Weapons, Drugs, Stolen Cars: a Year With Professional Criminals

Ever wondered how to steal a Merc? A BMW? Or perhaps you might be considering going into the illegal weapons business? Now’s your chance to find out. We spent a year with professional criminals from some of France’s most problematic suburbs, finding out exactly how these people operate.
Fasten your seatbelts and join ’Renard’ - ’The Fox’, who is a car thief. He specialises in the most expensive models; vehicles worth 30,000 euros. The job involves high speed car chases to dodge the police, cutting edge Russian technology to open locked doors, and, when it comes to selling the stolen cars, make over skills which would make a top model green with envy.
A unique and exceptional documentary.
Director: Jérôme Pierrat

[@superprogrammer5226]

Films like this are what the internet was invented for. Outstanding.

[@jdisrael7607]

Its okay when they are white?

[@docv2765]

@@jdisrael7607 Since when were races involved?

[@erixzz1911]

@@jdisrael7607 what does someone's race have to do with anything?

[@jdisrael7607]

@@docv2765 They always seem to make it cool when your people do it.

[@garegos7184]

lol your delusiounal they didnt portray it as cool, the criminals did, all they did was show it.

[@geezjunior]

The issue on the armor car robbery wasn’t the too much money 😂 it was the fact the police station was 250 meters away

[@rudem.2973]

Maybe the local police are ( IN ON THE CAR STOLEN CRIME )? No one would ever suspect the police. Such a good front cover. Just like on the ( F.B.I. Files ) some jurisdiction of Florida Police were stealing and killing local drug dealers . Plus reselling drugs kept in the police station. That was previously stollen and taken from street drug dealers. They were investigated and sent to prison. This was after there was a ( MAJOR INTERNAL AFFAIRS INVESTIGATION ) ,( PLUS WITH THE HELP OF THE F.B.I. ) these Florida CORRUPT Police were placed in prison. Since then that Florida Police Department has really cleaned it self up. Some of these crimes committed by these corrupt Florida BAD Police went on the news.

[@samcruickshanks6856]

This super well planned out robbery too 😂😂

[@CANCERcodm]

they probably owed some serious ppl money maybe over seized drugs that's why I reckon they did it they were desperate

[@Dondada1001]

Exactly 😂😂😂 typical French criminal. Just dumb…

[@ezriderspewstruth8867]

THESE MEN ARE BETTER MEN THAN THE SATANIC PEDOPHILES THAT RUN N CONTROL OUR WORLD

[@user-hr6ys1zk4y]

The arms dealer part at the end had me in stiches pulling out C4 like a kid selling sweets in school 😂😂😂😂

[@pphnxxx]

his voice got me weak😭😭😭 I know his voice got edited but he still got a smokers voice

[@user-hr6ys1zk4y]

@@pphnxxx mad c**** everywhere bro 😂😂

[@MaddinEppestein-pw3ic]

Why not?

[@mvbb6vincent34]

Man ain't want see me in the France *0 Marsans us I there as close to lyon unk. South baswie ya know C1 4

[@xn6692]

@@mvbb6vincent34 speak english, wtf

[@ceasarrw]

For us Americans watching. The guy outran police at 174 Miles per hour. (280 Kilometers on the speedometer in the video). This was the real deal

[@KeithBerry-wc1jx]

A guy in West Midlands drove at 180 in a audi with a lamborghini engine outrun police helicopter

[@_NCO]

no no you almost had it correct... it was a Audi with a Audi V10 engine Lamborghini just used the same engine for their Gallardo and gave it some upgrades (Audi RS6 V10 C6) @@KeithBerry-wc1jx

[@MozrowDrops]

​@@KeithBerry-wc1jxlol how strange yk mention that

[@lakovkreativity1451]

​@MozrowDrops I think the other guy was trying to mention another similar speed chase while trying to one up the other guy, but for sure there's dudes everywhere outrunning helicopters and radios

[@theotherguy8007]

@@lakovkreativity1451 Pretty sure i didn't do that. Really have stop with the shroomis

[@gundrzn]

Remember I was watching this documentary back in 2010/2011. Back then it a swedish TV Channel called it "French Mafia". Never seen a better and/or more real documentary ever since, and I've been thinking about this one so many times. Thank you for bringing it back! Never delete it please 🙌

[@fernarco1429]

probably rather 2012, the first incident shown took place back then :)

[@sekiphir]

thouhg its from 3 days ago lolo

[@emillyyelen5169]

@@sekiphir are you 5?!

