@@noobtube1323 Shame on you for making fun of his death when it takes 2 minutes to see that it's true. The Camden Police Department stated on July 25 that Smith died at the age of 95.
@@grease_monkey6078 true. I would rather get detention or punishment from school without my parents knowing. Cause if my parents knew, they would even add the punishment for me at home.
And that’s what police is supposed to be. Your friend and helper. Sadly, many officers have left this path to arrest anybody that is remotely suspicious.
@@henningquast8456 Not really? The average police officer takes more people home and to places to get help than arrests. It’s literally the nature of the job. There’s a reason why police officers have the nickname “the State taxi”
@@drdoomer8553 Nah, they made sense. Now a days, a historic lack of privilege among an identity group affords privilege to those currently in that group, and a historic perception of privilege among an identity group makes it acceptable to mistreat today's group members. All apart of the rich and powerful's plan to sow seeds of division, and keep that oppressed / opressor pendulum swinging, so that everyone else is too busy fighting pointless battles among themselves, instead of forming action groups to tackle mutual problems.
Mr. Anonymous that argument falls apart when you realize the “privilege” afforded isn’t even a fraction to the problems caused by the system. No one is saying it’s ok to mistreat the “privileged” class, i was simply pointing out the man’s level of humility compared to his peers. If you want to argue about how corrupt capitalist elites are that’s one thing I can agree on, but to go as far as to say blacks are the real privileged class in this country is mind numbingly dense. You’d have to ignore nearly every race study in economics, policy, policing, judicial, generational wealth, etc. And gaslight your own minuscule problems to believe so. The battle isn’t pointless, it only seems that way through the lens of a privilegeded,unsympathetic right wing reactionarys
I came to the comments just to see who would say that. That is a great police man. All it takes is .2 grams of weed to get locked up and not be able to get an apartment and lose your second amendment rights. Happened to me. O.2 grams of weed isn't a good reason to strip a man of his rights.
"This badge, and this gun don't make you a police officer" and "takin more home than arrested" Easily the best two things I've heard an officer say. Lord bless him.
This randomly popped up in my feed and figured I look it up and see how he's doing 3 years later... I was shocked to see that he just passed away 1 day ago... RIP Very good man
"This badge and gun does not make you a police officer, its about respect for the people" and "I've taken more people home than I have to jail". I salute you, good sir. I wish more cops in our country had your viewpoint
100 percent! I mean, he is a law enforcement official who is supposed to arrest people and take them to jail when they commit a crime, but I wish more of them were like him and just took people home. I also wish more waiters at fancy restaurants wouldn't charge people for their dinners and just let it be on the house.
I've taken more people home than I've taken to jail, what a great answer! Protect and serve not punish and oppress! I'll just slip this into this comment, since it's already been said :)
A couple robbing the liquor store will probably understand why they call him buckshot depending on how they act. Remember there's two sides to every coin. The Ying Yang of life
The link I posted in reply to your question was taken down but I found a video about a 97 year old officer in Texas from last year that at the time had 74 years of service.... smh freaking just trying to give an answer and mods be yeeting it without reviewing the links
Unfortunately politicians and law makers have taken that decision away from police officers. Very few know police are given very very little decision now on how to handle something it’s if you have this you will do this... or be fired and replaced unless it goes bad then you will be blamed and what you wanted to do at first will be said to have should have been done
I was looking for this comment. Policing for profit should be illegal. Obviously sometimes they can't just take people home but probably most times they could. Much respect! One of the few good cops left. I was really surprised to hear that!
@@tyleral5280 that's not really how it works. In most cases Police are called by victims, businesses etc... If they want to press charges for someone stealing a candy bar a police officer cannot tell them no. I have pulled money out of my own pocket to pay for little things that people steal as a necessity and businesses (ESPECIALLY WALMART) will still make you completely charge them if it's over $10.... These petty laws, petty businesses, petty people, petty police etc need to change. It costs nothing to have empathy.
@@anitquahharlom6143 My bad, it looks like we're not talking about the same video. When I made my comment, I was talking about the video about a 91 year old Police officer. Hopefully that about clears things up.
I mean, great, but frankly he's not going to be able to chase anyone down on foot unless they're really out of shape...... Probably should retire for everyone's sake.
91 and still handles that gun well, most importantly. He show’s respect to his peers, to the people he serves. I wish him many more years of life and good health.
notice how when the interviewer asked how many people he arrested he didnt give a number and turned it positive by saying he took more people home....respect
Because they dispatch him to juvenile calls. If they dispatch him to any serious call that requires physical force to detain some one he will probably be killed.
