Policing The Most Dangerous City In The World: Philadelphia | Risk Takers | Real Responders
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- This week on Risk Takers we are in Philadelphia as a team of Police Officers patrol the chaotic and terrifying streets of this city. A story of Violence, Drugs and Death in one of the most dangerous Cities in North America.
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Born and raised in Phila thank you to the men and women of the phila police. God bless and thanks
Thank goodness there are brave men and woman willing to go into this war zone!
You call it Phila now? When I was there back in the 70s we called it Fladelphia.
Lived here 52 years and still here. If trump wins I will stay. But if not …Texas here I come
@@kimmy722 BYE
@kimmy722 bye, who cares
I grew in Philadelphia in the 60's & 70's I never had a negative experience with the police. Philadelphia police, especially Officer Bradley, are some of the coolest officers around.
Hey I live in Arizona Phoenix an looking for a more exciting city... I was thinking about Philadelphia
@@dejohnnelacy254I'm a Philly native. Born and raised. I love this city. But be careful and have your wits about you here in Philly or you might run into the wrong kind of excitement
@@dejohnnelacy254 take your demons to fight the philly demons, you will be the loser. Pure evil some relish in that
Yes they are and sadly way underpaid for that job. I lived in Philly for years and that is the toughest place I’ve ever been. Just the people and the cops and everyone’s just got a chip on their shoulder. Just a tough city. But the cops are great and very friendly and helpful. I remember when I first moved there and I was looking for Tony Lucs and I asked a cop that was walking in the area and he said I’ll tell you if you get me a sandwich 😂(he was kidding) but I got him one anyway lol.
I was there then and under Mayor Rizzo it was the cops who were the criminals.
In my 69 years I was never stop by an officer nor never arrested during those times we were more afraid of our parents than anything else. And I raise my children the same way.
When I said this on TH-cam, I was called everything from a liar to goody goody girl. I am 76 years old. And I had the same parents you did. 😊
But some should have been stopped and locked up! I’m 60 majority people there are criminal minded but never went to jail especially in church
god fearing children who can be trusted!
Yeah the cops in philly only care about serious crimes
An abundance of respect, appreciation and well wishes to the first responder's.
THANK YOU
U must not be from Philly if ur giving praise to these cops there all dirty and corrupt
I grew up in that neighborhood for 40. PLUS years the Badlandz. It is crazy out there..you definitely have to give these officers props for what they do
when them streets get tight say goodnight them areas of philly especially make my skin crawl
yea.. yeah..been to the badlandz, Sketchy around there.
Spent my weekends and summers at 6th and Lycoming when my mother would dump me at my babas home so she could go party.
As a medical provider, working with the public has become insanity. The stories that I could tell. No one would believe them. I’ve been injured. When a third nurse at our facility was killed, I left.
You poor thing.
Rosebud, can you say where this facility is?
I would believe it, grow up in Detroit in the 70s, yeah I know.
when good citizens are planning parenthood, and bad citizens are producing new criminals without care...and criminals raising criminals makes for worse criminals...so until we get rid of criminals, this is only going to get worse exponentially....stop protecting crime and criminals.
@@chickenchauffeur3791 its more complex than that... poverty breeds crime
Living in Philly, drugs and crimes are big problems. Much respect to the police officers out there❤
I am born and raised in Philadelphia and it pains me to see what the city has become
As am I; North Philadelphia has been going down hill since the mid 90's but at this point it's straight terror! I was just there in August and it is truly scary.
@@metamorphosis9671 I still live in Philadelphia and it is really scary for me
I'm an Ole' Head'', from the 60's,70's and 80/90's , and yes, I remember growing up in the Rizzo era... But, I hate what I see what my Hometown has become---
@@tkso.philly-7868 it's the unfortunate reality we have to live with
There too and it has gone down hill good ole Philthadelphia!
Thank you to our Philadelphia police officers who put their lives on the line day in and day out. Much respect & prayers.
Prayers won't solve this failed Capitalist country of white collar and blue collar criminals.
Where were they putting their lives on the line to an operation' push ' how are they pushing others to in their lives with fire bombs?
Why didn't you say anything about when the police dropped them bombs in the Cobbs Creek neighborhood and killed all those people like it was a 3rd world country?