[@sekiphir]

@@emillyyelen5169 6

[@lawamenahaulala]

Boys from the cites

[@MyScreenNameIsTroubledOne]

These young guys learned from the older, flashy generation. The ones that don’t flash their money, last the longest.

[@trevorcecil5254]

That is one of the Golden rules

[@michaelh411]

👍

[@damilercf]

They all, except for PSG -at least his gun dealing business- went down. They all worked for Radoine Faid in one way or another.

[@uristmcary]

@@damilercf Ironically, by being willing to record how they did stuff they may have done something more productive and long lasting than more successful, quieter criminals.

[@35dd]

Its the other way around, back in the day people didn’t flash like they do today in Europe….

[@peterbyrne3228]

Wow. Dude really talked his way into getting trusted. Kudos

[@funny31823]

the gun dealer and his partner are the best seller ever, they display their goods and even show the buyer how goods work.

[@Wowie-sx5mn]

and they don't supply terrorists

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

​@@Wowie-sx5mn they're not stupid.

[@Wowie-sx5mn]

@@ianmacfarlane1241 😃

[@jsadecki1]

I swear to god, that this was one of the best documentaries I've ever seen, its literally 'bumfights' level

[@RenixGames]

What's bumfights and where can I watch it? Don't see it on youtube

[@jsadecki1]

@@RenixGames they must have taken it down Jesus Christ it's the most insane thing ever in the early 2000s where some guys basically took advantage of a bunch of crazy homeless people and got them to do crazy stuff like fight with each other and do vandalism and stuff I'm using voice to text so hopefully my text makes sense I have it on my computer bro but it's a lot to send to someone because there's four episodes each an hour long or so

[@fuggly-qg9on]

@@jsadecki1 remember how bumfights creator went to dr phil dressed up as dr phil, to show how hypocritical he is? xD

[@jsadecki1]

@@fuggly-qg9on that's honestly one of the best videos I've ever seen and the bumfights guy didn't get enough credit for that because he was surrounded by all of the normies, literally that was legendary but then the two bumfights creators recently-ish got caught trying to come back with Thailand with like baby parts in jars or some shit pickled baby parts really fucked up pair of people they are, I'm sure thats the story anyway might need to give it a Google to verify the details

[@fuggly-qg9on]

@@jsadecki1 ayo, pickled baby parts sounds WILD!

[@markokada7311]

Upon watching this crime doc for the 2nd time, I can't help reemphasizing how rare, unique, & outstanding this doc. is, for it unfolds us to witness & perceive it from those criminals' perspective. I've seen numerous crime docs. here in the US & Japan's one on KZbin but this one stands distinguished above the rest, cause it was created entirely from the criminals' point of views. For example, the criminal had outrun the police car w/ such ease. And the weapons they use seem to be much more powerful than those of law enforcers! ( also highly powerful & effective explosives for bank robbery, for they are designed for the use in wars.) Nonetheless, I just wanna mention how valiant, gritty, & brave those photographers are, cause they were risking their lives (or dicing w/ death ) for this doc.. For that, they certainly deserve a special pat on the back for a job exceptionally well done. Btw, the FBI in the USA would feel intense aversion to this doc.w/ absolute certainty. I feel that it is certainly our privilege to be able to enjoy & appreciate it on KZbin for FREE!!,,,,,Many thanks to them all concerned,,,,,,From California,,,,,(06/05/23)

[@cannoobin]

national geographic been doing a-lot of these videos also. crazy shit

[@markokada7311]

@@cannoobin Is that so?!,,,,Thanks for that invaluable information,,,,,,Take care,,,,,And Have a marvelous day somewhere in the US or UK,,,,,,(06/06/23)

[@WV_Raised1983]

If you're talking about trafficked with Mariana Van Zeller all the criminals are paid actors.

[@evanabt8578]

I wish I could watch a film about filming the guys filming this crazy af sh#t.. 😂😂😂

[@Audio041194]

I am not even finished with it and had the same thought. I have been surprised several times in the first 30 mins by just how much these guys let him capture on film, not only that but how accommodating they were to him getting the stuff on film.

[@babylanefouronenine3232]

Imagine being taken in a van to watch a masked dude dig a hole, what a good documentary

[@triplex3459]

If he digs, you okay. But if he pass you a shovel, you dead 💀

[@Lucyhehe_]

@@triplex3459 who would be so dumb and dig their own grave? if ur gonna kill me u can dig the hole urself

[@stephenkingara8938]

😂😂😂it's horror

[@GrandDukeMushroom]

lmfao triblex

[@triplex3459]

@@GrandDukeMushroom lmao "grand duke mushroom" 💀

[@mikeray2275]

Journeyman did a very good job on this Documentary. He couldnt of been more on point with the reality of what actually goes on. You cant do much more than go on the actual crimes runs yourself. And in return, we get very high quality content.

