They should have went with red and blue light bars from that time to the present time, though. The red and white lights make a lot of New York, Michigan, and New Jersey police cars look too much like fire engine and ambulance units in that regard.
Nicely done. A couple of typos, but it had a nice flow. Growing up I always wondered why the NYPD needed to order a new fleet since the existing cars looked so nice.
@@sandman0127 Ha! Your welcome. Del Shannon made some great stuff back in the day. One of my all-time favorite songs is Runaway. I’m glad you found the song.
Never heard this version of Hill Street Blues theme as well. Unfortunately, CZcams search is inconclusive and I couldn't find it anywhere so far. Been looking for this version of theme for quite a while now...
Hats off to your Mum. I'm retired as a Deputy Sheriff from a department in the Southwest part of the U.S. As a kid during the 70s I remembered watching the news reports from Belfast with IRA attacks. Your Mum survived a tough gig.
Probably the only police department that uses cars from European Manufacturers such as the Toyota Prius, Toyota Camry, Nissan Altima, Toyota RAV4, Mercedes’ Benz Sprinter, and even the Smart is used by New York’s police
Second season of Car 54 coming out April 2012. To avoid being confused with the real green and white patrol cars of that era, They painted a car red and white as it cruised the streets of the Bronx around Fordham Road and E 177st near the Biograph studio.
That second song was the best, the one right before the Hill St Blues theme. I would love to know what it is so I can play it in my car as I speed down the road evading the po-po.
@@rex_killer5043 Hahaha yes I am. I deduce you say that because of my profile image. I use it due to the pandemics thing and all the victims of it. Thanks for asking.
The truck is called an R.E.P, it is a small EMERGENCY SERVICES UNIT (ESU) truck. ESU handles ALL the tactical (swat) work and all the rescue work ie. people trapped in bad car accidents, people trapped under a train, even a person attempting to take his own live by attempting to jump from a bridge or building just to name a few. It is the BEST JOB in the POLICE DEPT. ( I am going to MISS IT!!!!
I remembered during the early 70s, my mother and I were walking behind a NYPD Officer on Fordham Road in the Bronx. This officer was on foot patrol and was cool, by twirling his baton and was very watchful. The officer was an old school Irish cop and was nice, but you didn't mess with him. If you did you got a tune up. We moved out of the Bronx in 74 to the Southwest and I ended up retiring from law enforcement after 28 years. This officer made a big impression on me.
I always thought that the term "cops" was actually referring to an acronym called Constable On Patrol, and the "S" were added either by a. denoting multiple constables on patrol, or b. a constable on their patrol routes, or patrols.
oops I forgot I was supporting him. I am from Canada and we really do not encounter many of his ilk. Most of our black community seem ti integrate into the general population and we usually do not deal with his type that much
@itsGerbilsworld It was a budget decision: the NYPD found that slapping their logo on an already white car would be cheaper than paying to have them painted blue and logoed just before delivery. There was a report on this in 1996.
Great video, with great music, especially "Theme from Hill Street Blues" and "Bad Boys Theme for COPS" I have subscribe to your channel, looking forward to more great stuff from you. Keep up the good work!
Good video. The explanations of the terms costumes & "uses", were very nice. Just an adjustment to the letters orthography, will be nicer, but that´s only "peccata minuta". ("A minor sin" in Italian) Hehehe!
I see the cop haters managed to find this video, I am a retired police officer of 30 years and loved every minute of it . I build models of police cruisers and I have an interest in the vintage units. Thanks for the interesting video. Oh to the cop haters I think I hear your mommy calling you, come on out of your parents basement and learn a little about the real world. Oh and super black man your 15 kids need some support, get offthe computer and find a job so your kids can eat
3:20 The ESU-SWAT,Auxilliary Patrol Borough Units, and The Homicide Detective Bureau,Air and Sea Rescue,Maritime Police Unit,Additional Units:Prisoner Transport,Parking Enforcement Services or Bureau
OMG! Look at 3:03, that's a 1998-2011 Crown Vic and it's say 1997! And I remember they change the color from blue theme white stripes to white theme blue stripes after 9/11 not before.
