Crime Control

Year: 1941

Runtime: 10 mins

Director: Leslie M. Roush

Comedy

A police officer warns that everyday objects can be as hazardous as human criminals. He showcases a lineup of recent “offenders,” from shoelaces that snap at crucial moments to faulty window shades and wayward bedroom slippers. He also rebuts critics who suggest reasoning with these items instead of punishing them.

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