It would have been nice to hear him thank the people that helped him. I understand he was probably in shock over what just happened but even when the neighbor was telling the cop “good job” and shaking hands you would have thought it would have registered with the guy that they just saved his life.
That cop with the little boy who was electrocuted is so amazing. The officers treated him like he was their own child. When my kids were little my husband was the one that would get freaked if the kids got hurt. Me I was the calm one until they were taken care of and then when I was alone afterwards I would freak out. My husband asked me why I always freaked afterwards and I told him one of us has to be calm so the kids don’t freak.
That's just like my mom! When I was a kid and split my knee open on a rock after falling from my bike, she remained calm while cleaning all the blood and bits of rock out of my knee, the entire ride back home, then to the hospital and held up until the doctor finished stitching my knee up. Once he told her I was fine, he pulled up a chair for her bc that's when she started going pale and tearing up. Moms are amazing
Ugh this sounds like my mom! She always did her best to make sure that she stayed calm in stressful situations so as not to stress US out and that always helped cause I have pretty bad anxiety :)
for the folks who thinking that the woman in the 2nd video was being too calm, people react very differently in events like this. When bad shit happens my first reaction is often completely calm until the event is over. My emotions often "lag" until i'm in a space where I can actually think on what happened, I dissociate and shut down, it doesn't mean I'm not worried or that I don't care. Some people are very stoic, a lot of the time it's better to BE that stoic because freaking out can cause more issues. I only begin to panic when I realize it will /not/ be okay. It's important to keep your cool, some people struggle with that more and others don't. Someone being calm can greatly help the people around you. She's not "too calm" in a suspicious way, she's keeping her cool. I can actually see that she IS worried, you can tell that the longer the baby struggles the more that she paces, she's actively trying to remain calm and not be too outwardly panicked. A panicked person can make or break an event, but neither is a bad reaction. We all have different reactions to bad events. When I was a young I almost died from an asthma attack, I fainted with my mom in the room and my dad had to perform CPR while waiting for the ambulance, from what I was told he didn't start crying until AFTER I was in the hospital. Meanwhile my younger siblings were panicked and a few of them were 'calmer'. My grandma yelling on the phone with the ambulance (she's a lunatic she gets angry at everything so he being angry they werent there immediately was normal) and my mom was crying and at the same time trying to stop my siblings from panicking too much. All of those reactions make sense, the one person not freaking out as badly was able to focus on the task at hand, meanwhile, if someone is absolutely panicked, it's way harder for them to provide the proper help. It's not inherently suspicious seeing someone remain calm like that.
I find this is particularly true in the cases of people or family members of those with chronic illnesses. You become accustomed to seeing things or being in certain situations, that other people might find extremely distressing, meaning that you look calm. The reality is that you know that panicking doesn't help, and your heart is in your mouth - often the reason for being quiet.
This is really good insight for this video i think too, when the mom comes over at the end you can tell shes hysterical with fear and wouldnt have been helping the situation, grandpa was probably calling 911 while grandma waited for help outside, remaining calm so she can act to resolve the situation.
I absolutely agree with you! When my son was two, he slipped and fell on our fireplace, cutting a huge gash in his forehead. I always kept pillows against it, but he just happened to find the ONE spot that wasn’t completely covered. He’s 29 now, and I still feel guilty when I think about it. ANYWAY! I was an hysterical MESS, crying and shaking! But my mom completely kept it together. When we got to the emergency clinic (the closest place we could find), the doctor took one look at me, one look at my mom, and said to me, “You stay in the waiting room. Grandma, you come with us.” I actually felt relieved, because seeing him like that was causing a serious panic attack! When the nurses at the front desk saw me, they started asking me questions like, “What’s your son going to be for Halloween?” And, “So, are you taking him trick-or-treating?” Answering their questions calmed me, and when my son was finished, I realized what those nurses did for me. I was so thankful for that no-nonsense doctor, those compassionate nurses, and my very CALM mom! So, I completely understand that calm grandma. Someone has to be! ❤️
@@Abby.isweird There was a live wire on the road, and the road was wet underneath the child. There was an unknown danger of electrocution when they made contact with the child, meaning they risked their own safety when rescuing him. There were a few moments where the poor kids charred hands were visible suggesting an incredibly powerful current went through them. I'm not entirely certain, but I think there's a moment the officer recoiled his hand, it's possible he may have received a jolt for just a moment.
Thank goodness for her neighbor. I'm flabbergasted that the one they called "the mastermind" only got 5 years in prison and 5 years probation. They deserved MORE than that. So thankful the young lady was rescued.
@@darlenedavis8690exactly especially he/she was only 19 and already masterminding weird kidnapping/tortures.....all they need is a new partner and right back to it! So scary!!
The officer with the tie. What an absolute sweetheart. I worked in corrections in Canada. The officers there were the same. Just young kids making a living
If you look at his heel at 14:22 you can see the exit wound too. That kid is incredibly lucky that his heart didn't stop, looks like that's on his right side. Hand to foot on the right side is the second worst way to get electrocuted.
