She's a hero. Unbelievable that the driver didn't see a police officer dressed in a orange rain coat, outside a school with big yellow signs. This person should never be allowed to drive again...
HOW did that driver not see a person wearing bright orange in the middle of the road and cross walk signs?! They should have their license taken away if their eyesight is that bad or they have a completely lacking attention span.
@@WhoIs_ENTR the car stopped immediately after hitting them. If the breaks hadn’t worked, the car would’ve kept rolling. So no it was clearly the fault of the driver.
She saved someone’s baby. I can’t imagine the relief I would feel if I was that child’s parent. I hope she recovers quickly and she gets the recognition she deserves!
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She's willing to risk her life, need more people like her on the streets to protect Also, to protect a child. I would love to get the chance to save a kids life whenever the time arrives. Why not?
She is the epitome of the saying “be the miracle.” Quite inspiring. Hopefully the kid will always be grateful to the lady for the rest of the kid’s life.
This is erroneous. There was no miracle here. The officer was quick to action and it’s she that gets all the credit. A miracle by definition implies an extraordinary event manifesting divine intervention of which there can of course be none.
@@fezzik7619 the officer intervened to push the girl out of the way saving her life, if that's an event or a miracle I probably don't know what is. If that officer wasn't there the girl would've been ran over, but it's a miracle that the officer is there.
@@arlenehernandez2439 It’s a miracle that an officer dressed in orange safety gear that’s normally posted in a crosswalk as a crossing guard was there to pull her out of the way? I don’t think so. Again, by definition, a miracle implies divine intervention and there is no divine being influencing anything that happens in the world. All of the credit simply goes to the officer for being heroic.
She is a hero because she went beyond the call of duty. According to the SCOTUS, police officers do not have a constitutional duty to protect civilians from harm. Therefore, it was not her job to endanger herself to protect that child. For this reason, she is a hero.
@@baldthebeanbag1315 were you in the car with them? No idiot look at the car its clear they had no intention on stopping they only stopped cause they realized they hit and officer you cant do a hit n run on an officer without getting at least 10 years I can promise you if he would have just hit that kid he woulda drove right over her and never looked back dude looked like he was trying to hit a kid. Stop defending this idiot there's no reason anyone should be going that fast in a school zone in the first place.
I don't know how that wasn't a broken leg. I did a quick Google search and the officer only had minor injuries. Could have been way worse - like a dead kid worse.
@@dragonsember Give her better gear. The orange coat should also have shiny, white, reflective trims. And she should have a hand-held stop sign. Not saying the driver isn't at fault, but an orange coat by itself shouldn't have been their only strategy.
She certainly did "a great thing." Stepping in harm's way to selflessly protect another is truly heroic. God bless her, the child, driver, and her road to recovery.
@@MissAmanda0515 In her online bio she says "if [she makes] a difference for just one person [she has] done a great thing." Simply because of that online biography I included the quotations. Thank you for the question and if you liked what I originally wrote. God bless & stay safe.
She made a difference for an entire family who were able to see their child, safe and alive, that evening. A true act of selflessness and courage. Respect to her.
Or that family could have taught their kid a valuable lesson of STOP, look both ways, evaluate traffic, then cross when it’s safe. Kid walking up the sidewalk, didn’t stop, didn’t look either way, and bolts across the road. Amazing how simple habits of self preservation aren’t taught anymore. So many people jumping to the conclusion driver was on their phone. Maybe they were, maybe they weren’t. But if kid had stopped and looked everyone would be okay. And person in the crosswalk was wearing a rain jacket and thought I saw window wipers going from the video angle. Maybe the car was hydro planing on the wet road and couldn’t stop in time
@@tailsof1leo180 Damn dude if you're gonna try and play detective at least watch the video. You can clearly see when the brake lights activate and they activate right before the impact lmao the driver was 100% texting while driving. Everyone in this video failed. Even the officer controlling traffic. Because the officer made a hand gesture towards the kid making it seem like it was safe to cross but it wasn't. And the kid should still look both ways regardless
When my mom was young, someone in her school volunteered to be a cross guard , and one day sacrificed his own life to save a girl from being struck by a vehicle crossing the street… he was a local hero whole town went to his funeral, its just sad there was no majors stories about it back in the time.
Even if its been some time, newspapers can still do in remembrances of. You should write to your local paper companies about it and tell them they should make an article about it
@@Neko.Virtual idk if this lady here is what we call a lollipop lady in the uk, but if she is then she is in charge of stopping traffic and stuff to let people cross the road, so the kid would have just assumed that if she was there, it was safe to cross
I’m so glad she wasn’t badly hurt and that this wasn’t a tragedy! She’s a real hero. Even if this was a traumatic situation for both, that kid will grow up to know she was looked out for and was saved in that situation.
@@mrbojangles9841 remember this isn't about you. It's about this lovely woman who saved someone that day. We all know better then too lable a group of people and blame every one but yourself.
I feel bad for saying this because I have this weird skill where I can see things most people would missed. 1. The girl didn't look both way while crossing the road. 2. The girl dodged the car, but the lady in orange overestimated and pulled the girl. The pulling cause a whiplash that caused the lady to spin and eventually losing her balance. 3. The driver was probably texting / distracted. 🐻
@@condorX2 the kid didn't look both ways because there was a lollipop lady right in front of her who had signaled the oncoming car to stop. the girl was in the same position as the officer before she was pushed away, if the officer hadn't pushed her away, both of them would've gotten injured, also im not sure what your trying to prove??
@@johnxina7797 It's simple. Try pay close attention to the white line the lady is standing on and the car bumper. Now watch how the kid crossed it before the lady pulled the kid arm. That's right, she was trying to sling her. It's not push many would mistaken for. She was pulling and the extra kinetic friction caused her whole body to spin and then she dropped to the ground from slipper road. The car didn't hit the lady if anyone is wondering. How about you? What else did you see beside the obvious?
That was really quick thinking tho. The majority of people freeze up and don't know what to do, but she did all the right things in just the right time
she had absolutely no hesitation for doing the right thing. that woman could have thought she was going to die in that moment, but still risked it all to protect an innocent child. im glad her community recognizes her for what she is, a true hero!
