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- The 1995 murders of Prince George's County Police Department officer John Novabilski and FBI Special Agent William H. Christian Jr. Unravel the mystery alongside the FBI's greatest law enforcers and forensic scientists.
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Season 2 Episode 17: Two officers had been shot and one had been murdered in Washington, D.C. They had been sitting in their patrol cars when a man sneaked up on them and opened fire. The 1995 murders of Prince George's County Police Department officer John Novabilski and FBI Special Agent William H. Christian Jr. compelled the FBI to help catch the cop killer in a confrontation which lead to a violent gun battle.
The FBI Files is an American docudrama that takes a look behind the scenes of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's crime laboratory.
Real FBI cases are recounted through reenactments and interviews, due to the sensitive nature of the show, viewer discretion is advised.
These episodes are becoming better than movies...how many guys sleep while watching them, and then rewind back😅😅
😂😂 that's me for sure... Just about every night too 😅
I always watch these in Bed. The Narrator's voice is out of this World..
Feel like you gotta check the doors and and locks constantly
Hi there am Alberto how are you doing yeah I like him to he does it good I watch it on this and on TV to just love it and when they get them and send them to ither death row or life in side
Facts lol every night I roll one and smoke it while watching these videos lol helps me sleep like a baby
Great for falling asleep
@M H I remember he did Ripley's Belive it or not show
Seriously, the cab driver practically hands the shooter over to the police and they lose him. How embarrassing.
Sick politics, area where criminals have more rights than lawful people... clever move: drop weapon and they don't shoot unarmed man. In Texas after shooting cop this boy will be turned to puddle of meat.
So embarrassing!
Very embarrassing . I see sometimes unfit ppl in uniform and I can't accept it
Police .soldier .law enforcement .security must be fit and ready
Oops...
@@rawdaw65 I don't know why we as civilians we have our expectations high up the lever for these guys to deliver but we forget these are humans that can fail,well they have had very successful executions and a bad day in office can not make you draw a conclusion how unfair
Wow that taxi driver is so brave we need such men in our society 😍😍 bravooo
I can't see a Uber driver doing this.
They usually end up getting smoked, this taxi driver got lucky!!!
NO!! He was either stupid or had a death wish.
He was crazy I wouldn’t pick up a killer fuck that…
That cab driver had BALLS!
He should just minded his business!
@@kwamenaessandoh2388 Umm why? I feel like this guy is a hero.
Because police kill innocent & unarmed people all the time! He helped them when police will kill him or one of his relatives for the color of their skin!
@@kwamenaessandoh2388 Isnt that painting with a broad brush. I think police in this country needs reform, but why would you believe that every officer does this or that every department is the same? Are there no officers worth saving?
Now you putting words in my mouth! This is why I feel like what I wrote. We get framed all the time by police just like how you are saying I wrote something I didn't. All police aren't bad, but too many are and they could cause a whole lot of Destruction like they already have! I seen police misconduct from every race on the force!
The cab driver should get a medal for bravery and a monetary reward if he hasn't got it already. Helped save a cops life too! Heroe.
very true
He was a snitch
@@ellaesparza3151 good on him. What are you some sort of gang boy shit?
@@cypto-future4649 no
@@ellaesparza3151 ☝ *"OBJECTION!"* ☝
- *Phoenix Wright,* the "Ace Attorney" series (2001-present; 2005-present for Western releases).
*(slams desk)* The cabbie *WASN'T* a snitch!
He did his civil duty as a model citizen and discreetly reported the attempted murder of one of the Washington, D.C. police officers to his dispacther, who then called the police. He even witnessed the shooting with his own eyes!
Not only that, but when *Ralph McLean* (now deceased) hailed him down, he secretly *muted his two-way radio* so McLean couldn't hear what the cabbie's dispathcer was saying.
