The 1986 FBI Miami Dade Shootout... (*MATURE AUDIENCE ONLY*)
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
- Ed Mireles' book is available here: edmireles.com/
The 1986 FBI Miami shootout occurred on April 11, 1986, in Miami-Dade County, Florida, U.S., when a small group of field agents for the FBI attempted to apprehend William Russell Matix and Michael Lee Platt, who were suspected of committing a series of violent crimes in and around the Miami metropolitan area. The duo had committed at least 7 armored truck and bank robberies in the Miami area.
The C-1 Miami FBI Bank Robbery Squad were perplexed by the idea of two individuals so actively operating in the area without allegiance or subset. Thus birthing an 18 month long investigation.. But all would come to an end on April 11th 1986- after agents stumbled upon the suspects vehicle. A 1979 Black Monte Carlo.
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What story should I cover next? >:}
Nice
Hmm
Sadam Hussein ?
the murder in madison ct
The one about John Chapman would
be cool.
A year before the shootout, I was sitting across from Matix at a Christmas party in my home. One of my brother's friends worked for his landscaping company. Seemed like a normal guy--nothing to clue anyone into his double life.
Beau..... Did the FBI ever talk to you at all? I mean these two killed 2 agents and wounded five more. I think they would want to understand these guys to the best of their abilities. There was no Twitter, UA-cam, or FB to get into and violate citizens' first amendment rights. Maybe this was a different breed of FBI agents before Super Patriot Comey was recruited to spy on Americans. I think the FBI should be disarmed now, I used to hold them in great regard.
At that time he was a cold blooded killer and robber, crazy how you truly never know who's around you.
Damn that would be a trippy situation.
Well that is usually how it goes lol. Nobody is gonna just reveal to you what they are.
@@Mr.Padgett I'm a white guy.
I was a police officer in CA at the time of this shooting. I remember reading and studying the incident many times over the years. It changed tactics for agencies all across the country. We changed from revolver to semi autos about this time as a result. Such a tragedy. I'm sure it changed FBI tactics as well.
Is that why cops don't use revolvers anymore?
@@MASTEROFEVIL pretty much, power-wise common revolvers of the time weren't really ahead of semi-autos (or monstrously overpowered/oversized for the task) and reloading a revolver quickly is a skill few will ever have.
@@MASTEROFEVIL What Hobo said also the thing to note was also that various police agencies in Florida where starting to run into more of the various gangs, Cartels or even just random street thugs with semi-automatic to fully automatic weapons and brand new ones at that and where getting boulder about using them against the police.
And then north Hollywood changed it again
@@tyronemaroney335 Yeah, after that cops started to carry patrol rifles in the trunk.
If any of you would like an additional evaluation of the shootout specificially, Paul Harrel has a lengthy, very in depth analysis of just the shootout - his video covers everything from how many shots were fired by who and what type of weapon, to lasting effects of the incident itself. This video was awesome! Fair warning, While I do love Paul, when I say lengthy and in-depth...I mean it.
I'm pretty sure I watched an FBI-produced video covering the shootout here on UA-cam. And yeah, Harrell can definitely be long-winded.
Does he cover the rituals they used for protection?
He just released that he has pancreatic cancer.
😢
Ive seen that video a couple dozen times. Pauls information is a very valuable resource to anyone that wants to train or learn to shoot.
@ClickClack_Bam Yes...very sad. I actually had the pleasure of meeting him at a small gunshow not too long ago and unfortunately he seemed pretty tired and often took breaks. Paul and his family are in my thoughts and prayers.
They just keep getting better and better. At this point I'm unsure whether I'm watching a high budget documentary series and not just a few guys on UA-cam doing their own research with amazing, cinematic-like videos to go with the to-the-point commentary, no useless information, no unnecessary talking just pure facts.
True that. Them videos are absolutely phenomenal!
Sprinkles of humor. Chefs kiss
"High budget documentary" the video isn't even 20 minutes long, guy hasn't even made a 30 minute video. Not that they're not good, but there's much better out there
The first 3 minutes of this video is absolutely useless
@@illeagle9560what/whoms' channel is better?
This shit is dope af!
I studied this case in my police academy. The part they really hit on was how many times the two suspects were shot and refused to die. Just a constant reminder there are truly monstrous people out there.
Miami, 1985-86. Those dudes were loaded on coke. After the first one or two hits, they were dead. They just didn't know it yet.
