Arrested for being thrown out of a window (those cops are clowns!) | Beverly Hills Cop | CLIP 

9.5 out of 10. Only because it should have been a bit longer.

10

10

Anything less than a 10 would be a betrayal of my youth

10

It looks like he was just about to start laughing honestly. The shit was funny.

Oh he was mad just shocked first. Lol

i woulda thought, "WHAT THE HELL! Did they just casually throw me through a window?"

He is also a police, he knows brutality 😂😂😂

I mean my reaction if I was evicted from a place by defenestration would probably be the same. I'd be yelling "there was a door right there!"

It's a legitimate question. He just got charged for disturbing the peace and concealed carry after getting thrown out of a window. And the door was right there!

This movie is a goldmine of lines like that. Murphy was on point back in the day.

Considering the cases where we see cops trump up charges on people and DAs railroad defendants with bogus charges in order to solicit plea deals, this question is more legitimate now than it was 40 years ago (when the show was made).

But 6 people saw him tearing up the place then run and jump out the window.

I know it's so classic. And then I love when he says, "well there go my shitty diapers" right after!. Love it!

And when you found out how crazy his brother is from Chapelle Show

There were literally 4 of them. 😆

Unless they remake the movie and use chris Rock as axel Foley and ruin it

Edward Murphy still alive. What you mean was? He breaths still.

@@howardrossell2771 oh. I thought he had died . Thank goodness he hasn’t I have a shelf full of his films cos I think he is great.

It's even harder to believe he's 61 now and slowly but surely pushing 70.

@@jeshkam Aren't we all.

He was 18 when he was hired for SNL.

@@jeshkam Quiet, life is short, you'll be 60 before you know it too! BHC4 shortly wait and Eddie will be doing it not no other fools smh

Dam no shit in his 20s alredy made it

They acted like the window would just grow back in seconds.

@@StockyDude 😂😂

even in casino the cowboy was taken out through the door....even if they did use his head to open the door.

What are you talking about?

@@StockyDude IKR

"Lt. Bogomil" learned how serious it can be in Robocop.

😂 😂

@@patmcbride9853 lol that's the same guy robocop shot out of a fucking window. Heh lesson learned well.

I like how he said "HEY" when he tried to get up. 🤣🤣

Lol yeah. Totally unrealistic

Your mom's Eddie Murphy.

OH H**L YEAH!!!!

Yeah 👍

@M M Dirty Harry...?

@M M 48 hours didn't do this back in 1982? Though in 48 hours Eddie Murphy's character was a convicted, not a cop.

@@rafaellima83 48 Hours had cop Nick Nolte as a drunk azzhole. (So basically himself😉)

Yes, Eddie Murphy has natural comedic talent.

And never again

LOL!!! Reminds me of that scene later in the movie, when he pulls up in front of the Harrow Club in his crappy Blue Chevy Nova. Then he tells the valet, "Can you park this in a good spot? All this 💩 happened the last time I parked here!", LOL!!!!

2nd amendment right

You caught that also 🤣

Also the lack of any trigger discipline, and waving the confiscated firearm (finger on the trigger) in the air like an idiot. Also, them driving like maniacs on a sidewalk.

@@Razgriz85 LAPD is so hated they hire anyone that apply to become cops without proper training.

They're cops what'd you expect?

@@Razgriz85 Unfortunately, that was a thing for many cops back in the day. There's an infamous photo of a suspect leaning forward with his hands on the hood of a cop car, while one cop frisked him and another cop HAD A .357 REVOLVER HELD TO THE BACK OF THE GUY'S HEAD WITH THE HAMMER COCKED AND HIS FINGER ON THE TRIGGER. Anyone who has used a revolver knows it takes VERY little pressure on the trigger to fire when cocked; if that cop sneezed, had a muscle spasm, got bumped into by his partner doing the patdown, anything, that suspect's brains would have exited his skull at high velocity. That was standard procedure in some departments, until someone (probably a lawyer) said "this is a wrongful death suit waiting to happen" and "you know you don't need to hold a gun to the back of someone's head, you can just handcuff them, right?" Similarly, marksmanship and trigger discipline weren't taught in many police departments outside of annual certification to see if they could hit a target. It wasn't until the 1990's that most police departments began to reform how they did firearm training, after several cops were found dead with spent brass in their pockets; the cops always put their spent brass in their pockets at the range so they wouldn't have to sweep them up later, and just did it out of habit while in a gunfight with a bad guy, and got killed because it added time to their reloading. Then you had the North Hollywood bank robbery, the FBI shootout that was a complete cluster**** because of poor training and discipline, and departments everywhere sat up and took notice that they needed to increase discipline and training. You also saw the switch from revolvers to automatics in that same era, and in the FBI's case they incorrectly concluded that 9mm, .38 Special, and even .357 Magnum weren't enough firepower and adopted the 10mm Auto as their standard caliber (until it later turned out that girls and girly men couldn't handle the recoil and large grips of 10mm pistols, so they used weaker ammunition until S&W came out with .40 S&W, which matched the performance of the weaker 10mm FBI ammo with a smaller cartridge so people with small hands could hold the guns comfortably. Which is sad, because I actually like 10mm and think the MP5 in 10mm is the greatest thing ever.).