Ergo! *(slams desk)* *THAT MAKES HIM A DIRECT EYEWITNESS!*
I always read comments before watching and I became addicted to these files. I love how they gather evidences in the crime scene and then came up with a real criminal and put them in jail. I love how they take risks in solving cases lodged to their office. They really are doing their job well.
I was interviewed yesterday at Real Porridge Podcast - Lee Marvin. Thanks for watching x
FTP
I think you should come and see how things run here in Finland. What takes months/years to happen there gets done smoothly in a day or two in here. During my 35 years of life there has been two crimes where an officer has died in this country. The first one was back in 97 and the guy (Steen Christensen, who came here from Denmark while he escaped during his 24h vecation from the prison) got cought in three days and the second one happened in 2016 and was solved right away. We just dont have any serialkillers etc. or shootings at the police because our laws dont operate like that a person X could get 20yrs. for selling an amount of drugs that fit in a teaspoon - so why shoot at the officer?
@@markkuhexen-sonderauftrag7760lol the population is nowhere near the same.
Those officers who died in the line of duty are the undeniable evidence that there are still good cops out there who r willing to risk their lives to keep the order that we all need to live in peace.
90percent
McClain was a real one rest easy my g
@@BobDonaldson-cc1cqhe's resting in hell😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥
This was in the 80s your arguments are moot.
He was there collecting a paycheck
The taxi cab driver is a brave hero!!!
@Balance Level I'm sure you wouldn't have said that if it was one of your relatives being targeted by these senseless killings. 😡
@Balance Level thank you
Thank god nothing happened... A potencial cop killer in your backseat... Dangerous!
@Balance Level you are one kind heartless inhumane killing another is evil
@Balance Level it is not human to kill anybody you need real PRAYERS direct to GOD
This is one of the best episodes because it's so crazy.
Its absolutely insane
Ik right it was Big Time
The fact Ralph Mclain turned the tables against them by setting them up in a Trap of his own is rather extremely/very embarrassing/humiliating when they thought they had set a Trap 4 him!
bunch of rookie cops, how are you gonna set up a cop killer fugitive with just 4 cops and two on their own
@@OutdoorsWonder they did have a SWAT team ready but he lost them by changing locations several times. I think he was ra
ther smart and strategic. Maybe stuff he learned from those magazines
He should had been caught when jumped out of the cab. The cops could and should have chased him down in the cop car.
The undercover agent should have changed his location the moment he was spotted by the cop on patrol..
The criminal's name was Ralph McClean.
"The officer, just weeks from retirement..." You had me in the first half FBI Files not gonna lie.
Is anyone else reading the comments while watching
We multi taskers lol
Piggs
I don't read comments. If you accuse me of reading comments I'm denying it by saying "I don't even know how to read."
@@mbp7060 I see what you did there.
Always
I love the narrator
Peter Thomas
You can hear the narrator?!
You should marry him
I swear me too...
Love the voice and orecision of the narrator
The guy was probably already staking out the gas station before the FBI even got there. After all he knew Nadine was working with them. When he changed the rendezvous point it was intentional so that he could be sure to be the first one in place and could watch the police arrive. He even knew where they were most likely to position themselves. He was stalking them, not vice-versa.
Damn, the taxi driver deserves some respect because he was in a life or death
situation with the person sitting behind him.
I admire the courage of the taxicab driver,so amazing unselfish of him to put himself in such danger to stop the spree killing of this mad man.He is a hero,we need this kind of people in the world right now! Love from Sweden!
Unfortunately if they leave that cap driver like that America need another thinking how how how how how 🤔
@Dashing TIM Your level of gross ignorance is simply astounding! First of all, most of what people call "murders" by police are at worst manslaughter, and more often justified shootings. On top of that, actual crimes by cops that take an innocent person's life are perpetrated by such a minuscule percentage of cops, the chances of you actually unwittingly helping a cop like that are slim to none. You're simply a prejudiced, hypocritical person that would rather let a murderer go free. And I will not reply back to you, because I guarantee you're just going to type some bullshit hate-filled reply, and I've already said what needs to be said.
