LA was no joke in the 80s. It was a war zone. Summer of 85 also had the Nightstalker serial killer roaming the streets, and the crack epidemic was out of control.
PCAPro don’t matter , actions speak louder than words .. it’s these clowns that give religions a bad name because thy always try to claim god after they’re done with their crimes but actions speak louder than words
you wrong player the real OG'S were the ones that got up to go to work everyday and took care of there family's with out government help and were there for there family's 24\7
AS A BALCK MAN SHE MADE ME TEAR UP NGL HE ACTUALLY TRIES TO GET TO THE ROOT OF THE PROBLEM AND SHES RIGHT - IF KIDS IN HOODS LIKE WHERE IM FROM IN HARLEM HAD MORE CONSTRUCTIVE ACTIVITIES LIKE PLAYING ORGANIZED SPORTS, OUTLETS TO BE CREATIVE AND JUST A SAFE PLACE TO GO CRIMES LIKE THESE WOULDNT BE HALF AS FREQUENT .. ALSO SAD THAT KID SHOWED ZERO REMOSE BUT I GUESS HE WAS A KID
Back then we had crack heads. Man I was a kid then a teenager. Methheads dont fiend like crackheads did. Every 10 to 15 minutes a crackhead. Needed a fix. So dealers made crazy money. And protected that money with thier lives.
@@stevendanielles9882 I think they're talking more about his attitude towards it...he took it well even after being shot ("I made my peace with God"), he was familiar enough with guns to recognize the snub-nosed .22, etc.
My parents moved us out of Los Angeles in the late 90s and you wouldn’t even believe the things I saw as a kid. We saw a gas station get shot up, we were in a bank during a robbery, my dad had to carry a gun during the Rodney king riots just to get to work, and I’ll never forget one day when our mom was bring us home from somewhere and while driving down the street some guy was running and banging on her windows begging her to let him in because “they were going to kill him”. Just pleading but she said she couldn’t because her kids were in the car and she didn’t want us to get shot. it was just an average day down there at this time.
Youngsters today just shoot their victims straight in the head. Pure evil. At least that's what it's like in Sweden. And these idiot yute have really taken after the "gangster culture" from USA. It's sad. Stockholm used to be the best holiday destination in Scandinavia, now its the murder capital of Scandinavia.. Very sad
Famous last words "I COULDN'T TAKE THOSE WHITE BOYS SERIOUS". At 14 i was locked up in Durango. One afternoon this big tall clumsy kid hit the unit. In juvie they made everyone sit on the carpet under the TV in the day room, when we were out of your cells. We had all already been on the carpet when this this big tall nerdy dude takes a squat on the carpet. No sooner than he sits down these three self proclaimed "gangstas" start bagging on the kid. They were clowing his big feet, his big ears and how gangly the kid was. Imagine their surprise while as their clowing the kid, breaking news comes across the TV with the big kids picture. Him and another straight nerd looking kid had massacred nine Buddhists in their temple. The wind was taken out of the three gangstas and they got quiet as church mice. They were legitimately scared, which they should of been because at the time the kid was possibly facing the death penalty so he had nothing to lose. By 14 i had already learned to never underestimate anyone but witnessing that event definitely reassured that notion. The kids name was Alessandro Garcia, he was one of the Buddhist Temple killers here in Phoenix back in 1991. I ended up meeting the other kid Jonathan Doody during that bid also. At first glance they both looked like straight nerds that you would of never suspected of doing a crime so heinous. They both recieved several life sentances.
I survived the 80’s from living on a neighborhood in Pico Union MS-13 early 80’s to Florencia in south central late 80’s and to White Fence in East LA early 90’s u have no idea what I saw it was terrible thank god none of my family members got killed I was from a kid to a teen and a lot of my friends died.. I never joined anything
Whoever gangbangs for the hell of it and grows up in a suburb or nice ass home with good parents and gets everything they want is a disgrace.. I know some people who still from their own neighborhoods, some lames....
That little old lady found forgiveness in her heart.. that’s what I would of done too . if the person was really guilty and remorseful for his stupidity
@@davidochoa9469 fuck them foos. Shooting a random was never cool in my eyes. I forgot about this video and now I’m re watching it. Smh. I’m glad my dad grew up and stopped gangbanging when I was born (96).
This had to be funny for the interviewers, one day they’re with a Mexican gang member poor broke without papers that has bullets still in his body living in a house the size of a shoe box. Then next day they’re with 4 white kids in a rich neighborhood that have money from their parents and are just fighting regular people smaller than them.
The real gangsta was the lady at the end, she was awesome and a lot smarter then the so called crime expert professor. She put him in his place quick. That lady was great!
You have to respect that Mayor lady, who took it upon herself to try and find a solution and take an active part in changing the community, going as far as civilly sitting down with the man who robbed her.