I live in the suburbs, just outside of Philadelphia. The city is far worse than what you see here. It’s filthy, smells awful, and the zombies are everywhere. The police must be the bravest people you’d ever meet. 👮♀️👮♀️👮♀️👮♀️
Yeadon?
That's not true! Stop talking 💩from Delco
Zombies are everywhere..? Yea definitely not true thats were you lost me at
You've never been to Kensington then I'm guessing? That's where the zombies roam free
@@BucksCorner101the zombies are addicted it's something called a nasty disease..... Untill it hits home... They come in all shapes and sizes from coPs, politicians surgeons to your average user, stay in sweet bucks
Any of the first responders deserve the utmost respect.
well said. All put their life on the line to help and save others. There will always be bad apples, does not make the whole Tree bad. In Europe there is often very little respect for first responders. Like to react late to move aside, so an Ambulance can drive through, to disrespect, intimidate, provoke Police or any that Protect and Serve. And the ones that disrespect are the ones that cry like a little puppy, when Their house is on Fire, or a Police officer drops you off at the Emergency Entrance with 3 bullits in you Torso, and the Surgeons save Your Life!
Maybe it is because the true meaning of Respect has been lost.
For Respect has nothing to do with fear nor greed.
Respect is a reflection of Intellect, Knowledge and Wisdom.
🙄👎🏼
@@thegreatestmantoevrwlkthep9986 I was always under the impression that Jesus was the greatest man to ever walk the earth, how do you rate?
@@virginiashirley4139 of course you were, Virginia… smh like the rest of you that aren’t thinking for yourself.
“Under the impression “; believing, mistakenly or on the basis of little evidence, that something is the case.
"he was under the impression that they had become friends"
@@thegreatestmantoevrwlkthep9986 you have a handle that says the greatest....... and you comment to that lady like that. What's your evidence that you're the greatest. I see none and there are plenty I know that would put you to shame.
Being a police officer is a dangerous job !!! My hats goes off too the good law enforcement officers I salute you all
Could never exercise the restraint necessary to be a cop.
Actually it ranked 22..
Yes true police need to be paid more
As a former Kensington resident, this video sadly is mild. Over 500 homicides so far this year and its mot gonna slow down. The police have lost the city and it wasn't do to lack of effort, they are mostly great cops, just grossly outnumbered.
Remember if we defund them, we can fight crime with our feelings
@@alanevans6482 Nahh I can fight it with my weapon.
@Creation Station To buy a gun you need to pass a background check... Do your own research.
@Creation Station America has a shitload of gun control laws.
@Creation Station you cant buy guns like that in Philly or PA. Besides, most crimes are occuring without guns. Its people acting like animals. At least if you have a weapon you can protect yourself. That old man who got beat up by those three cowards had no way to protect themselves.
Thank you Mayor Kenny for making the greatest city in the USA a cesspool.
Don't forget DA Krasner
not his fault
Keep voting democrat and this is what ya get.
I agree he let this city go to hell
The worst mayor every
It is horrible what is happening in our country.
Ye cus you are like the muslims and migrants in the EU. You say "oh stuff is horrible, oh no it's so grave" but you do exactly nothing about it. You would never organize, put in effort and most importantly not spend a single cent on change. You only care about yourself and think the guy with the best election movie will fix it. Welcome to the US XDDDD
yes i agree, as your neighbour i'll pray for you, i know you'll overcome but it's weird how bad things have gotten
What do u think the reason is why things have gotten so crazy over there I the States. I'm in England and 2 be honest things are pretty mental here but not a patch on what is going on there. We still love u guys tho, well, most of u!
@@Mongieboy I believe a lot of it has came about over the last couple decades, when the politicians getting voted and or placed in, started caring more to line their own coffers than actually caring about policies to help the people. Look at the tRumplicans in office who vote Down Every Single policy that could help so many. They’re more concerned to stand by ignorance than stand by helping people. This election I believe can/Will, be a game changer for USA…. 🤞 💙
@patricia donoho…….
If another Democrat becomes President everything will be worse.
Can’t believe people would vote for a man with obvious cognitive decline, and has done nothing significant in 48 years!!
Most people are ignorant to what is going on politically.
If there’s an old pair of shoes with a D in front of it they’d vote for that!!
Our country has declined terribly since Biden took office.
Can anyone seriously say their life has improved? If so, what did he do?
Stop living in a fantasy and vote for people that love America!!
