Brave 14-Year-Old Protects Little Sister From Stranger With Gun
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- Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2023
- A Florida 14-year-old girl is being hailed a hero after protecting her little sister from a stranger with a gun. The drama started when a man, with a shotgun, suddenly appeared outside of their home. The man banged on their front door. When he started to leave, he turned back around and opened the front door. For Leigha Kissinger, her priority was protecting her 4-year-old sister. She scooped her up and carried her to another room to hide. The family doesn’t plan to file charges and hopes the man will get the help he may need.
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This is why you should always have your doors locked.
Exactly. Kind of irresponsible.
Disagree. They should be unlocked sometimes so that you can walk through the doorway.
EGG XAC LEE 💀💀 like if the door was locked we wouldn’t be seeing this rn
@@ninjaguyYTPerhaps something radical like, oh I don’t know… some keys??
Learning who Richard Chase was convinced me to always lock my doors
The way he was holding the gun saved his life. He was holding it like a 4 year old would drag a toy rifle around.
I was so confused why he was dragging it like that, thinking he was on something. Learning at the end he has dementia and I’m like “ohhhh okay.”
I think he didn't even know it was a gun. He might have thought it was his walking stick or something.
He thought it was a walking cane the way he was using it but he’s still lucky he wasn’t stopped by a trigger happy officer.
@ Gi I''m dead 😂😂😂
Exactly
Poor man. I could tell immediately by how he was holding the gun that he wasn’t all there. I hope he gets help (and has any dangerous things taken away.) good on this girl and her family for being brave and kind.
They'll take his gun and leave his knives.
@ronb67 probably not. He will probably be sent to a nursing home for his saftey.
@@nerdguru86you don’t understand dementia then.
@@nerdguru86how is he a criminal? He was holding the gun like a broomstick. Saw an elderly black lady smack a white kid in a grocery store and when they looked shocked she goes “don’t you talk to your grandma like that” 😂. Bro, dementia is a beast. They don’t know what tf is going on
@@nerdguru86Imagine having no sympathy for a very old frail man with serious dementia.
I cannot believe that door was UNLOCKED with these two precious girls home alone! I hope that gave their parents a wake up call!
From the amount of stories I've heard where people have their door unlocked, it seems quite common. Even if I leave my car for a minute I'll lock it. I've also gotten into the practice of locking my screen door too, makes it harder if someone wants to break down my door, they now have two doors they need to remove, which could give me a bit of extra time to form a defense/escape.
Right? I thought the exact same. How the heck was he able to just walk in?! 😳
Although I wouldn't blame the parents. I've told my kiddos this a million times and I would be upset but not totally surprised if I walked into an unlocked door at some point. Hopefully this taught the teen why her parents tell her to keep the doors locked.
Am African and my dad was military. Taught us self defence and security from birth 😅 when I went overseas I was so shocked how wypipo just dgaf about security and basically their life !!!!! Girls walking at all hours of the night in the dark half naked and drunk..people never locking or securing ANYTHING 😂 houses with no walls or security doors ... everybody singing how safe it is ... until it isn't huh 😮 ... nope ... I don't trust anybody that much with my life or my family life. Nope.
Most times, kids leave doors unlocked despite being told repeatedly to lock all outside doors when home alone. It's not ALWAYS the parents' fault.
My Dad suffers from dementia and it’s terrifying to think of him holding any kind of firearm. Thankfully no one was hurt and the family aren’t pressing charges.
EDIT: I feel like people were confused by my comment, so just to clarify. My Dad doesn’t own a firearm. I was just saying it would be terrifying if he somehow had gotten his hands on a firearm. We’re all caring for him and he’s safe.
It’s Florida so he can he all the AK-47 he wants (I know this was a rifle)
Extra dangerous, sad
he should not be allowed to have a gun
@@torresthemonsterand he's not
@@elizabethb1096Can’t understand you at all bud
What a brave big sister that 14 year old girl is. Praises for her and her dog. Hope that man gets help and doesn’t hurt anyone or himself.
