Sniff who's cutting the onions in here just by touching that baby he gave a part of his essence that helped him grow up to become somebody moral and just
As a matter of fact when you got a career as a cop it's considered the crowning moment of your career when you done deliver the baby and that is a fact it's like a rite of passage
There's a New York cop who's now a captain he delivered a baby years ago in Brooklyn and he told the lady in the car he's a lady I don't know nothing about delivering no babies? And he did do the job years later he's at a roll call he's not captain and there's this one guy he looked at he's a patrolman Johnson stand for and the guy thought the patrolman thought he did something wrong and he walked up to him in front of everybody in the room standing formation and looked at it and the patrolman got nervous he said do I know you sir he said you should everybody was in on it except him I delivered you and everybody broke out laughing and slapping them on the back and the guy thought he had done something wrong. Wasn't a a dry eye in the breathing room the captain was assigned to another unit across town but we hadn't heard that the guy he delivered as a baby he had to go over there and take a look at it see what kind of outstanding young man he had become I think they ran out of tissues in that briefing room.
@@mccroryshealthandfitness7242 Damn, I just looked it up because I thought you were trolling. How disappointing - you'd think out of anyone, he'd respect the profession.
Me too! That was my thought exactly and how emotional she kept getting truly showed how grateful and appreciative she was to the cop and it was so precious 😍😍 shows how much mom loves her boy!
@@user-nq6um4bs5y "this dude just stood there and held his hand out" then why would he say that he needed to remember his "training" from the academy? you really think his training said "put your hand out " ...lol...obviously its more than just that...
You wouldn’t believe how common it is that police officers actually help deliver babies. On the side of the highway usually. I remember driving by what looked like a traffic stop. Police cruiser behind a vehicle with lights and traffic advisor on. The rear passenger door opened (away from the street) the officer kneeling down and another man standing over him. I was confused and thought maybe there was a medical emergency involving the officer and as I drove past to pull over ahead of the car I saw a pair of legs propped up between the back glass and the passenger head rest and immediately knew what was going on 😂
@ Agreed, I caught some white guy on RUclips acting like he was a ignorant black guy to harass and incite white people. The levels people go to broadcast their hatred is incredible.
I remember reading about an even more extraordinary story. A police officer saved the life of a baby being born on the side of the road by rendering medical assistance. 20 years later, the retired officer had a heart attack and pulled over on the side of the road. His life was saved--by the baby he had delivered 20 years earlier, who had grown up in turn to become a police officer.
This is beautiful. I am a nurse & 40+ years ago I had a 2y/o girl for my patient, in the small town ICU where I worked. She had been badly burned. The baby girl was in our unit for months as we treated her burns. She called all of the nurses Mama, because she did not have a loving mother. I never forgot this child. Four years ago I met a young woman working at a local convenience store. I saw burn scar patterns on her arms and scalp that were the same as that 2 y/o girl. It was that baby. I introduced myself and asked about her life. She said that she had a good life, husband and children. I was so happy to see her.
Still all the anti-police people will stay quiet when hundreds of good deed of officers are told, why? Cause it goes against their agenda when it turns out the majority of cops aren't racist, yes maybe it was in the past...but so was the general public. Many cops nowadays are cops because they want to change how the police force use to be. A lot of cops will uphold the oath till they retire, crazy tho how these people will probably sacrifice their life for someone who hates them, but the opposite can't be said
“On January 2th8, 2020, Trooper Patterson conducted a motor vehicle stop of a female motorist on the New Jersey Turnpike at approximately 9:30 p.m. Patterson let the woman go with a warning, but he conducted a second, unwarranted stop of her vehicle a few minutes later when she exited the Turnpike at Exit 11 in order to make advances on her. Patterson disabled the DIVR in his vehicle to prevent his conduct from being recorded during this stop. The investigation revealed that Patterson subsequently put the victim in fear by following her to her home in his patrol vehicle.” “This is not the first time we have encountered this type of conduct involving a law enforcement officer, but we hope that our criminal prosecutions will deter such conduct going forward.”
@@GuantanamoBayBarbie3too bad reality isn't based on beliefs. Googled it, it's the truth. He took a plea deal. Year in prison, no parole, and permanently barred from public employment.
@PRINCE SHAMIYAH144 I agree with you to a point but lets not make some represent the sum total this is not the realistic truth. True we would all still be in chains if all Whites were animalistic paganistic racist. But our enemies far out number our White allies and while not all Whites are racist, as a people and nation they very much are.
I have 3 children and they're afraid of the police and I explain to them that they are here to help us NOT hurt us. Yes unfortunately different things happen but my oldest got the opportunity to talk to 4 police officers and ask them questions. Best experience she could've had.
That's why I rarely watch news on TV and I'm on RUclips instead.. I can choose what I want to watch better than TV. 1000s of channel to choose and millions of videos...