That’s actually a pretty common thing for cops in a city environment. If taking them to another place is what they need, jail isn’t always the only choice. This cop just has the benefit of getting primarily goodwill calls, instead of normal police calls.
Just think, most people don't even get to his age. And he's still doing a serious job like that despite being older than the parents of most people he pulls over. Respect
Exactly what you said about it being a serious job. That is way I'm completely in disgust with this department for still letting him be employed...🤦♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏿♂️
We have a sheriff in town who is atleast 75-85. He doesnt drive his police car he walks the sidewalks with a 6shot revolver. Talks to everyone and sits at the gas station at night. Very friendly man
UPDATE: He retired last year at 93 years old. His fall injured his leg and hip a few years prior, but it has since returned, making him not being able to walk properly.
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My dad is 74 has a stroke but other than that mostly better condition that others 50s he drives cars and goes to work as daily basis even thou he has stroke he still drives with one hand and do works he said doing nothing is boring. What a badass
I have no evidence to base this off but I think a large part for why he is in such good shape for his age is because he is still working. He has a sense of purpose, a reason to get up in the morning. For him its putting on that uniform and walking that beat. Getting to interact with the folks in his community rather than withering away in retirement with nothing else to look forward to. Because he is so active and appears to be healthy I imagine he will have some good years left in him. His drive to keep doing what he does in my opinion will give him many years.
He is a great man indeed, filled with wisdom and pride. He enjoys what hes does, and hes living it to the fullest. This man is a great old soul, and others should look up to him.
@@Neyodip There's a vid on RUclips explaining the diff between sour cream and onion and french onion, I highly recommend if your in need of knowing the diff between sour cream and onion and french onion chips. Highly recommended.
“ I’ve taken more people home than I’ve taken to jail “ ... God Bless You Sir ! We need more good people in this world like you ! What an Honorable man ...
“I’ve taken more people home, than I’ve taken to jail”. We’re witnessing the last of the Peace Officer. I am PROUD to be an Arkansan right now! You go Buckshot!
@@replysoon3216 because punks now don't value life and will commit suicide by cop by way of gun or knife. Watch some Police Activity on RUclips and see what I mean. Methods change when criminals change.
Because you need to. You don't wanna be known as the dickead who hurt a 91 year old man, otherwise in prison, you'll be first in line to get split from behind and everyone will target you the way they do for sex offenders.
Policing and law enforcement are two different things basically because policing has more to do with Community policing and helping people in need and which cops do not do sometimes because of policy most of the time and law enforcement is focused on mostly enforcing the law writing tickets, generating Revenue and that's the problem
It has to start somewhere for us, the first black soldier, first black basketball player, first black officer, first black astronaut list goes on. You can either look up to someone or be the someone people look up to.
Yes and man..THANK YOU for YOUR service too! We need cops ...good cops. Do some things maybe have to be changed? Probably but police are the front line in home defense of our nation!
Purpose is absolutely the biggest driving force of survival. If you have something to live for and truly want to live for it, you'll often find a way. It's also the most effective way to avoid or get past depression. Having a purpose. It's so easy to feel like you lack a purpose in this day and age. Working 9-5 day in and day out, in a job that could not exist and life wouldn't change. Find someone or something to take care of and make that your purpose and you'll be surprised how fulfilled you can feel.
If we're being honest here, he's in better shape than most people at his age, however that doesn't mean he is the most able person. Hopefully he doesn't get hurt
Right. A bunch of hypocrites here. Pilots can only work until a certain age for safety reasons. Why is this individual allowed to carry a gun at the age of 91 and get paid by the city to do nothing??? Beautiful story, but I think he should be a mall cop instead.
I think they just meant "states" I can't imagine there being an older police officer than him. It would be very hard to catch criminals, he would be very good to keep up relations in neighbourhoods and such!
@@Scythra There is, actually! Don't know if that guy is still alive, but back on March 2020 there were several reports about Deputy Bill Hardin, which was the oldest law enforcement officer in the world, at the age of 97!
@@d4rks3ns3i Oh wow. That is incredible haha. People like those keep up moral in communities and keep a positive vibe about police. Since it's really negative lately for just a few rotten apples in the police force.
@@Scythra Not every cop needs to be a guy that can chase down an 18 year old gangster in his prime, every cop always calls back up in that type of situation even the most capable. A cop who can resolve conflict without needing to call any backup at all is even more valuable, that means knowing everyone in the community you patrol.
This guy has more knowledge and wisdom is his little finger than most people will ever have. Police, and everyone else, could learn a lot from this man. Much respect.
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50 years later: "141 year old police officer has no plans to retire."
