Test this is actually a very good question. The driver was indeed arrested, but because of his confession, me and the DA's office worked on reducing his charges for giving up his accomplice. If you knew the true details of the case, you would know that he was really not in a position that he wanted to be in. Bad place at a bad time. Not excusing his behavior, but the fact that he gave us the truth saved him a lot of headache.
officer401 wait so if someone is associated with a crime but they didn’t actually commit the crime what if they didn’t say who they accomplish is would they still get charged (Sorry for my weird writing)
Typically you will be charged for being an accomplice in a serious crime. Whether or not you get a deal is going to depend on your cooperation and involvement. If you do not cooperate you can expect to serve some time.
I assume he get charged as an accomplice even if unwilling. As the driver, he could of done a lot more to help her. But instead he helped the rapist escape and did nothing to stop his actions of alert others that a crime is going on. Sometimes people don't really know what to do when they are suddenly involved in a crime. That's my take on it though.
Thank you for making this. As a sexual assault survivor, it makes me happy that people take these reports seriously and care. Good work 401, making me proud.
officer401 No, thank you for being awesome. That's why I feel like I have a decent relationship with law enforcement because when I finally reported what happened to me, my county officers jumped on it and helped me even though it was over 5 years ago and not even in their jurisdiction lol. It makes me so happy to see you acknowledging this and showing support
I wish Officer401 was involved in my case. The man who did it to me is still free. He started doing it to me when I was about seven years old and finally mostly stopped when I was fourteen. Because he stopped about twelve years ago and only one other person has reported him, apparently they don't think he is much of a risk. Even though the statute of limitations doesn't apply, I'm sure it didn't help that I was too scared of him to go to the police and tell them what happened until last fall when I was 26. I'm still scared of him but I'm more scared for other girls he might be hurting.
I'm also a S.A. survivor and I was scared of what the other officers would think (I know it sounds corny) bc I was well know with the officers since I was a junior officer. I was in a similar situation where I heard the responding officer speaking to me but I couldn't respond. The officer who was female helped me out so much. She still does. With out her I'm not sure where I would be. (Unfortunately this was also her first case of S.A. in my county)
Thank You so much for your hard work. Sexual assault is a terrible crime. It leaves a awful wound for victims. Fortunately many get help and counciling to work thru the trauma. Thanks for your dedication to our profession.
The Dragking252 well if u think that’s the worst crime think again triple Homicide,school shootings,murders sexual assault along with kidnapping and murder,I think the worst crime ever is a school shooting
I want to thank you for your openness and honesty, for your offering to stand in the way of harm to protect another person with your own life at risk. I offer my condolences for the horrible things you have seen and been through. I hope that it doesn't harden you too much. I have known, and know many good cops/people who act ethically and morally. I've also known those who were hypocritical and over zealous, even vicious. You are the former, and I pray you stay that way, and that you retire intact and live a peaceful life. And stand by your words and convictions. When you are not an officer, you are a citizen. What you work for on the job you may have to fight for later. Best wishes
Thank you for your compassion. As far as I'm concerned, sexual assault is murder: the life the assaulted person had dies the instant the assault takes place. Life turns into "before" and "after." What occurred can never be erased. The world becomes a terrifying place where it's impossible to feel "safe." As a Trauma Emergency Department RN for many years, I performed sexual assault exams on countless women, children and, yes, men. Every single assault victim I came into contact with was broken in a way that could never be repaired. There is a special place in Hell for those who destroy a person's life by sexual assaulting them. As one of the comments said, there is no rehabilitation for sexual deviants. They should be executed. End of discussion.
That is precisely why I want to get into a career in law enforcement that is a prime example of serving and protecting I bet you'll never forget that feeling of helping someone in their most Darkest Hour awesome job 401
This reminds me of something that happened when I worked at a convenience store overnights. Short form - crying girl comes in to use restroom. I anticipate her wanting phone. She calls mom, boyfriend comes in 3x cursing at her to get in car. I anticipate escalation. He draws back a fist, I mash panic button. He hits her, I hit him. He falls out of doors, I close and lock as police hit lot. He bolts for car, takes off w/3 cops in pursuit. 3 stay, 2 take statements, trade and retake statements. Tell me they know him and he's usually armed. Cops give girl ride home. 3 years later, run into girl. She's lost 100+ pounds, gone back to school, CPA, kid in top preschool. Credits me for it. Boyfriend from that night? Grand theft auto, assault and battery, DUI, felon in possession of firearm, and she dumped him when he called her for bail money.
