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King Amen-Tut-Ankh im from cali and almost all police i’ve met have been extremely nice. This one time i was at the mall and had a nice conversation with a cop while waiting for food :))
King Amen-Tut-Ankh where are you from buddy? Cops just want to help the community and then they get shit on because people talk about bad cops more than good cops.
@@colinmoran9807 Right. Sure there is a small percentage of bad cops out there but people like King Amen whatever choose to only to only focus on the negative rather than the positive. Most cops are good and honest and just go to work everyday and put their life on the line to help the public. It’s a lot like racism in a way. It’s like me, as a white person, choosing to hate the entire black race just because I got robbed by a guy who happened to be black.
@yoo my man, please don’t call anyone out for being stupid when you write a paragraph like that. I’ve seen kids in 1st grade that can make less grammatical errors than you. For god’s sake, please learn to use periods.
Sunita Fisher you are correct don’t let people abuse you. I was abused also I know what it’s like to lose all your self esteem and confidence. Bless you, I bet you throw ur self into any work to avoid having to deal with certain pains etc. I know because I did same, be carful because I did that when I got depression. Don’t work too hard & it’s ok to stop & relax now ok 👍🏼
@@FBI-qj2yt Yes. Everyone should, but officers are in the best position to not only see the corruption but do something about it. Ive been told by my friends who are cops, that it's not easy for them to speak up. The atmosphere in a lot of precincts is set up to punish people for "whistle blowing." That needs to change so that the good cops are free to expose the bad ones. In the end everyone would benefit.
@@martinrios6120 You're probably thinking of Marc Antony (Cleopatra's husband). Marcus Aurelius was born more than a century after Julius Caesar died. If you ever get the opportunity, read Aurelius' book, _Meditations,_ a truly great work of literature. Anyway, that's all I got. All the best, mate.
@@shontelbrown7667 no you shouldn’t just lock someone up like that. If he already has some server mental issues that’s going to go very bad. He needs help not to be locked away and neglected if he’s unstable.
ALL officers should be trained to recognize and handle mental illness. This kid looks a little "slow" and since he's big and black, he's a ripe target for untrained officers to just pull out their weapons at the slightest odd behavior and get violent immediately. They should be trained to recognize the signs of a mentally ill kid having a meltdown who needs to be comforted. It's VERY different than an angry violent kid going on a rampage. But if you haven't been trained, you think they are the same.
@@tjcoolk u can't really talk shit like that if you got Shrek with a mustache as your PFP soooooo right back at ya. Sorry man I just had to I don't wanna argue with someone right now.
@@MikeJProto what it shows is how DECENT THIS cop is.don't use this as an opportunity to push YOUR POLITICAL VIEW.fact is decent officers like him do exist, also thugs, racist, and criminals , wear these same uniforms, that is NOT an AGENDA or politics, just SIMPLE TRUTH.
Anybody can be a police officer no special skill is required some like him actually doing a good job at policing and other bad cops are just in it for the pay check.
Blakkout 26 I’d say it’s mostly about the precinct. What other officers will cover for you on and what the training is. That’s why it’s a systemic problem with cops.
I appreciate the cops in America because most of them know how to do their job and are very well prepared for the cops in my country who are corrupt and abusive
This is the true definition of “To Protect and Serve”…. Police officers are public servants. Thank you for the reminder there are some good ones out there. We all need some reminders….
Almost all cops are good. And just because they may be a couple bad cops, them being bad shouldn’t have anything to do with them being cops. You could have a bad barber, fire fighter, janitor, etc. Just because someone does something bad, doesn’t mean everyone in their line of work is bad
@@oofmaker3117 yes especially in Minnesota we got deep distrust in cops we have a long history with them we be walking down the street in Minneapolis and hear sirens and you just hope it ain’t going to go ugly
@@PTJStudios18 Glad to see someone understands it too. Cops go through so much and help so many people, yet they get disliked and hated by some of the same people they help
Jose Ricardo Alvarado Paiz just as u were complimenting the guy for the commrnt, u had to use "cancer" in this situation? My god u ppl are so dumb, PEOPLE DIE FROM CANCER EVERY FRICKING YEAR, U DON'T USE A DISEASE IN THIS CASE shame on you piece of crap
This officer took the time to understand that this young man had a disability and knew how to de-escalate the situation. By simply getting to his eye level and speaking calmly was right. I have 2 members of my family that are severely autistic and ya hear so many horror stories about the mentally challenged and police interaction because a lot of times the cops don't know. This should ABSOLUTELY be part of standard training, how to calmly deal with those who are mentally challenged or have serious mood disorders. It can save lives and ultimately make those justifiably sketchy about police a little more trusting.
I agree so much I have bi polar disorder and schizophrenia which there's a name for both of them but that doesn't matter basically my point is that sometimes my anger can get out of hand easily and when you're having delusion mixed with that anger could make a police office seem like some guy in a costume trying to kidnap you mentall illness isn't a joke I wouldn't attack a police officer but if I was having a really bad episode I could see myself doing it
I have worked with kids for years and a valuable part of my training was just squatting/sitting down so you are level with them. Just getting down to their eye level really helps, standing towering over them just frightens them, if you make calm eye contact it can really calm them down. I have stopped babies crying their eyes out just by looking calmly in their eyes so they know another human is aware of them. Shouting and ranting at them never helps it is a shame a lot more parents don't realise this. Being calm and quiet can rub off on the child but instead I see so many parents getting wound up and they just make things worse. Honestly there are so many ain't shiz parents out there it's really sad.
I agree, the police academy should recruit people that are compassionate, caring, kind, and level-headed not those that simply act tough, a total douche, act like they are above the law, simply resort to pointing guns in people's face, and tackles people to the ground without thinking .
SaggyHUGGIES123 lol use your head for once... More white people get killed by cops than black people lol In percentage it is the same if you adjust for how much more black people get into crimes..
"Officers need more training to prevent tragedies!" This Officer: "Compassion? Yeah, that wasn't in my formal training as an officer. It's just something I picked up."
@@laylasaeed4392 Yes! Most police are bullies! Abusive! Thugs with guns! Bats! The only times police are held accountable is when they are caught by a hidden camera. The court systems love bad Cops! Why= because bad cops bring in BIG MONEY! FINES! TICKETS ETC
That's not their duty, their job is to protect us from threats not spend time talking to teens or adults. It was nice of his part but don't make a job two sided. It's as if I said all chiefs should be taught how to tell jokes it's stupid and just pointless that's why there's many professions.
@@Hidden1000 if you listened and paid attention to what was said by the officer, you wouldn't be sounding as ignorant as you are sounding right now... Also apart of protecting the community, is assessing a situation and seeing how you can take control of it as a officer... Which he did... He saw what was happening and took control of the situation, by calming the person down to keep him and others safe (protecting the community)... He done as he should
Wow it warms my heart to see this. When I'm depressed over how people treat each other so badly and I see something like this it just stops me in my tracks and teaches me that there are good people out there trying to make things better. God bless all the good people out there
Yungjohnso15 Gamefreak we do have stuff like this it's just because of the media that we don't see this there just trying to make cops looks bad... Why? Well the news is autistic
So you are going to use "autistic" as an insult? On an uplifting video about saving someone with autism? Don't you see something wrong with that? Autism is a condition. *NOT* an insult. Please, don't give in to the culture of portraying those with disabilities as "less than", they are stronger than you could ever imagine.
Rose C. I'm calling the news autistic because they don't show police in a good way and are always against police, I'm not trying to use it in a demoralizing way to lower people with autism I'm trying to lower the news because they are crafting like someone with a condition. But yes I see where your coming from and your right now that I think about it I shouldn't use that insult on a video like this.
Pavel Dzhurylyuk I understand your dissatisfaction with the media's portrayal of the police, and I agree it's unfair. Just try to think about what you're saying and what you're really trying to get across next time. :)
I have a daughter with down syndrome. These types of professionals are few. Let’s give this officer the recognition he deserves. He’s one in a million and wayyyy too humble.
My son is autistic & I am terrified of someone calling police when we are out in public & he has a meltdown. It's sad that we have to feel that way but most, unfortunately, would not have handled the situation with the same level of professionalism & level headedness that he did. I'm afraid most would make matters so much worse. This officer is definitely worthy of respect
@@lightnindawn7710 this guy has had experience with kids like him. No doubt in my mind. The calmness and presence he displays only comes from time, learning and much failure.
@@chickennoodlesoup9350 you’re right. I can only speak from my 17 years of experience in my small town. I must say, however, the adults in the special education field are for the most part setting the example for the general public. That example is inadequate and antiquated and limited by policy.
Was that so hard? And u noticed how they didn't trained him he learned it, that means he is A HUMAN BEING! Thank you officer a testament to your humanity.
Pretty Woman the officers that risk their lives to save others? Did you know 72 officers died this year, for what reason? Because they risked their lives to save people, and to volunteer to help others and get paid not much, you call them pigs? I mean that’s pretty low
The art and skills of communication with all types of people indiscriminately, fairly and respectfully isn’t taught at schools, but certainly it starts at home from an early age by your own parents and siblings, then glows and shines by experience day by day… God bless this officer’s parents who knew how raise up a good kid to become an outstanding decent person 👏👌
Police should focus on deescalation, this type of thing here is normal in Nova Scotia, Canada. And is part of training. Police officers should have a lot of psychological training or therapy
They teach de-escalation techniques to ALL cops. They only use force when necessary. You wouldn't know that though unless the fake news made a little sob story to support it.
