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First up we have a blatant 4th amendment violation, no I'd so get out of the car.

8:53 stereotypical trailer trash in it's natural habit. Where your brother is your sister, your mother and lover.

Would you look at that white people in Cleveland😂😂😂😂😂

Thats why u dont fall in love with whores. Tashina 😂

Now the drillers have the switchy’s with the magazine smh

It is good to see this

You know how old these episodes are by seeing the police baton being utilized, which are now illegal in Pennsylvania, as in most states, with the exception of LA, Boston and some of NYC. Police now have to rely on the expandable baton. I'm glad most of my family has retired from policing, as it is far more dangerous now then when this show was on the air.

I think most of us here grew up with this show. Some of us may have become LEOs because of it but I remember watching this at age ten with my brother-in-law who was a Chalfont police officer at the time. It's amazing that the 'Shots Fired" call came in early in the morning. Stark difference from then to now, where almost every, single night in Philly is met with some form or another of gun violence. Amazing what can change in thirty-sum-odd years.

Another trash junkie "mother" who can't overcome her destructive habit for the love of her kids, because she's weak and willingless. They always swear you the blue out of the heaven only when their ass is on the line.

The felony stop needed some work, even by 90s standards lol. Good times😅

The mullets. Gross.

Nothing has changed with the lowest of the low people pumping out babies without care. We got tons of them here in GER, and they don't have that much children for the love of kids. And unfortunenately these are the next generation of rowdy idiots who take the same path and make life hard for the people around them.

U cop bashers need to remember that these cops might save ur life one day. And quit running ur mouths.

Damn. Flavel is still a hole. Only slightly less of one.

I’m 25 and from Philly and live in Jersey now but it’s so strange seeing Philly this long ago lol

My philly era! I was 15. 26th and Lehigh norf philly all day!

"I've been captured by the Germans!" 🤣🤣

I clicked on it cause I seen the twin towers 😟😥

Back before the criminals had rights and were protected. When men were somewhat men and if you fucked around you got fucked up! Sad how we turned out.

Dude I would not want to get caught for drugs by Philly cops back when this was filmed. Those cops were dirty and no one was keeping them in check.

I lived in philly during the 80s off city line av in the overbrook section

Good old philadelphia

Officer Jacoby died in 2020. God bless his soul!

Baby, I don't even want your plants

Awww, poor ladies trying to run a business have to face crime.....

It’s crazy seeing the program. I remember having that shirt and I remember my local police officer coming and show me all the different drugs in the suitcase. I mean every single one. Talking to me about how bad it is and all this and that and here I am watching this it comes full circle

I’m from Beaumont, Texas about an hour away from Houston but now I actually stay in Houston. It’s crazy to see kids that were three years older than me at the time doing something like that. The cop is absolutely right, you can make crowds when you’re young. You’re gonna do it when you get older. I’m sure all those kids in that car either dead or in jail right now.

When I saw the Twin Towers, my heart dropped. ❤🙏

What a flashback....those cars....

I see where money train got their inspiration for a scene!

Sgt. Michelle Cook is now the Sheriff of Clay County. Really cool to see her here.

If there ever was a candidate for marshal law; Philly would be it

Philly Cops didn't play in those days and went above and beyond the call they could be waking you up for school one day and another locking you up if you broke the law they did not play any games and took no shit

2:57 Rookie said automatic 😂 of the semi type maybe lol. First ever switch or what. Edit: and A CLIP SMH

Watching this as a kid in the 90s an im still a criminal 🙃 😂 1:03

It's amazing how in the 90s Philly was in the top five for the most deadly cities in the United States and yet these cops get out with no vests On and nobody gets shot

Yo the black cop look like est from 3xdope😂

Fuck the 22nd district

Imagine looking for a gun man at night after a shooting. That takes brass balls.

Her ass pulled out a 🔪😂 I miss my show

These cops have brass balls.

Those first two cops never skipped a doughnut did they? 🍩

18:33 what a precocious little boy, wonder how he is today . Vintage COPS 👮‍♀️ rule!

Im black and i never thought I'd see a black dude stealing plants 😭😂 i was like no way, yhen when she said suspect was black n theyre walking down then street with the plants i lost it 🤣

Hitler, the parrot. Holy moly.

Deputy counts money like Smokey to big worm

👮🏼‍♀️👮🏿👮🏻‍♂️ Best thing about these older episodes… you know most these criminals are still in prison; possibly just getting out after 20+ years. You know some bullsh¡t judge didn’t just catch and release them like they mostly do now.

It’s funny watching dudes get busted by the LA County Sheriff for weed when it was the LA County Sheriff who later refusal to arrest people in minor quantities of weed that helped get the ball rolling on legalizing Marijuana in California in the 2000’s. Also the sherrif with the kind of blonde hair and mustache has been on other TV shows or movies.

Just imagine, at the time, the people being arrested were probably angry. Upset at being arrested. Felt like this was going to be a big huge ordeal. And maybe it was. But now, 30 years later, what did it all even mean? A minor bump in the road in the story of life. Some may not even still be with us. It's weird how time goes marching on and everything that felt so normal just passes us by. Sometime ago was the last time you did something and didn't realize it. Last time you went to the woods or the field or lake to play with friends, last time you rode your bicycles around the block, the last time you talked to your school crush etc. What feels so long ago was really just a couple dozen years ago. Nothing in the grand scheme of things. It's weird, I'm almost forgetting what people looked like in my past. Like, I can't mentally picture them now. Sure, my brain has a like, thumbnail of them, but I can't actually truly picture them anymore. Anyways, it just struck me how even getting arrested, which sucks, ends up being irrelevant decades later. Maybe not for your employment, but hey....

He asked about the knife and she said she don’t have one but maybe her butt did. lol now her butt can be checked at the jail 😂