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OCEANSIDE: Martin Milner's Memorial Service Honor's Actor's "Adam-12" Role 9/12/15
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2015
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It was a sad day in Oceanside at family members, law enforcement, and community members paid tribute to Martin Milner who passed away on September 6th, 2015.
He was best known for his leading role in the show ‘Adam-12’, a show about LAPD officers and their jobs. Milner’s show was so popular and his character was so likeable that it inspired countless people to join LAPD and serve their community.
Today’s memorial service was held at the First Presbyterian Church in Oceanside this morning.
Officers from as far as LAPD were there wearing traditional uniforms to pay respect to a man that gave so much publicity to law enforcement.
Los Angeles Police Chief Charlie Beck paid tribute to the late actor Martin Milner today for inspiring thousands of men and women to become LAPD officers through his portrayal of a beat cop on TV’s hit show “Adam-12.”
Milner died at his home Sunday night at age 83. His death was first reported by the entertainment Website TMZ.
“Adam 12 and Martin Milner embodied the spirit of the LAPD to millions of viewers,” Beck said in a statement released by the LAPD’s Media Relations department. “His depiction of a professional and tough yet compassionate cop led to thousands of men and women applying to become LAPD officers, including me. Godspeed Martin, you will live forever in our hearts.”
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I started my career in law enforcement partly due to the inspiration I got from Adam-12 and retired as a Lieutenant. R.I.P. MARTY.
I cannot describe how sad I am at learning of Marty's passing. He said he did not fear death because he knew he would see his daughter Amy again in Heaven. He inspired me and many others to embark on law enforcement careers and to emulate the character he so beautifully portrayed on Adam-12. A good, kind man has passed from our midst and we should rejoice that he has met his Heavenly Father.
Praying for all
I've been to so many funerals for police officers. TAPS gets me Everytime. And growing up Adam-12 led to my career in law enforcement. Martin Milner and Kent McCord set the bar high. Everyone who has walked in a Police Officers shoes are proud of the job they have done. And at the end of the day, the Police Officers #1 job is to go home at the end of their shift. Thank You for posting this and Thank You for bringing the patrol car. I feel as though I just lost a piece of my childhood.
Rest in Peace Officer Malloy. You've served your city well.
One of my greatest memories was when Martin Milner hosted a radio show in San Diego about fishing, and I was a caller into the show. He let me ask an "Adam-12" question after my fishing question. I asked him about an episode called "The Search" where he is alone after crashing a police car over a cliff in Griffith Park. I asked him why the story wasn't continued. A week later, he's all patched up and back behind the wheel of a new police car. We were never told if the guy he was chasing was ever caught, how long his character was laid up, or whether the fugitive in the woods who stole his gun was ever caught.
Martin Milner, in his own humorous way, responded, "I was up and about in about 3 or 4 days, but I was in better shape then than I am now."
Thanks for the memories.
"The Search" was one of my favorite episodes! Funny thing: I looked up the location they broadcasted - major continuity issues less! Unless the house was built after they filmed there, if 1-Adam-12 was where he said he was, he'd have crashed the police car into someone else's living room and therefore, not be missing! LOL
I watched this show in 1974, as a kid. It influenced me to Join the NSW Police in Australia. I joined as a Cadet at age of 16. I got more training from watching this show, than the instructors at the Police Academy. Training back then was just in the class room. We never got taught how to handcuff people, how to stop a car. How to approach a car with guns drawn. How to instruct offenders to get out of the car, lay down, legs spread hands on back of the head etc. We got shown how hand cuffs work, lock, unlock, in a class room. And some shooting on the firing Range. Changed all now of course. I'm now 58 years old, on a generous Police pension, living in Asia, sitting back drinking beers on the beach. I think one of main influences with me joining the Police, was 1 Adam 12. Mr Milner, you have no idea how many lives you have influenced Thank You and R.I.P.
Thank you Jack Webb, Martin Milner, and Kent McCord. You men inspired me to be the best LEO I could. Through college, self study, and finding good mentors. You three can be counted on as my first generation of Mentors. I Had the pleasure of meeting Milner. When he came to Springfield, Missouri. Home of Route 66.
