Inside/Outside Station Nine
From the Pittsburgh
Police series
by John Marshall
black and white, 90 min, 1970
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A number of short sequences show some of the events and people in the daily lives of several policemen: their intervention in domestic quarrels, the handling of a hit-and-run case, the approaches taken toward loitering youths, a drunk and disorderly charge being made in Magistrate's Court, and the interrogation of a burglary suspect. Police force candidates are shown being interviewed by members of the police department. They discuss their reasons for wanting to be policemen and their thoughts about themselves and their jobs, placing the film in the context of the community from which the department draws its personnel.
Other films in the series:
- After the Game
- A Forty Dollar Misunderstanding
- The 4th and 5th and the Exclusionary rule
- Henry is Drunk
- The Informant
- Investigation of a Hit and Run w/ Legal Discussion
- Manifold Controversy
- 901/904
- Nothing Hurt but my Pride
- Three Domestics
- Twenty-One Dollars or Twenty-One Days
- Two Brothers
- Vagrant Woman
- Wrong Kid
- You Wasn't Loitering
- Youth and the Man of Property