The more things change, the more they stay the same.

I was born in 1962 , I wish we could go back !

One of the writers, Orville H Hampton, wrote many fun 1950s B-movies & tv shows. Always like seeing his name. Thanks Rob W !

Thank you so much for these movies they are a treasure thank you😊❤❤❤

Enjoyed this, even though it was tough to hang in sometimes because it seemed hopeless. Worth the watch, Thanks. I wish this was really how it works out. Rod Serling wrote some good stories. I like the trash in the alley and locations, sets. Rob W, thanks for posting this gem of a B.

I loved Mrs Olsen " remember Her great coffee commercials..even though real litte i remember such great acting..this was so good ...heart- wrenching. Virginia Christine"

I have questions about this movie but...who am I to question a true masterpiece. I have been compelled to subscribe.

Thumbs up. Thanks for the SHOW.😅

Very good show! Thank you...

That '61 Ford police car alone made me want to watch this movie

Thanks Rob. I liked this one a lot

Thanks RW

Excellent movie! Thanks for posting!

Another hidden gem from the 60's.

Really good acting, too. Thanks

"They may or may not have musical instruments with them."

This movie always makes me cry.

Excellent film, should be taught in schools

A policeman is accused of manslaughtering a 14-year-old boy but is acquitted of all charges. Still, he feels a lot of guilt and begins to doubt if he really is innocent after all.

Good Movie

This was great I really enjoyed it!

The officer needs to allow himself to grieve. That takes time. He himself said it well when he said you just can't put Monday in a drawer. I guess it would be fitting for his wife to tell him that he could allow himself to grieve.

Very good film....thanks for posting. But I have to express my opinion : the truly guilty and responsible for this horrible situation are the Government (all of them) Mayor, presidency, senate etc. The police force is the one who are always blamed .....

This flick is more better than it has to be.

Enjoyed the from the old classic treasure

Six decades on, thery surely don't make city alleys as safe as they must have been back in 1962.

For a "B" movie I thought the acting was pretty good for the most part. Some of the scenes, the alley for instance did look a bit on the low budget side but overall this was an interesting and enjoyable flick

Back when, Harvey was what was called a "little snakesman"; a small guy who could climb and shimmy through windows and cracks and open entry for other thieves.

Ms Virginia Christine. The actress who played Mrs Olsen in the Folgers Coffee Commercials from the 1970s is in this B-Movie .

Thx Rob 👍🇺🇸👍

The 'Department's first priority is to cover their own tail.

Has the feeling of a play adapted for the screen

Not the cop shoots kid kind of story we're used to hearing about. And it didn't end the way I expected. I was expecting more of a social commentary kind of ending from Rod Sterling. Not a bad movie though.

Charwoman? It was the dang cleaning lady! - Tom Servo

Based on a short story by Rod Serling

I wonder if I wouldn't lash out at this type of prosecutor grilling me, and I'm a mere witness. These vile types often turn out to be our elected officials, unfortunately so.

All DA’s should be required to take “shoot/no shoot” training at police academy as well as do 6 months “ride along” on patrol night shifts in the most dangerous sections of a city, so they can understand first hand what officers face on a daily basis.

Officer Joddy was lucky he had such a cute, supportive wife!

The mother of the juvenile delinquent turning up at the cop's flat to "congratulate" him takes the cake at audacity. I would have called the police on her immediately, or else have the other policeman in the room arrest him immediately for illegal entry and trespassing. I would also have my attorney file for a restraining order against her. She is bad news central. Also, only if you get coinvicted of murder would it be true that you killed somebody. If you were found not guilty, then you did not do it. In this case, the charge was only manslaughter, and the cop was exonerated. Lady, back to law school with you and your gibberish about killing this and killing that.

Pure Cheese, but I enjoyed it thoroughly! 👍👍👍👍👍

Is the lady who played, Mrs. Connell, the same actress that played Susan's mother in, Seinfeld??? I might be crazy, but had to ask!

but he lied and said he gave two warning shots. and we know that he was thinking about his father when he shot the boy. how innocent is that?

Rod Serling

'All In A Days(cough) Work'

Good storyline. Cheap, poorly constructed sets took away from it. Thanks for showing it anyway.