She's decently attractive too. Just imagine her four years from now.
@@Zenigundam bro you can't be serious
@@ultimatefire1009 I'm just saying she's going to be something else by then. It's going to be hard for us to resist her.
@@Zenigundamwell the good news is that it will be easy for everyone to resist you 🤮
@@Zenigundam I’d be equally disgusted if you were a woman and said that to a young man.
That poor man 💔 dementia is such a terrible disease. I hope he’s getting the proper care he needs & isn’t alone.
Dementia is terrifying. Having to watch my grandfather slowly slip away over the course of 5 years was heartbreaking. He went from the bubbly, goofy grandpa who was always cracking jokes and pulling pranks on us to just an empty shell of a man who had no idea where he was or what was happening.
I have the same situation with my mother 😢
Glad to everyone for being safe and being kind to the old man. Also: LOCK YOUR DOORS. He should not have been able to just walk in like that.
ALWAYS! 👍
He shouldn’t be able to have access to a gun
@@kevinkuhnert4716He most certainly had already had the gun before he had health issues, someones rights cant be denied because they might have health issues in the future. You can bet now he most definitely lost his firearm privileges because of this.
@@benjaminnapoli1834 he literally should've had firearms rights revoked when he was diagnosed with dementia..
@@TheCreativeZombie this responsibility and fault falls on family and or caretakers that knew and didn't remove his firearms or had it reported.
Dementia can make you do some pretty terrible things. When my great grandmother, God rest her soul, suffered from it, she called the cops on her husband, thinking he was a stranger, more than once
Omg I’m so sorry for laughing
@@Martehoffmann8 How is that funny? That's actually a pretty common thing for someone with Dementia/Alzheimer's to do. I don't understand why you find it so amusing.
@@drmenjoyer1feel free to call the police on him
@@drmenjoyer1 what does it being common have to do with the fact that it's funny?
@@drmenjoyer1I don't understand why you take internet strangers to task even as they're apologizing
That 14 year old girl handled the whole situation perfectly. I'm so glad that no one got hurt and that the family did not press charges against their neighbor who is suffering from dementia. I hope that he will get the help that he needs.
It's refreshing to see people addressing the mental health issue instead of the gun. I'm glad everyone's safe.
Old guy with dementia still shouldn’t have access to guns though. Its fantastic that no one was hurt and the man wont have to spend the rest of his days in jail. Truly. He is not a bad man. But he shouldn’t have access to a gun if he has dementia.
@@homestyle2000 18 U.S.C. § 922(d) The law agrees with you
@@homestyle2000 he likely was ailing and nobody thought to have his gun taken away in healthcare or in his family if he had any help. He did not purchase the gun or obtain a license with dementia lmao
Dementia is not considered a mental health issue - it is a disease that affects your brain though .
I like the way the family was empathetic to the man. Instead of pressing charges, they want him to get the help he needs. This family really has a heart.
thats empathy bro
sympathetic is basically relating to ones problems, empathy is feeling bad for them
@@o______- Oh, thanks for that. I've corrected my error on that. As you see I now removed sympathetic, and put the right word.
Bro has dementia and was lost.
He was just misplaced is all, most likely already receives help.
@@o______-isnt it the other way around
I like how he casually opened the unlocked front door.
americans have a false sense of security these days . Simply Leaving your door unlocked can cost you your life.
he has dementia, probably thought it's his own house
Why wasn’t the door locked?
@@TheM2heavymaybe they felt lonely
@@Rocket_Man.What?
aww the fact that they’re not pressing charges. mental health is real. god bless this family❤
I'm trying to figure out their neighbors and she had no idea who he was. , Ok
This story had so many heroes!! The sister, the dog, and the cops for not immediately shooting the man!! Because I feel like lots of cops wouldn't have given the man any chances and would've opened fire. I'm just so glad that everyone is ok, and that they aren't pressing charges. That man with dementia should NOT have firearms available to him. They should all be taken away, and he needs to have family help with watching him better. But good job everyone!! You're all amazing.