Much respect to the officers who help the communities in the right way. Officers that take the time to know the people in the communities.
Thanks to all the good cops out there much respect
For five good cops there’s one bad cop. The bad cops must be rooted out and terminated.
GOOD COPS im all for them!!
@@alvaroakatico9188 I don't know about 1 in 6 odds for a bad cop, think that is a bit much. But agree that we don't need cops that can't perform their job well or abuse the position.
@@alvaroakatico9188 more like one bad cop for every 20-25
Good cops turn in dirty ones....not happening in this city?
Every one of the people yelling at the store owner should be charged with intimidating a witness. That's why so many of our cities are trash and nobody wants to visit or live there anymore.
You should come to chicago Detriot Gary Indiana baltimore
A have been a lifelong resident of Southern New Jersey and frequent Philadelphia very often. It is disturbing how much crime has become so rampant over the years. I was there just two weeks ago on a Friday. Walking past Jefferson Memorial hospital, I passed three people shooting up on the sidewalk. They don't even try to be discreet about it.
Isn't that where Kensington is ?
That’s not crime anymore. 2023
@jackiemarini3203 No, Jefferson Hospital is in the center city. A decent distance from Kensington.
@@jackiemarini3203 no ,,, the hospital in South Philly but up center city and Kensington up near North Philly which is really North Philly imo
@@jackiemarini3203 no
I wouldn't want to be a Cop or a Nurse...Bless them for what they do.
True hero’s all around the planet 🌎 don’t forget the bankers as well
Cops aren’t in the top 20 of most dangerous jobs in America. Power linemen, roofers, garbage truck workers and groundskeepers are much more likely to suffer fatal incidents on the job than cops.
While in my state, police killing people are the second highest cause of murder, just behind spouse murder. Gang violence, robberies etc are less likely than being shot by the cops.
But yeah, there are some good cops out there, but they are all tricked into this narrative that they are at risk all the time. That they are being hunted nonstop. That does not produce good police, that trains trigger happy gunslingers, that take the Punisher as their symbol.
Firemen on the other hand, are just there to help. Never met a bad fireman. They are true heroes.
Best wishes to our American friends from across the pond, peace and love from the wirral...E
Don’t forget about the EMTS and paramedics ❤️
@@24fretsoffury
Danger isn't the reason I would be hesitant about becoming a police officer these days (again.) Regardless of one's character as a LEO, he or she will always be generalized as deserving of vilification and castigation simply for the profession.
These brave officers don’t know if they’re going to come home at the end of their shifts. God bless them.
The only few careers in the world if you don’t know you’ll come back home
They also get paid and sign up for it
@@ranjodhsidhu9240 not true you could not make it home from any job. And Philadelphia isn’t even that bad go to Honduras or Venezuela
@@ranjodhsidhu9240 The ones who don't accept getting jabbed don't even know if they're GOing to work tomorrow ...worry about coming home later! :-)
Officers are real superheroes.Bless every day they clock in for duty.Bless every day they go home safely.
I live on the safe west coast of Norway (Aalesund city), and this is sooo farfetched from my daily life here. Really sad to see this, but salute to the officers trying to keep the streets safe.
They really don’t do much unless it’s related to them.
Count your blessings. Love from Canada 🇨🇦
love norway. lived in oslo for a time in the late 60s. drove around downtown in google and i recognized nothing.
@@chrisweber6090they don’t do much for anything besides gun violence cause the numbers are so high they rlly don’t have time for domestic disputes and especially now the drug scene
Happy to know you donlive in this insanity. Greetings to Norway
Those two cops at the end who go searching the abandon houses are insane. That's some sketchy work right there much respect!
And they want to defund these officers? They need all the support we can give them.
Teachers, police, nurses: what are all these criminals going to do when we quit. What's going to happen to the law abiding citizens?
They violated that man rights who they arrested first
"They" is mostly extreme leftist anarchists, not ordinary people of either party.
The same people wanting to defund the police are the same criminals or family members trying to save their criminal way of life.
@@Toeso_Loso Criminal's don't have rights of course 😂
19:15 "ya gotta control your smiles and cries, because that's all you have and no one can take that away from you" - Jake from "Training Day"
Police officers first responders are a special kind of breed. They run towards danger. My heart goes out to them. I pray every one of them gets to go home.