@def_not_me406 there must be a live electrical wire somewhere within all of that police tape that he touched/grabbed. Here's a tip: if you ever want to check if an electric fence or something is live, DON'T! Just never do it. But if you're going to, never touch it with the palm side of your hand or fingers. The electricity will force your hand/fingers to close around the charged item and you'll just keep getting shocked without letting go. Instead, flick it quickly with your nails/the back of your fingers. That way, if you get shocked, you won't grab on.
@@def_not_me406 Look up "i gotta get him warren officer risks life to save boy". Storm happened, power lines across the area ended up down, power company hadn't gotten to that particular downed line yet. There's conflicting information on whether local residents or the power company put up the caution tape, but a group of kids went through it anyway, and allegedly the boy that was electrocuted wanted to swing on the line like a rope swing since it was hanging about a couple feet off the ground. Allegedly his older brother used his bookbag to knock him off the power line and got slightly injured as well. I don't know if the last two parts are completely true. Regardless, he grabbed the wire and his brother tried to help him.
The officer tying the tie… little things like that sometimes make me feel like a happy little kid getting ice cream. So beautiful to see a compilation of awesome officers. Thanks for the upload!
Absolutely. He’s the definition of changing God to match him instead of changing himself to match God. Somehow he’s convinced himself it’s okay and it’s baffling that level of delusion.
@@SuperChargeMT40 that’s what both Liam and I are pointing out, though. It’s not something a religious man would ever do, he’s a narcissist who grew up hiding his behavior behind the Bible as a way to get away with things and it reached a point where the idea of being “saved” and “always forgiven” gave him a blanket check to do whatever he wants. There is nothing in the Bible that allows for any of this.
Some get a lot of inspiration out of that blood soaked sado masochistic adventure story called "bible". It might be though he knew he was being filmed and tried to come over as insane.
i just want to give sooo much props to the family from the second video of the 1.5 month old choking, the grandma was so calm it was so impressive. i couldn’t help but get overwhelmed when i heard the baby’s cries
All were awesome. I loved how the last one bought her the gloves & hat, & told her to call the police station if she needs more help “because we have resources. All interactions with police don’t have to be bad.”❤
It’s really annoying to watch everyone yell about the grandma being calm. Not every woman has to be a an unhelpful, blubbering mess when sh!t hits the fan. She doesn’t only have to worry about her unresponsive granddaughter, but she has to stay calm and in control for her own daughter who is being a blubbering mess. If you have never been a parent, or older sibling, or anyone who is in charge of keeping everything together, you might not recognize the effort put into composing yourself until after the danger passes. Good grandma, good response.
@@johnjacobs3601 I was here when there were only like 20 comments and half of them were complaining about it. Luckily they seem to have been drowned out.
The last lady is one of the few times I’ve seen someone actually steal what they need. Most of the time people say that while stealing decorations and T-bone steaks.
Same. I just wish she had asked someone in the store. If she would have asked me and I saw it was warm clothing from Walgreens I would gladly have bought it for her. But I guess if you start asking people for things in a store and they tell on you that could probably get you kicked out of the store too. Tough situation all around.
When I worked loss prevention, many years ago, I watched a woman with a baby steal diapers and formula and place them in her baby's stroller. I had already made up my mind that I would buy them for her after stopping her. However, as I followed her through the store I saw her link up with her boyfriend. He was carrying two cases of beer and grabbed a car magazine when they reached the checkout. He paid for the beer and magazine. All sympathy evaporated. Stopped them outside and brought her back in called the cops. He left at first but came back and decided to break her out of our custody. Cops arrived just as we started to tussle. Karma. He had a fanny pack with meth and a pipe. Duh. I felt bad for the baby.
These men and women are saving lives everyday. This is what should be on the news. We need to celebrate these moments more and get these situations on the news!!! Thank you all for your service
23:40 The little girl with her head stuck in the railing hits in so many ways. Just the pure innocence of a child sticking her head in a railing not expecting anything bad to happen, the relief and love you can hear in the voice of the mom crying, the toddler accent of the girl explaining what happened and how she's ok. The mom saying "don't ever do that again". And the big one, how time goes by in the blink of an eye and how quick children grow up- One minute her head was small enough to go in and out of the railing, and the next shes too big and got stuck. . . My daughter is 5 already and that's what really made me choke up. Time goes by too fast.
It's scary how many people, especially parents, don't know how to perform life saving CPR! We have the internet and UA-cam now - it's not like the old days where attending a physical class was the only way you could teach yourself. SO many lives could be saved every year if it was taught to every child in school.
@@cecilia7932 In Denmark, i also had it in school. But, I do not think it's mandatory. We do however have to get a first aid course before getting a drivers license. That means most people have a basic understanding of first aid.