Wow... thank you so much for being an understanding person in that situation. I know it's gotta be difficult. Especially wanting to get to catching the guilty party. To me this is what makes a GREAT officer as opposed to a good officer. Not to mention that if the victim of a crime sees a certain level of compassion, understanding, and patience, they will be more comfortable and willing to talk to you. Even through such a traumatic event. Thank you for what you do. Stay safe. 👍♥️
My goodness! How horrible. Great job and I personally am very thankful for the work you all do! I was unaware that officers worked cases, I always assumed they'd be passed to a detective. Very interesting.
Officer401 you should do a series of videos like this. Talk about the major crimes you have gotten as a patrol officer. Give us an idea how to handle the incident from the investigation angle, the officer angle, and the victim angle. That would be very beneficial to those on the channel looking into being officers. It would give them a perspective on how to ask the right questions, how to treat the victims or witnesses, and also would give them an idea of what an officer may feel during and after dealing with these incidents. I hope this all makes sense to you!
You are truly amazing. Not only were you able to wrap up that case in one night, but being able to recount it with such eloquence given the sensitive subject matter just shows once again what an exceptional person you are.
I only found your channel today but I have a lot of respect for you as an officer and your videos have given me a better look on cops and why cops do certain things in certain ways.
Absolutely phenomenal police work 401!! That was a horrible story but thank God that you were put on that shift to help that girl. Well done sir. Well done.
Thank you for making this video! A lot of people don't realise that police have a lot to deal with and that dealing with them screaming at you for giving them a speeding ticket is the last thing you want to do. I love your content and I'm hoping I can use all of the information you give us to help me get into the academy and beyond that.
the serious story felt different from the usual humor vids but im glad it had a good ending if you will. Bless you 401 and all the other first responders
Absolutely incredible work 401, going above and beyond the call of duty. Things like this give me the urge to further advance into a career in law enforcement.
Thank you for showing compassion, patience, & a general sense of respect for this type of crime. It’s an incredibly complex situation for all involved & the way that you handled & shared about this case speaks volumes to your character as an officer. I volunteered as a victim advocate for a short time in north Georgia & I would have given anything to have had an officer like you handling the cases I came across. Seriously bro, outstanding work!!! Thank you for all that you do!
Thank you for the videos! Your vids have really sealed the deal for me to pursue a second career in law enforcement after I retire from the Air Force in 5 years. Keep them coming!
Something that recently disturbed me is a news article about my local police department. I live in a large city with about 15 police divisions. It turns out that one of these divisions (a downtown division with probably about 300 000 residents) had a single police officer on duty, and at one point had 13 calls waiting, two of them assault and one sexual assault. This really brought to my attention issues about lack of funding in police forces. Really disturbing that a person who was sexually assaulted had to wait for an officer to be done with other cases before getting first responders.
Kudos to you for taking all the time needed to find out more about what happened in this case. It shows how much you care not only for the victim but also to see justice done. You're amazing!
Rape is the hardest thing to get over, and you never really do, damn guys if you had and clue what this does to a woman or a child you'd never do this , I wish people could understand how horrifying rape truly is.
Keep up the amazing work both on and off the camera. It's so great to know that those guys didn't have any freedoms to enjoy long after doing this horrible crime. I don't care if you're an accomplice or the perpetrator, if you're willfully involved you're to blame. So an extended thank you from me personally for making the world just that much better!
Here's a video suggestion if it hasn't been said yet: talk about any weird stories/things criminals say or do in the back of the police car when you're hauling them to jail? Or conversations you have when they're in your car? Keep up the good work my dude!
I'm so glad there are people like you that are able to do that job. It's not for everyone and most people would go insane seeing the things you and your other officers see.