What charges could they have pressed?
How is the girl a hero? What was heroic?
And the dog ... What did the dog do that was heroic???
Cops not immediately killing a sick old man is heroic???
You have no understanding of the law or basic vocabulary.
@@goodcitizen3780 you must be fun to be around
I am,@@davidl8759.
Much more fun than hysterical dupes who can't tell the difference between heroism and cowardice.
Unless, of course, you'd rather feel good than know better.
I’m glad everything was handled and nobody got hurt… but people PLEASE!!!- STOP LEAVING YOUR DOORS UNLOCKED!!! Even if you live in a so called “calm” or “peaceful” labeled neighborhood, You don’t live in a barn! Lock the door! 🙏🏻
Yes even in "CALM" neighborhood's there still a chance that someone bad can come in.
You people really love living in fear lmaooo
Yup! Lock your doors. I remember when I was a kid, I stayed up late one night playing Minecraft and slept in during the morning. That morning I was home alone. Later, my parents were so worried and was glad I was safe. That's when I was told some random person was running from the cops and ran through my house and left through the back door while I was asleep. My parents never locked the door because we were in a "safe" neighborhood. We lock the doors now.
I live in a relatively low-crime area. Usually when you hear sirens, is because either there is a fire or it’s an ambulance going to/from the local home. I remember going for a morning walk and seeing people’s garages open, car windows down, I had a friend who never locked their doors. Regardless of living there forever, I always thought it was absolutely insane
I have a 10 foot fence and 3 big, fairly hardcore dogs. Someone would have to be a fool to climb into the yard knowing they have no way out. 🤣
And then some people have obvious surveillance.. it’s not a big deal to leave door unlocked.
What a smart young lady. She reacted so quickly and quietly. Most adults wouldn't have acted that fast. She will go as far as she wants to go in life, and do anything she sets her mind on. Great job, sissy. What a cute family that is.
So smart for not even knowing how to lock a door lol
@@icankillbugsdo you lock your door during the day?
@@DetectiveMarsYes, yes they probably do
@@DetectiveMars You must live in high Christian conservative neighborhood if you're not afraid of locking your doors.
@@DetectiveMars nope. I also live an hour from town. If I hear somebody coming down my road they've got bigger problems to deal with than a lock.
Oh my goodness! What a brave girl and also a very compassionate family. This story could have ended so much worse. Thank God there were Angels all around that day. Great job, big sis! ❤️🫶🏻👍🏻👍🏻😇
So glad you're ok. Please keep your doors locked at all times. 🙏🏼
Poor man, i bet he was just as scared as those kids, and poor kids for going through that. Awesome big sis! Im glad it all turned out alright for all.
I think his mind was blank so he had no idea what was going on.
@@dorathedestroyer770that’s not how dementia works
@@naurfrplsThey also wasn’t sure if it was dementia, they were only guessing
@@naurfrpls All your thoughts feel intact yet you'll be carrying a shotgun down the street thinking it's what you're supposed to do. Dementia is scary.
@@94oddyno. They said “it is said he was suffering from dementia” which means that’s what they heard from police. News reporters have to be careful about how they say things. They wouldn’t mention anything about his mental health if they weren’t told otherwise.
That whole family seems like great people! Not even pressing charges. Compassionate people. I do hope that man gets the help he needs.
Unfortunately dementia is really awful. My grandmother had it, and went to a neighbors house with a TV remote one day asking why her phone wasn't working. Old guy probably thought that was his house, or was confused where he was. Even walking to the cops he looked like he had no idea what was going on
doesn’t seem right to press charges against someone suffering from dementia
that’s just me though
There isn't anything to press charges for. There wasn't any crime committed. I mean yeah it's scary but in reality he didn't commit any crime besides perhaps not obeying law enforcement, but the family doesn't have anything to press charges for.
@@digiwolff It's criminal trespass with a deadly weapon. How do you think this isn't illegal? Good grief.
