LOS ANGELES POLICE DEPARTMENT SWAT TEAMS (LAPD SWAT)

[@GeneralDischarge]

Happy Friday everyone! We hope you enjoy our video on LAPD SWAT, America's first SWAT team! As always, if you learned something from this video, make sure to give the video a like, and subscribe if you're new! We will see you Tuesday with a video on the 82nd and 101st Airborne Divisions!

[@williamlaturco5138]

Lasd seb next

[@jeffrohrer2]

Alaskan state troopers next.

[@williamlaturco5138]

@@jeffrohrer2 Those guys are bad ass

[@robb_rose]

Los Angeles Police Department Special Investigation Section next

[@lukelynam3185]

General Discharge Please do a video on British SAS !!!!!!!!

[@bluesuit5]

Lost a SWAT officer years back he was a great guy, one of those guys that stood out. He was KIA on a entry. Months back we had a operator shot on a barricaded suspect, susp killed, operator transported to hosp. he is doing well today. Creator of this video is accurate on facts about SWAT

[@skatingisfunnn]

Thank you for your service, I’m sorry for your loss.

[@bluesuit5]

@@skatingisfunnn Thank you

[@patrickorourke41]

By chance, we’re you on the team that lost Randal Simmons? That sounds an adult lot like that incident.

[@easyenetwork2023]

Did you ever work with SF in military? I know SWAT is civilian police, but figure some SF go to SWAT to still continue their career if the SF gets to be too much for them.

[@em34ev3r]

@@d.chiasson3307 uhhhhh military has its own special operations. You heard of SF, Rangers, SEALs, SWCC, MARSOC? I’m a veteran as well and also current federal LEO. Get a grip

[@formwiz7096]

I remember when we all first heard about them during the Patty Hearst business. Moast people were impressed then, but they're even more impressive now.

[@Donrudo]

General I really, really want to thank you for featuring my cousin's video at the beginning of your video. I love my cousin Jennifer and I'm so proud of her for being the first female SWAT officer and to have made it to the most elite SWAT team is amazing in it's self. When I was stationed at 32nd Street Naval station I would go visit my family and talk tactics and shop with Jen everytime I would go up to San Pedro. When I was selected to force protection and VBSS training she was key to my success to making the teams on my ships I served on. Even though the force protection and VBSS teams we're not LAPD SWAT it gave me an idea on how intense SWAT is in Los Angeles. So again from the bottom of my heart thank you for doing this video on the LAPD SWAT and featuring my cousin Jennifer Grasso at the beginning of your video.

[@existinthenow7443]

Dude that chick is AWESOME.

[@Donrudo]

@@existinthenow7443 thank you yeah Jen is amazing and is still kicking ass and taking names. She just got promoted to Lieutenant and it is well deserved. I'm so proud of my cousin she has worked hard to get where she is at and especially in the LAPD.

[@36G]

That's really cool man

[@rifleshooterchannel208]

@@existinthenow7443Diversity hire. Probably taking every D in D Platoon on the taxpayers’ dime.

[@joeaardvark9214]

@@rifleshooterchannel208 Attend a selection. Go to selection. Stop talking on the internet.

[@lofi5619]

My grandfather, Rick Kelbaugh was apart of the first swat team. He served in the LAPD and before was in the army where he he became a Green Beret. He was involved in the SLA shootout, the Black Panther shootout and others. I am fortunate enough to have talked with him and have him tell me his stories face to face. During his time in LAPD he was also involved in a helicopter crash which severely burned him yet he pulled through. He is a total badass and a hero.

[@trob0914]

I have been truly honored to have met and known several LAPD “SWAT” pioneers, including Chief Gates, thanks for highlighting this unit!!

[@adalbertocruz5316]

Awesome job as always guys, How about LASD SEB or NYPD ESU.

[@thyluveli]

seb yes

[@thecoolbrick9518]

LASD SEB

[@AcesLSRP]

LASD SEB please

[@c-secofficer123]

NYPD ESU!

