Highway Patrol 46 in Family Affair

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[@bigron26048]

One thing I love about watching the Highway Patrol is seeing all those big and beautiful cars.

[@daniellack3559]

Ronald I agree and the funny thing is ZIV Productions which produced these shows tried to use a shoe string budget, yet they always had these great 50s new autos available....very hard to figure

[@jeffreybootle6795]

daniel lack playboy gjils

[@johnandrew1727]

And those classy looking babes dressed for church!

[@guineapig4701]

Ronald, I love me some of that big bad Broderick Crawford, and oh ya, the big cars too!

[@kenlucas7025]

@@JLsage You're a woman. No you don't.

[@edwardyoung522]

Can you imagine chasing somebody in a '58 Buick Century? The car is huge!

[@stevew3879]

Edward Young They obviously didn’t worry about gas mileage back then LOL

[@johnbockelie3899]

Yes. but the Munsters were like an average family, with the exception. of Marylyn , ( she wasn't born like the rest of us, poor thing .)

[@billhuber2964]

Damn thing was a tank.

[@JamesBoVee-hl3ut]

Had one of those to

[@kennethlindsey8357]

It would hug the road😅😅😅

[@davidcarroll1883]

Try getting 2 grown men in the trunk of today's cars..lol..

[@magx1]

In recent years, they found a way to recover some of the trunk space lost to smaller car designs - they just turned them all into small station wagons, and called them SUVs. Let’s face it - nobody wants to drive a station wagon, but everybody loves an SUV. And now, if they’ll just find a way to make shirt pockets fashionable again, I’ll be happy :-)

[@techpriest4787]

You will drive e-scooters in 15 min cities and you will be happy.

[@daspiper8941]

I love to watch these old black & white TV shows and movies. Reminds me of my youth, plus black & white adds drama, especially the old horror shows.

[@juanmonge8]

Nobody is smarter than Dan Matthews!

[@rogermaes6001]

Wonderful Pontiac Sedan 58 ! Thanks for the episode.

[@aldrandmoore7399]

Seen that i grew up in the late 40s high way patrol was one of the shows i always look for on Sunday evenings am now in my 70s i still look at those epesodes

[@calbrit54]

I was about 8 or 9 when these shows came out on TV. Looking back, my family, relatives, and neighbors were all driving the wonderful cars used in this series. What a time it was back then; wish I could go back.

[@josephleonard5846]

Me toooo !!!!!

[@DenitaArnold]

Five.And I wasn't even born then. At least wish we could have the cars and clothes

[@Cracktaculus]

You can go back but it's going to cost you a bit....

[@conniewojahn6445]

You can go back for 25 minutes every time you watch one of these episodes. Then go to bed and dream about them, that'll take you back some more. Enjoy!

[@lord1557]

One of the best. Shades of Ma Barker and her boys.

[@tomfindley3687]

I like how all these criminals live in suburban middle-class houses, keep their yards trimmed, and the men wear coats, white shirts, and ties. Criminals today have really gone downhill.

[@8535eddie]

+Tom Findley Lol no kidding.. Today it would be a typical crack house

[@jimlaguardia8185]

Tom Findley LOL

[@chancebelcher7163]

they just don't make criminals like they used to

[@michaelwertzy9808]

@@chancebelcher7163, Straighten your tie, copper!

[@prt464riv]

@ Not so fast there; look at all those Wash DC criminals in their coats and ties today.

[@Hydrographer1]

My dad sold cars for several big car dealers. Los Angeles. 1957 to 80.. he came home with many great cars over the years, cheap to him, a perk for being a great salesman. I got to drive many. 61 caddie convertible, my fav. Many others, like in hwy patrol show. Great time to be alive. . Ps dad made huge $$$ just as a salesman. Economy was great in the 50s, 60s.. 70s…

[@ralphquinteros7564]

My dad worked for GM back then & in 59 he farried a 58 Buick to Texas & said it was a year old & still worth $3500. I was 12 & think back to those times often. often.🎉

[@robertcosenza4319]

THE WOMEN HAD THE BIGGEST GUN THE TWO MEN HAD A M1 SEMI-AUTO AN2 38.S TOGETHER THEY COULDN'T HIT A BULLS ASS With a BASS FIDDLE BUT THE CARS ARE SO Beautiful THEY MAKE This SHOW WORTH WATCHING

[@johnbockelie3899]

A regular MA BARKER. and her thug family.