That first cat who shot the clerk deserves the CHAIR FLAT OUT!!!!!! That man appeared compliant, completely humble, and willing to comply, and then you shoot him which follows the store clerk's pain and agony smh. We as a people on both ends of the playing must do better! Please we must do better! PLEASE!!!!!!!!!
HispanicCausinPanic yup it’s crazy even the richest / whitest cities have gangs . i stay in the IE and i pictured rancho a white city rich city but nah there was gangs out there . it’s a little ghetto in some parts
@@MrMoneybag1988 Just remmember what race slaved and made you pick up dirt.Talkin oww we athletic,ow black lives matter boy shut up if yall was smart strong yall wouldn't be slaved
7:41 Normal people when they don't have anything to do, _"Hey, let's make some popcorn and watch tv."_ Sociopaths, _"I'm gonna rob somebody with a gun or commit some other crime or violent act."_
it's the real John Loftus John Loftus im glad you stuck it through bro, after everything you went through that experience those memories the emotional scarring, you just gotta pull up your big boy pants & take control of destiny, never look back & march through gristle. good things have yet to reveal themself to you. keep on keeping on. go get & dont get got. do what you never did to get what you never had. be an inspiration to the hopelessly broken destitute person on the verge of ending it all in the most horrific way imaginable. God Bless!
I grew up in San Diego, the 80's-90's was a lot of fun, at the same time awfully sad. That crack stuff was every were, and I do mean EVERY WERE, heroin also, it's true the police were awful, still are. I enjoyed the music, clothing,the 80's movie, new technology coming out, all that gang, drug stuff going on was truly horrendous along with AIDS. I would never want to go back.
You're 100 right I'm from the Logan heights neighborhood and we were terrorizing all surrounding neighborhoods and vice versa. The 80's were fueled by heroin and crack cocaine along with guns and squads of gang members by the dozens. Every street had cliques of 15-20 homeboys just awaiting in the trenches like lions in the jungle ready to attack anything and anyone who either blinked or winked. 1989 I was shot at the memorial park fair by a rival hood. It was a drive by and just remember that whole week it was retaliation for that lasted 12 days it was known as the valentines day massacre if you know you know. Shotgun to the stomach don't know how I survived but I did and think you LORD for not taking me that day....
ruru_ esco John Loftus John Loftus im glad you stuck it through bro, after everything you went through that experience those memories the emotional scarring, you just gotta pull up your big boy pants & take control of destiny, never look back & march through gristle. good things have yet to reveal themself to you. keep on keeping on. go get & dont get got. do what you never did to get what you never had. be an inspiration to the hopelessly broken destitute person on the verge of ending it all in the most horrific way imaginable. God Bless!
This is a part of documentary from 1985. There was a lot more to this than what's shown here. There's some footage in the original video of black gangs roaming Venice Beach. The narrator even says that Venice Beach is very dangerous because of regular shootings at that time. It seems that it was worse then than now because the kind of violence back then has decreased dramatically. I remember watching the entire show on TV and recording it on a VCR around September of 1985. I still have that video tape. Things were just as bad at that time as they are now. Of course, each era seems worse than the previous one but I remember that gang violence seemed to be worse in the early 80s than it is now. Things seemed to taper off after 1983 because of break dancing and how kids would challenge each other through dance rather than guns or knives. But it lasted only for a bit. The oldest gangs in L.A. go back to the beginning of the 20th century and a few to the late 19th century. Some were started by Irish and Italian gangs but they're primarily Latino and still going strong. This proves how gangs will never go away, as much as stupid politicians try to make us believe that they're doing something to "stop" the violence. They're more concerned with containing gangs and gang violence than anything else.
actually, things were a lot worse during the 80's than they are today. That was when gang banging was REAL and super vicious, and it was the crack era.
I remember very well. I had or still have an article somewhere that I cut out from an L.A. Times paper about a Caucasian man who was shot and killed some time in 1982 because he wore Stacy Adams shoes. Back then those shoes were associated with gangs. And I remember the constant killings and drive-by shootings throughout the early 80s. You had to be very careful where you walked even during the day. It was a scary time.
@Tobias Reese Jr The gangs on America are ran by witches or Satanists. The founder of the bloods and the Crips are both CIA witches. All the organized gangs are. Check out the documentary Obstruction of Justice. To see how the CIA runs drugs. If you keep researching you will learn how everything works. Check my work out also
08:31 "I don't know how the police found out how it was me"...No regard for their victims whatsoever !! This mentality still persist to this very day!!
