Thank you mainstream media for reporting these kinds of stories. We hear so much negativity about cops these days that when we hear positive stuff it's so refreshing. Hard work ethic pays, and I hope this kid pursues his dream!
Thank you Officer Keffer for your kindness and generosity. Thank you for recognizing the good character of this young man who just wanted to get to work. Many Blessings to Jourdan and the officer. I hope Jourdan is doing well as this is 7 yrs ago. Jourdan has such a great attitude, that I am sure he will go far in whatever career path he chooses.
In 2003 the transmission went out on my truck in Stroud, Oklahoma. I didn't have the money to fix it so I had to abandon it and get a Greyhound bus home which was in Ohio back then. A highway patrolman saw my plight and took me to the nearest Greyhound bus station which was 30 miles away. I never got his name but he was about 30-35 years old and I have never forgottten him for helping me get out of a precarious situation. Thank you from the bottom of my heart !!!
I only see this kind of reporting on CBS News. Thank you for putting humanity first in journalism. God bless Jourdan- there's got to be a special mama behind someone like him.
I walk 2 miles to the train station, get on for 10 mins (about 9 miles) walk an additional 3 miles to work and back in the afternoon. I am very proud to walk to work. My ancestors, the Rarámuri, are great runners. I hope I am making them proud. Modern day has conditioned me to rely on trains, buses and cars but I wish I was just as strong as they are.
This. This right here is what we need. Cops that show that they care. Cops that wear the badge and uniform because they truly want to make a difference. Yes... police work is part social work. That's what needs to be understood.
See there are good officers, it's the killer cops that made him say, don't move, keep still. He didn't want him to think he had a gun. This is a beautiful story. Thank you CBS.
Would love to see a follow up to this story. Would be something if the young man did in fact become a poloce officer and for Benicia and this officer became his T.O.
More from Steve….can do the whole 60 minutes show or an evening news with just these stories. Let’s show America we have more that brings us together than we have to divide us.
I've been harassed by enough cops to fill a Greyhound bus, given nonsense violations for defending my rights, and etc. Nice to know there are some good cops out there, if this not just another bit of fake news.
I think for every bad cop that screws up and gets reported in the news, it needs to be followed by a story like this because the good ones deserve to be looked up to, it's just hard to do that when you hear 4 bad stories followed by one good one, when really there's a lot of good ones out there to be told
At :55. Steve Hartman claims that many officers would have just left this young man alone and moved on. That is NOT true, and he knows it. Dark at night. Industrial area where there's nothing open. Young black man in a hoodie. Let's all grow up here and understand....clearly....that most cops would have "investigated" this incident as suspicious activity and in many cases around the country such young black man would have ended up either dead or in handcuffs on his way to the police department. It's sad. It's pathetic. It's offensive. AND.....it's 100% true. Most of the time. And Steve Hartman has got to be smart enough to know that as a fact.
There are definitely a lot of good "millennials" out there along with other good people of various generations. These are all the ones we need to come together to heal this nation as much as possible. Police, racial divide, politics, etc have all suffered from the evil people encouraging the division. Before you believe anything you hear (especially the negative, blame placing stories) you should always investigate the matter. There are some dark forces in our midst who benefit from our nations instability. Follow the money and find out who benefits.
this happens more often than you think. officers going out of their way to help people that have nothing to do with their job description. i saw an officer give a woman & her baby in a stroller a ride when it was pouring rain out. i also saw an officer stop when a kid was trying to fix his broken chain on his bike. the officer fixed it for him. thats just 2 incidents that i saw. multiply that by thousands within our population. theres just no cameras around & they dont vie for publicity. nypd.
99.999% of all black kids are like Jordan. But we hear their story of death while playing at the park, going to the store, or walking home. Jordan was one of the lucky ones to make it home safely.
Thank you mainstream media for reporting these kinds of stories. We hear so much negativity about cops these days that when we hear positive stuff it's so refreshing. Hard work ethic pays, and I hope this kid pursues his dream!
Also like to hear about these kinds of "dedicated" young people, real souls of our humanity... Old Soldier Salute!