@Dutchy McSmoka finally somebody with a brain who doesn't ignore facts to fit in! Weed is good, Democrats aren't allowed to partake because then they can't act all uptight and hold on to the little dignity they have left. Really though, those pricks need to get high for once instead of using their nose like a vacuum every night while yapping their uneducated mouths in-between drowning their sorrows in liquor
That's a wonderful thing to say I wish more black people felt the same but they don't not had many replies to what I wrote, thank you sir for writing and said what you felt from the heart you both are to wonderful human beings God bless you both and you families and keep they safe in this terrible world.
@@AntosZer01 Do we want to drink out of a cup that is half or half empty? Maybe that's the challenge. But examples of like human beings like this cop with his compassion and this kid who has issues, may be the solution to the tough questions we ask within ourselves. Are we just people or should we be tribal? I would hope that in any tough situation I can be just a person with compassion when dealing with a human life. I love this cop's instinct. It speaks to who he truly is as a person and not just a person with authority in a situation. He was able to sit down to get to thr level of his situation and resolve it by helping a person, a family, and a community. Btw, all of those mentioned because he instilled trust
@@sinuarjack Yeah I guess, but it’s also important to remember its an officers job to do that more than citizens because officers signed up to service the public. They are paid to do that. You wouldn’t get upset at a therapy patient for not fixing their therapists mental issues. That’s not their job. There could be exceptions but in general it almost always does have to be way more one sided on the officers part.
This officer was truly an Angel in disguise and that gut instinct that he felt when he heard the operator was God intervening the Officer to also go to the call and save the young boy and deterring what could've been a bad outcome. 🙏🏻🙌🏼
@@drakebalzer2098 Not religion. God. And God is everywhere so yea. I thank God for everything. You could've ignored the comment and went on with your day, but you went on and said something.
You crazy mate? How is CNN going to convince the world that Blacks, Gays, Women, Muslims and whatnot are oppressed by the Police and everyone, if they show a good and truthful report? That's not how the media works.
As an Australian I would call this police officer “a great bloke”. This is a beautiful act of kindness, something that is fast disappearing from humanity. Goodonya Officer Purdy.
@Giovanni Balbosa-Mc Intosh “Bloke is a slang term for a common man in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.” and “In Australia, a bloke is a unique masculine archetype associated with the country's national identity.” Wikipedia
@@josebedolla9831 calm down, not all police are bad. There are a lot of good police officers out there but in the internet you only see the bad ones because they get more views
@Micolash maybe. It would suck to be a cop, your expected to be perfect. No body does there job everyday perfect. The percentage of of bad cops is tiny overall, but everycop takes the blame
@@justme-qt3dg its ultimately the cop's decision, but he was definitely influence in part by his parents example. We don't just learn these things on our own, its usually by observing the behavior of those we love or look up to that help us develop who we are as individuals.
@@FT-jh2pu no, thanks to the racists that have infiltrated the police departments in many cities. The cops who kill or maim for no reason or because they hate and/or are afraid of black people are the ones responsible for this. You didn't have to have "the talk" with your children because you are white. CNN and other media are not telling people what to think, the way Fox does, they are reporting statistics, facts and actual events. I'm not a fan of CNN, or any other news outlet that lets their editorial opinion leak into their news reporting. I vary my listening and viewing and do NOT get my news from FB, Twitter or RUclips. I go to sources that report facts and figures. By doing so I found a report by the FBI in 2006, reporting on the infiltration of police departments by white supremacists...their purpose was to accomplish the very things you complain about and blame CNN for. If you'd like a copy, i'll send it or find out where you can get it and share that with you
I can't understand why so many people disliked this video. This is one of the best example that I have seen if a law enforcement professional doing what we want ALL of them to do. I salute you my Brother.
cause it is profoundly overpraising what it ought to be normal and typical as primal human compassion and instict.doesnt even require professional training.a dog bite a man is not news but a man bites a dog is.thus a cop killing a teen for playing with a toy gun is news.a cop consoling teen isnt.unless he struggled an inner fight and decided not to shoot it at the end.u cant make offsettings to obscure that there are real problems with police.cause next step will be a cop helping an old lady cross the road and that making it to night news is ridiculous itself.
It's crazy that this is where we're at. It's so odd for an officer to be human and kind-hearted, as opposed to shoot first and ask questions later. Don't get me wrong, the officer definitely deserves praise and hopefully the video going viral should serve as an example to others. Let's just all be human. Hopefully this becomes a normality, destroying hatred one step at a time.
In my opinion I believe this does happen extremely often and officers don’t usually be aggressive first, it’s just the media only focuses on the few bad things the police have done because they like to radicalise groups they don’t like.
Bad police officers are an abnormality. It’s just that when bad police officers do things it is more horrible than any act of compassion is good. It doesn’t help that police are trained in violence more than compassion.
@Virtually Real I agree about them being an abnormality. But they're not uncommon. Only because of technology... we can now see what happens on a daily basis, all over this country. It's not only a race thing. But it's a human ego, power complex type of thing.
My son was disabled. I know how worrying being a parent of a special needs child can be. I hope you get the support all of you deserve. Have a nice day.
I too have autism cops were always easy on me but the thing is good cops like this is getting overshadowed by Bad Cops and we need more good cops like this
@@seandean1364 More as in more.. If it's not 100% of the police force then it's not enough. Because 1-2 bad cops will potentially ruin the lives of innocent people and then ruin the reputation of police. People need to be able to deal with humans on a human level and be more stern when appropriate.
This is how all of humanity should conduct themselves. Especially, in situations where good communication, respect, patience and love is warranted, needed, etc.
@@jamesa9lpiopatton419 Jesus bro you are so full of hate. It's disgusting. Get a life and stop celebrating the needless death of man about whom you know next to nothing.
Unfortunately few bad seed ruin the everything and the media would love a sensational story that pick audiance interest. I mean that was what media all about in this modern world. They have too to survived and keep moving forward so you shouldn't have high expectation. But for the police, you know how a rotten apple spoils the barrel. Because of few bad cops, the entire member of police force who dedicated their live to serve the people were also held responsible.
@@mohdghazali3473 Humans tend to generalize everything. Like if they meet some bad people of some race, then they will immediately assume that all other people of that race are like that. Or if they meet some bad cops then they will immediately assume that all other cops are like that.
@@mohdghazali3473 you watch a lot off the media, and maybe not enough Donut Operator yt channel btw. Ex-cop and he does breakdowns of police videos. So sense you like watching videos about cops how about you check him out?.
It's common sure, but asshole power tripping cops are common also. Once had a cop when I was 15 get in my face and ask if I wanted to go outside and fight if he took his gun and badge off. What did I do? I have no idea. I was sitting in a starbucks with friends and joking around with each other. Maybe he thought I was laughing at him idk? Another instance I had ran out of gas on my college campus and a cop took time out of his day to drive to a gas station to get me gas so I could leave. Another instance I had a cop pull me over on a bridge next to a lake with friends. Someone said we looked suspicious and reported us even though we were just walking. They wanted to search us and after dealing with a consented search during a speeding ticket my cousin got while I was a passenger I didn't want to wait 2 hours to deal with a bs search. I politely declined saying they didn't have probable cause and he threatened to charge me with trespassing since the lake I was on was private property despite the bridge I was walking across was a highway that was public. So he was willing to falsify charges to scare me. I called his bluff and he left. Another cop talked me down from a stupid suicide attempt I made as a teen and genuinely made me feel better. There are good cops sure, but that doesn't mean we should ignore the bad ones. It's common enough to be a problem. Anytime I exercised my rights as an American citizen such as the previously mentioned bs search cops have gotten aggressive to try and provoke a response that would lead to an arrest. Moral of the story? Keep your cool when dealing with cops because they won't all the time, but you can be charged for losing your cool while they won't.
As a parent of an autistic child, I can tell you that what the cop did with matching this kid’s eye level while trying to engage him in conversation is spot on.
I can see why some people might be afraid of someone this kid's size, and with his condition. I'm glad this officer was in the right place at the right time that day.
This officer is the empotime of what police officers are supposed to be about.. He is a police officer who still maintains a heart. He treated this child like a human being and he went home safe and unhurt. 👏👏👏👏 what an amazing person!
This is not a good cop, this is a great cop! We need so many more like him. I wish him all the best, all the safety and protection of God for him and I hope that he is able to keep his heart in the difficult world of policing. There are so many nasty cops out there it's unbelievable and I want him to stay as he is. I want him to be able to train more people to be more like him. I absolutely love this man! This wonderful police officer understood that this man in crisis was a human being. ❤️
TopNotch Idiots humanity is self taught and can't be "trained". Any cop who passes your compassion training course would have to be just acting to pass the exam. I think the hiring process should be citizen based. We all know someone in our life who would make a great cop but just can't get hired, that's bcuz the screening process is set up to weed out fine officers like the one in this video. If he had declined to put thise counter on social media I'm sure the force would be quite upset with him not beating this kid. Basically I think the only reason this guy ain't fired is bcuz the county got that good publicity. After all, it's on CNN so you know someone got paid and it wasn't the fuckin autistic kid or his cop friend XD
+TopNotch Idiots This whole thing is pure propaganda and minimized the awareness of what the other 2 officers were actually doing to the autistic kid before the "good cop" showed up.
