The Mean Streets of Compton in the 90's | 2 Compton Cop Detectives | Life as "A Compton Cop""

[@firstcurrency7585]

I remember when I was 7 yrs old Compton pd narcotics came to are House and arrested my father. And they took him in and pull up all 10 weed plants out the ground. So My dad and the plants were at the station. A week later dad went to Court and the judge dismissed the charges because the Compton pd narcotics lost the evidence.

[@brianc1481]

A Compton PD documentary would be unbelievable... You guys need to start getting together and contacting producers and documentary film makers.

[@acomptoncop3914]

Thanks for watching! That would be nice!

[@hangingwithuncle4269]

@@acomptoncop3914 let's do it brother!

[@82petro62]

Once Upon A Time In Compton is A Good Book. I recommend it To Everyone Interested in Gang History in Compton and Los Angeles, Period!

[@Peter-ie6jl]

Ah man this channel needs more subscribers people will love this stuff !!!

[@acomptoncop3914]

Thanks, trying everyday.

[@Peter-ie6jl]

Juan is Mexican Pete if anyone is wondering

[@mikesmith2098]

We need a documentary. Some rich history there. Thank you guys for all the hard work you did, and all the shit you guys went through. If not you, then who?

[@acomptoncop3914]

Thanks for watching and leaving a positive comment Boss! More to come!

[@Peter-ie6jl]

How dangerous was Compton at its worst period and what year was that?

[@acomptoncop3914]

Ahhh man, it's hard to say. The cops before and after me had it just as hard.

[@Peter-ie6jl]

A Compton Cop It seems like the fist fights turned to gun fights as the crack cocaine came into play

[@acomptoncop3914]

You're right, but guns were always available. Easier then people thought.

[@OGGOAT23]

Probably 1988 like everywhere

[@ksanadid]

1991? I know Compton was straight maad city then, homicide wise.

[@floridaexplorerk2518]

This is awesome! It’s like I’m chilling with these guys and a part of their past , except I’m not. Too cool cuz I always wanted to know their perspectives!

[@acomptoncop3914]

Thank you for the comment. I have a new inspiration.

[@plsegott]

Two great men and cops :D Thanks for the video Arnie.

[@acomptoncop3914]

Thanks for the positive comment. More to come.

[@michelob.]

I’ve seen a lot of interviews with Reggie Wright Jr.

[@acomptoncop3914]

Thanks for the comment. More to come Boss!

[@robertdickinson4712]

You Just got a Shout out From Gean Deal (Big Gene ) During his live. He's a Retired New York Law Enforcement Officer & Fomer Body Guard too Sean Combs. Your channel is only going too grow bigger, once people start too find you because Your first hand Perspective, is content many will be interested in hearing. Good luck

[@acomptoncop3914]

This is great news! I would like to meet him someday. HUGE THANKS TO THE SHOUT OUT! Back at you Mr. Deal! More to come!

[@jeffreynichols5504]

@Hate2 B U everyone has a opinion, yours is not based in fact. gene deal is a retired probation officer who has a exemplary record for being honest and above board, don't hate on someone without the facts or bash the character without knowing who you are talking about sir. if you had any knowlege of the cannons of law enforcement, or any of the p.o.s.t. standards you would know the difference between a good cop, and a crooked cop.

[@1979jon]

Must of been a mad adventure working compton.

[@acomptoncop3914]

YES it was! I'll have many more stories to come. Stay tuned. Thanks for the comment Boss!

[@OGGOAT23]

Great stories

[@decentamerican7156]

Oh man this brings back memories!

[@acomptoncop3914]

Yes it does! Good times! Thanks for watching!

[@Michael-fh6lw]

Top much political interference- when you had Omar Gangster Bradley rubbing shoulders with the gangbangers and that councilman named " Patricia" involved in embezzlement and interference with police, the police dept was thoroughly compromised. What happened to Compton back then has literally happened to every Southern CA police agency today. I interviewed with then Chief Hourie Taylor and he felt I " wasn't ready for compton" - that actually helped me go to a larger LA County agency and have a great career. Unless you saw it yourself ( my family loved off Bullis) you couldn't and wouldn't believe what went down in the City! In 2000 I was at acompton Station with Sheriff Deputy friends- they found a near pristine 1960s patrol vehicle ( painted white with all its original equipment) in a storage building near the fuel tanks- the vehicle was literally buried under piles of old case files and copies of reports thay were never completed or thrown out) Today LASD still operates out of the Compton PD station , and it's even more worn out and decrepit than when Compton PD disbanded....

[@hy8482]

And even this day paísas still get beaten up to make a living compton needs a change Must be hard being latino in the states hard times for even speaking the language. Years later latinos fought back and made compton better new small businesses growing even korean, respect

[@cpt21310]

Why u guys set the gang office on fire before the sheriff's took over 😂 u guys burned all the gang files and pictures 😂 I remember there was a wall dedicated to all the cpt crips and wall for all the pirus and the rest was all the Mexican gangs. I was a kid at that time like 96 I was 17 at the time

[@acomptoncop3914]

You must’ve been in that office a few times. 🤣🤣. Too funny about the fire.

[@TuesdayTirzahOfIsrael]

Um yeah .. y’all both gang members talking bout “Lil red”🙄 every encounter I’ve ever had with Los Angeles sheriffs department was shady as fuck and they were all nonchalantly gangsters

[@TuesdayTirzahOfIsrael]

Um yeah.. y’all are both gang members .. “Lil red”🙄 every sheriff I ever came in contact with in Compton from the Los Angeles sheriffs department