Always respect for officers but ever since my incident and your channel not only is there respect but also perspective thank you officer 401 and stay safe out there
I found your channel a couple days ago and was watching videos here and their but I just sat for the past 6 hours watching your videos and you completely changed my views from not really caring about cops to loving them keep working hard thanks for your protection!
Honor, integrity, and compassion reasons aside, I'm always going to have one accessory reason to wanting to become a cop. Too many girls I've seriously cared about (romantic or not) have had this happen to them in one form or another. 4 out of 6. And I'm only 18. It's not the only reason I want to be a cop, but knowing that these people that I've held close to my heart had this happen and there's nothing I could've done to stop it, makes me want to be able to help keep this from happening to someone else's girlfriend or daughter or best friend.
Thank you for helping that woman. Many victims of sexual abuse never say anything cuz we are afraid of what people will think about us or worse how we think about ourselves.
One of the most sensitive and heartbreaking crimes are those involving sexual assault and your professional and compassionate approach as you described your first case definitely shows your ethics in the course of your job. Keep doing what you're doing including your priceless videos.
Sexual assault really screws a woman up...I worked as an addiction counselor and I can say during a group session I learned how often this type of assault results in substance abuse. It's something that never goes away for the victim.
I think its unfortunate for at least some of the criminals too. I have a friend who found himself in the middle of an investigation. He almost did something he never thought he would ever do and he has hated himself for it ever sense. Even before the cops caught up to him if he could have done anything to fix what he did to that girl he would have done it.
Officer401 thank you for your hard work. One of my friends was sexually assalted 5 years ago. I wish the county she lived in was as diligent about finding her attacker that left her for dead. Again. Thank you for all your hard work
Hardest thing is a woman that won't tell on her husband. I had to grab a firefighter that wanted to beat the crap out of the guy while holding myself back.
Thanks for this video. Sexual assault is such a violation on a person on so many levels. As you mentioned, people forget that LEOs don’t just ride around in a car all day looking to pull people over. Thank you and all the many others for the service you provide.
Hello! I'm from Brazil and just started watching your videos. Your channel is amazing and I can't stop watching it. I am preparing to get in the police academy here and the one thing that moves me to become an officer is the fact that I was a victim of sexual abuse as a child. It just makes me want to help other people, prevent this from happening to others and put these monsters in jail. Thanks for doing a great job there, I hope I can do a great job here too :)
Thank you for your service, officer 401! Even when I don't agree with you on some things, you give me hope for our country. Criminals everywhere better hope you never get assigned to their case haha.
Job well done, Congratulations on your 10year may you have many years to come with St Micheal with always keeping you safe as you go out to protect the city you love. May you make it home to your family after a long tour of duty. say safe in all you do
Learned about how to deal with cases like this in criminal investigations about 3 weeks ago. Time is definitely sensitive, but so is the victim (and for good reason), so its really hard to deal with. Good job, and good luck.
I feel like you have a lot of compassion for others which probably helped her talk with you. Rape is one of my worst nightmares, something I wish will never happen. I think I had a close call when I was walking home on Auburn Blvd in Sacramento CA at midnight on my way home from work when I was 18. This car kept pulling into a side road in front of me. I started running all the way home and took a cab home at night till my parents got me a car. It’s very scary when there are freaks like out there. Good job at completing the case before your shift was over. They probably gave her a date rape drug. Women need too keep an eye on their drinks at all time when out and never let anyone buy you a drink. It would be very easy for them too slip something into your drink.
I’m still very confused. Why was the driver arrested? I replayed that part about 5 times, but I’m still confused.
Test this is actually a very good question. The driver was indeed arrested, but because of his confession, me and the DA's office worked on reducing his charges for giving up his accomplice. If you knew the true details of the case, you would know that he was really not in a position that he wanted to be in. Bad place at a bad time. Not excusing his behavior, but the fact that he gave us the truth saved him a lot of headache.
officer401 wait so if someone is associated with a crime but they didn’t actually commit the crime what if they didn’t say who they accomplish is would they still get charged (Sorry for my weird writing)
Link Man101 Yah i wanna know that too, but i think he would if there was incriminating evidence that he was indeed an accomplis of the criminal
Typically you will be charged for being an accomplice in a serious crime. Whether or not you get a deal is going to depend on your cooperation and involvement. If you do not cooperate you can expect to serve some time.