This police officer knew there was something not right he approached the young man sat down and talked to him, what a wonderful human being and a good police officer, his parents and family must be very proud, I wish him all the best for his future, may God bless and watch over him and his family always.
This is what real humanity looks like. A humble soul with enough discernment to see that this child just needed a listening ear. Because of this officer👮♂️ We didn’t have to end up watching another tragedy as over the last recent years. His bless him
Well 98.68 percent cops are not bad so there is not even 2 percent that are all y’all focus on is the bad so you guys think it’s so common it’s just that it’s either you guys playing the race card but most of the cops in Oklahoma are great
@@kobyw304 not arguing or debating but i was just wondering how someone would find out the percentage of good and bad cops. Because if there were bad cops that we known for bad behaviour they would just be fired and no longer a cop which would take them out of it. I know cnn came out with a thing about it but i dont really trust news anymore. I believe almost every cop is good
Only real men, confident men, can do such things. The bullies are the ones that have probably been bullied, lacking confidence and trying to make up for it by feeling like they have power over others. How can you possibly not respect that man!!
Feeling like they have power over others? Like police? Its literally why theyre called police bro. This country used to have cops, peacekeepers, only shot the guy robbing the bank... compare that to now, an officer cant mind his own business so he puts a guy behind bars for dating while being a teenager, owning weed, walking down the street drunk, carrying a weapon without hiding it, all of these get you put in a concrete box at the very least.
@@miamislice3280 I was a cop for 3 years man. I saw the good and the bad in people. There were cops that wanted to escalate stupid shit just to get attention from us. A lot of cops also start at a young age, in their early 20's and once they put that badge on they think they're the President lol. It has to do with maturity, however, I blame the government for not teaching how to deescalate a situation at all. In my 300 hours of training, not once they talked about deescalating. The things you mentioned aren't their fault, they're doing what they are ordered to do and lock you up for carrying weed, when it was illegal. However I'm talking about those who treat people like they're animals, talk down on them, use excessive force against them etc.. when I worked at the jail, I showed nothing but respect and concern and I got nothing back but respect as well. On the streets it's a little different and you have to watch your back, however, you can do that without freaking out, pulling your gun and using force when the situation doesn't require that. Anyway, fuck it I'm done with it and I didn't like what I saw. But there are a lot of great officers out there and I know a lot of them personally. Great people with lots of compassion and they're level-headed, not because of their training, it's just because of who they are.
@@David-R. Yeah, that was my point, its a fucked up job, you cant always be the good guy because you basically work for the legislators. Weed is still illegal where I live without the fancy fuckin card and I dont smoke but its some of the dumbest shit, Im an insomniac with post traumatic stress and I dont need a license to drink my self to sleep but it pisses me off that I need to pay older guys to get the shit for me or make it my self and risk getting caught, anyway thanks for sharing and Im glad you quit.
@@miamislice3280 I hear you man, I agree with you. It's a bunch of bullshit everywhere. They just want to make money for the big guys. I don't like to call them "Big guys" because they only have big money but they're very small in their humanity. I'm glad I quit too man. You're welcome brother.
you should be able to hold police to a higher standard than normal citicens. Law abiding citicens should be able to trust every police officer, and it is their job to root out the corrupted individuals in their organization. Police has a duty to fullfill and the *organization* should be held responsible for every "bad apple".
Yes, becauee Police don't have to chase down Society's scum on a daily, do they? I wonder how long it would take the average person walking the beat before they become jaded by the utter chaos this world really is behind the iPhone and Netflix world people live in. Personally, i have had little to do with the Police, i wonder why 🤔
Special Thanks to Officer Purdy for being able to temporarily stepoutside of his training and treat this unfortunate child as a human being. You deserve all the good publicity you can get. May this also serve as a benchmark to other officers who wish to change the perception of the police force in America.
You do, the media just decides they don't always want you to hear about it. Just like the officer said in the video, it's something that happens all the time in his police department but no one ever finds out about it. Those are the facts.
@@uanonymous1090 as it should be..... I respect the police officer's job.... but I disagree when the police officers treat us like we're criminals.... black and Brown.... when the officer approached me they immediately they're looking for something to charge me with... Ben. Not policing that's a system that Rewards that Behavior
@Kylo Ren the Not internet troll unfortunately deed Police Department have been used as a weapon for at least a century..... I am Brown taxpayer...... and it's been used against me........ my taxes will not go for terrorizing black and brown American taxpayers
When he showed up, the other two officers were already tusseling with the young man. He said he went to the scene because he heard "something else" in their voices. He was right.
“Their uniforms don’t make them all racist murderers, just like how the skin color doesn’t make them all criminals” - free hugs guy Edit: I feel like I should delete this comment because it’s stirring up a lot of arguments. Another Edit: Alright thanks everyone for your support. I won’t delete this.
nopak most cops are like this dude. The biggest difference between a cop and a medical professional, is how dangerous their work is. An officer goes to work every day with the knowledge in the back of his mind that, while trying to keep people safe, he could be killed with no warning by some crackhead with a gun or propaganda infested jackass. And to be *hated* by the people you’re there to protect. Imagine the level of selflessness required to even *think* about doing that for a living.
As someone who has family with mental illnesses/issues, this is such a beautiful thing to see. We need to never forget that mental illness/issues are real and always keep it in mind in every situation..because you truly just don’t ever know for sure.
it would be something u would think cops would assess for first , a few words might show that there is some mental illness and to proceed differently , getting some sort of dialogue going could determine that ,
Autism isn't mental illness. Autistic people just process information differently than others. There is no biochemical imbalances in autistic people, just a differential in how they process information.
@@mrrobot8973 That's good that you understand the difference between a mental issue and a mental illness because many people don't. Many people assume that autism is an illness as opposed to a differential in information processing. You may want to clarify that in your comment . It's a shame how badly many autistic chuldren are treated because people don't understand autistic children and how to interact with them properly. You have to be kind and gentle with an autistic person ( especially an autistic child ) because loud noises and aggressive energy completely freaks them out.
I had an office near me do something like this. Keep in mind as I write this I have disabilities though not this severe. One night I was having a mental breakdown and couldn't calm down... my mom called the local police because I was too difficult to handle. The officer that arrived took me outside and simply asked "what's wrong?" and "would you like to talk about it?". He did not threaten to arrest me or anything of the sort. He chose to calm me down and speak to me NOT at me. Then he left his number and said I could call him If I needed someone to talk to. There are some amazing cops out there.
I agree with you Brandon. I also have had the officers come to talk to me and I also have disabilities too. It's great how they help us in so many ways. It makes me feel like giving something back to them and be there for them someday....
no they're not as long as people cooperate and are not violent like this kid did, I can assure you that if he didn't listen like they never do when they get shot, this would've ended differently.
I am a mother of a 28yr old daughter who has outbursts. We have been fortunate to teach her to control them to limit them to here at home. However, that does not mean that there will never come a day where she is overwhelmed and over stimulated Thanks to the officers who took the time to understand 🙏
With all the upsetting news theses days. It's so great to see a companion office. Hopefully the other officers learned a thing or two, since they were handling it all wrong. Commutation
I pray your daughter never has a problem with the police. I wish there was a way to identify autistic people so that they do not get harassed by police or anyone else. Like a medical bracelet. My uncle wears one because he is diabetic and acts weird when his sugar is low. I have seen parents put something on the seat belts for their kids with autism incase they get into an accident, 1st responders know their kid is autistic. Just a thought i wanted to pass on. I hope you never have any problems like that.
He did the absolute bare minimum his job called for. It's like thanking a restaurant for going above and beyond by not putting rat poison in the marinara sauce. The fact that "black man survives uneventful encounter with cop" is national news is absolutely terrifying.
@@lancerd4934 How is this the bare minimum? Cops are not obligated to counsel minors in their job but this officer went out of his way to bond with him. More cops should follow this officer's kindness.
even with people with good hearts still need training wanna know why? its called knowing what to say or to know if the person about to kill themselves or kill you
This is what policing should be about. "Helping" this is amazing. Thank you officer. Your a great example of what a policeman and even being a regular man should be.
more than a good man.........a geezer with a full understanding........if I ever see him I'm going to treat him to a Macdonald's......all the trimmings.....
most actually do, its the few that dont that give the rest a bad name. kind of like the whole "black lives matter" thing... the only reason this happens is because a small number of black people give the rest a bad name.... not all black people bad....just some are....same goes for cops....yet everyone hates cops and assumes by default that they're corrupt... its a fuked up world we live in...and nothing is going to change it in our life time at least...
Just watched a clip of cops threatening & pointing guns at a mother and her kids after it was allegedly reported that her daughter had shoplifted a doll from a dollar store....this story truly is rare....a few good cops give hope
@@stonedbatman2067 there are but there was a case not too long ago where a officer beat a teen and won the case against the father. There are some good cops but a lot of bad.
Most sign up because they ARE like this. They eventually get tired/used to the drama and treat everyone the same. Essentially they just become desensitized. IMO they should get a 6 month vacation every 4 years separate from their paid vacation.
this is how you police. and the way he sat WITH him and not towered over him or leaned down on him is what you call respect.
nice english
ever heard what is going on rn not 2016?
Nice grammar !
Very true!
@@yazzy3177 Stop being a jerk, you understood this persons point.
