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@lincoln5310

3 жыл бұрын

You the shit brother!🤘

@johnmatthews4717

3 жыл бұрын

Great vid... fascinating story. Glad the perps got dead or arrested... but c'mon Bellasrio Delgado is a pimp bad guy name.

@stayready6300

3 жыл бұрын

They seem more like terrorist than bank robbers. .anyone who can cause that much of a problem like shooting at police, and putting inoccent people's lives in danger. .should be put down like a sick injured animal

@johnnypotseed1700

3 жыл бұрын

So you actually done any work in law enforcement you would realize that every agency throughout the country trains you with your vehicle change you about your angles Vehicles they've been doing that for 12 Buccaneers at least cuz I've worked with the the police department for 11 years

@johnmatthews4717

3 жыл бұрын

@@johnnypotseed1700 thanks mumbly Joe..

these dudes found a glitch giving them ten stars

@luffy-sama3686

3 жыл бұрын

glitch

@PopoMedic

3 жыл бұрын

haha sure did

@PepeDeezNutz

3 жыл бұрын

@@PopoMedic reeee

@techzonetzuk

3 жыл бұрын

Ten stars each

@darrenmatson9792

3 жыл бұрын

Lmmfao

Crazy how these guys with just .38 revolvers and no back-up charged these armed felons with automatic rifles and grenades. Flash forward to today where dozens of cops with the same gear as SWAT can't even go into a school to kill a lone gunman lol

@raidermaxx2324

2 жыл бұрын

no doubt. pretty pathetic, those texas cops

@Masaki-1334

2 жыл бұрын

Shows you just How Far We've degraded.

@bak-mariterry5180

2 жыл бұрын

1966... Charles Whitman was held at bay by the Citizens of Austin, Texas. And now, the cops, who are better equipped, stop parents from trying to save kids trapped in a school.

@raidermaxx2324

2 жыл бұрын

@@bak-mariterry5180 yea i know right? I bet that if it was a classroom filled with little white MAGA spawn, those cops would have been all up in there tho. Its no secret the GOP is preventing an assault weapon ban, because it basically disarms their terrorist foot soldiers for the upcoming Coup V.2

@RebornV3

2 жыл бұрын

The problem is police are so stigmatized today there in a damned if you do damn if you don't situation on a daily basis now and it has paralyzed our police forces to do there job. If they had gone in there right away (Uvalde) I bet the media would have spun it as "Reckless Police Endanger Children" or oh "why didn't they wait for the hostage negotiator."

During high school, a teacher and retired cop, told us this story. She had us riveted to our desks as we heard her go into detail. Best high school lesson ever.

@kyleshockley1573

2 жыл бұрын

Share with the class. Eye witnesses tend to notice those small details which makes the story more memorable. I'm down to hear more.

@kyleshockley1573

Жыл бұрын

@@aolanaknilram7745 So are comment sections. And yet here we are.

@cristiansolano9491

Жыл бұрын

I would love to meet your teacher and hear her story of what went down that day. This story is the craziest 211 I've ever heard about. And I'm just learning about it which sucks because alot of snowflakes like to throw misinformation about why our police is militarized, yet they refuse to acknowledge events like this that play a major role and have influenced the tactics and methods that our law enforcement use today. Instead they go off and virtue signal about POliCe BrUtALity and racism where there clearly isn't any. Events like this gave U.S. law enforcement agencies no choice but to adapt military tactics in order to counter heavily armed suspects in high risk events like this.

@LittleBitofHopeToo2518

11 ай бұрын

@@cristiansolano9491 If it was a "she" she was not an eyewitness. There were no female cops there that day. They use this in training, so she probably heard about it that way.

@LittleBitofHopeToo2518

11 ай бұрын

@@kyleshockley1573 She was not an eye witness.

Interesting. I was a cop in Canada and we not only heard of this, we actually studied it in the academy. It was soon after that we got vests and shotguns in every patrol car. Each supervisor car had a signal booster and radio comms with all emergency services in the area and a tactical channel for anyone involved in a major incident to monitor.

@raidermaxx2324

2 жыл бұрын

great. canada once again following the bad elements of big brother america. How did that "militarization" of the cops work in texas while they sat around clutching their pearls and their AR-15's in their armored vests while an 18 year old MAGA terrorist murdered 21 unarmed and un-vested elementary school children and a teacher in cold blood? fuck all this. ive had it with you types.