So y did the FBI stop using 1911s and Thompson's and BAR
Will to live and keep fighting isnt monstrous
I was wondering if I heard him correctly. One of the suspects took 3 shots of 357 magnum to the torso and was still giving them hell?
@@xedrickOG Exactly. There is nothing inherently evil about tenacity. The soldiers at Normandy took bullets and still kept advancing up the beaches. I don't know if OP meant it that way, but that's how his comment comes off.
I lived in Miami in 1986 and use to live right around the corner from this shoot out scene. There is a road side memorial to the FBI agents that were killed behind the Farm Stores business where the gun battle took place. Miami was the Wild Wild West in the 1980s! This is an excellent documentary!
Explains why Vice City took place on 1986
That’s why I’ll always love the 80’s epic time to have been young back then.
Cocaine City Miami, Dade County, Florida
Al Capone wanted to live in Miami when he first came down to the south. A second home if you will, and yet he did. His house is still up. He didn’t live long enough to create memories there.
Moved from Cutler Ridge in 82… I 8 years old..
You're so good at telling stories. Just like a real documentary.
Mostly story, and light on the documentary.
Where’s the documentary?
@@RonDeSantis2028 Don't you have some dogs to shoot for target practice?
@@interstellarsurfer he definitely tells them better than most documentaries do
The credits in the beginning now just add to me be whole vibe
You've definitely found your nitch. I loved the old videos, but these mini-documentaries are fantastic. I can't wait to see your channel blow up; you deserve it.
btw its niche, not trying to be a smartass, just good to know as people can be real dickheads about spelling mistakes, which tbh is ridicilous, have a great day tho mate
Grammar police here. Niche, not nitch. And right on, couldn't agree more. Popo Medic is bringing his A game
I've always pronounced it neesh
@@turnip5359 thats how it is pronounced
Pronounced "neesh", spelled "niche" . 😊
The reason this changed how the FBI equips and trains their agents is because both Agents Grogan and Dove were killed while trying to get Dove's 9mm handgun working again after it had been struck by a bullet fired by Platt. Additionally, when Agent McNeil was shot, blood got into his revolver's chambers which made it impossible to reload.
Lastly, autopsies on both Platt and Matix showed they had not taken any chemicals or drugs prior to the shootout, and despite receiving multiple would-be traumatic gunshot wounds were able to fight the entire duration of the shootout, approximately 5 minutes. This led to the FBI and law enforcement in general changing their personnel's service weapons to something with much more stopping power.
Dude shot him 3 times with a .357, that's brutal no matter where you're hit, much less the torso
Yes, and what a silly "analysis" of those supposed deficiencies: They switched to a 10mm bore, and (after doubtless spending millions) switched to the ubiquitous 9mm Luger. Utter foolishness.
The actual crime here is that you haven't got over 1 million subscribers. Bloody hell, you deserve 2 million mate. Excellent videos, that I'm binge watching right now.
I had the pleasure of meeting Agent Mireles at an officers survival seminar back in 1989. He recounted what occurred so that lessons would be learned, and yes MANY lessons were learned.
While attending Marine Corps Security Force training and afterwardswhile part of a SecurityForce Company, we extensively studied the action of that shootout. Great video.
They talked about this shootout during BSG?
@@maxb4210 In Battalion School at Chesapeake in 1990 and we revisited it a few times in MCSF Co Charleston a few times during certain training blocks.
The story, the Miami vice setting, the 80s synth wave music all fits perfectly. I’ve done some editing myself and understand how hard it is to put this kind of stuff together. Great job guys.
How do you not have millions of subscribers the effort you put into these videos is insane
Videos with substance and for mature audiences have leas viewers because they don't cater to the masses. Still should have way more viewers but the channel does seem to be growing after popo found his groove so to speak.
He'll be there soon don't worry. Just help and share with friends.
That's what I'm saying his vids are great
He definitely will within the next three months. Callin it.
Dude has half a million subscribers, several of his videos have millions of views. He's getting there 🙂
Paul Harrell has a very thorough breakdown of the sequence of events during the shootout.
YES...GREAT CALL..PAUL IS AWESOME..!!!
Paul is the man !!
Papa Paul gang!
That video is how I found Paul. Love his work.
Who?!?
Ah. The days when criminals didn't get away with crime. I miss those days.