@@Shaiikha Stop being a jerk, you understood the point this person was making.
literally proof that treating a person like a PERSON means something
Yes! Also tpwk!
Well said!!!
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@@BucketSoundBuckehead STFU
This is what carrying a gun and wearing a uniform should be about....being human!
King Amen-Tut-Ankh im from cali and almost all police i’ve met have been extremely nice. This one time i was at the mall and had a nice conversation with a cop while waiting for food :))
@@KATSU_M Haven’t you heard? It’s cool to hate cops now. I just wonder what those people do when they’re actually in trouble. Do they call 912?
You should have more likes!! So true!!
King Amen-Tut-Ankh where are you from buddy? Cops just want to help the community and then they get shit on because people talk about bad cops more than good cops.
@@colinmoran9807 Right. Sure there is a small percentage of bad cops out there but people like King Amen whatever choose to only to only focus on the negative rather than the positive. Most cops are good and honest and just go to work everyday and put their life on the line to help the public. It’s a lot like racism in a way. It’s like me, as a white person, choosing to hate the entire black race just because I got robbed by a guy who happened to be black.
That officer understands he swore an oath to protect and serve his community. Thank you for honoring your oath.
And the Constitution
@yoo you're saying this and yet.. You don't even know 3rd grade grammar? funky.
@yoo my man, please don’t call anyone out for being stupid when you write a paragraph like that. I’ve seen kids in 1st grade that can make less grammatical errors than you. For god’s sake, please learn to use periods.
@yoo Dude first learn basic grammar geez you're the only one that knows what you're saying😂
@yoo I do miss when toddlers would be out having fun instead of trying to get attention on social media. Times are changing.
Instead of saying:
“We need more people like him”
Say:
“I am going to be like him”
why not both
“Be the change you want to see in the world” 🙌
YES
Just like you are' right?
Sunita Fisher you are correct don’t let people abuse you. I was abused also I know what it’s like to lose all your self esteem and confidence. Bless you, I bet you throw ur self into any work to avoid having to deal with certain pains etc. I know because I did same, be carful because I did that when I got depression. Don’t work too hard & it’s ok to stop & relax now ok 👍🏼
It's a shame when genuine kind hearted officers like this are overshadowed by the bad cops.
There's not even that many bad cops out there either, they just get more attention and gives all cops a bad wrap and that needs to stop.
@@halobot2012 perhaps the good cops should stop turning a blind eye to the bads one. That would certainly help
@@kaseyc9459 i agree but shouldn't everyone be like the why are cops shit on always
@@FBI-qj2yt Yes. Everyone should, but officers are in the best position to not only see the corruption but do something about it. Ive been told by my friends who are cops, that it's not easy for them to speak up. The atmosphere in a lot of precincts is set up to punish people for "whistle blowing." That needs to change so that the good cops are free to expose the bad ones. In the end everyone would benefit.
@@kaseyc9459 Do they? I’ll answer that for you no they don’t turn a blind eye. You’re just told that by the news
"Do not talk about how a good man should be. Be one."
-Marcus Aurelius
👍👏👏👏
Very famous quote
"Cool quote bro"
-Julius Caesar
@@TheEnergizer94 lol "...be one, and stab the guy above you in the back"
@@martinrios6120 You're probably thinking of Marc Antony (Cleopatra's husband). Marcus Aurelius was born more than a century after Julius Caesar died. If you ever get the opportunity, read Aurelius' book, _Meditations,_ a truly great work of literature.
Anyway, that's all I got. All the best, mate.
Now that's a true caring officer.. we need more like him...an officer has to be caring or they can't help others
@Josh was about to say the same
Cop should have still locked him up! he is a danger to society!
@@shontelbrown7667 maybe not locked up but maybe institutionalized
@@shontelbrown7667 no you shouldn’t just lock someone up like that. If he already has some server mental issues that’s going to go very bad. He needs help not to be locked away and neglected if he’s unstable.
@The Fires of Mount Doom nah bro I’m an atheist and don’t think that way. Many atheist may be leftist but it has no correlation to the hatred of cops
Officer using wisdom before authority. I appreciate officers like him.
FreeMasons can lie to the public
ALL officers should be trained to recognize and handle mental illness. This kid looks a little "slow" and since he's big and black, he's a ripe target for untrained officers to just pull out their weapons at the slightest odd behavior and get violent immediately. They should be trained to recognize the signs of a mentally ill kid having a meltdown who needs to be comforted. It's VERY different than an angry violent kid going on a rampage. But if you haven't been trained, you think they are the same.
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@@tjcoolk u actually can
@@tjcoolk u can't really talk shit like that if you got Shrek with a mustache as your PFP soooooo right back at ya.
Sorry man I just had to I don't wanna argue with someone right now.
This police officer needs to be the instructor for many others.
Agreed
Number Code yessas
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It is all depends
Oh yes! And please, Lord we need many more of these kind of police officers. Please Lord. Help us love and forgive each other. Amen!
The man did his job. "To Serve and Protect" They are all supposed to do that.
Agree
Michael Kelligan still should appreciate it though.
Most of them literally do that.
Michael Kelligan most of them do, they just only report the bad because it’s good news and fits a certain narrative.
they all do that buddy...
The uniform isn't what makes you a hero, it's 100% the person wearing it.
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The uniform doesn't make the racist, you're right.
@@juliebraden6911 *hero since most cops rn’t racist
@@keepitstraightfrrr lol did you really just spell it "rn't"? Makes sense. Most bootlickers are barely literate.
He treated that young man with respect, thats all it took. Hats off to this Officer.
The officer is compassionate ❤
@@lovely31bluprint Indigo lantern.
Shows who cops really are even with the nazi agendas and steryotypes attempting to blanket it.
That's mostly all it takes is approaching someone with respect. I always say.. no man/woman wants to be disrespected
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@@MikeJProto
what it shows is how DECENT THIS cop is.don't use this as an opportunity to push YOUR POLITICAL VIEW.fact is decent officers like him do exist, also thugs, racist, and criminals , wear these same uniforms, that is NOT an AGENDA or politics, just SIMPLE TRUTH.
its pretty terrible that this was considered remarkable. this is how humans should treat one another.
I bet it happens way more than you think but isn't covered due to obvious reasons. We have a narrative to stick to.
It's almost rare now in today's society kindness to each other, that's why it has to be highlighted.
I agree but many times bad things overshadow the good. We need more reminders of how much good humanity can do
it's mainly due to how all news is going to be what's viral or relevant, not everything that happens
He’s a police officer not a humanitarian aid, stopping crimes isn’t exactly a kindness-forward job
This is a police officer we all need instead of other police who can’t do their job
Anybody can be a police officer no special skill is required some like him actually doing a good job at policing and other bad cops are just in it for the pay check.
Blakkout 26 I’d say it’s mostly about the precinct. What other officers will cover for you on and what the training is. That’s why it’s a systemic problem with cops.
Blakkout 26 there are special skills required, the skills to be caring and compassionate unlike those FOUR fuck knuckles from Minneapolis
I appreciate the cops in America because most of them know how to do their job and are very well prepared for the cops in my country who are corrupt and abusive
@@johnnyringo5411 I beg to differ
This is the true definition of “To Protect and Serve”…. Police officers are public servants. Thank you for the reminder there are some good ones out there. We all need some reminders….
There's a lot of good cops it just doesn't fit the media's narrative and doesn't make them as much money.
Almost all cops are good. And just because they may be a couple bad cops, them being bad shouldn’t have anything to do with them being cops. You could have a bad barber, fire fighter, janitor, etc. Just because someone does something bad, doesn’t mean everyone in their line of work is bad
@@oofmaker3117 yes especially in Minnesota we got deep distrust in cops we have a long history with them we be walking down the street in Minneapolis and hear sirens and you just hope it ain’t going to go ugly
@@PTJStudios18 Glad to see someone understands it too. Cops go through so much and help so many people, yet they get disliked and hated by some of the same people they help
@@oofmaker3117 where do you live?
A single act of kindness makes a huge difference
sami finally a positive comment amongst all this cancer. Thank you!
sami yes indeed
Why yes it does
YES it does......and Cops shooting UNARMED people.....makes a bigger difference!!!
Jose Ricardo Alvarado Paiz just as u were complimenting the guy for the commrnt, u had to use "cancer" in this situation? My god u ppl are so dumb, PEOPLE DIE FROM CANCER EVERY FRICKING YEAR, U DON'T USE A DISEASE IN THIS CASE shame on you piece of crap
Autism can be difficult to handle if you are an outsider. Glad this turned out great for all.
Chris Kelleher I have high functioning autism
@@giovannipenate5325 so you are chill and easy going then? or do you get sensory overload?
-Tracey - I’m easy going I don’t usually get sensitive at sounds
@@giovannipenate5325 the spectrum is so broad. Glad you have it easier than some. 👍
@@giovannipenate5325 Same
unfortunately good cops like this are overshadowed by bad cops. And their work are invalidated and never recognised properly. Sad
Blame the media.
liam donnelly 💯
the bad always outweighs the good... sad truth
nope. media is just insane and people are just sheep
They aren't overshadowed they just don't care for recognition they care more about the people more then fame
This officer took the time to understand that this young man had a disability and knew how to de-escalate the situation. By simply getting to his eye level and speaking calmly was right. I have 2 members of my family that are severely autistic and ya hear so many horror stories about the mentally challenged and police interaction because a lot of times the cops don't know. This should ABSOLUTELY be part of standard training, how to calmly deal with those who are mentally challenged or have serious mood disorders. It can save lives and ultimately make those justifiably sketchy about police a little more trusting.