@@seanmcguire7974 Tortilla Flats is originally from the Boyle Heights area of East L.A. and before the gang was created.....The area where the gang was founded was known as the Russian Flats or just The Flats. Back in the early 1900s there was nothing but apartments in that area...or as the Europeans call them....Flats. During the late 1930s the city of Los Angeles tore down the flats and erected the Aliso Village projects. By the end of WW2 the majority of non Mexican families moved out and the Mexicans moved in. Soon after the gang Tortilla Flats was created. It took its name from this local tortilla factory.....they put Flats on the end because that area has always been known as the Flats. Hence the name Tortilla Flats. By the 1950s the area was split by the newly built I10 and 101 freeways.....and soon after Tortilla Flats got split up into 3 gangs....Primera Flats aka 1st Flats, Tercera Flats aka 3rd street Flats and Cuatro Flats aka 4th Street Flats. 3rd Street Flats didn't last long and got absorb by the bigger Primera and Cuatro gangs. As for the Tortilla Flats gang it managed to survive but in a different area which was the city of Compton. It was the Mendoza brothers that were originally from Boyle Heights that moved to the Willowbrook section of Compton in the early 1960s and continued to represent Tortilla Flats. The Compton Varrio Tortilla Flats gang has been in Compton ever since.....
God Bless Ms. Sato. Alot of women would be scared, angry and unforgiving towards their attackers, but all Ms. Sato cares about is understanding and wanting to help at-risk and violent youth to prevent this from happening to others. Hopefully her meeting with this young man touched his life for the better.
Zuni Gal This lady obviously has a level of humanitarianism in her as well as being well educated and views life from a philanthropic view, so naturally she’s inclined to want to understand the mind of her attacker.
That little Chinese lady at the end OMG I can’t stop laughing specially when she said "well maybe we could get some activities for the youth to do so they wouldn’t commit crime” 😳🤔 😆🤣😂😆😅😂😅😆😆🤣🤣🤣
My entire life I whined about what a tough childhood I had in 1990s Romania. I was always beaten up and robbed by bullies, threatened, mocked, picked on...my worst fear was of getting punched in the mouth and losing a tooth...this was my greatest fear, I'm not joking...while at the very same time, kids my age on the other side of the world were more worried about getting shot, stabbed, maimed and killed. I was afraid of losing my baby teeth while they were they were afraid of losing their very lives...it's only now when I watch these documentaries that I realize how much safer my life was back then despite all the poverty and corruption we had to face. I also realize how ridiculous my whining sounded and how grateful I should be to whoever insured that level of safety for us. There were no guns or drugs to go around...only petty violence and poverty.
So instead of a subset of the country’s population your entire country was a victim. A population that is unable to defend itself aren’t citizens they’re subjects. The issue here is the lack of a father in the home more often than not; or at least a male role model. Often they’re in prison and the children look up to them still. Add that to poverty and one less income in the home and they feel they have to go out and get it themselves…. All the results of Democratic lawmaking in urban areas. The implementation of welfare and public housing meant if you’re a single mother, the more children you have the more money the government gives you basically incentivizing a single parent household and perpetuating the cycle. The large majority of children in America don’t have guns. It’s usually in those same urban areas where you buy stolen guns off the street. The majority of kids shooting each other is also in the same areas because of a pack mentality. The modern media will make many believe that most shootings done by kids are white kids going on sprees. In a population of 330 million that probably happens a dozen times annually at most. Whereas in cities like Chicago there are hundreds of murders yearly. So with this added to everything else, and a media/government unwilling to address the actual issue it’ll continue to get worse….. but again, it’s some kids in urban areas. In your home country everyone is a victim.
That Asian lady at the end is gangster af and mad respect for that brother who apologized and holds no hate fr her because he locked up for it I mean it ain't her fault either way
He asked for the money,then shot him point blank dead,and didn't even take the money.Goes to show he just killed him for something to do!!!! and just casually walked out.
That first scene, the robbery, what an asshole for shooting that store clerk. The guy gave the money over, wasn't giving the robber and problems and he killed him. What a piece of sh-t move that was.
My best friend and I grew up in the same neighborhood...went to the same school...back in the 90's. Fast forward to now.... I'm alive and doing well and he's dead. It's all about choices.
It is very difficult to take a guy wearing a vest as an outer garment seriously as a man, especially when they go around beating up people unsure of their gender
“That’s pretty brave isn’t” 😂😂 the interviewer throwing shade
"hey it was something to do"
@Trevor B I was only quoting the 📸
@Trevor B my bad you tagged me lol
That is pretty brave, homosexuals know karate.
@@LyssLiLi 😂😂
LA was no joke in the 80s. It was a war zone. Summer of 85 also had the Nightstalker serial killer roaming the streets, and the crack epidemic was out of control.
Im 26 and mexican. Around those times my dad was young an he said same thing smh crazy times way different times
Bruh everywhere was bad in the 80s. Detroit, NYC, Chicago, Washington D.C. all had a ton of murders in the 80s.
Sauce McAdams why not ?😂😂
Sauce McAdams you out here saying homie can’t talk about what he wants to lmoa
Sauce McAdams why not?😂😂 a delete Button was created for that purpose quit being weird
The real OG was that old victim that got shot in the neck. He straight out said “if it’s my time to go, I’m ready”.
Well yeah he had already lived a pretty long life, if you flip around and he was a youth in his 20’s he probably would’ve thought differently.