He played the part of a dedicated Police Officer even thou he was an actor ,he I can't finish I'm crying so much ! He will be sorely missed by all !
Thank you for all who serve, like thousands I grew up watching and wanted to be a police officer, life led me another direction but I always wanted to be one. Can’t say enough bless all who put on the uniform especially nowadays.
That’s a high honor for a actor to get a Police Funeral RIP
Thank you. Because of Adam 12, I spent 26 years playing cops and robbers. I worked AIFU (most current LAPD cops have no idea what thet means), Motors, CRASH and Vice. Off duty I worked seveal movie jobs where Adam 12 was being shot on location. Martin Milner was a professional. He was fantastic to work with and I will forever be gratefull for the opportunity to meet and work with him. KMA
Loved Adam-12. I got to do the job for over 33 years, and yes Pete Malloy was my inspiration.
@Tom Thumb "Now i know what you're thinking, did he fire six shots or only five?. Well to tell you the truth, in all the excitement i kinda lost track myself, but being how this is a 44 magnum the most powerful handgun in the World and could blow your head clean off, you got to ask yourself one question. Do i feel lucky?...........Well do you punk?" (Click and then Harry chuckles to himself)
I watched Adam 12 series as a kid. It certainly helped to inspire me to go into law enforcement. I am proud that I was able to do 30 years. I now work for the county as a Harbor Master. Still dealing with the public, although on a less intense level. They were actors, but they portrayed police officers in a positive way, not often found today. Kids need positive role modals growing up. If not us, then who?
God Bless Martin Milner...a great guy, what a role model.
+Douglas Thompson Do not forget "Route 66," plus "Zebra In The Kitchen," plus "Life With Father."
Martin Milner / Pete Malloy, this guy was an inspiration to us all. Thanks..
..We all miss you Martin.... I want to express my deepest sympathies to his relatives and friends.
Greetings from Costa Rica....
Martin Milner played the part as if he was a true member of The Los Angeles Police Department. A true professional and he brought honor to that Department. Jack Webb could not of found anyone who could play the part of Officer Pete Malloy as Martin did. He owned it
i agee both him and kent were model cops i have all the seasons of adam 12 a great police drama.
@@robertszvetics210 They show 10 programs each week in my area
Adam-12 and The Rookies are the shows that influenced me to join law enforcement in NYC many decades ago during the middle of the crack epidemic. The image of the professional that Reed and Malloy portrayed stayed with me throughout my career and till today. RIP.
Watching Adam 12 as a kid definitely had some influence on me becoming a police officer. I loved all the police programs but Adam 12 was special. Also seeing my Uncle in police uniform growing up really got me interested. R.I.P. Sir.
adam-12 inspired me to become a officer.. in Ft Worth Texas.. TSO .. Tarrant County Sherrif's Office!!
An unforgettable TV series. In my country "Adam Twelve" (in spanish "Área Doce") was aired from the beginning to the mid 1970's every Saturday afternoon, if I remember correctly, at 5:30 or 6:00 pm. My father, who died in 1987, and me, who in 1975 was finishing elementary school, never missed an episode. God bless Martin Samuel Milner (1931-2015) "Officer Pete Malloy" and William Boyett (1927-2004) "Sergeant William ´Mac´McDonald" Greetings from Venezuela.
Pete Malloy was a great cop and Martin Milner made him real.
He was one of the reasons I became a cop. Served 25 yrs with no civilian complaints. Thats with21 yrs in patrol as a patrolman. Thanks Marty
This show was my reason for become a police officer in 1976...
Martin Milner ......., a great actor and a true TV pioneer who made a positive difference in countless lives! ...I would say that is an accomplishment that will live on in those same countless lives! A man that will always be thought of and remembered with great affection and good memories!
Still watching Milner, McCord and all of the other fine actors who brought THE BEST of law enforcement to life each week (now every Monday thru Friday in syndication). RIP, my friends from a bygone Era when the times were better (compared to what things have become)!
My favorite show growing up in the 60's.I watched it right before bedtime and the theme song was what I would end the day with on days the show aired. When I hear it today it takes me back to a time where my life was much simpler and more secure. He will be missed.