What are you talking about? Violent crime rates were like 3x higher when this took place than they are today
@@markdesmond3659He's probably talking about [Insert disliked politician here]
@@supe4701 Vermin Supreme should be the president. Too bad they stole the election
@Michael Bock cope
Couple things I noticed. First, Platt didn’t have an M16, it was a Mini-14 with a folding stock and jungle taped 30 rounders. Second, there are a lot of details of the gunfight glossed over like the car stop the agents did so they could get the robbers off the street, where they decided to do it, and what went on.
McNeil attempted to get to his shotgun but thought it was quicker to just dump his revolver into the windscreen, when Platt shot him in the hand and prevented him from reloading. When that happened, Mirales was behind him rolling out of the car with his shotgun and got hit in the arm and was taken out of the fight for a time (he came back later). Hanlon had lost his revolver and drew his backup snub nose and took cover with Grogan and Dove who had 9mm S&W. Grogan had lost his glasses in the crash and had poor eyesight without them. Across the street were two more agents that were not hitting anything. When Platt attempted to get out of the car, he presented his torso to Dove who made the “shot heard around the world” that went through Platt’s arm and into his chest. By this time at least three agents were disabled or out of the fight. When Platt got back to his feet, he charged Grogan’s car, wounding Hanlon in the arm and hand, killing Grogan and Dove, then went to shoot Hanlon again. So 6 disabled right there. As Platt went to get into Grogan’s car, Mirales came back and hit Platt in the foot, then emptied his shotgun into the side window and windshield one handed. It was said the last shot was fired into the engine block and disabled or damaged the starter. Matix was also in the passenger seat at this time. While Mirales was getting to his revolver, Platt returned with a 44 magnum and fired several shots, missing Mirales entirely. Platt gets back into Grogan’s car and it fails to start, giving Mirales time to advance with his revolver and finish Platt and Matix off.
If you want better detail, you can watch Paul Harrel’s video on his analysis of the shootout or the movie he mentions.
Wow!! I've been waiting for you to cover this one. Hard to believe I was 13 at the time. I think this is probably one of the best re-tellings of this incident I've seen. You gave a few little tidbits of information that shows you really did your research for this one. Besides the North Hollywood Shootout, this incident changed policing, weapons and tactics for years to come. Ballistics were studied, new calibers and handguns were invited, and the world changed. With the music and quotes you used I felt myself getting choked up towards the end. Those FBI agents are heroes for the choices they made and the action they took, especially Mireles. May God rest their souls.
I love the edit of firefights you have. They really set a mood like no other.
*panning over a neighborhood with distant gunshots*
*close up followed by an abrupt stop and no video, no audio*
Really amazing
Like Paul Harrell and probably others have said, they knew the robbers/murders had long guns, they should have had long guns too.
He did a great breakdown too. Love Harrell
I believe the aftermath of the Miami Dade shootout led the FBI to select the 10mm for service. That's pretty significant if one shootout can lead to the whole bureau in adopting a new, larger caliber of round to use.
They couldn't handle 10mm so they settled with .40Short&Weak
I've seen a reenactment of this crime before, no doubt at great expense to the producers. I'm impressed with your use of audio and visual of the aftermath to create an equally compelling story.
Itsatruestoryyouronmybadlistpunk
was is the one on The FBI FIles?
Hearing Grogan speak over the radio moments before his death is chilling. R.I.P. Grogan and Dove!
I worked that district for about a year in 1987. Being a Miami cop in the 80’s was wild.
I love the pacing of the voice over, the descriptions given, the chronological order of events, the backstory of both sides, and how you include a reason for what they did rather than just chalk it up to greed or malice.
The soundtrack ties it all together as well.
It’s a very technical and almost clinical way of describing the incident. So matter of fact and it really works with the tone he sets as he tells the story. I think it’s awesome too.
My dad went to high school with Michael platt. Said he was like a golden boy stud athlete and then he went in the military and no one ever heard from him until they saw his name in the news. He didn’t have roots in our town, his dad was stationed at our local base
the technique the one officer used to shoot the shotgun one handed is definitely insane. lots of videos on it
How do I find it and what do I search?
@@foxxrider250r paul harrel did a good video on the subject. called fbi 1986 miami dade shooting
This is definitely a top notch production. Love the 80's vibe it gives. Really puts you in the scene.
I just found your Channel and I started binge watching , the way you present the story with visuals and music is amazing !
I miss when the FBI was like this.
Maybe there aren't as many bad guys like this? Idk. Me too...