This police guy has a big heart God bless you we need more like him thanks
This “police guy,” lol, IGNORANT, is an Officer of the Law, a Police Officer…show some RESPECT woman!!!!!
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Easy there, not every one has a complete hrasp of the english language like you do judging by uour RUclips name.
Thank you Officer Keffer for your kindness and generosity. Thank you for recognizing the good character of this young man who just wanted to get to work. Many Blessings to Jourdan and the officer. I hope Jourdan is doing well as this is 7 yrs ago. Jourdan has such a great attitude, that I am sure he will go far in whatever career path he chooses.
The "no he's mine" was it for me that kind of love and support
Boy do we need more officers like him, I hope he stays safe out there.
An exceptional cop and a great story! Steve Hartman: keep on going finding great stories to share.
The police officer is a great human being 🤩 Good luck to that young man I definitely see success in his future 👍🏾
This type of thing happens every day but you won't see it. Bring back the respect!
Thank you for looking pass our differences, and finding our humanity. My kind of officer truly someone who "Protects and served his community.
7 miles!! That kid is amazing!
I love and miss Steve Hartman...you are so precious...
I was expecting negativity. My apologies to the officer. Thank you and best to the young Man
I mean it is Steve Hartman... ;)
In 2003 the transmission went out on my truck in Stroud, Oklahoma. I didn't have the money to fix it so I had to abandon it and get a Greyhound bus home which was in Ohio back then. A highway patrolman saw my plight and took me to the nearest Greyhound bus station which was 30 miles away. I never got his name but he was about 30-35 years old and I have never forgottten him for helping me get out of a precarious situation. Thank you from the bottom of my heart !!!
Wow... what a fantastic young man, and what a wonderful mentor! 🙏🏾💜🙏🏾
A good cop and a good kid! Such a wonderful story that makes you smile!
The world needs more people like you!!!
Good policeman
Lovely 18 years old who doing something right with his life
Thank You. There are GOOD, HARD WORKING PEOPLE EVERYWHERE.💙🇺🇸🌏
I love a good story with a happy ending. I wish this kid well because he deserves it and it’s important to know that not all cops are bad!
What an amazingly awesome young man..He is such an inspiration...this youngster. And thank you to the policeman for his empathy and compassion.
Sir
This is called humanity towards others.
What a lovely man he is, and a beautiful heart
ANGEL UNAWARE ~
A Man appreciating a man in the making...
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God bless this cop ....that's this attitude....
I wish in my town cops like this cop thank you sir
ive seen this video many times before since its been posted. I would love to know how this brilliant young man is doing today
Hoping good karma hugs the officer and that determine young man.
How love can change everything... it’s a beautiful mind blowing ...how love is needed more than ever this time...❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I'm in literal tears because Jordan got to live to see another day~
What do you mean? Sounds kinda racist!
I love these story's so much!
If only people will listen to one another, and respect each other regardless of ANYTHING, we will all realize that every life matters.
I only see this kind of reporting on CBS News. Thank you for putting humanity first in journalism. God bless Jourdan- there's got to be a special mama behind someone like him.
Amazing officer!! And kid!!
There really should be more police stories like these.
Such a wonderful story
we need more story like this one beautiful.
Always love our man Steve! Another great story!
I walk 2 miles to the train station, get on for 10 mins (about 9 miles) walk an additional 3 miles to work and back in the afternoon. I am very proud to walk to work. My ancestors, the Rarámuri, are great runners. I hope I am making them proud. Modern day has conditioned me to rely on trains, buses and cars but I wish I was just as strong as they are.
Holy wow.
I hope he's made it in to law enforcement.
Love how the cop said hes not gonna shake off the kid and that the kid is his kid black or not
Beautiful story❤
Another beautiful story.
Love this story!
Shoutout, could you possibly have a follow up on this story. Whether the young man pursued on his dream of being a police officer
Great on the cop, but even better that the young man has drive.
This. This right here is what we need. Cops that show that they care. Cops that wear the badge and uniform because they truly want to make a difference. Yes... police work is part social work. That's what needs to be understood.
See there are good officers, it's the killer cops that made him say, don't move, keep still. He didn't want him to think he had a gun. This is a beautiful story. Thank you CBS.
He is a wonderful man.