@glasshalffull8625

Жыл бұрын

When I went through the academy, I fell in love with the Remington 870 pump and OO buck. (By the end of the academy, my nickname was Mr Shotgun) Too bad the first officer was taken out of the fight early. Once an informant called and said guys (really a bank robbery team) with vests and AKs were going to rob a back down the street in 5 minutes. I rolled with the bank robbery squad and they offered me my choice of an MP-5 or the Remington. Of course I chose the Remington and loaded OO. My plan was to shoot for the legs. Anyway, a supervisor spooked the bad guys and they didn’t rob the back. Lots of pucker factor though. On a side note, the guy who I jumped in with wanted me to lock the car when we exited as it was a bad neighborhood and he didn’t want the UC vehicle stolen. My response, “This vehicle may be our only cover and means of egress and I wouldn’t be locking the door.” Anyway, over the years I got to work/train with a few RCMP officers and I held you guys in the highest esteem.

@johnkidd1226

Жыл бұрын

@@glasshalffull8625 The 870 pump is the best short range anti personnel weapon made. What has 12 balls and f***s bad guys? SSG's. Whats brown and fuzzy and hangs from a bad guys ass? A K9.

@glasshalffull8625

Жыл бұрын

@@johnkidd1226 Loved the K9 reference!!! 😂

@LittleBitofHopeToo2518

Жыл бұрын

They used it for training in the Sheriff's Department and others for decades. I don't think any other states but California did though.

I was a dispatcher/supervisor for more than 26 years .. attended numerous training courses thru APCO and others and I"d never heard of this until today. I have listened to that recording of the North Hollywood shoot out numerous times -- can't believe this event was never highlighted in our classes.

@DevDog67

3 жыл бұрын

Probably because it didn't go well? Just a guess.

@rogerlibby14613

3 жыл бұрын

Memory is so disappointing--- at the time I thought all of them died in the forest shootout.

@geometromonkey

2 жыл бұрын

Yea they only are gonna let you know about the things they want you to know like it’s fucking law enforcement 😂

@wicked2740

2 жыл бұрын

The reason we don’t know about this is because it happened in the IE! Come on the IE! Nobody in LA new where the hell the IE was at! As far as they we’re concerned the world end at Pomona. Thank you for the history lesson I appreciated.

@spencerchara3228

2 жыл бұрын

Baltimore city here, I never heard of this and we watched videos only LEO could see back then

Our Sheriffs Office carried Tommy Guns and 1911s way back in the 1960s. Everybody just kept a can of 45 ACP HPs and they loved it. The Dog Warden used a scoped 30-30 and even he got called out on manhunts. People used to laugh at him but he was a Vietnam Speacial Forces Veteran. I had total respect for the man. He would always come running on a hot call.

@t.lledsmar6052

2 жыл бұрын

@JimoTex22 PTSD because they saw the damn dog catcher joining police responses.

@iodinecola326

2 жыл бұрын

.45s I get but tommy guns! Those things were hella expensive to produce and even more expensive to buy.

@thorfinthorfin3010

2 жыл бұрын

@@iodinecola326 Yes.They purchased surplus from Uncle Sam at a bargain when the M14 started to be king.

@rickybobby1056

2 жыл бұрын

30-30 is a powerful round, my favorite one I own.

@iodinecola326

2 жыл бұрын

@@thorfinthorfin3010 they only made so many Tommys as they replaced(kinda) them with grease guns to save money, so even getting surplus was still expensive as hell. But again, shit like that was definitely cheaper back then

Damn, officer evans was one brave dude.. he had to know how low his chances of surviving that encounter were and he still went basically alone armed with nothing but a punk ass .38 and still did damage.. what a badass.

@timetowakeup6302

Жыл бұрын

No. He was an idiot and as a result he paid with his life. Going into that forest encounter alone, knowing how well armed those boys were, was beyond stupid.

@kellymontgomery1293

19 күн бұрын

YES! Preach that! you won;t hear this on commie news network

“Why do the cops need that much equipment?!” This is why.

@matthewk6731

2 жыл бұрын

Same reason citizens need equipment, guns, and ammo. Idiots are everywhere, and "When seconds count, the police are minutes away."

@brianstabile165

Жыл бұрын

@@matthewk6731 it’s a stupid double standard pf people who are anti cop and anti gun

@gyu811

Жыл бұрын

no 1997 north hollywood

@brianstabile165

Жыл бұрын

@@gyu811 both

What a crazy story. I thought you were joking with the helicopter getting shot down. Rip to the Green Beret. He is a hero

@boerewors79

3 жыл бұрын

If I remember correctly, the pilot was hit in the leg.

