What story should I cover next? >:}

@emmanuelawosusi2365

Жыл бұрын

Nice

@reapthewhirlwind6915

Жыл бұрын

Hmm

@reapthewhirlwind6915

Жыл бұрын

Sadam Hussein ?

@capitanbob7143

Жыл бұрын

the murder in madison ct

@bringbackthegooddaysofyoutube

Жыл бұрын

The one about John Chapman would be cool.

They just keep getting better and better. At this point I'm unsure whether I'm watching a high budget documentary series and not just a few guys on KZread doing their own research with amazing, cinematic-like videos to go with the to-the-point commentary, no useless information, no unnecessary talking just pure facts.

@vlotex

Жыл бұрын

True that. Them videos are absolutely phenomenal!

@Ithurtswhenipee89

Жыл бұрын

Sprinkles of humor. Chefs kiss

@illeagle9560

Жыл бұрын

"High budget documentary" the video isn't even 20 minutes long, guy hasn't even made a 30 minute video. Not that they're not good, but there's much better out there

@biIIybob858

Жыл бұрын

The first 3 minutes of this video is absolutely useless

@Jw-uz8xi

Жыл бұрын

@@illeagle9560what/whoms' channel is better? This shit is dope af!

If any of you would like an additional evaluation of the shootout specificially, Paul Harrel has a lengthy, very in depth analysis of just the shootout - his video covers everything from how many shots were fired by who and what type of weapon, to lasting effects of the incident itself. This video was awesome! Fair warning, While I do love Paul, when I say lengthy and in-depth...I mean it.

@Tekisasubakani

Жыл бұрын

I'm pretty sure I watched an FBI-produced video covering the shootout here on KZread. And yeah, Harrell can definitely be long-winded.

@jaysencorbett1855

Жыл бұрын

Does he cover the rituals they used for protection?

@ClickClack_Bam

10 ай бұрын

He just released that he has pancreatic cancer. 😢

@ThatWolfFromHyruleGaming

8 ай бұрын

Ive seen that video a couple dozen times. Pauls information is a very valuable resource to anyone that wants to train or learn to shoot.

@declanmagill7624

8 ай бұрын

@ClickClack_Bam Yes...very sad. I actually had the pleasure of meeting him at a small gunshow not too long ago and unfortunately he seemed pretty tired and often took breaks. Paul and his family are in my thoughts and prayers.

I lived in Miami in 1986 and use to live right around the corner from this shoot out scene. There is a road side memorial to the FBI agents that were killed behind the Farm Stores business where the gun battle took place. Miami was the Wild Wild West in the 1980s! This is an excellent documentary!

@THERANDOMMAN91

Жыл бұрын

Explains why Vice City took place on 1986

@Nick-1992-SRB

Жыл бұрын

That’s why I’ll always love the 80’s epic time to have been young back then.

@janejones8672

11 ай бұрын

Cocaine City Miami, Dade County, Florida

@bluecloves9523

11 ай бұрын

Al Capone wanted to live in Miami when he first came down to the south. A second home if you will, and yet he did. His house is still up. He didn’t live long enough to create memories there.

@chrisbelsito4231

10 ай бұрын

Moved from Cutler Ridge in 82… I 8 years old..

I've been a cop for 10 years now and have heard this story told many times. But never have I heard it told this damn good!!!!! Thanks Popo medic!!

@Claire-xk5bb

Жыл бұрын

if you want to hear it one last time and in such painstaking detail that it may still surprise you, please check out Paul harrel's presentation of the shootout, while Popo Medic is an excellent storyteller he lacks critical detail and a breakdown of the event and it's impact on law enforcement, which honestly paul covers in such impeccable detail that i think you might find immensely interesting and may shed further light on that sad, sad, day in Miami dade. btw Paul harrel is a retired us army pistol marksman and firearm instructor that has been involved in 2 separate defensive shootings and still educates and teaches firearm technique and fundamentals irl and on youtube. highly recommended you check him out even if its only on Miami dade. hope you have an excellent day/night whatever time it is wherever you may reside stranger take care

@-D-5

Жыл бұрын

@@Claire-xk5bb Paul Harrel is the man!!! Never knew he covered this story! Thanks brother!