I assume he get charged as an accomplice even if unwilling. As the driver, he could of done a lot more to help her. But instead he helped the rapist escape and did nothing to stop his actions of alert others that a crime is going on. Sometimes people don't really know what to do when they are suddenly involved in a crime. That's my take on it though.
All that info from a nickname? That's impressive
Thank you for making this. As a sexual assault survivor, it makes me happy that people take these reports seriously and care. Good work 401, making me proud.
Eden Ross thank you so much for taking the time to comment. ❤
officer401 No, thank you for being awesome. That's why I feel like I have a decent relationship with law enforcement because when I finally reported what happened to me, my county officers jumped on it and helped me even though it was over 5 years ago and not even in their jurisdiction lol. It makes me so happy to see you acknowledging this and showing support
Bless you ma'am.
I wish Officer401 was involved in my case. The man who did it to me is still free. He started doing it to me when I was about seven years old and finally mostly stopped when I was fourteen. Because he stopped about twelve years ago and only one other person has reported him, apparently they don't think he is much of a risk. Even though the statute of limitations doesn't apply, I'm sure it didn't help that I was too scared of him to go to the police and tell them what happened until last fall when I was 26. I'm still scared of him but I'm more scared for other girls he might be hurting.
I'm also a S.A. survivor and I was scared of what the other officers would think (I know it sounds corny) bc I was well know with the officers since I was a junior officer.
I was in a similar situation where I heard the responding officer speaking to me but I couldn't respond.
The officer who was female helped me out so much. She still does. With out her I'm not sure where I would be. (Unfortunately this was also her first case of S.A. in my county)
*Cops see everything!* (Including things they can’t unsee!!)
TeenTitans AMV yes we do
You're a really good story teller
Thank You so much for your hard work. Sexual assault is a terrible crime. It leaves a awful wound for victims. Fortunately many get help and counciling to work thru the trauma. Thanks for your dedication to our profession.
Unfortunately therapy doesn't always help. I would know...
Cheyenne Ames I’m sorry you know
Cheyenne Ames there’s lots of different types of therapy. Maybe EMDR?
Worst crime ever is when officer401 does not uploaded a video
Well those crimes against grammar you just made are just as bad tbh
Merliginary please don't take me jail
Well, those crimes against grammar you just made are just as bad to be honest.*
I'm an advanced level grammar nazi, and definitely fun at parties.
Ryan Casey I turn my self in haha catch me if you can
The Dragking252 well if u think that’s the worst crime think again triple Homicide,school shootings,murders sexual assault along with kidnapping and murder,I think the worst crime ever is a school shooting
I want to thank you for your openness and honesty, for your offering to stand in the way of harm to protect another person with your own life at risk. I offer my condolences for the horrible things you have seen and been through. I hope that it doesn't harden you too much. I have known, and know many good cops/people who act ethically and morally. I've also known those who were hypocritical and over zealous, even vicious. You are the former, and I pray you stay that way, and that you retire intact and live a peaceful life. And stand by your words and convictions. When you are not an officer, you are a citizen. What you work for on the job you may have to fight for later. Best wishes
Thank you for the kind words, my friend.
Thank you for your compassion. As far as I'm concerned, sexual assault is murder: the life the assaulted person had dies the instant the assault takes place. Life turns into "before" and "after." What occurred can never be erased. The world becomes a terrifying place where it's impossible to feel "safe."
As a Trauma Emergency Department RN for many years, I performed sexual assault exams on countless women, children and, yes, men. Every single assault victim I came into contact with was broken in a way that could never be repaired.
There is a special place in Hell for those who destroy a person's life by sexual assaulting them. As one of the comments said, there is no rehabilitation for sexual deviants. They should be executed. End of discussion.
Passed my qualifications essay test recently. Pretty excited for the steps to come!!
taz200032- Good luck!
That is precisely why I want to get into a career in law enforcement that is a prime example of serving and protecting I bet you'll never forget that feeling of helping someone in their most Darkest Hour awesome job 401
Very well done 401! The average person has no idea how much "detective" work a patrol officer does on a regular basis.