Martin Milner did more for the LAPD than anyone else. He put a face on the street cop, and kept it real. No doubt how many kids grew up watching Adam 12 who became cops not just in LA, but all over. I know I did. Rest in Peace, Brother.
This brought a smile to my face today. Love seeing that radio car at memorial service. Wish some more LASD were there. Adam 12 shaped an entire generation of youngsters to respect law enforcement and seek it out as a career in service. TRUE heroes wear a police uniform, including Mr. Milner who represented them in a positive light. RIP Martin Milner. You made a difference in shaping the good American Police Officer. So grateful we have these videos and the show for future generations.
Martin Milner portrayed the epitome of the ideal police officer. Not perfect, but always striving for excellence and always making the choice to do the right thing. Calm and brave in the face of danger. Good natured with a great sense of humor. I admire him and Kent McCord for their acting on Adam 12. There was only one thing wrong with the TV show Adam 12: It was a 30 minute show when I wanted it to be an hour. Martin Milner will be missed by many. RIP Martin, you earned it.
Watch Adam 12 almost every day on MeTV ..
Since MeTV first aired Adam-12, I love it. Martin Milner was truly inspirational to not only future LAPD officers, but also every cop in the country. Heaven has two great TV cop characters: Sgt. Pete Mallory and Sgt. Joe Friday
....will never forget the fact that i BOLDLY drove up to Martin MILNERs residence back in 1973 (Fallbrook, CA) walked up to his front door knocked and thru the screen door he came outside......told him i was interested in touring his place and was pleased to meet him with a handshake as an avid ROUTE 66/ADAM-12 fan/viewer (young/dumb age 23 LOL !)......(never will forget the fact that he was covered from head to toe with 'freckles' which are not apparent on black/white TV)........he stated "i do not mean to sound inhospitable but i do not generally give a tour of my place AND we were just getting ready to sit down to eat".......stated it was such a pleasure to meet him alongwith the fact i had been a neighbor all my life having grown up on Tamarack beach in Carlsbad and was a '68 grad from Carlsbad High School as well.........apologized having disturbed him with a handshake saying thank you for your quality time .....got back in my vehicle and departed his then 'ranchstyle' home in the avocado groves of Fallbrook and departed heading back to Oceanside where i was then living off of Hill/California Streets......(at the time was a Police Science student at Mira Costa College in Oceanside)......six months later RE-enlisted into the AF and entered the Air Police/OSI career fields lasting thru 1988.........(should Marty's widow happen to read my comment will probably remember that particular day)........do not really think anybody believed me when returning to Oceanside/Carlsbad that i actually pulled off this maneuver.......LOL! ......it definitely was a GREAT PLEASURE having met Martin MILNER for sure .....he did in fact inspire the rest of my life within the 'law enforcement/investigations' career field.........R.I.P
....over the past 7 years have had the 'ironic' pleasure of having MET/worked alongside Marco LOPEZ (ADAM-12 co-host AKA: Officer SANCHEZ/'Dragnet' co-host/personal friend of THE Jack WEBB) and long standing co-host of the TV Series "EMERGENCY" .....we both have a part-time gig at the Las Vegas Convention Center working within the trade show industry .......
Good morning. In my country "Adam Twelve" (in spanish "Área Doce") was aired in the mid-1970's every Saturday afternoon, if I remember correctly, at 5:30 or 6:00 pm. My father, who died in 1987, and me, who was finishing elementary school, never missed an episode. God bless Martin Samuel Milner (1931-2015) He was an example of an outstanding actor and citizen. Greetins from Venezuela.
...really AMAZING to know that "ADAM-12" was aired in the Communist country of Venezuela during the '70s .......... makes me wonder IF the show was at all 'aired' in the Soviet Union during that same timeframe .... do you happen to know ?
......keep up the good work in the factories within "V" pumping out all the females making it to the Miss UNIVERSE pageants ....... LOL!