Em Gee yeah he sooo cool ...
Em Gee that is what having a personal relationship with GOD is all about. Notice his first words were I made my peace with GOD
PCAPro don’t matter , actions speak louder than words .. it’s these clowns that give religions a bad name because thy always try to claim god after they’re done with their crimes but actions speak louder than words
you wrong player the real OG'S were the ones that got up to go to work everyday and took care of there family's with out government help and were there for there family's 24\7
“It kinda blinds your love for your family” realest hardest words for a G to say.
What a nice Asian lady.. talkin bout no discrimination what so ever and she was so polite towards him
Has to be one of the nicest people ever 😂😂
She was mayor of LBC at the time of robbery
@@SergioTorres-nt1xm what that's crazy
@salkan Japanese
AS A BALCK MAN SHE MADE ME TEAR UP NGL HE ACTUALLY TRIES TO GET TO THE ROOT OF THE PROBLEM AND SHES RIGHT - IF KIDS IN HOODS LIKE WHERE IM FROM IN HARLEM HAD MORE CONSTRUCTIVE ACTIVITIES LIKE PLAYING ORGANIZED SPORTS, OUTLETS TO BE CREATIVE AND JUST A SAFE PLACE TO GO CRIMES LIKE THESE WOULDNT BE HALF AS FREQUENT .. ALSO SAD THAT KID SHOWED ZERO REMOSE BUT I GUESS HE WAS A KID
80s an 90s Wild west in Los Angeles if you were banging an survive you have great responsibility to teach the next generation for a better vida
You can say that again homie I grew up in Compton on longbeach and Blvd shit was hot in the 90s smh
Back then we had crack heads. Man I was a kid then a teenager. Methheads dont fiend like crackheads did. Every 10 to 15 minutes a crackhead. Needed a fix. So dealers made crazy money. And protected that money with thier lives.
Today more likely to die in some accident. Than by wearing the wrong color.
@@joeyfromcali I hear u Man
Donald trump baby
That old dude who got shot was the most gangster of them all to be honest.
Right?
He said "it was little pop..that's all you get out of a 22."-
O.G. was gangster, he probably went to Nam and saw some actual horror.
lol
Nothing gangster about being a victim
@@stevendanielles9882 I think they're talking more about his attitude towards it...he took it well even after being shot ("I made my peace with God"), he was familiar enough with guns to recognize the snub-nosed .22, etc.
and the councilwoman
My parents moved us out of Los Angeles in the late 90s and you wouldn’t even believe the things I saw as a kid. We saw a gas station get shot up, we were in a bank during a robbery, my dad had to carry a gun during the Rodney king riots just to get to work, and I’ll never forget one day when our mom was bring us home from somewhere and while driving down the street some guy was running and banging on her windows begging her to let him in because “they were going to kill him”. Just pleading but she said she couldn’t because her kids were in the car and she didn’t want us to get shot. it was just an average day down there at this time.
You seem hardened by the experience. Will you protect me if I get jumped?
@@tonykartracer8032 Hardened? No. More like traumatized. I’ll never forget that guy begging for help .
Holy fuck, glad you guys got out of there lol
That dude probably died
@@Milkshakes289 I think about it all the time
Youngsters 20+ yrs ago “yeah this life ain’t right but I’m blinded by the gang”
Youngsters today “gang gang gang gang”
Haha for reals
Gang gang gang doesn’t mean shit lollllll it’s just catchy and annoying
ogs always told their youngsters not to join before jumping them in because the youngster insisted
Youngsters today don't gaf kno its wrong but glorify it and don't gaf
Youngsters today just shoot their victims straight in the head.
Pure evil.
At least that's what it's like in Sweden.
And these idiot yute have really taken after the "gangster culture" from USA.
It's sad.
Stockholm used to be the best holiday destination in Scandinavia, now its the murder capital of Scandinavia..
Very sad
*I COULDN'T TAKE THOSE WHITE BOYS SERIOUS*
Famous last words "I COULDN'T TAKE THOSE WHITE BOYS SERIOUS".
At 14 i was locked up in Durango. One afternoon this big tall clumsy kid hit the unit. In juvie they made everyone sit on the carpet under the TV in the day room, when we were out of your cells.
We had all already been on the carpet when this this big tall nerdy dude takes a squat on the carpet. No sooner than he sits down these three self proclaimed "gangstas" start bagging on the kid. They were clowing his big feet, his big ears and how gangly the kid was.
Imagine their surprise while as their clowing the kid, breaking news comes across the TV with the big kids picture. Him and another straight nerd looking kid had massacred nine Buddhists in their temple. The wind was taken out of the three gangstas and they got quiet as church mice. They were legitimately scared, which they should of been because at the time the kid was possibly facing the death penalty so he had nothing to lose.
By 14 i had already learned to never underestimate anyone but witnessing that event definitely reassured that notion.
