" PATROLMAN YOU HAVE A PROBLEM " 1970s POLICE MISCONDUCT TRAINING FILM MIAMI DADE P.D. XD48964

[@ibannymous]

I remember seeing this film and many others like it in the Police Academy in 1982. Some of these very same situations I witnessed verbatim while on the job. It was good to see and discuss them prior to being exposed to them.

[@darreldalton3903]

Yeah even though the film is dated the information they are trying to convey is still relevant I think the one film that really stands out is surviving edge weapons

[@painful-Jay]

What situations actually happened while working?

[@Dayvit78]

Police Academy? did you meet Hightower?

[@MrWolfTickets]

@@Dayvit78and Mahoney with his 'one in the oven' crop top

[@bradmiller2329]

Not just cops. Have had a lot of these problems in many jobs.

[@Just1American1966]

No kidding. I'm in EMS now, and some of the same issues from my LE days certainly appear here, too.

[@datboi5913]

Dude I’m in RETAIL and I have problems with bosses doing bad things

[@COIcultist]

1975 film, 11 years later and Miami Dade County would become famous or infamous for FBI related law enforcement.

[@michaelK3148]

After all these years I recognize Robert Strauss, in the last vignette . He was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor as Sgt. Stanislaus (Animal) in Stalag 17. He died the year this training film was released.

[@activelow9297]

Lol... what a slimy old creep. I'm old enough to remember men like that from the 70's, who dressed that way and had that "attitude". Thank goodness times change and people have changed.

[@palerider964]

I too, guessed him right off the bat!! I loved his gravelly voice. I really enjoyed him in Jumping Jacks from 1952, with Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis.👏👍😃

[@Starrman69]

@@palerider964 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Strauss_(actor)

[@ericroberts4282]

"Bet your mom is proud of you" WHAM "She is now"

[@1978garfield]

I LOLed at that NGL.

[@jeffreycoulter4095]

In 1982, I was 23, an EMT-I and a college study i was hired as an officer, went to the academy 4 hours a night 4 days a week and worked under supervision of several assigned training officers. The crap I saw, was only child's play to the sergeants and the captain. I lasted 11 months working for a corrupt law enforcement agency. During one "I'm going to teach you a valuable lesson" suspension, I found a better job making 2 and a half times as much. Its a small wonder why law enforcement agencies in this country are not to be trusted. One officer I knew, did 10 years for breaking and entering, and another for shaking down motorists for cash.

[@archenema6792]

With all that cursing, in the early 70s, I bet this training film was kept under lock and key. There's no way they wanted the public and little old ladies to get wind of this!!🤣🤣 They wouldn't have even cared about the police brutality, it's only the cursing that would've made them keep it secret.🤣🤣

[@rapman5791]

That last incident with “Mr. Strauss” should be obvious who this is in reference to. The accent ,the flashy car, the young broad. Let’s just say he’s “connected “

[@publicmail2]

The biggest problem is the shirt and suit pattern combo at the end.

[@almostfm]

As Grandpa Simpson would say "It was the style at the time".

[@ModMokkaMatti]

It certainly puts Herb Tarlek's wardrobe to shame, and that's not easy to do.

[@creepingjesus5106]

I thought there was something wrong with my vertical hold, until I remembered it's 2022 and the 'film' is digital.

[@brokennib1]

"Hang on officer, while I attack you with my suit" 😅

[@irocitZ]

At the very least, Mr Strauss would have been sighted for noise pollution and disturbing the peace with that loud suit.

[@TxDragon55]

When I was a officer back in the 1990's I saw this same typ of things going on in my department. This was the main reason why I quit. And after I quit my chief blackballed me from getting another job in a different department.

[@beansbeansbeans4025]

Never work for a small Dept outside of California

[@darreldalton3903]

I remember watching these films when I went through the academy back in 97

[@conzmoleman]

ACAB

[@lenscap8925]

Central district...3rd shift...For all the disciplinary problems in the department. Community didn't trust or like the police, and the police didn't like or trust the community. What could possibly go wrong. This was filmed in N. Miami Beach, when there was still some vacant land.

[@princesspiplaysbass]

And this is why we have body cams and people recording the cops now. Thank God.

[@ChildovGhad]

Yeah but they'll turn the body cam off or claim it malfunctioned. Or they'll just gun you down on camera and say they "feared for their lives". Nice channel, by the way. I also play the bass.

[@daviddavenport1485]

50 years later and the problem is still going on

[@TheRogerhill1234]

I think you mean 50 years of keeping you safe. Doing the job you won't do.... or can't.

[@keithmoore5306]

the only problem still going on is they're dropping and planting enough of these jackals!!! look at killago compton watts oakland Detroit and other war zones to see that!!! and don't be a moron and blame guns for it a gun can't do anything on it's own blame the ghetto chump that picks it up to prove he's got one!!

[@MagneticToast]

Because of fraternal infiltration of Law Enforcement

[@discosuitDan]

​@@TheRogerhill1234nailed it 👍🏻 All these keyboard warriors

[@rohnkd4hct260]

Really a good movie. With the right instructor it could be a great training session..

[@toddmiller5656]

How sad. You go into this line of work to serve the public and make a difference and this is what you get.

[@SeanConnoly]

Crusty Marlboro man smoking in the ride windows up and all. And yes patrolman just the tip, but the longer on the job you get the whole shaft.

[@andrewsmactips]

20:15 Sir, assume the position. I'm arresting you for excessive suit loudness.

[@MrRufusjax]

Mr. Strauss is pimpin'!