Dad used a 1949 Ford vs. unit depicted for 1949. Driving DCIP, they used an upscale Buick like Broderick Crawford used in first year of 'Highway Patrol", then a 1961 6 cyl Plymouth like they used in 'Car 54..." The show was filmed on location, so their cars were maroon so as to not be mistaken for RMPs. We left NYC 1966 and don't know anything afterwards.
Well done. I remember when the RMP's were green. I guess im giving away my age. 😂 I always thought that I would have liked being a motorcycle cop or mounted patrol.
The music is from Streets of San Francisco....the was a nypd tv showed called NYPD filmed in nyc. Now Hill Street Blues. Now Bad Boys from Cops Thanks Blaine there is music from nyc cop shows
the Crown Vic pictured for 1997 is actually a 2007 Ford Crown Vic which is the first year the Vics used 17" wheels. The Caprice pictured as a 1994 model is actually a 1992 "bubble car" and the bubble style was only used in 1991 and 1992
“Copper” is an English term and the name did not originate from the badge, it originated long before we discovered the USA and the term copper refers to the first handcuffs issued to officers... surprisingly not they were made from copper and as such coppers
In case some one else has not informed you, the term COP comes from England where the term derived from police reports using the term C.O.P. for Constable On Patrol.
Am I imagining things, or did I really see a Vespa scooter? Also, when the second song played, I immediately said out loud, "The Streets of San Francisco! A Quinn Martin Production!"
It appears that in 1973 the NYPD changed vehicle color schemes from the green & black to blue & white, ...was there a specific reason for the change? Great vid!
shockin i didnt know the nypd still used the federal signal streethawk i thought they switched all there lights over to vistas and vectors (and mini aerodynamics)
God bless those men and women who put their own lives and in danger for us. Why if it wasn't for those men and women who put their own lives in danger for us. We wouldn't be able to sleep at night. God be with those guys! Frankie t.
I remember the 1973 Plymouth Fury as shown at 2:24. I can't believe the difference between then and now. I'm starting to feel real old, here. LOL (Resided in NYC 1974-1979)
@CGRSpaz650 your right cop is short for constable on patrol. Coppers is because of the old copper badges and "50" is because before two way radios they were on cb channel 50.
Actually one popular Car the NYPD used but not featued the above video was the 1980's era Plymouth Gran Fury. It was the backbone of the fleet from 1982 till 1989.
actually the reason is b/c the NYPD were the first to have a uniformed police force. the buttons on their jackets were made of copper and people called them coppers b/c of this. then it was shortened to cops.
1973-89 was the best. The blue with white trim LOOKED like a cop car.
They should have went with red and blue light bars from that time to the present time, though. The red and white lights make a lot of New York, Michigan, and New Jersey police cars look too much like fire engine and ambulance units in that regard.
@@paxhumana2015 Michigander here, that is only with staties, county and city run either all blues or red and blues
@@paxhumana2015 Blue is for EMS
@@76BUICKS and for feds and fdny commissioners, according to state law
@@tobeannounced_TBAEAS Where do you see that in the NYS VTL? 375 sub 41 only mentions volunteer FD
I have my grandfather's old billy club from his NYPD days...I guess it's officially a day stick!
Nicely done. A couple of typos, but it had a nice flow. Growing up I always wondered why the NYPD needed to order a new fleet since the existing cars looked so nice.
Never heard this version of runaway
You brilliant SOB! I've been trying to find the song since the video came out thank you lol
@@sandman0127 Ha! Your welcome. Del Shannon made some great stuff back in the day. One of my all-time favorite songs is Runaway. I’m glad you found the song.
Never heard this version of Hill Street Blues theme as well. Unfortunately, CZcams search is inconclusive and I couldn't find it anywhere so far. Been looking for this version of theme for quite a while now...
my mum was an officer with the royal ulster constabulary during the height of the troubles. patrolled the streets to keep us safe. well done mum!