@@heisonmartinez2880 i cant even get mad when thankfully even if you're not one we still have good people like her in the world who wouldnt let a little girl get run over 😊
This actually made me cry with joy. She understood the assignment, doing her job with all her might. Saving this young girls life, even if it meant she may face a risk. The greatest love/ sacrifice was displayed that day. She made a difference! Followed her passion in a career she loves and is committed to and listened to her calling to genuinely serve others. Thank you!
Me too bro, me too😭 I just want to thank her and hug her even though I don't even know her. Especially cuz I just feel like you would do that for any kid, it just makes my heart so light it's cheesy but honestly I wish all people who worked with kids were like her.
You would not believe the number of grown adults I have seen when driving home from college on their phone texting etc. I think it’s grown people that need to be reminded not to text and drive I have never reached for my phone behind the wheel. Smh
@@42luke93 Definitely did not seem like the car lost traction. Even if it did, it would mean it was going way too fast. Hopefully the driver gets their license revoked.
I nearly got hit by a car the other day, there were two girls in front of us and this idiot decided to hit the gas. We were passing the yellow line down the center too, that idiot saw about a group of 10 of us walking too.
I'm just going to assume that this person was using their cell phone this is why there needs to be harsher penalties when it comes to driving and the use of cell phones. Praise God that Officer was there to save that child's life🙏🏼🙏🏼
@@calico097 Or, programming coordinates in a GPS. The driver could've been doing anything that was a 'distraction'. Off-topic, when I tested for my driver's license, I handed my phone and my smartwatch to my mother so she could look after them (and also so they didn't pose a distraction on the test).
No, God used the lady to save that kid. The timing was no coincidence. Too, If the kid weren’t running then it would’ve been bad. Something told that kid to run.
The officer is a hero! Her first instinct is to push the child to safety instead of saving herself. I don’t think I can be this self sacrificing tbh. May God bless her.
This is why, despite people telling me to just walk into the crosswalk because I “have the right of way” and “the driver legally has to stop”, I just can’t. I want to be absolutely sure the driver sees me and is going to stop for me. I’d rather make eye contact and get a wave than just assume.
Exactly. I have a lot friends and know a lot of people that just walks without looking or they look but still goes ahead because they think just because they have the right of way, the car is going to stop. People need to realize that there’s bad drivers and evil people. And I keep telling them that ALWAYS MAKE SURE THE CAR WILL STOP !!! I learned that years ago, when a car was also inches of hitting me. I used to be that person that assumed the car will stop. And that literally scared me and gave a wake up call.
sometimes the cars keep coming drivers dont give a f to pedestrians, its in the handbook they have right of way, and the car cant move until they reach the other side, i always let pedestrians go, the car back out of parking lanes, and let people merge to there next exit, but sadly people dont want to the same becuase they think they the only person that has to get somewhere
bro she did her job as a police officer to protect and serve the community, SHE LITERALLY GETS PAYED TO PROTECT PEOPLE, she may be a good samaritan, but shes not a "hero". cops do these things every day.
She's an all American hero, willing to sacrifice for others. That something you do see in comic books but not in real life. No superpowers but sheer will. Hope the lady get a speedy recovery..
What? She's hired as a crossing guard. There was no sacrifice. Its a paid gig. What, is it abnormal to instinctively put an arm out to stop a person about to run in traffic?
@@Raiden0011 where I come from and where I am now, it is a common and basic instinct to look out for eachother near motorways or tracks, without being paid an hourly wage to do so. I fail to understand how it became extraordinary to some people.
That woman deserves a HUGE HEROS APPLAUSE bc that little girl would have gotten really hurt had she not pushed her away from the vehicle. WTG lady looks like you lived up to your bio! You made a difference on this day! ❤️💯
I feel bad for saying this because I have this weird skill where I can see things most people would missed. 1. The girl didn't look both way while crossing the road. 2. The girl dodged the car, but the lady in orange overestimated and pulled the girl. The pulling cause a whiplash that caused the lady to spin and eventually losing her balance. 3. The driver was probably texting / distracted. 🦕
@@Nick-bx3uz If you think about it, what's the point having an officer in the middle of the road if the driver is not paying attention? That's where looking both way is your last and best defense. Pass this knowledge to your kids. Peace
If the driver was not having a medical emergency, then they were driving distracted! Pitiful! I’m so glad the child is ok and thank you to the hero officer!!!! I’m glad she is ok as well.
Doubt that she was having a medical emergency because she was able to put the brakes on as soon as she realized that she hit somebody actually do we even know if it was a woman driver?
Well, she did make a difference, and I'm not surprised by the fact that she is the first female cop in the history of that department after what she just did. Respects :)
This made me cry. We lost a crossing guard a few years ago like this. There is a park bench as her memorial now. This woman did what she was driven to do and maybe saved that girl's life.
I've been lost and feeling really depressed! I'm 60 yrs old with no job or 💰 money? Well by seeing the crossing guard doing such a heroic act ? I just might put my name in for a crossing guard come this September? Thank-you Peace ☮️✌️
I have always appreciated the smiling lady in her special coat as she stops traffic to help parents and kids cross the road towards our local school. She always does this with a smile on her face, greeting everyone with a loud " hi hi". This incident really makes the hardwork and contribution of many others like her invaluable. I am currently learning to drive but being a pedestrian for so long I have developed a disdain for some of the car drivers. I find some.of them.impatient, rude and dangerous. Some don't even stop on a zebra crossing or lights. I wonder which train do they need to catch that they seem to hurry about like this without caring about who is on the road???