He probably caused the death of dozens of people by saving cops
@@falcon759 look up Frank Serpico he proved all N.Y cops were corrupt or at least involved with/ignoring corruption. This was in 1972 and not much has changed. He is one of the few good cops. And he ended up getting his ear blown off for his actions.
Snitch
The Narrator is Gold 🤝
Ooh yes..
Yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
Dont they need partner in those situations to look their back, its just crazy to sit alone in the woods when serial killer somewhere around
I can't help but wonder that last agent that was killed - how did they know he heard something ruffle twice if he was killed almost immediately after.
The killer could have confessed you know
They add more details based on the information gathered from witnesses or the killer
@@justturner9702 but he's dead
It's possible he mentioned it to his colleagues on their radio comms
@@justturner9702 he killed him self
I bet that first cop is counting his lucky stars till this day
@OBJ OfficialBlackJustice the second one was promoted to lieutenant
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@@qcbeast478 l⁷Q9q00
And that highway patrol officer that let him go. When the guy went to his trunk I was sure he was going to pull out a gun. The officer was totally clueless as to who he had just stopped.
Max Schumacher ????????
Who else is loving these series?? But are we really supposed to be addicted to criminology!! I can't help myself though. One every night in my bed
@Matsiko same here
You never know, watching these could help you spot stuff that's out of the ordinary in your daily routine
@@JasonTAho absolutely. Could say I've actually learnt a lot than i expected
I happy that i not the only one to have this addiction
Same dude I'm hella hooked
Reading all of the comments makes me feel less of a freak watching these whilst I sleep 😴 😅 Thank you! X
,,, ✨... THESE VIDEOS WILL DOUBLE AS AUDIO BOOKS ALSO..LET E'M ROLL...' MEDICAL DETECTIVES ' GOOD FOR A QUICK 20+ MINUTES.. CHEERS... HAVE AN APPLE 🍎 ✨ ,,,
People need to realize that these are re-enactments. When you see a car in the re-enactment, it doesn't mean that is exactly where it was parked by the cops. When you see a cop with binoculars in a re-enactment, it doesn't mean that's exactly where that cop stood, or how the cop actually surveyed the scene. When you see a bridge and water below, it doesn't mean that's the actual bridge that a victim was thrown off of. These are RE-ENACTMENTS, people!
Because of camera angles, you're not going to have the re-enactment look exactly like it was. Because of things that don't have to be told to the public, you're not going to know exactly how these agents do everything. You'll get the re-enactment version just to watch while you listen to the story. Video after video, someone in the comments has to spew a bunch of "I'm so clever" BS, because they can't seem to understand that these are re-enactments!
Some of the video is re-enacted, but some of the video shows actual footage or news footage of the events.
@Orange County Anthony 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Unfortunately it's difficult to educate idiocy
True bro
Regular people who can't sleep taking sleeping pills me though.,, I watch FBI files
Me too 🤣
that comment was written so poorly I had to read it at least 8 times before I understood.
Commas, please
@@pink_alligator I don't need to be 100 precent literate on CZcams are you the grammar police??
I do both
@Roger Kelly ayyyy yes oxy xanax tried them all a few times I'm on 200mg tramadols while high on weed that's relaxation 😉
40:45 at this point I thought this was becoming embarrassing for the FBI.
Whole UC sting got beat by one guy
I have been looking for this channel till I found it today, no need to watch Netflix movie 🍿 again.
Lol 🤗
Aren't anyone asking themselves why he went on killing the police
That taxi driver risked his life and they let him get away?? Seriously, that gangster even dropped his gun right in front of them, holy moly!
What gangster? They started it off talking about gangs, but they never said that he did it for gangs.
One brave lady. Thank goodness 🤗
He knew that was a setup. He beat her up and she wasn't even mad. Answering the phone every time he call. Yeah right woman.