[@SuperLeica1]

Film/TV-directors prefer loud shoot-outs. Clinical kills don't make enough drama.

[@davidmaslow7473]

Myra is excellent in her portraile of a half crazy criminal!

[@kenlucas7025]

You mean you'd bone her. Hehehe he.

[@kenlucas7025]

@Jeffrey Bone 😁😁😁😁

[@randyhutton9371]

Mr. Mathews vs Ma Barker.

[@ernestodelaserna9494]

19:41 Dan Matthews perfectly summing up U.S. society: "I don't know why I expected people to have common sense. All they've got is guns."

[@ernestodelaserna9494]

@@rhmrr01 Dan Matthews is the guy you should be asking these questions. He'd probably say "Exactly as I thought. No common sense and a lot of guns". Then he would shake his head and saunter away as the end credits played. To which I would add, most gun nuts are not only idiots, they also make a lot of racist assumptions. Are you so mentally incompetent that anyone without an obvious Anglo-sounding name has to have their patriotism and citizenship questioned by you? For the record, and not that it is any of your business, you ignorant clown, but I was not only born here, I served as an armorer in the U.S. Army. I took an oath to defend the Constitution from any enemy both foreign and domestic. That would include the inbred yokels that tried to overthrow the government because they couldn't accept the fact that fat orange man lost. I'm sure you are part of that gang of rascal scooter-riding domestic terrorists, aren't you?

[@northdakotaham1752]

Matthew's is talking about the criminals. So you compare everyone in the U.S. to criminals?

[@ernestodelaserna9494]

@@northdakotaham1752 He said "people", not "criminals". What does that tell you?

[@northdakotaham1752]

@@ernestodelaserna9494watch the show again, his comment towards "people" were directed at the "people"' criminals hold up in the house. The ones who are shooting at him. 99% of American firearms owners ARE NOT criminals and are protected from persecution by the 2nd Amendment of the Constitution which gives them the inalienable right to bear arms (firearms). Take away the 2nd Amendment from Americans and America will be taken over by tyrants, the worst of them members of the government.

[@ernestodelaserna9494]

@@northdakotaham1752 the most ironic thing about your comment is that Dan Matthews is exactly the kind of guy that would show up at your house to take you in if your delusions about protecting society from "tyranny" got too far out of hand. Like those Michigan goobers that wanted to kidnap the governor because she forced them to wear a mask.

[@tenfourproductionsllc]

Amazing how these bad guys always have so many new cars to drive around and are always so well dressed in suits and ties. 13:00 - once the cover was blown, he should have simply said I am going to continue to follow you and there's nothing you can do about it instead of pausing. 19:20 - they would have a 100 cops here instead of 3.

[@shizukamori6755]

Their only son has just gotten shot and killed , and their only concern was " We need that automatic rifle ! "

[@alanlayfield5130]

Yeah 😆 🤣

[@karenhill3970]

I love !!HP ...but this was unbelievable .....their Son just killed ..didn't phase them...among other HORRIBLE acts ......like Ma Barker " gang ...acts like a normal way of life ..have a shoot out after baking pie & doing dishes !!! No !! Oh my...😒😒😒😞😞😞

[@bigron26048]

Yep they didn't show any signs of sadness...tru Harden criminals!

[@davidclapper9517]

Jed , I wish I could buy a 30 round 38 cal pistol today.

[@jln55]

You could hide a house in those trunks.

[@johnclark6571]

Hey Barney! Yesterday I saw your '63 Galaxy Squad Car on a rollback in East Tennessee! Motor troubles? Call Gomer.......

[@billhuber2964]

A house and a couple of dead bodies.

[@wesseavey]

'58 Pontiac

[@davidcarroll1883]

Nothin like a good gun fight! You don't see that these days. It's not politically correct.

[@davidhoogendyke2774]

And totally needless...

[@UkOutreach]

You are a total wanker to even think that, let alone to say it. Pathetic gunstruck American.

[@robertwalton7307]

You know Myra "we get him its curtains" what a line ,Thanks great show.

[@lastfirst6626]

"You're doing good son" you'll have a rap sheet twice as long as your old mans.

[@Meinstein]

Watched as a kid. I didn't understand the plots but always enjoyed seeing the newest cars in action. Still do.

[@dickyfisher9249]

Man them old 4dr Sedans had a ton of Room in the Back Seat. Very Comfortable.

[@daviddorsett8125]

Daniel Pearce hahaha

[@alexkije]

Great for making out.