[@Puxi]

When I'm big, I want to be a thief and open my own scam Callcenter in india.

[@amsf1]

I love this channel. Imagine being the Dutch supplier and watching this. "Wtf?!"

[@neverleverland5685]

hahaha somebody got a talking to for sure

[@Shadow298460]

More than that. -Texas.

[@alphawolf9066]

Alles komt hier uit Holland

[@williamnunya6584]

Lmfao 🤣💯

[@George_Soros.]

@@neverleverland5685 bullets*

[@alejobola]

The fact that the thief at minute 35:35 mentions the movie HEAT as one of their frame of reference on how to heist an armored car, makes me love even more that movie, its legacy, and Michael Mann's work. Btw, Heat 2 is in negotiations process, let's cross our fingers for Mann doing again an outstanding job.

[@joaofreitas4535]

The Mivie The fact..Good inspiration 4 Children

[@Nathan-lj2cj]

My friends and I watched that movie a gazillion times lol. Big boys.

[@Gunzee]

I must have watched heat around a dozen times. The bank heist always get me on edge. It's like a large hit of caffeine. The sounds of that gunfire is enough to raise ones heart rate.

[@wildcat8598]

Great movie. Cant tell you how many times I’ve watched Heat lol

[@CajunMarine33445]

Michael Mann wrote a Heat 2 prequel book. There is no movie in the works there is only the novel which is the sequel/prequel to the 1995 movie

[@SwaggersCracked]

Such a good documentary and I really like how these criminals are unique and different than any other.

[@DontTickle]

Nothing they do us "unique and different" this is literally 101

[@trevorcecil5254]

No they aren't any different , criminals are some of the most interesting and unique people on earth , and they have a very important role in society. Some criminals are hacks and fail and others are well disciplined and smart enough to develop an amazing unique routine of success

[@cobalt7781]

@@DontTickle its not, many criminals have different trades, methods and ethics, aswell as the fact that not all criminals are moving such large quantities and shooting kalashnikovs

[@analogalbacore7166]

Wrong!!!!!

[@Dude0000]

@@trevorcecil5254they have an important role? What would that be, then?

[@ZoHotaling]

This was a great documentary! The camera crew were not afraid at all even in high speed cop chases! 😮 Much love and props to the film maker and camera crew from San Diego, California!!!

[@manchesterunited8390]

What was they supposed to do, Run away holding their camera? Come in front of the camera and shiver out of fear?

[@Provider_all_the_TIME]

Nah the where not props

[@ZoHotaling]

@@Provider_all_the_TIME learn how to talk. You don't even make sense. "Nah the where not props" that makes zero sense. CLOWN 🤡🤡🤡😂😂😂

[@andrewarland9875]

This narrator is hands down the goat, it's like Christmas whenever a new film with him is uploaded. Anyone know his name?

[@zeez4178]

True really nice voice

[@imranshahzada1812]

He makes the interactions much more entertaining.

[@Mcdoogle221]

He's the Bruce Buffer of documentaries

[@hoppalong-er1xp]

His name. 🐐. Billy.

[@arthurkorir7846]

Dangerous roads narrator. Check the Congo episodes

[@rattmcpossum]

Honestly it’s loads better having “criminals” like this on the streets, than having big-headed, violent, “wanna be gangster” narcissists, who spread pain and use vulnerable people to run their “business”

[@mrlobsterrsalt5996]

It’s the same thing they’re just polite

[@dr.woozie7500]

These guys aren’t the low level grunts, they have people working under them who act gangster and are responsible for shootings.

[@sahin7024]

@@dr.woozie7500 yh but she dont talk about those so dont try to prove her wrong or some anoying kid

[@aeoteroa818]

@@dr.woozie7500 how do you think they got there? naïve

[@nativeafroeurasian]

So you don't care if your stuff (car etc.) is stolen?

[@slimsung3971]

if you google the guy at 32:45, you'll find he escaped many times from jail with explosives or helicopter, and even a fake gun made with paper. These guys are real Gs, none like them out here in US.

[@nickmurphy1829]

You cant get away with that in the US. Redoine faid would be doing life in a maximum security

[@slimsung3971]

​@@nickmurphy1829 That's exactly what he is currently serving in France. I think he would've been shot dead here.

[@jonsimmons4150]

​@@nickmurphy1829 he is now doing a life sentence!

[@marvingordon7121]

​@@jonsimmons4150 only 15 years or longer?

[@jonsimmons4150]

@@marvingordon7121 what?