Hey man just wanna say thank you, you have inspired me to be a Sheriff Deputy after my tour in the Air Force. Thank you Officer401
Matthew Singer ahhh a man of the chair force i see, 🤔
You did a beautiful job explaining this. I am a female working with female clients and it is challenging even then.
This reminds me of something that happened when I worked at a convenience store overnights.
Short form - crying girl comes in to use restroom. I anticipate her wanting phone. She calls mom, boyfriend comes in 3x cursing at her to get in car. I anticipate escalation. He draws back a fist, I mash panic button. He hits her, I hit him. He falls out of doors, I close and lock as police hit lot. He bolts for car, takes off w/3 cops in pursuit. 3 stay, 2 take statements, trade and retake statements. Tell me they know him and he's usually armed. Cops give girl ride home.
3 years later, run into girl. She's lost 100+ pounds, gone back to school, CPA, kid in top preschool. Credits me for it.
Boyfriend from that night? Grand theft auto, assault and battery, DUI, felon in possession of firearm, and she dumped him when he called her for bail money.
Wow... thank you so much for being an understanding person in that situation. I know it's gotta be difficult. Especially wanting to get to catching the guilty party. To me this is what makes a GREAT officer as opposed to a good officer. Not to mention that if the victim of a crime sees a certain level of compassion, understanding, and patience, they will be more comfortable and willing to talk to you. Even through such a traumatic event. Thank you for what you do. Stay safe. 👍♥️
Damn man, I'm so glad there are men like you willing to do what it takes to go after these these evil guys. Thanks for sharing your stories.
My goodness! How horrible. Great job and I personally am very thankful for the work you all do! I was unaware that officers worked cases, I always assumed they'd be passed to a detective. Very interesting.
Lisa Boliaris : that's the impression you'd get from TV, but in most departments the patrol officers maintain their own caseload.
Officer401 you should do a series of videos like this. Talk about the major crimes you have gotten as a patrol officer. Give us an idea how to handle the incident from the investigation angle, the officer angle, and the victim angle. That would be very beneficial to those on the channel looking into being officers. It would give them a perspective on how to ask the right questions, how to treat the victims or witnesses, and also would give them an idea of what an officer may feel during and after dealing with these incidents. I hope this all makes sense to you!
Great video. Very needed topic. This type of crime affects the victim for a life time.
Victims and purpetrators. I have a close friend who just made a stupid mistake a few years back involving a girl and he has scars too.
You are truly amazing. Not only were you able to wrap up that case in one night, but being able to recount it with such eloquence given the sensitive subject matter just shows once again what an exceptional person you are.
God bless you 401. As a male nurse to a cop. you rock!!!
I only found your channel today but I have a lot of respect for you as an officer and your videos have given me a better look on cops and why cops do certain things in certain ways.
Very great police work officer 401. You continue to impress me. Proud to have you as a protector of the public
Absolutely phenomenal police work 401!! That was a horrible story but thank God that you were put on that shift to help that girl. Well done sir. Well done.
Thank you for making this video! A lot of people don't realise that police have a lot to deal with and that dealing with them screaming at you for giving them a speeding ticket is the last thing you want to do.
I love your content and I'm hoping I can use all of the information you give us to help me get into the academy and beyond that.
the serious story felt different from the usual humor vids but im glad it had a good ending if you will. Bless you 401 and all the other first responders
Absolutely incredible work 401, going above and beyond the call of duty. Things like this give me the urge to further advance into a career in law enforcement.
When you see a notification for a new Officer 👮 401 video, and drop everything to watch it 🤓
Yepp. That’s me
Thank you for showing compassion, patience, & a general sense of respect for this type of crime. It’s an incredibly complex situation for all involved & the way that you handled & shared about this case speaks volumes to your character as an officer. I volunteered as a victim advocate for a short time in north Georgia & I would have given anything to have had an officer like you handling the cases I came across. Seriously bro, outstanding work!!! Thank you for all that you do!
Thank you for the videos! Your vids have really sealed the deal for me to pursue a second career in law enforcement after I retire from the Air Force in 5 years. Keep them coming!
Adam Henderson thank you for your service in air force!! i hope the best for you
I just found this channel last night and I have not stopped watching! I subscribed and the bell is on!