I feel bad for saying this because I have this weird skill where I can see things most people would missed. 1. The girl didn't look both way while crossing the road. 2. The girl dodged the car, but the lady in orange overestimated and pulled the girl. The pulling cause a whiplash that caused the lady to spin and eventually losing her balance. 3. The driver was probably texting / distracted. 🕊️
@@rayj.9568 Nah. It's actually a test to see how smart the viewers really is. So far, only 1 out of 10 got it right. This might explain why so many innocent people go send to prison. Anyway.. Try pay close attention to the white line the lady is standing on and the car bumper. Now watch how the kid crossed it before the lady pulled the kid arm. It's not push many would mistaken for. She was pulling and the extra kinetic friction caused her to lost her balance. The painting section of the road is very slippery when it's wet. The car didn't hit the lady if anyone is wondering. She slipped on the wet paint (the white glossy paint). How about you? What else did you see beside the obvious?
Her response was so quick! After raising her sign her attention was focused on the girl running towards her. At that split second she knew there was danger and saved that little girl's life or from serious injury. God bless her loving sacrificial heart!
Omg I hope theyre ok!! This is why I was forever grateful for the crossing ppl at my school. (I know theyre a police officer but I had crossing guards) The driver better be charged.
She not only made a difference for the child + child's life, but she made a difference for an entire family that would otherwise be grieving if the worst case scenario happened in that moment.
I could only imagine if that was my daughter coming home from school. Bravo to that brave woman sacrificing herself. We need more people like this in the world.
News story quote from the officer: “It was strange. As I’m lying there I’m thinking to myself this actually did happen. I didn’t even know what to think about at that point,” Goodyear said. “It didn’t seem real as it was happening.” She was brought to the hospital, where she was treated for her minor injuries. But once she was discharged, she visited the student to check up on her at home. “She came down the stairs saw me standing there and as she was walking toward the door she was getting teary-eyed, and you could see it and when she got teary-eyed, then her dad started getting teary-eyed, and we all started at that point,” Goodyear told the news station.
If this had been my child I would give everything I own to pay her medical bills and anything she needed. She saved that kid's life or at the very least saved her from a severe injury. She should never have to work another day in her life as far as I'm concerned. She put herself in danger to get the child out of the way. If there is a heaven she reserved her spot with that action.
My 10 year old has almost been hit twice just this year, people do not pay attention. He told me the other day he wished we had "reliable self driving cars." Either way, quick moving on that officers part, awesome.
We need more people like her out in the world, she was willing to risk her life for someone else, not everyone would do that. I hope she gets well soon! ❤️
They were watching. Do you see how far away that car was,you would think they'd just stop. She had her hand up for a while before the car came into view.
@@Pink_pr1ncess I said they were in the right here, even if you do have the right, still watch out because people will do this kind of stuff despite it being illegal.
Considering how fast her reaction was she really did a great job, and had only a fraction of a second to react and she did so perfectly... judged the right direction to throw the child. And i love that instead of running with the child her first reaction was to throw the child first before trying to get out of the way herself. Definitely a good soul there...
It seems like her leg got hit, didn't see her hit her head or anything so she will hopefully most likely be okay. At the most have a broken leg 🙏speedy recovery for her
My mom is a crossing guard and she say everyday people drive crazy. Its sad. People don't care. I'm happy this girl was saved. I hope the officer gets well from being hit🚗
Your mom sounds awesome! One of my good friends father when I was growing up in Canada 🇨🇦! In my old elementary school used to do the same. So glad we have people who car for the next generation!
I hope that she pulls through, she put her life at risk to save another. Brave woman, brave soul. I hope she doesn’t lose any limbs in the process of her recovery.
I feel bad for saying this because I have this weird skill where I can see things most people would missed. 1. The girl didn't look both way while crossing the road. 2. The girl dodged the car, but the lady in orange overestimated and pulled the girl. The pulling cause a whiplash that caused the lady to spin and eventually losing her balance. 3. The driver was probably texting / distracted. 😮
@@condorX2 the officer was in the middle of the street and signaling for cars to stop, the child had no reason to look both ways as the officer was holding the crosswalk for her and was essentially in the clear. Apparently your amazing "skill" you needed to brag about missed that context.
The person driving was cited for several traffic violations, and was found to have an expired registration. Hopefully she won’t be driving for a LONG time.
That made my heart sink she's definitely a hero she saved that child with no care for her own well being and took that hit. God bless her and to whoever was driving that car take away their license and never give it back. How the hell did they not see her, if they weren't having a medical emergency then they must have been on something to be that blind and I hope they also go to jail because no one that drives that careless should be on the road they could have killed them her or that child.
Much respect for that Officer. Now, keep talking about this female Officer and her heroism, because anytime an Officer does something bad/wrong the media talks about it for months.
They should force people to go back to drivers education when they don't know how to drive a vehicle! I know when I went to Canada its a $550 fine not stopping for a pedestrian when I walked across the street. They should do the same in the states!
I believe every time you go renew you license which is every 4 years you should have to take the test again. If your a good driver you shouldn't worry about failing it. If you fail it then you don't need to be driving.
That driver should be put in jail. No way that driver didn't see her or the child and the school crossing signs. That driver intended to hit both of them at the speed he/she was driving.
That was the definition of hero. Not just doing your job, but going beyond. This lady saved that child from serious injury or worse. She herself was injured and could have saved herself but shoved the child out of the way.
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She's a hero. Unbelievable that the driver didn't see a police officer dressed in a orange rain coat, outside a school with big yellow signs. This person should never be allowed to drive again...
This wouldn’t have happened if they were using Tesla auto-pilot, the breaks would come on before they hit the police.
@@mutedpop8194 LMAO frfr
@@mutedpop8194 not the time.
@@SharkByt3 I’m just saying facts.
Most likely a distracted driver.
That car was going incredibly fast for a school zone
I think weather played a huge part in the cars speed . Also notice the road looked kind of wet which is most probably because it’s cold
Probably looking at their phone. I hope they're charged heavily.
@@coolcatz4159 doesn't matter. You stop earlier than in sunny days.
@@coolcatz4159 Does not matter, more reason to go slow and brake much earlier than you would on a nice day. There is no excuse for this.
12 hours ago & I'm here..
HOW did that driver not see a person wearing bright orange in the middle of the road and cross walk signs?! They should have their license taken away if their eyesight is that bad or they have a completely lacking attention span.