@freethinker3716

Жыл бұрын

@@-D-5 Thank you for your service.

@homeboyfuckedanalien

Жыл бұрын

Well of coarse this isn't a circle jerk of government gang members.

@brown2889

Жыл бұрын

Yes, thank you for your service and it is still needed sir. God bless you.

Your production has amped up greatly. Excellent video. I was a cop in the Pacific Northwest when this went down. It made us really look at what we could do to prevent this from happening in our towns. Less than a year later I caught a bank robber after a 17 mile high speed chase down I-5 in Washington State. No shots were fired. It was a highlight in my career.

@drmalenko

Жыл бұрын

The Good Lord looking out for ya!!!

@thefastestfox1

Жыл бұрын

In Texas we take em .44 style, god bless ya brother.

@peterruiz6117

Жыл бұрын

Very aawsuum broth'a Fuzz man

@cmac6136

Жыл бұрын

@@thefastestfox1 that's the problem. Half these pigs are ready to shoot even when they see no weapon. "44 style" and cops wonder why people hate them

@adammason4314

Жыл бұрын

I'm sure ya did bud. Whatever to stroke that ego or story you put yourself in.

I was a police officer in CA at the time of this shooting. I remember reading and studying the incident many times over the years. It changed tactics for agencies all across the country. We changed from revolver to semi autos about this time as a result. Such a tragedy. I'm sure it changed FBI tactics as well.

@MASTEROFEVIL

Жыл бұрын

Is that why cops don't use revolvers anymore?

@bighobo7745

Жыл бұрын

@@MASTEROFEVIL pretty much, power-wise common revolvers of the time weren't really ahead of semi-autos (or monstrously overpowered/oversized for the task) and reloading a revolver quickly is a skill few will ever have.

@coyote16able

Жыл бұрын

@@MASTEROFEVIL What Hobo said also the thing to note was also that various police agencies in Florida where starting to run into more of the various gangs, Cartels or even just random street thugs with semi-automatic to fully automatic weapons and brand new ones at that and where getting boulder about using them against the police.

@tyronemaroney335

Жыл бұрын

And then north Hollywood changed it again

@dragonace119

Жыл бұрын

@@tyronemaroney335 Yeah, after that cops started to carry patrol rifles in the trunk.

The actual crime here is that you haven't got over 1 million subscribers. Bloody hell, you deserve 2 million mate. Excellent videos, that I'm binge watching right now.

Man, I’ve revisited this video several times and gotta say this one in particular stands out to me. This type of content is a perfect mix of information, intensity and a very somber conclusion. You use the soundtracks perfectly too, don’t think we didn’t notice. Very polished presentation all around.

Paul Harrell said it best when he said "there were a lot of shortcomings on that day, but what there was no shortage of was bravery"

@user-cv8qe9ru8c

Жыл бұрын

Paul Harrells vid on this is one of the best I've seen

@cristiansolano9491

Жыл бұрын

I love his description of the shooting. He definitely did the officers who brought the Miami Dade shooter down justice.

@PilatusTurbo

Жыл бұрын

Yes, the Paul Harrell video on this event is unsurpassed. This Popo Medic video is very, very boiled down, and has some inaccuracies, but so many who cover this firefight simply get it wrong.

@bungalowmo

Жыл бұрын

@@zionistjew4748 Oh yes...for a long time now, every few years, whenever there are school shootings & the like...it suddenly becomes the fodder for the left to try & do another gun bill, trying to chip away at our God given rights. F them!

@bobbycoots3761

Жыл бұрын

Yep, Platt and Matix were brave. The FBI, not so much, they are nothing but a bunch of criminal propagandists and traitors.