@@wilburash8315 You’re missing a few things here.
She’s the cause of the FBI agent
Females are weird she could’ve done turn him away way before the ass whooping
That was a gangsta ass episode 🤣 💀
One less evil degenerate...
He died like a G, that I will say, what he did before dying was crazy and wrong but he did go out like a gangster with that last stand gunfight.
DeQuandre Steward that’s true you said it!
R C Poetic Soul I get what you’re saying...I guess it’s a guy gang thing...
Nigga went out gunning!!!!
The fact his cover was blown and he stayed in the location... was pretty piss poor. All that training and they can't see the obvious danger. He should have left the scene immediately after his cover was blown and he'd still be living!
Or have the Officer "arrest" him.
How the hell did they let the suspect get away in the foot chase? The cops must've been out of shape smh
Reaping the benefits from the drugs and free doughnuts they get on a daily.
The cops carry lots of gears
They usually are lol
It’s hard to believe that trained FBI officer, instead of moving away he staid at the same place after local officer came to investigate him.
Stayed
Right y the other officers didn't shot at him y he was shooting the cop in the car
Exactly
@@bullcityshel3451 I thought they are trained to do so.
@@naderhilmi7373 stood lol
So, a 20-year FBI veteran parks in a way that looks suspicious to a passing-by patrol officer. What are the odds that he wouldn't look suspicious to a criminal who actually expects an ambush? It's ridiculous that a scumbag who read a couple of books could easily go around and kill agents conducting "WELL ORGANIZED" operation wich sole repose was arresting him.
He should have realised and change the plans.......anyway
My thoughts!
It was well organised at the first location but they rushed to get to the last location and into positions. There were mistakes made there clearly.
The rules is that after u location it's discovered which is the case by the patrol police the agent was supposed to change the location immediately because he's no longer in safety that was a big mistake that costs him his life!
Mourad Ikhlef I truly believe when the police came with his lights on and blew up that spot that the whole sting should have been aborted, they knew at that time that he called his ex-girlfriend and said he didn’t see her. At that point they knew he was watching from a distance which put all of them in a bad position. They should have had a massive amount backup on the ready to set up a big perimeter around the outskirts of the gas station. Not to mention they should have been in groups of two so one man could be on surveillance for the station while his partner keeps look out of any one sneaking up on them.
The greatest FBI Files episode ever no cap 💯🚫🧢
How on earth do you conduct an operation like that without telling the local cops to stay away?
So many screw ups it's amazing they even cought the guy.
Due to various reasons -
Most likely there wasn’t enough time as the meeting location kept changing.
Back in the days, communication amongst different law enforcement departments wasn’t as smooth due to different procedures and communication technologies.
The perp was known to listen in on police chatter. Informing local pd would have given him away.
Also the agent thought he did good job hiding, but clearly not since a local cop found him.
Overall poor policing - from the first time he outran cops from the cab to the dead agent’s blunder.
easy, ther FBI is widely a terrorist organization creating more crime than they prevent.
Or having a sniper in the woods or not chose an open location around woods when u know his coming to kill ?
They handled him so poorly- mistakes after mistakes-he was there earlier then them - they didn’t have an undercover around there !! Just dressy up as workers or have offices to know so you don’t call for backup after shooting- when officer out of blue comes there the cover was gone - and he only went after him
They didn’t learn from their mistakes, when they find out who he was they kept a secret and put officers in the risk - public & offices had to know who he was then he could be catch faster. The taxi driver single hand did a good job - right there they lost him .
y'all forgetting the suspect was the one that changed the location at the last minute so there was no time for fancy undercover tactics and if they cancelled the meeting they might lose him forever
A 20 year veteran FBI agent doesn't know to check his blind spot? Hopefully they have better training now.
I was just asking how they know that this veteran heard something twice? He was killed immediately.
@@djarvils He most probably radioed it in..
They asked him after he was killed.