@@PhatBoyFresh because he’s old so apparently he can do no wrong
He looked like he needed help. I'm glad everyone is safe.
i mean yeah he has dementia
So sad our society forces our kids to defend their lives and properties! Be brave, safe!
Dementia sucks!
How great of everybody that handled this during AND after! ❤️
What a great ending, dog protects the home, Sister protects her sibling, cop arrives in time and de-escalates the situation, family ask help for him instead of pressing charges. ❤
Dog: Get her to safety, I got this!
Cop de-escalates???
He stood there and yelled.
I do him props for not mag-dumping on the old boy....
@@marquan1976 "Hold my Alpo."
Pressing charges for what? The news is silly, they didn't have anything to press charges for lol
@@digiwolffbreaking and entering, endangering the welfare of children.. like tf lol
Imagine the pressure she had to be under knowing that an armed man was entering their home and she only had a few split seconds to get her young sister to safety. That is exceptional bravery, courage, and love for her to remain calm, collect her sister into her arms, and rush her to safety. I’m sure that her entire family must be very proud of her.
Hopefully the elderly man’s family took the necessary precautions in order to make sure that he no longer has any access to firearms.
Kudos to the family for realizing the man needed help. Good job big sister!
Props to the police officer for been cool when the old guy walked over to him.
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@@iamkristina2003?
no
so now we're congratulating cops for doing the bare minimum?
Being*
I knew immediately he was suffering from dementia. Thank God he didn't kill anyone or cause the cop to defend himself! I pray he's now safe and living his best life, as much as he can, in a permanent care facility ❤ Awesome big sis! She's such a brave young lady!
Looking at the way he moved, the way he carried (dragged) the gun (kinda like an infant) and the look of bewilderment was a good indicator. I think the cop knew he was in distress, and that's why this ended well.
Same! The way he was shuffling and dragging that weapon. He was lost. Glad he didn’t think his house was being broken into.
Very sad
I was gonna say Alzheimer’s 😂 but same thing pretty much
as big sisters we would do anything to protect our little siblings, she handled the situation perfectly!
That’s so sweet that the family wishes the best for the old man, dementia is scary and can make people do things. I’m glad they’re all okay
Teach your kids to always have the doors locked no matter what!! Nobody should be able to just walk right in the house like that
People remember to always lock your doors no matter what even if your in your car always have your doors locked number one rule right there
If I hear somebody coming down my road that takes 25 minutes to get to from the closest town, they'll have a lot more to worry about than a locked door lol
Who locks their house during the day when they're in it? Unless you're in a cartel or some ghetto city
@@idk8964 it don’t matter where you’re at there’s bad people everywhere don’t trust anyone
as an european i agree
@@idk8964you just leave all ur doors unlocked, weirdo.
That's incredible how she kept calm & protected her lil Sister,but how come front door wasn't locked?
Saying 🙏🙏🙏 for him hope he gets the help he needs. Glad the family safe
Dude is more lost and confused then the girls
Because the girls don't have dementia?
I mean… he’s suffering from Dementia 😞
I'm trying to figure out their neighbors and she had no idea who he is and never seen him before.
Well done, big sis! I am also the oldest child and would protect my brothers in a heartbeat.
Hopefully, you never leave your house and car doors unlocked for random strangers to have super easy access.
It's not about you
I feel so horrible for everyone in this situation, I’m sure he had no true intent to do harm, but his disorder messed with his brain. I’m thankful everyone is safe
Bro could have been a veteran or an ex cop and just had an elopement.. I’m a caregiver at an Assisted living in Colorado so I see elopement all to often.. luckily we don’t allow access to any kind of weapons in my facility so stuff like this don’t happen
@@Shinuchiha_99 that’s what I thought as well
And this is why you don't leave your door unlocked even when you're home!!! I really don't understand the false sense of security people have. It was shattered for those girls but thankfully they weren't physically hurt! Good job Big Sis!!!
Where did that man get the gun? If he's suffering from dementia, he shouldn't own a weapon. Does he have any friends or family who check on him? I'm glad no one was hurt or worse.
