car, the sidearm was either a Colt or Smith, firing department-issued, jacketed or gilded .38 Spl -- no Plus P, no soft point (much less HOLLOW point). Even HAVING a box of Super Vel could get you papered some places, as the rise of the Lawsuit Brigade washed out of the manhole covers.
The only thing more hilarious than watching the old training films is watching guys who were trained after another couple of decades of development and changes ignorantly applying today's standard to yesterday's doctrines.