Good morning Mister Hendriksn. In the 1970´s Venezuela was not a Communist country. Although our TV was in black and white format in that time, we were a democracy which was an example to the rest of South American nations, many of them were subjected to military dictatorships, like Brazil, Peru, Chile and Paraguay. Communism began in my country in 1999, with Hugo Chavez and have been continued with his succesor Nicolas Maduro. I also remember that after "Adam Twelve" was aired another unforgettable TV series: "Emergency". I don´t know if "Adam Twelve" was aired in Soviet Union in the 1970´s but the western series "The Rifleman", starring Chuck Connors (RIP), was the american favorite show of General Secretary of the Central Comitee of Communist Party of the Soviet Union Leonid Brezhnev (1906-1982) . Could you imagine it?
...i stand CORRECTED concerning the 'reign' of CHAVEZ ........... by the way concerning the TV series "EMERGENCY" i personally has worked with one of the co-stars of that show here in SIN City named Marco LOPEZ who as well did a series or two with ADAM-12 as (LAPD Officer SANCHEZ) .....really NICE guy!
you sound like a highly educated individual who i enjoy talking with thus far .......KEEP UP the good work ...... do you have a 'beautiful' single V sister i could meet?
.......LOL !
Good morning. You are a very lucky person. You met both actors Martin Milner and Marco Lopez who played in "Emergency" the role of "Marco" (I don´t remeber his TV last name) and sometimes played some hilarious situations. Well, in youtube I found a way to practice my writing in enclish, a language which I learned more than twenty years ago in EDELCA, an electrical engineering company in which I worked as a technical draftsman in AUTOCAD. EDELCA built hydorelectric plants of Guri, Macagua I and II and Caruachi. I am retired fron the company since December 2012 and I am dedicated to other activities.
Loved Adam 12 myself, grew up with the series, and I had a girlfriend who had a ragtop super bee similar to the Adam 12 cruiser shown there. That was also an extra enhancement for me to watch. Will miss Martin Miller. Great actor who helped pave the way for Chips, and other police series past and present. Thanks for posting this beautiful memorial, Mike in Fresno, Ca.
As I watched this video , I couldn't help but wonder how many of those uniformed officers ( young and old) were inspired by Martin Milners " Officer Pete Malloy".........Very touching memorial....and the Adam 12 car was the icing on the cake.
***** Me to David. Been retired 6 yrs. 31 yrs..........Enjoy your retirement !
Code 2 High, I remember when they brought out that radio call designation. I was in sergeant's school at the old academy and we all joked about it. Have no idea if it is still in use, moved out of state after retirement. Thanks foryour service brother.
Clyde Suckfinger HI Clyde...As far as I know, Code 2 High is still in use......I hope you are enjoying your retirement ....I don't know 'bout you but now's the time to be retired......I pray for our men n women in uniform every day.......Thanks for your service .......
There was something about Martin Milner that I really liked R.I.P.
my child hood hero's....THAT SERVICE WAS BEAUTIFUL...
Martin Milner was a great actor I like the show Adam-12
MAY OFFICER PETE MALLOY REST IN PEACE.
As a past volunteer firefighter/EMT of 27 years, I was and am a major fan of Emergency, Adam-12, and Dragnet. The Actors/Characters were so good at what they did/portrayed. They set me on a path to be like them all and get into the fire service. It was an amazing time and I cant say enough on how professional, how accurate, and and how good they all were. I will always consider them as much a part of my firefighting family as the people I was in the field with. I see the same thing in Adam-12 and the police department. Martin Milner and Kent McCord were to the police as all of the Emergency Personnel were to the fire service. Amazing, professional, and accurate. I have to say, Jack Webb was an amazing man. He created the 3 best shows when it comes to public safety, Dragnet, Adam-12, and Emergency!! So many people have gone into these fields because of these shows and the people in them. Heroes All!! Rest Easy Mr. Milner or should I say Officer Malloy!!
great actor...great man!
1A12 influenced my life as well. Epic show with such timeless messages.
Great tribute to Mr. Martin Milner (aka Officer Pete Malloy) It's so cool that this gentleman owns the car I wish I owned it.
Rip Martin you and kent made adam 12 watch it everyday 🙏
Life without Malloy is going to be very difficult!