A year before the shootout, I was sitting across from Matix at a Christmas party in my home. One of my brother's friends worked for his landscaping company. Seemed like a normal guy--nothing to clue anyone into his double life.

@1dirkmanchest

Жыл бұрын

Beau..... Did the FBI ever talk to you at all? I mean these two killed 2 agents and wounded five more. I think they would want to understand these guys to the best of their abilities. There was no Twitter, KZread, or FB to get into and violate citizens' first amendment rights. Maybe this was a different breed of FBI agents before Super Patriot Comey was recruited to spy on Americans. I think the FBI should be disarmed now, I used to hold them in great regard.

@UnknownToasty

Жыл бұрын

At that time he was a cold blooded killer and robber, crazy how you truly never know who's around you.

@forgettable8300

Жыл бұрын

Damn that would be a trippy situation.

@Mr.Padgett

Жыл бұрын

Well that is usually how it goes lol. Nobody is gonna just reveal to you what they are.

@jffry890

Жыл бұрын

​@@Mr.Padgett I'm a white guy.

The reason this changed how the FBI equips and trains their agents is because both Agents Grogan and Dove were killed while trying to get Dove's 9mm handgun working again after it had been struck by a bullet fired by Platt. Additionally, when Agent McNeil was shot, blood got into his revolver's chambers which made it impossible to reload. Lastly, autopsies on both Platt and Matix showed they had not taken any chemicals or drugs prior to the shootout, and despite receiving multiple would-be traumatic gunshot wounds were able to fight the entire duration of the shootout, approximately 5 minutes. This led to the FBI and law enforcement in general changing their personnel's service weapons to something with much more stopping power.

I love the edit of firefights you have. They really set a mood like no other. *panning over a neighborhood with distant gunshots* *close up followed by an abrupt stop and no video, no audio* Really amazing

"Not all players play to win"- Popo Medic Dude your placement, simplicity, and originality are admirably unique. You've won my internet today.

@LoneStarMillennial

Жыл бұрын

Yeah and that line made me laugh because it literally makes no sense. But at least he said it with conviction.

@lo-rez

Жыл бұрын

That's what got you, huh? 😆

@Grineck

Жыл бұрын

@@LoneStarMillennial Hes not wrong tho, "Not all players play to win" some "Play to Die"

@devinerentalsltd8708

Жыл бұрын

@@LoneStarMillennial He is saying the bank robbers most likely knew they would die and intended on taking as many people with them into death. Which seems clear from the life insurance policy and way they acted.

@cobrajack-official

Жыл бұрын

Came here to say the book isriveting. Finished it in 2 nights. Totally worth it.

I studied this case in my police academy. The part they really hit on was how many times the two suspects were shot and refused to die. Just a constant reminder there are truly monstrous people out there.

@libfab1

Жыл бұрын

Miami, 1985-86. Those dudes were loaded on coke. After the first one or two hits, they were dead. They just didn't know it yet.

@TheRealZJE313

Жыл бұрын

So y did the FBI stop using 1911s and Thompson's and BAR

@xedrickOG

Жыл бұрын

Will to live and keep fighting isnt monstrous

@johnbrown7911

Жыл бұрын

I was wondering if I heard him correctly. One of the suspects took 3 shots of 357 magnum to the torso and was still giving them hell?

@bushy9780

Жыл бұрын

@@xedrickOG Exactly. There is nothing inherently evil about tenacity. The soldiers at Normandy took bullets and still kept advancing up the beaches. I don't know if OP meant it that way, but that's how his comment comes off.

I live in Dade and I’ve heard the story told many times. But I never realized how crazy it actually was until this video. Great job.

The story, the Miami vice setting, the 80s synth wave music all fits perfectly. I’ve done some editing myself and understand how hard it is to put this kind of stuff together. Great job guys.

You're so good at telling stories. Just like a real documentary.

