Fascinating video Jordan. I had just heard about murderer Leslie Van Houten being released. You're right, there are a lot famous cases I'm sure they'll highlight in the future. Thank you for sharing this Jordan. Blessings - Judith 🎵🎭
Leslie van Houten should have never gotten out of prison, she was sentenced to death for her horrible crimes. Just take a look at that photo, her smiling and singing. I'm sure there's a lot of people in prison that are sorry for their crimes, but they're not going to get out anytime soon. The LaBianca family is not happy about her parole. The news loves to talk about how much she's changed and everything, but guess what... her victims are still dead, and the crime has never changed. I was here for both riots. I was too little for the first riot, but I remember the 2nd riot. I was here for the Northridge earthquake, that was very scary, being woken up at 4:35 a.m. 😳 also remember the 1971 Sylmar earthquake, was 7 years old. I did not want to sleep in my own bed after that earthquake. Adam 12 was my brothers favorite show, loved it. And what I love about watching about those old shows is they show a lot of Los Angeles from back in the day ❤
Fascinating! I'm a huge ADAM-12 and Dragnet fan so this was so interesting to see the display. Also the Manson Girls cells and the Patty Hearst collection - wow! Every major city should have a museum like this! Thank you Jordan - your vlogs always are amazing!!! 😊☺️❤️🥰☀️🌴🦩
I did not know a thing about this museum. Over the years you have taught me so much about the place I was born in, and where I have lived my life. I’m grateful.
Great thing about L.A is that you can go just about anywhere and find a film location or something of interest! Highly recommended to anyone who is thinking of coming to California
I'm second generation Hollywood, LA, Valley. My friend lived one street behind BOA. I was a single young mother when RR was on the rampage. My mom remembers the Segal and Black Dalia murders. I remember the riots after OJ👿. My parents took route 66 out here after WWII. My dad was a studio musician and did Vegas ( Rat Pack , Liberace etc) too. Your vlogs are awesome but make me sad too. Scott did the Strip recently with death of Viper Room. Many good times on the Strip with sketchy memories, LOL. So much history is gone, my family gone, but your vlogs mean alot to ppl like me.. TY!
Jordan, many thanks for another great vlog. This was a really interesting museum. Made me realize the amount of famous cases the Los Angeles police have dealt with over the years.
Such an awesome blog the fact that you found this museum and to show us this part of history is amazing Thank you Jordan you do amazing blogs when you’re in Los Angeles
What an interesting museum. Thanks for posting this. I worked at a bookstore in Carlsbad, CA the mid 1970s and Martin Milner would come in, buy a lot of books and I would giftwrap them for him. He was a very nice fellow. Patty Hearst's life would have been very different had she used that rifle to kill someone. Isn't it ridiculous the things people will do just for some money!
You've ...never... watched...Adam 12 😮 ??? It is fantastic LA nostalgia. Loved the show in the 1970's... Love it today. 💪❤ Fantastic video Jordan. I live in LA and knew nothing of the LAPD museum. 😬 Thanks for the creepy fun vlog! ❤
What a great display of memorabilia, Patty Hurst was quite a thing and of course the Manson murders and the girls cells were really neat Ty Jordan😎You are so correct Scott Michaels would have loved this, he’ll be there soon, the Black Dalihia will be very interesting to see
That was fascinating!! Amazing they have so much stuff in there and that it's still around. You'll have to make another trip there down the road when they've changed out the exhibits.
This is very interesting. I hope you tell Scott Michaels about this place. They used the outside of the museum building in a lot of TV shows that had the LA police in them. Thanks a lot for showing us around. Take care.
I loved this. I went to the police Hall of Fame in Titusville Florida near the Kennedy space center. They have a memorial wall inside and it's amazing of all of the fallen policemen and women. Anyways I wanted to find a friend of mine on the wall so I went to the podium to look through the book to find my friend. And the book was open to the page that he was on. It was a surreal experience. It was like he had it open to that page for me. It's a real cool museum 👍🏼😎
Appreciate the additional information on Ms. Hearst's torture now I can understand better. Light bulb is also going off for a reference I now understand my mom used to get me therapy.