The kids name was Alessandro Garcia, he was one of the Buddhist Temple killers here in Phoenix back in 1991. I ended up meeting the other kid Jonathan Doody during that bid also. At first glance they both looked like straight nerds that you would of never suspected of doing a crime so heinous.
They both recieved several life sentances.
What you look like doesn't reflect on how violent you are.
Must be the F ag that got away
Armando Gonzalez yeah you can idk where you grew up but if your from the hood you have more heart then silver spoon ass niggas
Why does the narrator sound like Anthony bourdain ?
1:40 when you’re a single mother and father at the same time
Hype LaFlare 😂😂😂😂😂 🧔🏽 looking for a mustache emoji
🤦♂️🤣🤣🤣 Lol I was thinking the same exact thing I she gonna freaking shave do she even.🙄
lmao
Fucked up
Soloصقر Mo اليمن it’s the internet fam sorry
Sup with all the gangbanger videos up in my feed all of a sudden
Balls Deep government control the feeds
@@obamatrollgaming3792 yup! Brainwash us to be racist against Latinos. Especially with the people coming up to the border recently anx elections
It's your time to join the hood dawg
Balls Deep stay woke brother
Balls Deep you sound so cool
2:30 these guys are the definition of corny lmao i love how the interviewer throws shade
You must be gay
1:40
So hood, even the momma gotta mustache
Lol
cool pfp.
In the hood, you aint a real man until your mustache is thicker than your moms
Goddamn. 😆 😆
This was before the Indians pulling hair with strings
Who ever survived the 90s livin this life God bless you !
I survived the 80’s from living on a neighborhood in Pico Union MS-13 early 80’s to Florencia in south central late 80’s and to White Fence in East LA early 90’s u have no idea what I saw it was terrible thank god none of my family members got killed I was from a kid to a teen and a lot of my friends died.. I never joined anything
@@fleiva30 god was looking out for you and yours glad to hear it man
Except the white hillbillys
@@fleiva30 well that's mostly why nothing happened I'm guessing because you never joined you known
Yup. Im all blessed.
Whoever gangbangs for the hell of it and grows up in a suburb or nice ass home with good parents and gets everything they want is a disgrace.. I know some people who still from their own neighborhoods, some lames....
Onf🤦♀️
That boy already had style wearing LV sweater back in the day....lol
he robbed ms.sato so he could ball out at the mall.
What time is he wearing it?
@@robertomacias9780 16:20
Ball till ya fall
For real i noticed that too. He was ahead of his time.
“Their fallen homeboy” 😂😂😂
I lost it lol
Lmao I know
He said "Gangbangin is just waiting to die". Wow. He defined that shit.
Summer of '85. Hard to believe it's been that long. I remember seeing this when it was just released.
When it was just released? Damn son you old!!
You must be old as fuk 😂
I always respect the one black dude in the old school Mexican hoods.
This was the old days 80's 90's.. Back when it was straight up ruthless now these days these so called gangsters are just cupcakes.
Sweet cakes..all soft for the social media
so that’s bad ?
The white 'gang' is hilarious, the way they posed fucking killed me with their short shorts and little muscle shirts 😂😂
That little old lady found forgiveness in her heart.. that’s what I would of done too . if the person was really guilty and remorseful for his stupidity
He didn’t seem like it though… he really didn’t give a fuck
2:40
“That’s pretty brave isn’t it?”
“I guess…it was pretty fun”
Real life malibu's most wanted
Rip to the clerk on the first clip.
I forget his name. But that was Rebel and Artie from Frogtown. 1980 am/pm gas station Los Angeles.
@@davidochoa9469 fuck them foos. Shooting a random was never cool in my eyes. I forgot about this video and now I’m re watching it. Smh. I’m glad my dad grew up and stopped gangbanging when I was born (96).
@@davidochoa9469 good info though. Crazy how gangs were back then. Now everyone just shoots and you don’t have to claim nothing.
Gary Black rest in peace
Some serious bitch shit. Shot them both for no reason even after getting the money
The white gangs don’t seem very intimidating 😂😂
You must've never watched ghetto brawls 2
Jason Hardung yeah but those might be some AB guys in the future
Jason Hardung what about white Italians?
Neither does a pack of black kids without dads.
@Sweet Willy nah i dont think soo💀💀
Man that lady is so decent. Great person. Amazing woman. She really listens
She’s a politician performing for the cameras
This had to be funny for the interviewers, one day they’re with a Mexican gang member poor broke without papers that has bullets still in his body living in a house the size of a shoe box. Then next day they’re with 4 white kids in a rich neighborhood that have money from their parents and are just fighting regular people smaller than them.
I might be rich on the out side esse, but I’m poor TO THE BONE ON THE INSIDE HOMES
@@johndough3125 lmaooooo
The real gangsta was the lady at the end, she was awesome and a lot smarter then the so called crime expert professor. She put him in his place quick. That lady was great!