I am from Philadelphia Pennsylvania and can tell you it was never like this in the 1970s and 1980s . We had our problems but this is way out of hand on how bad it is. It's sad . Mifflin and mole is near my grandmothers old house . It was a nice area at one time before the mid 1990s. 1:39
Thanks go out to all those who serve. The East Division is my streets where I grew up, and still live. God Bless you all.
Just what is your god doing exactly ? Not a thing as usual
A lot of responsibility and danger in the job. Respect to those that take up the job and perform it well.
Maybe that should have been the title. Performing the most dangerous job in the world!
Whoever was in the studio killed it with the intro beat.
You know you guys truly and always have had my respect. You guys deal with alot of high volume calls and I hope all of you stay safe and make it home. Glad you guys are out there.
Agreed💯💕
I have been pulled over plenty. Never has a cop shot or tazed me. They apologize for DUI checkpoints or whatever. The funniest time was coming home after a no name storm that blew in from the Gulf. I sure didn't expect a well know big city cop to pull me over for speeding in my ancient 5th wheel truck. I drove it into the hospital because it needed tires. It was a very fortunate thing I did.
The cop writes me up and takes off into the upcoming curve. There was a huge oak down on the road. I , said. Sir. I have the chains with me. This road carried a lot of traffic between,8 and 9,am. If you can hook it up. I'll pull it backwards into the ditch. We cleared the road and he walked back and dropped the chains back in the bed. Then he jumped up and reached across me and took the ticket back! I was truly surprised. Being nice and being helpful gets you far more than pi ssing and moaning.
I have a lot of respect for them now. I had to humble myself...
I was born and raised in Philly and the accents of these cops is comical!
Thank you Philly PD for making streets safe.
lets change from red states
They didn’t make the streets safe! The streets of Filthadelphia are far from safe as the police are way out numbered and way out gunned!
Sadly, the way it works, it usually is always the good and lovable cops who take all what they shouldn't and don't deserve. Mad respect to all of those type who do it
35:57 “We’re all we have out there.” I know it seems different in Philly but in most places the community has your back against these thugs as well. We’ll always do as best we can for our police, whatever the situation calls for.
Also, every American who so wishes should buy a gun and learn how to use it.
Well this is a great strong statement & I also must add that without the *"RIGHT TO KEEP AND BARE SHALL NOT BE INFRINGED!!!"* It'd make it a great great deal harder 💯🤝🫡
Awesome that y’all still rock those beautiful Mp5
29:40 that is hilarious. Them cats have a matching dress code which makes it harder to spot a suspect!
My brother is a US Marshall. My father was an FBI agent. My sister is Secret Service counterfeit agent. I'm the family priest. Not everyone is cut out for law enforcement.
You lying
My son just became a camden n.j police officer and I say a hail Mary everytime he's on duty.. God bless
I grew up outside of Philly. My grandmother lived in Manayunk and remember going in the early '60's to visit. Every day, people would be out front sweeping the sidewalks, picking up trash, washing windows or tending to window flower boxes. Fast forward to the early '70's. I didn't recognize the area. Trash every where, garbage everywhere, abandoned cars, my grandmothers house TRASHED as were MOST OF THE NEIGHBORS. I got threatened by some local thugs so I left. In the 1980's yuppies started moving in to downtown, buying up some of the (formerly) beautiful town homes. They fixed and painted and cleaned even installed cobblestone on the streets and refurbished the old light posts. And ALL I HEARD was "Whitey bees forcings us outs of our neighborhood cause we can't affords to live there no mores." CONVENIENTLY FORGETTING that in the 1950's and 1960's THEY moved in and started destroying the area. I could recount numerous other horror stories, but I already know I am being called racist. The kids sell drugs all day, but gold chains and name brand sneakers and won't help their mothers with food money or help with rent. I left in 1990 and only went back for 2 funerals and it had gone so far down hill I felt physically ill.
It’s not a race thing, it’s a poor thing. People who are poor, regardless of race, have respect for nothing.
@@rommyremus9650 It is in Philly. I watched them rebuild high rise "public housing" twice only to have it TOTALLY DESTROYED in less than 3 months. Fixtures ripped out, appliances stolen, elevators wrecked windows broken out and it was ALWAYS the same story. "You's forcin us to live here". Look up the MOVE fiasco if you don't believe me.
