DENMARK - 1929 - in this silent comedy, a detective in an undercover newspaper cart laughs out loud at a discussion he listens to with his headphones. His partner wants to hear it but he refuses.
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1918 - New York police and firefighters march in an army recruitment parade.
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USA - 1959 - People use sight and sound to communicate about traffic and other issues in a busy city.
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USA - 1960 - A cop wants to move a mentally ill man from a jail cell to a hospital but a psychiatrist can't come to sign off on it for several days.
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USA - 1960 - Cops use couch cushions rather than guns to subdue a mentally ill man, getting him on the floor and cuffing him.
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USA - 1960 - A policeman comes to an apartment where he's been called but has a language barrier with the woman who needs help.
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USA - 1960 - A cop explains how to best handle calls about mentally ill people.
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USA - 1960 - A man who's pretended to pass out on his floor attacks the cop trying to help him up.
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USA - 1960 - A mentally disturbed man is locked in a jail cell to calm down and get some quiet.
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USA - 1960 - Cops clear an apartment stairwell of onlookers while a mentally ill man is lead out in handcuffs.
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USA - 1960 - A handcuffed mentally ill man is taken to jail as there is nowhere else the cops can bring him.
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USA - 1960 - Cops handcuff a mentally ill man after subduing him.
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USA - 1960 - A cop trips a mentally ill man who comes at him with a knife.
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USA - 1960 - Cops treat a handcuffed, mentally ill man very calmly and gently.
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USA - 1960 - A woman talks to the cops about her husband who has made threats, while the husband listens from the other room.
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USA - 1960 - Police arrive at an apartment complex where residents have complained about a man disturbing the peace.
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USA - 1960 - Policemen urge the parents of a suicidal young man to leave him at the station where they'll have a doctor look him over and he'll be safe.
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USA - 1960 - Cops answer a dispatch call from their car at night, which may involve a mental patient.
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USA - 1960 - Mental health calls for cops include a woman calling about her intellectually disabled son, and helping a suicidal man out of a river.
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USA - 1960 - Cops help an old woman with her groceries after the grocer has called the police on her for making a scene.
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USA - 1960 - Psychiatric attendants help police get a mentally disturbed woman into their squad car.
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USA - 1973 - Cops give a citation to a driver for almost hitting a teenager on a bicycle who had the right of way.
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USA - 1934 - In this comedy, a kidnapper is caught among a group of look-alikes all disguised as the captive.
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USA - 1987 - Children get an overview of bicycle safety.
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USA - 1931 - In this comedy, a reporter asks a kooky detective about a diamond heist.
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NORTH CAROLINA - 1950s - A white cop arrives on the scene of a car crash in North Carolina with black drivers and witnesses.
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NORTH CAROLINA - 1950s - A law enforcement officer orders the removal of a covered body from the scene of a car crash in North Carolina.
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NORTH CAROLINA - 1950s - The driver of a totaled car waits for police to arrive on the scene to help in North Carolina.
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USA - 1970s - In this ad for Allstate renters insurance, a policeman asks victims of a burglary if they are insured.
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USA - 1916 - In this silent comedy, a woman sobs as the man she thinks is her husband is dragged away to an insane asylum but then she flirts with a police officer.
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USA - 1916 - In this silent comedy, a health inspector's doppelganger gets mistaken for him after he leaves for work.
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USA - 1909 - In this silent drama, police quell the disturbance when poor people riot over rising bread prices and the businessmen responsible aren't bothered.
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1968 - Footage of cops patrolling a black neighborhood is contrasted with artwork of armed Black Panthers.
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1968 - Black Panthers sing an anti-cop song at a rally outside a police station.
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1968 - Black Panthers sing an anti-cop song at a rally outside a police station, and many cops look on.
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1968 - Huey Newton stands outside a police station and likens police brutality to American forces occupying Vietnam.
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1968 - Huey P. Newton and Eldridge Cleaver explain how the Black Panthers' "cop watches" end up recruiting people for the party.
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USA - 1914 - In this silent comedy, a man (Fatty Arbuckle) beats up the maharajah who threatened to hurt him and then gets beat up by his wife.
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USA - 1914 - In this silent comedy, a maharajah chases a man (Fatty Arbuckle) into his house and also attacks the police trying to stop him.
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USA - 1914 - In this silent comedy, policemen chase after a maharajah trying to kill a man (Fatty Arbuckle).
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USA - 1914 - In this silent comedy, a man (Fatty Arbuckle) hides in the closet from a maharajah trying to shoot him while his wife calls out for the police.
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LOS ANGELES - 1975 - Close-up of an LAPD officer's badge and insignia patch.
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LOS ANGELES - 1975 - A man enters LAPD's Robbery and Homicide Division before driving off in a squad car.
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LOS ANGELES - 1975 - Aerial view of an LAPD officer getting his belt and gear from his locker, and putting them on.
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LOS ANGELES - 1975 - LAPD cars drive through Los Angeles traffic, some just exiting the station.
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LOS ANGELES - 1975 - Policemen order restaurant workers to come out with their hands up.
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LOS ANGELES - 1975 - An LAPD officer loads his gun outside a restaurant where the workers are all outside with their hands up.
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LOS ANGELES - 1975 - Police sirens blare as a squad car navigates Los Angeles traffic.