Police Academy Shotgun Blunder

#shotgun #policeacademy #tackleberry

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Police Academy is a comedy film released in 1984, directed by Hugh Wilson. It follows a group of new recruits at a police academy who are less than ideal candidates for the force. The film is known for its slapstick humor and the unique, often bumbling characters of the recruits and instructors. Key characters include Mahoney, a mischievous troublemaker, and Commandant Lassard, who tries to maintain order despite the chaos. The movie's success led to several sequels and it became a popular franchise throughout the 1980s and early 1990s.

[Davewest]

You can see his head shake no no. What a savage 😡

[NotAGepard]

Death has had many near Tackleberry experiences.

[a.j.adderley]

40 years later I still fricking LOVE this movie!!

[justthisguy]

A gun enthusiast would in fact also take cover in a situation like this.

[alunsainsbury]

R.I.P. David Graff (Eugene Tackleberry) loved all the scenes he was in!

[DarrylSolement]

That's not why he didn't duck.... Tackleberry doesn't fear bullets. Bullets fear Tackleberry...

[rosettadviolette]

Even if theres no ammo in my gun’s chamber, i wouldnt point it at someone else

[rising_tide]

Subtle detail! Tackleberry is a genius

[BastetMusic]

I mean, I'll be damned if I don't panic when I get flagged like that

[Marcello-]

Even if you know a gun can't fire, you always treat it as if it can. First rule of gun safety

[sheila]

I truly loved Police Academy. All the actors were amazing and fantastic.

[wouldyouliketomeetkenbamba]

Rule number one is to treat every gun as if it was loaded.

[honkhonk]

What this dude really means is that everybody was a gun enthusiast, while Tackleberry watched too many movies.

[NexesGer]

Thank you for remembering me one this movies !
I loved them, atleast 1-3

[ToeKneebleau]

Always treat a gun as LOADED
You'll never know 😊

[scottys]

I loved the look of disappointment on Tackleberrys face when they were handing out the service weapons.
Edit: And later at the firing range he had the 44 Mag, and he told the instructor it was a gift from his mom. 🤣

[okashgagaale]

I lived that movie growing up
We always watched our favourite movies over and over 😅

[Logslayer]

A true gun enthusiast would know to treat every gun like it's loaded

[nalawhity]

I am from the 90’s, I had a real childhood watching these movies !

[theantman]

One of the first rules of firearm safety: “treat every gun as if it’s loaded”