@interstellarsurfer

Жыл бұрын

Mostly story, and light on the documentary.

@Ron-DeSantis2028

Жыл бұрын

Where’s the documentary?

@YourMomsFavoriteCommenter

Жыл бұрын

@@Ron-DeSantis2028 Don't you have some dogs to shoot for target practice?

@yellowjacket8870

Жыл бұрын

@@interstellarsurfer he definitely tells them better than most documentaries do

@airsoftdude36

Жыл бұрын

The credits in the beginning now just add to me be whole vibe

This really reminds me of those early 2000s late night documentaries that really grabbed your attention and made you stay up way later than you should of 😂

It’s amazing how well y’all put these stories together I wouldn’t change a thing! Can’t wait till y’all have your own TV SHOW!!! Keep crushing these videos 💪

Thanks for your excellent work on documenting this horrific event. Outstanding editing and narration, well done!

The worst thing about this channel and these video is that they take a lot of time to make and waiting 3 weeks between videos is like an impossible mission for me, they are done so well, the narration is captivating and every topic is SPOT ON. Thank you for the time and effort you and your team put into this, wish you had a huge staff to push more videos through.

@smarterthanyou9090

Жыл бұрын

Good things come to those who wait, and useless do nothing entitled selfish roaches will burn in ash.

@romeogolf4

Жыл бұрын

The worst thing about these videos is the narration. It's like he's unable to speak more than four words at a time without a pause...

@rand0m162

Жыл бұрын

@@romeogolf4 really? Most people find it great, it brings the tone of the situation they are covering

@MisterRawgers

Жыл бұрын

@@rand0m162 he could definitely work on his delivery and cadence as it does sound cheesy at times. And they use a LOT of stock footage

@rand0m162

Жыл бұрын

@@MisterRawgers yeah, I believe he’s still in the learning phase, but I 100% agree. It should get better over times as he learns

You've definitely found your nitch. I loved the old videos, but these mini-documentaries are fantastic. I can't wait to see your channel blow up; you deserve it.

@rowanweaver3241

Жыл бұрын

btw its niche, not trying to be a smartass, just good to know as people can be real dickheads about spelling mistakes, which tbh is ridicilous, have a great day tho mate

@johnfyten3392

Жыл бұрын

Grammar police here. Niche, not nitch. And right on, couldn't agree more. Popo Medic is bringing his A game

@turnip5359

Жыл бұрын

I've always pronounced it neesh

@rowanweaver3241

Жыл бұрын

@@turnip5359 thats how it is pronounced

@camkraw893

Жыл бұрын

Pronounced "neesh", spelled "niche" . 😊

I just found your Channel and I started binge watching , the way you present the story with visuals and music is amazing !

Hearing Grogan speak over the radio moments before his death is chilling. R.I.P. Grogan and Dove!

How do you not have millions of subscribers the effort you put into these videos is insane

@turbo8628

Жыл бұрын

Videos with substance and for mature audiences have leas viewers because they don't cater to the masses. Still should have way more viewers but the channel does seem to be growing after popo found his groove so to speak.

@janitarjanitar

Жыл бұрын

He'll be there soon don't worry. Just help and share with friends.

@malachigrogan7384

Жыл бұрын

That's what I'm saying his vids are great

@yourlonglostbeachball

Жыл бұрын

He definitely will within the next three months. Callin it.

@user-rf9mx4qf7z

Жыл бұрын

Dude has half a million subscribers, several of his videos have millions of views. He's getting there 🙂

While attending Marine Corps Security Force training and afterwardswhile part of a SecurityForce Company, we extensively studied the action of that shootout. Great video.

@maxb4210

Жыл бұрын

They talked about this shootout during BSG?

@johnthomas8605

Жыл бұрын

@@maxb4210 In Battalion School at Chesapeake in 1990 and we revisited it a few times in MCSF Co Charleston a few times during certain training blocks.