@@tobiasagdrupdrager5583 That's so smart to connect it to driver's license also! It would be such a good refresher for us since what you learned in school might be forgotten with time. Every country should implement these things, it's awesome
You can't learn CPR properly without physical practice...no way...absolutely not. Many people think they know what to do, they don't. It is nothing like in the movies. You might be able to learn how fast, but you will not learn which spot and how hard. If you have never practiced on a dummy, you will not be able to imagine how extremely hard you have to push and how exhausting it is.
I think every parent should take CPR so they don't feel so helpless if something should happen. I am a mom, grandmother, ed. tech and home health aid and it comes in handy when you need it.
I just wanna say, before I even watch this video, how much I appreciate channels like yours. Videos like this have helped my own children avoid dangerous or predatory people while also giving them motivation to get off social media and "touch grass" lol. My daughters love your channel and recommended it to me and I've been obsessed ever since. Great, great job.
After watching a bunch of cops abusing their power and not performig their duties properly, it's nice to see other cops doing nice things such as helping and serving the community like they're supposed to and actually embracing their motto "To Serve & Protect"
Choir boy is bone-chilling. These types will claim moral superiority and righteousness… after doing this type of shit. And you don’t necessarily see it coming until they get triggered.
When something heavy falls on a person's abdomen never give them anything to drink or move them. Do not allow them to sit up as they might have injured a artery or large vein in their abdomen causing serious bleeding. Wait until the ambulance arrives to assess their condition. This is 33 years working in a hospital talking.
Yeah it made me nervous with him moving/walking around like that after they got him out. We should get them out from whatever is crushing them if we can, right? (no visible bleeding) I've been told that if there's active bleeding to not move the person or whatever fell on the person as it's keeping them from bleeding out (same logic with sharp objects, keep it in so it doesn't bleed more)
The electrocuted boy had burns to his hands which not only the officers noted, but you can actually see. I can only imagine he could've been with friends that 'dared' him to touch it. Heartbreaking.
Its a great feeling seeing these officers saving people and being compassionate. its a welcome change from the usual stressful and dangerous encounters they have to go through.
The officer was smart enough to grab his rubber shoes to pull him had it not been for that could have been worse for the officer. Also your all heroes God Bless.
God the first one had me shaking. A long time ago, our neighbor's teen son was working under his car when the jack broke. It crushed his windpipe. He was gone before the ambulance even got there.
5:22 for those questioning the grandmother for her lack of reaction. Try not to judge her too harshly, inside, that woman is absolutely panicking but on the outside, her gut reaction is to have no reaction as that is how her mind and body copes with traumatic situations. While you THINK you know the appropriate reaction, sometimes it just doesn’t work that way for everyone. She was able to explain calmly what happened which worked out in her child’s benefit as if she was historical, it would’ve created another obstacle for the officer and medics. You really don’t know how you will react to a situation like this until it happens and even then, sometimes you may scream and cry, other times you will become apathetic. The grandmother has probably done this so many times and knows that in the end, with appropriate help, it will run out well
i have never had a good interaction w a police officer, but never had a ticket & have never been arrested. these videos give me hope that they’re not all bad
U can't watch this without crying because I don't have any kids but at the same time I actually do have five because they are my nieces and nephews but I don't just think of them as my own they think of me as their own father too they are this uncle's whole world I have a deep respect for these officers who are risking their lives to save these kids
I can’t finish this video in one day, it’s too wholesome. Which is a good thing because i can watch this wholesome moment for many many days. 👏 great job
I LOVE to see these kinds of videos ❤ The majority of cops will do the right thing and help citizens. Imagine how many lives are saved, either from bravery or kindness. 😊
Please please please. Always always use RELIABLE jack stands when under a car. And even if you are using jack stands, if you have a wheel off, slide that wheel under the car as a secondary precaution. People get crushed by cars all the time, and it is not a good way to go out.
That's good tip actually or a good solid piece of wood that's wide (4x4/4x6/6x6) and about the same height as the jack stand needs to be place the wood right beside each stand in case it does fail. Try not to do repairs on the undercarriage on an incline (like a driveway/parkway) if you can, which is how many of these accidents occur. The wood trick saved me once when I didn't have a spare tire available.
Every one of these makes me tear up ❤ I think that Blake's case was the best of the worst. Beautiful behavior by those officers. Just beautiful. Exactly how i would want my own kids treated if, heaven forbid, they were ever injured.
bro had the scissor jack that comes with the vehicle for changing the tire. you know, the ones that say “do not get under the car while using this jack” in like three places
Only way I crawl under my car is with a floor jack with cinder blocks stacked under as an extra safety measure. Luckily I have a shop with a air hydraulic car lift so u can stand under it.
Looking at that kids fingers like oh my god... i can't imagine the pain he was in once he regained consciousness and tried to move them... Thank god those officers were there to help him
I watch so many interactions when someone has been stopped for speeding, but the officer tying the tie just proves that none of them have to go down the screaming banshee route. Allow the officer to speak, explain yourself quietly, and you can both get on with your day. What a great example 😊
A state patrolman in Gothenburg saw that I had expired plates. I am a senior citizen and we had terrible cold weather also I would keep forgetting to put them on my car. I had my new NE plates in my car and I asked him if he had a screwdriver and he put them on for me… what an angel and I will never forget him for that act of kindness.