I LOVE THE TV SHOW ADAM 12. I TOLD MY TWIN SISTER IF I EVER NEED HELP FOR POLICE HOPE IT'S MALLORY OR REED ON ADAM 12. I REMEMBER ON ONE EPISODE ON ADAM 12 RIDE THE BUS INSTEAD OF HITCHIKING COULD SAVE A YOUNG GIRLS LIFE. ONCE YOU GET IN HIS CAR HE'S FULL CONTROL OVER YOU. THAT REALLY SCARED ME I NEVER NEVER HITCHHIKED. I LEARNED THIS BY WATCHING ADAM 12. SO ADAM 12 WAS MY FAVORITE SHOW WHEN I WAS 10 YEARS OLD. HAD ALOT OF GOOD INFORMATION FOR THE YOUNG AND OLD. JUST USE COMMON SENSE. BE A GOOD HONEST CITIZEN.
I know I’m only 10 but I like watching this type of stuff I been watching it scenes I was 4 and I already watched all of the seasons May he Rest In Paradise
R I P Martin fair weather and following seas.
I remember being a little kid watching this on TV. I imagine myself being a police officer like Malloy and Reed. Going on high speed chases and being in shoot outs. And sometimes I imagine myself saving a life. Running into danger while everyone else runs from it. I know that even then that cops don't make a lot of money. But its about that its about serving your community. Working with people and keeping the peace. Making a difference.
Wow. He actually received a police officers funeral. Had no idea. He was a great actor. Loved the show. If I hadn't of enlisted in the military I may have joined the PD. He really did portray the ideal LEO. RIP Martin Milner/Officer Pete Maloy .
WE ALL GOING TO MISS MALLORY MARTIN MILNER ON ADAM 12. TO WATCHING ADAM 12 WAS PART OF MY GROWING UP. I USED TO WATCH DRAGNET TOO. SARGENT FRIDAY AND GANNON TAUGHT ME ALOT IF INFORMATION TO BE SAFE AND WATCH OUT FOR SCAM ARTIST.
thank you for posting, I have been a fan of Martins since the mid 70s.
+vtrita Yeah it was special to cover the event because I met some great people that felt so passionate about the show's positive impact on law enforcement's image. Truly a blast from the past and it was cool to see the old cars too!
+San Diego North County News .....hey ladies ! ....if NOT too late am sure my story might be ONE for the SD North County News even after some 3 months ........ found out yesterday (12 Dec) the 'sad' news .......... see what can be done ........... THANK YOU ! ...........Glenn HENDRIKSN CHS grad class of '68 Mira Costa College Oceanside '74 .......rampowergroup4@gmail.com
Good morning. In my country "Adam Twelve" (in spanish "Área Doce") was aired in the mid-1970´s every Saturday afternoon, if I remember correctly, at 5:30 or 6:00 pm. My father, who died in 1987, and me, who was finishing elementary school, never missed an episode. God bless Martin Samuel Milner (1931-2015) He was an example of an outstanding actor and citizen. Greetings from Venezuela.
I love his character n reeds too.i grew up watching it.fell in love with them.my heart still aches...rip.love u 4 ever
I watch Adam 12 every day to see Martin Milner and Kent McCord. Two heroes
Reed & Malloy were my childhood heroes and set a good example on many levels. While other kids were experimenting with drugs and alcohol, Reed and Malloy kept me on the straight and narrow, even today and I'm 60 years old.
He was in a 1950s episode of dragnet as well as the sands of two JIMA .
Talk about a Role Model. Milner was to cops what John Wayne was to cowboys. The incarnation of all that is good in America
First saw him in "Route 66", and watch it now when it's on. Oh yeah, watched Adam12 also. Sooo handsome.
A big Thanks goes out to producer of Adam-12 Jack Webb who also played a Police Officer in the tv show “Dragnet” which was on before Adam-12. Dragnet you could also listen to on the radio about true Police stories then it went to black & white tv & then colour tv, if it wasn’t for Dragnet & Jack Webb there would be no Adam-12 & Pete Malloy & Jim Reed :-)
It was great to watch shows like Adam-12 back then because, unlike the filth being shown today, there was no profanity, nudity or any of the nonsense Follyweird seems to think they have to put in everything they do today. Adam-12 was just a great show to watch and so close to what the actual officers did back them. RIP, Officer Malloy.