[@errorsk2188]

What I wonder is, how absolutely profesional are these criminals. They let a guy record nearly everything they do, while they commit multiple crimes. And they commit them well, too ! Madlads. And the cameraman is even more brave. At every point of the filming, I would expect a bullet to land in my head 😂 but it is clear these criminals are polite people who chose a... fascinating business route xD

[@minmogrovingstrongandhealthy]

Many of things in this obviously are not staged since seen this in real life and visited sketchy parts of the world to know enough to never go back to, however it stood out to me that they kept flexing how the weapons came from Yugoslavia, this doc was made and released around 2010 2011 yet Yugoslavia didn't existed for more then 10 years at that point, it's like they said they got the weapons from South Pole and their 1st hand source is Santa Clause ... However I did recognized some of the weapons that were manufactured in Serbia alone and those you could buy legally in France since Serbia legally exported weapons all over ... But EVERYTHING coming from one place being said over and over is exhausting and sketchy. Like magically no other country in Europe smuggles arms or drugs but magically somehow everything comes from Russia or Serbia in this case "Yugoslavia" a country that stopped existing a long time by then and is split into many other countries and often just Serbia is to blame, Serbia who in reality was exiled from it's own property Serbs who were killed and exiled FROM THEIR OWN LAND BY FAKE NATIONS AND NATO parasites fully funded by Vatican in ALL WARS ... Something bad is on the streets "oh it must be coming from these two places" f__k off ... Hate when people have these political agendas mixed in their local garbage crimes and showcasing their incompetence that magically their own country crimes will be less heavy or relevant then the two's they mentioned that THEIR COUNTRY actually attacked. NATO is basically the biggest nazi organization after WW2 yet they act like they are saving the world. Vatican and NATO comited more crimes against humanity and poisoned the planet then any actual terrorist or petty criminal organization in the world yet somehow they act like they are saints.

[@bosanski_Cevap]

​@@minmogrovingstrongandhealthyHAHAHAHAHA A mad Serb talking mad trash

[@damilercf]

@@minmogrovingstrongandhealthyI'd say they refer to the weapons being of Yugoslavian make, not actually coming from Yugoslavia. They usually end up in black markets all over the world, coming from a number of Yugo ex-republics whose corrupt officers get rid of "surplus" this way, or from shady people who kept them after the war for this exact purpose. Just my take tho, not an expert or anything.

[@perrycheong1058]

​@@minmogrovingstrongandhealthyAre you also going to mention what the Serbs did to the Bosnians?

[@minmogrovingstrongandhealthy]

@@perrycheong1058 Protecting them, my father and many others I know were in Yugoslav army (Serbian) and their task was to protect civilians no matter what their pronounce was and keep the terrorists away. They successfully did this for 5 years until it was ordered to leave. Lots of those catholics and muslims people left too with the Serbian army upon leaving. They didn't fight at all we are friends even to this day granted some passed away due to age. So put your idiotic fairy tales to bed. Fact is Croatia and Bosnia so as these fake nations were created by nazis supported by NATO, EU, UN, USA, fully funded by Vatican performing genocide on Serbs on Serbian legitimate lands in their home, this is how each war started. Given all this Serbs were quite forgiving towards others. So STFU.

[@harrickvharrick3957]

Indeed literally one of the (very) best documentaries that's around on the subject, just like the channel's name says. Thank you!

[@violatorut2003]

That's real journalism. The journalists were putting their freedom and safety on the line just to get an interesting story. They were absolutely accessories to multiple crimes but it was worth it.

[@snakepliskin3530]

Fox certainly earned his nickname. Has a good business front to help cover up. The handheld device he used are not as expensive now. In the U.S. there are websites that will sell you better quality devices made for Locksmiths without even asking for your Locksmith License number. Also people can buy cloners and sit about 100 feet away to get a keyless entry code. Within a few hours someone could have a key cut and even a working key fob

[@JayP7.62]

Now this is how every documentary should be. From the view of the subjects. This is very well done.

[@panafrican2003]

Me: plays video game the whole night Steffan: delivering drugs the whole night

[@7ChaosTheory]

The part that I will never understand is that how these criminals agreed to take this video 😂

[@georyd]

I don't understand either, but man am I glad they did! This was spectacularly interesting to see, especially towards the end where they also talked about their lives outside of crime. This truly is a masterpiece of a documentary!

[@craigmiller2935]

I thought the same thing. Why on earth would you want to bring a journalist with you when picking up kilos of coke. Just doesnt make sense

[@G6_Beats]

@Maurice 100%. Ultimately every human being wants a tiny bit of fame.