One of the things that really helps people who were taken hostage and such is assign them a bodyguard who never leaves them. No matter what they wake up, roll over, or step outside and someone is there protecting them. It's just a step in the process but it seems to be an effective step. Bonus EZ if you have a retiring K9 who needs a home.
This video made my day a lot better. Thanks for showing us this kindness. Those officers deserve their honors. . It's nice to see these kind moments in our current turbulend times. What did my mom always told me, when I was younger: "What goes around, comes around" And seeing this video reaffirmed that this is true.
That "make sure you give him some tonight" was wild 😂😂 I wasn't expecting that lmao
lololol thats a real friend that you can trust based on that joke. lol
Or the husband could make sure he safely knows what he's doing before he works under a vehicle. 😒
@@skbee6Or... get this: Accidents happen to just about anyone.
@@skbee6Crazy thing to say, you just proved "victim blaming" doesn't just happen to women victims by men 😮 how tone deaf to post
That's a great neighbor right there! Helps lifting a car off you then making sure you get some that night! 👍👏🙌🤣😂💀
Love love LOVE the neighbor in the first one. Immediately came over after hearing about the call then staying with him. Awesome dude
It would have been nice to hear him thank the people that helped him. I understand he was probably in shock over what just happened but even when the neighbor was telling the cop “good job” and shaking hands you would have thought it would have registered with the guy that they just saved his life.
These videos go to show you how Joe 'pedo island' Biden and the anti-American Liberal Demoncrat traitors are the enemies of the American people.
i was thinking the same thing and he’s so funny 😭 so cute what an awesome awesome neighbor
@@kelizabeth3061 Telling that guy's wife she 'better give him some tonight' cracked me up! 😂
@@Shellee722 It wasn't the full video and I'm sure at some point throughout the rest of the video he thanked the officers.
I just about started crying when the little girl said “Thank you!” Like that is the sweetest little thank you I’ve ever heard in my life 😭🤚
That cop with the little boy who was electrocuted is so amazing. The officers treated him like he was their own child.
When my kids were little my husband was the one that would get freaked if the kids got hurt. Me I was the calm one until they were taken care of and then when I was alone afterwards I would freak out. My husband asked me why I always freaked afterwards and I told him one of us has to be calm so the kids don’t freak.
That's just like my mom! When I was a kid and split my knee open on a rock after falling from my bike, she remained calm while cleaning all the blood and bits of rock out of my knee, the entire ride back home, then to the hospital and held up until the doctor finished stitching my knee up. Once he told her I was fine, he pulled up a chair for her bc that's when she started going pale and tearing up. Moms are amazing
Ugh this sounds like my mom! She always did her best to make sure that she stayed calm in stressful situations so as not to stress US out and that always helped cause I have pretty bad anxiety :)
Me and my ex took turns freaking out too. I always said we both can’t lose it at the same time.
That happened less then 10 minutes from where I live
Sorry don’t think that Samuel got nearly enough time in prison for being the mastermind
for the folks who thinking that the woman in the 2nd video was being too calm, people react very differently in events like this. When bad shit happens my first reaction is often completely calm until the event is over. My emotions often "lag" until i'm in a space where I can actually think on what happened, I dissociate and shut down, it doesn't mean I'm not worried or that I don't care. Some people are very stoic, a lot of the time it's better to BE that stoic because freaking out can cause more issues. I only begin to panic when I realize it will /not/ be okay. It's important to keep your cool, some people struggle with that more and others don't. Someone being calm can greatly help the people around you. She's not "too calm" in a suspicious way, she's keeping her cool. I can actually see that she IS worried, you can tell that the longer the baby struggles the more that she paces, she's actively trying to remain calm and not be too outwardly panicked.
A panicked person can make or break an event, but neither is a bad reaction. We all have different reactions to bad events. When I was a young I almost died from an asthma attack, I fainted with my mom in the room and my dad had to perform CPR while waiting for the ambulance, from what I was told he didn't start crying until AFTER I was in the hospital. Meanwhile my younger siblings were panicked and a few of them were 'calmer'. My grandma yelling on the phone with the ambulance (she's a lunatic she gets angry at everything so he being angry they werent there immediately was normal) and my mom was crying and at the same time trying to stop my siblings from panicking too much.
All of those reactions make sense, the one person not freaking out as badly was able to focus on the task at hand, meanwhile, if someone is absolutely panicked, it's way harder for them to provide the proper help. It's not inherently suspicious seeing someone remain calm like that.
I find this is particularly true in the cases of people or family members of those with chronic illnesses. You become accustomed to seeing things or being in certain situations, that other people might find extremely distressing, meaning that you look calm. The reality is that you know that panicking doesn't help, and your heart is in your mouth - often the reason for being quiet.