@@JIJN 🤣
@@scottyd2262 it's sounds so stupid! He reported but didnt step out of the car???
26:28 "... just weeks away from retirement" -> Oh no.
27:24 Whew.
Ik I got so sad I thought he was gonna die
I remember that incident I live in South Carolina
The Trooper has since pass away
#SCStrong
I can't lie i was kind of rooting 4 the story to keep going on
I was hoping he'd jump the fence an would be like another hour left or something
hell yeah
As a police officer you can't be oblivious to what's going on around you, you have to be vigilant at all times. The uniform officer drew attention to Detective William H. Christian. 🙏
Sadly yes
It's sad how incompetence (with the exception of the cab driver)cost so many lives
@Agge D'Dog Jeez dude cops are people too
@@phaxil4207pigs playing dress up with a badge n a gun
Kudos to the cab driver! Honorable man. I'm so sorry for what Nadine suffered, but thankful for her courage in coming forward. I hope both of these individuals are living a happy and peaceful life. My heart breaks for the families of the fallen police officers.
🙄
After all his hard work and self risk, those fat cops couldn't chase the guy lmao
The cab driver was certainly brave for putting his life on the line only to have the officers who arrived to loose the "cop killer"!!
Yeah it’s definitely sad. To be caught completely off guard… what a cowardly act.
@@sheronjoseph8100 hvghvghgvg
Dude kills me every time when he says lar-enforcement....
I find it funny that the police in the dramatization handle evidence without gloves or tools, just scooping it up and putting it in a paper bag.
Heb there goes the evidence 🤣🤣
Most intense episode ever.
Its crazy
This guy took his life like a true hero. He didn't give anyone of those cops a chance to seek revenge for their colleagues
most intense maybe but hired gun was probably better.
The narration is superb.
They really need to make more of these have watched every single one. Bring back fbi files
It's no way in hell I would have picked up somebody in a cab after I just seen them kill somebody 😐
You dam rite
when the guy was pulling out his braces, it made me think of the movie BUG when MICHAEL SHANNON PULLED OUT HIS OWN TEETH BECAUSE OF IMAGINARY BUGS. savage level maximum
Who watching this in 2020 ?
Definitely watching 😂😂
go thru the comments...it tells u how long ago each comment was made, hence it tells u when people have watched this. there's better comments u can make than this just to get likes.
watching it with your mom
Watched in 2020/2021
The video was published in 2020 lol
For all the professionals cops we have, God bless them all. For the corrupted ones....what goes around..comes around, one day...that may change.
I hope you are right but the money police make a much less than FBI agents but even that is not enough for the agents
FYI anti corruption us ANTI-SEMITIC. Please stop talking against corruption.
There all corrupted !
@@jerryrichards8172 are you really that delusional, you spastic nobhead , I swear down some people are thicker than a plant of wood and believe In conspiracy shite and media tailored bullshit , which only cares for ratings and attention.
@@DC3Refom looks like you fell for everyone of them. It's obvious you know what a plank of wood feels like.
That guy in the opening shot with the fingerless gloves holding the handgun would be amongst the dumbest criminals ever attempting anything that can be concluded in court with fingerprints.
That taxi driver saved lots of people.
I am so thankful to him saved many life. Also he was very brave .
Yeah but how the cops let him get away without firing a shot
When a bullet graze u and u just napkin that wound and have a regular conversation 😂😂
“Hmm this thin napkin will do”
@Thomas Turner exactly. Poor re-enactment. Pussyyy!!
😂😂😂😂
This guy actually went full war with law enforcement. Thats alot of anger
That taxi driver and the courage he showed is the perfect example of a bamf.
That cabby is a damn hero!