These are easily the best and most captivating videos on KZread. Love the narration, music and overall quality! Keep it up brotha

WHOA! Man! That was brilliantly well done! Absolutely loved the soundtrack, the scenes/the camera shots etc. sound effects....All around really well done video, my man!

I had the pleasure of meeting Agent Mireles at an officers survival seminar back in 1989. He recounted what occurred so that lessons would be learned, and yes MANY lessons were learned.

Dude, when the car is driving down the road at night with street lamps dancing off the hood is exactly like the very first episode of Miami Vice... absolutely blown away. Amazing job!

@bobbycoots3761

Жыл бұрын

ghey

Loving this Channel. The music is just absolutely perfect as well. Bravo

Your topics, production values and quality are over the top excellent! It is incredible to get these quality documentaries. I'm sending support.

Paul Harrell has a very thorough breakdown of the sequence of events during the shootout.

@harryjohnson2207

Жыл бұрын

YES...GREAT CALL..PAUL IS AWESOME..!!!

@cavemanlovesmoke4394

Жыл бұрын

Paul is the man !!

@MaxwellAerialPhotography

Жыл бұрын

Papa Paul gang!

@CyranofromBergerac

Жыл бұрын

That video is how I found Paul. Love his work.

@jameshusentoff2953

Жыл бұрын

Who?!?

Honestly these small documentaries are amazing. I feel they should be on Netflix at this rate, I can't wait for the next one already.

@cl4998

Жыл бұрын

Too good to be on Netflix. They make politically correct garbage.

@MrLaz0rz

Жыл бұрын

Check out Paul Harrel's breakdown if you liked this!

@avery.a5948

Жыл бұрын

@@cl4998 Netflix has incredible docs

Wow!! The production value of this video is unreal... Great job guys!!

Love this stuff man. Always loved your content, great music, great stories, great production. And facts.

Wow!! I've been waiting for you to cover this one. Hard to believe I was 13 at the time. I think this is probably one of the best re-tellings of this incident I've seen. You gave a few little tidbits of information that shows you really did your research for this one. Besides the North Hollywood Shootout, this incident changed policing, weapons and tactics for years to come. Ballistics were studied, new calibers and handguns were invited, and the world changed. With the music and quotes you used I felt myself getting choked up towards the end. Those FBI agents are heroes for the choices they made and the action they took, especially Mireles. May God rest their souls.

Newly addicted! Great content and production! Now my fav channel. Tyvm for your hard work on making truly great content!!!!!!

I love the pacing of the voice over, the descriptions given, the chronological order of events, the backstory of both sides, and how you include a reason for what they did rather than just chalk it up to greed or malice. The soundtrack ties it all together as well.

@The_Bobby_Jay

Жыл бұрын

It’s a very technical and almost clinical way of describing the incident. So matter of fact and it really works with the tone he sets as he tells the story. I think it’s awesome too.

I worked that district for about a year in 1987. Being a Miami cop in the 80’s was wild.

I appreciate so much that you don't sound like all the other video essayist dorks on here. Keep up the great content!

I love these videos, the 80s synth vibe is the best!! There’s a good movie about this shootout that has burt from tremors in it. This was yet another situation where someone with a rifle, a mini-14 to be exact, made the entire police force rethink their duty revolvers…

@mrsrex

Жыл бұрын

Didn't Michael gross play burt? Burt was the guy married to reba McIntyre's character in tremors, correct??

@1dirkmanchest

Жыл бұрын

I talked with an ATF agent when I was training at FLETC. He said right after this he went out and bought a pair of Browning Hi-Power 13 shot 9mm automatics. He said everyone thought the revolver was as dead as disco.

@keithsimpson2685

Жыл бұрын

The funny thing is people will fight about cops armament, civilian armament, etc. when the only thing that has demonstrably lowered crime as a matter of public policy in the last 20 years was the support payments late covid. Universal basic income would probably do more to stop low level violent crime than any other policy it is kind of wild.