I mean no disrespect or am trying to undermine your opinion, but that isnt great in the long run. You see, i used to believe this but i believe impartial, unbiased news would be better for the world. Feel good stories belong in the news, but so does graphic, warts and all stories. That would be so thought provoking, and bring us all together as humanity. Imagine a graphic, unbiased documentary that motivates humanity to collectively adress it? We would be even more advanced, the feel good stories do serve their purpose too. They motivate humanity to maintain, and enforce morals. Sadly however, the news mostly uses graphic and shocking events to make money(advertisements, running time, pushing agendas for political groups, deception). Such a shame that these resources and pain are abused, used in vain and are pushing us back as humans. Like i said, no disrespect but i feel like we need raw unbiased content to move foward as humans
I'm a retired NJ State Trooper. I talked to Tpr. Paterson before I left NJ. I lived in the same town of Piscataway NJ as he did. In fact, we lived a half a block away from each other. Most of the Piscataway Police officers are squared away. Seeing that NJ State Police uniform on that young Trooper brings back many memories. Good story.
@Hammerschlägen M OH OH! You caught me. I lied. I missed the second 'T' in his name. Now I must march to the guillotine. That's what I get for not proofreading my comment. Btw, GFYS.
@Hammerschlägen M ....you caught a typo ..used it as your "gotcha moment" and now are dancing in your underwear around your moms coffee table ...your family must be proud
@@mccroryshealthandfitness7242 show us that evidence or it didn’t happen. And before you say anything otherwise, you brought it up; YOU provide the evidence…
Seeing mum tearful still after all these with the man who delivered her baby is so sweet. Big thanks to people like Mr Bailly for these outstanding moments
I love a thin thread -what a great story. But that mother ...she is the epitome of eloquence, depth, poise, emotion you name it. Which is why her kid is the amazing gentleman he is.
@@mccroryshealthandfitness7242 I checked on your claim and you were indeed correct. Michael Patterson is indeed a crooked cop and his Google search was quite revealing.
They've ran into each several times over the years and didn't know it. They are meant to be in each other's lives! So cool. I am ADDICTED to these types of stories.
@@TheCoffeeNut711 'They' by that i assume you mean police, and i agree, many police are violent, MANY, but its not healthy to assume all cops are violent, this video doesnt show them being violent, so unless you know of a story about them, youre makng an assumption, the same assumption that many cops make about the people they pull over, don't stoop to their levek man, thats not how change happens
@@TheCoffeeNut711 all men are created equal as declared by god, you, a bigot, are not considered holy by his word, youve got a lot of growing to do before you step up to those pearly gates, i hope to see you there, and by you, i mean a man who has seen the error in his ways, repented, and corrected those ways, love you brother, hope one day youll see how deeply flawed your mentality is
You're in luck then, because this is how it is with the Vaaaast majority of police, and with people in general. So watching around and indeed this is the America you WILL see.
There should be a special channel where those fed up with negative reports in the media can watch POSITIVE stories to regain POSITIVE mental stimulation again.
@Biggie Boi that is true. But i still think that the 5% that is positive is what we need. The mood of the news has a large impact on people and most people can not look away. Think of it as a mood enhancer without the suicidal side effects.
The young officer who was delivered is such a credit to his parents! He is articulate, thoughtful and showed such great character. The State Trooper who helped the mother and delivered him was just so cool about the entire thing. The story brought tears to my eyes that there are some really great people in this world!! Thank you!!
starskeymaid I'm not a big dude but I'm a mum and thankfully I never had a delivery like hers. My babies are now 41, 31 and 24 and I still tear up when I talk about my children's births. It's an unbelievable experience. My brother was a policeman and he delivered a baby whilst on duty and they all kept in touch, he died early last year from Parkinson's disease. Do you know the tall (British) policemens helmets that they used to wear, well the story was if a pregnant woman needed to pee she could ask a policeman for his helmet to pee in. I know crazy but it was a urban myth, not true but the helmets had air holes in so wouldn't be much use.
Those are always the best stories. I recently chatted with someone on Facebook, about a year ago. I was on duty one morning and took her to the hospital. When she said it, I remember that day. I remembered we were looking for where she was located. My ambulance was in the back parking lot, where we helped her, before taking her to the hospital. I can picture that day. Life has a way of reminding you of precious moments in life. 25 years of EMS, never thought about looking for those I helped. But they never forget you! Always do good for others.
@@trevorcampbell3709 Also banned from government jobs in NJ. He stalked a young woman he had pulled over. Just imo, he likely stopped old white dudes to harass them. This time he didn't know the connection.
They're all beautiful human beings. I can't say exactly how glad I am to find this. I think there are still many people like them somewhere and this gave me a hope for humanity♡
Cop: is like we shall see where the future will take us Mom: interrupts and says we are definitely going to keep in touch. That's code for you are definatly invited to the BBQ, Christmas and Thanksgiving lol!
@@NOTAGOVTAGENT Actually, my instincts about this guy were spot on. All through this syrupy goo, I got a bad feeling. He's in for falsifying records, stalking a woman.
@@dollazstarr because he gave us the power of will to be able to do for ourselves. Everything happens for a reason. Although we may not understand why I believe when life is all said and done we'll have our answers..
you see in mother's eyes! how grateful she is! and how appreciative she is.. and the retired officer... he is so happy to be a part of this Devine experience! a good story for the crazy world that we live in! A FINE YOUNG MAN COMING FROM A BEAUTIFUL LADY! ASSITED BY A BEAUTIFUL MAN! WHAT A STORY!