This is really good insight for this video i think too, when the mom comes over at the end you can tell shes hysterical with fear and wouldnt have been helping the situation, grandpa was probably calling 911 while grandma waited for help outside, remaining calm so she can act to resolve the situation.
I absolutely agree with you! When my son was two, he slipped and fell on our fireplace, cutting a huge gash in his forehead.
I always kept pillows against it, but he just happened to find the ONE spot that wasn’t completely covered. He’s 29 now, and I still feel guilty when I think about it.
ANYWAY! I was an hysterical MESS, crying and shaking! But my mom completely kept it together.
When we got to the emergency clinic (the closest place we could find), the doctor took one look at me, one look at my mom, and said to me, “You stay in the waiting room. Grandma, you come with us.”
I actually felt relieved, because seeing him like that was causing a serious panic attack!
When the nurses at the front desk saw me, they started asking me questions like, “What’s your son going to be for Halloween?” And, “So, are you taking him trick-or-treating?”
Answering their questions calmed me, and when my son was finished, I realized what those nurses did for me.
I was so thankful for that no-nonsense doctor, those compassionate nurses, and my very CALM mom!
So, I completely understand that calm grandma. Someone has to be! ❤️
Her being the grandma probably also helps her having raised kids before. She might not know infant cpr but she knows how to stay calm until later
she also started crying at the end
I was not expecting to get choked up by one of these, but the officers that saved the electrocuted boy were VERY brave!. True heroes right there 🫡
Me too. That just… I don’t know.
How did the officers risk their lives for that im rlly confused but they handled that well
@@Abby.isweird There was a live wire on the road, and the road was wet underneath the child. There was an unknown danger of electrocution when they made contact with the child, meaning they risked their own safety when rescuing him. There were a few moments where the poor kids charred hands were visible suggesting an incredibly powerful current went through them. I'm not entirely certain, but I think there's a moment the officer recoiled his hand, it's possible he may have received a jolt for just a moment.
Ok Ty I was rlly confused
Gosh that girl that was abducted, I can't imagine the panic and then the overwhelming relief when she was rescued
Thank goodness for her neighbor. I'm flabbergasted that the one they called "the mastermind" only got 5 years in prison and 5 years probation. They deserved MORE than that. So thankful the young lady was rescued.
@@darlenedavis8690exactly especially he/she was only 19 and already masterminding weird kidnapping/tortures.....all they need is a new partner and right back to it! So scary!!
the little girl saying thank you just made me shed a tear
The officer with the tie. What an absolute sweetheart. I worked in corrections in Canada. The officers there were the same. Just young kids making a living
You can see how burnt and blistered the hands are of the poor kid who got electrocuted. That alone has gotta be so painful to deal with.
If you look at his heel at 14:22 you can see the exit wound too. That kid is incredibly lucky that his heart didn't stop, looks like that's on his right side. Hand to foot on the right side is the second worst way to get electrocuted.
How did he get electrocuted?
@@P2G_HoRRis oh shoot, good eye; I didn't notice that.
@def_not_me406 there must be a live electrical wire somewhere within all of that police tape that he touched/grabbed.
Here's a tip: if you ever want to check if an electric fence or something is live, DON'T! Just never do it. But if you're going to, never touch it with the palm side of your hand or fingers. The electricity will force your hand/fingers to close around the charged item and you'll just keep getting shocked without letting go. Instead, flick it quickly with your nails/the back of your fingers. That way, if you get shocked, you won't grab on.
@@def_not_me406 Look up "i gotta get him warren officer risks life to save boy". Storm happened, power lines across the area ended up down, power company hadn't gotten to that particular downed line yet. There's conflicting information on whether local residents or the power company put up the caution tape, but a group of kids went through it anyway, and allegedly the boy that was electrocuted wanted to swing on the line like a rope swing since it was hanging about a couple feet off the ground. Allegedly his older brother used his bookbag to knock him off the power line and got slightly injured as well. I don't know if the last two parts are completely true. Regardless, he grabbed the wire and his brother tried to help him.
The officer tying the tie… little things like that sometimes make me feel like a happy little kid getting ice cream. So beautiful to see a compilation of awesome officers. Thanks for the upload!
Dude definitely had his classmate redo his tie 😂
I don’t wear ties but I know how. No way the cop got the length right but still a nice gesture
For a cop to tie a tie for a man is better than anything I ever saw. And then there is the singing psychopath.
.........What about that Psycho ? Why you even lump these two cases together ?
@@PAULLONDEN How different things can be for cops. Are you dull? Do you get the idea of comparison?
@@JJDigitalartStudiograndmas angry
@@JJDigitalartStudiograndma chill
@@zarbon9119 I am chill. you chill homey
To buy a theft a hat and gloves because she was cold, OMG, warm my heart. All of this mens and woman in blue. Salute to all of you.