[@DonFelixGallardo]

@@G6_Beatsone word… actors

[@jayjay-hb9wu]

it's been happening for year's, most drug program's interview the dealer's , Kate del Castillo met and interviewed el chapo with Sean penn

[@SLAPERZZ1]

That guy stealing cars was hilarious🤣

[@G..100]

We need more haha

[@losttribe007]

GTA😂

[@DzR1591]

lol right russia is crazy if they got that kind of tech to do stuff like that😂

[@G..100]

@@DzR1591 be so fun if they release more videos

[@clay7182]

I want to see the video where they are all gunned down but somehow the cameraman survives

[@BG.Dumitrescu]

I love this documentary, this is real work with real moments from real people in real time.

[@jackalexander8842]

I'm not too sure you know what real-time means, but apart from that, you're spot on.

[@Ramperhappy]

just keepin it real, ya feel?@@jackalexander8842

[@von...]

are you calling this all fake? lmao there is a fine line between high praise & obvious mockery lol

[@Hufi2.]

“Can we film some of you when you commit crimes?” The arms dealer: *ADVERTISMENT* “Look this AK is very high quality and I have these guns too and explosives, all for a good price!”

[@alexchorniy4047]

WOW! Respect to the people who went along with the criminals and recorded everything!

[@tylerkinley268]

I wonder what would've happen if they got caught? Would they have been arrested? If so would charges be dismissed? I don't know laws in France well. In America if you are with people during a crime you can be charged. Also, it makes me laugh that the car thief has a thriving legitimate business. Awesome. A man of opportunity.

[@Luca-dk3mb]

I Assume they would be charged with something similar to providing shelter for criminals. or obstruction of justice@@tylerkinley268

[@Nick-fw5uj]

​@@tylerkinley268Journalists do have the right to make good, honest and interesting content and they have job secret (no idea what its called in English) so i dont think they would get in to much trouble (they would be arrested ofcourse but released soon after)

[@tylerkinley268]

@@Nick-fw5uj ah. Yeah here many states have a law that if you were with somebody when they committed the crime, you are an accessory. If they stumble upon a crime and record, no problem. But going along with a criminal for the express purpose of committing a crime so that they could record it would probably fall under accessory here. Somebody would sue the reporter/outlet and blame them for the car thief doing what car thieves do. This is a million times more interesting than the crap that we get on American news.

[@KizzMyAbs]

That guy wanted the cops to chase him. He’s got balls of Steele and ice running through his veins

[@DedMan516]

He really bout it ay

[@Onderzoeksrechter00]

Really isn’t that scary when your car goes twice as fast as the cop car

[@bonson9156]

@@Onderzoeksrechter00 yeah but there's also security cameras and other evidence that could pop up

[@hansgans297]

​@@Onderzoeksrechter00what about road blocks, tire poppers, helicopters? Or maybe even just a flat tire or an accident on the way. A fast car doesn't eliminate the risk.

[@boot_boy_6945]

@@hansgans297that’s the point of the speed dummy. The point is that before the cops can set up road blocks and spikes, before they can get the bird in the air they’ll already be miles away.

[@Andy713uk]

The voiceover tone is like the best parody 😂

[@roserevancroix2308]

You can't have seen that many parodies, kid 😏

[@lukepocock]

so good to see a no bs doc on this subject. very straight up. no sensationalizing. love it

[@paulgitaukinuthia3916]

It can be described as young men trying unrelentingly to eke out a living in this cruel world. As deadly as it is, thank you for this brilliant documentary and journalism.

[@squidly1117]

Don't make excuses for criminals. We all live in the same world, cruel as you say, but we don't rob, steal and kill to get by.

[@Mystical.Dyl88]

@@squidly1117Only the powerful people on this earth do. If you haven’t realized yet. It’s not making excuses it’s a real explanation whether you like it or not or if it’s morally right or not. We’re all being lied to about most of our history and all of the government is corrupt, don’t expect the citizens to all be giddy and friendly

[@bradcallahan3546]

It can be described as the camera crew also being criminals for not turning all of these guys into the police

[@RexM-od1vt]

They're in France they aren't trying to eke out a living they're trying to buy designer fashion and drugs, source I was one of these kinds of people only a few years ago. Don't have sympathy for them cause they won't have any for you

[@Dude0000]

@@bradcallahan3546looks like a recreation to me, with help from the police.

[@vitocorleone3486]

Anyone that want to watch the original documentary it’s called: De Grote Jongens Uit De Cite. In Dutch it means: the big boys from the cite

[@judubzz3685]

wrong. the original is a french documentary named " Caïds des cités le nouveau grand banditisme Spécial investigation"

[@vitocorleone3486]

@@judubzz3685 you want a lolly now ?