Yes, a positive inspiring story his mom probably told him multiple times that changed the kids life and wanted to become a police officer. This is what people need instead of celebrating degenerate rappers who promote crime.
If not consciously then subconsciously. As in he may not have directly thought “I wanna be a cop bc a cop delivered me as a baby” rather he just had grown up with such an overwhelmingly good perspective on police work and civic duty which certainly influenced his decision in becoming an officer.
@@hardowider5054 To be fair there have always been rappers who promote crime, but back in the day there were rappers that also rapped about life and world issues unlike today's rappers who mainly only rap about crime🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
Beautiful! It seems that the mother always remembered the story of her son's birth and communicated it to him. Did this lead the son to becme a police officer? It is a story of birth, purpose, appreciation and playing it forward. Amen!
MOPARGuy color has no reason to be mentioned except in kindergarten and elementary schools. Color there is important. Crayons. And at lgtbq parades. Rainbow flags.
When we have stories like this, this is why we need to take action against the crooked cops bcuz good cops don’t deserve to be grouped in with these bad ones
What a wonderful story! I am so touched! What is even more amazing than the story itself is how far reaching in time it has gone. Really. And I am not talking just about the 27 years between the child being born and him meeting the officer who delivered him. This video was first shown 4 years ago. And I am just now, 31 years after it happened, being touched by it. And there are others who have watched it and have also been touched by it. A good story is a good story whether it is hot off the presses or several years old. I am grateful that this particular story made it to me and to so many others!
It would be hard to imagine a more beautiful reunion taking place purely by chance, than this one! The Police Officer set aside all of his self doubt to help this complete stranger with the safe delivery of her beloved baby boy, and what a fine baby he was, going on to become a fine Police Officer. This is a lovely reminder that People and Principles Matter!
Could we please have more stories like this? These people are all special indeed!!!!! Even Michele Miller is impacted. And mom- you’ve done a banner job!!! (Dad too!)
While I won’t say that it’s his parents fault, but he didn’t turn out as great as it seems. He’s in prison for stalking a woman he had pulled over. Obviously no longer employed with law enforcement.
@@mccroryshealthandfitness7242 Damn, I guess that undid him delivering the baby and inspiring the young man to become a trooper himself. You really did the Lord's work by spamming that reply on every comment, you made real important change here and don't you ever forget it!
When you do good deeds those good deeds always come back. I Believe in helping others because it's been times when someone help me when I couldn't help myself.
@@RōninNinno I searched his name a the only thing that came up was this. Stop making false rumors to make good cops bad people. If you have a article link it.
I can hear the conversation now. The trooper calls his mom and says, Guess who I ran into today! I ran into this retired cop who says he helped deliver me. LOL! Awesome story!
I'd bet the cop who delivered him is also very proud of him becoming a state trooper.
Sniff who's cutting the onions in here just by touching that baby he gave a part of his essence that helped him grow up to become somebody moral and just
As a matter of fact when you got a career as a cop it's considered the crowning moment of your career when you done deliver the baby and that is a fact it's like a rite of passage
There's a New York cop who's now a captain he delivered a baby years ago in Brooklyn and he told the lady in the car he's a lady I don't know nothing about delivering no babies? And he did do the job years later he's at a roll call he's not captain and there's this one guy he looked at he's a patrolman Johnson stand for and the guy thought the patrolman thought he did something wrong and he walked up to him in front of everybody in the room standing formation and looked at it and the patrolman got nervous he said do I know you sir he said you should everybody was in on it except him I delivered you and everybody broke out laughing and slapping them on the back and the guy thought he had done something wrong. Wasn't a a dry eye in the breathing room the captain was assigned to another unit across town but we hadn't heard that the guy he delivered as a baby he had to go over there and take a look at it see what kind of outstanding young man he had become I think they ran out of tissues in that briefing room.
hes not bc he got fired and is in prison now
@@mccroryshealthandfitness7242 Damn, I just looked it up because I thought you were trolling. How disappointing - you'd think out of anyone, he'd respect the profession.
The mom apologized for getting emotional, but I think it was beautiful how much she appreciated the officer.
lang 1007 are you the baby? It’s a fantastic story!!
It just shows how beautiful she is
Mums are amazing
Me too! That was my thought exactly and how emotional she kept getting truly showed how grateful and appreciative she was to the cop and it was so precious 😍😍 shows how much mom loves her boy!
Can't forget the emotion of the reporter. She was genuinely touched.
he got delivered by a cop and became a cop.... the universe is powerful
you should be ashamed. you are pretending that the universe is a conscious entity that does things.
@@louiscyfer6944 well look at his RUclips name smh.
faith kings, look at mine. how is it different?
LUCIFER Serious....
Signed Lucifer...lol
The baby grew up knowing about a policeman who saved him and wanted to become a policeman and do good things too. Their purpose of life indeed.
well he's not a cop anymore
Full circle! 😉
He got put away in state prison. The veteran inmates are probably dressing him up as a woman as we speak
The hero was fired for stalking and harassing a woman.