Probably owned it for a long time looks older
it is a double barrell shotgun, a very antiquated design, wasnt even holding it correctly
For all we know, it was a mantle decoration that hadn't been moved in 30 years. In which case, no one would think to separate him from it.
AMERICA
@@Virtual_Victor. Dudes had that rifle for 50+ years for sure.
This is why you always make sure to lock your doors and windows.
@@icankillbugs You're joking, right? If so, it's not very funny.
@@DominicI1 what's funny? I've never seen windows with locks lmao wtf is that. Must be some super crime infested area.
@@icankillbugs You must live on the streets...
Apparently you have never seen windows. They all lock. Get out of the basement once in awhile.
In case a guy with dementia and a shotgun shows up?
Nah.
Wow quick thinking saved the day. So brave big Sister. God bless you both.
That 14 year old is the real definition of a real and caring sister
Nobody talking about the fact they had the door unlocked? My parents raised me to always lock the door behind you. People who say "it's your own house" sure. It's your own house til you get attacked by someone inside it. Keep leaving ya doors unlocked. You have been warned.
Rule #1: Lock the Front Door!
Period!
I don’t get how anyone still leaves the door unlocked. Even my kids know to lock the door immediately
i never understand why people leave their doors unlocked like the suburbs is safe
Doesn’t the 14-year-old have parents with common sense that teaches her to lock the front door especially when she’s home alone with her four year old sister?
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Maybe they forgot or it's normally a safe neighborhood. But at least they had security cameras. Even if the door was locked, what's stopping him from breaking through a window?
Common sense isn't that common... especially in Florida lol
i wonder the same, could’ve been waiting for her parents though. even then when i was 14 (even younger) and babysat my sibling(s), i was told to lock the door and not open it for anyone.
@@accioyoongiSame
Why was her door not locked? So much for safety
more importantly why was someone with dementia allowed access to a firearm?
No one locks their door when they're home in the middle of the day..
@@idk8964speak for yourself, in a country where even homeless have guns it’s pretty stupid.
Maybe in the 50s not now 😂
@@idk8964My door is locked 24/7.
I'm glad the family was trying to make sure he got help he needed instead of throwing him in jail. He obviously had no ill intentions of harm so thank God for that
I had a neighbor that had dementia, and he would get lost around the neighborhood all the time it was so sad
Bravo, young lady.👏🏽👏🏽❤️But, people, PLEASE keep your doors locked ALWAYS, and advise your children to do the same! We live in a different kinda world, these days. We need to stop taking things for granted.❤
Let’s also remind people to keep their guns secured. My question is why did someone with dementia have access to a firearm?
There's a lesson to be learned... keep your doors locked.
And also old people with dementia.
You could tell by the way he walked up he wasn't functioning at full capacity. Good head on the girl's shoulders; reacting quickly to save her sister. Police did a great job of reading the situation and not shooting a confused old man.
The poor man didn’t even know what he was doing. He shouldn’t be charged, he should get help.
leaving your door unlocked is like the dumbest way to just say hey random dude come into my house
Amazing person. We need more people like this girl.
Good neighbours, i hope the old man gets the help he needs❤
Scary story but I felt so bad when they said he had dementia. I'm glad the sweet family didn't file charges. ❤
What charges? For what?
There'd have to be a crime. There was no crime. Wtf is wrong with y'all?
@@goodcitizen3780the family didn't press charges against the old Man.
@@rondolan6457
What charges would they have pressed, is the question.
There was no crime, Ron.
@@goodcitizen3780 so if someone' who you didn't know just walked into your house with a weapon with your kids in it you would say we're not going to press charges no harm no foul it's leagal just to walk in anyone house with a weapon anytime they want..
Glad they’re ok
I had an odd feeling there was something off about the man! Glad no one was hurt. The police handled it well.
Lmao you must be psychic!
@@ghostwalk2446 no, I've seen enough of sleepy Joe to figure out what's going on lol. I also worked around people who had dementia and Alzheimer's.