Probably were on their phone is my best guess
@@royaltyblessed2454 Yep.
Texting
@@WhoIs_ENTR Their breaks worked perfectly fine at the end. They were on their phone.
@@WhoIs_ENTR the car stopped immediately after hitting them. If the breaks hadn’t worked, the car would’ve kept rolling. So no it was clearly the fault of the driver.
She saved someone’s baby. I can’t imagine the relief I would feel if I was that child’s parent. I hope she recovers quickly and she gets the recognition she deserves!
That's her job.
@@manwithstds7503 some people don’t do their jobs well, this woman did. It’s okay to admire that
@@Lsamsc well then they're not doing their jobs...
@@manwithstds7503 saving a child’s life is a good thing. Say it with me
@@Lsamsc SAVING A CHILD'S LIFE IS A GOOD THING HELL YEAH
It looked like she was hurt. There was no mention on her condition. If she was hurt, I hope she recovers and she's ok. Thanks for saving the child.
Looked like maybe her leg or knee got twisted.
She was taken to the hospital for minor injuries and released
@@이정호-b5n you must hate kids. so, youd just watch a kid get hurt rather than try and help? SICK!
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Indeed. No one seems to be able to find out if she was injured or not. They're just reading her online bio. Looks like she at least broke her leg.
This is the exact definition of "to protect and serve" THANK YOU OFFICER FOR YOUR SERVICE!
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She's willing to risk her life, need more people like her on the streets to protect
Also, to protect a child. I would love to get the chance to save a kids life whenever the time arrives. Why not?
You mean need more people to die and hurt so they could save other people. Ok i get it. Go ahead be one.
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Hope she gets a whistle and a Stop sign.
Yeah great we need more people to get themselves killed saving a random person
Wanna trade spots with her?
She is the epitome of the saying “be the miracle.” Quite inspiring. Hopefully the kid will always be grateful to the lady for the rest of the kid’s life.
Yeah I’d she saved me I definitely would be grateful
The middle schooler probably playing Tik Tok that night.
This is erroneous. There was no miracle here. The officer was quick to action and it’s she that gets all the credit. A miracle by definition implies an extraordinary event manifesting divine intervention of which there can of course be none.
@@fezzik7619 the officer intervened to push the girl out of the way saving her life, if that's an event or a miracle I probably don't know what is. If that officer wasn't there the girl would've been ran over, but it's a miracle that the officer is there.
@@arlenehernandez2439 It’s a miracle that an officer dressed in orange safety gear that’s normally posted in a crosswalk as a crossing guard was there to pull her out of the way? I don’t think so. Again, by definition, a miracle implies divine intervention and there is no divine being influencing anything that happens in the world. All of the credit simply goes to the officer for being heroic.
She not only is a hero but she's going down in history for literally putting her life in danger to save a child. ❤️ I hope she heals quickly!
shes not a hero, she is purely doing her job.
@@yeoldeseawitch exactly lol
Do you know what page she is on because I can't seem to find her in my history book
That’s the true definition of hero to a put your life at risk to save another ✊🏾
She is a hero because she went beyond the call of duty. According to the SCOTUS, police officers do not have a constitutional duty to protect civilians from harm. Therefore, it was not her job to endanger herself to protect that child. For this reason, she is a hero.
I am DISGUSTED with whoever drove that car. They didn’t even TRY to stop.
Yes they did
@@baldthebeanbag1315 why were they driving so fast though? You never drive that fast in a school zone
@@baldthebeanbag1315 were you in the car with them? No idiot look at the car its clear they had no intention on stopping they only stopped cause they realized they hit and officer you cant do a hit n run on an officer without getting at least 10 years I can promise you if he would have just hit that kid he woulda drove right over her and never looked back dude looked like he was trying to hit a kid. Stop defending this idiot there's no reason anyone should be going that fast in a school zone in the first place.
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@@Oakleyyz and on a rainy day
I'm so glad no one got seriously injured. That woman is a hero! We definitely need more people like her in this world.
Then be one
I don't know how that wasn't a broken leg. I did a quick Google search and the officer only had minor injuries. Could have been way worse - like a dead kid worse.
Instead of having people like her, we need to be like her
Give that lady some paid time off while she recovers and then some.
@@dragonsember Give her better gear. The orange coat should also have shiny, white, reflective trims. And she should have a hand-held stop sign.
Not saying the driver isn't at fault, but an orange coat by itself shouldn't have been their only strategy.
She certainly did "a great thing."
Stepping in harm's way to selflessly protect another is truly heroic.
God bless her, the child, driver, and her road to recovery.
Why'd you put it in quotation marks though 🤔
@@MissAmanda0515 In her online bio she says "if [she makes] a difference for just one person [she has] done a great thing."
Simply because of that online biography I included the quotations.
Thank you for the question and if you liked what I originally wrote.
God bless & stay safe.
@@natsumi_tunic Please read my reply to @Miss Amanda❤️
Thank you if you liked my original comment.
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She made a difference for an entire family who were able to see their child, safe and alive, that evening. A true act of selflessness and courage. Respect to her.
That child would have survived , car wasn’t going that fast. Just injured
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Or that family could have taught their kid a valuable lesson of STOP, look both ways, evaluate traffic, then cross when it’s safe. Kid walking up the sidewalk, didn’t stop, didn’t look either way, and bolts across the road. Amazing how simple habits of self preservation aren’t taught anymore. So many people jumping to the conclusion driver was on their phone. Maybe they were, maybe they weren’t. But if kid had stopped and looked everyone would be okay. And person in the crosswalk was wearing a rain jacket and thought I saw window wipers going from the video angle. Maybe the car was hydro planing on the wet road and couldn’t stop in time
@@tailsof1leo180 Damn dude if you're gonna try and play detective at least watch the video. You can clearly see when the brake lights activate and they activate right before the impact lmao the driver was 100% texting while driving. Everyone in this video failed. Even the officer controlling traffic. Because the officer made a hand gesture towards the kid making it seem like it was safe to cross but it wasn't. And the kid should still look both ways regardless
When my mom was young, someone in her school volunteered to be a cross guard , and one day sacrificed his own life to save a girl from being struck by a vehicle crossing the street… he was a local hero whole town went to his funeral, its just sad there was no majors stories about it back in the time.