[@wdfktv8555]

There was quite a number of additions made to the family in the backseat of those cars.

[@Crockerish]

That 58 Buick is a beauty,Myra did not show much care about her son being shot.

[@Lazarus0357]

And the automatic rifle the father had was a 30 M1 Carbine with the long, 30 round magazine. As I said before, some of you fellows know a lot about the old cars, while I know a lot about firearms. Regards

[@4thstooge75]

The undercover cop's car is a Buick. Myra's car is a Pontiac. What a trunk 2 grown men can just hop inside!

[@edwardcurtis486]

4thstooge

[@richardburriesci7723]

AH! HE WAS A MAMA'S BOY AND THEY'RE NOT MUCH RESPECTED

[@sonoranrain2330]

Especially those huge tail fins!!!! I expected it to start flying anytime!!!!

[@sissytacsiat548]

Great Show😄 Thank You For Sharing😄😄

[@MrUhwoody]

Pretty broken up about their kid..

[@josephfinnegan151]

Highway Patrol: Special 21 of 41. Season 4. Episode 3. " Family Affair". Gold Episode 17. Bad Woman: Mary Patton. Friday - December 23 - 2022.

[@williamhollaway2198]

That was smart checking the brakes to see if they were hot.

[@bovnycccoperalover3579]

Love it! Bad guys versus good guys and the good guys always win.

[@davidcarroll1883]

I'd still love to have a '58 Pontiac like this one. I can't tell if it's a Bonnyville or Star Chief.

[@imgettinby]

at 22:58 when they are leaving, looks like it says super chief to me

[@imgettinby]

and for certain at 24:47

[@Laszlo-b8k]

Super Chief no doubt

[@keywestjj]

And a four door hardtop no less!

[@gcfifthgear]

Super Chiefs were sold as 4-door sedans and 2- and 4-door Catalina hardtops. This one was a 4-door Catalina

[@MrUhwoody]

Uh, the family that 'preys' together slays together?

[@MrUhwoody]

Her heart was like her face: so hard you could rollerskate on it. No "Queen For A Day" winner, I'm guessing.

[@edwardgarea7650]

LOL! Good one.

[@truckerkevthepaidtourist]

That's right unless you're in south Then it is a family that lays together stays together🤣🤣

[@dyates6380]

Brod was the MAN. LOL. Even when I was a kid I knew these were kind of corny, but I still enjoyed them. A LOT. As one commenter stated on a different video, in spite of very limited budgets, the producers did a really good job on these and they always entertained. Hell, this con who went to testify in court was dressed nicer than I do when I go to a wedding these days. How nice of the warden to allow this fine citizen to represent himself so nicely in court. LOL!!!!!!

[@RogerRoddComedian]

Somethings never change. Women still get away with murder every time

[@billhuber2964]

I like the fedoras they wore back then . class.

[@josephm.d.p.finnegan]

Euro 46. Saved. Monday, October 2 - 2023.

[@dr.skipkazarian5556]

Pistols stashed in the cookware....you gotta love Americans.

[@billhuber2964]

Loveable aren't we 😊😊😊

[@xxxxxx-tq4mw]

Loved that 1958 Bonneville, i think it was, that ma was driving but then i’m partial having bought a 1986, and a 1993.

[@andyharman3022]

Ah, what a heart-warming story. The family that slays together stays together.

[@charlesmurray4013]

Yes .It Looks Like A Family Thing.LOL

[@stephentormey5361]

And dies together 😂

[@David-ko8hu]

I loved to drive those huge, old cars!

[@bernardbrown5336]

+They were clunkers! Broke down constantly. hard to maneuver, especially on tight turns and murder to wax!

[@jimlaguardia8185]

David I drove a big Caddy 1972. Was like a ship.

[@-oiiio-3993]

@@bernardbrown5336 Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah. I used to love waxing my Roman Red 1959 Impala Sport Coupe.

[@-oiiio-3993]

@@jimlaguardia8185 I've had a few. 1962 62 Series, 1970 CDV, 1973 Eldorado. The Eldo was a beast (post smog regulations), the '70 was quite nice. They had essentially the same engine (472 - 500) but they were severely detuned after '70 with squished heads and intake, small valves, restrictive exhaust... . The '62 was marvelous. Those Cadillac 390s came with a Carter AFB and the 'space age' fins were a blast.