I just finished reading "Manson, Sinatra and Me" A Hollywood Party Girl's Memoir and How She Helped Vincent Bugliosi with the Helter Skelter Case". She once shared a cell with Susan Atkins! The book is a fascinating read. Scott Michaels interviewed Virginia Graham in her later years; the interview is on his channel.
Back in the day the building was used again and again in various TV cop shows. Specifically I remember it being in the series version of Alien Nation. Very cool
I saw the second half of your TH-cam video. After my annual exam by my doctor. And while I was at Edward's Tobacco Shop. Smoking a $12 Arturo Fuente Cigar at the smoke shop. ALL ON MY 50TH BIRTHDAY!!
I remember watching the North Hollywood shootout live on TV. It was absolutely shocking when they dropped the first guy with a head shot. Live (dead) on TV. You could hear the gunshots way off in the distance from our balcony.
Crazy to think that the two robbers were armored up in Kevlar vests and leggings. If I remember correctly, the LAPD was outgunned so they were going to gun and sporting goods stores to get AR-15s and anything else they could get their hands on.
My family and I moved to California in 1985 and some months later Richard Ramirez struck less than 10 miles away ,that's when we moved to the area where Clarence Dean passed away
Patty's name was changed to Tanya by her captors. . .this story was front page for a year!!!! Amazing story.... Amazing to me that she survived this incredible ordeal she was jailed for being a bank robber with the SLA. and was subsequently pardoned by the President ...I believe she married her body guard and also had some cameo appearances in movies .. .and had children
Oh wow, Forrest Haggerty got a letter from Tex. Did not know that! He also has a great YT channel where he takes you to various crime scenes. Alot of indepth coverage. Very cool
Growing up in SoCal in the 60’s & 70’s I remember a lot of these events! But I think the one bothered me the most was Patty Hearst! She was a year older than me. I remember when the house that the SLA was in that burned, or blew up. Police were thinking Patty was in it! Richard Ramirez was scary for us in SoCal at the time! So actually I was working at hospital in Laguna Hills and my Asst Director’s neighbor has seen Richard Ramirez creeping around in Mission Viejo!
I saw a picture of one of the North Hollywood exhibits where they had the suspects' VCR on display because when the cops raided the house it had a copy of the film HEAT inside it HEAT came out in 94 and is one of the best heist movies ever made and the best shootout in movie history
My grandma had rentals in LA. I could see the smoke of the Watts Riots which is what we called it in those days. Nancy Ling Perry went to a high school here in Santa Rosa, Montgomery High School, class of 1962. Her parents owned a Furniture Store, and very grieved over Nancy's career and death. Frank Morgan of Dragnet lived in Sonoma County, CA, in the town of Sebastopol. I lived in Manhattan Beach, LA County, CA, in 1968 and remember the RFK assassination. It was a stressful. I lived in SoCal when Manson and the Family went on trial. SoCal felt the pressure, and hippie type people were avoided.
Maybe when the museum switches displays there will be some Falling Down movie props in the future like the D-FENS license plate. Adam-12 & Squad 51 were very popular tv series.
SHOCKED at those cells! Im ALL For The Blue, but One has to "Go to the Bathroom" in front of each other. Criminals, yes. Agreed. But thats like borderline torture if you ask me (lack of bathroom privacy). And That is, "Humiliation." Perhaps is why they do it? ADAM 12? MY FAVORITE SHOW as a kid.
Had a friend many years ago who had done some time in juvenile hall. He said he would start a fight at least once a week so he'd be put in solitary. Then he could take a crap in private.
How crazy is it that this aired the day after Leslie Van Houten's parole was announced to the public?
i watched Scott Michaels the other day with Leslie getting out, the governor didnt want to challenge it . i feel bad for the victims family
Fascinating video Jordan. I had just heard about murderer Leslie Van Houten being released. You're right, there are a lot famous cases I'm sure they'll highlight in the future. Thank you for sharing this Jordan. Blessings - Judith 🎵🎭
Did they release her?
@@kengeorge5197 yes, unfortunately. I feel so bad for the families.
@@judithmitchell4667 thank you I wasn’t sure I agree with you especially a poor little baby but thank you
Officers Malloy and Reed got me into cop shows when I was like 7!! Love that show !!!
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Kent McCord was my sister's first celebrity crush.
