Highway Patrol 60 in Harbor Story

[@telephotousa]

Love the old cars and the two lanes. Like having a time machine.

[@samiam5557]

I enjoy seeing these old Highway Patrol episodes!👮

[@sawmill123456]

Might be Big Boy running???

[@rogermaes6001]

I have the impression that Broderick Crawford, and not just Dan Matthews, had a special, very tender and attentive relationship with children, this is seen in every episode where there is one. This must be the fourth or fifth time I've watched this series, and I still love it. Thank you very much for sharing. (By the way, Stuart Whitman looked pretty cute in a diver's suit !)

[@GregoryWright-dh9rh]

I noticed that as well. Dan may have been gruff with grown-ups, but was a teddy bear in his interactions with kids.

[@9675775]

This was such a good series.We really enjoy watching.

[@vincentberkan605]

I hear a Southern Pacific Railroad steam whistle in the background. This episode must've been made while the SP was still running steam.

[@malikavrette8708]

2150 stayed on 💯 all the time love this show I wasn't even born when it came out but i love it

[@harveycohen5949]

This is actually a very interesting episode... with two non-stars who became mega-stars. Guy Williams (real name Armando Joseph Catalano) (identified in another comment) who was (and still is the ONLY Zorro 😉... also Dr. John Robinson in Swiss Family Robinson and did some time on the Ponderosa as well)... and John Hart (appears just before Guy Williams in front of the map with Broderick Crawford). John Hart starred in The Last of the Mohicans as “Hawkeye”... but also spent one season behind the mask as The Lone Ranger working with Jay Silverheels (Tonto). Hart got the part as there was a contract dispute between the studios and Clayton Moore who returned for seasons 4 and 5.Hart did season 3 and was never popular. Hart also appeared as The Lone Ranger in an episode of Happy Days... and is Fonzie’s hero! For true trivia buffs, Hart did play opposite Clayton Moore as other characters in the Lone Ranger series. And for those who never connected the dots, Art Gilmore... narrator for this show did many others including Dragnet. He appeared in that show as a captain.

[@carbo3017]

Hart also played in The Forest Rangers, guess what he played? That’s right the head Forest Ranger

[@johnklardieaa371]

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[@samuelluria4744]

Do you mean to say, that it wasn't Clayton Moore on Happy Days???? 😲

[@Mikael5732]

Stuart Whitman was the diver also.

[@joedicesare6295]

Lost in Space, not Swiss Family Robinson

[@m10bob22]

Good grief!...At 2:36 you can hear a steam train engine whistle from not too far off. Lotta folks nowadays have never heard one, lol. When first aired, this series was at the top of "primetime TV", and this was only a couple years after TV networks finally went to a "set schedule", and NONE were on 24 hours per day for a few more years after this. They signed off at night with the playing of our National Anthem.

[@kevinporter6426]

Did the mother of those kids ever teach them never to snatch things from an adult?? Dah......?

[@wilneal8015]

And a Flyby of Jet aircraft in the Missing Man Formation!!

[@Mikael5732]

Wow, I heard the train!!

[@jimguy9874]

Wow! This guy really loves his maps and roadblocks!

[@davidburke2697]

The map.....strategic planning was always done at the ANYTOWN, USA map

[@mikebavoso26]

Great show with lots of old cars and to think they did it with no walkie talkies, no headsets, no mobile computers and twin turbo Ford Explorers with over 400 horsepower.

[@harrycrumb742]

Not to mention donuts and coffee

[@westerncivilsation7514]

I find these quaint little tales are amusingly addictive. I am watching another instead of reading a novel

[@wb6162]

"No gun play till the kids are out of the way" Solid advice. And it rhymes.

[@kevinporter6426]

You a poet, n do know it!

[@Glinkaism1]

ad slogan

[@RalphsPier1961]

I love watching the old cars in these episodes.

[@cliffordrodgers5268]

This one was a good one. Great plot.

[@wardkendall7095]

*The actor who played the scuba diver (Stuart Whitman) appeared in six episodes of Highway Patrol - once as a scuba diver and five times as a uniformed Highway Patrol officer assisting Dan Mathews. Later, he went on to guest star in dozens of TV series, including starring in a TV Western called "Cimarron Strip". In 1961 he starred in the movie "The Mark", and was nominated for an Academy Award. He also starred in a number of other movies as well. And, up until just a short while ago (March 2020) he was still alive. He died at age 92.*

[@fernandopineda1589]

And monseur Regret in the Comancheros.