A Great man!
Marty was an inspiration to me
He was all a cop is.RIP
We should all be grateful of what Our police do there job is bad as it is give them praise once in awhile
Adam 12 and Gunsmoke are my all-time favorite shows. Have both on DVD and just watch them over and over, Grew up watching Adam 12 and Emergency. My brother prefered Emergency but I always prefered Adam 12. Martin and Ken did a movie in 89 called Nashville beat and even though their charcters had different names it was like reunion of Adam 12 in some ways
Ah man did not know he had passed. My brother and I would play adam12 and pretend we were patroling. He was Pete and I was Jim because I was the youngest. Great times back in the seventies. Funny my brother has passed also.
yellow driver 602 condolences on the loss of your brother and Marty. My sister and I used to pretend we were characters from all the shows, especially in the opening 😂. My baby sister has passed too, so many great memories, and for some of us plenty of years left to enjoy them. 🙏
today Sunday October 22rd 2016
May Martin Milner rest in peace, yes he was an actor, but he was a man devoted to show but also devoted to show him the right way of life By , showing the children across the United States to abide the law. To teach right and wrong way life, the element of honesty. I believe that was the whole reason for the show. Lock up the crooks that did bad things.
AND YES ( THEN AND NOW )I LOVE THE SHOW ( 1 Adam 12 ) now no I am not a policeman, but I watch that show my whole childhood,
But what's even funnier just yesterday Saturday October 21st I must have watched 20 episodes
(( I WATCHED THEM ALL DAY AND NIGHT )) back to back as I lie here in bed. I would love to see one of the replicas that were restored of ( 1 Adam 12 ) police car, from the actual show.( A Studio car) or is this one one that just isn't made up . I hate to say it like that but is it a actual replica ?
(((( now I know what Adam-12 show was not as popular as Batman))))
(((( BUT one of the original Studio cars should sit right next to the Batmobile ))))
1 Adam 12 . Now nothing against the gentleman that owns the Plymouth satellite
but there is earlier models that were used more frequently. The one Adam-12 show or the studio must have had a contract with Chrysler Corporation, because all of the cars usad they were all Chryslers. ( EXCEPT -- for the matadors which were American Motors. But at the time American Motors was merging with the Chrysler Corporation. And there's nothing wrong with that. Now I remember the most frequent car did they use was a matador which was then American Motors merging with the Chrysler Corporation. You see I've been in the automotive business for 37 years so I pretty much know the history of cars companies merging difference models that have failed in sales.
But none of that matters here, what matters here is the man the actor that I believe was a good man and no I didn't know him, but I'm going to remember him one half of the duo of one Adam-12.
What Adam 12 1 Adam 12 see the man I believe his cat is caught in the tree !
Ha ha I don't think that this ever happened in an episode
Yes this tape is from last year at his service was in September
of 2015.
