Who Are You?
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- This video was developed behind a 1987 incident involving LAPD Harbor Division and LASD Carson Station. The video illustrates how to identify a uniformed LASD deputy sheriff to LAPD officers.
To read about the event, visit theretiredcop.b...
Chief Darryl Gates was not pleased with the video. A personnel investigations was conducted culminating with a ten-day suspension for one of the LASD deputies. I had a great time fishing in the Eastern Sierras!
The sergeant did check our ID cards, but then he started to wonder if the cards were fake too. Once they allowed me to use my radio, an LASD watch commander arrived in a black & white. They were still concerned he was an imposter...
Then they questioned the entire lasd thinking it could be a fake agency
@@jimmyjohn5101 ''Whats an LASD? Never heard of them.''
Subsequently, the offending officer was fired when he committed a telephonic terrorist threat against one of the victim deputies. This was after his initial board of rights hearing.
this was from back in the day when we had a funny bone and thick skin-
Not even so much as thick skin as we were allowed to learn by laughing at our mistakes. Instead of having to issue Public Relation's firm vetted apologies for any tiny misstep.
The authentic sarcasm with which the video is presented makes me wonder just how bad the original incident must have been.
I think the cop they used as the model for the uniform was one of the cops who LAPD messed with, because he looked super pissed
Yeah, it was haha. That's my Dad lol
The officer in uniform is my Dad, still as big but in his 60s now, haha. Love this video, It's hilarious 😅
Is he still jacked?
@Bondmanproductions Obviously not how he was but he's still a big slim guy 👍🏻
The guy they used for the uniform tests was prefect. he just has that 80's movie police officer look. Hell he looks like he would have fit in on the 'Super Troopers' team.
God damn this is a sick burn.
I forgot how funny this video was! I laughed as hard now as when I first saw it nearly 20 years ago! I haven't seen it years, since it made the rounds at briefing. Great job guys!
what a find, I had this video in 87 and I lost it when I let a few friends show it at rollcall in 89. Its a great video, however it does have a serious message.
Thank you for uploading this, 13 years later it is still amazingly funny, if you can actually get the over that humor IQ threshold barrier.....
It's not funny at all...this really happened and demonstrates just how poorly trained and lacking discipline and COMMON SENSE that LAPD had back then and is so much worse today.....oh yea, they now have an extensive line up of officers that are NOT CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES......
This is a great video and I had acopy when it first came out and I played it at roll call. Most officers thought it was great but a few were offended. I still think it is one of the greatest LASD\LAPD videos ever done. Code 7. I remeber coming out of the academy and being assigned to a training officer that had more time on the job than I had been alive. We kept requesting Code 7 and were told to "continue partol and handle the following call". My traying officer told me "A good policeman is never cold, wet or hungry". " We handled all our radio calls, we ate and we got off at EOW. I passed this on when I became a training officer.
Clyde Suckfinger I miss those guys! Worked with every one of them back in the day 😊
I found this video from a link on Quora. I'm not a cop, but I've worked with them closely throughout my career as a firefighter. If I'd been the chief of LAPD when this happened, the involved officers would have been fired. All of them. Inexcusable lapse of judgement.
I'm also here from that Quora post.
@@thetalesofdaneandco as am I
Me too. Watching it because of Quora.
Porn mustaches were popular back then!
This is almost like from an episode from the 1990s tv show,"MADtv".
I think that was the original spirit of the video.. You gotta be able to laugh at yourself in this life, and cops are notorious pranksters..
I had to watch this several times, it's so fucking great. This is comedy gold.
+Alex - did think like a cop put this on his site?
It was liked by him and on his recent activities, so I did find it through his channel.
+Alex Smithson thx. I thouht someone was making fun of him, now I know video is for comedy-- it IS funny!
Tell your dad he did a fantastic job! This video is better than any skit on MadTV or SNL. Glad he didn't get into trouble.
o man, this is just gold. Even to this day!
7:32 i love how they put a flashing A to show that it IS A, however im still convinced it's B
The part about the pens in the pocket, and actually writing reports in the field, had me rolling.. lol..
And it wasn't ONE report to write in the field, it might
be six, eight or ten. Find a large empty parking lot with an overhead light to park under, roll front windows down about two inches so you can hear, set mirrors so you can see to the rear, and get your metal patrol box out and sharp pencils, eraser, and for me a tiny dictionary, and hope to get done before EOW.
2:21 The car has a license plate on the front and back end of the car. Wow! I never knew that before. :-)
I'm a retired LA County deputy and let me tell you you do have some rookie cops that don't know what the hell they're doing I was pulled over once at gunpoint and when I came out of the car everybody's doll dropped because two of the idiots I was talking to in the county jail when they brought some inmates about a day ago one good thing about it I got free lunch had a good laugh shook hands and I told him don't let this happen again every Department has an idiot run the plate and I'll come back with agency or call that agency they claim they work for their division Captain will gladly tell you if they're legit or not using common sense
@@victorsanchez5306 NO, YOU WERN'T A DEPUTY.