[@barrytooley6724]

Most tv shows from the late 50’s seem pretty dated now, but most of these HP shows have held up pretty good, and the cars are just a bonus

[@magx1]

True - most HP stories are conveniently brief, yet interestingly watchable timeless treasures. However, I would take even the dated shows over much of what’s on tv today.

[@bigron26048]

During the gun fight officer Kent placed a carefully aimed shot and took the boy out..."Kent is a good shot" always was in every series!😊

[@malkaringel7864]

Rear view mirror on dash.....n cars were much heavier n solidly built. Our vehicules today crumple in an accident-one really cannot compare. I love these old shows!!!

[@deby5983]

I keep trying to convince my kids to buy a old vehicle made of real honest American steel instead of the thin crap they use nowadays. So far, no luck. LOL

[@jime3281]

@@deby5983 Well, "real cars" will kill you whereas the new plastic cars have front "crumple" zones that in a crash protect you. I'd rather live than die impaled through the metal nobs of the 50's dashboard.

[@fieryvixen6486]

@NPCs Can’t Laugh It was a 1959 and what they didn't show was the car was a complete rustbucket.

[@JamesSmith-jq2jc]

The car used was a '59 chevy, it did get wrecked compared to the car it hit. As I remember the '59 looked to be in really nice shape, I thought it a shame to wreck it when I seen it destroyed.

[@fieryvixen6486]

@@JamesSmith-jq2jc The car used was completely rusted out and full of bondo. You can see it flake apart when they did the "test."

[@DenitaArnold]

Cars had style back then. Too bad they guzzeled lead gas. Wish they had cars with the same style but up tp modern specs

[@fingerprint5511]

'I don't know why I expect people to have common sense, all they have is guns' - America today.

[@deby5983]

Wow who wrote this script? What criminal in their right mind would take their escapee hubby and killer son back home on the same day of the crime knowing they would be under surveillance? Especially since her criminal hubby and son had enough food and water for a few days in the hideout? I mean really, who would take that risk? And, why didn't she become suspicious when Dan the Man didn't go into that one room? Geez! They deserved to get caught. Usually when I watch these episodes I'm so certain that the criminals have it over the cops. This was a no-brainer!! Thanks for uploading!

[@8176morgan]

Your'e absolutely right Deb -Y. It was one foiled plan after another after they got back to the mother's home. They should have said at that hideaway for a while as it would have bettered their chances considerably. Too bad Mathews didn't open the door of that room, cause those two men would have blasted the hell out of him if he had.

[@tenfourproductionsllc]

yea, this one was sloppy on the script although the acting of the woman made up for a lot of it.

[@squitzy]

I like at 7:00 the front door hits her as she opens it! How many takes do you think this took? "Print it! We're on a budget!".

[@edwardgarea7650]

Shades of Ed Wood!

[@skydiverclassc2031]

@@edwardgarea7650 We'll fix it in post!

[@javiergilvidal1558]

But, in real life, these little things happen to real people. In my opinion, such little snags add to the authenticity. Sure, the shoot-outs destroy all traces of authenticity (gotta love the cliché of smashing window panes in order to shoot through, like in old-school westerns), but the inconsistency only makes the show more endearing

[@jimlaguardia8185]

This is almost like the Munsters: a family of psychopaths.

[@kathyflorcruz552]

Except the Munsters weren't psychopaths.

[@rsattahip]

You need to learn more about what psychopaths are, they're people who have no conscience or ability at empathy.

[@clivelawrance1326]

The trumps !!

[@caroltenge5147]

after the days filming, they all head out to the walnut cafe for some cold beer and the big hula hoop contest!

[@bigron26048]

Wow! A whole family of criminals!

[@holoholohaolenokaoi2299]

just like the Democrats

[@ghmaguire7557]

I don't they were the sharpest.

[@jimervin387]

That's what I want, a good faithful woman, one who knows how to shoot straight. Throw in that '58 Pontiac, that '58 Buick and that '58 Plymouth, even if they are all 4 dr. hardtops, and I'd be happy. How come the criminals can always afford brand new cars in this series?

[@jimlaguardia8185]

Jim Ervin The economy was great back then when govt was much smaller.

[@kenlucas7025]

@@jimlaguardia8185 WRONG. When the average ceo made 50 X more salary than his average worker. Today: The average ceo makes 600 X more. 💡

[@bigron26048]

In this family there's no such thing as a rotten apple in this bunch "THE WHOLE BARREL IS ROTTEN"!!!

[@donnienicholson6062]

Is the crazy woman wearing a bath robe at 1:25?? Is she going to Walmart??