[@Justin_GFM]

@Tyreese Swiggsly I guess they should listen to our former President Trump and abide by law and order

[@Kriegter]

I remember that LAPD SWAT guy who took a round to the chest and the face and still kept his stance

[@masonh6651]

His stance he fell to the ground and got dragged away

[@roberta7734]

Officer Rodney, he fell after being shot in the face though lol. Still a badass guy

[@melancholia9399]

All respect to him and God bless him for his sacrifices - But from a tactical standpoint, why the heck did he stay in the same spot where he just got popped in the vest, can’t see the guy and decided to crouch down and put his face in the exact position where his vest got hit moments earlier. God watched over him that day 🙏🏼

[@PliskinYT]

@@melancholia9399 If memory serves, he somehow survived, though I dunno if he's still in SWAT following the incident, hope he is though

[@415man9]

@@PliskinYT He still is! Alive and as well as ever.

[@OkaneHaus]

I am still humbly and politely asking for a video on the Federal Protective Forces. Thank you in advance. I really wanna be here.

[@michlo3393]

Damn near 20 years ago now, when I was in the Army, for whatever reason, we did a series of glasshouse drills at NTC with SWAT teams from the LAPD, San Bernardino County and I think a unit from up north. Why? I don't know, I was just a dumb grunt at the time but it was pretty cool. They were all extremely professional, highly skilled, and easy to get along with. I had just been deployed and kicked in a door or two in my day, but the precision with which those guys moved and communicated was pretty awesome to watch.

[@andrewmartin4387]

According to Philadelphia PD They were the first ones to have a SWAT team, in Milwaukee PD said the same thing

[@ShidenByakko]

When was that?

[@taylorsmith9032]

No

[@ShidenByakko]

@@taylorsmith9032no what?

[@em34ev3r]

lol philadephia PD....No LAPD made it national headlines when they created SWAT.

[@Travis.556]

@@em34ev3rPhilly was first

[@emmetts1899]

Once again another great video. Your details and research are amazing.👍

[@joemurdick456]

Much respect with adverse job opportunities! Looks like a good SF retirement plan 😁

[@RegimeTV_]

*Diverse

[@jdog0341]

Well first you have to get hired by the LAPD and then after so many years, you can apply.

[@theonlyV1]

@@jdog0341 if you where in SF I’m pretty sure they will pick you up in a heartbeat

[@jdog0341]

@@theonlyV1 Says who????

[@cledet9088]

@@jdog0341 obviously he'd still have to spend time on the force before trying out for swat but he'll definitely have a huge advantage being prior SF

[@em34ev3r]

I love LAPD swat. They keep it simple and technical. They don't LARP around like most of these local/federal agencies with their camos and military gear.

[@vp_0916]

yeah okie dokie

[@em34ev3r]

@@vp_0916 Yea okie dokie buddy, with your thin blue line profile pic lmao

[@Mounty621]

Upon what experiences are you basing your LARP’ing comment? Yes there are some local and Fed teams that are inexperienced, but there are numerous highly skilled and highly trained teams across the US. LAPD and LASD merely have more experience due to their immense operational tempo. It seems your comment is a bit ignorant, unless you have actually trained around a good deal of teams.

[@Mounty621]

D Platoon and LAPD in general has lost a great amount of officers due to idiotic policies. Anyone who could retire retired and left the City of Los Angeles communist circus.

[@em34ev3r]

@@Mounty621 Yes I have and in law enforcement myself.

[@MacSauce21]

LASD Special Enforcement Bureau

[@gokrzycmac]

This video looks good already! I’m gonna watch it now

[@X09311]

This is awesome I hope you do more videos on legendary SWAT Teams and other local entities!!

[@santiagoariassuarez9196]

Love this video bro, definitely such a great law enforcement tactical team... you should make a LASD SEB video as well

[@GarudaLeader]

In the netherlanda we have the DSI (Dienst Speciale Interventies) but the DSI requirements are a little higher since you need to be an Ex-commando an ex-marrechaussee member (military police) or the MARSOF (special operations unit of the royal dutch marines)

[@mycrazyvideos1998]

LASD Special Enforcement Bureau, Really cool LAPD SWAT video

[@OlderWhisky]

Nice shot of Air 5. The Bear goes everywhere!

Waiting for the NYPD and possibly its ESU aswell.

[@antoniokawarski6111]

Young men are needed in these lines of dangerous work, where getting shot at is expected.

[@smitty6579]

You should do Canadian RCMP ERT operators next.

[@NBeaver-bx4yl]

That would be awesome ! The unit is very good and versatile.

[@Evandarlingisdaddy]

Or Canadian grenadier guards or Governor-general’s foot guard

[@c-secofficer123]

I’ve worked with them twice, and they’re bad ass.