@@johnvandyk3591 Holy crap, I looked that up and it was true.
this is how humans should be.. not hating on each other..
Everybody trips out about race these stories get lost along the way. THIS is the America I know.
This is how us foreigners we used to think about America until recently.
@@loveandonlylove2359 Can happen again in time.
@@ceegabe1555 I really wish that to every country in the World. That story should inspire the rest of us humankind.
Darius Thomas how about stop generalizing about 27,000,000 people because not everyone in those communities hate police. How about you do that?
“It was the first baby I delivered...” this guy has clearly been a hero many times in many ways
He did not say the only one, so he leaves it open how many he assisted. It is likely more popular than we know.
Ahyel Production his mother delivered him, this dude just stood there and held his hand out
@@user-nq6um4bs5y He was measuring contractions? Do you actually know anything about giving birth
@@user-nq6um4bs5y "this dude just stood there and held his hand out"
then why would he say that he needed to remember his "training" from the academy? you really think his training said "put your hand out " ...lol...obviously its more than just that...
You wouldn’t believe how common it is that police officers actually help deliver babies. On the side of the highway usually. I remember driving by what looked like a traffic stop. Police cruiser behind a vehicle with lights and traffic advisor on. The rear passenger door opened (away from the street) the officer kneeling down and another man standing over him. I was confused and thought maybe there was a medical emergency involving the officer and as I drove past to pull over ahead of the car I saw a pair of legs propped up between the back glass and the passenger head rest and immediately knew what was going on 😂
There is a good mom and she did a great job with her son, what a wonderful story
Dont forget his Dad.
Longrider Dad too** stop the stereotype
Um he has a father as well
@@strandedincubaHey put that away, your white supremacy is showing.
@ Agreed, I caught some white guy on RUclips acting like he was a ignorant black guy to harass and incite white people. The levels people go to broadcast their hatred is incredible.
I remember reading about an even more extraordinary story. A police officer saved the life of a baby being born on the side of the road by rendering medical assistance. 20 years later, the retired officer had a heart attack and pulled over on the side of the road. His life was saved--by the baby he had delivered 20 years earlier, who had grown up in turn to become a police officer.
You're kidding!!! Do you have a link??
Oh WOW! Amazing❤
Goodness , I got a deep chill from that amazing story . Thanks . 😢❤
Yep it's in Ripley's Believe It Or Not!!
Kettch, you don’t have to one up the story every time. Not every single time.
I'm sure the retired cop is proud at how the young man turned out. More stories like this please!
He became just like him a cop which is incredible
He got fired for harassing a woman and following them on duty so he’s not proud 😂
@@JustinCase-my5vc deadass 💀
@@JustinCase-my5vc I just looked it up your right 💀
@@JustinCase-my5vc nooo!
Sigh. That's so disappointing.
This is beautiful. I am a nurse & 40+ years ago I had a 2y/o girl for my patient, in the small town ICU where I worked. She had been badly burned. The baby girl was in our unit for months as we treated her burns. She called all of the nurses Mama, because she did not have a loving mother. I never forgot this child. Four years ago I met a young woman working at a local convenience store. I saw burn scar patterns on her arms and scalp that were the same as that 2 y/o girl. It was that baby. I introduced myself and asked about her life. She said that she had a good life, husband and children. I was so happy to see her.
Wow!
Yes.........WOW
Omg, that was a beautiful story🥺
Would love to see this your story aired w more details.
How amazing. And what a lovely reunion it must have been.
That is so special, thank you for sharing💜🙏
Big shout out to CBS for actually putting something positive in the light when there is so much darkness over shadowing the good deeds
JIB23 Amen JIB23, Amen!
Amen
Still all the anti-police people will stay quiet when hundreds of good deed of officers are told, why? Cause it goes against their agenda when it turns out the majority of cops aren't racist, yes maybe it was in the past...but so was the general public. Many cops nowadays are cops because they want to change how the police force use to be. A lot of cops will uphold the oath till they retire, crazy tho how these people will probably sacrifice their life for someone who hates them, but the opposite can't be said
It was a Major surprise to find out it was a CBS STORY. Truth and Nice.
This is so beautiful
1:17 I love how he can barely believe it when he hears it
"That was me. That was me."
What are the odds, heh
Oof.. and now that same trooper just got sentenced to a year in prison..
@@mikerod6826 wait what he did???
“On January 2th8, 2020, Trooper Patterson conducted a motor vehicle stop of a female motorist on the New Jersey Turnpike at approximately 9:30 p.m. Patterson let the woman go with a warning, but he conducted a second, unwarranted stop of her vehicle a few minutes later when she exited the Turnpike at Exit 11 in order to make advances on her. Patterson disabled the DIVR in his vehicle to prevent his conduct from being recorded during this stop. The investigation revealed that Patterson subsequently put the victim in fear by following her to her home in his patrol vehicle.”
“This is not the first time we have encountered this type of conduct involving a law enforcement officer, but we hope that our criminal prosecutions will deter such conduct going forward.”
@@pamplantsmn5879 I find that hard to believe.
@@GuantanamoBayBarbie3too bad reality isn't based on beliefs. Googled it, it's the truth. He took a plea deal. Year in prison, no parole, and permanently barred from public employment.