Can we have more story time?
Benjamin H all of his videos are stories
@officer401 please atleast once a week to every 2
Something that recently disturbed me is a news article about my local police department. I live in a large city with about 15 police divisions. It turns out that one of these divisions (a downtown division with probably about 300 000 residents) had a single police officer on duty, and at one point had 13 calls waiting, two of them assault and one sexual assault. This really brought to my attention issues about lack of funding in police forces. Really disturbing that a person who was sexually assaulted had to wait for an officer to be done with other cases before getting first responders.
Kudos to you for taking all the time needed to find out more about what happened in this case. It shows how much you care not only for the victim but also to see justice done. You're amazing!
It's people like you that took me out of an abusive home when I was young.
Thanks for protecting us! You're a great officer and I hope that all officers strive to be like you, and keep up your top notch work!
Rape is the hardest thing to get over, and you never really do, damn guys if you had and clue what this does to a woman or a child you'd never do this , I wish people could understand how horrifying rape truly is.
They aren't men, they're monsters.
And now they are normalizing this (mostly teenagers). There are a ton of people thinks rape and enforcement is "romantic"
Great job! I am sure you made a huge impact for her and her family! God bless you and all our wonderful police officers!
Thank you. Thank you for everything you do day in and day out, you are a true hero!
Keep up the amazing work both on and off the camera. It's so great to know that those guys didn't have any freedoms to enjoy long after doing this horrible crime. I don't care if you're an accomplice or the perpetrator, if you're willfully involved you're to blame. So an extended thank you from me personally for making the world just that much better!
Here's a video suggestion if it hasn't been said yet: talk about any weird stories/things criminals say or do in the back of the police car when you're hauling them to jail? Or conversations you have when they're in your car? Keep up the good work my dude!
Sexual Assault is bad in every way, regardless of who is involved. Thanks for sharing this with us. Keep up the great work.
Officer401. You are an absolute Legend. Thank you!
Very well told. I never quite thought regular cops went through this kind of thing.
Thanks for all you guys do... First Responders Rock! :)~
I bet you give amazing hugs!! All big and burley.. Shout out to Cops!!♡
Officer401, please give us more of your stories, your experience as being a cop.
You do great videos. People are listening. Great job
I'm so glad there are people like you that are able to do that job. It's not for everyone and most people would go insane seeing the things you and your other officers see.
Thank you for sharing your experiences Officer401. Your videos are very enlightening for anyone aspiring to become a LEO like myself.
No dislikes, let’s keep it that way!
Theres 38 now
Always respect for officers but ever since my incident and your channel not only is there respect but also perspective thank you officer 401 and stay safe out there
Respect given.
I found your channel a couple days ago and was watching videos here and their but I just sat for the past 6 hours watching your videos and you completely changed my views from not really caring about cops to loving them keep working hard thanks for your protection!
More of these please. Have a good day everyone.
Honor, integrity, and compassion reasons aside, I'm always going to have one accessory reason to wanting to become a cop. Too many girls I've seriously cared about (romantic or not) have had this happen to them in one form or another. 4 out of 6. And I'm only 18.
It's not the only reason I want to be a cop, but knowing that these people that I've held close to my heart had this happen and there's nothing I could've done to stop it, makes me want to be able to help keep this from happening to someone else's girlfriend or daughter or best friend.
Officer 401 *You* are my *HERO*
I love to here that you were able to find out who the guy was the same night! These types of cases typically anger me.
I just sexually assaulted my hand
...or did your hand sexually assault you...think about it.
NoStepOnSnek The brain controls you, so technically his brain sexually assaulted him.
Alejandro Sanchez bruh
But his brain only did what it did because it was assaulted by hormones. So it should be hormones that get charged.
Neurofied Yamato the plot thickens
Im a foster dad and I see the effects of this on kids. Its so destructive. Thank you for getting the sickos that do this. Keep up the good work.
I can relate Officer 401, I’m a Domestic Violence Liaison with DC Police, it’s a dark word... thanks for the video.
God bless our officers who deal with this to much
Thank you for helping that woman. Many victims of sexual abuse never say anything cuz we are afraid of what people will think about us or worse how we think about ourselves.