What a beautiful soul that lady has!! To forgive takes way more strength than thuggN someone around... Godbless EVERYONE!!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
You have to respect that Mayor lady, who took it upon herself to try and find a solution and take an active part in changing the community, going as far as civilly sitting down with the man who robbed her.
5:50 look at that freeway when LA was a real city not a shitting ground for everyone.
@3:07 the Sherminator gets interviewed.
I bet 90%! of these people went back to jail or got smoked 💀....
Bruh that's not even funny, you're a real clown for that.
That first cat who shot the clerk deserves the CHAIR FLAT OUT!!!!!! That man appeared compliant, completely humble, and willing to comply, and then you shoot him which follows the store clerk's pain and agony smh. We as a people on both ends of the playing must do better! Please we must do better! PLEASE!!!!!!!!!
The guy said no...
@@catdestroyer3509 that changes everything
1:50 homeboy was cool AF with the big head phones back in the days , and a pomadore hair style
I never knew there was Beverly Hills gang back then....haha. "BEVERLY HILLSSS WHAT WHATTT...thank you come again"
HispanicCausinPanic yup it’s crazy even the richest / whitest cities have gangs . i stay in the IE and i pictured rancho a white city rich city but nah there was gangs out there . it’s a little ghetto in some parts
I had no idea
Beverly hillsss, THATS WHERE I WANT TO BEEE
I never understood when they rob a store and decide to kill the clerk to get rid of a witness . But they leave the video footage .
Why did I just get this in my recommended??
Is it just me? Lol
8:00 homie really rockin with Louis Vuitton
Lol 2:30 they look awkward like they don't know what to do with there hands
@@bukdavid509 huh all dumb😂
"It's just something to do" 😂🤣⚰
@@bukdavid509 was a thing in the uk to 'gay bashing'.
@@robertlund5694 northern ireland had it for 3 weeks then the paramilitaries started shooting people's knee caps from the age of 13 to 40
@@thvikingedits8872 source
2:30 😂white people outta pocket
White people should just stick to smoking meth.
Probably rookie cops lol
@@MrMoneybag1988 Just remmember what race slaved and made you pick up dirt.Talkin oww we athletic,ow black lives matter boy shut up if yall was smart strong yall wouldn't be slaved
@Letucces Satan
Lol hold my beer 🍺
@@TheMikac did your mama have kids that ain't brain dead! Man you're one ignorant stupid little girl!
7:41 Normal people when they don't have anything to do, _"Hey, let's make some popcorn and watch tv."_
Sociopaths, _"I'm gonna rob somebody with a gun or commit some other crime or violent act."_
3:07 I went to school with that dude. He was a Punk Rocker. The late 80's & 90's was a war zone in the San Fernando Valley.
How old is he now and is he still alive.
@@robison87 I don't know if he is still living but if he is he is about 50 years old.
We need more mayors like her in this day and age
Stick up kid wearing some Louis V.
I noticed that too
He came out da bih trappin
Thas how them killers look lol
Don’t most people rob to have nice things🤔
it's the real John Loftus John Loftus im glad you stuck it through bro, after everything you went through that experience those memories the emotional scarring, you just gotta pull up your big boy pants & take control of destiny, never look back & march through gristle. good things have yet to reveal themself to you. keep on keeping on. go get & dont get got. do what you never did to get what you never had. be an inspiration to the hopelessly broken destitute person on the verge of ending it all in the most horrific way imaginable. God Bless!
One of the craziest things I have ever seen "if my homeboys weren't there I wouldn't have been there"
Bruh it’s hard thinking of the suburbs being the streets back then😂
Wym Compton is a suburbs
1:39 “ I love my mustache, i mean my mom.”
That Asian woman has a heart of gold!
I grew up in San Diego, the 80's-90's was a lot of fun, at the same time awfully sad. That crack stuff was every were, and I do mean EVERY WERE, heroin also, it's true the police were awful, still are. I enjoyed the music, clothing,the 80's movie, new technology coming out, all that gang, drug stuff going on was truly horrendous along with AIDS. I would never want to go back.
I'm in Carlsbad a lil north of SD but SD is still filled with homeless not as bad though
Oceansideee
You're 100 right I'm from the Logan heights neighborhood and we were terrorizing all surrounding neighborhoods and vice versa. The 80's were fueled by heroin and crack cocaine along with guns and squads of gang members by the dozens. Every street had cliques of 15-20 homeboys just awaiting in the trenches like lions in the jungle ready to attack anything and anyone who either blinked or winked. 1989 I was shot at the memorial park fair by a rival hood. It was a drive by and just remember that whole week it was retaliation for that lasted 12 days it was known as the valentines day massacre if you know you know. Shotgun to the stomach don't know how I survived but I did and think you LORD for not taking me that day....
The mayor was the biggest gangsta in this whole video
Oh boy came out banging hard
Coped the Loui fit for the interview 💯
The date is April 17, 2022 and LA's DA George Gascón is taking us back to these days, God help us all.