Hats off to your Mum. I'm retired as a Deputy Sheriff from a department in the Southwest part of the U.S. As a kid during the 70s I remembered watching the news reports from Belfast with IRA attacks. Your Mum survived a tough gig.
the nypd has always thought outside of the box over the years and used cars you normally wouldn't see other departments use.
bad boy 's what gongen do when the ny pd come for you
Probably the only police department that uses cars from European Manufacturers such as the Toyota Prius, Toyota Camry, Nissan Altima, Toyota RAV4, Mercedes’ Benz Sprinter, and even the Smart is used by New York’s police
Second season of Car 54 coming out April 2012. To avoid being confused with the real green and white patrol cars of that era, They painted a car red and white as it cruised the streets of the Bronx around Fordham Road and E 177st near the Biograph studio.
That second song was the best, the one right before the Hill St Blues theme. I would love to know what it is so I can play it in my car as I speed down the road evading the po-po.
That one was the theme from “The Streets of San Francisco”, with Karl Maldren I believe.
Nicely done and a great bit of NYPD history, to boot! Thanks
My cousin is gonna be an NYPD officer when he’s older,
I wanna be in the NYPD, but I ain't American :c
atole nah I don’t think it matters
My cousin is Dominican
@@nyctmtakid8358 Oh okay, I'll think about it
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To New York's finest and all those who serve in the field of law enforcement, you protect us and keep our communities safe 24/7/365.
THANK YOU BLUE
I miss those beautiful blue-colored Caprices too. :-S
Great video anyway.
Hey u still at live
@@rex_killer5043 Hahaha yes I am. I deduce you say that because of my profile image. I use it due to the pandemics thing and all the victims of it. Thanks for asking.
@@JackComet7 no is because it been 12 years seins u put that comment
What the hell is a "Speacil" Unit?!
They're for "speacil" officers, like Officer Barbrady from "South Park" ! : P
Stephen Hanneken he mean i think "special units
Speacil means the guy that made the video is a little speacil in the head.. So talk slowly and enunciate.
@@STREETLIFE167 = moron.
Special unit is for the sole purpose of searching hot guys then gangbanging them!
I used to die laughing every time I saw one of those Chrysler "K" cars putting along on a 10-13 or an 'eighty-five forthwith !!!
I still love the Ford Crown Victoria NYPD version
The truck is called an R.E.P, it is a small EMERGENCY SERVICES UNIT (ESU) truck. ESU handles ALL the tactical (swat) work and all the rescue work ie. people trapped in bad car accidents, people trapped under a train, even a person attempting to take his own live by attempting to jump from a bridge or building just to name a few. It is the BEST JOB in the POLICE DEPT. ( I am going to MISS IT!!!!
Retired SFPD. 30 Years. Good video. Nothing like driving these cars chasing some perp though!
Speacil units?
2007
I remembered during the early 70s, my mother and I were walking behind a NYPD Officer on Fordham Road in the Bronx. This officer was on foot patrol and was cool, by twirling his baton and was very watchful. The officer was an old school Irish cop and was nice, but you didn't mess with him. If you did you got a tune up. We moved out of the Bronx in 74 to the Southwest and I ended up retiring from law enforcement after 28 years. This officer made a big impression on me.
As seen in "American Gangster" the 60 looked like a period in which crime rose massively compared to the decades before.
The song is in Mafia 3
As a 3 year old I used to listen to the bad boys since I was 4 or 5
Lol 3:00 "teh NYPD"
I always thought that the term "cops" was actually referring to an acronym called Constable On Patrol, and the "S" were added either by a. denoting multiple constables on patrol, or b. a constable on their patrol routes, or patrols.
oops I forgot I was supporting him. I am from Canada and we really do not encounter many of his ilk. Most of our black community seem ti integrate into the general population and we usually do not deal with his type that much
@itsGerbilsworld It was a budget decision: the NYPD found that slapping their logo on an already white car would be cheaper than paying to have them painted blue and logoed just before delivery. There was a report on this in 1996.
LMAO NO OFFENCE (OFFICERLANDER) BUT YOU HAVE THE FUNNIEST SPELLING !!!