[@samuelluria4744]

Well it's a damned good thing you typed that all in heavy font. Anyone not careful enough might have glossed right over it...

[@peterlepore2726]

i wonder what they got paid then

[@zzydny]

@@peterlepore2726 Probably not much. ZIV productions were made as cheaply as possible and as quickly as possible (two episodes per week). Episodes of Highway Patrol had a budget of $20K each--even in 1950s money that was low considering all of the vehicles, helicopters, and so forth.

[@therealrubbertramp2151]

Better check your facts. He used to play on Lil House on the Prairie. Michael Pringles.

[@Kinkle_Z]

CB radios...before cell phones but they were great for communicating on the road back in the day!

[@roysterfutrell8889]

They became a huge fad in the 70s. Everybody bought one.

[@Elvis20101]

Two way radios, ordinary people weren't allowed to have them.

[@peterlepore2726]

10 4

[@bovnycccoperalover3579]

That hood in the car with the colorful tie and a hat could have been an extra on the '57 movie "Guys and Dolls". It was great seeing Guy Williams and Stuart Whitman in the same episode.

[@tommanion5504]

Thought that this was a crossover episode with that other ZIV show, Sea Hunt. Kept waiting for Mike Nelson and the Coast Guard to show up and "save the day"!

[@kristyskirt9015]

I wish “Sea Hunt” had been filmed in color

[@rahkinrah1963]

Again - Thank you Foxeema.

[@sarahshouse1890]

Love watching these episodes! ❤️. This is such a great show! 👍 Thanks for posting!

[@davidsoltai8905]

Love the Mercs and Buick Specials

[@rll1954]

1955 Buick Century HP car.

[@theantiquefanatic5160]

CLASSIC VIDEOS ARE AWESOME!

[@skydiverclassc2031]

Mathews talks at 60 with occasional gusts to 80.

[@booklover6753]

LMAOOOOO

[@josephhooks2387]

On the Safford Simpson hurricane scale, he's high up. No doubt about it

[@evensenj5670]

And sometimes snaps off ordered and sarcasm

[@George50809]

This episode of the show is extra good.

[@davidmaslow7473]

Man, Dan talks fast when giving orders!

[@jimervin387]

His voice seems a little raspy in this episode.

[@johnman7388]

He seems to do everything himself .not believable

[@auggie803]

--Best to watch this in slow-mo.

[@-oiiio-3993]

Like a 'Tommy gun'.

[@douglaslett7504]

@@johnman7388 a early Clint Eastwood

[@eddieb7054]

Love the comments about the show. Remember seeing Broderick Crawford on the Mike Douglas Show talk about how they only had 2 to 4 days to shoot an episode. I don't think he sang on the Douglas show. I wish someone could get the surviving cast members of these ZIV productions to discuss these shows.

[@lisamiller8174]

probably very few alive.

[@peterlepore2726]

there one guy who played an officer still alive on you tube talking about crawford

[@8176morgan]

That 2 Door '55 Mercury Montclair hardtop at 16:34 is a real beaut. I had a Monterey from that year but it was not as nice as that one.

[@danflisser5171]

Why do bad guys always have 3 names?

[@lawrencerubinson2707]

The 3 names come from their ID when arrested. Newspapers get this full name (including middle name) from the police.,

[@paulday6875]

In most of these episodes, chooosey criminals choose Plymouth 😂. No wonder Stephen King used a 58 in Christine 😂

[@8176morgan]

@@paulday6875 Perhaps it would be a little bit more accurate to say MOPAR cars, as the crooks use a snazzy looking '56 Dodge Royal Custom sedan at the beginning of the episode.

[@8176morgan]

@@paulday6875 One of my favorite HP episodes is called "Desert Copter' and at the beginning of the show smooth talking but very dangerous criminal drives a fine looking 1956 Plymouth Belvedere convertible which he later ditches and then boards a jeep with a couple of unsuspecting fossil hunters.

[@CandyKane1]

Stuart Whitman and Guy Williams: two of the best chests in the west.

[@-oiiio-3993]

El Zorro!

[@alphonsozorro7952]

big chests

[@Glinkaism1]

I heard that's how they got to be stars. The lavender ladder.