[@judubzz3685]

@@vitocorleone3486 stay mad

[@lvi8957]

Ja dat klopt. Das renard, die auto dief😂 talki walki😅

[@daantuin3351]

Dankjewel is gewoon gejat

[@ikGREENY]

This is amazing journalism. Great job. And that fox dudes a menace. Definitely been in the game for a while.

[@josefinandersson7646]

bunch of amateurs, at least in the drug buisness. You dont drive at night and hoping the police is not at the border. You drive at daylight and then walk thru the woods wen passing the border, then back to the car.

[@revisjames]

​@@josefinandersson7646clearly works for them

[@sergiusamxander4615]

​@@josefinandersson7646and how u gonna walk 160kg of drugs😂

[@josefinandersson7646]

@@sergiusamxander4615 no problem doing that if you are a few people. You can easily take 40kg by yourself and walk like 500m thru the woods and to a car waiting on the other side of the border.

[@damilercf]

@@josefinandersson7646You clearly don't know what you're talking about.

[@prabhdeepdhahan1147]

"if there's a chance to get away on foot, I'll at least try and save the coke"

[@saraberisha6773]

What a documentary! Thanks to all who played a part in making it

[@beratgezer-qg8tw]

Bu gerçek mi?

[@schwarzbrot8816]

​@@beratgezer-qg8twevet

[@kevinkiso4579]

I spent my entire twenties, 138 months, in the Federal Bureau of Prisons here in America. While viewing this i have to keep repeating to myself; nothing is worth losing my freedom. Nothing is worse than living in fear everyday.

[@harrison00xXx]

Thats why these „criminials“ exist, to fight against the regime and (criminal) capitalist order

[@AFN.90210]

​@@harrison00xXxdamn you're brain washed, you're supporting criminals because what they did is criminal

[@yihuda7459]

Hey Fool …these guys get light sentences in Europe and,Eu prisons r paradise compared to America….holding up cash trucks & shooting out with cops r serious crime(u could face life in fed and,state prisons , if u get caught with explosives 🧨 stuffs especially the one that guy holding IT bombs 💣 …that’s a federal crime and,u will be going to federal prison ..easily they will send u for 40 to life …..EU law enforcement seems like lack a lot of things

[@HighExplosiveDualPurpose40mm]

Just got out of Tijuanas la mesa prison... place is a sad house man

[@kevinkiso4579]

@HighExplosiveDualPurpose40mm I was arrested on Revolution Ave in 1985. They took all of my weed & money and arrested my partner in crime for warrants out of Colorado. Luckily, I had $800 crammed into one of my boots. So they kicked me out of Mexico at the San Ysidro border crossing and went to San Diego Intl. Airport and flew to New Orleans.

[@satans_nips6667]

Casually walking round with 7 kilos of C4 and a few Kalashnikovs like it’s nothing absolute madman 😂

[@kingming869]

This is insane. What an incredible look into the criminal world.

[@GREATESTEVER101]

Can't believe my car was stolen while making a documentary

[@muslimDeen137]

Your car?

[@djisydneyaustralia]

The mini?

[@shartbutter]

your car was stolen? which one?

[@l1v2e3l4y5]

Hahahaha 😆

[@gazzy9136]

Lying catches up to you!

[@LeoPard-HQ]

Now that's what I call a documentary. 👍😎👍

[@rickjamesbetsh]

He was so fascinated by the details of armored van robbery.. yet he decided to rob one 250 meter from a police station and not having a timestop on how long to stay :D

[@chucknades117]

that is what i thought 250 meters is a nice paced jog

[@Anthonywb]

Just cruising at over 140 mph with lights off like its nothing is crazy

[@karetnnessen7729]

kph probably

[@luisaguilar5343]

KPH, he was doing like 80-85 lmao so not that crazy.

[@viralegrappen9918]

⁠@@luisaguilar5343he was driving 280 kilometers per hour what do you mean not that crazy🤣

[@Jartran72]

@@luisaguilar5343 No, mph. they were driving 280 KPH, A mile is about 1,3 kilometers so that was still crazy fast.

[@kingkong67875]

I've seen this documentary back in 2011 great stuff.

[@awanthax]

always knew Heat was a hell of a film. but now its certified 😂

[@poklianon8453]

They could make another documentary about how they actually filmed that one, that would be worth it

[@liamg1706]

Only 100 of these devices in the world but only worth 10,000 each. One of these figures has to be off.