[@kevindavy544]

I love those cars from the 50s my dad worked on a whole lot of them in the early 60s I best remember the 56&57 chevy I used to cary tools for him. We had a 57 chevy wagon I thought we were cool with it was 2 tone brown and white. Those were geat times with my dad.

[@feurigerStern]

It totally cracks me up every time I see violent criminals wearing a suit and tie. Times have changed.

[@davidcarroll1883]

That 58 Pontiac is so beautiful!!

[@rickcentore2801]

She is one tough cookie! The cops drive in a little too close to the bushes at 15:05 and the spotlight gets spun around.

[@paulsheehan8185]

Pontiacs, were a U.S only division, other Countries, that Pontiacs, had rebadged Chevrolets.

[@SW2799]

A bad guy in a shoot out wearing A dress shirt and tie? Definitely 1950s TV!

[@SantaDanKeeney]

Season 4, Episode 3 Family Affair (20 Oct. 1958)

[@paulsheehan8185]

Dodges in U.S were U.S only models, everywhere else a Dodge was just a Plymouth.

[@George50809]

Dan Mathews captured Annie Oakley. Way to go, Dan!

[@davidmaslow7473]

a 5Os Ma Barker!

[@annaweathers4614]

Where were those people! What took so long after the gun shot for them to investigate? What a beautiful car "Ma" drove back to the house! is that a Pontiac? Oops! Almost knocked herself out with the screen door. Ma may have Bette Davis eyes except she reminds me more of Joan Crawford.Who pushed through the screen on the Davis house side door? This reminds me of "Bonnie and Clyde".

[@ronw3755]

In the last scene, her expression of hate and defiance looked demonic.

[@MA_808]

omg...it is Hillary Clinton!! lol

[@bertgrau9246]

That woman would need to be a LOT uglier to match hilery

[@booklover6753]

You mean the Trump family.

[@PointyTailofSatan]

Pre-SWAT. No body armor. Snub nose 38s. lol

[@billhuber2964]

Times have changed.

[@karenhill3970]

Oh! This is my least liked HP ...... Since I'm a Mother w A Son.....such a lovely little house ..wicker on front porch....neat ole csrs ..her kitchen so pretty ..pretty dress...her son handsome clean cut boy..shoots a deputy ! Like nothing...to get Father out !! All look so nice ..normal avg American family ...,😢😟😟😞😞..then goes out later in "shoot out" ...they don't even act least bit upset ..... awful😞😔

[@northdakotaham1752]

Guess they couldn't trust anyone in those days. Dad must have been in the pen for life without parole.

[@rickmiller1429]

Okay, you know there will be roadblocks, so why not take a train out of town. In this era passenger trains were quite common and they hardly ever mentioned watch the train station.

[@moniquemacdonald7893]

It is called 'Highway Patrol' perhaps different departments jurisdiction at the railway

[@daniellack3559]

The trunks on the large mid 50s sedans were so large you could put a whole family insideLOL

[@josephleonard5846]

yup they used to do that going into the drive ins haha

[@jayonnaj18]

Dan and his crew were much smarter than Myra thought they were! Boy! Did she get busted, LOL!

[@549BR]

They're doomed with that plan; they weren't figuring on a fast talking Highway Patrol Lt. with wall maps. 😎

[@clivelawrance1326]

Nice all-american family . LOL

[@troy9477]

That's what we call a 2-fer, or maybe a 3-fer. Daddy and son felons dead, mama doing life. Of course, in real life mama woulda gotten blasted the moment she came outa the house holding a rifle. Family of the year. Mama raised a felon just like dear old dad

[@johnclark6571]

And they took her gently, too. They try that with today's woman, she kicks both their tails. You go Girls!

[@jimlaguardia8185]

Troy Ortega LOL

[@scottmoyer1357]

She is great in this....the evil Mother played to the hilt.

[@davidmahan4000]

No MATTER HOW NEW, the SAFEST DEVICE in YOUR CAR 🚗 is YOU!

[@patriotpatriot473]

WHAT'S THIS????? An episode of highway patrol without a pretty girl, or a convertible.

[@bertgrau9246]

At least the women back then weren't covered in tattoos and fat . That's a big plus in my opinion

[@Harry65921]

She’s pretty?

[@retiredmusiceducator3612]

Where can I get those handguns that never need to be reloaded. I want a few of them!