MAY Martin Milner I hope he rest in peace on the right hand of Our Lord,
was a sad week Martin Milner then James Best passing :(
RIP Marty... EOW 9-6-2015 ---- I became a LEO because of Mary and Kent in the 80's
Such a lovely ceremony for a dear man ❤ RIP Mr. M
I grew up watching Adam Twelve though I never became a police officer I have a lot of respect for All of you and my prayers also. Reminds me of Jack Webbs funeral in 82
I LOVED THE SHOW ADAM 12 I WAS A KID. BUT LEARNED ALOT BY WATCHING ADAM 12. I WAS A YOUNG GIRL MALLOY AND REED SAID HITCH HIKING WAS BAD. IT REALY SCARED ME I NEVER HITCHED A RIDE FROM ANYONE. SO MANY EPISODES TAUGHT US LESSONS OF EVERYDAY LIFE. I WATCHED DRAGNET TOO WAS MY FAVORITE TOO. I TOLD MY SISTER GROWING UP IF I GET STOPPED BY A COP I HOPE IT'S MALLOY AND REED. I HAD A BEST FRIEND WHEN I WAS IN SCHOOL HE WAS A DEPUTY SHERIFF HE ALWAYS WATCHED OUT FOR US. IF WE HAD A PROBLEM WE CALLED HIM FOR HELP AND ADVICE ON THINGS. I HAD A ROUGH TIME GROWING UP WASN'T SO GOOD AT HOME. FELT GOOD THAT WE HAD A FRIEND WHO REALLY CARED ABOUT US WAS OR DEPUTY SHERIFF FRIEND. I HAVEN'T SEEN HIM IN YEARS I HOPE HE IS DOING GREAT. BUT HE WILL ALWAYS BE REMEMBERED BY MY SISTER AND I. SO I COULD RELATE TO ADAM 12 COPS AREN'T THERE TO HURT YOU THERE THERE TO HELP. I LOVED THE SHOW ADAM 12 SORRY ABOUT MALLOY PASSING AWAY. WAS SAD FOR ME TO HEAR ABOUT HIM PASSING AWAY. WANT TO SAY HI TO REED. HOPE REED DOING WELL. YOUR FAN DALE.
Awesome!
Remember it well was good show
Great man.
Rip
That brings tears to my eyes seeing our police have so much respect for Officer Pete Malloy
Yes sir when we grew up that policeman were the ones you wanted to grow up to be 😊
That man was the epitome of what it is to be 10-8
I think Rockstar to make a video game of Adam-12
GOD BLESS MARTIN MILNER
I agree!
So was maloy a real cop too???? I dont get it.i know he was a good actor.and played in twilight zone as Well.
IT WOULD HAVE BEEN NICE THAT THEY WOULD RECORD ALL OF IT WITH NO CUTTING IT THAT WAS SAD.
Considering most funerals aren't recorded--privacy's sake for the family, etc.-- it's lucky to have as much as we've seen.
well said sir
Respect ❤
He should finish the car, the number on the roof and the antenna are missing. KMA367
❤️🇺🇸💙
KMA
Awesome!👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏
0:06 is that Chief Wiggums?
All say he was a great man but i think the reason he was loved so much was he stayed true to his roll and didn't try to be bigger than the message. He was a spokesman for what is good about the LAPD and civil order. Of course, we know now, the LAPD was horribly corrupt and racist before and during the time depicted. These issues are not addressed in jack webbs vision of the LAPD. I lived close to Marty. He was highly thought of in our neighborhood.
Didn't Eric Estrada become a real Cali cop after CHIPs?
Thank You
Grew up during the 70's
My heroes
Joe Friday
Bill Gannon
Pete Malloy
Jim Reed
The members of
Station 51
Jack Webb
Put out great stuff
I can remember an episode when officer Malloy was in an accident and became lost in the foothills somewhere in L.A..
In that goofy looking "new" Plymouth Fury patrol car.
I WOULDN'T WANT MEN TO BE WEARING DRESSES AT MY FUNERAL ; ITS EMBARRASSING.
Your ignorance is astounding. Those aren't dresses their kilts, go tell a Scotsman he's wearing a dress and see what you get.
Was Milner buried or cremated? If buried, what cemetery?
He was Cremated
Too bad real cops aren't like his character
Wake up America
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It’s amazing how many of you guys became officers because of Adam 12. I love it. I’m 64 years old and I still watch it every night lol brings back such good memories of my dad and I watching Adam 12 and eating bowls of ice cream.❤️
1 Adam12 Clear and A Call…..
It was a tv show ,it wasn't real,when gage or desoto dies are they getting a firefighters farewell?
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People are thanking firefighters and rescue workers all the time and that's how it should be. But police officers have it hard with just the criminals alone plus they are hated for their jobs by the very people they are trying to protect! How would you like it if you were a police officer trying to protect and the very people who you're protecting hate you with a passion?!? Yes it's a tv show but they acted real incidents that actually happened and that was during a time when alot of people including some in Hollywood hated the police!
Loved MM in Sex Kittens Go to College, Compulsion, he'd been in a bunch of great films I can watch over and over.