1995 Washington DC: Maaan...we go ONE murder a day.
1990 Chicago: Hold my beer.
Stfu man seriously these jokes are not funny they're old and stupid. Like what's so funny about hold beer?? It's so lame sick of reading this lame shit
Did not make sense
@@23zonebg he's been mistaking these for the comedy network he thinks he's doing halarious stand up. Pretend you're laughing hahahahahaha ha ha hold my beer hahahahaha haha wow too funny hold... then BEER! he's so funny I wonder if he knows it. Nobody tell him
@@Robin-rn6ns Are you getting all salty?...did you need a pat on the back?...or a hug?....
@@23zonebg Because you are....NOT TOO BRIGHT.
That was beyond frustrating that they had so little backup and awareness before Christian was killed. That was an actual death sentence with that little professionalism involved
They should have let local police know what they were doing before as the one local police officer that came up behind his car with the lights on gave him away
To many cops and the cop killer would realize it.
How pathetic do the DC cops' salaries have to be that they have to work a second job as security guards?
The 90s really sad
Am addicted to these series and I love it. I sleep faster with the narrator's voice
Its why I can never finish an episode before going to sleep. His voice takes puts me out in less than 10min.
prying the braces off his teeth. Holy crap! I'm going to need some professional help to get that image and vicarious pain out of my mind.
What Was His issue ??? Identity???
@@sweetness1586 yea, the description the police had been given of him was that he wore braces. so he removed them to try to fool people, hoping no-one would suspect him without braces if someone saw him.
Because he complained to dispatch that he heard something previous !
Me too.
Really enjoyed watching FBI Files wish we had British crime documentaries
This happened in 1995, an example of utter incompetence by the FBI and everyone involved. They didn't surround the entire area, they weren't ready to shot the perp, they didn't have enough agents, the list goes on. I'm totally disgusted.
So it means 9/11 was an inside job.
Are you an agent? If the answer is no then rethink what you just wrote.
@@TinyTinaTeaParty Also, he fails to remember how the killer kept changing locations. There was no way on such short notice and constant changes that they could have had everything planned out as they did for the first location.
☝ *"OBJECTION!"* ☝
- *Miles Edgeworth,* the "Ace Attorney" series (2001-present; 2005-present for Western releases).
*(slams desk)* Where's your evidence to substantiate your assertion?
The best episode in my opinion.
Tell that to that bastard Mr. *"Imbalance" Level* here.
This one and 22 caliber killer
Nope Florida robbers is the best.
@@djmakedzana9917 sure czcams.com/video/n5UVkNhqi_k/video.html
@@djmakedzana9917 meen crazy
I seen this one so many times but I will again when I'm going to sleep tonight and sleep like a baby 👶
Thanks 🙏
Me too. I cant sleep without watching these
It is Jim's( narrator) voice that puts me to sleep.
Right!
The “hero” killed 3 white officers.... while during that same time period, the A.A race systematically murdered hundreds of its own through abortion, gang violence and drugs....
@@luvinlife90 the same is happening to white people now.
I laugh my A** off, how they get caught at the end.
That's MY best part!
The Content and Quality of these documentary vids are clean 👍🏽🔥
The stories r actually bed time stories for adults
Facts lol
Please consider having a physical standard for police officers like they do firemen. A lot of cops are not only out of shape, but obese. How can you chase a perp if you're out of breath after 10 paces?
Lol.thank god for pudgy fat cops tho.cause i got away jumpin fences n the cop was too fat to keep up.i looked back n he was having trouble getting over the 2nd fence when i was already jumping my 6th backyard.lol
@@philipsmi-lenguyen8155 that's cool, but, can you outrun radio and internet?
Too many donut breaks
Same with most women cops. Not being able to physically handle a perp could potentially lead to someone getting killed.
@@philipsmi-lenguyen8155 Honestly though obese officers in general are a significant amount more nice than normal officers.
I love this narrator he’s too good at it
Anthony Call
I truly enjoy watching these testimonies .
the suspect already knows that he's wanted and there's a reward. What are they thinking when he agreed to meet nadine at the gas station? that he will just casually walk to the gas station and wait for nadine? He already knew the vehicles around the gas station were cops. I just think it's a bad decision to do that.