[@gazzy9136]

Watched hundreds, if not thousands of documentaries and nothing comes close to the quality of this.

[@marvin-rogerdecarvalho6302]

legendary document!! Reduan Faid the street never forgot!!! I will never forget how I went to my friends and said: guys, you have to see this. the best documentary ever

[@eamonnbyrne8400]

This documentary is way better than anything National Geographic has put out. All they show is "Actor's" with their face's blurred and their voice's disguised. 🇮🇪

[@sareeyemanusqaame8723]

I never loved a whole video before this one I think I'll watch few times more.

[@user-er8kz2jg6o]

Just what I was looking for. Always good to find a new documentary.

[@D.W189]

One of the best documentaries to ever watch. Good stuff!!

[@Minalkra]

I just wanna say 'hi' to my NSA handler, I just stumble across this. No need to panic.

[@Luke-tm5oy]

I’m surprised at how low the profit margins they’re making are especially at the higher end.

[@samiirai]

it's called wholesale for a reason

[@prabhdeepdhahan1147]

@@samiirai He bought 9 kilos at 30 grand a piece. Im assuming he sold each one for 40 grand to local ounce dealers and profited 10 grand a kilo for a total of 90 000 just of the coke. If my math is right. That dude is definitely walking around with a bullet proof vest on and at least a handgun. Guaranteed he's been robbed by someone, either the cops or someone he knows.

[@samiirai]

@@prabhdeepdhahan1147 Never said he wasnt a walking bank, just said wholesale is well, whole and on sale, so when you sell it, you kinda have to sell more than a few keys for it to be worth the risk, but then with the added weight/risk, profits go up with less work, buying 10kg vs. 20kg. and then selling it can't really be considered working "harder/more" vs. steet dealer who will need to buy more and then work more hours to make more money, doesnt matter how hard he works, he will never see a dime like the man he buys product from.

[@waso778]

Low? Buy 2000 euro 1 kilo, they do at least 1500 kilo a one time.

[@35dd]

You could make millions off that batch, but it takes so much more time and work. Now he is making €150k in a couple hours work, that’s better than a criminal making double that being on the streets the whole day

[@edelweiss-]

this is so risky for the journalist and camera man, high props. not because of the thiefs, but because of the police. in this situation your risk is more likely to get shot by police in action

[@Paul-qq7mh]

This would have to be the best crime doco i have watched.

[@amanda.___.m]

Hands down the best doc. Very informative.

[@dennisjankowsky6130]

This is such amazing documentary work, that i'm absolutely speechless. Bravo!

[@courtpaul9334]

In my humble opinion so,far this is definitely one of the best reporting for this year🏆...the entire film crew did a fantastic job & we encourage y'all to do more.Viewers from the Beautiful Caribbean Islands 🏝 ⛱🍾🍷🍻

[@2MartSaar]

its from 2008 ish...

[@timothy2935]

lmao

[@DedMan516]

​@@2MartSaar 2012 gee. That first robbery with the shootout on the highway happened in 2012

[@fliprhd3758]

@@2MartSaar in sweden we still call someone ''the fox'' when they drive fast or drive from police

[@rickyunik6598]

this is very brave content. even though their business was bad at the beginning but their last hope is to have a normal business like the others

[@user-jk9to8wu5j]

I think police men should be journalists. Man uncovers so much in 1 year with a camera and a tonne of courage, than police really do for generations. Incredible reporting💯💯

[@JonHullock]

So most of this footage is about 13 years old so most of the guys should be retired by now or in jail or undead.

[@Jackdog011]

This is a really good hardcore criminal activity documentary and the brilliant commentary of the translations is very funny.

[@Corrupted]

Incredible documentary, great work

[@errorsk2188]

We live in a world where you can be an eletrician coming home from Germany, and a BMW passes you slowly on the highway. Only it is full of drugs 😂 Insane, absolutely insane documentary ! Just goes to show how many different lives coexist next to each other. Your neighbour could be a drug overlord and you'd just think he likes partying late into the night when he arrives home at 3 in the morning 😂

[@TheBeefSlayer]

50:48 wow. Dude is for real an arms dealer.

[@somiarushearthstone]

bro i love the fact that the arms dealer dude advertised his guns💀💀💀

[@samiirai]

Ait so what you got fam? Sends links to this documentary.

[@DedMan516]

​@@samiirai 😂

[@spingebill8551]

This made me realize something that should be obvious: the criminal world is hierarchical in the sense that the dumb common street criminals stay towards the bottom where they can do their job, while the smart ones who can do a high-stakes job and not get caught are at the top. And then at the very top I imagine it’s a mix between very smart (criminals who managed to grow their large businesses into empires like the cartels and mafias) and very lucky (those who strike gold, such as an abandoned Yugoslav arms depot) criminals.