Leslie van Houten should have never gotten out of prison, she was sentenced to death for her horrible crimes. Just take a look at that photo, her smiling and singing. I'm sure there's a lot of people in prison that are sorry for their crimes, but they're not going to get out anytime soon. The LaBianca family is not happy about her parole. The news loves to talk about how much she's changed and everything, but guess what... her victims are still dead, and the crime has never changed. I was here for both riots. I was too little for the first riot, but I remember the 2nd riot. I was here for the Northridge earthquake, that was very scary, being woken up at 4:35 a.m. 😳 also remember the 1971 Sylmar earthquake, was 7 years old. I did not want to sleep in my own bed after that earthquake. Adam 12 was my brothers favorite show, loved it. And what I love about watching about those old shows is they show a lot of Los Angeles from back in the day ❤
I agree
She killed and got out, Manson killed no one and had to die in jail. That's what I call a double standard in the justice system.
Fascinating! I'm a huge ADAM-12 and Dragnet fan so this was so interesting to see the display. Also the Manson Girls cells and the Patty Hearst collection - wow! Every major city should have a museum like this! Thank you Jordan - your vlogs always are amazing!!! 😊☺️❤️🥰☀️🌴🦩
I love ADAM-12 and Dragnet too! I was in LA and didn't know this even existed. So cool!
@@dianneprovini8260 The reruns of ADAM-12 and Dragnet can still be found on cable.
I did not know a thing about this museum. Over the years you have taught me so much about the place I was born in, and where I have lived my life. I’m grateful.
Jordan, you are America's tour guide! I don't know how you find it all but just keep doing it! Excellent work ...
As a retired LEO on the east coast, a wonderful video of the LAPD museum. Thank you!
Great thing about L.A is that you can go just about anywhere and find a film location or something of interest! Highly recommended to anyone who is thinking of coming to California
I was so nice to see this. Before 10:10 A M. As I was eating A French Press Breakfast. Delivered by DOORDASH. And petting my cat Isabella.
Ahhh, what a life. Definitely not complete without Isabella.
I am watching this video with my cat chloe
That was flippin fantastic!!!!
Wow !!! So many unexpected gems in this one Jordan, you knocked this one right out of the park. Thank you so much, I just loved every minute of it!
I love the museum tours you do. I appreciate the history.
I'm second generation Hollywood, LA, Valley. My friend lived one street behind BOA. I was a single young mother when RR was on the rampage. My mom remembers the Segal and Black Dalia murders. I remember the riots after OJ👿. My parents took route 66 out here after WWII. My dad was a studio musician and did Vegas ( Rat Pack , Liberace etc) too. Your vlogs are awesome but make me sad too. Scott did the Strip recently with death of Viper Room. Many good times on the Strip with sketchy memories, LOL. So much history is gone, my family gone, but your vlogs mean alot to ppl like me.. TY!
I remember Watts Riots,I'm from LA.Zappas song Trouble Every Day was written about that time.
Thanks...that was really good tour.
Very fascinating museum!! Thanks Jordan!!
Thanks for the tour 👌
Jordan, many thanks for another great vlog. This was a really interesting museum. Made me realize the amount of famous cases the Los Angeles police have dealt with over the years.
Such an awesome blog the fact that you found this museum and to show us this part of history is amazing Thank you Jordan you do amazing blogs when you’re in Los Angeles
Really enjoyed this one. Thanks for sharing with us.
That was awesome place thanks for the video
Another great episode. Been loving Scott Michael’s channel and marathon watched probably back over a year or more so far.
What an interesting museum. Thanks for posting this. I worked at a bookstore in Carlsbad, CA the mid 1970s and Martin Milner would come in, buy a lot of books and I would giftwrap them for him. He was a very nice fellow. Patty Hearst's life would have been very different had she used that rifle to kill someone. Isn't it ridiculous the things people will do just for some money!
Thanks for sharing, love your videos you’re the best 👍👍👍
Excellent job Jordan, love this history museum and video. I want to visit this place now
Awesome video! Great job Jordan.
Another fantastic video Jordan!!!!
Hi Jordan, wow, crazy to see some of those actual items. Great vlog Jordan.
Enjoyed again as usual ,Jordan
Always a great way to wake up. Thank you.
Interesting vlog Jordan. ~Love&Light♥️C.
Awesome museum 👍
Thanks for the tour it was great.