Damm the definition of a hero right there
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Stop lying
Link or it didn’t happen
Even if its been some time, newspapers can still do in remembrances of. You should write to your local paper companies about it and tell them they should make an article about it
She saved someone's babygirl that means the world to any family to have there child protected godbless this hero!
that babygirl blindly crossed the road
@@Neko.Virtual The cross guard clearly let her walk and gave the car plenty of warning to stop
@@Neko.Virtual idk if this lady here is what we call a lollipop lady in the uk, but if she is then she is in charge of stopping traffic and stuff to let people cross the road, so the kid would have just assumed that if she was there, it was safe to cross
@@eternitae0_035 lollipop lolliop, ohhh lolli lollipop
@@steelsteez6118 BRUH!!
I’m so glad she wasn’t badly hurt and that this wasn’t a tragedy! She’s a real hero. Even if this was a traumatic situation for both, that kid will grow up to know she was looked out for and was saved in that situation.
Remember when Democrats wanted to defund the police?
@@mrbojangles9841 remember this isn't about you. It's about this lovely woman who saved someone that day. We all know better then too lable a group of people and blame every one but yourself.
What a hero! Got the little one out of harm's way, hoping for a speedy recovery. 🙏
KTLA 5 reported on the incident, she was taken to hospital for minor injuries and released I believe in the same day, she's completely fine :)
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From the video it look like she didn’t even bother trying to move out of the way because she was trying to push the girl away. What A selfless hero. 🥰
Little one? She doesn't look that young.
@[RAIN spd] #shorts the car was supposed to stop since the woman was signaling the car to stop but it didn't
She’s such a hero. She threw her out of the way even thou she knew she would be struck by the vehicle… prayers she has a good recovery❤️❤️
I feel bad for saying this because I have this weird skill where I can see things most people would missed.
1. The girl didn't look both way while crossing the road.
2. The girl dodged the car, but the lady in orange overestimated and pulled the girl. The pulling cause a whiplash that caused the lady to spin and eventually losing her balance.
3. The driver was probably texting / distracted.
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@@condorX2 the kid didn't look both ways because there was a lollipop lady right in front of her who had signaled the oncoming car to stop.
the girl was in the same position as the officer before she was pushed away, if the officer hadn't pushed her away, both of them would've gotten injured, also im not sure what your trying to prove??
@@johnxina7797 It's simple.
Try pay close attention to the white line the lady is standing on and the car bumper.
Now watch how the kid crossed it before the lady pulled the kid arm. That's right, she was trying to sling her.
It's not push many would mistaken for. She was pulling and the extra kinetic friction caused her whole body to spin and then she dropped to the ground from slipper road.
The car didn't hit the lady if anyone is wondering.
How about you? What else did you see beside the obvious?
That was really quick thinking tho. The majority of people freeze up and don't know what to do, but she did all the right things in just the right time
@kev theplumber Didn't look fat in the picture at 1:01. Just the coat
she had absolutely no hesitation for doing the right thing. that woman could have thought she was going to die in that moment, but still risked it all to protect an innocent child. im glad her community recognizes her for what she is, a true hero!
Calm down lol the the car wasn't at 100 mph
@@heisonmartinez2880 i cant even get mad when thankfully even if you're not one we still have good people like her in the world who wouldnt let a little girl get run over 😊
@@heisonmartinez2880 The car was still going fast and people can get injured from that. Don't be a boomer.
@@heisonmartinez2880 Your logic is so flawed....
she was just doing her job
This actually made me cry with joy. She understood the assignment, doing her job with all her might. Saving this young girls life, even if it meant she may face a risk. The greatest love/ sacrifice was displayed that day. She made a difference! Followed her passion in a career she loves and is committed to and listened to her calling to genuinely serve others. Thank you!
Me too bro, me too😭 I just want to thank her and hug her even though I don't even know her. Especially cuz I just feel like you would do that for any kid, it just makes my heart so light it's cheesy but honestly I wish all people who worked with kids were like her.
"She understood the assignment" does not fit in every sentence or situation. It's getting old 🙄
I’m sure they were on their phone, thank God the Officer was there to save that kids life!? She is a hero!!
Same thing came to my mind. Phone
Yeah didn’t seem like the driver lost tire traction since the car stopped right after the accident.
You would not believe the number of grown adults I have seen when driving home from college on their phone texting etc. I think it’s grown people that need to be reminded not to text and drive I have never reached for my phone behind the wheel. Smh
@@sparklight0964 ME TU!!
@@42luke93 Definitely did not seem like the car lost traction. Even if it did, it would mean it was going way too fast. Hopefully the driver gets their license revoked.
Wow this is one of those scenarios you play in your head but never actually expect. Good job!
They probably will say that they couldn't see them because of the rain.
@@PaulPavloPablo Weird, because I could see clearly out of a 210 P camera while it was raining on a second end screen.
I nearly got hit by a car the other day, there were two girls in front of us and this idiot decided to hit the gas. We were passing the yellow line down the center too, that idiot saw about a group of 10 of us walking too.
You’re not going to tell us how she is? Come on- She is a hero and most likely saved that child’s life.
Right! What was the out come! 🤦🏾♀️
ikr
The way they showed that blurry picture of her, made it look like her obituary lol.
shes fine she wasn't run over just bumped
She clearly Lived smh.
We need more officers like her she saved a kid with no hesitation and she sacrifice her body to save that kid what a hero 👏
I'm just going to assume that this person was using their cell phone this is why there needs to be harsher penalties when it comes to driving and the use of cell phones. Praise God that Officer was there to save that child's life🙏🏼🙏🏼
God could've came down and stopped the car 😐. ...
Could have been also changing radio station
@@calico097 Or, programming coordinates in a GPS. The driver could've been doing anything that was a 'distraction'.