[@fwdixon04]

Best cop show ever! 10-4

[@johnsmith-ug5tp]

By!

[@jimervin387]

I like how that '56 Dodge 4 dr. with triple coloured paint was misidentified as a '53 black sedan. They'd never find it.

[@garydean286]

1953 4-door sedan

[@sw8282]

These PD cars 🚗 back then. So under equipped.

[@henryhorner3182]

Picky! Picky!

[@tomcarpenter700]

It's probly a Royal, I had a 56 in 19 70

[@8176morgan]

@@tomcarpenter700 Yes it is, a Custom Royal to be even more precise.

[@asullivan4047]

Interesting/informative/entertaining. Started watching these episodes perhaps (10) years ago-???🤔. Nice having an opportunity to view old reruns. Remember Clint Eastwood in an episode as a biker. Viewed the " High Way Patrol King " in a few movies also-!!!🤗. Really enjoy looking👀 at those 50's automobiles-!!!😉. Wishing viewers a safe/healthy/prosperous. (2024)🌈🎉💵😉.

[@Corgis175]

This was a really good one.

[@barrytooley6724]

The guy stuffing his face the whole time was pretty funny

[@peterlepore2726]

he had a tape worm

[@ergbudster3333]

Buicks with dagmars and portholes. Knew a guy that had one. It was two-tone black and pink. No shit. Original paint too.

[@kevindavy544]

That mercury is awsome.

[@jacquesgervais1713]

1955 Mercury Montclair.

[@scottjones3038]

Barely 40 seconds into the actual episode and Dan already setting up roadblocks- a new record, even for him ! I wonder if they even considered re-naming the show "Dan's Roadblocks"

[@samuelluria4744]

🤣🤣🤣🤣Ten-Four?

[@adrinathegreat3095]

Yea he was on a speed run this episode, still managed to get out a map and quickly draw a circle on it though. I guess he wanted to get down the pub and have a drink. He once said he only did this show, in fact any show or movie purely for the money and that was his only interest, making a fast buck for the least amount of work

[@samuelluria4744]

@@adrinathegreat3095 - Are you okay with that?

[@markr.devereux3385]

Yeah when bad guys would paint a stolen vehicle and drive through road block same day❤

[@adrinathegreat3095]

@@samuelluria4744 yea I'm fine with that, I know its just a job, a well paid one but still just a job. Are you OK with someone leaving comments in the comments section?

[@scoobycarr5558]

Broderick Crawford: *"It isn't the car that kills; it's the driver."* That quip rings true even to this day whenever someone gets behind the wheel and eventually causes an accident.

[@rextonzembar1313]

Scooby what you say is true but Broderick Crawford the Actor should have taken the advice of the scriptwriters thru Dan Matthews the actor!!!

[@hkk3656]

@Scooby Carr I've been driving a long time and never been in an accident.

[@scoobycarr5558]

@@hkk3656 Nice job!

[@samuelluria4744]

@@hkk3656 - How long is a long time???

[@heyoldman2003]

as Mr Burns would say ...EXCELLENT ! and love the Big Honking Buick !!

[@elliotfassero2925]

Who’s watching in 2021?

[@danielklein9855]

Very nice 1956 Dodge Custom Royal Sedan. Appears to be brand new as there is plastic on the seats.

[@bovnycccoperalover3579]

Guy Williams was born Armand Joseph Catalano in NYC . He died in Buenos Aires, Argentina where he was very famous.

[@Jay-vr9ir]

The last time I saw this episode was in reruns in 1966, I was six.

[@alphonsozorro7952]

You didn't get the story line back then. Not for kids.

[@harrysteiman]

HOW THE TIMES HAVE CHANGED! IMAGINE AN OVERWEIGHT MIDDLE AGED GUY SITTING DOWN WITH TWO LITTLE KIDS ON THE BEACH TODAY! REGARDLESS, GREAT EPISODE.

[@clifffischer4409]

Harry Steiman Why? It's not like he is a pastor or priest.

[@Catquick1957]

Not funny. The truth is, Priests and church people are at least 3X less likely than laymen to molest a kid. It's the never ending attack on CHRIST. It sells papers and gives dolts ammo to attack.

[@kenlucas7025]

Stupid it is NOT an assault on Christ! What's wrong with you? IDIOT!!

