Videos tagged with Detroit Police

This video showcases a personal collection of Smith & Wesson Model 10 revolvers, with a particular focus on a Model 10-5 that belonged to the speaker's grandfather, a Detroit Police officer. The speaker highlights the sentimental value of these firearms, including the fact that one was the first gun they ever shot. The discussion touches on the history of these revolvers, their use by law enforcement, and the transition to .357 Magnum.

This video argues that open carry is tactically inferior to concealed carry. The speaker, drawing on a real-world incident involving an off-duty police officer, highlights how open carry can make an individual a target. While acknowledging potential pros like quicker initial access, the video emphasizes that concealed carry offers a significant tactical advantage by allowing the carrier to blend in, maintain situational awareness, and avoid becoming a primary focus for criminals. Consistent training can bridge the speed gap between open and concealed draws.

This video, "Liberty Update 34," discusses current events from May 12th. Key topics include the firing of FBI Director James Comey by President Trump, White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer's unusual press briefing where he was reportedly hiding in bushes, the financial impact of ObamaCare on insurance companies, and a botched no-knock raid by Detroit police. The video also provides links to the creator's Patreon, PayPal, Minds, Vidme, Twitter, and Facebook pages.

Detroit Police Chief James Craig advocates for increased Concealed Pistol License (CPL) holders, stating that more armed citizens lead to a safer environment and deter crime. He cites a 7% drop in violent crime in Detroit in 2013. Craig's perspective evolved from his time in Los Angeles, where he favored gun control, to his experience as Police Chief in Portland, Maine, where he observed that good people carrying firearms prevented crime.