Off-topic, when I tested for my driver's license, I handed my phone and my smartwatch to my mother so she could look after them (and also so they didn't pose a distraction on the test).
"I'm just going to assume" is a great indicator of how low someone's intelligence is.
No, God used the lady to save that kid. The timing was no coincidence. Too, If the kid weren’t running then it would’ve been bad. Something told that kid to run.
She got the kid out of the way and took the hit herself. That is a brave hero right there!
nope
The officer is a hero! Her first instinct is to push the child to safety instead of saving herself. I don’t think I can be this self sacrificing tbh. May God bless her.
Truly a hero. By her definition, she did better than doing a great thing. We need more like her on the force
She’s literally in neon orange! How do you not see her?! Absolutely awful.
Checking your phone ,Distracted driving is the new drink driving.
Looked like a old lady
Dont you mean HES in neon orange
@@Manwitheplan2206 They talked about how SHE wanted to help people and it was a picture of HER. I don’t think that they were talking about the driver.
@@Manwitheplan2206its a girl they literally showed a picture of her...
This is why, despite people telling me to just walk into the crosswalk because I “have the right of way” and “the driver legally has to stop”, I just can’t. I want to be absolutely sure the driver sees me and is going to stop for me. I’d rather make eye contact and get a wave than just assume.
Exactly. I have a lot friends and know a lot of people that just walks without looking or they look but still goes ahead because they think just because they have the right of way, the car is going to stop. People need to realize that there’s bad drivers and evil people. And I keep telling them that ALWAYS MAKE SURE THE CAR WILL STOP !!!
I learned that years ago, when a car was also inches of hitting me. I used to be that person that assumed the car will stop. And that literally scared me and gave a wake up call.
It really is a dumb argument. I don’t really care who wins the court battle if I’m dead
Super Amen to that! Better safe than sorry any day.
I always tell my kids, look left and right and left and right and left and right again. Look at the driver ALWAYS before walking across the street.
sometimes the cars keep coming drivers dont give a f to pedestrians, its in the handbook they have right of way, and the car cant move until they reach the other side, i always let pedestrians go, the car back out of parking lanes, and let people merge to there next exit, but sadly people dont want to the same becuase they think they the only person that has to get somewhere
“If I could just help one person I’ve done a great thing” well she most certainly achieved her goal! Hats off to you!
Got me teary. Her reflex action is a clear demonstration of her sincerity, putting aside her own safety.
The officer's only thought was to save the child. She deserves a medal 🏅
bro she did her job as a police officer to protect and serve the community, SHE LITERALLY GETS PAYED TO PROTECT PEOPLE, she may be a good samaritan, but shes not a "hero". cops do these things every day.
She's on a clock hired as a crossing guard. Yea her thought was "do what getting paid to do"
Think y'all could get a clearer picture of this women, she's a hero for Christ sake
Exactly hahaha they even had the audacity to zoom into that low res photo of her 1:02
😂😂😂
ngl i was laughing but i do feel bad... respect to her nonetheless!
She is an outstanding officer. Big-hearted and proud to wear the uniform. All the best to her.
She is definitely that little girls hero and mine. WAY TO GO OFFICER!!!
What a hero. I am sorry that she went through this and I wish her speedy recovery. Thank you for your service.
Wow bro the hell man?
@@olma1703 Okay my Romanian gypsy friend
“If I make a difference for just one person then I have done a great thing” that made me tear up 🥺
She's an all American hero, willing to sacrifice for others. That something you do see in comic books but not in real life. No superpowers but sheer will.
Hope the lady get a speedy recovery..
What? She's hired as a crossing guard. There was no sacrifice. Its a paid gig. What, is it abnormal to instinctively put an arm out to stop a person about to run in traffic?
@@khatdragon7694 But not everyone has the courage to do that? Why do you have to be so negative?
What does her being American have to do with this?
@@Raiden0011 where I come from and where I am now, it is a common and basic instinct to look out for eachother near motorways or tracks, without being paid an hourly wage to do so. I fail to understand how it became extraordinary to some people.
She care soo much for thats student and didn’t even care about herself an very selfless act
That woman deserves a HUGE HEROS APPLAUSE bc that little girl would have gotten really hurt had she not pushed her away from the vehicle. WTG lady looks like you lived up to your bio! You made a difference on this day! ❤️💯
One report said she is getting the governor’s citation for heroism.
@@thedevilsadvocate5210 i hope thats true, she sure deserves one. what she did in a heartbeat was absolutely selfless!
I feel bad for saying this because I have this weird skill where I can see things most people would missed.
1. The girl didn't look both way while crossing the road.
2. The girl dodged the car, but the lady in orange overestimated and pulled the girl. The pulling cause a whiplash that caused the lady to spin and eventually losing her balance.
3. The driver was probably texting / distracted.
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@@condorX2 The cop made the stop sign with her hand since that was a crossroad and the girl was about to cross but the driver didnt notice that.
@@Nick-bx3uz If you think about it, what's the point having an officer in the middle of the road if the driver is not paying attention?
That's where looking both way is your last and best defense.
Pass this knowledge to your kids.
Peace
If the driver was not having a medical emergency, then they were driving distracted! Pitiful! I’m so glad the child is ok and thank you to the hero officer!!!! I’m glad she is ok as well.
Doubt that she was having a medical emergency because she was able to put the brakes on as soon as she realized that she hit somebody actually do we even know if it was a woman driver?
I AM SO PROUD OF THIS OFFICER SHE IS A TRUE AMERICAN HERO GOD BLESS OUR WOMEN AND MEN IN BLUE I HOPE ALL IS WELL
Aaa
She’s a truly Hero and we need more people like her in this world, GOD bless her for her brave act 🙏😊💙💙💙🙌
That cop deserves a 100% raise.
No cops deserve a raise kiddo
Cops get paid enough
@@ichangedmyname0001 😂😂🤪🤪🤪🤪😘
@@j0rdanaj 😂😂😂
Its very strange how the driver could'nt see the officer or the girl running across the street.Hope the officer recovers soon.