She’s definitely going to cook him food on sundays! Welcome to the family
Haha love it.
Exactly. He's definitely got more family now beautiful
@casualstyle79 what about the Black retired cop yall shot in St LOUIS ? Does he not count as BLM. They recorded him dying. And the shooter was black .
Your beauty is mystical
Unfortunately, only the bad cops like Derek Chauvin are the ones going viral on the Internet. 😞😞😞😞Good cops don't get the recognition. 😪
Now THAT'S a feel good story!
Junkman2000 AGREED 100%!,
@PRINCE SHAMIYAH144 I agree with you to a point but lets not make some represent the sum total this is not the realistic truth. True we would all still be in chains if all Whites were animalistic paganistic racist. But our enemies far out number our White allies and while not all Whites are racist, as a people and nation they very much are.
PRINCE SHAMIYAH144 what is wrong with you?????
@@jamescarter8699 I promise you that most whites do not hate you, and are not your enemy.
I think this is how everyone wants to feel about the police.
Yea but they are being brain washed and led on or they would
grateful right, not scared to literal death
Edgar Littleton I agree
I have 3 children and they're afraid of the police and I explain to them that they are here to help us NOT hurt us. Yes unfortunately different things happen but my oldest got the opportunity to talk to 4 police officers and ask them questions. Best experience she could've had.
Exactly I love this story
His baby picture 😭 this is such a beautiful story. "That was me! That was me!" You can hear the excitement in both of their voices.
If the news media focused 90% on stories like this 5% weather. 4% sports and 1% negative. Id watch the news
Me too J. Me too
Jeremiah 32:27 AMEN 🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾
Unfortunatelly the media will do 99% politics
That's why I rarely watch news on TV and I'm on RUclips instead.. I can choose what I want to watch better than TV.
1000s of channel to choose and millions of videos...
I mean no disrespect or am trying to undermine your opinion, but that isnt great in the long run. You see, i used to believe this but i believe impartial, unbiased news would be better for the world. Feel good stories belong in the news, but so does graphic, warts and all stories. That would be so thought provoking, and bring us all together as humanity. Imagine a graphic, unbiased documentary that motivates humanity to collectively adress it? We would be even more advanced, the feel good stories do serve their purpose too. They motivate humanity to maintain, and enforce morals. Sadly however, the news mostly uses graphic and shocking events to make money(advertisements, running time, pushing agendas for political groups, deception). Such a shame that these resources and pain are abused, used in vain and are pushing us back as humans. Like i said, no disrespect but i feel like we need raw unbiased content to move foward as humans
The highlight of my police career was delivering two children, both girls!
Your own?
That.
Is.
AWESOME!!
Thank you for your service 😃
Thank you for your service ❤
🥰🥰
I'm a retired NJ State Trooper. I talked to Tpr. Paterson before I left NJ. I lived in the same town of Piscataway NJ as he did. In fact, we lived a half a block away from each other. Most of the Piscataway Police officers are squared away. Seeing that NJ State Police uniform on that young Trooper brings back many memories. Good story.
@Hammerschlägen M OH OH! You caught me. I lied. I missed the second 'T' in his name. Now I must march to the guillotine. That's what I get for not proofreading my comment. Btw, GFYS.
Thank you for your service to the community.
@StunniGod 333 🤔 what age constitutes an "old man"?
Thank you for your service from near by Maryland
@Hammerschlägen M ....you caught a typo ..used it as your "gotcha moment" and now are dancing in your underwear around your moms coffee table ...your family must be proud
He saved his life and now he's a cop saving lives. Wow
hes in prison now
Or taking lives. But sure.
As a Trooper he is 90% of the time writing tickets not saving lives
@@anonymouslakernerd7214 You don’t have to be the way you are.
@@jasont7814 Your mother likes me just as I am.
That retired Cop sowed a good seed and reaped good fruit. You can tell the good ones. I bet the boy was named after him. Wow!
The retired cop is named Matthew, the young cop is named Michael.
Almost.
There's good and bad people in all walks of life, not just 'cops'.
@@darrellandsondraholden9457 😐That's elementary. However at this time, we're specifically dealing with COPS.
@@ermonski Thanks for the correction. Respect.
Narrator: *he wasn't*
Delivered by a cop,, becomes a cops,, im crying ,, i dont know why but this is beautifully touching❤🙏🏽
hate to ruin it but the trooper got fired and is in prison now
@@mccroryshealthandfitness7242 damn bruh
@@mccroryshealthandfitness7242 show us that evidence or it didn’t happen.
And before you say anything otherwise, you brought it up; YOU provide the evidence…
@@XX2Media " michael patterson was accused and and sentenced to one year in prison for pulling over and stalking a woman" i googled his name
me tooooo 😭
Damn this is top tier wholesome content, we need more of this.
Facts. I’m tired of the Doom and gloom! Balance it out
But in the moment a needed conversation is being had.
lets make more of this ❤️
Yes!!
Fact
Seeing mum tearful still after all these with the man who delivered her baby is so sweet. Big thanks to people like Mr Bailly for these outstanding moments
NEED MORE POSITIVE STORIES LIKE THIS THESE DAYS.