[@hectorrodriquez2234]

Don't they carry water guns?

[@WalterCruz-USA]

Number 1 USA.🇺🇸🦅 God bless América.🇺🇸🙏🏻

[@CL303]

Wow! 😱Glad I watched this, learned a lot, absolutely amazing. Thank you! 😎

[@bruhdude4243]

Proud too have my dad in LAPD SWAT

[@digitaldownshifts5199]

How is life like is he very busy with it? Asking because I want to try out

[@teanistillmon3341]

Yes. I like this. We did stuff like this when I trained. Thank you!

[@cowboyx9380]

LAPD coined the name SWAT, however this was NOT the first SWAT team, it was NYPD’s emergency service unit formed after WW2. Daryl Gates just coined the term swat.

[@FBIAGENT725]

ESU covers a lot of different things though, and the "SWAT" element of ESU wasn't even created until 1989

[@werddnommah7417]

You guys should do a vid on cia grs and Air Force dagre keep up the good work 🤙🏻🤙🏻

[@KayCarter1]

Im being an SWAT officer when I get older Im 12 now but I watched all the seasons of the show Hondo is the reason why I wanna be a SWAT officer

[@rupturedtortoise.1542]

Can you guys check out NYPD ESU next?

[@danielcooke]

That's the one I was hoping for, too.

[@patches6309]

You guys should do the next story on the Philadelphia Stakeout Unit, the actual first Big city tactical team. The unit was created in 1963 in response to a high number of bank robberies, and Darryl Gates modeled his unit after them and Gates was the first to simply come up with the acronym S.W.A.T. which stuck & became popular all over the country. The name of the Stakeout Unit was changed to S.W.A.T. back in 1998 when I entered the unit & proudly served until 2014.

[@ryand2002]

Great video. Can you do a video on the U.S Postal Inspection Service?

[@tjinytjiny6615]

Every time I hear that LAPD created the first SWAT Team in America I have to shake my head. LAPD has the first tactical team to call themselves SWAT in America, but the first police tactical team in America was, remains the NYPD ESU. Created in 1930, some 37 years before LA SWAT was created. ESU never called itself SWAT and still doesn’t, but the work they’ve done for 93 years is the definition of SWAT work. There’s a book written in the 70 called “Some Very Special Men”. It describes the work of the NYPD ESU from the 40s/50s/60s. It describes mistakable SWAT work. Other than that detail, this post was EXCELLENT..

[@ShidenByakko]

It's great that you mentioned **AMERICA'S** First SWAT Team, because The World's First SWAT wasn't American, it was by W E Fairburn for the Shanghai Municipal Police in the '20s, decades before anyone else thought about it...

[@AllanKeller808]

Great video! May you please do a video of Honolulu Police Department's Specialized Services Division (SSD)? They also have a full time team there as well and have an interesting history.

[@tombrown1281]

I have been looking, I am a fairly new member here. But I am an old guy. I cant find much on USDOE NNSA officers. I know most of us came from other areas of expertise. WE have trained with, fought (exercise) with seals, green berets, cia etc. I know it was a training exercise, but we had homeground advantage. We NEVER lost.

[@triton7495]

Hey I was wondering if you could make a video on the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) eventually.

[@c-secofficer123]

As a Canadian, I hole heartedly agree

[@LtActionCam]

Question for those in EMT. Are they not certified as paramedics? I would find that hard to believe if they weren’t. I have my national EMT certification BUT the standard of the EMT national cert does not certify EMTs in things like using IVs and advance life support.

[@acanadianamerican6478]

In my state EMT's can start/use IVs so I guess it varies per state. I know EMR's can't start IVs. So I would guess these dudes have EMT minimal and advance from there

[@GagePatrick]

@@acanadianamerican6478 usually there certified but it’s also been known for physicians specifically trauma surgeons or EM physicians to be reserves and be called out on swat be it 4th in the stack or back until there truly needed

[@willepete0088]

The vid pic is misleading @General Discharge Shanghai Municipal Police Department. Fairbarin wrote the book on Special Weapons and tactics in 1933. Keep up the good vids I do enjoy.

[@ShidenByakko]

It was actually a tiny bit earlier than that, but yeah, you bit the nail right on the head and beat me to it!

[@jeffelfont6887]

Yes, started about three months before L.A. County Sheriff SEB.