[@Theywaswrong]

@@Catquick1957 Whats strange is how people can come up with math and equations like 3X...who would know this or calculate odds for things like this.

[@JohnPMitten]

@@Catquick1957 Praise Jesus Foreveremore.

[@louistaylor9796]

Evidently this is one of the first episodes...Whitman was an "officer" in later stories...

[@vettemandavid3806]

Director, “Cut! Alright, who put SPEED in Dan’s coffee again? You know he reads his lines without spaces between the words and no punctuation when he’s on that stuff .”

[@williamhiles7404]

Somebody put the amphetamine in his ovaltine, and the nembutals In his overalls. 👋 💊 💊 💊. LedHed Steven 🎸 🎹 🎸

[@wilneal8015]

And tells his subordinates to "Gimme That"!! smooth...

[@peterlepore2726]

crawford drank between takes he lost his lcense

[@chickenfarm4462]

My first good car as teenager was a Mercury like the crooks used. Of course I wrecked it.

[@ALANGARBER1957]

I this is my favorite series besides The Fugitive

[@countdown2xstacy]

The Fugitive is also a great series

[@therealrubbertramp2151]

Bill Martin, the skin diver, was Little Joe on The Virginian. His real name is Michael Cramdon. Later on he played Charles Pringles on Lil House on the Prairie. If anyone needs any other info on older actors, just hit me up. I'm full of good info.

[@rahkinrah1963]

the diver is actually one of the H.P. staff

[@sw8282]

It’s unreal the difference between police then and police now. Look at Live PD and you will see why.

[@sw8282]

What? No portable radios back then?

[@rickytikkitavi2484]

The diver is actually a young Stuart Whitman.

[@sjrisher51]

This was before his recurring role. On television, Whitman landed his first significant recurring role as Sergeant Walters on Highway Patrol. Series lead Broderick Crawford enjoyed the company of Whitman and invited him onto the show whenever his buddy needed the paycheck.

[@sjrisher51]

Bill Martin, skin diver

[@stephentormey5361]

Authentic sound effects with Steam Train in the background ! Prime time T.V. at a fraction of the cost per episode . Hollywood actors are so far UP-THEMSELVES now in 2024 , they act like spoilt little brats if they don't get everything they want ! What a sad state of affairs when you see California now and what it used to be like in the 50s. Genuine actors who did much of their own stunt work .

[@drbonesshow1]

Broderick Crawford: the Jackie Gleason of police dramas.

[@tddstl3166]

His gait is like a cross between Jackie Gleason and Curly Howard.

[@guillaumedeverreaux7086]

Bruh 🤣🤣🤣

[@Glinkaism1]

except Brod has talent

[@drbonesshow1]

@@Glinkaism1 Had talent (1911 - 1986). He was near death in this episode of Banacek: www.imdb.com/title/tt0518363/?ref_=nm_flmg_act_26

[@samuelluria4744]

@@tddstl3166 - His gait is not at all similar. But you get half a point for at least knowing the word. 🙄

[@phillyflash43]

The young boy at 21:36 is a 7 or 8 year old Tony Blankley. He went on to become Newt Gingrich's press secretary and oft seen right wing pundit on various political talk shows like the McLaughlin Group. Died in 2012 at age 63 of stomach cancer.

[@roysterfutrell8889]

How did you find that out?

[@alphonsozorro7952]

Little boy.

[@samuelluria4744]

Very strange information.

[@photomanwilliams4147]

I've been watching a lot of these shows in the last couple of days. I came up with a foolproof way to not get caught. They always get caught doing the very last job before either leaving the area or plans to lay low. Just plan to do 827 crimes, You would die of old age before getting to the last job. They never catch the bad guy before the last job. Back up plan, in every episode Dan always goes to his map to plan the next move......sneak in the night before the last crime you have planned, steal the maps.The HP would be helpless

[@scoobycarr5558]

About time somebody showed up with a rifle at the right time!

[@robertwalton7307]

Quite a dive for the pistol ! Good work Mathews,medals all around.

[@helenkruse]

Greed will do a thief in every time. It;s like a gambler, they feel if they are on a roll, go with it. That last time when they ignore someone's vibe or their vibe is when they get busted.

[@DMBall]

Zorro (aka Guy Williams) as Officer Hansen.