Fucc all the three letter agencies
Now they're just Democrat goons
You keep showing us you weren’t just a one hit wonder , we can tell you do put time and effort in your videos keep it up and you’ll continue to grow
Weird way to give a compliment
my poop smells bad after I drink a lot of beer
I just want to say, I love you and your videos and the effort you put into them. Please keep making more of these high quality videos
Love these videos. Paul Harrell also did a great analysis of this shooting.
Paul's video was much better has Paul did not lie and say the thugs were trained and Paul never gave them any praise like this thug lover did.
Doesn't really seem like "thug praise." Just stating they were combat veterans with military training. These were not your standard bank robbers in the area at the time. This context is relevant for the events that lead to the shootout. As evidenced by the 2 agents who lost their lives and the other 3 that were wounded. You are right in the sense that Paul's video was more informative. But both have very different styles. Paul's video gave zero context about the events leading to the shootout whereas he went into deep analysis of the shootout. This is a broader view. Videos on this topic could easily be 2 hours long. But both popo medic and Paul found their own style of presenting the information.
@@robertsears8323 What are you smoking dude? At no point did the poster praise them.
@@robertsears8323 WTF! Are you deaf of dumb? The guys were ex military, *THEY WERE TRAINED,* that's a simple fact, not praise or lie, A FACT!
@@robertsears8323 calm down boomer. He just said they were ex military
Thanks for your excellent work on documenting this horrific event. Outstanding editing and narration, well done!
Your use of music in your videos is brilliant. You know when to pause, when to use what music, and how to engage with the audience. Seriously, your videos are masterfully done. Keep them up cause us internet people's have add
The music is way too loud and distracting vs the audio footage. Not good.
I remember when this story made national news at the time. In 1988 a great TV movie came out called "In the Line of Duty: The F.B.I Murder" with David Soul and Michael Gross as Platt and Matix. Both of them were excellent in their portrayals of these two well-prepared sociopaths, and it's definitely worth checking out if you can find it anywhere.
It's kind of interesting; in California this was barely a blip on the radar, despite the repercussions it caused in law enforcement. But Miami was such a horrific mess at the time (remember, this was the era of "Miami Vice", which was of course a fictionalized series set in that environment) that "...another shootout in Miami" was hardly worth mentioning on the evening news anymore - such things were dispensed with in favor of more local stories.
It was only a few years later as I got engaged in internet legal, law enforcement, and firearms groups on USENET that I realized the full impact this event had.
I seen it a few times
lower the volume in the background next time
You can just tell how much time goes in to perfect each of his videos. Earns a like from me every time.
I always look forward to these videos coming out, some of the best content here on youtube. Keep up the good work
Facts
Holy crap man, this one was intense. These keep getting better every time! I think you've definitely found your niche.
Fun fact: My dad worked at the cementary where Mr.Platt is buried,he would tell me this story, the family have mixed opinions on him too btw.
Yeah working in the cemetery is strange you got to avoid the child graves they are just plan sad
@@bhbxgoclran2174 true, we learned to turn our brain off during a baby service, an hug my kids when I made it home that day.
@@rikflare7970 yeah man it definitely changes the way you view normal life , take care have a good one.
@@bhbxgoclran2174 same to you.
Dude!!! Just when I think you can't top your last video you do! Your channel is going to have well over a million subscribers in no time with how good the video quality is, how well your research the topics, the freaking music!!! And the little details you throw in there, like how you recorded the car just before the gun fight. That was so damn sick!!
I legit get so excited when I see a new docu-series upload from Popo Medic. Bro you came here and exceeded everyone's expectations I think. By far my favorite UA-camr when it comes to breakdown videos like this, they're so well put together.
Great video. I lived in Jacksonville at the time and there was a lot of coverage about the robberies. I just remember being kind of stunned after the shootout. I had always thought the FBI was this unstoppable, invincible type organization, and it was crazy to hear about agents getting killed, and the one agent going over and whacking these guys even though he was injured.
I like that you get straight to the point with clear/concise info. Videos are steady getting better and better with each one…
It's amazing how good this is. They are all excellent but, you're really out doing yourself now. Keep up the good work, brother. Appreciate you.
I appreciate so much that you don't sound like all the other video essayist dorks on here. Keep up the great content!
The production quality on these is nothing short of amazing. You have a true talent for this, man.
Each new video keeps getting better & better & better. One word: riveting. Incredible work. Please keep them coming. Thank you.