Interesting museum! I had no idea that they had the Manson girls’ cells in a museum.
Thanks Jordan. Good video loved it!
love this vlog!!!! you just keep getting better and better!!
Great video Jordan! I never knew this was there.
Loved the museum tour wonderful vid! Thank you Jordan!
You've ...never...
watched...Adam 12 😮
???
It is fantastic LA nostalgia.
Loved the show in the 1970's... Love it today.
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Fantastic video Jordan.
I live in LA and knew nothing of the LAPD museum. 😬
Thanks for the creepy fun vlog! ❤
loved the show and thought the younger actor was so cute
Just wanted to say this 🎉 thank you . Thank you thank you
Jordan- I never knew that existed either. I thought it was very nice how they put things together. Once again thank you very cool.
That was good the police museum I would love to go through it good vlog Jordan vickie napa california
great video. I haven't been here in a while. I need to visit soon.
Awesome video! You know Zak Baggins is going to buy that door and put it in his museum!
but there is no filming in Zak Baggins museum.
I hope anybody, but him gets it
@@DazewithJordantheLion I couldn’t agree more!
Favorite cop show was Hill Street Blues, also cops and Miami Vice. Interesting. My husband knew Bubba Smith at MSU back in 66
thank you jordan.....
What a great display of memorabilia, Patty Hurst was quite a thing and of course the Manson murders and the girls cells were really neat Ty Jordan😎You are so correct Scott Michaels would have loved this, he’ll be there soon, the Black Dalihia will be very interesting to see
Wow..very interesting!! Adam 12 was a good police show! Thanks!!
Really enjoyed this video interesting artifacts form Los Angeles crime history
Wow! This is awesome thanks Jordan
Thanks Jordan!
That was fascinating!! Amazing they have so much stuff in there and that it's still around. You'll have to make another trip there down the road when they've changed out the exhibits.
This is very interesting. I hope you tell Scott Michaels about this place. They used the outside of the museum building in a lot of TV shows that had the LA police in them. Thanks a lot for showing us around. Take care.
This looks an awesome museum, definitely on my list next LA visit, thanks Jordan!
I loved this. I went to the police Hall of Fame in Titusville Florida near the Kennedy space center. They have a memorial wall inside and it's amazing of all of the fallen policemen and women. Anyways I wanted to find a friend of mine on the wall so I went to the podium to look through the book to find my friend. And the book was open to the page that he was on. It was a surreal experience. It was like he had it open to that page for me. It's a real cool museum 👍🏼😎
I love your channel! Love from Kentucky
I'm definitely planning on going there next time I'm in LA. I'd never even heard of it. Thanks.
Appreciate the additional information on Ms. Hearst's torture now I can understand better. Light bulb is also going off for a reference I now understand my mom used to get me therapy.
Awesome video! Love Dragnet and Adam 12
Very cool video, I enjoyed this thanks
Awesome vlog. TFS
That’s one of my favorite videos!
I just finished reading "Manson, Sinatra and Me" A Hollywood Party Girl's Memoir and How She Helped Vincent Bugliosi with the Helter Skelter Case". She once shared a cell with Susan Atkins! The book is a fascinating read. Scott Michaels interviewed Virginia Graham in her later years; the interview is on his channel.
Fantastic …thank you.
Back in the day the building was used again and again in various TV cop shows. Specifically I remember it being in the series version of Alien Nation. Very cool
I saw the second half of your TH-cam video. After my annual exam by my doctor. And while I was at Edward's Tobacco Shop. Smoking a $12 Arturo Fuente Cigar at the smoke shop. ALL ON MY 50TH BIRTHDAY!!
Live it up! Enjoy your day!!! Happy birthday!
Amsome video,
That was dope, thank you
I remember watching the North Hollywood shootout live on TV. It was absolutely shocking when they dropped the first guy with a head shot. Live (dead) on TV. You could hear the gunshots way off in the distance from our balcony.
Crazy to think that the two robbers were armored up in Kevlar vests and leggings. If I remember correctly, the LAPD was outgunned so they were going to gun and sporting goods stores to get AR-15s and anything else they could get their hands on.
My family and I moved to California in 1985 and some months later Richard Ramirez struck less than 10 miles away ,that's when we moved to the area where Clarence Dean passed away
another awesome video
I can't believe I didn't see this when I was in LA!