Remember the 1984 comedy movie,"Police Academy".This is like a scene from that movie.Now imagine,"Mahoney","Hightower","Hooks","Tackleberry" and the rest in a classroom watching this.
Mahoney: "Sir, will this be in the exam?"
lol guys this is my uncle from about 20 years ago. everyone had mustaches like that =p he sent this video to the LAPD and needless to say they didnt find it amusing lol
...avoid bad blood between agencies? This video must have strengthened your partnership with LAPD.
Great guy! I wish him the best in retirement he deserves it!
Saw this as a kid! My dad had a copy of this.
The Deputy who was in uniform is my friends dad, no joke. He's still jacked too.
CenCalADV is it Brent or Brett Tunget? I can't remember. Funny as the video is, he played an extra in the movie COLORS as an LAPD officer.. 😂
@@tomadt02 that's my dad and his name is Brant.
Nichole Tunget yo your dad was super jacked! He’s probably retired by now right?
Yeah thats our Dad haha, he's still big lol
Bluesuit5... No it isn't. In fact, both LAPD officers and the Sergeant, were suspended, without pay, over this incident.
@Lynviking Yes it is . . .
The revolver is fucking kick ass.
Have valid law enforcement credentials on you.
👌🙏👌
This is hilarious.
Why?
This is absolutely fucking hilarious
Great vid. Love the sarcasm. Former MCSO dep from Ma.
OUTSTANDING!
I heard of this video back in the day but never seen it. Classic... I am so stealing it!
I just loved this video, which I had never seen before. Having worked with both L.A.S.D. & L.A.P.D. I can appreciate the sense of humour generated by a stupid incident. I hope that the L.A.P.D. officers involved at the time also saw the funny side of this & learnt to laugh at themselves.
The FTO here probably never heard the end of it from his own fellow cops.
The shade is strong with this whole video, and it cracked me up entirely.
I had and will always respect officers at LAPD. In 20 years in LASD I have never doubted their professionalism and integrity. both LAPD and LASD have made mistakes hiring hothead mall security guards, both our departments need to stop hiring these questionable wanabees to prevent any future embarrasments.note to the three LAPD officers at the incident, "couldn't you just check if they are carrying an official LASD identification cards?"
I LOVE this video! GOOD JOB!!!!! LAPD had it coming to them, but I'm sure this video didn't help mend relations - but then again, perhaps it opened a few eyes and everyone learned a lesson.
This is great! Is this guy an actual cop?!
This is gold
LOL...awesome. Who ever thought this up is a genius.
LAPD should call a sergeant like they always do.
I was a month old when this video was uploaded
Sorry to info you, this is not a joke. Also, the LASD deputies were in their beat in the county strip known as east Torrance. The officers were out of beat. To add insult to injury, one of the officers had a hard-on for LASD (failed civil lawsuit). You're soucre about the incident is flawed. I was there when the event happened (eyewitness or victim). I also attended the offending officer's board of rights hearing.
L.A. County Sheriff's Department currently 1/1/23 has
jurisdiction for;
"LASD provides general law enforcement services to 42 contract cities, 141 unincorporated communities, 216 facilities, hospitals, and clinics located throughout the County, nine (9) community colleges, the Metropolitan Transit Authority and 37 Superior Courts"
LAPD has jurisdiction within LA city lines.
super trooper mustache!
any more info i could look up regarding this incident?
I know thats a breakfront holster, but does anyone have any idea who made it? Never seen a swivel breakfront...
Tex the Shoe Maker
Tex is EOW. They closed shop a few years ago.
@@FlyingTigersKMT thanks for the update Will
Could have been a Hoyt holster.
Since I posted that I found out it is a Hoyt Breakfront, they haven't made them since the 80's. Tex Shoemaker never made that kind, though I own several of his products they were ALWAYS so damn nice and fine quality, including a swivel Walking Dead holster for my 686. For the holster used in this video, A.E. Nelson Gunleather still makes a reproduction of this holster, you can get it in swivel, high ride or low drop swivel.
LOL, congrats from a member of Class 112 (1966). I knew about the incident, but had never seen the video 😁
Im from Australia and this is hilarious
@rgayton
Is this Ray Gayton Jacobs?
Even training says to use common sense. Officer safety doesn't mean leaving two uniformed officers proned out in the street for 10 - 15 minutes while they assess the situation.
Yeah, leave it to the LAPD to do something stupid like not be able to indentify members of the other large law enforcement agency in the LA area.
This is too funny the part with the skeleton OMG!! Helarious!!!
Can’t remember, didn’t LAPD do a video in turn after this one?