Aye yo Rox/yunk my peeps there too🙏🇺🇸✊✝️🤝
@Loving Social Distance being destroyed by the savages who FREELY squatted there while destroying any and all civility within the area like the cancerous tumors they are??? Yup!
@Loving Social Distance what do we do to help when many don't want help, other than to be left alone or to passify their addiction? The epidemic has developed into catastrophic numbers, and many within government fraudulently abuse the situation by misappropriation or lack of fiscal oversight!
Big shout out from Salford UK 🇬🇧 respect to all the coppers around the world ✌🏻💚
Born a raised in South Philly but live in FL now. I loved Philly so much it is such a great city that is completely tarnished by the crime problem.
south philly is a different world from where i live. i was down there last week . its the nicest part i think. im from mayfair
Sad, but this is pretty much EVERY big city in America. St. Louis, Baltimore, New Orleans, Memphis, Detroit, etc..
All of which are democrat run hellholes with certain demographic similarities that we are not allowed to notice.
And most of them are run by the democrats and they all have large black and hispanic populations.
Every democrat city where democrats have been in power for 60 years straight. Horrible policy that breads poverty, dependence on government and violent crime.
Definitely not just a Philly thing, and Philly is definitely not the world’s most dangerous city. That’s a big exaggeration.
Even enoree and cross anchor are going this way
Back in 2004 we went up to Philly from GA to work a job installing a new hot water boiler in a project apartment building. We would start the welding machines and things at 7am and one Saturday some residents complained about what time we started up. The next morning at roughly 7:30am I was welding when I heard a gunshot. To make a long story short they had shot the radiator in our air compressor. After that we didnt fire up the welding machines and other equipment till after 8am.
Crazy........ Ignorant people.
I am glad there are some positive officers out there on the streets. And I pray that they get more officers out there to make a difference and change the minds of these evil people out here who like having violence and drugs in their neighborhoods. Pray for the good officers stay strong positive and don't lose control.
Thank you to all officers .
The lord be with the police officers and their families
And the victims as well.
@@fatooshtkd Most of these "victims" are involved themselves.
And with all the residents who have no other areas available to them, and have to survive it.
Born and raised in Philly. Thank God I left. Would never let my kids grow up there. I am thankful to have gotten out. Alot of people can't and that sucks.
Born and raised in Philly 50’s thru 70’s the city isn’t what it used to be.
Good bellies the officers
Love the Philly accent on some of these guys, Wawa, Hoagie, Coffee, classics. Much respect to all the men and women in blue. On thing not mentioned is the salaries of these guys, Philly cops, compared to Jersey cops, make peanuts. Most patrol officers in Jersey make more than Lieutenants in Philly, and Philly cops are so much more risk. It's definitely not a job for everyone. They really love what they do and do it well. Follow these guys around on a hot Summer weekend, it will make your heads spin, no stop action.
You forgot wooder...lol
@@greggsmith8936. I was just thinking that when I rad this….wooder, and yous. Lol.
Respect to the Philly Police 👊
If you witnessed some of the stuff they do, you would feel a bit differently. A lot of them are absolute psychos. I respect the good ones, but there’s a lot of bad ones in Philly.
@@EyesHaveMiles420 as there are doctors, lawyers, judges…..etc. Not to mention the fierceness of the offenders, the weapons they have access to and their bull…..cops deserve so much more than what they get now. Maybe you should sign up?
@@EyesHaveMiles420 With the amount of flack, disrespect and dirt they haave to eeeat, it’s no wonder some of them end up vomiting that same energy bacck out. I dated a woman thaat worked special corrections, when she was done work sometimes she’d unload the pain she went through onto me, I had to give her that hope and love back. You guys dont get it..
You don’t get it. If you don’t live in Philly you wouldn’t understand. These Philly cops be corrupt too. The district had cops that were planting drugs on ppl to get arrest when the city finally found out dudes already had 5 years and had to be released. Or the cops that was robbing drug dealers and one day the dude they rob had enough and killed one a shot the other.
Bro i think this vid is from mid 2000s
I understand when you say “ we’re all we got out here” because of the family of officers, but don’t forget about all the citizens who care about you. Even some of them are willing to get involved. True, they are few and far between. Some citizens will go so far as to jump out of their cars to help an officer fighting on the side of the road. God bless you men and women.