You just took the good out of my mouth... thank you Arthur!
we are not short in this stories people just not interested they the negativity and the media give them that.
I got teary eyes just by hearing the lady. She's so grateful.
Amazing that a cop delivered him and he becomes a cop as well! 🥰
The Coquettish
I know right !
A special story indeed
A trooper...
I love a thin thread -what a great story. But that mother ...she is the epitome of eloquence, depth, poise, emotion you name it. Which is why her kid is the amazing gentleman he is.
I thought so too, but her son was fired and sent to prison for harassing women. Sad.
This is just such an amazing story. This officer has to be so proud of the baby he delivered grew up to become a state trooper.
he got fired and is in prison now
@@mccroryshealthandfitness7242 I checked on your claim and you were indeed correct.
Michael Patterson is indeed a crooked cop and his Google search was quite revealing.
Which one was fired for harrasing women? The retired old officer or what?
The young cop
@@eddieperez8111 is there news on this?
With so much anger and violence going on around us today, it's so nice to see something positive.
We see what they want us to see....we see the real
The kind of message the world needs right now.
Tigra Renee most of the violence starts with police shooting at us. Colin Kaepernick!!! Black lives matter!
@@phatcrayonz All lives matter.
Sam tyler you’re damn right. Even babies in the womb!!!!
Examples of what a great Cop looks like.
there are many more, the news cycle tends to only blast us with the piece of crap ones.
where, behind bars?
They've ran into each several times over the years and didn't know it. They are meant to be in each other's lives! So cool. I am ADDICTED to these types of stories.
I love how this journalist was truly emotional. Good stuff.
That's what human being does.
The reporter getting emotional too just sent me overboard 😭
Both officer's are what being humane in GOD'S world is all about.
don't think you know what kind of person god thinks is holy. They are pretty violent
@@TheCoffeeNut711 'They' by that i assume you mean police, and i agree, many police are violent, MANY, but its not healthy to assume all cops are violent, this video doesnt show them being violent, so unless you know of a story about them, youre makng an assumption, the same assumption that many cops make about the people they pull over, don't stoop to their levek man, thats not how change happens
@@Gibbypastrami by they I meant blacks, or colored as I call 'em
@@TheCoffeeNut711 all men are created equal as declared by god, you, a bigot, are not considered holy by his word, youve got a lot of growing to do before you step up to those pearly gates, i hope to see you there, and by you, i mean a man who has seen the error in his ways, repented, and corrected those ways, love you brother, hope one day youll see how deeply flawed your mentality is
Gods not real
I come back to this story once in a while and cry, every time.😂
This is the America I want to see
🇺🇸💯👍🏽💪🏽👌🏽👏🏽💯🇺🇸
You're in luck then, because this is how it is with the Vaaaast majority of police, and with people in general. So watching around and indeed this is the America you WILL see.
Amen to that.
@@smallblockchevy1022 if the media only reported good cops, they would lose views and ratings and they would be irrelevant
Me too.🇺🇲
Agreed 100%
This is the real news. :)
There should be a special channel where those fed up with negative reports in the media can watch POSITIVE stories to regain POSITIVE mental stimulation again.
No it's not
This is The GOOD NEWS ! I LIVE 8hours by JET plane - from The Scene !
@Biggie Boi that is true. But i still think that the 5% that is positive is what we need. The mood of the news has a large impact on people and most people can not look away. Think of it as a mood enhancer without the suicidal side effects.
"That was me." Instant goosebumps.
i know right that was crazy!
The young officer who was delivered is such a credit to his parents! He is articulate, thoughtful and showed such great character. The State Trooper who helped the mother and delivered him was just so cool about the entire thing. The story brought tears to my eyes that there are some really great people in this world!! Thank you!!
Oh my goodness! I love his mother! Momma is so beautiful, her heart crushes me and I'm a big dude.
starskeymaid I'm not a big dude but I'm a mum and thankfully I never had a delivery like hers. My babies are now 41, 31 and 24 and I still tear up when I talk about my children's births. It's an unbelievable experience. My brother was a policeman and he delivered a baby whilst on duty and they all kept in touch, he died early last year from Parkinson's disease. Do you know the tall (British) policemens helmets that they used to wear, well the story was if a pregnant woman needed to pee she could ask a policeman for his helmet to pee in. I know crazy but it was a urban myth, not true but the helmets had air holes in so wouldn't be much use.
@@jenniferholden9397 interesting.
Awww so sweet!!
Yes, she warmed my heart too. Something about her and her son seems so pure.
Don't understand the people who don't like this story--for me, it's very heartwarming.
All the bigoted race baiters can't leave a negative comment. Their only way to be a keyboard warrior is just to hit the unlike button.
@@hidingposer3422 Live by the keyboard, die by the keyboard
... wait what??
I just LOVE the mom. She's such a gracious person, you can just tell.
Duh-amm! When Michael’s mom started crying that was it for me...great story!
And he went into law enforcement too crazy how things work
That's humanity pure and simple, God bless the officer.