2:19 That plate 2PAM613 No way that does not have some hidden meaning 😃😃😃😃
Classic!
THIS IS RIDICULOUS! LASD AND LAPD work together all the time! how can they not identify them >.>. And they are both widely known departments. If anything lapd should be questioned who they are since they dont have shoulder patches.
Kai Myers This video was made in response to LAPD literally detaining LASD deputies at gun point thinking they were impersonators and felony suspects in a recent robbery so this is a satirical response to the LAPD Harbor division being inept.
Hey, hey, hey now .
I'm a mall cop and I'm not hot headed.
I is sad now : (
Was that a .357 Magnum he was carrying, or a .38 special? Either way a very nice looking revolver. The LAPD switched over to the semi auto Beretta 92F around this time, didn't they?
It was a 357 and I believe the sheriffs department switched to Berettas in 88 or 89 but revolvers were still authorized for carry well into the mid late 90s
That was a Smith and Wesson model-686 chambered for .357 magnum. However, LASD used .38 caliber ammunition.
My county issued .38 S&W has L. A. S. D. 760
stamped on the frame under the barrel. Ret 1990,
they let me buy it since they were switching over.
@@lucysphotosfromar That's pretty good that you now have that gun. It should serve you well for many, many years! I've heard those are very well built.
Point of order: the guys rolled through 3 stop signs before the LAPD officer pulled them over, so maybe 1312?
SDCA92101:::: Yep, we (LASD) are envious of the fact that we can make an arrest without a field supervisor present. We really get green when the press exposes the incompetence of the LAPD, which happens seemingly monthly. Or, when you off duty tough guys pistol whip some innocent kid for doing nothing more than looking at them and then your off duty officers get arrested for ADW. Yes sir, we are certainly envious...LOL
Well it doesn't matter what it was in the past. It is LASD now.
Priceless, it's too long though. Sorta like beating a dead horse.
@rgayton Lol wow! LASD and LAPD work together sometimes. How can they not know. Was this harbor patrol or something?
Bacca approved this shit... And look where he is....
This was way before Baca. Probably Sherman Block was Sheriff.
Sherman Block was the Sheriff, Lee Baca did not become sheriff until 1998.
Great video!!
Lunch break/meal break
Did they really have LAPD review this
Oh yeah, and they were not happy about it haha 😅
Wow reminded me of cheesy 80's porn and how distorted it was.
@GroundZeroHiroshima That's easy for you to say.
don't they movies in that town. uniforms don't make the cut.
this is great!
If they had just run the plate they would have seen it was a county car, so I don't buy that arguement. If it had been stolen it would've been in SVS immediately and all local agencies would've been notified.
Ask the French, British, Italians, Spanish, Mexicans, and hell, even Russians the same thing.
FYI, the British did a study in the 80's I believe and found that mustaches made people seem "more tough".
Great!!
It's a simple test that even you can do. If you're not sure then GET A FUCKING CLUE. Thank you.
Those 2 LAPD officers and the field sgt. must be some hot headed no good for nothing Mall Security guards
They were standard issue
Where's the singing and dancing?
Were there any outstanding incidents of criminals dressing as police officers at that time?
Euricious had the LAPD Harbor Division officers run the plate like they are supposed to do, the incident would never have occurred. The vehicle the deputies were in was a mid 80's Chevy gray unmarked LASD detective unit, with standard California plates, registered thru the CaDMV, to Los Angeles Sheriff Department
Low key treating them like children. 😂😂😂🤣🤣
love it
I Love It!
What's 4000ABC and 87.3PC
4000a expired vehicle registration,, 487.3 Penal Code Vehicle theft
Today vehicle theft is 10851 vehicle code
4000(a) CVC or California vehicle code
487 penal code
Well There are a lot of Police impersonations out here .
Back in the day it was much harder to do it with near perfect authenticity as it is today.
hehe.. NICE.. .Man I bet those guys NEVER lived this down. Plates here usually say "exempt" on them, and usually by the time you notice, of course you're so close you're already in trouble :)
amazed and proud? about running a plate, yea
wow LAPD wow.
Do you guys know what a code 7 ??
Lunch break lol
I'm dying lmaooooo
This is hilarious. LASD for the win!
This is awesome. Funny as hell.
What were the first two codes?
+plzhelpj : CVC 4000a1vc is more or less a 'fixit' ticket for motor vehicles. CPC 487.3 is grand theft. Code 7??? Is lunch...lol
I remember when this video was made, as I also know the deputies who MADE the video. Brings back memories everytime I watch it. :)
4000a-VC is an expired vehicle registration violation. 20 years ago when I retired, it was a fix it ticket. No fines. 487.3 PC is Grand Theft Auto .
plzhelpj It's been almost 30 years since I've worked for LASD, so my codes are a little rusty..lol
WTF is a "squint?"
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Code 7? haha, thats a lunch break
He is quite patrionising!