I grew up in Philly and left when I was 15 man oh man I go back at least once a year and when I do I hate it,Philly is a horrible city and it saddens me to say that a place which I loved as a child😢I don’t even go outside as much
gorgeous city the history is like no where else but it’s going downhill idk what can be done stay safe
What this tells me is that the violent criminal are winning when the victims and witnesses are too scared to get involved!
What a frustrating job. DA's and politicians make it a wreck.
Loving the 90s style drama 😂
I pray that God protects and watches over y'all! I'm an old veteran and spent 25+ years as an Leo! Best years of my life! Always treat people the way you want to be treated much love to all Leo's !
hahahahaha, as if
it's disgusting that one of the most storied cities, steeped so deeply in our nation's history is so violent and what makes it so sad is that if all these criminals (some of whom are very intelligent) put their energy to better use the city could be better for it.
You can add Washington DC to that too.
Nah this is just the Kensington area on the North Side. The whole city isn't like this lol.
Almost like everywhere Democrats congregate
You can thank politicians for this. They scream for gun control but balk at the mention of stiffer sentences for those who commit gun crimes. Until you hear a politician talk about banning handguns they arent serious about gun control because pistols are used in over 80%of gun crimes. Me personally im all for the 2nd A and I think the best way to stop gun crimes is make the punishment so stiff its basically a life sentence. Thats the only way to punish the criminals without hurting the law-abiding gun owners
@@mtarmygrd Almost like everything our Capitalist system of conmen and white collar criminals have reduced the rest of us too simply to survive in "The land of Plenty".
All I'm saying is it takes a good person to put there life On the line everyday for strangers all at 10 to 12 bucks an hour my hats off to all of you thanks
They make much more than that
@jon Eastman The current yearly salary for a Police Officer Recruit in the Police Academy is $56,227. After graduating the academy as a Police Officer, you receive a pay increase to $58,662. There are scheduled increases in pay to the present maximum of $76,187 a year. Overtime is paid at the level of time and a half.
On average they pull in 20 hours overtime per week. Full dental and medical benefits from the moment you enter the Academy. The children of Philadelphia police officers, can go till any college in the city, for free.
@@christyleenicholas wow that's alot better deal then they get here I didn't know that
Great. The police should be paid well.
Now let’s give them a bonus to move to Red States!!!!
yeah man that would be crazy but they start at 60k or more. still not enough.
Thank you for this video!!
Big respect for the men and women in blue 👮♀️ 👍 👮🏼♂️
Massive British respect to all y'all guys. Ur neighbourhoods make ours here in England look like Disney Land . Period
🇺🇸🇺🇸👊🇬🇧🇬🇧
We are third world here , but don’t tell the fake patriots
@@utube012341 I've heard a comment about the 3rd world thing befoe. But don't worry Tom, yo secrets safe wit me 😜 🇺🇸😎🏴
The bad areas of Britain are just as bad and dangerous as the bad areas in America.
@@johnm84 search up Kensington Philadelphia no other place in the first world compares
What don’t you have that AMERICA has 40 million of? That’s why.
I was a cop in the late 1960’s, there were race riots etc. I would not be a cop today for any amount of money. I certainly admire them.
how was the police department then?
"Google it," 0:23 Race Riots of the 1960s to get your answers. Don't forget to look at major cities and individual states. Think Civil rights....
The only way to learn about the past is to educate yourself so that history has a decreased chance of repeating itself. Peace and love from the seventies. ❤❤❤❤
yes you would. stop acting like you dont want to be a hero . cops in philly are the closest thing to super heroes. small town cops not so much. you guys get it.
The fact that they were short on patrol and still do to this day is crazy god bless.
“That much blood must be a headshot” …pans to dead body like damn
Excellent documentary well done peace and love for everyone
That narrator's "oh so serious" voice thru out the documentary started to get to my head!
Great doc. Yup, drugs are def a problem worldwide.
Thanx for the U/L
Cheers!
That profile pic though
BRAVE MEN DOING GOOD WORK.
7:59 That department is badass for letting the officers have tats that are visual
edit: I'm really impressed by the production quality of the episode, thanks for all the selfless work the officers do
I remember a city when pride filled each of the neighborhoods in Philly. There was opportunity and good jobs for poor kids like me. Now, after years of neglect and hopelessness, the worst of human nature comes to the surface. It's not only a Philly problem, it's a human one. Sadly, our men and women in blue have to deal with this on a daily basis which adversely affects their mental and physical health. I know. I am the son of a Philly cop. Thank God for them. They are often that thin blue line between life and death for each and every one of us.
