The LAPD Shootout & Manhunt of Patty Hearst...

On February 4th 1974 Heiress of the powerful Hearst family, Patty Hearst, was taken from her college dorm by a group of so-called activists- aka the Symbionese Liberation Army. Not even 13 days into captivity Patty Hearst joined the SLA denouncing her name and allegiance to her ruling family. Together Patty Hearst & the SLA hit a Hibernia Bank in San Francisco. Images quickly surfaced of the Heiress taking up arms during the heist.. bringing on a media frenzy.

The FBI and LAPD closed in on Patty Hearst & her SLA comrades- and it would all come to an end after a hellish shootout in the suburbs of Los Angeles.

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[PopoMedic]

What incident should I cover next? >:]

[mikedicewrites]

Patty Hearst's sentencing is probably one of the best examples of it not being about what you do but who you know.

[iamhereblossom]

I can't believe Patty Hearst got only 7 years (officially). The benefits of being the family member of someone who's rich and influential...

[crayoutlaw]

She literally had multiple chances to give up and run away yet she didn't that right there makes her just as guilty as the rest of them

[liamcragin]

People don’t realize how wild the 1970’s were in terms of violent crime and terrorism. Bombings, hijackings, bank robberies, hostage takings, assassinations of public figures - it was constant all over the world. Would love to see more docs on this era because it’s massively underrated in terms of wild stories.

[Nate_the_Nobody]

"I'm a prisoner of war"
God that's pathetic, she was waiting for something dramatic to happen so she could have a "feeling" of purpose, that's why she converted so quickly

[victorrojas]

And people wander why the divide between people exist. Nobody without her family ties would have gotten that treatment.

[All_Hail_Chael]

90% of my reason for watching is the music... on point every time.

[wesmcgee]

I was in high school when all this stuff started. Afterward, there were two schools of thought by the media. One side touted the Stockholm syndrome. The other was that a bored rich girl found some excitement. I always thought the latter.

[itsfantom]

Rich girl thats never struggled a day in her life joined a bad group, cheated on her fiancé having consensual sex with her “captors” and took part in an armed homocide. In the end she got away with it and enjoyed a life most of us could only ever dream of

[BiggieTreats]

Resume her life as if nothing happened is such a chilling statement of someone getting away without serving their time.

[OkamiiSenpai]

Her sentence and pardon is a failure of justice. Disgusting

[dannysanchez]

Best tactical doc's on youtube. The editing is the icing on the cake.

[Kovitlac]

Would you consider doing a video on the University of TX tower shooting? I find it so interesting (and sad) that the killer himself suspected a physical reason for his splitting headaches and sudden homicidal thoughts, to the point of asking to be autopsied after his death. And sure enough, they found a brain tumor that COULD potentially explain both.

[albinoblacksheep]

Popo is doing such an amazing job on these, so thankful for the free content thanks Popo

[comgetit]

My dude, I've been on YouTube for a while. I'm usually very picky and get bored of channels quite fast. Your channel is the ONLY channel that when I see a new video, no matter where, no matter when, I get super excited. Even if the video was short, you always bring it. Thank you for the content and keep it coming!

[leosorghum]

1:28
"So, what was the tipping point for you to kick off the revolution?"
"Student ID cards."

[justindeboer]

Popo you're killing it brother. Your content is so good. It's hard to wait for new vids but it's always worth it. Keep it up.

[joshua]

The music, the footage, the editing. Its all just sublime <3

[Connor_.]

wasn’t expecting a video until at least the new year with how busy you are and taking family time etc! A pleasant surprise I must say, hope you had a great Christmas Dane! Thanks for yet another amazing video as always, even though I know the topics it’s always great to see your videos on them, you’ve just got that something different.

also, I’d still love if you made a video about the 1985 Palace of Justice siege in Colombia where 35 M-19 Guerrillas killed half of Colombia supreme justices and battled the army for hours