Everything about your videos from your narrating to the editing to the visuals and the stories that you cover are fantastic! Keep up the good work and I'm looking forward to more.
Dude I really like these videos and I’ve watched all of them at this point, but you have really outdone yourself with this one. Absolutely amazing. Keep it up and you’ll be on Netflix I just know it.
Imcovmingforyoumyjobforwhatidoo
The abrupt cut to black was very well done. I’m a sucker for that in movies.
Your presentation is awesome! These are like mini-movies. Although the outcomes are unfortunate, some of these stories i've never heard of. Keep up the good work!
Loving this Channel.
The music is just absolutely perfect as well. Bravo
You're channel is so badass. I was subscribed before you started uploading all these new videos but I'm loving the direction you're taking this. I wish you all the luck and you deserve every penny you get! Thank you!
Love this stuff man. Always loved your content, great music, great stories, great production. And facts.
As always, you deliver content that is constructed together extremely well. Well done, Popo, you did it again
Hey Popo, really enjoying these videos. I know they take time to research and edit and write, but darn, wish there were more. Please keep up the great work.
Unbelievable story and production quality. Awesome job, dude!
I remember watching a television movie about this incident when I was younger and was fascinated that two men were able to wreak so much havoc. Really diggin the production quality on your material! I just notice that the background music is a bit high when the narrator is speaking. Looking forward to more of your content!
What’s the name of the movie?
@@SuperMoeski69 probably In the line of duty: the fbi murders
@@SuperMoeski69 In The Line of Duty: The FBI Murders
It just so Inconceivable that the FBI was so poorly prepared to deal with these 2 criminals who already had proven to be violent and well trained with fire arms.
I remember first learning the details of this on Paul Harrells channel. Crazy good insight, definitely got to check it out.
Yes, this is the one that Paul Harrell did a video about. FBI agents with .38 cal revolvers vs professionals with autoloader handguns and M-16s. It did not help that the agents did not have their weapons secured so they were running around unarmed.
The link is here: ua-cam.com/video/iv8cByaVyNQ/v-deo.html
The two suspects where armed with a Mini-14 and a shotgun, not M-16s. And out of the 8 FBI agents, two had Autoloaders and two had shotguns. This was more about the FBI's incompetence rather than inadequate firepower.
The moment where the music cut away and it was just gunshots and radio traffic hit the nail on the head. One of the things that hit you the hardest after a gunfight is just how quiet the world was around you. Sure there was gunfire and radio traffic, but the adrenaline sharpened your senses and everything else around you was quiet. Which just ends up amplifying every gunshot in your memory.
You nailed the feeling of it all by cutting out the background music.
Paul Harrell did the best data driven break down on Miami shootout, but this takes the cake for production, keep up the cyberpunk vibe
It's so damn good, I watch it every couple of months.
The link for those interested: ua-cam.com/video/iv8cByaVyNQ/v-deo.html
A definite trainable moment here, along with Newhall, Mayerthorpe, and a few others I'd have to look up. This was a deeply researched and well analyzed story time, as could only be done by an expert. 😉👍
Editing on these mini-docs are top notch.
There is a 1988 TV movie about this incident titled "In the Line of Duty: The F.B.I. Murders." The FBI cooperated with the movie, and it's very accurate on the suspects as well as the agents themselves. The shootout in the movie is one of the best I have ever seen.
The movie is actually out of context nd extremely inaccurate which anyone who has actually studied it would know .
I remember that movie. For a made for TV movie it was fairly graphic.
That movie has been listed as seriously inaccurate and is part of the description that Paul Harrell talked about in his epic video on the topic.
I have seen it and it's not terrible but it's not even close to being accurate according to LEO and experts.
I would just delete that reference and move on.
Nope... 🤣
Brilliant vid, Popo!
For anyone looking for a more tactical, rather than documentary analysis of this event... Paul Harrell has a great one on his UA-cam channel.
These are easily the best and most captivating videos on UA-cam. Love the narration, music and overall quality! Keep it up brotha
Man, you do such an amazing job with these videos. Please continue to do what you do. 👌
Love your videos! You should check out the Thalys train shooting in France, from 2015. Couple of off duty soldiers foil a terrorist. Just remember seeing it on the BBC years ago, amazing story.
Your soundtrack for this IS ON POINT!!!!!!