I feel like the police are caught in the middle of a decaying society- and taking the blame for trying to do their job under war like conditions. Soldiers under constant threat, seeing horrible things. I lived in Philly 12 years. I dont know how they do it- i could not. The people they r trying to police probably have PTSD too from a young age . Respect and thanks to your father.
You must be like a 112 years old
yea when? because this was filmed 20 years ago and nothing has changed.
Quit cucking for the cops. Just the flip side of the DemoNcrat coin.
@@anthonyfuscellaro233 Kensington Ave has changed. The stores were still open and Christmas lights were still a thing under the L 20 years ago.
Philly cops are some tough dudes. Especially around 57th and Chester ave. Thanks boys.
Y’all have known me for years. Some of you anyhow. Stay safe guys. We miss you but not the area. Florida is very different, lol
As a native of North Philadelphia, I am so happy I don't have to deal with the despair of living in an under resourced community anymore. The thought of having no future in sight is extremely depressing.
its the people not resources. accountability is needed not running away and saying dumb things like under resourced sshhht its under filled with good parents. the resources cant help a wicked culture!
I was born and raised on Phila, back in those days in the early sixties it was fun growing up. I moved out of Philly when it was just starting to get bad. I give my salute to all the officers and God bless all.
Ex police officer before in Singapore. We are one of the safest cities in the world but much respect to Philly PD
My daughter lives in Singapore.
She adopted a dog who was a dog from Changi.
Gorgeous animal!!
@@julietgover2832 I am sorry a dog in Changi if I got that right
It's really nice to see all the respect for law enforcement officers in the comments here. 👏
Most actually deserve it. There are, however, many who deserve life in prison.
Will always ❤ love Philly! !!! ❤❤❤
Born and raised in Philly, still here! You could NOT pay me enough to be a cop in Philly, sooooo, thanks to those of you who are, I appreciate all of you!
Hope you have a clean record and not only have a conceal carry permit but carry concealed everyday. If you’re not conceal carrying In Filthadelphia you’re taking your life for granted.
People, If if you encounter an emergency vehicle with lights and/or sirens on, you need to yield and let them pass!! Smh
So they can get there and murder the unarmed civilian and erase the bodycam footage asap.
Awesome
Illiteracy and drug abuse are not good companions.
Also our failing public school system.
@@joseruiz9566 many kids come out of the schools with an education. The bastards that don't want to be there and ruin it for the ones that do should be picked up and literally will thrown out the door and never allowed back. Can't totally blame the school systems when they are not allowed to take out the trash, I don't believe in trying to educate the know it alls that Don want to be in school and use it a a social hour/ safe place to chill.
How can you be illiterate in America, when public school is free?
I live here, and respect Philly’s Finest!
When you really take a good look at what is dominant here and in cities like it, I have nothing but high praise for those cops that are trying to do something to make these places safer.
I pray for the safety of law enforcement daily.
This is my dream job. My dad's a cop and when I was small, I would dress up in his uniform and looked forward till the day I could become one. Unfortunately when I was 9 years old a drunk driver hit the car I was in and caused me back injuries that will never get better. 😥
I pray all heals WELL 🙏
@@newera5238 thank you for your kind words, it really means a lot to me. Xxx
ACAB
I’m so sorry that you and your family were hit I a car by a drunk driver. Please thank your Dad for his service to Philadelphia. Even with your back injury there are jobs you can do for the police department! You can be part of radio control, emergency phone services that makes our city better and safer! We need people like you! So we all feel safe. Thank you sweetheart!
You could be a dispatcher, mad respect there. They are the glue that makes it all work!
This video is from 2007. Imagine how the series would be today!
It's FAR. WORSE.
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There's no shortage of bad cops out there, but that being said I have to respect the ones that choose to do this work.
I saw some videos on youtube... Streets of Philadelphia(Kensington) I was shocked to see people destroyed by drugs...I was born and raised in 3rd world country and never saw such things...
That was the same PC Bill Hunter who was the undercover policeman in the Louie Theroux documentary. Law and Disorder in Philadelphia. To be fair Hunter's one of those rare officer's that everyone know's and respects and is always fair with everyone. Good luck to him out there. I hope he stay's safe out there.