[@williamlaturco5138]

Los Angeles sheriffs department Special enforcement Bureau

[@williamlaturco5138]

Can you do them next

[@c-secofficer123]

That would be SICK

[@shme1601]

I'd love to see a video on the National park service law enforcement ranger SET operators (special events team) or the BLM (bureau of land management) law enforcement.

[@jessiejamesrivera4061]

Can you do Air Force security Force ???

[@sweetdaddyz2063]

I’m in security forces so lmk if you have any questions

[@cledet9088]

You mean mall cops???

[@pablojosediablo]

Wooh Comedy has all the info for secfo lmao

[@Rafa_Herrera]

Awesome video. Can you please do a video on LASD swat as well?

[@ryanshields1515]

Please do a video on Air Force Special Operations Medics. SOFME.

[@kennymedic58]

They’re called PJ’s and they’ve done a video already.

[@Justin_GFM]

@@kennymedic58 They're not called PJs at all, they're IDMTs. Two totally different things

[@brotherwah5630]

Do you mean SOSTs?

[@Jay15523]

SOST is the acronym. They are Air Force Special Ops Surgical Team medics.

[@dang3r611]

Wasn't Philly PD the first department to use the acronym SWAT?

[@SOG240]

No, Darryl Gates (LAPD) created the acronym SWAT as it originally stood for "Special Weapons Attack Team", but he later changed it to "Special Weapons and Tactics" on the advice of his Deputy Chief, Ed Davis. Philadelphia PD was the first to create a Specialized Unit within the department to deal with the sudden surge of bank robberies in the area. LAPD was the first department to form a Police Tactical Unit. I believe the current incarnation of LAPD SWAT was modeled after the British SAS as well as the German GSG-9 and French GIGN in 1983.

[@complexblackness]

LAPD SWAT and every other team, along with Riot gear was birthed out of the 1965 Watts Rebellion. LAPD, LASD, CHP got whooped and pushed back across Imperial Highway. The brothers who pushed them back were Slausons, Businessmen, Gladiators, D'artagnans, Huns, Farmers etc. Prior to the 65 Watts Rebellion the only gear police were armed with were. Hickory batons/Clubs, Electric Prods (Selma), Helmets and Gas mask. Then when the Panthers came on the scene in October of 1966, and chapters started springing up across the country. LE agencies had to form teams to deal with them. You also had Numerous events that occurred in 1967-68. On December 4th, 1969 in Los Angeles at 41st and Central. Only 7 blocks from LAPD Newton station. LAPD and SWAT had a shootout with the LA Chapter of the BPP. That was their baptism by fire. By time 92 comes along LE noticeably had better gear than 27yrs earlier. Now today you see all of what you see. APC (Bearcats, MRAPs, etc), Arwens, 40mm grenade launchers, Shields, Pepperballs, Triple chasers, etc. Interesting history.

[@handled99]

CHP got pushed back haha.

[@willepete0088]

Shanghai Municipal Police Department birthed SWAT brutha.

[@ShidenByakko]

@@willepete0088 yup, you beat me to it!

[@g.austins5508]

Once I finish my military duty I wanna see if I go in law enforcement then swat

[@patrickorourke41]

LAPD SWAT is the best of the best!

[@jonathanmarquez7631]

what about MIAMI DADE SRT/SWAT TEAM? these guys take a similar approach to LAPD SWAT, and are trained similar to BUDS/BRC type training!

[@hectorrodriquez8785]

A good friend of mine who is retired LAPD SWAT mentioned that most departments copied the LAPD'S model.

[@MrMike95113]

@@hectorrodriquez8785 LAPD SWAT has helped trained other law enforcement agencies across the country, outside of the country, as well as FBI & branches of the military.

[@hectorrodriquez8785]

@@MrMike95113 Roger that. They actually have a great relationship with JSOC and routinely train with SFOD-D and DEVGRU. I have some family friends who retired from D platoon and Metro that talked about their training experiences with SOF, foreign services and other government agencies.

[@JStine-zy7uz]

Nice job. How about some canine content? LAPD K9 Unit?? SOF Multi-Purpose-Canines (MPCs)

[@jeffm3022]

Outstanding !

[@shannongreen1520]

I'm glad that I was here!!! Any Chance of NYPD ESU? Asking as a fellow New Yorker

[@jackstecker5796]

Petrogen torch cuts three times faster, is lighter, and more compact than a Brocotorch. It also makes cleaner cuts, not that that matters in breaching. Its been a while but if memory serves, the Petrogen comes in at like 6-8 lbs, where the broco is like 25 lbs? Idk thats what I remember.