@@ghostwalk2446 It's not hard to notice dementia, unless you don't go outside from your basement.
Something off? Perhaps it could be the huge freaking gun he was carrying? 😂
@@dominicr9068we don't know how has dementia. Really doesn't seem like it
The little princess has a beautiful smile for her sister.
Good for the girl protecting her sister! I’m glad no one was killed or even hurt, but the old man needs to be evaluated. If it is true he is suffering from dementia, he should have caregivers around at all times. Also, keep the doors locked all the time
I understand why the family didn’t want to press charges,
No good would come from it.
I’m glad he wasn’t violent.
It could have been so much worse with someone suffering from Dementia.
Good Job Big Sis!
Proud of you.
The charges probably wouldnt stick anyway.
also cuz they didnt locked their doors .....
@@blazecanon754 - that’s not a crime. It’s also nothing to be ashamed of.
It means you feel safe in your home.
The police will not hold it against you and neither will the courts if you tell them you didn’t lock your door.
@@auntiem873 i didn't say it was a crime it's just.... no one should feel safe with doors unlocked because no one should know what comes up.... anything could happen .... and this video proves it all
@@blazecanon754 - I grew up in a major city on the west coast.
Never locked the door except when I left for more than a day.
I always felt safe.
Was robbed once, still didn’t lock the door.
I’m in my 60’s now. I lock my door now. Mostly cause if someone does come in, the courts will not punish them because of their skin color not because of the crime they did.
Thank God nobody was hurt. Bless this family, bless that man and his family as well. 🙏
A stranger armed with a gun with dementia appears in your home? What a dangerous situation. Luckily, no one was hurt.
Poor man I hope he gets all the help he needs
We as society fail to support to each other and respond with fire
Thank you Big Sis! Always lock your door in this world of lunatics and sickos although your neighbour was as innocent as innocent can be. Wonderful people not to press charges, you will reap your just reward🙏🏻
What a brave girl for protecting her younger sister hopefully this man gets the help that he needs
Everyone in this incident is heroic to me. The pup. The girl. The officer who managed to recognize the situation and disarm the man without harm. Even the old man himself for retaining some little bit of rational control he could
I am so proud of you!
I’m a middle sister. So happy have an amazing big sister, plus I get to get a big sister to someone also.
You did amazing!
Girl power!
That’s why you should always keep your doors locked especially if there’s precious treasure there
How do I get in if the door is always locked?
She should be very happy, and proud of protecting her little sister.
Bravo to the girls, police, and dogs.
No use in charging the neighbor as long as his caretakers remove his weapons and get him proper care - very likely in a facility. He’s a textbook case of not being of sound mind.
Dementia is such a terrible condition. Poor man and great sis for taking care of her little sister. Good on the police as well for not shooting the poor man.
That's a hero & a real sister!🙏🏻❤️
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@@iamkristina2003Yes
@@iamkristina2003How is she not a hero explain or shut up
@@saraswinerton7202
Because heroes don't run and cower. Heroes face the fear.
Heroes help people.
This girl was terrified of a non threat and panicked so bad that she didn't even lock the door.
If that was a person with ill intent and not a scared old man her and her sister would have been easy pickings all huddled up in some corner sobbing.
She should have kept her head and recognized that the old man wasn't any kind of threat. Instead she flipped her lid and hit the panic button.
Some pfuhkin hero
I'm trying to figure out their neighbors she had no idea who he was.
What a brave girl! The door was unlocked? Even though my neighborhood is safe, I always keep the doors locked.
yes sir
Someone should always be with him.. so sad. im glad nobody was hurt. Poor elderly with no care.
Crazy how the best outcome can be seconds away from complete tragedy
who tf leaves an elder with dementia with a gun??? thats literally so stupid
He stole it. The Sheriff’s Office said the man had first entered another neighbor’s house.
Officials said the woman inside that home tried to get him to leave but he hit her and stole her shotgun.
The man, who also lives on the same street, is an elderly man believed to be suffering from dementia.