@lukebrian1634

2 жыл бұрын

@@boerewors79 and that made him crash? What a bozo🤣

@josephgarrett5693

2 жыл бұрын

​@@lukebrian1634 Theres a major artery in the leg. If it got nicked he would have to put down fast before he lost conciousness.

@THEODSTKING117

2 жыл бұрын

@@lukebrian1634 This ain’t GTA u corn ball lmao

@sirbacon1617

2 жыл бұрын

@@lukebrian1634 try flying a helicopter while bleeding out in 1 out of 2 body parts you NEED to use to drive the helicopter

Deputy Evans what a chad. RIP

@Supreme-yh7hj

3 жыл бұрын

Smoking deputy evans pack

@L85A2

3 жыл бұрын

@@Supreme-yh7hj How old are you bro

@Supreme-yh7hj

3 жыл бұрын

@@L85A2 3300 years old

@L85A2

3 жыл бұрын

@@Supreme-yh7hj You 15 bro

@roop-a-loop

2 жыл бұрын

what an idiot, imagine risking your life to stop a bank robbery

Bruh not only did Deputy Bolasky kill the driver, he injured one of the other guys too. He then went on to join the air force and become a Lieutenant Colonel. Legend

@LordMalice6d9

8 ай бұрын

These guys were just cut from a different cloth back then.

Please keep doing cop breakdowns though, not just the historical docs. Those are my two favorite things that you do. Absolutely love them

Cops in the 80s were Badasses. Look at an incident like this or the Miami shootout, and they really took the fight to bad guys.

@jarkkoseppanen899

3 жыл бұрын

cocaine is a helluva drug!

@erikjimenez8671

3 жыл бұрын

Well most of the police officers in the 80’s were veterans of the Vietnam war , I imagine it wasn’t their first time having a shoot out in the middle of the streets

@IntrovertedOreo

3 жыл бұрын

@@erikjimenez8671 its kinda the same thing now, lots of vets from the middle eastern wars, now 80-90% of them are currently police officers.

@XanVicious

3 жыл бұрын

@@erikjimenez8671 that'd be terrifying. Imagine if they wouldve lead him into a jungle environment.

@TheSunderingSea

3 жыл бұрын

@@IntrovertedOreo Not even close to the scale dude, there was a national draft in Vietnam era while it's a volunteer force today.

If Deputy Evans (an SF veteran) had a long gun with him, it might have turned out different.

@PopoMedic

3 жыл бұрын

100000000%

@808Lawyer

3 жыл бұрын

Given Deputy Evans’ badassery likely way different

@tireslayer6568

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely!

@joemoment-o1275

3 жыл бұрын

@@PopoMedic no disrepct, but it's obvious and always has been to have armed cops with long guns. Pistol are trash. This story reinforces that sadness every time. 223 long gun is such a simple and safe way to end a bad gun.

@georgespalding7640

3 жыл бұрын

Evans should have waited for the backup he knew they had long guns and he was outgunned considerably

One lesson (amongst many) learned (according to the book "Norco 80") from this incident was the need for Post Incident mental health counseling for law enforcement and first responders. It's still pretty lacking even today. If you read the book Norco 80, you will learn that many of the Officers and Deputies never fully recovered from that incident and some left Law Enforcement altogether (or were forced out of it in a few cases). Many LEOs involved were very angry at other LEOs involved in the incident and could never forgive their partners "mistakes" (real or perceived). The trial afterwards of the suspects was also a total mess. Very good read ("Norco 80").

@ElGeetaro8929

Жыл бұрын

Idk, I don't think that stuff really helps and there's not really any data to back up that it does beyond the immediate short term. I don't know of anyone who ever took it when it was offered. I personally just wanted to move on to the next call if offered. And it was told to me by a hazmat instructor that 75% of responders will quit after an mci regardless. Don't know how accurate that number is though.

@atmosrepair

Жыл бұрын

Hmm cool thanks for sharing, will put it on the reading list!

@atmosrepair

Жыл бұрын

@@ElGeetaro8929 one thing I have found to be very releasing of any built up angst or tension in the central nervous system is a medication called Ketamine. Some States have these medical facilities, specialized for this trauma treatment, they dispense the medication in office there, once a month or something, not too often. It's not just the typical narcotic thing, it has hallucinogenic effect, allowing to sort of enter a very spiritual experience.