KTLA 5 reported on the incident, she was taken to hospital for minor injuries and released I believe in the same day, she's completely fine :)
She was probably on the phone or texting. 😠
Well, she did make a difference, and I'm not surprised by the fact that she is the first female cop in the history of that department after what she just did. Respects :)
Oh my, im in tears. She definitely is a hero. Praying for our school gaurds all over our country. May God keep his hand of protection over all od us
We need more officers, and people like her.
We need crazy /selfish texting driver off the road.
@Roni Barnes...we have them, you just have not travel the world to meet them or heard more stories like this to know💁♀️
@@chanjessiet agreed
I hope she gets a medal for this, what an amazing officer
She actually did get a commendation from the Governor.
This made me cry. We lost a crossing guard a few years ago like this. There is a park bench as her memorial now.
This woman did what she was driven to do and maybe saved that girl's life.
I've been lost and feeling really depressed!
I'm 60 yrs old with no job or 💰 money?
Well by seeing the crossing guard doing such a heroic act ?
I just might put my name in for a crossing guard come this September?
Thank-you
Peace ☮️✌️
At least we have people like her to help us when we need it... I respect those who help not those who don't.
I have always appreciated the smiling lady in her special coat as she stops traffic to help parents and kids cross the road towards our local school. She always does this with a smile on her face, greeting everyone with a loud " hi hi". This incident really makes the hardwork and contribution of many others like her invaluable. I am currently learning to drive but being a pedestrian for so long I have developed a disdain for some of the car drivers. I find some.of them.impatient, rude and dangerous. Some don't even stop on a zebra crossing or lights. I wonder which train do they need to catch that they seem to hurry about like this without caring about who is on the road???
She is a rockstar. A hero, a legend. Everything.
I feel bad for saying this because I have this weird skill where I can see things most people would missed.
1. The girl didn't look both way while crossing the road.
2. The girl dodged the car, but the lady in orange overestimated and pulled the girl. The pulling cause a whiplash that caused the lady to spin and eventually losing her balance.
3. The driver was probably texting / distracted.
🕊️
@@condorX2 , Please delete this mess.
@@rayj.9568 Nah.
It's actually a test to see how smart the viewers really is.
So far, only 1 out of 10 got it right. This might explain why so many innocent people go send to prison.
Anyway..
Try pay close attention to the white line the lady is standing on and the car bumper.
Now watch how the kid crossed it before the lady pulled the kid arm.
It's not push many would mistaken for. She was pulling and the extra kinetic friction caused her to lost her balance.
The painting section of the road is very slippery when it's wet.
The car didn't hit the lady if anyone is wondering. She slipped on the wet paint (the white glossy paint).
How about you? What else did you see beside the obvious?
Her response was so quick! After raising her sign her attention was focused on the girl running towards her. At that split second she knew there was danger and saved that little girl's life or from serious injury. God bless her loving sacrificial heart!
I would say that she did make a difference in one child already with this act. She saved a child's life.
Omg I hope theyre ok!! This is why I was forever grateful for the crossing ppl at my school. (I know theyre a police officer but I had crossing guards) The driver better be charged.
This is a policeman not a cross guard
Believe or not i actually got hit by one today
@@0xb1_ secure the bag
@@BOBSUSHI32 wdym
@@ichangedmyname0001 i mean they helped the kid cross the sidewalk so still
You definitely made that difference for at least one person! Well done.
She not only made a difference for the child + child's life, but she made a difference for an entire family that would otherwise be grieving if the worst case scenario happened in that moment.
I could only imagine if that was my daughter coming home from school. Bravo to that brave woman sacrificing herself. We need more people like this in the world.
This driver isn’t even slowly down for a person in a bright orange coat. Can’t say you didn’t see
Prob texting
Had her face bearied in her damn phone.
Thank goodness for her quick action. What a terrifying moment. Hope she recovers fast and well ❤️
I want everyone to see it (￣ ▽ ￣) ✨👍
May the ducks heal you (￣ ▽ ￣) ✨👍🦆
Spread peace (￣ ▽ ￣) ✨👍💕
There’s definitely no excuse for that car hitting the crosswalk guard.
That's a truly selfless act. Respect
News story quote from the officer:
“It was strange. As I’m lying there I’m thinking to myself this actually did happen. I didn’t even know what to think about at that point,” Goodyear said. “It didn’t seem real as it was happening.”
She was brought to the hospital, where she was treated for her minor injuries. But once she was discharged, she visited the student to check up on her at home.
“She came down the stairs saw me standing there and as she was walking toward the door she was getting teary-eyed, and you could see it and when she got teary-eyed, then her dad started getting teary-eyed, and we all started at that point,” Goodyear told the news station.
🙌🏻
the cop is a HERO♥️
Bro they just uploaded the video
@@SirloFlamingo ikr
And I'm here to catch all the narks before they slip loose
Regardless of the child or not the driver wasn't even stopping for the Crossing Guard. Rediculous!!! 😐
If this had been my child I would give everything I own to pay her medical bills and anything she needed. She saved that kid's life or at the very least saved her from a severe injury. She should never have to work another day in her life as far as I'm concerned. She put herself in danger to get the child out of the way. If there is a heaven she reserved her spot with that action.
A hero indeed! This was horrifying to watch! I’m a school bus driver and was stopped on the opposite side😩. I’m so glad they’re both ok❤️🙏
The officer was very hurt?
@@liss_Th From the looks of it yes…I was just a bystander.
Shame on the driver almost hitting them. Kudos to them for not fleeing the scene at least.
My 10 year old has almost been hit twice just this year, people do not pay attention. He told me the other day he wished we had "reliable self driving cars."
Either way, quick moving on that officers part, awesome.
She absolutely is a hero. That could have been any of our children that she saved
We need more people like her out in the world, she was willing to risk her life for someone else, not everyone would do that. I hope she gets well soon! ❤️
I want everyone to see it (￣ ▽ ￣) ✨👍
May the ducks heal you (￣ ▽ ￣) ✨👍🦆
Spread peace (￣ ▽ ￣) ✨👍💕
Damn right I would of pushed that girl into the car and ran away bruh hell nah 😂😂
u can literally be like her
KTLA 5 reported on the incident, she was taken to hospital for minor injuries and released I believe in the same day, she's completely fine :)
then BE like her
Regardless of this driver being in the wrong, watch the street before you cross! You have to watch for people like this.