[@is1amizationbyimmigration262]

He really had some meat showing...

[@PointyTailofSatan]

And John Hart as the Sargent in the patrol office. He played Hawkeye in the series Last of the Mohicans.

[@telephotousa]

He was also the father in Lost In Space.

[@alphonsozorro7952]

@Nuclear Christian Of Sicilian parents,and 6'3.

[@alphonsozorro7952]

@@is1amizationbyimmigration262 Bulging not showing.

[@jimmyc2895]

I love this show

[@bigron26048]

I think it's kicks to see Dan sitting there playing with those kids.

[@mickeybitsko1676]

Dan’s wall of maps rival what Ike had on DDay

[@BillMorse-jr2ou]

very good !

[@Xenamare1]

Greed always undoes plans of crooks. The more $ the greedier they are.

[@Pro1er]

Dan's new record, a roadblock only 1:42 into the show. 😂

[@marclayne9261]

When American cars were worth singing about, and making films with....

[@williamhiles7404]

Yeah, they were great. But I'm partial to Yanko Camaro's and Hemi 'Cudas. Just my preference. '50s,'60s, early '70s cars the best. Horsepower, torque & looks. Today's cookie cutter cars are bunk. 🚗 🚘 🚔 🏎 🚓 🚕 🚗 LedHed Steven 😁 🎸 🎹 🎸

[@josephm.d.p.finnegan]

Euro 60 Saved. Monday, October 16 - 2023.

[@tyronejones7341]

When Dan approached those kids you would have thought the kids would have sensed 'stranger danger" !!. Nowadays that would positively apply. 25:16

[@johnturner642]

1:05 "His chief weapon is surprise. Surprise and fear. His two main weapons are surprise and fear, and a fanatical devotion.. "

[@alsmith5714]

Rolling art- todays cars are just traffic

[@Hot80s]

al smith Cattle

[@southamerican5402]

One of the episodes shows a beautifull...Plymouth convertible with a continental kit ....gorgeous!

[@davidclapper9517]

Yeah , they were for sure rolling works of art..... but they also death traps , no seatbelts , one cylinder brake housing, 6 volt lights, and a steering column that was bolted to the frame, like a spear , if you ever had a serious accident in one you’d know plus they weren’t built for safety. But they truly beautiful, and had a almost personality.

[@wb6162]

To be fair, imagine how bad the air would be if everyone still drove these things.

[@VictoriaAlfredSmythe]

not all cars were beautiful then & not all are ugly now.

[@davebrown3230]

Never seen so many people pistol whipped . Highway Patrol must hold the record .

[@cedarwest37]

True... every time...

[@raiderdanCA]

Finally a Fight Scene ... Those guys were fools, thinking they could take on Dan Matthews ! Stuart Whitman was in several episodes, as one of the patrolmen -- but here he is the unlucky guy who got mugged at the beginning .... Great to see this show, I was 8 years old when it came on TV way back ... haaa

[@stevefowler1787]

Dan is too cool...and he moves pretty good in that sand for a fat man with little feet...

[@bobsaturday4273]

Crawford was 6 feet tall , why dya figure he had little feet ?

[@alphonsozorro7952]

@@bobsaturday4273 He was above average height, but with little feet.

[@Glinkaism1]

He works out on booze.

[@outofthebiz]

Dan seemed disappointed when there wasn't anything left in that Chinese food container.

[@arober9758]

Incredible and double incredible!!🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇦🇺🐃😁

[@zxtenn]

Stuart Whitman before he became a star

[@arthurdavis2964]

jim dandy ** Right U R !

[@arthurdavis2964]

Brian Salomon **That is correct, also !

[@rahkinrah1963]

Stepping out for a smoke...

[@68lifeguard]

the Sargeant is played by John Hart he was the Lone Ranger when Clayton Moore was off the show for a year

[@chuckrawlings8875]

11:00, after Crawford discovers the food container, "Didn't save any for me!"

[@retiredmusiceducator3612]

playing on the beach by themselves... nice!

[@washoe4827]

... didn't they see "Jaws" ?

[@edwardyoung522]

Dan and his road blocks.

[@johnbockelie3899]

This should have been a Highway Patrol / Sea hunt crossover story.

[@wilneal8015]

Both are ZIF productions!!

[@samuelluria4744]

@@wilneal8015 - I thought it was ZIV?

