Arrest Techniques: Stay Alert, Stay Alive | FBI Training Film | ca. 1969
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This late 1960s film - originally titled as "Stay Alert, Stay Alive: The Techniques and Mechanics of Arrest" - is a dramatized FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) instructional / training video for law enforcement officers.
This film demonstrates proper and improper arrest procedures and techniques. In the introduction, FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover invites law enforcement officers and other such agencies to use FBI training facilities to help improve their ability to successfully and safely arrest criminals. The film emphasizes the importance of precautionary measures in making arrest to avoid endangering lives of officers or bystanders. It points out that officers should know fundamentals of a successful arrest and that there is no such thing as routine arrest. The main message of this film still holds true: You have no idea what a suspect will do, and most police officers are killed during "low risk" arrests. So stay alert, and stay alive.
The film is entertaining, informative and presents the most up to date equipment and techniques - for its day!
American actor young Ned Beatty is shown at 19:55, playing one of the two criminals in the last scenario.
BACKGROUND / CONTEXT
When the police arrest someone, they take away that person's fundamental right to freedom. Consequently, there are several procedures in the US the police must follow before they can make a legal arrest so that our rights remain protected.
It should be noted that many states and police departments add extra procedures; sometimes, these procedures are designed to protect police officers' physical safety, sometimes they are designed to help the police officer document the arrest, and sometimes they are designed to help the officer avoid making a legal mistake which could ruin the prosecution's case in a criminal trial. These extra procedures differ from one police department to the next.
When may an officer arrest someone?
There are only a very limited number of circumstances in which an officer may make an arrest:
- The officer personally observed a crime;
- The officer has probable cause to believe that person arrested committed a crime;
- The officer has an arrest warrant issued by a judge.
An officer cannot arrest someone just because he/she feels like it or has a vague hunch that someone might be a criminal. Police officers have to be able to justify their arrest usually by showing some tangible evidence that led them to probable cause.
Police Arrest Procedures:
The rules regarding what an officer must do while making an arrest vary by jurisdiction. Generally, an arrest happens when the person being arrested reasonably believes that he/she is not free to leave. The officer need not use handcuffs, or place the arrestee in a police cruiser, although police often use these tactics to protect themselves. Police also do not have to read Miranda Rights at the time of arrest.
However, the police must read a suspect his Miranda Rights before an interrogation, so many police departments recommend that Miranda Rights be read at the time of arrest. This way, they can start questioning right away, and also, any information volunteered by a suspect can be used against them. Finally, although police will almost always tell an arrestee why they are under arrest, they may not necessarily have any legal obligation to do so. This depends on both the jurisdiction and the circumstances of the arrest.
One universal rule police officers must follow is that they are not allowed to use excessive force or treat the arrestee cruelly. Generally, police officers are only allowed to use the minimum amount of force necessary to protect themselves and bring the suspect into police custody. This is why people are advised to never resist an arrest or argue with police. The more a suspect struggles, the more force is required for the police to do their job. If the arrestee thinks the arrest is unjustified or incorrect, he/she can always challenge it later with the help of an attorney, and if warranted, bring a civil rights case.
Arrest Techniques: Stay Alert, Stay Alive | FBI Training Film | ca. 1969
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R.I.P. Alfred. ♥
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They did my boy Alfred dirty.
Alfred was a "stunt cat".
"I'm sorry, Alfred, you saw too much."
"Professionals: one man in charge and doing all the talking" - Unlike now, where ten dudes are yelling HANDS! HANDS! HANDS! while wearing tac harnesses they found on Amazon...
The old man did not have to kill that cat what a menace xD
You know shit got real when the cat gets shot.
esp with that cat yelp when he gets shot.🐱🤣
Would have dimed him out to 5-0.
"What did you see, Alfred?"
"Meow, meowmeow!"
Is it just me or do people still have trouble parking straight since the 60s...
Anyways, bloody great video!
In 2022 the Police do it all the time!!
This is as good as a movie!
reminds me of adam 12
Hell yeah I was thinking the same👍🏻
NOOOOOOO ALFRED!!
SpartanA054Moose No witnesses not even himself
Alfred meowed after he was shot..the old man just wung him....Alfred had all 9 lives left !
