Uncovering Unsolved Murders: Inside an Abandoned Police Precinct

[@marioyanez7083]

Those tapes in the safe are data backup tapes . They appear have been keeping sets of the data backups which is why they were in the safe I bet . That room must have been an office area from my thinking that room with the window was evidence check in or out or even weapons check in or out area . Thanks for this tour . I can’t believe how irresponsible of them to leave data backup tapes from their system for anyone to grab . Can you imagine the information someone can get from those ? Thanks for this video ! It’s awesome !

[@abandonedcentral]

Thanks for your feedback! We figured it was something like that. Pretty crazy to see them leave everything behind like this. Glad you enjoyed our video Mario!

[@silverbullet7790]

Great video!

[@woolfy02]

I was thinking the same thing about the backup tapes, when I first seen it! I would of bought the tape drive, just to figure it out. haha.

[@bennienthejet89]

Just found your channel. I live in Michigan. I appreciate your thorough background while showing the explore. Super well-done, sir.

[@rhondaskipper64]

Thanks for the tour, very very interesting indeed 😊

[@abandonedcentral]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching our video!

[@robertmailhos8159]

I don't believe that the criminal records are left behind i believe that that is just as bad as a hospital that leaves behind medical records 😡🤬🤬😡

[@xinx-fn8973]

My guess is that they were digitized and they didn’t need the paper copies anymore, so they just left them there as a kind of storage I guess

[@robertmailhos8159]

@@xinx-fn8973 you got that right about that paper work that they don't have a use for any more

[@davidsorrell1428]

Leaving those records behind is criminal. How about some prosecution for that?

[@norcaligirl8579]

The building is likely still owned by the city. Using it for old storage.

[@D-Rizzle653]

Man this crazy, I wonder where all the prisoners in them photos now, RIP any who aren’t with us anymore

[@abandonedcentral]

Yea this was def crazy to find all this stuff left behind. Thanks for watching our video!

[@deidreborriello2328]

That safe seems so shady

[@munroborisenko7278]

Yes, people like to think magnetic tape is obsolete but this is not true ! Those are tapes for a computer system tape drive to perform weekly backups. You see it says it stores 60 GB. Magnetic tape can last for decades if stored in a cool humidity controlled environment.

[@sgt.m4hd147]

Me and my friends want to explore this location on this upcoming week, thank you! I always lived around this neighborhood and I always thought they still kept a tight look and security on it

[@abandonedcentral]

I believe the police station has been demolished and is now gone. I could be wrong but I thought I heard that a few months ago.

[@munroborisenko7278]

Forgot to add. The backup tapes are not really "hidden" at all ! They are stored there to save the computer files in case of a fire. But most business's send backup tapes to off site storage. Keeping them onsite is not good practice.

[@queencitysirens8755]

Great Exploration. Do you have the full 2017 video?

[@tracyturner9406]

Do not touch the mike ..... holds the mike and thows it on the floor 😂 great video as always 😊

[@abandonedcentral]

Haha thanks for watching Tracy! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@alistairgunn7934]

Shows how nobody cares to leave such stuff behind :-(

[@KJJ782]

It’s interesting the cops failed to protect privacy with those files. The safe in the floor with tapes probably interrogation tapes

[@gabriella7746]

Very good video with a lot of details with good narration. Keep up the good work in the future. I wish you happy holidays from Serbia🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@abandonedcentral]

Thank you so much for your support! Happy holidays!

[@gabriella7746]

@@abandonedcentral Thank you 🌟💫✨

[@koryerickson1208]

Thanks for Joker! 😊

[@greywebs1944]

Can't believe all those tapes and videos are left behind. Some of those cases might not even been solved. And someone somewhere is probably banged up not knowing the full evidence. Imagine listening and viewing these. Would be interesting and probably disturbing aswell ?

[@Linda-in9ns]

Good tour. 👍😌

[@abandonedcentral]

Thanks for watching Linda!

[@afterthestorm221]

That's a lot of personal & procedural information left lying about. Incredibly irresponsible on many different levels.

[@abandonedcentral]

We agree. There was much more than we showed in this video. It was all sitting there for about 5 years.

[@jeanaesamuel47]

Wow thanks AC!!!!!❤❤❤

[@abandonedcentral]

Our pleasure! Glad you enjoyed this video!

