The Bank Robbery That Changed American Policing Forever
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Also wanted to comment on Larrys death. We had to do a super PG version due to self harm policy that youtube has. Our last video video got age restricted for a tiny mention of it and we couldnt risk another video getting nuked.
In 1997, Larry Phillips Jr. and Emil MÄtÄsÄreanu, heavily armed with automatic rifles and body armor, robbed a Bank of America in North Hollywood, sparking a 44-minute shootout with LAPD. Over 2,000 bullets were fired, making this the bank heist that changed American Policing Forever.
Disclaimer:
Police: âSurrender! Youâre clearly outnumbered.â
Robbers: âTrue, but you are clearly outmatched.â
This documentary is intended for educational purposes only, providing a factual account of the North Hollywood Shootout of 1997. We do not endorse, glorify, or condone any violent actions depicted, nor do we promote the use of firearms. All content is presented solely to inform and educate viewers about this historical event. Viewer discretion is advised.
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Recuerdo haber visto de niño una pelĂcula basada en esta historia. 44 minutos: el tiroteo en el norte de Hollywood.
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@Capcutsandrobloxyo chat is this payday 2
@Wawa_cat123so a gta lobby basically
@sparrrow_zhow the hell is an romanian in 1980 in other countys??
@drugancristinice video bro
@spring.offical21:26 what do you mean
@Noam3649Don't matter how much they arm themselves
The amount of criminals won't stop with "more gun"
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@Zypher.official3Iâm pretty sure Larry died when he shot himself under his chin with his pistol from a standing position. There was video footage it that Iâm pretty sure they aired on the history channel
@kebabkebob7808They watched money heist 2 times in the summer and decided this is what they were going to do for life.
@TruesoultakerMost violent shoot out if we don't include wars with Native Americans.
@shericontrary2535Supposedly the AR15 used by the police ended up being sold for 3x the original value.
The shop owner asked for reimbursement. But lapd refused. He was perplexed as he was unable to sell them as new since they had been used
A friend suggested sell them as used in the shootout. They sold quickly at higher prices
Donât ever make another video with gigantic type credits in the intro. Horribly tacky, self aggrandizing, confusing, and terrible outdated typographic aesthetic.
@Delouser69Even back then, lefties wanted to take away guns from law abiding citizens, but quickly let these two out of jail after being caught with more weapons than a small military base
@FUGP72They loved the film heat to muchđ”âđ«
@SamB-u2lLAPD: We have to save the Bankers and their money.
@ahoyf6309Ohhh I remember this! Some robbers broke into a bank and were so heavily armed and heavily armored they were out-gunning the cops, to the point their bullets were bouncing off. According to one account, the police had to hit up a local gun-store and gear up. I remember reading about it in one of the S.W.A.T. games.
@Phoenix7786300 police officers and 6 helicopters didnât see there werenât more than two? Seriously?
@WilliamMcKellipsbro loving your videos
@danfk1324Cops refusing medics should be charged with manslaughter.
@sumguy3687good idea of bill making it 25 years
@preemmorbius1442For the best insight about Larry and Emills lives, look up Life of a Gangster they cover this
@bro-bh5kjI think it's wild that California started the military police. Aren't they the biggest defund the police people? (Not a stupid political dig just pointing it out)
@shawn5521Wait so you are saying that this bank robbery
Undertaken by two civilians
Made the police force buy publicly accessible weapons to use for their job?
I wonder why America has a shooting problem when the average civilian is STILL BETTER ARMED THAN THE POLICE
Fire truck with water hose woulda solved it
@HARWINDERisNYCThese guys are idiots canât lie
@ziggy1082Was lowkey rooting for them to kill the police and escape
@Kosmiczna"Military grade weapons" isn't the term you want here. If it doesn't explode, bypass radar, isn't belt-fed full auto or is otherwise only available to the military, it's not military grade. Civilians can still own pre-ban autos.
@buyUSA9808Banking, the old American art
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@PRIMAL_HUNTER1988isn't this just heat
@morgzisrealIâm sad there wasnât more officer deaths in this case
@alex99891These two were playing gta 5 irl
@derizler18:39 you forgot a detail. he didn't just drop the gun. he turned the gun on himself and then drop the gun.
@justthat69Im so sure gta 5 is based on a true story
@Son_imcrin3"Outfit a small army" proceeds to make 5 rifles get real dude
@breadboy24okay but we all know we definitely would've done better right
@XenonDemSome of the choices these guys made feel like the choices a Disney villain character would make just to keep the movie/plot running and longer
@HumbleRecruiterMinute 18:47 is BS he pointed his gun under his chin and committd sucde
@jrslzr1even netflix cant animated and edited like you does, awesome bro!
@rif_120ylester was behind this
@verykoolperson17can someone explain to me whats wrong with dropping out of High School???
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