1. (SPEACIL UNITS)
2. THANK YOU FOR (WACTHING) THIS PRESENTATION.LMAO!!!
Minor correction. That car that you said was a 1997 was actually a 2007 Crown Vic and Ford did not start using that body style until 1998.
NYPD: we are just gonna stick with the 1994 light bar. Who cares if it’s old?
Great video, with great music, especially "Theme from Hill Street Blues" and "Bad Boys Theme for COPS" I have subscribe to your channel, looking forward to more great stuff from you. Keep up the good work!
I always wondered when did they change from blue and white to White and blue.
I wasnt even in school in 1997 :D
Corrections: The "1997" slide is a 1998 or later generation of Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor.
Re facheros los coches papu 😎
loved the k car cruiser...very intimidating and the great coats they wore in the '20's
You're right. It's a 2nd Gen Ford Crown Vic., manufactured in 1998 or later.
Good video. The explanations of the terms costumes & "uses", were very nice. Just an adjustment to the letters orthography, will be nicer, but that´s only "peccata minuta". ("A minor sin" in Italian) Hehehe!
I see the cop haters managed to find this video, I am a retired police officer of 30 years and loved every minute of it . I build models of police cruisers and I have an interest in the vintage units. Thanks for the interesting video. Oh to the cop haters I think I hear your mommy calling you, come on out of your parents basement and learn a little about the real world. Oh and super black man your 15 kids need some support, get offthe computer and find a job so your kids can eat
Great video thanks for putting up do you have any pictures of big bertha the bomb holder? Im guessing its still in use
3:20 The ESU-SWAT,Auxilliary Patrol Borough Units, and The Homicide Detective Bureau,Air and Sea Rescue,Maritime Police Unit,Additional Units:Prisoner Transport,Parking Enforcement Services or Bureau
very much appreciate of explaining the origin of word ``cop`` ... thanks!
OMG! Look at 3:03, that's a 1998-2011 Crown Vic and it's say 1997!
And I remember they change the color from blue theme white stripes to white theme blue stripes after 9/11 not before.
Dad used a 1949 Ford vs. unit depicted for 1949. Driving DCIP, they used an upscale Buick like Broderick Crawford used in first year of 'Highway Patrol", then a 1961 6 cyl Plymouth like they used in 'Car 54..." The show was filmed on location, so their cars were maroon so as to not be mistaken for RMPs. We left NYC 1966 and don't know anything afterwards.
good video and a good bit of history as well. i love new york ,hope to go there one day.. dj rab...
Well done. I remember when the RMP's were green. I guess im giving away my age. 😂 I always thought that I would have liked being a motorcycle cop or mounted patrol.
The music is from Streets of San Francisco....the was a nypd tv showed called NYPD filmed in nyc. Now Hill Street Blues. Now Bad Boys from Cops
Thanks Blaine there is music from nyc cop shows
the Crown Vic pictured for 1997 is actually a 2007 Ford Crown Vic which is the first year the Vics used 17" wheels. The Caprice pictured as a 1994 model is actually a 1992 "bubble car" and the bubble style was only used in 1991 and 1992
Interesting video with interesting stuff. Thank you for uploading this!
“Copper” is an English term and the name did not originate from the badge, it originated long before we discovered the USA and the term copper refers to the first handcuffs issued to officers... surprisingly not they were made from copper and as such coppers
I always thought that it was an acronym for denoting multiple instances of a constable on patrol.
In case some one else has not informed you, the term COP comes from England where the term derived from police reports using the term C.O.P. for Constable On Patrol.
Wow real cool gives me chills i remember alot thanks for that very nicely done.
The picture in 3:04 was not 1997, it’s more 2007. The hubcaps and Vision SL gave it away.
Great presentation. I can't wait till I'm a few years older. I'm going to be a New York City Police Officer.
Am I imagining things, or did I really see a Vespa scooter?
Also, when the second song played, I immediately said out loud, "The Streets of San Francisco! A Quinn Martin Production!"