Those is hands down the best video production I've ever seen in any streaming platform. Not sure how many if you are producing this content, but I hope you have big plans for much more if it. Gladly subscribed and will recommend to do that I know would enjoy your work and content!nnn
Man, I really hope you enjoy making this kind of content because you're absolutely phenomenal at it, and I absolutely love how you tell the stories. I'm seriously glad you found your niche in the UA-cam community.
you produce the music? this score is awesome. very compelling and engaging. great video as well.🍻
Popo Medic, you have easily become one of my favorite channels. Your pacing, delivery, and commentary keep me locked on the screen, the stories you cover are compelling and interesting, rarely covered by channels like this, and your production quality has improved 10 fold with the team you assembled. Keep up the good work, I love it.
Hey man, love your work. Pleas do the 1970 Newhall shootout. 4 CHP officers were murdered in a gunfight with 2 211 suspects. As a training officer, I’ve told all my trainees this 1986 story and the 1970 Newhall story. A tragedy, but so many learning points from both incidents.
You are aware that a lot of what happened in the Newhall shooting is disputed right?
Digging these mini docos dude. Love the soundtrack and editing its slick. Reminds me of cocaine cowboys.
If yall want a no dramatized (I LOVED THIS VIDEO, IMMEDIATE LIKE AND FAVORITE) and more realistic description of events and the effects it had on Law Enforcement please see Paul Harrel's video on Miami Dade on youtube! Popo this is my 2nd favorite video behind Waco.
Can we expect a Ruby Ridge events soon?
Bruh, your edits and effects are great. The music and font (tribute) set the vibe perfectly. Please keep up the exceptional work.
Wow!! The production value of this video is unreal... Great job guys!!
The narration style, musical accompaniment, and distillation of the key facts make these videos amazing to watch. I always enjoy seeing new ones pop up.
Holy sh!t It’s been a while since I’ve seen a video on this channel, right around the time you changed formats & WOW! You have found your niche! This quality is out of the world!!! Kudos! I have to keep binging all of them now!
Why is the fucking background music so loud and constant ?
Your videos are more thrilling and puts you on edge better than most Hollywood movies. Bravo
I went to school with Platt’s children. One was a grade above me, one a grade below, and the youngest was 2 grades below. All nice kids. I didn’t ever know about this until later in the 2000’s.
My uncle a retired Navy SWCC and sheriffs deputy has told me about most the incidents you have covered growing up; North Hollywood, Roof Koreans, Norco, etc. He always credited this as the time a Mini-14 was used in a gunfight. I also believe one of the agents that was killed lost his glasses in the crash. Making a impact on the prescription glasses that you could wear. Not sure if those are both true just things I heard from my crazy vet uncle. Thanks for covering these topics most people really have no clue about the wild shit that has happened in the modern era if they aren’t a Vet/Leo were you study this stuff.
I can't wait to see full length documentaries from you 😍 I can't stop watching these ones you've been putting out. Heroes and bad guys in Law enforcement don't worry, you'll be remembered, popo medic's got you covered...well assuming you did something worth a documentary 😉
Your topics, production values and quality are over the top excellent! It is incredible to get these quality documentaries. I'm sending support.
Nice work using the 80s music as well. This was one of the big ones that proved revolvers were not going to cut it for combat like shootings/shootouts.
Hope it never happens, but if a team of Spec Ops Delta Force men decide to go rogue like this, it would be a bad day for anyone in the way of their objective.
The music has me hooked. It goes so well with the video.
@@montevans7110 I don't even do coke but it seems like the exact song to do a gram to or whatever
had this as part of training in police academy in 1987. biggest lesson I learned from this was to not pick up spent brass during training.. out of thirty cadets at academy I was the only one training with a combat commander .45. every other cadet had a wheel gun mostly .38.. the next range day after this review every cadet showed up with a semi auto 9mm ...
I'm like 2 minutes in.... dude Karl, you killed it with the music... just the overall editing is awesome
The stories keep getting better produced and better told, keep it up man
Your videos are very impressive. We'll put together great narrative, phenomenal editing. These episodes deserve to be on the big screen.
These guys really sucked at robbing banks and armored trucks...
I love that you love synthwave. New favorite channel.
One of the best videos I’ve seen on here
As much as you can't trust any law enforcement, *especially* any 3 letter agency that glows, you can't deny the brass balls of the men who fought those two monsters. In particular the one with the biggest most pure brass balls who ultimately took out the trash. Those glowing agencies still contain good people like these men.