Videos tagged with Detective

This YouTube video features an interview with Blake Cook, described as a "Legendary Gun, Gang and Cartel Detective." The video aims to bring viewers behind the scenes of his work, offering insights into his experiences. It promotes channel memberships and Patreon support for exclusive content and ad-free viewing. The description also provides links to the Shawn Ryan Show's Apple and Spotify podcasts, as well as Vigilance Elite's website, TikTok, and Instagram.

This video focuses on the Colt Detective, a firearm mentioned in both the title and description. The provided hashtags and title suggest content related to revolvers, specifically in the context of everyday carry (EDC) and potentially self-defense applications. Given the limited information, it likely covers a review or general overview of this specific firearm model.

This video is a personal reflection from "Instructor Mike" on the passing of Detective Allan Riddens. While the title suggests a personal commentary, the description heavily promotes various products and services, including books, CCW Safe insurance, gun safes, and classes. The content is not a direct review or demonstration of firearms but rather a personal take framed by a call to action for viewers to engage with the channel's offerings and potentially the broader law enforcement community's experiences. The "Get to FREAKIN’ practice, YOU!" closing remark, along with the quote "Train hard for the day may come," suggests a leaning towards preparedness and self-defense themes within a broader, more personal narrative.

This episode of the Shawn Ryan Show features Blake Cook, a former SWAT officer and 82nd Airborne Division veteran. Cook shares his journey from a difficult childhood to combat in Afghanistan, where he earned a Purple Heart. He details his transition into law enforcement, his experiences as a gang, gun, and cartel detective, and his time on a SWAT team. The conversation also touches on his struggles with his father's addiction, the emotional impact it had, and a pivotal moment of suicidal ideation that was averted by a call from a former guest, highlighting the show's focus on resilience and overcoming adversity.

This video explores the concept of the 'best' Everyday Carry (EDC) gun, arguing that the ideal choice is highly dependent on an individual's occupation and lifestyle. It features a head-to-head competition to determine the most suitable EDC firearms for various professions, including engineers, veterinarians, detectives, Amazon delivery drivers, art students, and even a discussion around 'pimps'. The video also highlights Ciguera Gear EDC belts and Firearms Legal Protection services.

This video, titled 'Tiny Detective's Pistol,' focuses on a pistol, likely a compact or subcompact model given the title. The description includes a call for support through Patreon and general well-wishes. Despite mentioning broader firearms like the AK-47 and AR-15, the primary focus appears to be on a specific pistol, potentially related to detective work or concealed carry due to the 'detective' and 'subcompact' tags. The creator also promotes safety and encourages viewers to have fun.

This YouTube Short features a highly recognized revolver, likely a Smith & Wesson, with emojis suggesting themes of law enforcement and detective work. The title and hashtags point towards a potentially viral video highlighting an iconic firearm, with an emphasis on its popularity and association with the 1980s era. The content seems to be geared towards general firearms enthusiasts and those interested in classic or recognizable handgun designs.

This YouTube video likely explores the differences between various types of police officers, potentially focusing on their equipment, roles, or training. Given the context of firearm-related analysis, it's probable that the video discusses the firearms, duty gear, or tactical approaches used by different law enforcement divisions or agencies. The title suggests a comparative element, which could involve showcasing different firearms, calibers, or weapon systems employed by police.

This YouTube video, "AT THE MOVIES - BOSCH," features a breakdown of a scene from the show "BOSCH." The presenter analyzes detective Harry Bosch's shooting instruction for his daughter, highlighting common mistakes and offering enlightenment on proper techniques. The video promotes the SOB TV platform for free viewing and encourages subscriptions for continued "At the Movies" content.

This ARFCOM News segment covers a new Texas law targeting banks with anti-gun policies, a libel suit filed by the Virginia Citizens Defense League against a gun violence coalition, gun control activists arrested on gun charges, and a detective suing Sig Sauer over a P320 malfunction. It also mentions Heckler & Koch's new rimfire MP5 models. The video focuses on legal and political developments within the firearms community.

This video recounts a true story of a retired NYPD detective, Ralph Friedman, surviving a low-light shooting in a confined apartment hallway. He details the intense encounter where he and his partner faced an armed attacker, with his partner sustaining multiple gunshot wounds. The narrative emphasizes the critical need to stop a threat and highlights Friedman's extensive career as the most decorated detective in NYPD history. The description also promotes his book 'Street Warrior' and the TV series 'Street Justice: The Bronx', along with a giveaway for a new gun.

This video showcases a custom-built Argentinian contract FN Hi-Power Detective pistol. The firearm features unique full coverage faceting on the top of the slide, front strap, back strap, and in place of traditional rear cocking serrations, giving it a distinctive and classy aesthetic. The video highlights the gunsmithing services offered by MK3 Firearms in Las Vegas, Nevada, providing contact information for custom build inquiries and firearm submissions.