[@boerandemo7766]

Good observation, pecking order exists everywhere

[@trevorcecil5254]

No sht.

[@cryingchihuahua487]

I love the charm of the narrator trying to replicate their expression in words

[@thewitherchannel1053]

after this was made, Redoine Faid got even more famous by escaping from prison TWICE in the span of 5 years.

[@TSKNBgaming]

wtf, thanks for the info just found out more to watch

[@Wise1ent]

The narrator/journalist of this documentary is amazing

[@WizardOfTheKremlin]

do you know his name?

[@35dd]

@@WizardOfTheKremlinit’s a big one Hear his voice in nearly every english voiced docu

[@noneofyourbizness]

remarkable access achieved by these investigative journalists. good doco.

[@livingbarret]

One of the dopest videos I’ve watched in a long time.

[@daveselbow9128]

what an awesome documentary

[@FETTEBIBI]

This camera man on a whole another level

[@heikki_123]

definitely one of the best documentaries on youtube

[@chrisj5097]

I’m happy in the knowledge that the guy selling explosives has a conscience and he won’t sell them to terrorist 😂

[@wylieguy9720]

Not much more to say all has been said in the other comments I just want to congratulate everyone who helped make this happen this is should be the model of how to make a documentary so raw and real that you can't even make up a better one!!

[@ismabisma6220]

One of the top 5 documentaries I’ve ever seen

[@adoyer04]

newbie, its ok for its "side genre".

[@unlucky1416]

“Its like a uniform from eleven each night we cover our heads, if you take it off i means you’ve given up.” Brilliant journalism!!

[@adamrobson80]

Mad good documentary 👏

[@truthterrain3484]

How does a documentary maker have the access to and the trust form criminals and the police at the same time?

[@ecwto0010]

Really good doc wish i knew what they guys are doing now wished there was more videos like this

[@Jartran72]

Fox and Redoine faid are arrested. PSG stopped arms dealing from what we know.

[@Kaib902]

Coming from someone who was a DT, when he made it through the last tollbooth a smile even came to my face because i know the feeling, watching a documentary were the DT doesn't get caught was actually really refreshing

[@selfishstockton6123]

Sure you were, El Chapo

[@lydonD6618]

Very well done..love that 👏

[@spacetimeworm]

Trying to say that 112 kilos of heroin equals only 112,000 doses is WILDLY inaccurate

[@HIGH_noon]

i think that was a Freudian "combo" slip... he was thinking about the singular need of the user's dose then how you split the kilo into gram sized bags for selling and that is what a user may buy or how it will be handed out on the LOW level of dealing. he may also not really know the actual amount a "dose" really is so if you think about cocaine you usually buy it by the gram and thats what someone might need for the day/night... heroin is different tho, especially w the ones who shoot it.

[@thisislilraskal]

This documentary is awesome, I've never seen anything like it.

[@joshuavasquez5805]

This channel is on point for real. I don’t know if it’s the guy talking channel but I’m talking about him.

[@alwayslive7460]

excellent- and the best narrator also

[@unternehmenmafia2805]

Watching Heat 7times and starting robbing Armored Vans. But Games are the evli😂

[@prabhdeepdhahan1147]

lol and watching Point Break

[@samueljackson6188]

20 years of war has breed a class of super criminals.

[@ana68475]

the biggest organised groups in france are NOT the albanians or other people from eastern europe. The biggest organised groups in france are north africans, mainly moroccans and algerians. Example...redouan faid is algerian.

[@codaalive5076]

Very good documentary, few journalists get so close to their sources 👍

[@einbaumpflanzen]

Best and real docu ever.

[@rocoutt]

it aint nun like this i rewatched atleast 4 times dis bih too tuff

[@Magdalena9Jeden]

i cant wrap my head around one thing: how do the criminals come to decision to go ahead with being part of those documentaries? Drug smugglers, car thieves, gun dealers?! wtf

[@BigGuy10Points]

God complex. Why tf did John Gotti start doing interviews? They feel above the law.

[@-xirx-]

France is built different, tbh

[@iammikeythepoet]

this is an absolute delight of a film , thoughtful and intelligent , letting us 'sneak thief' into the lives of others in an informal yet informative way , bravo to all concerned.

[@fgoogleinthea7475]

not bravo to the scumbags surely?

[@TurdKutter]

can anyone suggest a part 2 style doc or youtube upload this kind of stuff is amazing i live in the US so over the pond crime is amazing