@1dirkmanchest

Жыл бұрын

@@keithsimpson2685 I'm gonna have to disagree with you on this. These guys were far beyond throwing a few dollars each month. Platt had a 115-grain 9mm JHP rip thru his arm, enter the chest drop the lung, and come to rest 1/4 inch from his aorta. All the while shooting that Mini-14 at anyone with a badge.

I've seen a reenactment of this crime before, no doubt at great expense to the producers. I'm impressed with your use of audio and visual of the aftermath to create an equally compelling story.

@TheBadge-lh7tm

9 ай бұрын

Itsatruestoryyouronmybadlistpunk

@larryalvares1369

4 ай бұрын

was is the one on The FBI FIles?

Like Paul Harrell and probably others have said, they knew the robbers/murders had long guns, they should have had long guns too.

@MM-qi5mk

Жыл бұрын

He did a great breakdown too. Love Harrell

Unbelievable story and production quality. Awesome job, dude!

Great video. I lived in Jacksonville at the time and there was a lot of coverage about the robberies. I just remember being kind of stunned after the shootout. I had always thought the FBI was this unstoppable, invincible type organization, and it was crazy to hear about agents getting killed, and the one agent going over and whacking these guys even though he was injured.

You keep showing us you weren’t just a one hit wonder , we can tell you do put time and effort in your videos keep it up and you’ll continue to grow

@marcogarcia169

Жыл бұрын

Weird way to give a compliment

@moonasha

Жыл бұрын

my poop smells bad after I drink a lot of beer

This is definitely a top notch production. Love the 80's vibe it gives. Really puts you in the scene.

These are some seriously high quality videos. I love it!!

Your content is better than many short documentaries I've seen who have full professional productions crews. The community sure seems to love it and is engaging with new ideas for you as well. Keep em coming my man! Also...hats off to all agents involved in the shootout, especially the 2 fallen agents and Agent Ed Mireles for just being a badass warrior

I miss when the FBI was like this.

@HardestEli

Жыл бұрын

Maybe there aren't as many bad guys like this? Idk. Me too...

@Lostsouls5557

Жыл бұрын

Fucc all the three letter agencies

@BrainFuck10

Жыл бұрын

Now they're just Democrat goons

Bruh, your edits and effects are great. The music and font (tribute) set the vibe perfectly. Please keep up the exceptional work.

There are a ton of comment on your videos about how great your videos are, and this is going to be another one! You keep nailing it with your videos!

Love these videos. Paul Harrell also did a great analysis of this shooting.

@robertsears8323

Жыл бұрын

Paul's video was much better has Paul did not lie and say the thugs were trained and Paul never gave them any praise like this thug lover did.

@michaeldoyle189

Жыл бұрын

Doesn't really seem like "thug praise." Just stating they were combat veterans with military training. These were not your standard bank robbers in the area at the time. This context is relevant for the events that lead to the shootout. As evidenced by the 2 agents who lost their lives and the other 3 that were wounded. You are right in the sense that Paul's video was more informative. But both have very different styles. Paul's video gave zero context about the events leading to the shootout whereas he went into deep analysis of the shootout. This is a broader view. Videos on this topic could easily be 2 hours long. But both popo medic and Paul found their own style of presenting the information.

@thewisewolf768

Жыл бұрын

@@robertsears8323 What are you smoking dude? At no point did the poster praise them.

@AxelBitz

Жыл бұрын

@@robertsears8323 WTF! Are you deaf of dumb? The guys were ex military, *THEY WERE TRAINED,* that's a simple fact, not praise or lie, A FACT!

@TheKep

Жыл бұрын

@@robertsears8323 calm down boomer. He just said they were ex military

I've read & heard so many articles & documentaries over 30+ years about this, but this is the first I've heard in detail about who these men were before the shootout. Great job!!