Anyone know if he ever became a police officer????
Great story
Just beautiful.
Omg he's such a nice cop God bless you 🙏 😍
God Bless Both of Them
I love all of these stories because it proves there's still HOPE! Thank the Lord for hope.
Would love to see a follow up to this story. Would be something if the young man did in fact become a poloce officer and for Benicia and this officer became his T.O.
Lol I love how they make a big deal out of the bike and mention the $38,000 like san after thought! :-D
“He’s mine” i love that and thought of the seagulls in finding nemo “mine mine mine” :)
Okay, that gets a tearing up. No group in our country needs more support than young black men.
More from Steve….can do the whole 60 minutes show or an evening news with just these stories. Let’s show America we have more that brings us together than we have to divide us.
Good action police officer, person like you it’s makes our good future
can we get an update? is this kid a officer now?
The fact that bike looks nice
YHWH God is smiling on this Officer, his colleagues, and this young man. May they live long and prosper. In Jesus Name. Amen
I echo Jerome Melgar's comment. We need more of this!
Not even just stories like this, more positive news segments in general would be great.
I've been harassed by enough cops to fill a Greyhound bus, given nonsense violations for defending my rights, and etc. Nice to know there are some good cops out there, if this not just another bit of fake news.
Too bad more cops aren't like this officer. Class act.
Please RESPECT & SUPPORT
POLICE OFFICERS EVERYWHERE.💙🙏🇺🇸🌏
Did Jordan become a cop?
I think for every bad cop that screws up and gets reported in the news, it needs to be followed by a story like this because the good ones deserve to be looked up to, it's just hard to do that when you hear 4 bad stories followed by one good one, when really there's a lot of good ones out there to be told
More stories like that to help the world.
At :55. Steve Hartman claims that many officers would have just left this young man alone and moved on. That is NOT true, and he knows it. Dark at night. Industrial area where there's nothing open. Young black man in a hoodie. Let's all grow up here and understand....clearly....that most cops would have "investigated" this incident as suspicious activity and in many cases around the country such young black man would have ended up either dead or in handcuffs on his way to the police department. It's sad. It's pathetic. It's offensive. AND.....it's 100% true. Most of the time. And Steve Hartman has got to be smart enough to know that as a fact.
I don’t hear the phrase much at all “around the world” sounds awesome great stuff too thank you
There are definitely a lot of good "millennials" out there along with other good people of various generations. These are all the ones we need to come together to heal this nation as much as possible. Police, racial divide, politics, etc have all suffered from the evil people encouraging the division. Before you believe anything you hear (especially the negative, blame placing stories) you should always investigate the matter. There are some dark forces in our midst who benefit from our nations instability. Follow the money and find out who benefits.
Ann E: Agree with you.
How does Steve Hartmann do it every week. His name fits him cuz he's got "Heart" man.
Dude this is so cool
Any update to this story 🤔
I hope he joined the blue. That kind of drive is infectious.
Awesome!
Amazing
It's scary that walking while black is still a capital offense to some police officers.
I used to walk that to school in college, I couldn't afford the calories I needed. I quit because I couldn't feed myself. Now I'm poor... Yeah!
Amazing🎉❤
Beautiful
this happens more often than you think. officers going out of their way to help people that have nothing to do with their job description. i saw an officer give a woman & her baby in a stroller a ride when it was pouring rain out. i also saw an officer stop when a kid was trying to fix his broken chain on his bike. the officer fixed it for him. thats just 2 incidents that i saw. multiply that by thousands within our population. theres just no cameras around & they dont vie for publicity. nypd.
Most cops wouldn't have just "left him alone" lol
Awesome
So cool
Nice!!!
dude was working to get too work.
I love it.
bruhhh i walk 7 miles to school everyday😑
Good cop, actually the best, I wish many learn a lesson or two from this great officer.
starts at 0:14
99.999% of all black kids are like Jordan. But we hear their story of death while playing at the park, going to the store, or walking home. Jordan was one of the lucky ones to make it home safely.
Wow
Don't lie most cops would Have wet. on a fishing trip to find a charge to arrest Him on
Bruh only 56 comments
CNN should learn something from here
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