[@slicedup3768]

10th mountain division

[@em34ev3r]

true badasses.

[@X-SHAMBLES-X]

07:49 BFA blows right off the end of the muzzle hahaha

[@patrickwade4394]

What was the name they gave to their first home build mobile adjustable ramp system? As I recall it was the "someonesname" mobile.

[@MFamstar1]

Awesome and spot on information! As always!!!

[@johnrodriguez3870]

A video put out and about by General Discharge ( GD) that is soooo good, Force Reconnaissance Marine and LAPD SWAT Officer Sergeant Hondo would definitely approve of it.🇺🇸🦅🗽👮

[@RobNGoblins]

You should do a video on police mounted patrol, like how do you arrest people from on top of horses and stuff that would be interesting af

[@fella6492]

Cool and informative as always! What about making one on police/sheriff GED’s?

[@crackerjack7333]

I’m one of the first ones to see this :)

[@WilliamCarterII]

"how awesome LAPD SWAT is" is probably the most unhinged thing I've ever heard lol

[@jonathankeating183]

Hey my friend. A suggested video I would enjoy is Harrison county Texas swat. They are very wealthy

[@l2557]

Can you do a video about the 82nd airborne

[@nomad6967]

I'd love to have the opportunity to join a swat unit. However, is it possible for a foreign born person to join? (problems considering security clearance and etc)

[@jackschirmer9508]

It depends on the individual law enforcement agency. Like most state, county and local departments probably don’t even require a security clearance. Is there any particular agency you’d like to work for? Or place you’d like to live? Cause if you know the agency I can tell you their requirements

[@blitzkrieg459]

I worked in law enforcement for a few years as a sheriffs deputy, most agencies require you to be a U.S. citizen. To be part of a swat unit, most places also require you to do a few years of patrol before applying, unless you’ve had swat or special operations training, but that would be up to the chief or sheriff to sign off on. Most of the guys I knew in our local swat team are former military, but that’s not required. Some team snipers I knew had no military experience, but received heavy training from state and federal academies.

[@nomad6967]

@@jackschirmer9508 Well, I currently don't live in the US right now but I'm planning to live in the US permanently. So far I'm planning on attending college there, join the marine corps and hope I get citizenship. After that, join a police department and work as an officer. I always wanted to be a Navy SEAL but I learned that I can't get a security clearance. So if I have a chance to join a SWAT team, the location really doesn't matter. If you have any suggestions or advice I will be grateful to receive any.

[@nomad6967]

@@blitzkrieg459 Most military units and FBI, CIA requires a security clearance (Which I probably won't get due to my origin nationality and family) Will SWAT teams and other special law enforcement jobs require it as well? I am most definitely going to live in the US for the rest of my life and am very interested in working as a law enforcement officer or in the military. However, I don't have much info about this career since the only thing I can access is google.

[@blitzkrieg459]

@@nomad6967 I’ve worked with guys from Thailand, Ireland (a female), Canada, and England. Some served in our military which required a secret clearance, if I were you, it wouldn’t hurt to try out for them anyways. The guy I worked with from Thailand used to be Thai army too. Now the stuff with clearance, every law enforcement officer using NCIC (national crime information center) will have to get a background check to be certified. I had to get clearance with the FBI to use some of their portals, but that wasn’t difficult. Some of the higher clearances I don’t have experience on. The Brit I knew came to the states, joined the marine corp, fought overseas in the Middle East, and is now a K-9 unit officer.

[@persianpomato5218]

can you make a video about NYPD ESU and also a comparison between LAPD SWAT and NYPD ESU. like what their capability, etc.

[@RWBprototype]

Hmmm both are equally important, but is it possible to compare them by eliteness? LAPD SWAT vs LAPD Rampart Division (LAPD Gang Unit)

[@mariadorantescastillo5231]

Been waiting for this one ..

[@paladin11C40]

I wonder how many of the LAPD SWAT members are from the SOF units of the US?

[@nikwanmurphy6442]

Here's one I'd like to see, N.Y.S. Department Of Corrections C.E.R.T. ( Corrections Emergency Response Team). Born after the Attica Riot 1971.