I guess they used tried and true tactics over anything. Most criminals are stupid. They make dumb mistakes that makes the police's job as simple as waiting for the perp to show and then spring the trap. With all of the attacks on police and Federal Agents, it's a wonder why they didn't approach the case more differently.
.... should learn from those mafias on how to stalk the targets.
@@SP-qo3pd not this one tho. they already found books on his apartment on how to conceal movements and how to surprise a victim. They should have been more careful
That kill was definitely avoidable no question
You'd sure think the police would be just a slight bit smarter.They have a full description of the fool.Oh & have his prints too.That DIRTY, scumbag.This day & age,they're totally against OUR BRAVE police,not to mention all the good people of our country.People everywhere are going nuts.
I like these episodes before I start watching them because I know there going to be captivating..
It's not called stitching it's called doing the right thing. 💯
Thought I was the only person that watches fbi flies late night to fall sleep one of my favorite shows💪🏿👍
i fall asleep before i put on my pajamas and i wake up cold and naked.
An excellent episode. You can feel the closeness and the pain of the ‘brotherhood” (of those men in blue).
Brotherhood of fuckin criminals. That's all #pigs are. Fuckin degenerates who never had friends growing up. When they became adults they figured out the best way to get back at folks who actually had friends. Become a #pig & dig into peoples wallets. Just revenue generators for the government. Take away the badge & gun and they are nothing more than a coward. I used to believe the propaganda that just a few were bad. Fuck that, it's more like 50/50. #Pigs ain't nothing more than a violent gang. Probably the most violent gang in the history of the world. That's what the blue line flag represents. Never ceases to amaze me how everybody is like don't disrespect the flag. Don't kneel during the flying of the colors. And definitely don't burn it or walk on it. But those same fucks are OK when the cops desecrate the American flag. #FuckthePolice
@@baseballrules39 that's it country let it out. You'll be okay sweetheart just breathe
I do not understand that the cop who comes up with a blue light has not been informed that an arrest is taking place there.
The local police should have been informed.They caused the death of their own colleague
I was thinking about that also, maybe with all the changes, they just didn't have time.
I dont understand that either it seems like the street cops have no respect for the Feds crazy .
You should notice that some of the local police there will be a corrupted officer. Most of the top level authority or agency never informed the local police dept if they had conducted an ops within their area. So this are not only happened in USA but this SOP also applied to other countries around the world. Because they did not want the classified information been leaked out. So for the FBI, they take their own risk. And the risk was the lost of agent christian.
This was the ‘90s. Crazy how easy it was to get away with crimes. Even easier the further you go back.
it’s still pretty easy. you just need to know what you’re doing.
Proud of the Taxi Driver. He is a Hero.
Yes he is!
How did they know that the FBI agent (Billy Christian) heard McClain crawling if Billy died instantly and was unable to tell his story?
That what the hell I thought
Remember..cops tell it as they feel it should be.yes I know he's only the narrator but the story was as told by police.aka phsycics aka fortune tellers
At that stage, I was glad the officer survived. I was taken aback and confused when later they said he had died instantly.
They asked his wife.
@@JIJN 😄
i just want to listen to the narrator's voice everytime im free❤️
U know who's voice I loved while watching shows like this? Bill Curtis!! He's from a show called American Justice. Look it up, you'll love his voice!! You probably can find episodes right here on CZcams
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh Y?
I sometimes complain about my life but I now feel ashamed that I do. I don't mean to compare to the tragic event like this. My condolences.
Only in America do revolvers have infinite ammo.
I think the Taxi Driver was a Hero.
ye
He is a bitch
I have amazon prime so I’ve pretty much binge watched all of these episodes this one was definitely one of the craziest this dude was crazy and the episode of the guy who actually had a shootout in the police station.
This episode was by far the deepest.
Great episode!
