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- Proper and improper arrest procedures are described in this short film. FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover invites law enforcement officers and other such agencies to use FBI training facilities. He focuses on precautionary measures in making arrests to avoid endangering lives of officers or bystanders. He points out that officers must know the basics of a successful arrest and that there is no such thing as a routine arrest.
- A film demonstrating hostage rescue methods and capture of hostage takers. It goes over techniques and steps to save someones' life that is in danger.
- This short film was designed by the FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation). This film shows how criminals use store fronts and telephones to hide illegal gambling operation, as well as how the police put a stop to secret illegal operations from continuing.
- J. Edgar Hoover, the director of the FBI, speaks to the audience about the importance of FBI training for special agents, and what trainees learn at the FBI Academy in Quantico, Virginia. Following Tom Holliday, who is taking a thirteen week FBI training course, you will see what Tom has learned and demonstrate his ability to capture and arrest fugitives.
- FBI examines soils and minerals, hair and fibers, tool marks, tires and shoes. This film shows the techniques and ways the FBI uses the lab to identify, compare, and examine physical evidence at the crime scene, and how those evidences are used in the courtroom.
- This film, presented by the department of Treasury, shows how Federal officers are trained and instructed on proper procedures for conducting raids in both urban and rural environments. The proper procedures include how to issue warrants, conduct surveillance, protect informants, and finally capture and arrest.
- This film is a documentary-style short film about the inner-workings of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. In this film, J. Edgar Hoover introduces the facilities and techniques of the FBI and its training programs to the audience. It covers how to examine firearms.
- This short FBI Training film shows how to investigate band robbery case with the surveillance camera footage of actual bank robberies. Bank employees are usually well-trained to handle bank robberies. They are trained to observe criminal's physical features and the situation at the moment.
- In this clip, the Federal Bureau of investigation presents to you defensive tactics to use when you are in danger.
- A film brought to you be the Department Of Justice, Federal Bureau Of Investigation. Shooting For Survival deploys actions to take when in a crisis.
- This film talks about the expansion of the FBI agency, in the United States, after World War II. The FBI is responsible for investigating espionage, sabotage, loan sharks, illegal interstate gambling, robbery, and KKK violence during that time.
- This FBI training film features examination of suspects' handwriting and printing. The FBI can use an expert witness and use these evidences in the court of law.
- This film is a documentary-style short film about the inner-workings of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. In this film, J. Edgar Hoover introduces the facilities and techniques of the FBI and its training programs to the audience. It covers how to examine a stolen car.
- The world's most famous prison holds many secrets. We'll explore a conspiracy that helped three inmates escape, reveal the truth behind the dungeon of Alcatraz, and discover the remnants of a mysterious military outpost with links to Abraham Lincoln.
- A Philadelphia woman is abducted after getting off a bus on returning home from a friend's party around 10 pm. The police respond to a 911 call from a concerned citizen who heard her screams and pursue the investigation using CCTV footage.