Damn they would just kill ppl & walk away like it was nothing.. 80' & 90's were no joke thts the era I'm frm.
ruru_ esco John Loftus John Loftus im glad you stuck it through bro, after everything you went through that experience those memories the emotional scarring, you just gotta pull up your big boy pants & take control of destiny, never look back & march through gristle. good things have yet to reveal themself to you. keep on keeping on. go get & dont get got. do what you never did to get what you never had. be an inspiration to the hopelessly broken destitute person on the verge of ending it all in the most horrific way imaginable. God Bless!
This is a part of documentary from 1985. There was a lot more to this than what's shown here. There's some footage in the original video of black gangs roaming Venice Beach. The narrator even says that Venice Beach is very dangerous because of regular shootings at that time. It seems that it was worse then than now because the kind of violence back then has decreased dramatically. I remember watching the entire show on TV and recording it on a VCR around September of 1985. I still have that video tape. Things were just as bad at that time as they are now. Of course, each era seems worse than the previous one but I remember that gang violence seemed to be worse in the early 80s than it is now. Things seemed to taper off after 1983 because of break dancing and how kids would challenge each other through dance rather than guns or knives. But it lasted only for a bit. The oldest gangs in L.A. go back to the beginning of the 20th century and a few to the late 19th century. Some were started by Irish and Italian gangs but they're primarily Latino and still going strong. This proves how gangs will never go away, as much as stupid politicians try to make us believe that they're doing something to "stop" the violence. They're more concerned with containing gangs and gang violence than anything else.
actually, things were a lot worse during the 80's than they are today. That was when gang banging was REAL and super vicious, and it was the crack era.
I remember very well. I had or still have an article somewhere that I cut out from an L.A. Times paper about a Caucasian man who was shot and killed some time in 1982 because he wore Stacy Adams shoes. Back then those shoes were associated with gangs. And I remember the constant killings and drive-by shootings throughout the early 80s. You had to be very careful where you walked even during the day. It was a scary time.
DogTown
@@egmjagthe wild wild west blood lol
Record the vhs tape and put it on CZcams!
If FPS online multiplayer games were around back then, all that violent energy will be quenched.
Wtf are you smoking
PLAYER 2 has enter the game.
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crazy shit, i can't believe this is from the 80's!! I saw SATANAS aswell as COMPTON VARRIO TORTILLA FLATS in this, good lil documentary!
CVTF tagging 0:37 1:27 1:52
The Asian mother was before her time. She made more sense and had way more understanding and vision than the interviewer.
He should of said we beat up our own sometimes 😂
This goes deeper than a lot of people will ever understand
Yeah it is ran by witches
@Tobias Reese Jr The gangs on America are ran by witches or Satanists. The founder of the bloods and the Crips are both CIA witches. All the organized gangs are. Check out the documentary Obstruction of Justice. To see how the CIA runs drugs. If you keep researching you will learn how everything works. Check my work out also
@Tobias Reese Jr not true it is ran by mislead people
@@exposeevil5492 lol what
@@chrishandsome4267 You know what it is
Wow amazed at the old woman at the end she thought outside the box and believes in human struggles and love and all that good shit
Or she’s just a politician doing her bleeding heart liberal thing for the cameras
The ending was too pure 👌❤️
lol, "Korean Killers vs FFF", I remember this beef >>>>The SF Valley's own
Whatever happened to Ranger?
The interview at the end with the Korean is hilarious hahahaha
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Bless her heart she forgave him at the end
That was cool ending 😎 👌 with hand shake. Real nice victim
This is where I was born and probably lived down the street from these guys. My parents moved away because of the Nightstalker.
The 80s and 90s was crazy.
08:31 "I don't know how the police found out how it was me"...No regard for their victims whatsoever !! This mentality still persist to this very day!!
0:31-1:55 Compton Varrio Tortilla Flats
fuck cvtf. DxP 13
@@1fault fuck the snatch
Why do they call them flats ?
@@seanmcguire7974 Tortilla Flats is originally from the Boyle Heights area of East L.A. and before the gang was created.....The area where the gang was founded was known as the Russian Flats or just The Flats. Back in the early 1900s there was nothing but apartments in that area...or as the Europeans call them....Flats. During the late 1930s the city of Los Angeles tore down the flats and erected the Aliso Village projects. By the end of WW2 the majority of non Mexican families moved out and the Mexicans moved in. Soon after the gang Tortilla Flats was created. It took its name from this local tortilla factory.....they put Flats on the end because that area has always been known as the Flats. Hence the name Tortilla Flats. By the 1950s the area was split by the newly built I10 and 101 freeways.....and soon after Tortilla Flats got split up into 3 gangs....Primera Flats aka 1st Flats, Tercera Flats aka 3rd street Flats and Cuatro Flats aka 4th Street Flats. 3rd Street Flats didn't last long and got absorb by the bigger Primera and Cuatro gangs. As for the Tortilla Flats gang it managed to survive but in a different area which was the city of Compton. It was the Mendoza brothers that were originally from Boyle Heights that moved to the Willowbrook section of Compton in the early 1960s and continued to represent Tortilla Flats. The Compton Varrio Tortilla Flats gang has been in Compton ever since.....