The landlord would have taken care of him:(
That old guy situation is hilarious, damn!
10:16
poor alfred
@@goldenpun5592 Don’t be fooled, Alfred was an informant
@@bigbowlowrong4694 Wait... so you're telling me the Cat...was a Rat!?
had a homeless old man "dog man" in his 60s. took care of strays, always kept him in chow and water blankets in winter. big guy 6'1" 220 lbs. and NO BODY EVER saw him but he knew EVERYTHING in the area. Gave us great intel. Thugs left him alone. He knifed a few who did harass him. always had a legal blade but he like cops and EMS but we always were careful. He knew the game. hands in view, tell you knife in belt. but watched hem close.
Love those vintage cars.
I’m sorry Alfred * bang* meow ! 😂😂😂😂 I’m so glad are teacher shows us these training videos.
9:09 Cover me, Frank - he's got a can opener!
Lol, Ned Beatty, Gavin McCloud just starting out. Swear that looks like Christopher Lloyd
Judging from the automobiles, I'd say this is more like 1964.
Yeah, I said the same thing
That has got to be the only cat ever that isn't gunshy
that was one good intro
I love these videos. Thank you VERY much for uploading these :)
The good old days, when even the crooks watched Lawrence Welk.
😂😂That music
Interesting all the two-door police cars in the sixties.
Yeah those were Beautiful
17:43 Ned Beatty....just a few years before his pig hunting scene in "Deliverance".
Same opening music as Courageous Cat & Minute Mouse!
When the FBI was respected it before it got corrupt
Lmao FBI was always corrupt and racist.
They were courpt back then too, J Egar Hoover had his own political hit list back then.
You mean communists?
This was Awesome 👍🏻👍🏻🎶🎶🎶
Is that Anthony Zerbe??
i hope you have more
How much things have changed today's criminals and today's politicians go hand in hand
"First Degree Burglary" -- there are degrees of burglary in the US?
😂😂😂😂
Dollar amounts determations mostly .... penny annie shop lifting and diamond cat burglars.
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Why didn't the old man just leave the cat and walk out?
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Very interesting video, this was made at a time when racism and classism was rife around the world and it's very reassuring to see that police were trained not to play favourites with anyone and that many of the worst people have all the airs of respectability.
yeah not at all like our brave new world nowadays, keep drinking the koolaid
Maybe things weren’t as racist and classist as your teacher told you.
@@Maryland_Kulak Actually I grew up in Ireland in the 80s and 90s, my teachers were conservative, racist sociopaths. And I said the opposite to what your saying I said.
@@kieranfo3739 Or maybe your teachers were fine and you’re just a whiny little loser.
Racism and classism was stilll there just the video is posting a merry image.
6"' revolver at high port...
I'm sorry Alfred
Gun held near face?, swing holster? man what disadvantage.
Why the fuck is he shooting his cat
Mr. Meed story was really sad... (
Shouldn't the suspects car be tolled away post his arrest?
Laws and policy are two very different things. POLIC'EEE OFFICER
help I'm dying of first
Brandon Il Magnifico Me too ;(
14:35 The oldest trick in the book: the lab coat over the head! These cops need to watch Police Squad!
19:43 A couple of dangerous, hardened criminals....and they're listening to Lawrence Welk? They're doomed.
10:04 I expected him to take out the cops......but Alfred the Cat? That's taking things too far!
6:06 A coupe cop car? Criminy!
I wish these were still the rules... Now it shoots first, I was scared, you're dead, I'm a cop so you're wrong.
Actually, back then shoot first was approved. Fleeing felons were routinely shot. Not now. What flavor was that woke Kool-aid you drank?
Wow that larceny story was sad...they should just leave old people alone unless they seriously hurt others....dude "stole" enough to feed his cat....thats more of a capitalism problem in my eyes....greedy tax man dont care if you eat , he got wars to fund
5:45 Unless those cops have a warrant specifically to search his car, this would be illegal. No warrant, no search.
Wrong. A search incident to arrest is absolutely legal. The officer can search any areas in which the driver may have had access to, in other words the "driver's purview."
PG County back when there were White people there.