They were watching. Do you see how far away that car was,you would think they'd just stop. She had her hand up for a while before the car came into view.
Wrong, pedestrians always have a right of way
@@Pink_pr1ncess I said they were in the right here, even if you do have the right, still watch out because people will do this kind of stuff despite it being illegal.
Not all heroes wear capes some wear raincoats and a uniform
Saw this comment somewhere else
@@justturner9702 I can say the same for your name.
@@justturner9702 was the comment copyrighted™? 🤣
What a selfless act. We need more people like her in this world.🙏🏻
Considering how fast her reaction was she really did a great job, and had only a fraction of a second to react and she did so perfectly... judged the right direction to throw the child.
And i love that instead of running with the child her first reaction was to throw the child first before trying to get out of the way herself. Definitely a good soul there...
Is a hero for saving that kid! Hope she's okay since it looks like she got hit
It seems like her leg got hit, didn't see her hit her head or anything so she will hopefully most likely be okay. At the most have a broken leg 🙏speedy recovery for her
My mom is a crossing guard and she say everyday people drive crazy. Its sad. People don't care. I'm happy this girl was saved. I hope the officer gets well from being hit🚗
Your mom sounds awesome! One of my good friends father when I was growing up in Canada 🇨🇦! In my old elementary school used to do the same. So glad we have people who car for the next generation!
@@journeytrials She is. So is your friends father sounds very cool.🌹 Thank you❤
@@IMLovelydove23 I’m an older guy now! Thank your mom for all those that didn’t!! Take care!!
@@journeytrials I will thanks
You take care as well.🌼
That hero needs a medal and a promotion
What hero serving the public 👏
Not even close
This is a staged clip
@@ichangedmyname0001 proof?
@@ichangedmyname0001 🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
@@ichangedmyname0001 prove it. You can’t. Conspiracy theorist
What a very brave and heroic moment…!!! thank God everyone seemed to be ok….May God bless everyone there…. She’s amazing!
I hope that she pulls through, she put her life at risk to save another. Brave woman, brave soul. I hope she doesn’t lose any limbs in the process of her recovery.
I feel bad for saying this because I have this weird skill where I can see things most people would missed.
1. The girl didn't look both way while crossing the road.
2. The girl dodged the car, but the lady in orange overestimated and pulled the girl. The pulling cause a whiplash that caused the lady to spin and eventually losing her balance.
3. The driver was probably texting / distracted.
😮
@@condorX2 your first sentence is cringe as hell bro
@@jessiec2220 That's my method to reduce anger from the readers while showing some of my empathy.
@@condorX2 lol
Not that the part where you say “I have a weird skill where I can see things most people missed”
@@condorX2 the officer was in the middle of the street and signaling for cars to stop, the child had no reason to look both ways as the officer was holding the crosswalk for her and was essentially in the clear.
Apparently your amazing "skill" you needed to brag about missed that context.
That officer is a true hero. And yes she has done many great things.
She's absolutely a hero. But no update on the person driving the car?!
they havin a bad day confirmed
The person driving was cited for several traffic violations, and was found to have an expired registration.
Hopefully she won’t be driving for a LONG time.
@@loveanddreambig Thank you so much for the update ❤
Well, she definitely made a big difference for some that day, and yes, it was a great thing. God bless her, hope she recovers quickly.
That made my heart sink she's definitely a hero she saved that child with no care for her own well being and took that hit. God bless her and to whoever was driving that car take away their license and never give it back. How the hell did they not see her, if they weren't having a medical emergency then they must have been on something to be that blind and I hope they also go to jail because no one that drives that careless should be on the road they could have killed them her or that child.
Her mission is complete. She saved a 11-12 year old girl from losing her life.
This happened near me. Amazing bravery!
Shut up verified
@@ruthlessuk6313 ikr
Aye my its my brown paper open box boi
@@ruthlessuk6313 you mad
@@ruthlessuk6313 no u
I have no idea how scary it was to her. She is a real HERO. I hope she gets recovered soon. Applause from Japan👏
God bless her heart, I hope she's okay. That car is a scumbag, a worthless Oxygen Thief. Waste of space.
KTLA 5 reported on the incident, she was taken to hospital for minor injuries and released I believe in the same day, she's completely fine :)
Mad props to the office. That day she became not only a hero for the kid but a hero for the whole world to see.
wow, great officer
Much respect for that Officer. Now, keep talking about this female Officer and her heroism, because anytime an Officer does something bad/wrong the media talks about it for months.
They should force people to go back to drivers education when they don't know how to drive a vehicle! I know when I went to Canada its a $550 fine not stopping for a pedestrian when I walked across the street. They should do the same in the states!
People know how to drive it’s being distracted by phones or radio that causes most accidents.
I agree. I know here in HI there's quite a hefty fine for it, but I don't think every state has it unfortunately.
I believe every time you go renew you license which is every 4 years you should have to take the test again. If your a good driver you shouldn't worry about failing it. If you fail it then you don't need to be driving.
$550 for a similar crime with attempted murder? Life is pretty cheap..
This is heart warming that there is still good people in this world
That driver should be put in jail. No way that driver didn't see her or the child and the school crossing signs. That driver intended to hit both of them at the speed he/she was driving.
FR what in the world we live in 😒🌍
If that was my baby, I'd owe her everything!! ❤🥺 She's definitely made a difference in way more then just ONE life ⚠️👍👏👏👏👏
Hello Angel
Hi Benjamin
She is a hero and deserves justice like anyone else who saves a child!
She deserves justice for saving a child?
Justice for being hit by a car yeah.
Recognition for saving the child.
That was the definition of hero. Not just doing your job, but going beyond. This lady saved that child from serious injury or worse. She herself was injured and could have saved herself but shoved the child out of the way.