[@northdakotaham1752]

High capacity revolver cylinders were outlawed years ago! 😁

[@cindys1819]

She drives a '58 Pontiac one year before the DeLorien revolution. Remember when guys were putting on 56 Olds bullet tail lens on that year Poncho? Great Memories....

[@deby5983]

I LOVED those bullet tail lens!!!

[@alphaomega8373]

@7:00 she played that off like a champ; lol.

[@blueticecho5690]

Just think if Big Dan had been on the job 10 years later and move in on old crazy Charlie and the family they would have kicked major ass and took names.. With BIG Dan and his force of three Patrolmen 21-50 bye..

[@c.calliecoleman1531]

I'll bet Broderick Crawford was one of the most admired actors, back in those days. I was only 4yrs old, when I first started watching, these shows, in the 60s, and I instantly loved Broderick Crawford. I think, to my eyes, he was like a father figure, or big brother, who always gave you good advice, or even the type man I wanted to grow up, and marry. I liked what he said, at end, to Myra, the wife that 'she was a smart girl, and too bad, because she could have had a nice family, too.' I did notice how clever she was, doing all the scheming, and planning herself. Even tough, shooting her rifle out the window like a Ma Barker. And what Dan said is just what I say on some crime shows I've seen where they have what seems a brilliant plan, but somehow get caughr. And I say if instead of spending, all that time planning the scheme, they could have spent it studying, the better ways to make money. But when Dan said that, he knows the brilliancy of some criminals mind, and there's a better place to use that type mind, on the right side of the law. I have seen some of the most 100% gifted artist, that are locked in jail, and I be like, WTF, don't you see this talent you have, but it must be used, for good. That is the only way God blesses, your steps, with it. I have seen some real Michaelangelo's. In jail.

[@ktloz2246]

Well obliviously they are not smart enough to think of what u just did. The people in jail are thieves, murderers and just right down mean to regular people. They are in no ways Michealangelo's.

[@glennso47]

In real life Broderick Crawford was a drunk. A hard living bum who was a challenge to work with. According to the production company that made the shows.

[@stephentormey5361]

Someone just escaped. . . . Quick set up a road block . Good thinking!

[@maryatwall2462]

Great show great cars back then good old days great acting back then

[@shanghaibennyii6565]

50s TV cops fight fair: 3 against 3

[@z978ady]

Those white wall tires were very dramatic.

[@danmcpherson8158]

All filmed in the Chavez Ravine area...soon to have Dodger Stadium sitting on that spot

[@billhinton9787]

I drool over the cars.

[@RS35cyl]

Its a Pontiac Starchief!

[@DavidSmith-sb2ix]

Crooks always drive new and expensive cars. Crime must pay.

[@rahkinrah1963]

Who played Myra? Look at her near the end, almost, Joan Crawford(?), Bette Davis like -SPOOKY! good job Dan!

[@christopherjeanotte6731]

+rahkin rah According to the credits Myra was played by Mary Patton.

[@DMBall]

+Christopher Jeanotte Great performance by Patton. Broderick Crawford always seemed to do a better job, too, when he had a good cast to work with.

[@johnSmith-no2wi]

+rahkin rah She was great in this episode and had a pretty good career in movies, better than most of the actors on the show.

[@rahkinrah1963]

+Christopher Jeanotte - thank you

[@richardcurrin8940]

john Smith she really was a cut above most of the actors.

[@paulsheehan2741]

funny how nobody ever runs out of bulletts

[@davebest5624]

Seriously outgunned but that doesn’t stop them, get the bull horn! I would have preferred another four squad cars and a swat team!

[@ronaldrickard3551]

good thing they had that hideaway

[@stevemellin5806]

I wonder if any highway patrol officers .watch this today .

[@annaweathers4614]

"ma" has "Bette Davis" eyes.

[@daniellack3559]

You are so right Anna...both Bette and Joan Crawford around the 24:00 min mark...LOL

[@daniellack3559]

Myra thinks she is either Joan Crawford or Bette Davis at the 24:00 mark...LOL

[@garrysekelli6776]

Wow someone actually asked for a search warrant. Obviously only a criminal would say such a thing.

[@tubailey2459]

Selfish, narcissistic parents

[@bernardbrown5336]

What happened to all the support they called for - tear gas, extra cops, etc.?

[@jaywalker712]

Budget cut..

[@johnandrew1727]

Yep how nice all the criminals are dressed to go out for a Easter Sunday Brunch with the family or go to work in a nice office. I was kinda raised like that but got tired of dressing up for no reason.