I Love it
I agree so much I have bi polar disorder and schizophrenia which there's a name for both of them but that doesn't matter basically my point is that sometimes my anger can get out of hand easily and when you're having delusion mixed with that anger could make a police office seem like some guy in a costume trying to kidnap you mentall illness isn't a joke I wouldn't attack a police officer but if I was having a really bad episode I could see myself doing it
Took the time to realize there was a camera on him.
I have worked with kids for years and a valuable part of my training was just squatting/sitting down so you are level with them. Just getting down to their eye level really helps, standing towering over them just frightens them, if you make calm eye contact it can really calm them down. I have stopped babies crying their eyes out just by looking calmly in their eyes so they know another human is aware of them. Shouting and ranting at them never helps it is a shame a lot more parents don't realise this. Being calm and quiet can rub off on the child but instead I see so many parents getting wound up and they just make things worse. Honestly there are so many ain't shiz parents out there it's really sad.
Police officers like him need to be the ones leading and educating their colleagues.
You are so right
Or be the one to hire
You can't educate with kindness, compassion and just intelligence.
@@BOLOYOO Yes you can?
@@cyootiecat5006 Your surrounding can shape you like that as kid, but there is no way in adult life to someone teach you that.
Having a guy like this on the force saves lives... empathy is Key
But a LEO has to be careful-it’s a very thin line.
@@txskid1 That’s true, there’s a time to be compassionate and a time to not be.
OMG thanks be to God that we have an office like this one!!!! I have a special needs son I am already scared. Thank you so much Offcier!!!
Yeah and a majority are like this
@@bredcred_granted_0 I agree
THAT is a police officer.
Finally a white officer not beating a black male.
SWSimpson yes sir
I agree, the police academy should recruit people that are compassionate, caring, kind, and level-headed not those that simply act tough, a total douche, act like they are above the law, simply resort to pointing guns in people's face, and tackles people to the ground without thinking .
SaggyHUGGIES123 lol use your head for once...
More white people get killed by cops than black people lol
In percentage it is the same if you adjust for how much more black people get into crimes..
I thought you said: THOT is a police officer xd
"Officers need more training to prevent tragedies!"
This Officer: "Compassion? Yeah, that wasn't in my formal training as an officer. It's just something I picked up."
Right and retrained on how to deal with anyone who is unarmed
As the mother of a 21 year old autistic son, I’m happy that people still know when compassion is more effective than physical restraint.
Because its not an arrest situation.
Great information. I would not have known.
What a lovely human 1 in a million most police are very bad.
Layla Saeed sure
@@laylasaeed4392 Yes! Most police are bullies! Abusive! Thugs with guns! Bats! The only times police are held accountable is when they are caught by a hidden camera. The court systems love bad Cops! Why= because bad cops bring in BIG MONEY! FINES! TICKETS ETC
"Armed with compassion"
They worked all day to come up with that one. xD
copypussy
Lolol
Hey JD what’s up
Like your vids
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all cops should be trained on how to handle people both children and adults with special needs
Matthew Lewis actually I would so would you because it would come out of taxes
Just passed in Washington State I940
That's not their duty, their job is to protect us from threats not spend time talking to teens or adults. It was nice of his part but don't make a job two sided. It's as if I said all chiefs should be taught how to tell jokes it's stupid and just pointless that's why there's many professions.
@@Hidden1000 if you listened and paid attention to what was said by the officer, you wouldn't be sounding as ignorant as you are sounding right now... Also apart of protecting the community, is assessing a situation and seeing how you can take control of it as a officer... Which he did... He saw what was happening and took control of the situation, by calming the person down to keep him and others safe (protecting the community)... He done as he should
@@kingofmyhonor5944 you're fucken stupid but whatever
Wow it warms my heart to see this. When I'm depressed over how people treat each other so badly and I see something like this it just stops me in my tracks and teaches me that there are good people out there trying to make things better. God bless all the good people out there
Amen
I love that. Especially the ending: “he showed up armed... with compassion.”
The best kind of weapon.
Had me in the first half ngl
@@migueljuan9076 who asked number one, why do you think anyone cares number two, and you are defindently a scam number three
killing them with kindness
kinda corny but it was nice lol
thats what u call caring. we need more of it in this country. thx officer.
Yungjohnso15 Gamefreak we do have stuff like this it's just because of the media that we don't see this there just trying to make cops looks bad... Why? Well the news is autistic
So you are going to use "autistic" as an insult? On an uplifting video about saving someone with autism? Don't you see something wrong with that? Autism is a condition. *NOT* an insult. Please, don't give in to the culture of portraying those with disabilities as "less than", they are stronger than you could ever imagine.
Rose C. I'm calling the news autistic because they don't show police in a good way and are always against police, I'm not trying to use it in a demoralizing way to lower people with autism I'm trying to lower the news because they are crafting like someone with a condition. But yes I see where your coming from and your right now that I think about it I shouldn't use that insult on a video like this.
Pavel Dzhurylyuk I understand your dissatisfaction with the media's portrayal of the police, and I agree it's unfair. Just try to think about what you're saying and what you're really trying to get across next time. :)
Now watch as the racist whites blame the media for their racism.
I have a daughter with down syndrome. These types of professionals are few. Let’s give this officer the recognition he deserves. He’s one in a million and wayyyy too humble.
Totally agree.
My son is autistic & I am terrified of someone calling police when we are out in public & he has a meltdown. It's sad that we have to feel that way but most, unfortunately, would not have handled the situation with the same level of professionalism & level headedness that he did. I'm afraid most would make matters so much worse. This officer is definitely worthy of respect
@@lightnindawn7710 this guy has had experience with kids like him. No doubt in my mind. The calmness and presence he displays only comes from time, learning and much failure.
You can’t say for sure if they are few, you are merely one person out of the billions living in this world
@@chickennoodlesoup9350 you’re right. I can only speak from my 17 years of experience in my small town. I must say, however, the adults in the special education field are for the most part setting the example for the general public. That example is inadequate and antiquated and limited by policy.
Was that so hard?
And u noticed how they didn't trained him he learned it, that means he is A HUMAN BEING!
Thank you officer a testament to your humanity.
I was about to say "put your damn phone down!" Then they said autistic and I thought "oh... I'm an asshole just jumping to conclusions."
Yeah, sometimes they use text-to-speech to communicate more effectively, so there's one reason at least to use a phone in conversation.
lol, same I feel so guilty
That’s exactly what I thought!
Yeah same
same, i was like an old man saying "kids these days with their god damn ph...ohhhh my bad"
Now that officer deserves to wear his uniform with pride, he's one of the good ones. God bless them both.
@ChipTard Cuckservative dumbass
Well said
@Pretty Woman Amen
Pretty Woman not all cops are pigs hopefully you will have enough common sense to learn this one day
Pretty Woman the officers that risk their lives to save others? Did you know 72 officers died this year, for what reason? Because they risked their lives to save people, and to volunteer to help others and get paid not much, you call them pigs? I mean that’s pretty low
1:28 this should be included in police training, proof it works and proof Force is not always the answer to everything.
The art and skills of communication with all types of people indiscriminately, fairly and respectfully isn’t taught at schools, but certainly it starts at home from an early age by your own parents and siblings, then glows and shines by experience day by day…
God bless this officer’s parents who knew how raise up a good kid to become an outstanding decent person 👏👌
Police should focus on deescalation, this type of thing here is normal in Nova Scotia, Canada. And is part of training.
Police officers should have a lot of psychological training or therapy
It isn't but stupidity does hurt when you don't cooperate.
They teach de-escalation techniques to ALL cops. They only use force when necessary. You wouldn't know that though unless the fake news made a little sob story to support it.
@Dutchy McSmoka finally somebody with a brain who doesn't ignore facts to fit in!
Weed is good, Democrats aren't allowed to partake because then they can't act all uptight and hold on to the little dignity they have left.
Really though, those pricks need to get high for once instead of using their nose like a vacuum every night while yapping their uneducated mouths in-between drowning their sorrows in liquor
Why is so hard to understand that compassion empathy is the key that brings peace to humanity.
It’s not about recognition, it’s compassion for another human being. Great job, Officer. ❤️
Shadenfreude41 no they wouldn’t have???
Shadenfreude41 your so fucking stupid it’s funny
KingGrizzly 78 you’re* 🤦♂️ but yes u are right that this guy is dumb.
I'm a black man. This brings tears to my eyes. This is what compassion looks like. Great cop and even better human being. 👏
Me too brother, me too ✊🏾
That's a wonderful thing to say I wish more black people felt the same but they don't not had many replies to what I wrote, thank you sir for writing and said what you felt from the heart you both are to wonderful human beings God bless you both and you families and keep they safe in this terrible world.
Much love brother! We are one. One love like Bob Marley said.
@@AntosZer01 Do we want to drink out of a cup that is half or half empty? Maybe that's the challenge. But examples of like human beings like this cop with his compassion and this kid who has issues, may be the solution to the tough questions we ask within ourselves. Are we just people or should we be tribal? I would hope that in any tough situation I can be just a person with compassion when dealing with a human life. I love this cop's instinct. It speaks to who he truly is as a person and not just a person with authority in a situation. He was able to sit down to get to thr level of his situation and resolve it by helping a person, a family, and a community. Btw, all of those mentioned because he instilled trust
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*THIS* is a Peace officer, a true public servant. More like him and half the problems in America would vanish.