@davidcarik1761

Жыл бұрын

@@atmosrepair It's definitely worth the read!

@davidcarik1761

Жыл бұрын

@@ElGeetaro8929 I'm pretty sure that Professional, Medical, Mental Health treatment has been pretty proven to help people going through a emotional and psychological crisis, as well as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, amongst other things. I think it HAS to be part of the system for LEO's and First Responders as part of their overall "response" to any critical incident. This book covered how a LACK of formal treatment adversely affected a lot of the coppers and responders (and their families, and the families of the suspects as well) involved. Through these type of incidents (and our wars too unfortunately), the "lessons learned" most definitely could include post traumatic mental health treatment.

‘..that happens later.’ That had me rollin 😂

Dayum.... This is the first time I ever heard about this incident. That shit was nucking futs.

@israelmoreno3620

3 жыл бұрын

then you ante black

@JLD5500

3 жыл бұрын

@@israelmoreno3620 He don’t wanna be black

@whocares69420

3 жыл бұрын

Fucking nuts*

@americancrimejournal

3 жыл бұрын

No shit. I thought I heard of everything major. Miami. North Hollywood. Brinks. Etc. First I heard of it and beats them all

@echofoxtrotwhiskey1595

2 жыл бұрын

@@americancrimejournal Which Brinks event are you referring to?

Deputy Evans shoots at suspects with a 38spl revolver when faced with automatic fire. What a chad.

I just found your channel and love it. Watched a few videos tonight. Great storytelling and you are very creative to tell a visual story with often limited assets from the story. Hats off!

I learned something new today. I had literally never heard of this shootout. Thanks Popomedic, I'm subscribed!

Excellent breakdown and use of the dispatch calls. I had no knowledge of this incident prior to this video. Thank you Popo Medic

@PopoMedic

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching mang

@biteme263

3 жыл бұрын

Oh its a very well known incident. Like he said many agencies used it as training including the FBI. Probably still reference it in their school.

@chiarosuburekeni9325

3 жыл бұрын

I live in Lytle creek, the town in the mountains that this shit show ended in and it's really small, like population 1000 so it's a legendary story up here. Literally the only thing of note to ever happen here lol

1997 North Hollywood Shootout: I’m the worst shootout in California. Norco Shootout: Hold my Sniper Rifles..

@nightflyer3242

3 жыл бұрын

Norco: the original classic. North Hollywood: the remake.

@Page-Hendryx

3 жыл бұрын

Well it depends what you mean by "worst". I'd say that the 1974 SLA shootout was as bad if not worse than North Hollywood.

Of all your content PM, your documentaries are absolutely my favorite.

So glad you continued doing these after so long… had to rewatch bc of how good thee crime doc vids are

I was standing in my front yard in Mira Loma when the chase came through our town we could hear the gun fire. To all law enforcement that was involved that day you guys were hero’s

@dylanpetrunio

2 жыл бұрын

My parents lived off etiwanda and limonite and told me they saw them shooting at the police cars while driving down etiwanda

@jimborg5958

2 жыл бұрын

i witnessed the part on bellegrave between bain and dodd streets, also witnessed our family friend Chp officer ,Bill Crow get shot, also was the first time id been shot .

@arandomcommenter412

2 жыл бұрын

Would’ve been funnier if they escaped after that gun fight

@geometromonkey

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah we all know who the real heroes are in this situation and it’s not the cops, there goes my hero

@WHISPERSHOT

2 жыл бұрын

Yep they are, they would rather give me a 4 infractions on an empty interstate because I’m from out of state rather than help their community an hour away.. such heros

I was just starting my LEO career when this happened. Very intense. Biggest frustration factor to me in the day was lack of comms between agencies. You couldn't coordinate without going through multiple people which vastly slowed Intel. We finally got LERN (law enforcement radio network) but it was slow in coming.

@ecubillos583

Жыл бұрын

Still is

@StoneTheCr0w

Жыл бұрын

ACAB

@grtwhtbnr

Жыл бұрын

@JimoTex22 PTSD how's the game of telephone worked out for ya? Different coms, different locations, and crossed frequencies.

@grtwhtbnr

Жыл бұрын

@JimoTex22 PTSD it means that if you have someone relaying coms between agencies they are repeating what someone is saying on their end to another dispatch and that dispatcher is relaying what that person said to their people. So its like the game of telephone and even with the most professional coms it's still 2-4 times removed. Comprende, vergaso?