[@nathanielrobertsjr.214]

I would love to see a video on the LAPD Special Investigation Section

[@MicroBOT]

are we just going to ignore that the guy shooting blanks in the helicopter at 7:48 just shot off his muzzle device? :P

[@RS-jh2kl]

"Let's get it on!". Big John McCarthy - Former UFC Referee/ LAPD SWAT Officer

[@dfkaifleye9946]

Wrong. His father was.

[@metalnat27]

Please do A Team AKA NYPD Swat. I'm dying to know more about the A Team! I don't even know why the A Team isn't named SWAT over here in N.Y.C. I'd like to know!

[@thepatriotsrage661]

What is their duty load for handguns? Any ideas? Winchester Ranger T? Awesome piece on the LAPD SWAT.

[@FBIAGENT725]

They use a mix of Winchester SXT & Speer G2

[@thepatriotsrage661]

@@FBIAGENT725 Thank you Rockstar! Assuming you mean the Ranger T series as opposed to the older SXT? Looks like Speer has resolved the issues on the earlier G2's then, but it would be nice to see a 124gr +P flavour sometime soon.

[@ThatOneHellcat717]

Along with LAPD SWAT what are the other full time swat teams??

[@andrewpapalia4259]

Baltimore City

[@j.j.erickson.2306]

What about the NYPD? That was in this channel general discharge we and me would like to see it again Can you put it back con the channel please?

[@connoroverall580]

Is it possible to do a Video on other International Elite Police Units ?

[@kennethwise9391]

Good video! As always you’ll have haters saying stupid 💩💩

[@marselsebastian9633]

What about Indonesian Mobile Brigade Special Police Forces or usually called BRIMOB, thank you anyway, sir 🙏🏻

[@af22raptor23503]

You should have give Credit to Daryl Gates the Former LAPD Chief that joined the Force in 1949 and was Promoted to Commander in 1965 and at the same time John Nelson a USMC Vietnam Combat Veteran Joins the LAPD as a Patrolman and is shortly involved in the Watts Riots. Between Gates and Nelson the LAPD SWAT Protocols and Personnel are Selected so the Unit is founded in 1971! Gates Originally wanted SWAT to stand for (Special Weapons Attack Teams) but that was thought to have been too Militaristic and Attack Team was Switched to And Tactics and the REST if HISTORY!!!!

[@kelleymcmahan6457]

Point of order, They were the first in the US but not the first full time unit of it's type. W.E. Fairbairne, yes the knife guy, created one called the reserve squadron back in the 1930's while a deputy chief for the Shanghai police.

[@kutter_ttl6786]

In the description it states it is the nation's first SWAT team, so the video only applies to the USA. although to be accurate, Philadelphia was the first police force in the country to raise a SWAT team.

[@garyeldart2436]

They are down about 10 Officers, because the Terminator shot them in the Leg.

[@issyisntbusy8655]

Air Force Search and Rescue/Parajumper or the Foreign GSG9?

[@325films2]

Great videos . Can you do a video on Detroit Police Swat , and LAPD elite SIS

[@birdupproductions3175]

Have you guys done homeland security yet?

[@MultiZombiekiller201]

Nice work, you should look into doing NYPD ESU or their SRG unit

[@jasonray3336]

Miami swat is supposed to be the number 1 elite swat team, could you do a video on them??

[@adolfopiazza242]

LA SWAT is a high speed unit I wonder if you can do the NYPD which has some many specialized units Suba ESU and many more

[@zacharymarinelli6207]

can you make a video on something in Austin Texas?

[@jodyguy708]

And a great underrated computer game

[@somerandomdude5638]

No the the first American SWAT team was created in Philadelphia in 1964

[@kutter_ttl6786]

Always thought it was LAPD but I looked it up and you're right.

[@Chris-oy4nk]

I dead ass cold pass a swat fitness test and I’m a lazy 17 year old 😳

[@isidorebranham5327]

LAPD: Rodney King, and Mark Furman. Sorry I’m jaded!!

[@complexblackness]

Well you have good reason to be.

[@slamdancer1720]

State the agency, I can show you worse.

[@ayomrwhiteigotdrip6235]

rampart scandal and lapd officers working with gang members as body guards for suge knight

[@utkubicer2162]

can you do some videos on UK armed police units?

[@Waeran11]

can you do RCMP ERT next?

[@justicefelton2461]

Hey could u make a video on what military police

[@alexchavez7292]

Can you do a video on LAPD SIS unit?