There are tons more like him, they just don't go viral and they don't get recognition.
Citizens need to do their part as well and cooperate. Officer's can't go to their level and it be one sided.
@@multigiant007 Pretty sure he's talking about the non-autistic citizens.
@@sinuarjack Yeah I guess, but it’s also important to remember its an officers job to do that more than citizens because officers signed up to service the public. They are paid to do that. You wouldn’t get upset at a therapy patient for not fixing their therapists mental issues. That’s not their job. There could be exceptions but in general it almost always does have to be way more one sided on the officers part.
@@demarcus6493 🙄
This officer was truly an Angel in disguise and that gut instinct that he felt when he heard the operator was God intervening the Officer to also go to the call and save the young boy and deterring what could've been a bad outcome. 🙏🏻🙌🏼
Do you people have to bring religion into everything?
@@drakebalzer2098 Not religion. God. And God is everywhere so yea. I thank God for everything. You could've ignored the comment and went on with your day, but you went on and said something.
@@drakebalzer2098 blah blah so what all he said was god but you. R so negative twisted mind
God is a fairytale and even if it was real it would be an asshole
@@bbyblstl2650 you could have refrained from making this about a fairytale based on an ancient document. Fuck your entitlement.
This is how it should be. Bless them both.
Absolutely ☺☺☺☺☺
If it wasn't Autistic guy police would have shoot as always no matter if he is 14-15. Autistic people don't cause any danger to society.
+Thomas Exler are you serious?
AMEN, Jason
I am sure this is how most times things go down.
This type of police work needs to be shared!
jon goy it did get shared
You crazy mate? How is CNN going to convince the world that Blacks, Gays, Women, Muslims and whatnot are oppressed by the Police and everyone, if they show a good and truthful report? That's not how the media works.
If that's "not how the media works", then why is CNN the one reporting on this story?
jon goy hgffgbbhgg
surely not it should be seen as a regular thing. why is everyone praising him haha
As an Australian I would call this police officer “a great bloke”. This is a beautiful act of kindness, something that is fast disappearing from humanity. Goodonya Officer Purdy.
@Giovanni Balbosa-Mc Intosh “Bloke is a slang term for a common man in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa.” and “In Australia, a bloke is a unique masculine archetype associated with the country's national identity.” Wikipedia
@Giovanni Balbosa-Mc Intosh Well this Australian does…..bloke, bloke, bloke, bloke, bloke, etc etc.
@Giovanni Balbosa-Mc Intosh Aussies and Brits share a lot of vocabulary like that. "Bloke" and "mate" are used by both
@@JohnSmith-kz1kz Good job; that about sums it up, thanks!
Okay folks, enough about ‘bloke’!
18 years old... thats just a kid. Officer saw right through all that and was able to connect with the kid on a personal level. Beautiful.
Now that's an officer I can respect. God bless you sir.
you should respect them all.
Yeah, fuck you James
@@josebedolla9831 calm down, not all police are bad. There are a lot of good police officers out there but in the internet you only see the bad ones because they get more views
Round Robin that does not happen often, and the cops that kill unarmed people or abuse their powers do get fucked for it, do your research
@Round Robin you are dumb as fuck
He has respect for humanity . The parents who brought up this officer are the ones we should be celebrating .
Most of the officers are decent human beings. Thanks to Cnn and similar, people think otherwise
Has little to do with parenting. It's all about the cop and his choices.
@Micolash maybe. It would suck to be a cop, your expected to be perfect. No body does there job everyday perfect. The percentage of of bad cops is tiny overall, but everycop takes the blame
@@justme-qt3dg its ultimately the cop's decision, but he was definitely influence in part by his parents example. We don't just learn these things on our own, its usually by observing the behavior of those we love or look up to that help us develop who we are as individuals.
@@FT-jh2pu no, thanks to the racists that have infiltrated the police departments in many cities. The cops who kill or maim for no reason or because they hate and/or are afraid of black people are the ones responsible for this. You didn't have to have "the talk" with your children because you are white. CNN and other media are not telling people what to think, the way Fox does, they are reporting statistics, facts and actual events. I'm not a fan of CNN, or any other news outlet that lets their editorial opinion leak into their news reporting. I vary my listening and viewing and do NOT get my news from FB, Twitter or RUclips. I go to sources that report facts and figures. By doing so I found a report by the FBI in 2006, reporting on the infiltration of police departments by white supremacists...their purpose was to accomplish the very things you complain about and blame CNN for. If you'd like a copy, i'll send it or find out where you can get it and share that with you
I can't understand why so many people disliked this video. This is one of the best example that I have seen if a law enforcement professional doing what we want ALL of them to do. I salute you my Brother.
fuck you too
Richard lol
Chief Joe because it's scripted
Chief Joe its only 250 people
cause it is profoundly overpraising what it ought to be normal and typical as primal human compassion and instict.doesnt even require professional training.a dog bite a man is not news but a man bites a dog is.thus a cop killing a teen for playing with a toy gun is news.a cop consoling teen isnt.unless he struggled an inner fight and decided not to shoot it at the end.u cant make offsettings to obscure that there are real problems with police.cause next step will be a cop helping an old lady cross the road and that making it to night news is ridiculous itself.
It's crazy that this is where we're at. It's so odd for an officer to be human and kind-hearted, as opposed to shoot first and ask questions later. Don't get me wrong, the officer definitely deserves praise and hopefully the video going viral should serve as an example to others. Let's just all be human. Hopefully this becomes a normality, destroying hatred one step at a time.
Agreed, love solves more problems than force.
In my opinion I believe this does happen extremely often and officers don’t usually be aggressive first, it’s just the media only focuses on the few bad things the police have done because they like to radicalise groups they don’t like.
Bad police officers are an abnormality. It’s just that when bad police officers do things it is more horrible than any act of compassion is good. It doesn’t help that police are trained in violence more than compassion.
@Virtually Real I agree about them being an abnormality. But they're not uncommon. Only because of technology... we can now see what happens on a daily basis, all over this country. It's not only a race thing. But it's a human ego, power complex type of thing.
As a black man, I wish he would lead a department
Yupp we need him now more then ever
@Vodman so he can cuddle and tuck you in at night?
Hopefully he will some day.
Leon Kingsley the cop trying to arrest him took the picture, now hopefully that cop can do the same to the next man he see’s, hopefully
@@_.t18_16 There's thousands like him... majority of Officers are like this.
Like other people said, the bad overshadows the good sadly.
This hits home for me, as a mom of a black, autistic teen. Thank you. 🧡 We all need to see more positive messaging, especially now.
God bless you and your family
My son was disabled. I know how worrying being a parent of a special needs child can be. I hope you get the support all of you deserve. Have a nice day.
My brother is autistic and it can be HARD. Mad respect to his mom!
I too have autism cops were always easy on me but the thing is good cops like this is getting overshadowed by Bad Cops and we need more good cops like this
@Sigmund Q Freud I agree that's unfair
The world need more officers like you. That was a remarkable move
Thank you🇯🇲🇯🇲
It does have more officers like him lol
@@seandean1364 yea but a majority of people now days are too blinded to see that
You are the best officer. God bless you.
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@@seandean1364 More as in more..
If it's not 100% of the police force then it's not enough. Because 1-2 bad cops will potentially ruin the lives of innocent people and then ruin the reputation of police.
People need to be able to deal with humans on a human level and be more stern when appropriate.
Thank you Officer Purdy for your compassion and kindness.
This is how all of humanity should conduct themselves. Especially, in situations where good communication, respect, patience and love is warranted, needed, etc.
So true. 🤗
Yes and Floyd had none of that he was criminal
@@jamesa9lpiopatton419 neither did derek chauvin 🤷🏻♂️
@@anonymous-ns1xd yes they were both horrible people.
@@jamesa9lpiopatton419 Jesus bro you are so full of hate. It's disgusting. Get a life and stop celebrating the needless death of man about whom you know next to nothing.
What an amazing officer. We need more like him.
There are more like him
no black lives matter
Most are like him. The handleful of bad ones are the ones the left uses as propaganda to make people hate ALL officers.
@@RoRo-hw3um I would never hate any officer. It's a case by case basis. Just as any human interaction is.
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This is more common than you'd think. It's happened to me. A lot of officers are way better than the media would like to portray them
Unfortunately few bad seed ruin the everything and the media would love a sensational story that pick audiance interest. I mean that was what media all about in this modern world. They have too to survived and keep moving forward so you shouldn't have high expectation. But for the police, you know how a rotten apple spoils the barrel. Because of few bad cops, the entire member of police force who dedicated their live to serve the people were also held responsible.
@@mohdghazali3473 Humans tend to generalize everything. Like if they meet some bad people of some race, then they will immediately assume that all other people of that race are like that. Or if they meet some bad cops then they will immediately assume that all other cops are like that.
@@Sedlo64 today's society is just waiting for someone to do a mistake so they'll jump and hate on them
@@mohdghazali3473 you watch a lot off the media, and maybe not enough Donut Operator yt channel btw. Ex-cop and he does breakdowns of police videos. So sense you like watching videos about cops how about you check him out?.