This has become my favorite channel after discovering it two days ago. Can’t wait for my of your episodes like these.

Dude I am so glad you do these videos, entertaining and well done! thank you!

Known as “The ultimate 11-99.” As training sergeant then I used this as “How do we learn from this?” I took my officers up to Norco (about 75 mi.) in a caravan of units & we drove the route & stood on still-bloody pavement. Turns my stomach to this day. May all those brave souls lost that day RIP as those who have (hopefully) found peace and passed since. #NeverForgetNorco💙🇺🇸 #PTSDSUCKS

@raidermaxx2324

2 жыл бұрын

you know what turns my stomach? that cops in texas allowed one 18 year old MAGA terrorist armed with a long rifle, murder 21 elementary school children while they sat around in the parking lot, clutching their AR-15's AND DID NOTHING

@Joecms

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your service.

@phantomaviator1318

2 жыл бұрын

O7 thank you sir God bless

@StoneTheCr0w

Жыл бұрын

ACAB all police are rotting in hell with all Pinkertons

"That happens later *while chuckling" fucking brilliant Popo.

Dude, your sense of humor in this video was awesome! Just as funny as it was informative. Thanks!

These videos are great, each one gets better. Well done. Subscribed.

I had loaned my AR15 several weeks before this happened to my older Brother on the Corona PD. He had it with him at work that day. I was disappointed he did not have the opportunity to use it........

@FiveMissiles

3 жыл бұрын

lol prob wasnt on duty at the same time

Wow, I grew up on the border between Riverside/Norco/Corona. My Mom was a San Bernardino cop, and I remember watching the North Hollywood shootout. The Norco shootout was before my time but I’m surprised nobody ever told me about it.

Rewatched this again tonight...still a great video!

Great channel, you're one of the hard to find instant legends.

Crying because these guys robbed a bank with those beautiful HKs and I'll never even own one

@tieroneactual2228

3 жыл бұрын

Just imagine back then the HK91’s & 93’s were only a few hundred bucks each, but that was 1980 & today they’re just out of sight with today’s inflation compared to back then.

@deandupont5503

3 жыл бұрын

@@tieroneactual2228 Sorry bud, but IMHO, Heckler and Koch are really overrated. They jump too much, holding a bead is a real drag.

@tieroneactual2228

3 жыл бұрын

@@deandupont5503 Hey that’s fine, no need to be sorry as I agree they were/are overrated. As far as the HK91/308 is concerned, we’d prefer a M14/M1A anyway. A lot of others also like the FN-FAL over the 91 as well, which is understandable.

@Yeroc357

3 жыл бұрын

@@deandupont5503 they’re objectively the coolest due to their rarity

@dominicvega9267

3 жыл бұрын

Well if you had any heart you'd be out stealing for a living & would have money for them. But continue being sheep.

Hey I know I'm a little late to the party here but last year I actually read the book NORCO 80 which goes into bank robbery in greater detail. Here's some things that got left out of the video: -The robbers weren't just trying to steal the money to get rich quick, their leader was convinced, and had convinced the others, through religious sermons that the end of the world was approaching and wanted the money to build a little mini fortress in the mountains to wait out the storm -The bank they chose was one they regularly used, which is something that more successful and experienced robbers tend to avoid for obvious reasons. They really were amateurs. -They van they originally used to arrive to the bank was stolen. They stuffed the owner of in some sort of locker/closet in the back of it. The guy was like 6'4 and his muscles were severely cramped by the time police found him. The police had no idea he was in there so it's a miracle he wasn't hit in the cross fire. - The driver, Belisario Delgado, was hit as they were driving away but didn't die instantly. A shot gun round punched through the back and went into his neck. The round severed part his spine and arteries. He crashed the van and when the others realized he couldn't move they left him. The book makes you feel kind of bad for the guy because he was kind of a push over and was pressured into doing it by his older brother on the promise no one would be hurt but was. When the police found him they realized he was still breathing and his eyes were open and moving but didn't know the extend of his injuries. He died paralyzed, drowning in his own blood, abandoned buy his brother and friends. -In the back of the van they found a fucking samurai sword! It was never used in the robbery. -The rifle they used to shoot down the helicopter was a high powered hunting rifle which was used in addition to the each of them having their own rifle. -The m16 the police used wasn't part of the official police armory but was pulled from the evidence locker. It was the first time the officer had ever used such a weapon. -The robbers were bleeding but mostly from the shot gun rounds fired at them outside the bank, not from LT Evans revolver, though he did manage to hit one in the back below the shoulder. It's impressive he managed to hit him at all due the distance and volume of fire. -The robbers tried to go back to one of their houses which was the original plan but realized they still hadn't shaken the heat.