It is

@@thirdworldrider6991 for minor things like this maybe it is. work place brawls should be settled where they started with a couple swings and a handshake to squash the beef. instead of ruining a court persons life over a dispute. But for things like violent assaults, racketeering, corruption, theft, etc. then it should be dealt with no different than an ordinary citizen. Cops are supposed to be held to a higher standard, not a lesser one. Their job is hard and sacrifice is admirable, but if theyre allowed to skirt the law then all theyve fought and bled for is meaningless and theyre little better than gangs. Holding themselves to their own rules is what makes them better than common criminals. the sooner more cops realize that, the better things will be.

@@theduke7539 This was a full on racist assault. That guy definitely deserve to get his life ruined.

@@thirdworldrider6991 wtf are you on ?

@@raphitekthebestone same thing gangsters are. No snitching.

Be even funnier if a pizza delivery showed up for him

@@tylerwedell3750 that could be true also 🤣🤣

Yeah, and I believe we're meant to think that that's honourable.... Cops not reporting each other's awful behavior is what leads to blue, unfettered and indiscriminate discrimination.

Im a doctor, if i se another doctor i would advice him personally or go to our boss but I would not report him, there is already no doctors in the country and sometimes you need to work with what youve got. I respekt Eddie Murphys saying.

@@AzsanAk that's not nearly the same. Police have a monopoly on violence, they need to be checked the most since they receive the highest trust by the citizens whom they work for and pay their salary.

@@AzsanAk If this is your mentality, then you’re violating the hippocratic oath. You should lose your medical license.

Code of the blue

I hear that! This is the first time I've seen it unedited. I didn't realize how much he swore just in this scene alone.

You ripped it off free to air didn't you! You probably even paused recording when the ads played like a professional thief!

@@Kelthor85 yes and and and and I did this as well...multiple times by waiting with my finger on the record button on my boom box just waiting for the song I was waiting for to play so I could listen to it and then figure out who it was so I could go to music musicland to buy the tape or CD.

@@one7decimal2eight Buy the tape or CD? aww I was too young to have money for things like that. I was stuck with the last 10th of the song ruined with "AND THAT WAS WHOEVER BY WHATEVER BAND, UIFHGNI84GIR8GH", which was always 10dB above the music track. Not impressed!

I was born in 1990 so I discovered 80s Eddie on VHS too!

It's great. That electric piano makes me immediately think of the 1980's.

Can you tell me the name?

@@69metersbelow25 Harold faltameyer: axel f

I had it as my ringtone all last year & people always loved when my 📱 would ring when I was out & about 😎👍🏿

Harold Faltermeyer was amazing on this, Top Gun, and so many more.

He has kids that became his passion when one of his kids couldn’t watch his movies

disney money

He gots lots of deserved recognition for the voices he did in Coming to America; and it morphed from there.

@@briangarcia5766 - I heard that too

@@briangarcia5766 Childhood only lasts so long. they could watch the films when they get older.

Netflix watching 🧐 2023

Now it's 2025

It’s the confusion instead of anger.

Damn right

So true

Tak jest Czekamy na 4 częsc

​@@magorzatapastwa6734Just saw the 2nd trailer to part 4 now

I watch every time it comes on.

Get a job.

@@HM-ke1qm I have a job. And its a good one. So I don't need one

The Beverly Hills Cop soundtrack is great also

that makes u around 124 years old, nice!

@@flisko123 Yeah I frequently read that "I'm so glad I grew up in the year blah blah blah"... music, movies, sports team etc etc was so much better. (and it WAS lol) But what they ALWAYS fail to add is "but I would really love to be young again, even if it meant being young in the current year.

@@donarthiazi2443 definitely not S suks now ur crazy 80s we're best time and now society is in decline anyone with intelligence can see it

@@flisko123 you miss spelled 42 years wrong

Yup an instant classic

The supercop story later had the actors holding in laughter too lol

They just don't make anything like it any more. The film grain always helps too.