It's common sure, but asshole power tripping cops are common also. Once had a cop when I was 15 get in my face and ask if I wanted to go outside and fight if he took his gun and badge off. What did I do? I have no idea. I was sitting in a starbucks with friends and joking around with each other. Maybe he thought I was laughing at him idk? Another instance I had ran out of gas on my college campus and a cop took time out of his day to drive to a gas station to get me gas so I could leave. Another instance I had a cop pull me over on a bridge next to a lake with friends. Someone said we looked suspicious and reported us even though we were just walking. They wanted to search us and after dealing with a consented search during a speeding ticket my cousin got while I was a passenger I didn't want to wait 2 hours to deal with a bs search. I politely declined saying they didn't have probable cause and he threatened to charge me with trespassing since the lake I was on was private property despite the bridge I was walking across was a highway that was public. So he was willing to falsify charges to scare me. I called his bluff and he left. Another cop talked me down from a stupid suicide attempt I made as a teen and genuinely made me feel better.
There are good cops sure, but that doesn't mean we should ignore the bad ones. It's common enough to be a problem. Anytime I exercised my rights as an American citizen such as the previously mentioned bs search cops have gotten aggressive to try and provoke a response that would lead to an arrest. Moral of the story? Keep your cool when dealing with cops because they won't all the time, but you can be charged for losing your cool while they won't.
As a parent of an autistic child, I can tell you that what the cop did with matching this kid’s eye level while trying to engage him in conversation is spot on.
He deserves a promotion. One of the best cops
he needs to train our cops
Not all cops r bad
So true but he wont bcuz he didnt kill another black man
One of a small amount American cops with brain
Thank you to the Officer who just took that time to get down to the young man's level. You are amazing
👍👍💕
most are like this.
As a former law enforcement officer, thank you for showing the world what being a COP should be about.
I'm sure you did your fair share. Thank you too!
Thank you for serving our country, with kindness.
surprised CNN are the ones who posted the video
thank you for doing you duty
Umm dude this is cnn what you just saw they are not gonna show any thing good about police ever again that was a one time deal
I can see why some people might be afraid of someone this kid's size, and with his condition. I'm glad this officer was in the right place at the right time that day.
He got down on his knees. Not to kill a black man but to help him.
well said👍
PERIODT
You said it all .I believe if he was there George will be alive today 😁🤣😂🤣😁
@@sylvamoise5788 whats with the Emojis? It makes it seem like you're laughing in a disrespectful way.
to reach him...not to finishing him off...
Thats what a police should be doing, not putting ur knee on someone's neck.
Not all cops are bad
@@sick_beets2220 and not all blacks are bad
@@richmond2921 yea goes for both
@RICHMOND And not all cops are white.
@@MrNamine i never said all cops are white, the one in the video that i was talking about there was also an asian cop.
This officer is the empotime of what police officers are supposed to be about.. He is a police officer who still maintains a heart. He treated this child like a human being and he went home safe and unhurt. 👏👏👏👏 what an amazing person!
*epitome
Most are like this.
@@TDR85 Most are not.
@@RoseRed922 And, what's your experience? I have 22 years in public service.
A large number are like this. You only hear about the ones that are not.
This is not a good cop, this is a great cop! We need so many more like him. I wish him all the best, all the safety and protection of God for him and I hope that he is able to keep his heart in the difficult world of policing. There are so many nasty cops out there it's unbelievable and I want him to stay as he is. I want him to be able to train more people to be more like him.
I absolutely love this man! This wonderful police officer understood that this man in crisis was a human being. ❤️
“showed up armed with compassion”
The second I read this it just said that I’m the video.
Jack Hudson read it as he said it lol
yeah. the news and their puns.
Cool cop! More like this
Most are.
TopNotch Idiots humanity is self taught and can't be "trained". Any cop who passes your compassion training course would have to be just acting to pass the exam. I think the hiring process should be citizen based. We all know someone in our life who would make a great cop but just can't get hired, that's bcuz the screening process is set up to weed out fine officers like the one in this video. If he had declined to put thise counter on social media I'm sure the force would be quite upset with him not beating this kid. Basically I think the only reason this guy ain't fired is bcuz the county got that good publicity. After all, it's on CNN so you know someone got paid and it wasn't the fuckin autistic kid or his cop friend XD
tommy: yea you are nuts. this is a common everyday occurrence by cops.
I know right
+TopNotch Idiots This whole thing is pure propaganda and minimized the awareness of what the other 2 officers were actually doing to the autistic kid before the "good cop" showed up.
This police officer knew there was something not right he approached the young man sat down and talked to him, what a wonderful human being and a good police officer, his parents and family must be very proud, I wish him all the best for his future, may God bless and watch over him and his family always.
Sometimes all we need is some one to talk or someone to listen
When we need more officers like him , who cares, compassionate, and understanding
This is what real humanity looks like. A humble soul with enough discernment to see that this child just needed a listening ear. Because of this officer👮♂️ We didn’t have to end up watching another tragedy as over the last recent years. His bless him
My thoughts as well..
What’s been happening isn’t tragedies. It’s criminals not complying...
@@pdxshadow9819 stop the foolery
@@bspoon2529 well PDX is right
@@pdxshadow9819 its corrupt cops with a power complex
WE NEED MORE COPS LIKE HIM GREAT JOB SIR👏👏👏👏👏
where I live, most cops are like this
Well 98.68 percent cops are not bad so there is not even 2 percent that are all y’all focus on is the bad so you guys think it’s so common it’s just that it’s either you guys playing the race card but most of the cops in Oklahoma are great
In the town I live in, most of our cops are highly respectful to our civilians and do their job correctly, one of our cops being an ex-military chef.
I make little kids Mad thts the media for u
@@kobyw304 not arguing or debating but i was just wondering how someone would find out the percentage of good and bad cops. Because if there were bad cops that we known for bad behaviour they would just be fired and no longer a cop which would take them out of it. I know cnn came out with a thing about it but i dont really trust news anymore. I believe almost every cop is good
Only real men, confident men, can do such things. The bullies are the ones that have probably been bullied, lacking confidence and trying to make up for it by feeling like they have power over others. How can you possibly not respect that man!!
1000% Agreed
Feeling like they have power over others? Like police? Its literally why theyre called police bro. This country used to have cops, peacekeepers, only shot the guy robbing the bank... compare that to now, an officer cant mind his own business so he puts a guy behind bars for dating while being a teenager, owning weed, walking down the street drunk, carrying a weapon without hiding it, all of these get you put in a concrete box at the very least.
@@miamislice3280 I was a cop for 3 years man. I saw the good and the bad in people. There were cops that wanted to escalate stupid shit just to get attention from us. A lot of cops also start at a young age, in their early 20's and once they put that badge on they think they're the President lol. It has to do with maturity, however, I blame the government for not teaching how to deescalate a situation at all. In my 300 hours of training, not once they talked about deescalating. The things you mentioned aren't their fault, they're doing what they are ordered to do and lock you up for carrying weed, when it was illegal. However I'm talking about those who treat people like they're animals, talk down on them, use excessive force against them etc..
when I worked at the jail, I showed nothing but respect and concern and I got nothing back but respect as well. On the streets it's a little different and you have to watch your back, however, you can do that without freaking out, pulling your gun and using force when the situation doesn't require that. Anyway, fuck it I'm done with it and I didn't like what I saw. But there are a lot of great officers out there and I know a lot of them personally. Great people with lots of compassion and they're level-headed, not because of their training, it's just because of who they are.
@@David-R. Yeah, that was my point, its a fucked up job, you cant always be the good guy because you basically work for the legislators. Weed is still illegal where I live without the fancy fuckin card and I dont smoke but its some of the dumbest shit, Im an insomniac with post traumatic stress and I dont need a license to drink my self to sleep but it pisses me off that I need to pay older guys to get the shit for me or make it my self and risk getting caught, anyway thanks for sharing and Im glad you quit.
@@miamislice3280 I hear you man, I agree with you. It's a bunch of bullshit everywhere. They just want to make money for the big guys. I don't like to call them "Big guys" because they only have big money but they're very small in their humanity. I'm glad I quit too man. You're welcome brother.
People are searching for signs of kindness in this dark world. That's why such videos go viral because they restore people's hope in humanity.
“Was this a part of training? Or just something you’ve learned over the years?”
“Just something I’ve learned”
THEN MAKE IT A PART OF TRAINING
Absolutely!
👍👏👏👏👏👏
Exactly
It's gonna cost a lot of money to train them for every special scenarios
@@thepowerlies They have spent too much time not being trained for anything other than approaching situations with apathy and ignorance.
Most cops are nice level-headed people, but the few corrupt cops ruin the reputation of police as a whole.
Yea i agree
you should be able to hold police to a higher standard than normal citicens. Law abiding citicens should be able to trust every police officer, and it is their job to root out the corrupted individuals in their organization. Police has a duty to fullfill and the *organization* should be held responsible for every "bad apple".
Yup. That logic applies in any field of work. It only takes one or a few bad people to make everyone look bad.
Ryan Walsh just like the many bad blacks who tarnish the group as a whole
Ryan Walsh
That is simply your opinion.
What type of person could dislike this video?? My God!! Thank you officer for your kindness and compassion!!
@GamebroTV exactly, they want to "defund the police"
A genocidal white supremacist...
The pure idiot conformists that have been filling up this country since 2020
The BLM movements
So lovely when people are kind to each other it turns a bad situation into something meaningful.. bless this police officer ❤️
This is what real policing is about. Let’s see more stories with happy endings like this. Well done.