One of the most sensitive and heartbreaking crimes are those involving sexual assault and your professional and compassionate approach as you described your first case definitely shows your ethics in the course of your job. Keep doing what you're doing including your priceless videos.
Thank you sooo much for being at the for front of all this craziness!! Love you guys!
Thanks Officer 401 once again!
Respect
I guess since you liked my comment you might see this. Starting the academy in June, so I appreciate videos like this.
Sexual assault really screws a woman up...I worked as an addiction counselor and I can say during a group session I learned how often this type of assault results in substance abuse. It's something that never goes away for the victim.
I think its unfortunate for at least some of the criminals too. I have a friend who found himself in the middle of an investigation. He almost did something he never thought he would ever do and he has hated himself for it ever sense. Even before the cops caught up to him if he could have done anything to fix what he did to that girl he would have done it.
Officer401 thank you for your hard work. One of my friends was sexually assalted 5 years ago. I wish the county she lived in was as diligent about finding her attacker that left her for dead. Again. Thank you for all your hard work
Thank You for your Service to the People!
Much respect sir y'all see and deal with things nobody wants to see or deal with
Yes yes yes! You are a great story teller! Thank you for sharing this
Hardest thing is a woman that won't tell on her husband. I had to grab a firefighter that wanted to beat the crap out of the guy while holding myself back.
Virtual fist bump. That's real police work, right there.
Thanks for this video. Sexual assault is such a violation on a person on so many levels. As you mentioned, people forget that LEOs don’t just ride around in a car all day looking to pull people over. Thank you and all the many others for the service you provide.
Crazy on how small the world can be. Great job on solving it.
We want car vids. God bless and stay safe officer. Thanks for everything you do
Great story, and good work! And everything happens on a local level.
Thanks for your service to your community
I just wanted to let you know, I am grateful for your services. Because of your channel, it has put some ease to my mindset that cops are scary.
Thank you for everything you do.
Hello! I'm from Brazil and just started watching your videos. Your channel is amazing and I can't stop watching it. I am preparing to get in the police academy here and the one thing that moves me to become an officer is the fact that I was a victim of sexual abuse as a child. It just makes me want to help other people, prevent this from happening to others and put these monsters in jail. Thanks for doing a great job there, I hope I can do a great job here too :)
Wowzers...damn good job...all from a nickname...just wow.
Much respect to you and all the blue brothers & sisters out there.
Have a good'n & be safe.
Love these stories
Officer 401, the kinda guy to cause society to have restored faith in cops
When you mentioned about seeing her years later and her hugging you it almost brought a tear to my eye.
Thank you for your service, officer 401! Even when I don't agree with you on some things, you give me hope for our country. Criminals everywhere better hope you never get assigned to their case haha.
Thanks 401
Thank you so much for your service!!!
Job well done, Congratulations on your 10year may you have many years to come with St Micheal with always keeping you safe as you go out to protect the city you love. May you make it home to your family after a long tour of duty.
say safe in all you do
Thanks officer401 for your service
You all can’t be first jeez
Alex Gillespie first
Curtis Smart no me
Commissioner_JustinRBLX 😂😂ok u got it
Good police work, especially for a newer officer to the job!
You are awesome! Great testimony.
Learned about how to deal with cases like this in criminal investigations about 3 weeks ago. Time is definitely sensitive, but so is the victim (and for good reason), so its really hard to deal with. Good job, and good luck.
Thank you!
Thanks so much for all that you do hope you career in the police and on youtube continue to grow and flourish
I feel like you have a lot of compassion for others which probably helped her talk with you.
Rape is one of my worst nightmares, something I wish will never happen. I think I had a close call when I was walking home on Auburn Blvd in Sacramento CA at midnight on my way home from work when I was 18. This car kept pulling into a side road in front of me. I started running all the way home and took a cab home at night till my parents got me a car. It’s very scary when there are freaks like out there.
Good job at completing the case before your shift was over. They probably gave her a date rape drug.
Women need too keep an eye on their drinks at all time when out and never let anyone buy you a drink. It would be very easy for them too slip something into your drink.
We need more officers like you!