[@MJARTBYDAY]

Hey there im a new subscriber ... I am enjoying your content. Is it that they have to take all the criminals details and official paperwork and files with them? I thought it was the Law to clear an empty place such as a hospital and in this case, a police precinct.

[@michelleford7392]

Great video!!

[@abandonedcentral]

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!

[@queentosheable]

Why would they leave all those documents behind??

[@paulademarco1585]

What a shocking find!

[@tomgrant3893]

I grew up around Lansing, E. Lansing and Ingham county, so this really intigued me that they just left stuff out in the open to see.

[@cornbread1955]

At 30:26 you can see a handcuff key in the drawer

[@user-zx8de8op9l]

The last pile of media formats was pretty cool, those small cassettes, were for a dictation recorder. The first tapes in the safe, I don't recognize, I've seen a video on 99% of the media formats.

[@dopeexplorers3133]

Happy i got to explore this place at its prime in 2018 had a good few hours in there and found money and cops came in and they took the money and escorted us out never got a charge never went back looks so different now was a lot cleaner back then and had way more stuff bacement was flooded though when i went still never got to see that

[@notUrRealDad]

Where was this at? Didn’t they turn that place into some sort of department store?

[@joemccann4373]

looks like somebody flooded the basement on purpose. That was a firehose at the top of the stairs

[@gabriella7746]

Promethazine is used to treat allergy symptoms such as itching, runny nose, sneezing, itchy or watery eyes, hives, and itchy skin rashes. It also prevents motion sickness, and treats nausea and vomiting or pain after surgery.....

[@emmaipsaro4711]

If you drink enough of it you feel like drunk its commonly mixed with sprite and called sizurp 😂😂 seriously tho

[@anthonyfeeney1210]

Have a Beer 🍺

[@abandonedcentral]

Will do, thank you!

[@xinx-fn8973]

That’s what happens to abandoned buildings in rough areas 🤷‍♂️

[@thestars386]

Too bad that you couldn't find the cassette player that worked with that special cassette that you found. I have never seen tapes like that before.

[@susandaniels9733]

Not so much,it deserves the reputation after the police beat up and mocked a man driving through a few yrs back.one officer ,robocop they called him did serve 13 months in jail for the violent assault.the man received a 1.4 million dollar settlement that the taxpayers had to pay for out of an extra property tax applied by the city.

[@garethbrown4231]

did u mean u found a magazine before when u siad clip i would have grabed 1 of those vests

[@heatherjackson2520]

Why didn't you open that huge ass cabinet that said "open cases"?

[@TomokoAbe_]

I'm a big believer that ALL drugs should be legalized since this "war on drugs" is a lost cause and a total waste of tax money. Jails and prisons is a multi-billion dollar business every single year in USA alone. If all drugs were legalized over 3/4th of the jail and prison populations would be emptied, law enforcement and even judges laid off. The pharmaceutical company also makes billions pushing methadone and suboxone. I guess keeping drugs illegal keeps certain people employed or wealthy.

[@Lukronius]

I couldn’t agree with your statement more. Not because I’m some junkie that wishes anarchy and addiction on everyone, but because of all the reasons you listed and more. I also believe that with the stigma of everything being illegal gone, you really cut out a huge part of the culture of “we have to do illegal things to buy these illegal things”.

[@Lukronius]

The fact alcohol would be the ONE major intoxicating drug that is federally legal shows incredible bias, ulterior motives , and lobby influence. Alcohol: the drug that often leads people to violence, causes severe organ damage to the point that there is no keeping up with the need for liver, heart, and other organ transplants needed to handle to handle the damage caused by it. The drug that breaks up families more than any other, leads to so many road accidents a year, on and on.

[@FerociousPancake888]

Take all of the money that we spend on the war on drugs and put it towards rehabilitation services for both drug and regular offenders. We need to be smart on crime while being tough on crime. There are plenty of people who belong in prison but 95% of prisoners get out one day and put back into society. 80% reoffend. Think of investing in rehabilitation as saving future victims.

[@FerociousPancake888]

@@LukroniusAlcohol related deaths account for MUCH more than all major drug deaths combined.

[@gabriella7746]

On that cabinet are there syringes or ball pens ?

[@williamgriffin7584]

wow

[@paulademarco1585]

Perhaps they went back for what needed.

[@andyrivas3599]

29:22

[@thestars386]

1:35 Columbine School shooting snapshot.

[@__________7483]

I’m puzzled about that too