Yes, becauee Police don't have to chase down Society's scum on a daily, do they? I wonder how long it would take the average person walking the beat before they become jaded by the utter chaos this world really is behind the iPhone and Netflix world people live in. Personally, i have had little to do with the Police, i wonder why 🤔
Special Thanks to Officer Purdy for being able to temporarily stepoutside of his training and treat this unfortunate child as a human being. You deserve all the good publicity you can get. May this also serve as a benchmark to other officers who wish to change the perception of the police force in America.
God bless this police officer we need thousands like him.... on the police force
You do, the media just decides they don't always want you to hear about it. Just like the officer said in the video, it's something that happens all the time in his police department but no one ever finds out about it. Those are the facts.
@@uanonymous1090 as it should be..... I respect the police officer's job.... but I disagree when the police officers treat us like we're criminals.... black and Brown.... when the officer approached me they immediately they're looking for something to charge me with... Ben. Not policing that's a system that Rewards that Behavior
@@luismata6904 Don't blame officers treating you as a criminal, blame the criminals that made them very jittery
@@joeyakathug5215 individual's constitutional right and the rule of law It's gotta be respected either jjity. or not
@Kylo Ren the Not internet troll unfortunately deed Police Department have been used as a weapon for at least a century..... I am Brown taxpayer...... and it's been used against me........ my taxes will not go for terrorizing black and brown American taxpayers
Thank you Sir and God Bless everyone you touched. Sometimes we need compassionate men like you around us.
That’s a big young man! I’m so glad this officer showed up instead of another that would see him as a threat.
I said the same thing this cop should be head of training cops
@@sandrafernandez6040 they don’t teach police to problem solve period
Uh, no.
When he showed up, the other two officers were already tusseling with the young man. He said he went to the scene because he heard "something else" in their voices. He was right.
Seeing this in today’s society makes me hopeful. I wish all cops were as kind and compassionate as him. Bless you sir!
I’d vote for this cop to be the president of the United States 🇺🇸 and I’m not even American.
@@anasmahboob3821 That sentence is dumb in so many different ways.
Guess What, most experienced cops are exactly like that, but the media is making them look like devils on purpise.
@@Jonatan.A I know. I never said they weren’t
@@tofuamiscellaneouschannel7318 no it’s not. Try love instead of hate
“Their uniforms don’t make them all racist murderers, just like how the skin color doesn’t make them all criminals” - free hugs guy
Edit: I feel like I should delete this comment because it’s stirring up a lot of arguments.
Another Edit: Alright thanks everyone for your support. I won’t delete this.
Toori Baba not all police and black people are like that
@@Promare2019 most of the Police is like that
nopak but not all
nopak most cops are like this dude. The biggest difference between a cop and a medical professional, is how dangerous their work is. An officer goes to work every day with the knowledge in the back of his mind that, while trying to keep people safe, he could be killed with no warning by some crackhead with a gun or propaganda infested jackass. And to be *hated* by the people you’re there to protect.
Imagine the level of selflessness required to even *think* about doing that for a living.
@Toori Baba @Tina Kilburn what tf do you mean?!
We need more cops like this...a he'll of a lot more. Thanks to the officer for actually being a genuine human being!
As someone who has family with mental illnesses/issues, this is such a beautiful thing to see. We need to never forget that mental illness/issues are real and always keep it in mind in every situation..because you truly just don’t ever know for sure.
it would be something u would think cops would assess for first , a few words might show that there is some mental illness and to proceed differently , getting some sort of dialogue going could determine that ,
@Meghan yes i agree
Autism isn't mental illness. Autistic people just process information differently than others. There is no biochemical imbalances in autistic people, just a differential in how they process information.
@@sarahrose4126 I meant those who have mental issues in general
@@mrrobot8973 That's good that you understand the difference between a mental issue and a mental illness because many people don't. Many people assume that autism is an illness as opposed to a differential in information processing. You may want to clarify that in your comment . It's a shame how badly many autistic chuldren are treated because people don't understand autistic children and how to interact with them properly. You have to be kind and gentle with an autistic person ( especially an autistic child ) because loud noises and aggressive energy completely freaks them out.
I had an office near me do something like this. Keep in mind as I write this I have disabilities though not this severe. One night I was having a mental breakdown and couldn't calm down... my mom called the local police because I was too difficult to handle. The officer that arrived took me outside and simply asked "what's wrong?" and "would you like to talk about it?". He did not threaten to arrest me or anything of the sort. He chose to calm me down and speak to me NOT at me. Then he left his number and said I could call him If I needed someone to talk to. There are some amazing cops out there.
Pretty open guy then?
I agree with you Brandon. I also have had the officers come to talk to me and I also have disabilities too. It's great how they help us in so many ways. It makes me feel like giving something back to them and be there for them someday....
Thank you for this comment.
Brandon I hope you are doing well! Have a Merry Christmas & happy 2018!
Megan Doerksen in a way, you just did. 😉 😎
Thank you. 🌊
As a grandmother of a 6'8 17 year old going thru hard times in this pandemic I truly appreciate This cop's attentive reaction.
When they’re bigger than their peers, people expect so much more of them, but they’re still just kids.
Get that boy into sports.
Police officers like this should be praised and given a raise to show cops who only think violence is the answer, that they are wrong.
Cute...you see not always guns are needed to Maintain or bring peace...Officer may you live long....
no they're not as long as people cooperate and are not violent like this kid did, I can assure you that if he didn't listen like they never do when they get shot, this would've ended differently.
Its high quality officership, keep it up.
minxymissy1 truth indeed!
I am a mother of a 28yr old daughter who has outbursts. We have been fortunate to teach her to control them to limit them to here at home. However, that does not mean that there will never come a day where she is overwhelmed and over stimulated
Thanks to the officers who took the time to understand 🙏
With all the upsetting news theses days. It's so great to see a companion office. Hopefully the other officers learned a thing or two, since they were handling it all wrong.
Commutation
I pray your daughter never has a problem with the police. I wish there was a way to identify autistic people so that they do not get harassed by police or anyone else. Like a medical bracelet. My uncle wears one because he is diabetic and acts weird when his sugar is low. I have seen parents put something on the seat belts for their kids with autism incase they get into an accident, 1st responders know their kid is autistic. Just a thought i wanted to pass on. I hope you never have any problems like that.
Thank you Officer, for treating this encounter beyond a job🔥👍🏽❤️
He did the absolute bare minimum his job called for. It's like thanking a restaurant for going above and beyond by not putting rat poison in the marinara sauce. The fact that "black man survives uneventful encounter with cop" is national news is absolutely terrifying.
@@lancerd4934 How is this the bare minimum? Cops are not obligated to counsel minors in their job but this officer went out of his way to bond with him. More cops should follow this officer's kindness.
@@alanperez4629 They do, you just accentuate yourself on the bad ones.
When dealing with upset children , escalating the situation is never an appropriate response.
Being a mental health patient, I greatly appreciate this officer. God bless. Made me cry as usual.
yeah, really.....can't help but get misty.
This made me tear up. Knowing that the officer was willing to be on his level when others wouldn't even dare to step near. 🙌🙌
Others did but tried wrestling with him instead of talking.
I tiered up too Britt
It has been my experience that people with good hearts don’t need training on how to treat others with humanity.
I agree!!!🤗😇
WELL SAID!!!...👋.🕷.
even with people with good hearts still need training wanna know why? its called knowing what to say or to know if the person about to kill themselves or kill you
Thats a bullshit takeaway from this.
You have to make deescalation part of the training so it doesnt require a person with a good heart to help
This is what policing should be about. "Helping" this is amazing. Thank you officer. Your a great example of what a policeman and even being a regular man should be.
That's a good man. Made me shed a tear.
Hitman, you got that right!
looking like you played in roots made me share a tear.
more than a good man.........a geezer with a full understanding........if I ever see him I'm going to treat him to a Macdonald's......all the trimmings.....
+Jon Wesley ? ? ?
most actually do, its the few that dont that give the rest a bad name. kind of like the whole "black lives matter" thing... the only reason this happens is because a small number of black people give the rest a bad name.... not all black people bad....just some are....same goes for cops....yet everyone hates cops and assumes by default that they're corrupt... its a fuked up world we live in...and nothing is going to change it in our life time at least...
I love hearing stories like this , this touched my heart for sure 💯❤️
Renee. we need to hear more stories like this . not all cops are bad
Just watched a clip of cops threatening & pointing guns at a mother and her kids after it was allegedly reported that her daughter had shoplifted a doll from a dollar store....this story truly is rare....a few good cops give hope
a lot of stories are like these like a bunch a day they just don't get the recognition
We need More officers like that!Bless you officer and your Humility.❤❤😘
Thing is, there is more officers like him! But the media doesn't want to show it! Or it doesn't get caught on camera!?
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@@stonedbatman2067 there are but there was a case not too long ago where a officer beat a teen and won the case against the father. There are some good cops but a lot of bad.
@@puffy_jr7521 Your Right
@@stonedbatman2067 Absolutely!
Most sign up because they ARE like this. They eventually get tired/used to the drama and treat everyone the same. Essentially they just become desensitized. IMO they should get a 6 month vacation every 4 years separate from their paid vacation.
This is real policing 👌🏼👏🏻👍🏼
He protected and served his community. Well done Sir