@ogknitely

2 жыл бұрын

That's crazy man, thanks for sharing

@colt10mmsecurity68

2 жыл бұрын

Some more stuff…. I personally met the kidnapped van owner in the early 90’s and of all places, a now defunct gun range in Redlands California. He was short and not 6’4. He was kidnapped with his van from the parking lot of the Brea mall in Orange County and driven to Norco as a hostage. He told me his story. I’m 6’1 and the victim was about 5’7 and skinny. My brother worked with two of the San Bernardino county sheriff’s deputies for years after the incident and who were involved in the shootout and pursuit with a commandeered AR-15 from the Fontana sheriff’s substation evidence locker. Back then cops got to do what they needed to do to get the job done. I actually made a descriptive map of the escape path of the shooting, beginning at the (now gone) bank in Norco. The chase went north through the now incorporated cities of Eastvale, Jurupa Valley and Ontario California. Bullet holes to this day still remain on a Stater Bros super market in Jurupa Valley intersection where they shot at more cops and civilians. It was the LA SHERIFFS Department swat team (SEB) and NOT the LAPD that ended up catching the last bad guy off of a dirt road in the end of the canyon, in Lytle Creek. Being the largest sheriff’s department in the country, the LASD had unlimited resources to aid in the capture of these thugs. The deputies claimed that the bad guy committed “suicide” by falling on his own handgun, thus shooting himself in the chest (hahahahaha, yeah right! No body worn cameras back in 1980). The dirt road where the Riverside deputy was ambushed was always (and still is) washed out and was a back route Forrest road into “Mt. Baldy Village,” basically on the LA county / San Bernardino county line. The Riverside deputy actually ran out of ammo from his vehicle on the drive up through the canyon. He stopped his patrol car to “borrow” a .22LR lever action rifle from a hiker he spotted on the side of the road. The deputy then continued up the canyon in pursuit by himself before being killed shortly there after. I’ve driven to the very spot where the slain deputy was sadly killed. It still brings a chill with eerie feelings to me to this day when I visit the spot. As a result of this incident, San Bernardino county sheriffs department soon authorized and issued Mini-14 rifles to their patrol units. I believe they were the first modern day police force that did that in the country. They issued mini-14’s for patrol units for decades after. I’ve also driven past the old bad guy’s residence in Jurupa Valley. It’s still a run down tweaker neighborhood. The local agencies involved in the entire operation were: Riverside Sheriff Corona police California Highway Patrol Costa Mesa Police (helicopter from Orange County, out east for unrelated training flights). Ontario police San Bernardino Sheriff LA Sheriff It was a shootout more intense and involved than the North Hollywood shootout with LAPD some 17 years later.

@ajax8341

2 жыл бұрын

@@colt10mmsecurity68 Dang, thanks for all the info!

@Ghostyfrost9688

2 жыл бұрын

holy shit, the details about the driver are actually devastating. Poor guy must have REALLY regretted his choices as he was dying. RIP

@billyjoe8185

2 жыл бұрын

Bru these guys were literally playing gta irl

Love these videos man. Very good storytelling and fun with all the memes

Im so glad you changed your music. Still 80s/EARLY 90s synth type joints but the ones in your newer vids. Omg itd so phenomenal I love itt. Please keep it up!... Lol

Deputy Evans, RIP, you sir were a badass! Thank you!

@raidermaxx2324

2 жыл бұрын

you know who "were not " badasses? cops in Ulvalde Texas

@spasjt

Жыл бұрын

@@raidermaxx2324 Yeah, everyone knows they fucked up, but what about all the THOUSANDS OF OTHER TIMES when the cops saved the day?????????? But you can't think about that due to your obtuse mindset.

Man, I wish you'd do more historical overview videos like this - they're fantastic

I love these type videos. Thanks for sharing!

Dude I love the way you present these. Nicely done subscribed!

There's a book about this event called Norco '80, I grew up in Corona and it blew my mind learning about it. I've been to the stater bros that's across the street from where this happened probably hundreds of times and never realized what happened there till I read that book.