[@rancedodd]

Mr. Crawford had so many tickets and arrest's for driving drunk they had to film the shows on private roads . That's why you see no road signs .

[@sodoffbaldrick3038]

He lost his license because of all his DUI's and tickets. It apparently caused a lot of friction with CHPs, as they weren't that happy to be associated with him as their fictional representative.

[@peterlepore2726]

the truth j read that he drank during filming

[@alsmith5714]

4 portholes = Roadmaster or Century 3 portholes = Super or Special

[@lcar4000]

+al smith Yeah, those 55 and 56 Buicks looked great. If Buick made a car today that looked like that, I'd buy it.

[@alsmith5714]

+lcar4000 I agree

[@archangele1]

Yep, the Century had the Special body and frame but the Roadmaster 322 nail head V8 and in 55, the twin turbine Dynaflo. People will laugh, but you put that Dynaflo in Lo range, take off and then shift to Drive you can really accelerate fast. They didn't call the Century the 'Banker's Hot Rod" for nothing.

[@michaelwertzy9808]

@@lcar4000 I'll spring for the gas!

[@jerryw6699]

Yea, some day all the cars will have holes in the fenders

[@brucewilliams4197]

Broderick Crawford ,now there is a man"s man!

[@sgranny8205]

Stuart Whitman and Guy Williams!

[@thomashamilton8483]

Ahhhhh. TV before commercials.

[@blusnuby2]

Not so.

[@georgechambless2719]

They sure waited a long time to decide to send for an ambulance.

[@lennysumlerjdllm4558]

John Hart.....Played The Lone Ranger Also

[@geminijamie1]

1:29 shot in the shoulder but still holds on to that smoke!

[@MrUhwoody]

+geminijamie1 --Damn straight.

[@alphonsozorro7952]

To relieve pain?

[@againstallodds3300]

To stop the bleeding because smoking constricts the blood vessels. hahaha!

[@blueticecho5690]

Yeah... you go Big man...

[@angelapritula9516]

Guy Williams was actually Professor John Robinson in “ Lost in Space “

[@bonniemoerdyk9809]

Have a listen at 18:10-20 min mark.....that patrol car is manual shift!

[@peterlepore2726]

2 door cop cars

[@tddstl3166]

Easily the most physical episode I have seen of this series. First time I have seen Dan knocked on his ass.

[@frdjr2527]

And out of his tie, suit jacket and fedora!

[@samuelluria4744]

He NEVER should have bothered telling the suspects to open the tackle box!!!!

[@henryhorner3182]

Cars with style. Not those totally inspid SUVs and sedans of today. I'm supposed to buy one, per those endless automobile commercial? I don't think so. That $30 to $40 thou looks better in the bank than depreciating in my garage.

[@saulchapnick1566]

Was the type of body on Mathew’s car later used as the body of Checker Cabs by Marathon in the 60’s?

[@bobtis]

DNA off the coffee cup? Oh wait it is only 1956

[@sjames9005]

Dan said he wanted it checked for prints

[@XNY556-Apple]

@@sjames9005 check it for lipstick

[@DavidSmith-sb2ix]

With a great description like "a black sedan" how can you not find it?

[@bobtrumpisongodssideandvic5156]

HANDSOME IN MOVIE IS NONE OTHER THAN (GUY WILLIAMS DISNEY ZORRO) . THE BEST ZORRO, I AS KID WATCHED HIM REGULARLY. BRODRICK CRAWFORD HAS & HAD CLASS, NO ONE HAD TO TELL ANYONE, IT JUST STANDS OUT WITH HIM.

[@johnbockelie3899]

Guy Williams later was Zorro, and later on John Robinson in Lost in Space.

[@SantaDanKeeney]

Highway Patrol: Season 1, Episode 19 Harbor Story (1956)

[@Forklift-ck5iy]

I love that you don't see any road signs

[@flitsertheo]

As mentioned elsewhere partly shot on private roads because of Crawfords' drunk driving habit and ensuing revoked driving license (on public roads).

[@juanmonge8]

Next week on “Roadblock”....

[@bobtis]

Loved Guy Williams.

[@retiredmusiceducator3612]

HP is always a one shot solution. Today, we have a bunch of cops that can't even stop a car during a chase . Too many laws that prevent our police from doing their job these days.