We need more police like Hunter.
Hunters a good dude 👌 he let me slide a couple times
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE!
Thin Blue Line!. God Bless our Peace officers.
Man I really respect good cops out there keep protecting your city and stay watchful them kids not giving a fuxx
Not one cop kill in shaughnessy vancity🖤🇨🇦
I've been in jail and prison but still I have respect for the good cops
That doesn't make sense my brother
@@ruthkenfe9507 makes sense to most people... Figure it out bud.
Ain't no good cops if you turn a blind eye or have a mindset to say I'm going to patrol and assert power over these people...! These racist bastards come in with a certain mindset in every city I'm from Baltimore my mother lives in North Philly been there 25 years.
I've worked security then became a cop and I still have respect for a clever criminal.
I agree. Some join to help. I know, everytime in lock-up, you're not supposed to talk to the COs (might get mistaken for a snitch), but I've had a couple who were good guys. We had laughs, so I couldn't help chatting with them.
I am A COP and I would never work for the city. Props to them!!!
target on ur back all day tough work life
Don’t blame you one bit
Right, looks like those people don't even care about themselves or neighbors. What's the point risking your life for that?
I’m 68 born and raised in Philly. Always had the best officers, we need stricter laws more jails and larger prisons. Only go to the city for a sporting event anymore. These guys are the best!
Hurrah to the good and honest emergency responders! Fire, EMT, Police and the Military. This video comes off worse than what goes on in NY. I was in NY for 6 years. Insane. people are ***holes to each other on the East coast. Glad I'm in my city of Seattle lol, yet even here there are people that you just shake your head at in shame. For the most part people here are friendly and cool.
What about now?
@willg77…….
Most Democrats I know are unhappy people. Overly emotional and everything is a travesty.
I can see why they’re rude to each other. No tolerance, and their noses in everyone’s business.
I lived in CA for a while and people were always concerned about what their neighbors were up to.
They are quick to complain, report and make up more rules.
It’s ridiculous.
Plus they have this insane idea they are saving the planet and their craziness over diversity, inclusion and gender pronoun insanity is not viewed well in most of the world.
It’s the problem of entitlement.
They live in a fantasy.
I don’t think many have traveled to poorer nations.
It is a miracle anyone wants to be a Law Enforcement Officer in the US !!!!!!!
There will always be plenty of folks who got picked on in HS who will work for peanuts to bully the citizens.
Only d bags wants to be cops
I wish I could go undercover.
That's b.s. I m a 65 year old girl. I would love to be a cop
Nice city benefits, license to kill and beat whoever you want and get suspended with pay... tons of folks want to be cops.
That one cop talks about fear?? I am scared poopless just WATCHING this😬😳
The few the proud. The Philly PD.
Thank you guys for a job well done.
Philly girl born and, raised 🙏🙏🙏❤️
A job well done! LMFAO. Have you tried to walk between 8th and Front from Arch to South after 9:00 p.m. any day in the last two years?
I was 1yr from finishing My Degree in Criminal Law I was already hired by several police depts waiting for my graduation, but I decided to go into Medicine. This happens far more times than ppl know. A person will either go from law enforcement to Medicine or vice versa. I was determined to be one of the best Medical Physicians Specialists there could be & have 2 laws. 1st Law...You don't get to die on my watch. 2nd Law refer to the First Law. I was I hold 2 medical records. I got to help my brothers & sisters in law enforcement until a fatal diagnosis altered my course. But I never stopped helping them....standing up for & being there for them. We always got to remember that no matter how bad things get....we can't let the good pay...!! I know there are dark times....I go thru them too where I literally think where I live there aren't any good ppl left...& I have to fight that every single day. Many of us who are battling the forces who do not have a uniform to identify us....it is by our actions....it is by our fruits....we know one another. When I learned the brothers & sisters in my town was issued a $2.00 USD poncho for their all weather gear....I was ashamed. I asked what they wanted & promised them in 3wks I would have their OSHA Certified All Weather Gear....every single officer would have it. it took me 2wks......!!! So don't think these sisters & brothers on the force got what they need. Call & ask what need is there & you'll be surprised how much they need your help & what you can literally accomplish....!!!! If you have just read my post...plz give it a thumbs up so any officers &/or families of officers who see this can see the support they got w/their sisters & brothers in society..!