@Karlosangeles1

Жыл бұрын

I used to shop there,too...lived at 3rd and Hamner in the ;late 80`s early 90`s.Never knew this happened there.I recognize alll the locations,even the dairy farm at Limonite. at the foot of Hamner.

@rickdlt

Жыл бұрын

Me too i live in mira Loma and went to Norco high. Crazy story

Crazy, I lived in California my whole life. Never heard this story before. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻🤘🏻

@gregdzialo9998

2 жыл бұрын

Not to worry, most Californians don't know that in 1942 a Japanese submarine surfaced in the Santa Barbara Channel & using it's deck gun, shelled the onshore Ellwood Oil Field near Goleta. 😳

Your game is up my guy ! Thanks for making your vid’s 1000% even more entertaining and packed and stacked

Dude. Killer content. It’s awesome to see you channel blowing up, keep up the great work.

Thanks for sharing this story. I live in this area and it’s cool that more people can hear about this story.

Much love from The Inland Empire! This is a huge part of our local lore.

@PopoMedic

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! definitely is thanks for watching!

Just came across your channel. GREAT SHIT. Good humor, good stories, good video/content/editing work. You'll go farrrrrr with ample material.

Love love LOVE the sound of your voice , the words you choose AND… The freaking track you use. Omg 💯🙌🏻

Loving the vocal work in this video. Getting some real energy behind things rather then sounding like you're just reading from a script. Keep up the good work I can see you getting better and better in each video. Wouldnt mind seeing a face cam with everything as you go through it too

PLEASE all you LEOs & PoPo’s, watch the full video(s). Thank you PoPoMedic for bringing their memory to others.💙

This was cool coverage of an incident I hadn’t heard of, thanks man! Subbed. Keep it up and God bless you!

Great content on your channel, thanks!

"Delgado opened fire and immediately got disconnected from the world" Lol!

Amazing video, Dr. PoPo! Your content is solid *affffff* keep it going!

Love the retro soundtrack. Excellent content sir.

Dude, you cannot beat a badass story told in badass Popo Medic fashion. Thanks Brotha!

That “OOF” you added legit made me crack up. While I’m balls deep in this badass story, I just didn’t expect that lol.

@reichreenactor4874

3 жыл бұрын

Read this as it happened lmfao

I’ve been watching you since your inception onto KZread, and I’ve gotta say that was by far the most badass video you’ve made! keep it up! Not many know of or remember the Norco shootout.. it was brutal... Hollywood was televised, I think that’s the only reason everybody remembers it and talks about it 👌🏼🤙🏻

Excellent narration. Thanks.

Great videos do the lesser known stories like this thank you !! So good

You just won me as a Sub... you have a mastery of painting a picture of the event, especially given the lack of much video. KUDOS!

Excellent as always man!

Subbed. How have I have never heard of you. Great stuff.

These are great videos. You're making excellent content.

Ayyy Popo getting into the trend of talking about idiots getting smoked by cops! That other smaller channel, Donut Operator, used to do these!

@jonzilla4074

3 жыл бұрын

Better ..

@GamingwithHenry

3 жыл бұрын

@No Lives matter lol can’t you see the satire?

Really enjoyed your breakdown! Keep it up!

@PopoMedic

3 жыл бұрын

thanks for watchin!

Thanks! Excellent video!!

dude the music you use in your videos is amazing

Fantastic breakdown!

Thanks for the vid really needed this today

@PopoMedic

3 жыл бұрын

Well thank you for watching!

I never even heard of this. Now I’m going down a rabbit hole. Good video, and good editing.

Loved your presentation !!

Tug here. Good job. Keep up the good. Work popomedic!!!

Damn popo, I see the production quality going up

It’s always weird to see your hometown stomping grounds featured in a video! Good content my man!

Love your vids poopoomedic!

So I'm pretty new to this channel (after seeing you on Donut's show). I've never been a cop or a paramedic. However, I did serve 12 years (honourably) and more then a few pumps in the Marine Corps. So what I'm getting at is, definitely similarities in the Brotherhood and p.s. that's not a bad word 🤣🤣 So I'm going to shut my face and end it like this. Keep it up Bro, great content, great delivery, and you will be over a million sooner then you think!! Keep it up!! #realrecognisereal

Ya know I can only say that I wish ALL reporters could just get CLOSE to the TRUTH of a story like you do.. well done!!

Great story telling, I was totally hooked.