@@Kelthor85 Those hd cameras kind of ruined it

What's the name of the movie??

@@hussainhakani Beverly Hills Cop. There are 3 of them. The 3rd one, don't waste your Time. It was awful!

Chris Tucker did it in 1998 with Rush Hour when he himself was at peak form

@@jeahavvalentin980 Yeah, and like eddie, chris tucker had some awesome standup shows as well

'Brought unmatched energy to the screen' Jim Carrey: 'this fool knows nothing'

ZGADZA SIĘ

To be fair, the police were called and he's a stranger there with a gun who didn't identify himself as an officer. It doesn't excuse it, but it helps explain it, I'd say

@@TheGreatDearLeaderJimPickens agreed. Technically, there are 6 witnesses claiming he broke in and trashed the place, the investigation has to run its course to clear him and turn the suspicions.

@@maartineriksson True indeed

@@TheGreatDearLeaderJimPickens Nothing illegal about having a gun especially if it is an open carry State. As long as you can provide the documentation to back up that you are a legal carrier. The arresting officers didn't even ask.

@@ryanmarbut1035 Well true, but California isn't open carry. Either way, you make a good point

It wouldn't

@@kerozen1909 i was being sarcastic lighten up bruh.

yeah, but his apology was not genuine and sincere He didn't apologize he was ORDERED to apologize .....big difference All cops are like this , they are forced to apologize for wrong doings so the department doesn't get sued i think what you meant was ... i wish all cops would GENUINELY apologize. that's a pipe dream because if it was to happen then cops wouldn't be cops

@@martinkuliza Who tf cares if he was ordered he did it that is the facts get out of your feelings bruh.

3:36 Sergeant Taggart looked like he was school kid leaving the principal's office after being chastised by Lieutenant Bogomil.

😂 Lol

Imagine the endless bitching that’d happen if BHC was made today.

Do you mean cops reflexively arresting the first black man they come to in any situation? Well they do still make them. Check your local newspaper.

Yeah cops these days..

So true! These movies are national treasures.

@@polarfroge you think that’s bad imagine the outcries from showing BLAZING SADDLES 😂

Heck yeah! Almost every buddy cop movie from the 80s was legendary. We'll never get those days back.

I was expecting this comment. Thanks for not disappointing 👌🏿👌🏿👌🏿

Wrd 💯

The hell kinda name is Bogomil anyway??? Is that Dutch

Ronny Cox was good in Midnight Run too.

Given the current state of California I can believe you

Yeah, and watch some conservative type with a low sloping forehead read your comment and try to say, (in eric cartman voice) "oh, now that never really happens in real life!" Heh heh!

😂😂😂

Whatever, semen sorcerer.

Yes Metro! The greatest

@@pmontyjaaaymes488 And Showtime. I forgot about that one.

So as real as it looked it was actually a movie believe it or not and they had the glass special made for him to be thrown through. It was in the budget to replace it and Eddie Murphy was not personally billed according to the DVD trivia.

@@AimForTheBushes908 I don't think that's what he meant but nice try

My guess would be that the guy was so loaded that "replacing a window" really didn't matter at all. The spectacle of throwing the police officer through the window "to make a point" was worth more than the window was to the guy. Who probably had the window replaced the same day. To be fair, if I could get away with throwing someone through a window like that and they would get arrested and not me... and I could have the window replaced the same day I had it broken... Yeah, I'd be doing that kind of showy stuff too. Who is going to mess with someone who can assault you in such a very public way and within an hour or two, have the window he through you threw replaced like it was nothing? NOBODY.

@@XxTaiMTxX 😂😂😂

You would probably pull out your phone and film it whole yelling WORLDSTARRR!!! 😂

you ever been to California? Lmao

@@demianrusso3234 yeah, spent a month out there

Well, they are movie stars that have hair and makeup people😉. . .IJS. . .

Those two cops who arrested him were super Aryan.

so... clowns

Well... we know the truth because we saw it. They got a radio call to say a guy was causing issues and there's apparently six witnesses (Iying, but they don't know that) that reported him jumping out the window. Bit unfair to call them clowns, just like it's unfair to suggest that's normal.

Racist white boys.....say it right, dawg.,......say it right....LAPD...infamous.....

I thought he was a man.

❤

LEOs can carry in all 50 states and have none of the restrictions that concealed carry permits have

@@patrickharvey158 Yes they do.. They have to inform the local police..

@@WizzRacing that's about it to my knowledge and there are many states that don't require notification for anyone

What is a LEO?

@@blockmasterscott law enforcement officer