Listening to amazing grace being sang by someone who just had another person chained up in their car is another level of terrifying
Absolutely. He’s the definition of changing God to match him instead of changing himself to match God. Somehow he’s convinced himself it’s okay and it’s baffling that level of delusion.
@@Shadowbard379extremely baffling and so sad.
Makes me feel better being an atheist that he thinks that is ok and then what it seems being a religious man from singing that
@@SuperChargeMT40 that’s what both Liam and I are pointing out, though. It’s not something a religious man would ever do, he’s a narcissist who grew up hiding his behavior behind the Bible as a way to get away with things and it reached a point where the idea of being “saved” and “always forgiven” gave him a blanket check to do whatever he wants. There is nothing in the Bible that allows for any of this.
Some get a lot of inspiration out of that blood soaked sado masochistic adventure story called "bible".
It might be though he knew he was being filmed and tried to come over as insane.
I teared up when that baby started crying - everyone acted fantastic and the officer was absolutely incredible with the CPR. Beautiful work
i just want to give sooo much props to the family from the second video of the 1.5 month old choking, the grandma was so calm it was so impressive. i couldn’t help but get overwhelmed when i heard the baby’s cries
...yea....almost TOO calm.
It's called shock @@tyedup8884
I was kinda concerned by quite how calm she was. She just kinda calmly said "she died," like she wasn't that concerned about it.
@@SuspiciousGlitter I guarantee you she hate the father and jealous of the big ass daughter
@@SuspiciousGlittershe didnt say that, this channel is an ai channel so the subtitles are ai-generated as well
All were awesome. I loved how the last one bought her the gloves & hat, & told her to call the police station if she needs more help “because we have resources. All interactions with police don’t have to be bad.”❤
The officer helping the student tie his tie is *the most adorable thing* ❤
Jane’s neighbor deserves an award! No doubt Jane would’ve died had her neighbor not of seen her being dragged out.
I’m sure they are best of friends now. That neighbor is a hero.
That little girls “thank you” broke me 😢❤
Every one of these acts of kindness brought tears to my eyes ❤
Thank you to the blue 💙 men and women
Respect to the officer that put his one live in danger to safe this boy..
It’s really annoying to watch everyone yell about the grandma being calm. Not every woman has to be a an unhelpful, blubbering mess when sh!t hits the fan. She doesn’t only have to worry about her unresponsive granddaughter, but she has to stay calm and in control for her own daughter who is being a blubbering mess. If you have never been a parent, or older sibling, or anyone who is in charge of keeping everything together, you might not recognize the effort put into composing yourself until after the danger passes. Good grandma, good response.
The people saying this are probably letting their biases "color" their interpretation...
I have yet to see a single comment condemning her
@@johnjacobs3601 I was here when there were only like 20 comments and half of them were complaining about it. Luckily they seem to have been drowned out.
She's trying so hard to stay strong and calm.
@@BadJellyman100oh yeah sure, it always has to be the colour accusation. And yet you're such a hypocrite and didn't even realize your own rasicm.
the tie officer actually got someone to slow down without pissing him off. amazingly clever.
24:43 THE LITTLE "Thank you!" ❤❤❤😭😭
I KNOWWW
24:41 the sweetest thank you I’ve ever heard!❤❤
What a great guy to help a student out in such a dad like way! Made my heart smile ❤
The last lady is one of the few times I’ve seen someone actually steal what they need. Most of the time people say that while stealing decorations and T-bone steaks.
Same. I just wish she had asked someone in the store. If she would have asked me and I saw it was warm clothing from Walgreens I would gladly have bought it for her. But I guess if you start asking people for things in a store and they tell on you that could probably get you kicked out of the store too. Tough situation all around.
When I worked loss prevention, many years ago, I watched a woman with a baby steal diapers and formula and place them in her baby's stroller. I had already made up my mind that I would buy them for her after stopping her. However, as I followed her through the store I saw her link up with her boyfriend. He was carrying two cases of beer and grabbed a car magazine when they reached the checkout. He paid for the beer and magazine. All sympathy evaporated. Stopped them outside and brought her back in called the cops. He left at first but came back and decided to break her out of our custody. Cops arrived just as we started to tussle. Karma. He had a fanny pack with meth and a pipe. Duh. I felt bad for the baby.
And, unfortunately, this young lady was a drug user who died of an overdose a few years after the video. Poor lady, her eyes were so lively.
These men and women are saving lives everyday. This is what should be on the news. We need to celebrate these moments more and get these situations on the news!!! Thank you all for your service
Thank you to the great officers treating that child as there own. You deserve an award. Both of you do❤
23:40 The little girl with her head stuck in the railing hits in so many ways. Just the pure innocence of a child sticking her head in a railing not expecting anything bad to happen, the relief and love you can hear in the voice of the mom crying, the toddler accent of the girl explaining what happened and how she's ok. The mom saying "don't ever do that again". And the big one, how time goes by in the blink of an eye and how quick children grow up- One minute her head was small enough to go in and out of the railing, and the next shes too big and got stuck. . . My daughter is 5 already and that's what really made me choke up. Time goes by too fast.