Both
Those are always the best stories. I recently chatted with someone on Facebook, about a year ago. I was on duty one morning and took her to the hospital. When she said it, I remember that day. I remembered we were looking for where she was located. My ambulance was in the back parking lot, where we helped her, before taking her to the hospital. I can picture that day. Life has a way of reminding you of precious moments in life. 25 years of EMS, never thought about looking for those I helped. But they never forget you! Always do good for others.
Such a beautiful story.
mynigga viewed her y0. 0. h. h. a lot more.
Very!
I'm crying right now. This is MORE than BEAUTIFUL to bring them three together. The Mother will never forget this.
Two great cops and such a wonderful mother who loves her son so much! Stay safe trooper! Semper Fidelis!
😬 trooper Patterson just got sentenced to a year a prison
@@trevorcampbell3709 Also banned from government jobs in NJ. He stalked a young woman he had pulled over. Just imo, he likely stopped old white dudes to harass them. This time he didn't know the connection.
They're all beautiful human beings. I can't say exactly how glad I am to find this. I think there are still many people like them somewhere and this gave me a hope for humanity♡
Damn they got me crying like the reporter 😪
Cop: is like we shall see where the future will take us
Mom: interrupts and says we are definitely going to keep in touch. That's code for you are definatly invited to the BBQ, Christmas and Thanksgiving lol!
Right?! He said where it takes us as in who knows and then the mom chimed in like WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN IS....Lmfao it was too cute and precious.
Right 😊!
STRAIGHT FACTS
Yep!
Now, that's funny😁
when he called the experience "purpose" that was so insightful and deep. Seems like a really intelligent young man who has a great mom
hes in prison now
@@mccroryshealthandfitness7242 well he is a cop what can you expect lmao
Thanks, I am crying while having lunch!!!!
😫
That retired cop must be super proud that the child he delivered became a state trooper! ♥️
Lovely!!!
I am having a very emotional Lunch right now as well :D
It's purpose😆
NOW THIS IS THE KIND OF STORY THAT I WANT TO HEAR ABOUT IN EVERY POLICE STATION THIS IS SO GOOD GOD BLESS THEM THEY ARE GOOD ROLE MODELS
This is a fine example of what it should be like always. Respect between 2 people not colors.
Exactly and there are many like this in the world who treat people with respect and kindness.
R D bloods crips! Unite! Black lives matter! ✊🏿
@@phatcrayonz everybody's life matters. 👊👀
Trailblazer 278 and also Indian Americans the ones from India. Great food!
@@phatcrayonz many thanks
I was crying right along with mom! what a great story!
Your heart would have to be made of stone to watch this and NOT cry . It's such an incredible, heartwarming story.
I want to see more stories like this. I'm tired of the craziness around the world.
well the trooper is in prison now, so
@@mccroryshealthandfitness7242 damn you're right that's a strange twist.
@@NOTAGOVTAGENT Actually, my instincts about this guy were spot on. All through this syrupy goo, I got a bad feeling. He's in for falsifying records, stalking a woman.
This is so true. I live on the East side of Buffalo, where a white man just TOOK black lives. We need more ❤ in the world.
Amen
divine intervention is what I call it God put people together for a reason
María Emilia Negrón I wonder why god can't put the rest of the world together. 😑
@@dollazstarr because he gave us the power of will to be able to do for ourselves. Everything happens for a reason. Although we may not understand why I believe when life is all said and done we'll have our answers..
@@dollazstarr stop being angry with God for what humans keep doing
@@kalelwilson8337 it's been a year and do you have the answer why God put people together for a reason?
@@FaithandNova how can I be angry for something that doesn't exist. 😊
I can't imagine being able to thank the person that helped deliver me, what an amazing encounter
you see in mother's eyes! how grateful she is! and how appreciative she is.. and the retired officer... he is so happy to be a part of this Devine experience! a good story for the crazy world that we live in! A FINE YOUNG MAN COMING FROM A BEAUTIFUL LADY! ASSITED BY A BEAUTIFUL MAN! WHAT A STORY!
They didn’t ask him the most important question, did he decided to become a cop because of this man?
Thats what I was thinking too.
Yes, a positive inspiring story his mom probably told him multiple times that changed the kids life and wanted to become a police officer.
This is what people need instead of celebrating degenerate rappers who promote crime.
If not consciously then subconsciously. As in he may not have directly thought “I wanna be a cop bc a cop delivered me as a baby” rather he just had grown up with such an overwhelmingly good perspective on police work and civic duty which certainly influenced his decision in becoming an officer.
The evidence is the answer.
@@hardowider5054 To be fair there have always been rappers who promote crime, but back in the day there were rappers that also rapped about life and world issues unlike today's rappers who mainly only rap about crime🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️
This is simply divine intervention.
I love that the parents kept the officer and event in Michael’s mind...💝💝
Beautiful! It seems that the mother always remembered the story of her son's birth and communicated it to him. Did this lead the son to becme a police officer? It is a story of birth, purpose, appreciation and playing it forward. Amen!
All police officers are brothers. No matter the color of their skin! You go trooper. Stay safe!
MOPARGuy color has no reason to be mentioned except in kindergarten and elementary schools. Color there is important. Crayons. And at lgtbq parades. Rainbow flags.