Couple things I noticed. First, Platt didn’t have an M16, it was a Mini-14 with a folding stock and jungle taped 30 rounders. Second, there are a lot of details of the gunfight glossed over like the car stop the agents did so they could get the robbers off the street, where they decided to do it, and what went on. McNeil attempted to get to his shotgun but thought it was quicker to just dump his revolver into the windscreen, when Platt shot him in the hand and prevented him from reloading. When that happened, Mirales was behind him rolling out of the car with his shotgun and got hit in the arm and was taken out of the fight for a time (he came back later). Hanlon had lost his revolver and drew his backup snub nose and took cover with Grogan and Dove who had 9mm S&W. Grogan had lost his glasses in the crash and had poor eyesight without them. Across the street were two more agents that were not hitting anything. When Platt attempted to get out of the car, he presented his torso to Dove who made the “shot heard around the world” that went through Platt’s arm and into his chest. By this time at least three agents were disabled or out of the fight. When Platt got back to his feet, he charged Grogan’s car, wounding Hanlon in the arm and hand, killing Grogan and Dove, then went to shoot Hanlon again. So 6 disabled right there. As Platt went to get into Grogan’s car, Mirales came back and hit Platt in the foot, then emptied his shotgun into the side window and windshield one handed. It was said the last shot was fired into the engine block and disabled or damaged the starter. Matix was also in the passenger seat at this time. While Mirales was getting to his revolver, Platt returned with a 44 magnum and fired several shots, missing Mirales entirely. Platt gets back into Grogan’s car and it fails to start, giving Mirales time to advance with his revolver and finish Platt and Matix off. If you want better detail, you can watch Paul Harrel’s video on his analysis of the shootout or the movie he mentions.

Bro this is got to be one of the best videos I have ever seen not only on KZread but on every platform I love historical things like this and you guys did it so well I am even commenting on your video congrats and thank you for this what a great video

Your use of music in your videos is brilliant. You know when to pause, when to use what music, and how to engage with the audience. Seriously, your videos are masterfully done. Keep them up cause us internet people's have add

@andrewharper1609

Жыл бұрын

The music is way too loud and distracting vs the audio footage. Not good.

I've never seen a KZread channel hit 500,000 subscribers so quickly in my life, then not even give a shit. I love you, man. You're a true badass.

Fantastic documentary. You make some of the best content out there. Thanks for the hard work!

I've been watching these videos of yours for some time. Keep on doing them. They be great to watch

This feels like the best production yet, the second best being the Rangers video. You managed to bring new life to a subject covered by other KZreadrs. Truly something fresh. Awesome job

My favorite channel on KZread. Hands down. Excellent quality and work. The shootout scene you produced was amazing

Holy sh!t It’s been a while since I’ve seen a video on this channel, right around the time you changed formats & WOW! You have found your niche! This quality is out of the world!!! Kudos! I have to keep binging all of them now!

Riveting stuff! I was literally glued the entire time. Great work!!

I just want to say, I love you and your videos and the effort you put into them. Please keep making more of these high quality videos

I like that you get straight to the point with clear/concise info. Videos are steady getting better and better with each one…

Well done video! The title intrigued me and the commentary & score kept me in… Subscribed! Can’t wait for your next video.

Your videos are awesome it's like you can go back in time an live the moments on both sides of the story.

Dude!!! Just when I think you can't top your last video you do! Your channel is going to have well over a million subscribers in no time with how good the video quality is, how well your research the topics, the freaking music!!! And the little details you throw in there, like how you recorded the car just before the gun fight. That was so damn sick!!

Love the extra work that has been added to your production. It has not gone unnoticed. Great job on the videos guys!!!! 2 thumbs way up!!!

I've been watching a few of these since I found your channel yesterday. Really cool stuff. Subscribed.

This is the first video I've discovered on your channel and the way its put together is epic to say the least. Definitely subscribed from here on

Each new video keeps getting better & better & better. One word: riveting. Incredible work. Please keep them coming. Thank you.

