S2 Ep22: Inside The North Hollywood Shootout

The Investigators

Burning Mountain

True Crime, Society & Culture

5 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 10 September 2020

⏱️ 131 minutes

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Summary

On February 28, 1997 LAPD officers responded to a bank robbery in progress in North Hollywood. For the next 44 minutes over 400 officers would find themselves involved in the biggest and most violent shootout in law enforcement history. Outgunned and out armored by the two robbers, the first wave of responding officers would find themselves in a terrifying fight for their lives.

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0:00.0	Oh, I've been running from the law.
0:06.4	Hope they won't shoot me down slow.
0:11.8	You're listening to 1041.
0:14.7	The podcast that puts you on duty.
0:17.7	I'm your host, Todd McComas.
0:26.1	Welcome back to 1041ers.
0:27.4	Hope you had a crime free week.
0:28.9	And if you did not, I hope that everyone is okay.
0:31.6	And that you have the right detective on the case.
0:35.6	Business first.
0:37.0	If you would like to see me do stand up comedy,
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0:47.8	You can get tickets for that, which you can only buy online
0:50.8	by visiting ToddComedy.com.
0:53.6	Go to my calendar, select ticket info under that show,
0:57.3	and it'll take you right to where you need to go.
1:00.3	Now, it's crime time.
1:03.0	And we have an incredible story to tell today.
1:07.5	Larry Phillips and Emile Matasarano met at a Golds Gym in Venice Beach in 1989.
1:15.0	Larry Phillips had a history of committing real estate scams
1:18.4	and had been prosecuted for fraud and grand theft in the past.
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