It appears that in 1973 the NYPD changed vehicle color schemes from the green & black to blue & white, ...was there a specific reason for the change? Great vid!
2007 but oh god the Engrish here
Prefer those cruisers to our Strathclyde Police vans in Scotland.
shockin i didnt know the nypd still used the federal signal streethawk i thought they switched all there lights over to vistas and vectors (and mini aerodynamics)
Music at 2:30 is the Theme from Hill Street Blues.
Thanks you for video, and history facts! I put like
Nice fact on the "Copper" and "Cops" term. I think the term "Bronze", or "The Bronze" came from bronze badges as well - just maybe not in the US.
God bless those men and women who put their own lives and in danger for us. Why if it wasn't for those men and women who put their own lives in danger for us. We wouldn't be able to sleep at night. God be with those guys! Frankie t.
NYPD EMERGENCY SERVICE UNIT...The BEST in the WORLD..GOD BLESS the NEW YORK CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Should have used all of the NYPD themes. Kojack, Barney Miller, NYPD Blues, Third Watch, Law & Order ect. Otherwise very good.
there's another one they started recently using, which are the Nissans, some SUV and sedan.
the patrol vehicle at 4:11 is the best
Speacil Units? YOUR Special ! XD
Imagine getting arrested with Bob marley's bad boys in the backround, that be epic
Cool video!
Constable On Patrol was always abbreviated as "COP" in the command logs back in Victorian London.
Nice production, I always thought the green and white cruisers were the best looking.
@mattcat11 for giving new police officers a tour of the city
I remember the 1973 Plymouth Fury as shown at 2:24. I can't believe the difference between then and now. I'm starting to feel real old, here. LOL (Resided in NYC 1974-1979)
The green and black cruisers were the best looking cars the NYPD had.
I never realized that there were so many NYPD cop cars!!!
@CGRSpaz650 you right coppers were because of the copper badges but cop is short for constable on patrol
I'd have been more impressed if there hadn't have been so many typographical errors in the powerpoint...
No Diplomats/Gran Furies?
I love police cars 😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇
COPS was actually from the term Citizens On Patrol, derived from the Irish.
Now the NYPD has these new sirens sound with bass in it.
@CGRSpaz650 your right cop is short for constable on patrol. Coppers is because of the old copper badges and "50" is because before two way radios they were on cb channel 50.
Actually one popular Car the NYPD used but not featued the above video was the 1980's era Plymouth Gran Fury. It was the backbone of the fleet from 1982 till 1989.
The 1994 pic they are showing a 91 caprice.. The 94 looked a little different w/ open wheel wells.
the nypd should take the current white car that their driving with and change the color to the old blue color.that would look hot
This has been a Quin Martin production
This Video Is So Old Almost 16 Year Ago
@xXSuprShawnXx It is "Bad Boys" indeed, but performed by Inner Circle.
Great bit of nostalgia, but how can u forget the avation unit
Whoa...3:03, I thought the Ford Crown Victorias with that model came out in 1998. Why 1997?
There's more, the 2013 Ford Taurus and Fusions. There are also Ford Expeditions as well.
Joel Andrew Actually the CVPI on the Photo is a 3rd gen that means After 2000.
This video was made in 2007 so there was no 2013 ford taurus
Aw, I smell "mystery" there...
Great Video
The 1981 Plymouth Reliant K shown is the best to me
Some also had the awesome Signal Stat Mark III siren
Especially the one at 2:21
actually the reason is b/c the NYPD were the first to have a uniformed police force. the buttons on their jackets were made of copper and people called them coppers b/c of this. then it was shortened to cops.
great video, thanks for uploading.
Wanted to make a video about Bavarian State Patrol some time
Mein Gott, dich findet man auch wirklich überall 😂 Grüße aus NRW ✌🏻
good video i love the music on it lol
one of the best police vids ever:)
u can get them anywhere in the world not just New York @ Chidori198. I have seen a mobile fire headquarters in London once.
good video
C.O.P. means" Constable on Patrol" The term came from England during the begining of the 18th century..
nice vid!