It's scary how many people, especially parents, don't know how to perform life saving CPR! We have the internet and UA-cam now - it's not like the old days where attending a physical class was the only way you could teach yourself.
SO many lives could be saved every year if it was taught to every child in school.
That's a part of PE here in Sweden. I believe every child goes through the training twice
@@cecilia7932 In Denmark, i also had it in school. But, I do not think it's mandatory. We do however have to get a first aid course before getting a drivers license. That means most people have a basic understanding of first aid.
@@tobiasagdrupdrager5583 That's so smart to connect it to driver's license also! It would be such a good refresher for us since what you learned in school might be forgotten with time. Every country should implement these things, it's awesome
@@cecilia7932lol, and how many of those children will remember what to do when a life infant chokes?
You can't learn CPR properly without physical practice...no way...absolutely not.
Many people think they know what to do, they don't.
It is nothing like in the movies.
You might be able to learn how fast, but you will not learn which spot and how hard.
If you have never practiced on a dummy, you will not be able to imagine how extremely hard you have to push and how exhausting it is.
I think every parent should take CPR so they don't feel so helpless if something should happen. I am a mom, grandmother, ed. tech and home health aid and it comes in handy when you need it.
I just wanna say, before I even watch this video, how much I appreciate channels like yours. Videos like this have helped my own children avoid dangerous or predatory people while also giving them motivation to get off social media and "touch grass" lol. My daughters love your channel and recommended it to me and I've been obsessed ever since. Great, great job.
It’s sweet that officer Chase was reunited with the little boy he saved and was giving a Chase toy from Paw patrol.😂🥰
Omg that “thank you” broke me… precious ❤️
These are the moments that are never talked about❤
Hearing and seeing scared or hurt children choke me up faster than anything else. That electrocuted child case was terrifying. Thank god he was saved.
After watching a bunch of cops abusing their power and not performig their duties properly, it's nice to see other cops doing nice things such as helping and serving the community like they're supposed to and actually embracing their motto "To Serve & Protect"
I like stories like these, restore faith in humanity.
Choir boy is bone-chilling. These types will claim moral superiority and righteousness… after doing this type of shit. And you don’t necessarily see it coming until they get triggered.
When something heavy falls on a person's abdomen never give them anything to drink or move them. Do not allow them to sit up as they might have injured a artery or large vein in their abdomen causing serious bleeding. Wait until the ambulance arrives to assess their condition. This is 33 years working in a hospital talking.
Yeah it made me nervous with him moving/walking around like that after they got him out. We should get them out from whatever is crushing them if we can, right? (no visible bleeding) I've been told that if there's active bleeding to not move the person or whatever fell on the person as it's keeping them from bleeding out (same logic with sharp objects, keep it in so it doesn't bleed more)
Thank you for teaching me something! I didn't know any of that.
We can hate on cops for things, but 90% of them are saving lives.
I cry every time I see Jane's case footage ❤
24:43 MY HEART. SO FREAKING ADORABLE I LEGITIMATELY STARTED TEARING UP!
The electrocuted boy had burns to his hands which not only the officers noted, but you can actually see. I can only imagine he could've been with friends that 'dared' him to touch it. Heartbreaking.
There are more GOOD COPS, than bad. Remember that! Finally some positive police videos. Thank you!
Its a great feeling seeing these officers saving people and being compassionate. its a welcome change from the usual stressful and dangerous encounters they have to go through.
The officer was smart enough to grab his rubber shoes to pull him had it not been for that could have been worse for the officer. Also your all heroes God Bless.
Sweet Little Lenny’s thank you❤❤❤❤these men made a huge impact on this community especially this little lady ❤❤❤❤
God the first one had me shaking. A long time ago, our neighbor's teen son was working under his car when the jack broke. It crushed his windpipe. He was gone before the ambulance even got there.
5:22 for those questioning the grandmother for her lack of reaction. Try not to judge her too harshly, inside, that woman is absolutely panicking but on the outside, her gut reaction is to have no reaction as that is how her mind and body copes with traumatic situations. While you THINK you know the appropriate reaction, sometimes it just doesn’t work that way for everyone. She was able to explain calmly what happened which worked out in her child’s benefit as if she was historical, it would’ve created another obstacle for the officer and medics. You really don’t know how you will react to a situation like this until it happens and even then, sometimes you may scream and cry, other times you will become apathetic. The grandmother has probably done this so many times and knows that in the end, with appropriate help, it will run out well
It's so heart-warming to see the police getting publicity for the good they do instead of the bad.
i have never had a good interaction w a police officer, but never had a ticket & have never been arrested. these videos give me hope that they’re not all bad
So you've also never had a bad one either, right?
Most of them are good, just the bad ones get all the attention.