It wasn’t Corona PD eagle, it was San Bernardino County Sheriff’s 40-King

@Barefoot-Bob

3 жыл бұрын

and they didn't hide out in Norco prior to the robbery they were in Mira Loma. I was right down the street when this thing went off. I had my first bank account there lol it maybe had 5 dollars in it but those pricks tried to steal my money LMAO I saw the North Hollywood shoot out and thought. huh they forgot about Norco this is nothing

@rickobrien4025

3 жыл бұрын

This video claimed it was the Costa Mesa Airship, not Corona's .

@sorryforthings72

3 жыл бұрын

@@rickobrien4025 but it wasn’t.....it was 40King that got shot down........facts are very important

@rickobrien4025

3 жыл бұрын

@@sorryforthings72 Facts ARE important. I don't think that Costa Mesa even HAD an airship back when this happened .

@dieselpower7797

3 жыл бұрын

@@rickobrien4025 Back then Anahiem Police had a Hughes 300c and they covered all the way to the beach with that little bird.

they had so many advantages that the modern day dbag doesnt, and yet still fucked it up.

@mateuszmattias

3 жыл бұрын

@Richard B There is a popular view of "the genius criminal" like a Bond villain or something, but in fact it's stunning how many criminals turn out to be really unintelligent. And I'm not talking "a bit dim" here, I mean almost down to retardation level. Not all of them of course, but still a stunningly high percent. So it is probably more than just over- and underestimation, although that may of course be related.

@kcet1948

3 жыл бұрын

They did not watch Rambo.

@LuvBorderCollies

2 жыл бұрын

Most criminals are not the brightest bulbs. Some are a little smarter than the average scumbag. None of them are going to be designing the next Mars exploration mission.

@0ldCat

2 жыл бұрын

Well, I would not ascribe d-bags' failures entirely to their IQ levels. Which for some of them is quite high at times. Albeit not for any of these blokes, by the looks of it. The big factor not to be overlooked is the ability to function effectively in highly stressful and chaotic situations (such as gun fights). Read up some of the accounts of vets that have gone into battles for the very 1st time, be it small skirmishes or major ones. Or even how n00b cops lose their 💩 in the heat of a first gunfight. Months and years of proper training cannot prepare you for it. Only those that live through it and don't break down mentally can become effective and adjust to circumstances quickly and effectively. I'm not saying training isn't helping at all - it is, but to a degree. Very few, if any, battle plans (or a heist plans for that matter) will go according to plan. And being shot at is a very startling and unpleasant realization. The Miami shootout of 1986 with FBI was worse by the two subjects that were less geared up, but both ex-military. Fortunately these morons were just brainwashed idiots from a death cult. Ex-military would have caused much greater damage and would have carried out the plan more effectively (such as blowing up the gas main).

Dude i know I'm a bit late to the party, but i love your shit. You've got the perfect ratio of factual, entertainment and funny little quips in there that just keep me coming back. And this is coming from an Australian. We normally don't really give a toss about Americas violent history, but you make me wanna watch more. Keep up the good work dude. 😁 ✌️🏻

Excellent channel! First video when finding your channel was the shootout with the crips. Washington state I believe

More videos like this! Great music/great job!

Dude, great video. You should do more historic shootout coverage. The ‘86 FBI Miami shootout was another one that would make for some good content.

Just found the channel, love it!

Crazy, i live / lived in that exact area for 36 years and never knew about this. Thanks

My Godfather was the helicopter pilot that got shot down during the robbery. He and my dad both worked for Costa Mesa PD

@johnv17v54

2 жыл бұрын

Where did he get shot

You forgot the main lesson mate , do internet banking and shop online lol

@40arpent

3 жыл бұрын

might not have a choice soon. seems like all the banks around me have been closing the branches for the past few years.

@deanmacka4975

3 жыл бұрын

@@40arpent same thing is going on here in Australia mate . I don't know why , I thought because of covid19 but that's not the case. I still don't know why there closing

Outrageous! Incredible video!

Hadn't heard of this. Thanks

That Remington resident evil ammo really brings back memories to when the boxes looked like that

I am so glad to see this. I thought I was suffering from a Mandela effect when I heard the North Hollywood shootout was in 1997. I distinctly remembered it being much earlier. I am pretty sure I was thinking of this incident instead.

Wow. Excellent episode.

I legit never knew about this one before. Awesome video, well put together, and fun fact, the picture you used for “train with your whip” is my home town, thought i recognized that crown Vic 😂