Cheers to the whole family. The big sister, the dog, the parents, all of them, and the officers too. This is a rare point in history where you see all people involved making good decisions and helping the world properly. Just absolutely love this.
Except the decision to leave the door unlocked?
@@jamescarpenter7161 yeah i saw that too lmao. Everything except for that.
she didn’t even make an effort to get her poor dog. Sorry, but she does not deserve a dog.
@@jessicamarie8299 Don't be one of those people. Keeping her younger sister alive is absolutely the priority in this situation and she can't do that if she dies trying to get a dog.
@@madderandmaddershe fouldvebsailh snapped her fingers or whistles. You see she took her sister to another room and came back out.
Unlocked door!! Enough said..Keep your homes and cars secured people!
I would've been more impressed if she had remembered to lock the door.
Keep your door locked. Problem solved without a gun.
What about the window? What's stopping him from in through the window?
From older sister to older sister, you will be her hero for the rest of her life and she will never forget that. I remember when I went to school with my brother, some students were bullying him because he has Autism, my mom was at work, she is a nurse, so I went on her place, the bullying stopped after that, pretty much because I called them out and I'm eleven years older than them.
My brother is forever grateful for that and I know your sister will be too ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
The little girl probably didn’t fully understand what was going on.
Might wanna edit because you put 'she will forget that.'
@@thelvadam8811 OMG, thank you for pointing that out, English is not my first language, I actually had to learn by myself. This is something that happens even when I speak my first language, Portuguese, I have ADHD.
Thank you so much!
@@jamescarpenter7161 you would be surprised on how much they can remember and understand at that age, she probably went to school the next day and told all of her friends and the teacher. She might not know how dangerous that was, but she'll someday, for now she just know that she's safe with her sister ♥️
That’s a very well spoken, mature, brave, and quick thinking 14 year old 👏
Oh damn 😯, my heart just sank.... SANK, when I first started watching. I have daughters that age, it was almost like a reflex that she grabbed her lil sis and ran/hid.
Even being scared and wondering what the heck was going on, she acted swift and brave. 🙏🏼🫶🏼👍🏼
If only we had some locking mechanism that would keep the door shut
When the younger sister said "I love sissy", I actually nearly teared up at that. Beautiful!!
Lock your damn doors, the parents negligence is unreal
I’m so glad no one was hurt and smart young lady! That man needs help with dementia, a sad disease!
Those girls also may need help! PTSD is not a fun thing to go through!
Scary for all parties! Let's hope that man gets help. So glad everyone is okay!
She's a very brave hero. Heartwarming of her to show such courage for her younger sister.
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what is so brave about running into another room
Heroes do brave things, they help people.
Bravery is facing fear and acting appropriately.
Cowardice is slamming the panic button at the slightest non threat and running to cower and hide like an animal.
You people need a dictionary and a higher standard. Pfuhk
I'm glad that the big sis had the presence of mind to grab her younger sister and evacuate to a safer place in the house, kudos to you young lady superior thinking.
The word "hero" gets thrown around way too easy. She did the right thing, but clearly this guy was not well.
So she is brave for not locking the door, not running out the back to safety, not calling 911, awesome. The girl did NOTHING.
She’s 14 and she was panicking you mfs always have negative things to say
@@xofxtou4400 she Did what, other than have a video of her picking her sister up? Dog at least took a stand.
What back? Why would outside be safe? Calling police while you're trying to hide?
You're just all around dumb.
Police does absolutely nothing if you're directly confronted with an armed (presumed) attacker.
Might as well call NATO.
Glad everyone is ok and glad there not pressing charges. I had a aunt with dementia it very sad to see someone suffer with that disease.
In moments like this, your big sister becomes your hero 🦹♀️
So glad to hear of a happy outcome versus another tragedy. She was brave & quick thinking and her dog was fearless & courageous, however….her family’s lack of practical safety measures and teaching the kids, could have equaled disastrous consequences. Please LOCK your doors folks, that’s the very first line of defense.