[@michaelbauers8800]

My eyes were damaged by his suit

[@SlapthePissouttayew]

@@michaelbauers8800 Think how bad it would look with CSI-Miami over color saturation...😎

[@titancoach15]

Every time I wanna laugh uncontrollably, I watch this video

[@winstonslone2797]

I grew up outside of Miami in the 80s and 90s. I enjoyed the opportunity to see it during this time. Miami's cops were still brutal in the 90s. One shoved a nightstick under my arm pit and mased me. For declining to engage the in a consintual encounter. I was 19 and just glad to not go to jail. I left a lot of money on the table there

[@winstonslone2797]

Officer Diaz, I'll remember that farce of a public servant for the rest of my days.

[@postal_the_clown]

Reed and Malloy, they ain't.

[@michaelbauers8800]

lol; only older people will understand this

[@AFaceintheCrowd01]

Unvarnished 70s training film designed to spark discussion among new recruits. I wonder how common this sort of film was around the country.

[@patrickallen5282]

What watch does the training officer have in the second clip?

[@steveb9151]

3:57 Gracious! Officers Reed and Malloy would never have handled it that way.............Starsky and Hutch, maybe.

[@brianseiber7623]

"If I see em I write em" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kd4pba]

This would have been about the time officer James Sonny Crockett was on the force but I don't see him.

[@skylaneav8r902]

Not enough hickory shampoo administered😁

[@pondersoa8223]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MichiganPeatMoss]

...and "the problem" continues 50 years later. Not sure if this film resolved anything but provide food for thought?

[@darianthescorpion1132]

Personally it really just blows my mind how well a (good) cop can retain a professional mindset on duty. But I also heard that statistically, there’s a higher chance of domestic violence in a police officer’s relationship. Now I’m not saying all cops struggle with that at home, but I understand that the crap our men and women in blue have to deal with must be extremely mind boggling.

[@davidstrohl]

That last vignette though. That outfit should have mandated a stop by the fashion police. It’s looks like I’m seeing a Rorschach test while tripping on LSD.

[@davidmike3560]

This is everyday life of police but they don’t see it as a problem.

[@northsa7498]

Convict Chauvin didn’t pay attention during training.

[@monicaperez2843]

The patrolman should have gone to a trusted police academy instructor.

[@aprylrittenhouse4562]

I dk. My dad was a cop and he never did this garbage. What happened to taking pride in your work. Doesnt leave me with much faith in officers

[@agtpony]

Nice

[@Superflight777ge]

Some rookies thought they were Serpico, that will get you fired fast.

[@ryanj6862]

No solutions, only problems

[@securetowing2513]

This could’ve been a movie on its own

[@mikemorgan5015]

The more things change, the more they stay the same.

[@michaelbauers8800]

sure seems to be the case

[@mikemorgan5015]

@@michaelbauers8800 It appears the only real changes are the cars, the uniforms, and less cigarettes. This was supposed to be funny, but it's no laughing matter. I think that only oversight by an outside agency, not an internal one, is needed badly.

[@muletownman6900]

I want one of those Cushman’s!!

[@MrTeinnorHD]

Average police department

[@dannycortada7721]

Message!

[@stephenwhite159]

Outrageous

[@mikestuckinthe70s]

"Marvin make out "... gotta hand it to ya .. you kept your composure around that tool and his hot gold digger girlfriend in the front seat LOL

[@SeanConnoly]

I wonder if Mr. Strauss lives where all the you know live.

[@wkat950]

My philosophy is that you should follow your training from the Academy. I can be used as a weapon against you by another officer if they are mad at you.

[@steveb9151]

15:56 Sarge, I'm running you in on a 412....Overacting!

[@brokennib1]

Meh, seatbelts, who need's em!🙂

[@ChadtheHammer]

I'd be picking her up, too! 19:36

[@hatuletoh]

Ah, the good ol' days. Back before every car had a pinko-installed "video camera," to record "evidence" of "gross misconduct" and the violation of some hippie's "civil rights."

[@Doodlesthegreat]

OK Grandpa.

[@Solocat1]

Spoken like a punk living in their moms basement.

[@steamfire]

Sounds like you're a bad cop

[@brianarbenz7206]

Americans, you have a problem. It's people like Hotel Utah (spelled backward) who think like he does on this thread.

[@Keithbarber]

Hatuletoh

[@michaelbauers8800]

problem...problem...problem... ( serious issues, but funny echo)

[@bobwilson758]

Good acting ! So what has changed over the decades ? Nothing ! SOS

[@discosuitDan]

At 13:38 Leave a tip and pay for the meal. That's what I do. Sure its nice the business appreciates us being there, but i didnt sign up for the "Thank you's".

[@PeriscopeFilm]

Thanks for serving in the thin blue line, officer.

[@discosuitDan]

​@PeriscopeFilm Thanks. I appreciate your channel posting these videos!

[@MrRufusjax]

I would have let Mr. Strauss off with a warning. Too much effort to write a report on that guy.

[@keithmoore5306]

yeah right don't back your partner and then send a call for back up!!! nice way to hung out to dry!!!

[@robertusa1234]

Nouthing changed. When I was a kid I lived in a neighbor where alot of cops lived.... they where allways flush with cash.do.you really think when they busted the drug dealer they turned in all the cash they found on them

[@michaeljennings5860]

Miami PD👍

[@b36weezy42]

Still the same now

[@michaelbauers8800]

Wow, I heard a nasty word, and it wasn't a swear word. It was a word bigots use. I guess they wanted it to be realistic.

[@SeanConnoly]

It’s where all the K-words live.