That first vehicle reminds me of..."The police have themselves an RV." 😂😂😂
Patty's name was changed to Tanya by her captors. . .this story was front page for a year!!!! Amazing story.... Amazing to me that she survived this incredible ordeal she was jailed for being a bank robber with the SLA. and was subsequently pardoned by the President ...I believe she married her body guard and also had some cameo appearances in movies .. .and had children
Oh wow, Forrest Haggerty got a letter from Tex. Did not know that! He also has a great YT channel where he takes you to various crime scenes. Alot of indepth coverage. Very cool
Cool 👍✌️
Happy belated birthday 🎂
Growing up in SoCal in the 60’s & 70’s I remember a lot of these events! But I think the one bothered me the most was Patty Hearst! She was a year older than me. I remember when the house that the SLA was in that burned, or blew up. Police were thinking Patty was in it! Richard Ramirez was scary for us in SoCal at the time! So actually I was working at hospital in Laguna Hills and my Asst Director’s neighbor has seen Richard Ramirez creeping around in Mission Viejo!
Your videos are fantastic! I miss JAH ❤
I saw a picture of one of the North Hollywood exhibits where they had the suspects' VCR on display because when the cops raided the house it had a copy of the film HEAT inside it HEAT came out in 94 and is one of the best heist movies ever made and the best shootout in movie history
Just returned from LA……forgot to go to this museum. Omg. 😮
Thanks on Adam 12. oh Martin.
I remember Ted Danson and the brutal scene from The Onion Field when the first shot occurs in slow motion.
The energy emanating from that white chevrolet celebrity used in the robbery has to be off the charts😮
that bank robbery is why I dont think any civilian should be able to own an AK 47 or armor piercing bullets even though I was raised with guns
My grandma had rentals in LA. I could see the smoke of the Watts Riots which is what we called it in those days.
Nancy Ling Perry went to a high school here in Santa Rosa, Montgomery High School, class of 1962. Her parents owned a Furniture Store, and very grieved over Nancy's career and death.
Frank Morgan of Dragnet lived in Sonoma County, CA, in the town of Sebastopol.
I lived in Manhattan Beach, LA County, CA, in 1968 and remember the RFK assassination. It was a stressful.
I lived in SoCal when Manson and the Family went on trial. SoCal felt the pressure, and hippie type people were avoided.
RFK Bloody shirt & tie were removed from display at LA police museum by the Kennedy family over a very heated phone call to LA police dept from Mass
Maybe when the museum switches displays there will be some Falling Down movie props in the future like the D-FENS license plate. Adam-12 & Squad 51 were very popular tv series.
When I was in 8th grade, Social Studies class I did a report on Patty Hurst. Couldn't tell you anything about it now.
SHOCKED at those cells! Im ALL For The Blue, but One has to "Go to the Bathroom" in front of each other. Criminals, yes. Agreed. But thats like borderline torture if you ask me (lack of bathroom privacy). And That is, "Humiliation." Perhaps is why they do it? ADAM 12? MY FAVORITE SHOW as a kid.
Had a friend many years ago who had done some time in juvenile hall. He said he would start a fight at least once a week so he'd be put in solitary. Then he could take a crap in private.
@@julied6322 so true. I've also been in a Jail Holding Cell. Torture, and knowone does a bloody thing about it.
I thought the same thing...."Scott Michaels!"
I live in Bakersfield CA, I've heard stories about the onion field killing.
Remember when LA police had their entire exhibit at the Palms. Prob 15 years ago. Have hundreds of pics. It was an anniversary time for the LA PD.
I think they filmed the police station scene in Fletch there.
Thanks Jordan! What all did they have of Mansons ???
That police Station was used in The Show HUNTER !
Hey Jordan have you ever done a video knight rider filming locations
In one of those cells the cardboard poster looked a bit like Mickey Cohen.
It is. The other was his bodyguard. At one time both boards used for a seperate exhibit.
Joseph wambaugh wrote a book about the onion fields crime. Ex police officer turned writer.
In the cells in the beginning is famous LA gangster Mickey Cohen and Tex Watson (from the Manson murders) I believe
nothing from the tv show chips, i figured they would have that,