This was the best episode yet, someone should make a movie out of his
It would inspire to many people
Single man shoots a cop, "There must be some gang tryna kill the police"
: /
At that point it was multiple attempts, there were no suspects yet.
Wow, this episode got my mind in a whirlwind..
So sad...
All the fallen officers...brave n honourable men.my heart goes out to their families.
You should be happy. The police officer I mean
That cab driver got some balls! Kudos!
New Yack office
I'd spell it yawk😁
Why do people always rag on the poor man for his accent? I don't think that's something people have an enormous amount of control over unless they've had acting lessons or speech therapy . Maybe somebody with more expertise can fill us in.
@@elizabethsohler2410 lighten up 🤣
@@elizabethsohler2410 thts just how we talk up north lml
@@bennybop5387 That was my point.
How in the hell the taxi driver had the guy but the cops couldn't catch him🤷
Oh! Come on!! That cab driver did such a great job and that guy was allowed to escape on foot??
If he was caught that day, many lives could have been saved!!
I couldn't even believe he killed that detective 😭
If the roles were reversed, the cop could simply say he was afraid for his life. All charges would be dropped.
It's like listening to the fbi talk about how how upset there own was being killed. Not aging well in 2021.
What on earth are you on about? I don't believe I've ever heard a story of a cop sneaking up on somebody and killing them in cold blood. The fact that 43 people upvoted your comment just shows how many unthinking/irrational "ACAB" people are out there. Unbelievable.
@@Falcon-um7vo
"Louis Eppolito and Stephen Caracappa - NYPD detectives with a combined 44 years on the job - were the embodiment of corruption: decorated cops who fell in with the criminals they were supposed to arrest.
When all was said and done, Eppolito and Caracappa were charged with eight murders, two attempted murders and one murder conspiracy, along with money laundering, drug dealing and obstruction of justice.
The two were convicted and sentenced to life in prison in 2006. New York City paid a total of $18.4 million to settle lawsuits with seven of the victims’ families."
Rafael Ray Perez, was an L.A.P.D. officer who was a member of a gang unit called CRASH. Among many crimes committed by the unit. One of them was attempted murder. They shot an unarmed 19 year old gang member, they left him, assuming he was dead. He wasn't, but he was paralyzed from the waist down. A gun was planted at the scene, the officers testified that he attacked them.
He spent close to 20 years in prison before one of the dirty cops who was being investigated, confessed. The corrupt cops cost the city $125 million dollars.
According to one of the officers. After work, they'd meet at a bar, and celebrated the shootings, justified or not. Especially if they killed someone. Some were gang members, some were civilians. They regularly planted drugs and guns at crime scenes to cover their tracks.
I could mention Baltimore's corruption, or Chicago, Florida, Texas, Phoenix, etc.
If I had to list how many times a cop's recounting of a shooting was vastly different from the body cam, or other evidence, it would take me all night.
The movie "Serpico" was based on true story of a New York cop in the late 60's early 70's who's nearly killed, because he threatened to expose widespread corruption.
All info I provided can be sourced with a simple Google search. All you have to do is type in the names.
Finally, a simple question regarding your standard, as far as truth versus falsehood is concerned. I'm quoting you,
"I don't belive I've ever heard a story of a police sneaking up on somebody and killing them in cold blood"
Simple question. How long have you been omniscient? Just kidding, I meant narcissistic.
What a time to upload the cop killer doc.
Ikr
"Billy had been a 20 year FBI agent, Billy was an expert marksman, a firearms instructor, one of the first members of the FBI hostage rescue team, the full time weapons and tactics team, and a full time member of the Washington field SWAT team..." Sooooooo, he didn't have enough experience when he heard noise to get out of the car to check it out? Duh!!!!!!
They told him they were watching his back it isn’t his fault they couldn’t do their job right…
I can’t be the only one who love watching crime documentary 😎
i’d rather watch porn. 😉💋