@@JL-uq1cs Damn homie. Did you do a school report on that area? Haha. That was some thorough information.
God Bless Ms. Sato. Alot of women would be scared, angry and unforgiving towards their attackers, but all Ms. Sato cares about is understanding and wanting to help at-risk and violent youth to prevent this from happening to others. Hopefully her meeting with this young man touched his life for the better.
Zuni Gal
This lady obviously has a level of humanitarianism in her as well as being well educated and views life from a philanthropic view, so naturally she’s inclined to want to understand the mind of her attacker.
That was my principal at Mayall street school Mr.Wasserman
That little Chinese lady at the end OMG I can’t stop laughing specially when she said "well maybe we could get some activities for the youth to do so they wouldn’t commit crime” 😳🤔
😆🤣😂😆😅😂😅😆😆🤣🤣🤣
Lol
Well she's right
She’s absolutely right.
he said " hang out wit the right people" lmao
That black man had LV damn not even I got swag like that
Bootleg shirt
As of today, Eunice Sator is 99yo. Born June 8, 1921.
70s, 80s, 90s....were something else
People talk about the good old days. Shit people were crazy back then too 😂
White gangs funny asl😂
What the heck is asl man?
Man, you new generation are a trip with all these acronyms for words.
This shit really hurts my heart to see people hate so much for no reason.
Paul W. whatever happened to respecting your elders?
Please do a "where are they now." This generation gave birth to today's crazies.
My entire life I whined about what a tough childhood I had in 1990s Romania. I was always beaten up and robbed by bullies, threatened, mocked, picked on...my worst fear was of getting punched in the mouth and losing a tooth...this was my greatest fear, I'm not joking...while at the very same time, kids my age on the other side of the world were more worried about getting shot, stabbed, maimed and killed. I was afraid of losing my baby teeth while they were they were afraid of losing their very lives...it's only now when I watch these documentaries that I realize how much safer my life was back then despite all the poverty and corruption we had to face. I also realize how ridiculous my whining sounded and how grateful I should be to whoever insured that level of safety for us. There were no guns or drugs to go around...only petty violence and poverty.
So instead of a subset of the country’s population your entire country was a victim. A population that is unable to defend itself aren’t citizens they’re subjects.
The issue here is the lack of a father in the home more often than not; or at least a male role model. Often they’re in prison and the children look up to them still. Add that to poverty and one less income in the home and they feel they have to go out and get it themselves…. All the results of Democratic lawmaking in urban areas. The implementation of welfare and public housing meant if you’re a single mother, the more children you have the more money the government gives you basically incentivizing a single parent household and perpetuating the cycle.
The large majority of children in America don’t have guns. It’s usually in those same urban areas where you buy stolen guns off the street. The majority of kids shooting each other is also in the same areas because of a pack mentality. The modern media will make many believe that most shootings done by kids are white kids going on sprees. In a population of 330 million that probably happens a dozen times annually at most. Whereas in cities like Chicago there are hundreds of murders yearly. So with this added to everything else, and a media/government unwilling to address the actual issue it’ll continue to get worse….. but again, it’s some kids in urban areas. In your home country everyone is a victim.
That Asian lady at the end is gangster af and mad respect for that brother who apologized and holds no hate fr her because he locked up for it I mean it ain't her fault either way
Being a gangster is the dumbest thing you can do now and days bra. Taking care of your family is really gangster
2:35 the guy in the red Tang top looks like Jonny Knoxville
4:32 why is it so zoomed in
They're gay
Asian lady a Beast.. where she at now
This place is the most peaceful place on planet earth. Everybody’s outside having a good time.
He asked for the money,then shot him point blank dead,and didn't even take the money.Goes to show he just killed him for something to do!!!! and just casually walked out.
I remember this back in the 80s
They got busted .That was my friends Dad that got shot and Killed
Niggas been wearing fake LOUIS since back in the day!!! 😂😂😂 LV✨ LV✨ LV✨
That louis sweater hard af
That first scene, the robbery, what an asshole for shooting that store clerk. The guy gave the money over, wasn't giving the robber and problems and he killed him. What a piece of sh-t move that was.
STS Satanas gang at 5:14
That's what I thought
Pinoy gang
1:16
The eyez and words of a real killer
My best friend and I grew up in the same neighborhood...went to the same school...back in the 90's. Fast forward to now.... I'm alive and doing well and he's dead. It's all about choices.
It’s about destiny
It is very difficult to take a guy wearing a vest as an outer garment seriously as a man, especially when they go around beating up people unsure of their gender