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Booked for Safekeeping remained on Unlikely 2.0 for one year, then was removed for reasons of space.

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Booked for Safekeeping was created in 1960 by the New Orleans Police Department as a training film to assist police officers in handling mental illness crises. It was then released to the public domain. Also check out Part Two.

This movie is in the new .mp4 format. If it does not work automatically on your computer, we recommend installing QuickTime. The first part of Booked for Safekeeping is twenty-two minutes long and 47 megabytes, so view without broadband at your own risk.


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