Everything about your videos from your narrating to the editing to the visuals and the stories that you cover are fantastic! Keep up the good work and I'm looking forward to more.

Man, great videos. The story, the voice, plus this amazing music. You are amazing, keep it up.

The production value of your videos just keeps getting better and better. You're a straight pro at this point. Love it! Keep it up man!

Your videos are very impressive. We'll put together great narrative, phenomenal editing. These episodes deserve to be on the big screen.

I legit get so excited when I see a new docu-series upload from Popo Medic. Bro you came here and exceeded everyone's expectations I think. By far my favorite KZreadr when it comes to breakdown videos like this, they're so well put together.

i didnt want this video to end, wow you've really made a great video i was hooked from start to finish

The production quality on these is nothing short of amazing. You have a true talent for this, man.

Popo, i love the music. It feels like an 80s action sequence and I’m here for it! Been binge watching your vids.

Holy crap man, this one was intense. These keep getting better every time! I think you've definitely found your niche.

Seriously. Your channel is way too good. You've raised the bar higher than anybody else on KZread can reach.

@jameshusentoff2953

Жыл бұрын

Coffee house crime is bette r

@isaacbrooks5999

Жыл бұрын

@@jameshusentoff2953 My personal preference, but I'll take popo. The music, flow, unexpected pops of comedy, and underlying intensity in Popomedic's stuff is definitely more my flavor.

This is well put together. Loved every minute of it.

That was so well produced. Excellent job!

It's amazing how good this is. They are all excellent but, you're really out doing yourself now. Keep up the good work, brother. Appreciate you.

You can just tell how much time goes in to perfect each of his videos. Earns a like from me every time.

I'm like 2 minutes in.... dude Karl, you killed it with the music... just the overall editing is awesome

The stories keep getting better produced and better told, keep it up man

This is the most UNDERRATED show on KZread 🔥

@hoopdocs

Жыл бұрын

💯💯💯

Dude the quality of your short documentaries keep getting better and better. This is really well made. Good job!!

Dude that opening was so sick🔥 love the video, it’s very informative and entertaining

Editing and production are on point man just as good as anything I’ve seen on HBO

Dude I really like these videos and I’ve watched all of them at this point, but you have really outdone yourself with this one. Absolutely amazing. Keep it up and you’ll be on Netflix I just know it.

@TheBadge-lh7tm

9 ай бұрын

Imcovmingforyoumyjobforwhatidoo

I remember when this story made national news at the time. In 1988 a great TV movie came out called "In the Line of Duty: The F.B.I Murder" with David Soul and Michael Gross as Platt and Matix. Both of them were excellent in their portrayals of these two well-prepared sociopaths, and it's definitely worth checking out if you can find it anywhere.

@MrJest2

Жыл бұрын

It's kind of interesting; in California this was barely a blip on the radar, despite the repercussions it caused in law enforcement. But Miami was such a horrific mess at the time (remember, this was the era of "Miami Vice", which was of course a fictionalized series set in that environment) that "...another shootout in Miami" was hardly worth mentioning on the evening news anymore - such things were dispensed with in favor of more local stories. It was only a few years later as I got engaged in internet legal, law enforcement, and firearms groups on USENET that I realized the full impact this event had.

@merdoc81

Жыл бұрын

I seen it a few times

I believe the aftermath of the Miami Dade shootout led the FBI to select the 10mm for service. That's pretty significant if one shootout can lead to the whole bureau in adopting a new, larger caliber of round to use.

@AhuizotlXiuh

9 ай бұрын

They couldn't handle 10mm so they settled with .40Short&Weak

As soon as I heard the synth wave I involuntarily was pelvic thrusting so I liked and subscribed. Great video my guy!

Dude! What an excellent documentary! Love the music most. The stock footage and camera angles are top notch. While I do love your occasional jokes to break up the tension, it was a good call to keep this one on the somber side. Keep it up man.