MOPARGuy You're the one thats trying to race bait by bring race into something that has nothing to do with this not Joe Blow.
This is a beautiful story it goes to show that there are still good cops out there
When we have stories like this, this is why we need to take action against the crooked cops bcuz good cops don’t deserve to be grouped in with these bad ones
Well he's crooked so: nj1015.com/nj-trooper-stalked-a-woman-on-the-turnpike-officials-say/
@Nut Google?
The "good ones" cover for the crooked. They know what goes on
Brook53 74 that is true but most do that bcuz of fear of losing their job or fear of being threatened
@@willkenshin so they get an excuse? Naw, cowards
He was delivered by a cop and became a cop himself. Amazing.
Can we please make these kind of videos go viral. I’m tired of the hate and division. We need more love. Thank you for sharing this story.
After always hearing that he was delivered by a police officer so often, is it any wonder the young man became one himself?
Nice looking young man. Mom did a good job and so did that good Samaritan officer.
@@linanicolia1363 y
Indeed
Hmmm. True. Good pt.
What's weird is that police delivering babies is actually pretty common. Seriously look it up.
"That was me!" Love it!
What a wonderful story! I am so touched! What is even more amazing than the story itself is how far reaching in time it has gone. Really. And I am not talking just about the 27 years between the child being born and him meeting the officer who delivered him. This video was first shown 4 years ago. And I am just now, 31 years after it happened, being touched by it. And there are others who have watched it and have also been touched by it. A good story is a good story whether it is hot off the presses or several years old. I am grateful that this particular story made it to me and to so many others!
A little update: the highway patrolman was fired and sent to prison for stalking a woman he had pulled over.
Now if only the rest of the world could see the type of awesomeness this story truly holds
What a story Trooper Patterson has to tell his kids and grandkids. Blessings.
Hello Donna
How are you doing? Hope you and your family are safe
Omg how touched and grateful the mom was had me bawling like a baby. She was so thankful to the cop.
And that baby grew up to become a cop! How amazing is that!
It would be hard to imagine a more beautiful reunion taking place purely by chance, than this one!
The Police Officer set aside all of his self doubt to help this complete stranger with the safe delivery of her beloved baby boy, and what a fine baby he was, going on to become a fine Police Officer.
This is a lovely reminder that People and Principles Matter!
I literally got "goose-bumps" when that officer said "That was me" , wow!!!! God Bless both of them.
No one writing this story thought to mention how a kid delivered by a cop became a cop? Any parallels? Inquiring minds wanna know
Probably because his mother sowed that seed in him telling him every birthday most likely lead to him becoming a cop
That’s the America I came to 28 years ago! Beautiful people. Honest feelings … Great story!
THANK YOU !!! For showing a happy cop story. I know its old, but this is so relieving.
Beautiful story. He grew up to be a fine young man👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾♥️
Pretty wild! Running into the cop who delivered you.😲😄
And hes retired and you the cop now
What is so beautiful is that he turned to be an officer to.just plain amazing.
The first thing he saw was a cops badge and gun. No wonder he himself ended up a cop.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😅😂😂😂
😃😃😃so true
LMAO 😂
Dead.
This brought tears to my eyes! It’s such a wonderful story. 🥀
I was tearing throughout. So beautiful!
"That was me, that was me!" Well, this story just went beautiful.
The mom tearing up was so sweet
Could we please have more stories like this? These people are all special indeed!!!!! Even Michele Miller is impacted. And mom- you’ve done a banner job!!! (Dad too!)
While I won’t say that it’s his parents fault, but he didn’t turn out as great as it seems. He’s in prison for stalking a woman he had pulled over. Obviously no longer employed with law enforcement.
A brilliant story this is so uplifting made me cry 😢
ahhh
Wonderful story!!!!! How wonderful that the baby became a cop when the man who helped deliver him was also one!❤
hes in prison now
@@mccroryshealthandfitness7242 Damn, I guess that undid him delivering the baby and inspiring the young man to become a trooper himself. You really did the Lord's work by spamming that reply on every comment, you made real important change here and don't you ever forget it!
Right now It’s a hard time for all the good people! God bless us all.
Another young man raised right by her beautiful parents. Well done
Please please news agencies do your part and bring more stories like this to life helping people get out of the miseries.
Doing good, no matter how far back, might eventually catch up to you.
nonshatter7 Amen!
When you do good deeds those good deeds always come back. I Believe in helping others because it's been times when someone help me when I couldn't help myself.
@@blessedhighlyfavored2132 Amen!!!
And so will it be on the day of judgement when we give an account for all we've done in this world
We need more cops like this
This cop just got suspended for stalking a woman search his name crazy stuff.
Kapp ^
@@RōninNinno I searched his name a the only thing that came up was this. Stop making false rumors to make good cops bad people. If you have a article link it.
@Guess Who Oh I thought you were talking about the white dude
Sometimes real life is stranger than fiction. What a cool story
I can hear the conversation now. The trooper calls his mom and says, Guess who I ran into today! I ran into this retired cop who says he helped deliver me. LOL! Awesome story!