These police officer's are Heroes praise God ever one was alright
U can't watch this without crying because I don't have any kids but at the same time I actually do have five because they are my nieces and nephews but I don't just think of them as my own they think of me as their own father too they are this uncle's whole world I have a deep respect for these officers who are risking their lives to save these kids
What a nice change of pace to see something GOOD! Nobody is screaming for no reason, it's all just good people taking care of others! ♥
Lotta feel good stories here. Love it.
I can’t finish this video in one day, it’s too wholesome.
Which is a good thing because i can watch this wholesome moment for many many days.
👏 great job
Another awesome job sir! Thank you for your service.😊
I LOVE to see these kinds of videos ❤ The majority of cops will do the right thing and help citizens. Imagine how many lives are saved, either from bravery or kindness. 😊
The little girl was so sweet.
Yeah
The case with the girl chained up in the van, they should definitely make a Documentary about this case, you cant make that shit up!!!
Videos like this restore my faith in officers.
Thanks for keeping it real, your authenticity is refreshing
Please please please. Always always use RELIABLE jack stands when under a car. And even if you are using jack stands, if you have a wheel off, slide that wheel under the car as a secondary precaution. People get crushed by cars all the time, and it is not a good way to go out.
I have seen most of these apart from about 3 but I still love to see them they are so heartwarming 😊
ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS put a spare wheel underneath your car and a floor jack (if you have one) to help support the car. Even jack stands can fail.
That's good tip actually or a good solid piece of wood that's wide (4x4/4x6/6x6) and about the same height as the jack stand needs to be place the wood right beside each stand in case it does fail. Try not to do repairs on the undercarriage on an incline (like a driveway/parkway) if you can, which is how many of these accidents occur. The wood trick saved me once when I didn't have a spare tire available.
Im very very thankful to live in an area that has amazing cops much like these heros
I'm mentally scarred by a lot of people who have appeared on this channel, but this video has restored my faith in humanity.
Sir you did an awesome job. Thank you for your service
Every one of these makes me tear up ❤ I think that Blake's case was the best of the worst. Beautiful behavior by those officers. Just beautiful. Exactly how i would want my own kids treated if, heaven forbid, they were ever injured.
Wow applause for the REAL thumbnail used and not some clickbait imagery crap Bravo!
i've got my faith in humanity again. that is not a joke. i know now there is true, real kindness in the world.
mans risked it all on that bottle jack.
bro had the scissor jack that comes with the vehicle for changing the tire. you know, the ones that say “do not get under the car while using this jack” in like three places
Only way I crawl under my car is with a floor jack with cinder blocks stacked under as an extra safety measure. Luckily I have a shop with a air hydraulic car lift so u can stand under it.
Looking at that kids fingers like oh my god... i can't imagine the pain he was in once he regained consciousness and tried to move them... Thank god those officers were there to help him
I watch so many interactions when someone has been stopped for speeding, but the officer tying the tie just proves that none of them have to go down the screaming banshee route. Allow the officer to speak, explain yourself quietly, and you can both get on with your day. What a great example 😊
The cop with the tie tugged at my heart!
The cop tying the tie is lovely ❤❤❤
Remember: the thick end of your tie should be lower than the thinner end.
Dang this entire video made me so emotional
"Thank you" by Lenny, OMG. I'm not crying, you are.
Getting my head stuck in a railing was my childhood nightmare. Just like quicksand.
Feels like watching Final destination.. my heart can't handle it well
Thank you for doing this video.
gee there so darn sweet & very kind as well as helpful. it was nice 2 watch this.
I found myself saying "Aww!!" quite a bit throughout this video. Well done. Nothing but smiles.
Rip to the lady from the last video. I’m glad the officer was kind to her
The officer with the tie 😘 It really is the little things.
6:44 never have I ever been more happy to hear a baby start crying
Hearing the boy breathing, who was shocked and laying on the floor made me cry.
A state patrolman in Gothenburg saw that I had expired plates. I am a senior citizen and we had terrible cold weather also I would keep forgetting to put them on my car. I had my new NE plates in my car and I asked him if he had a screwdriver and he put them on for me… what an angel and I will never forget him for that act of kindness.
Congratulations, Detective Williams! 🌟
it’s just a bad few cops that make all cops look bad the officers in this video are absolutely heroes and should be treated as such
Soooooooo nice, hopefull, ... to see there are such good, nice cops as well ❤
Thank God for these brave police officers❤❤❤
One of the things that really helps people who were taken hostage and such is assign them a bodyguard who never leaves them. No matter what they wake up, roll over, or step outside and someone is there protecting them. It's just a step in the process but it seems to be an effective step. Bonus EZ if you have a retiring K9 who needs a home.
Man I love positive videos like this. It’s a shame only the negative ones get massive views
Love love LOVE the neighbor in the first one.
This video made my day a lot better. Thanks for showing us this kindness. Those officers deserve their honors. . It's nice to see these kind moments in our current turbulend times.
What did my mom always told me, when I was younger: "What goes around, comes around" And seeing this video reaffirmed that this is true.
Great jobs police and emt thank you for what you do!!!!