Never saw, and enjoyed, so much suboptimal B trash filums until u tubes comes the dawn😺😺😺

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Good movie but very hard to watch ima Mother of a Son....😮‍💨😔😞🙏🙏great acting

I SEEN THIS THE OTHER DAY AND ITS A VERY GOOD MOVIE ..SEE THE OTHER ITS CALLED FROM THE OTHER SIDE OF THE RIVER

Excellent upload and the film really picks up after the trial as Chris Warfield starts his personal investigation. Like most works of "fiction," "Incident In An Alley" had real-life analogs, "ripped from the headlines," news stories that may, or may not, have been read by Rod Serling, Harry Medford, and Orville Hampton. Here's a post that has those (possible) real-life inspirations, or at the very least, real-life incidents that were similar to what is portrayed in this movie. kzfaq.info/love/o-_jgIaiBczgPc4_AMfY_Acommunity?lb=Ugkx9nE6r4CnJhsYX-gluHxzvdIWWYwK6Cpd The incidents include: 1, News clipping photo of the family of officer Michael Moretti, on trial for the shooting of 15-year-old Arthur Gamino. The clipping is from December 12, 1951, and is not too dissimilar from what is shown in the movie. 2. January 7, 1958 coverage of the shooting of patrolmen James Caruso by 19-year-old Andrew Gannites during an attempted auto theft. 3. January 9, 1958 coverage of the case involving brothers Nyals Andreason and brother Aaron, ages 16 and 14 years-old respectively, and their participation in 10 robberies and the murder of a liquor store clerk in Norwalk, CA. (Bobby Fox and Michael Vandever played teen brothers involved in a robbery gang in “Incident In An Alley.”) The Andreason brothers came from an upper-middle-class family and their father was actually a school principal! 4. First page of a February 18, 1956 news story which showed a news photo of mother Rosa Hernandez, in her pain, embracing her 17-year-old son Charles Cowan, as her teenage son admitted to participating in a robbery and murder of liquor store owner Sergie Markarian. Cowan was a member of the infamous White Fence Gang and naturally, mother Hernandez “couldn’t believe” her “boy” would do such a thing, just like Virginia Christine’s character in “Incident In An Alley.” 5. July 31, 1957 coverage of the trial of teen robbery gang leader Paul Ray Councilman, 16-years-old, who (just like Gary Judis’ character in “Incident In An Alley”) had no compunction about shooting adult victims during robberies, in this case, 60-year-old Al Jennings. I'll definitely recommend this movie. ;-)

If only life could be like that with the good guys Win and the bad guys get caught too bad it’s a fairytale

This cop can’t get a fair jury in Manhattan🙀

Maybe you should have kept tighter rein on Harvey thirteen-year-old criminal

Ah, a transom window!

American cops hard to tell cops from villains. The whole country held hostage by the guns

I think the shooting was justified, the suspect either did or did not have a musical instrument in his possession. Shout-out to jeffolsen4983

You know with todays prices on instruments you could have afforded an alarm on the back door. It would have saved time if you just pushed the door in seeing as it had a simple clasp on it like I had on my rabbit cage when I was a boy. Oh and lets just leave the front door open officers while you drive off to try and find these hooligans... lol. I get it, low budget shows so why try. It's not called a B-Movie for nothing. Each boy most likely got $10 for their part in the movie.

Pigs have been lying forever!😂

MOVIE WAS CUT SHORT!!!!!!!

Where did those warning shots land? Maybe they were taught to fire warning shots back then, but not now. For that very reason. Very dangerous.

105:03 what did he just say he was doing to "that old dame"? lol.

8:27 nat atbot GPT-3 [:|] "... thank you. i like watching the good sixty minute long movies over a couple weeks. " [BEEP]

Why is this film called "B"? Does that mean second class (to A)? Then this film is definitely underrated!

Seems like even 6 decades ago, the adage was: "You can't shoot them young enough." Anyhow, Saint Pete, gatekeeper at the Pearly Gates, will surely sort through them all.... Unless he's too busy.

Says 1961, not '62...

106:30 slot machine

I never thought of music stores having cleaning ladies.

But......where are the mads ????

if this happened today that cop be done

Decent flick. Not much has changed in 53 years. Cop lies about firing 2 warning shots, Lies about aiming for the legs, kills man. i.e. Michael Slager in 2015.

What is the name of the deceased son's mother? Her acting ability is grade A.

Harvey’s mother hires Johnny cockaroach, multi million $$$ city payoff 😺

Picture of j Edgar Hoover on police wall. Can’t tell….if he’s wearing a chiffon dress or blouse and smart skirt 🙀

Killer cops back then.

60s profiling 😸

Compared to this clunker Ed Wood is Bunuel.

Yeah, ever since the police were issued guns, all the way up to the 80's when the Supreme court made it law that an officer could not shoot at a fleeing suspect, many times especially black people were shot and killed just for fleeing. Brought out even in story as in, "To KIll A Mockingbird". We've seen it time an again in many of these gangster movies. Here, the cop gets off..........again, but we don't see the officer getting sued by the family. And even when this movie was made there was no police union or QI to interfere with a citizens ability to sue an officer for wrong doing. I wonder what the sentiment was upon theater goers when the saw this movie. They probably just rooted for that same officer because he ends up helping a remorseful delinquent and then "taking care" of some other ones with more violence. Yeah, yeah, the kids wee trying to shoot him but still, this officer was already in hot water for murdering a kid using ridiculously over the top unnecessary police force.

Just one chick in a hole movie? Cheap.

UGH. Pure government propaganda

So, pigs lied and covered each other even back then!!! F.T.P.