So
@@Mr.Random3D So
@@jimmyhuynh131 So
@@XdGoldenTigerYT so
So
For people who do not know as of now, he retired last year at the age of 93.
What a great man!
I’m glad to hear he’s still alive and was able to retire a second time. Dude’s a legend
He'll be back in 5 months😂
5 months later: "93 year old cop back on duty"
❤❤❤
"I've taken more people home than I have to jail." What a legend
I thought he meant “eternal home” at first 😳. I was like “damn officer buckshot be buckin’ shots”
He's talking about when he's at the club. He's a baller.
@Stix N' Stones 🚖
Haha
@@BlueOvals24 "I've taken more people home than I have to jail."
Your takeaway from that quote: "Oh, NEVER arrested anyone."
LC "Buckshot" smith has passed away peacefully at the age of 95. May his memory last as an eternal blessing.
God bless his soul and his family. Amen to that. 🙏✝️
RIP😢
@@noobtube1323 Shame on you for making fun of his death when it takes 2 minutes to see that it's true. The Camden Police Department stated on July 25 that Smith died at the age of 95.
@@diablobloy2689fr
RIP Officer Smith. He will always be with us in spirit.
When he tells you to stop you stop.
👮♂️🚔✋
Sorry sir I’ll stop
I’m dotrrrr
Ok
Don’t test him, he knows your Momma! He’s got connections man
"He knows your mom and your grandmother", that is more scary than the gun he carries.
haha yeah
Random mum: HEY COME HERE!, do you know who saw you today?? Guess who call me telling me what u where doing AH??
“I took your father too jail,I took his father too jail n his fathers father too jail son!”
Or he took them back home instead of to jail.
@@rjjcms1 You paid attention 👌🏽
“This badge and gun don’t make me a police officer” words of wisdom
Yep
Fax
@@tatespeech1511 homer is that you
Yes indeed brother
@@xxboonisbadfortnitexx1549 yezzir
RIP Buckshot. Passed away this week, July 2024 at 95.
Probably had to carry out a police duty for the first time in 25 years and it did not end well for him 😂
@@xRakanishuah you were dropped on your head as a child I understand
@@non-fictionaltoughguy1208 yeah, Buckshot was a great man, too
What he did is admirable and inspiring. The good Lord protected and blessed him throughout his career
@@non-fictionaltoughguy1208 🥶
When this man says “I’ve heard it all”, u know he ain’t lying.
Y’all got that right
He's the only person who can say, "Now I've seen everything."
@scary big shiesty but more cooler and less racist
@scary big shiesty why
@@shadowstudios7916 WTF is wrong with you americans. so obsessed with race..
"This badge and gun does not make you a police officer, it is about respect for people" That is message that needs to be spread more
“Natural Po-lice”-Every Character in the Wire
A True Human
Yes Indeed
What Anime is Ur pic from
@@krecko6551 Full metal alchemist
You dont mess with someone named "buckshot" no matter how old they are.
Lmaooooo
Does he still get his pension if he never retires?
@@thronewalker1153 no
😂😂😂😂
How u think he got that old?
He finally officially retired at 93 years of age. 65 years total.
Badass
wow
Cap u garbage
“I’ve taken more people home then I’ve taken to jail” this is the greatest and most respectful person ever. nobody hurt this man
I'd like to see them try
He might aswell be an Uber driver instead
Right
@@Kaikai349 -To Serve and to Protect. Take note 'To Serve' comes first.
@@inisipisTV ok next time I’m out I’d call the cops to take me home and not an Uber
He knows your mother and your grandma... He won't arrest you, he'll talk with your parents about your behavior. I like that.
nothing more scary than your parents finding out what youve been up to
@@grease_monkey6078 true. I would rather get detention or punishment from school without my parents knowing. Cause if my parents knew, they would even add the punishment for me at home.
Imagine a 60 yr old man getting grounded by his 90 yr old mom
He will be like Stop it boy or i will talk to your Grandma
Boy : You knew her ?
Him : Sure we are friends
Boy : I am sorry don't tell her please
why fight crime when you can just talk right?
“I’ve taken more people home than I’ve taken to jail” we need more old school way of thinking when it comes to petty crime
Just like people need to relax when a police officer draws his service pistol.
If a cop does that now they lose their job sadly. But he’s been working so long they probably let it slide
Society changed and so did these people
Not really
People won’t learn until they actually go to jail
I love true stories like this. He is a true American Hero!
"this badge and gun, don't make you a police officer"
words of a true police officer
Yeah I also do citizens arrest
Words Law enforcement needs to hear 🤔
@@xXBrianBelloxX I don’t think he _literally_ meant it
Salute! Respect for this man
Hellloo, EXACTLY!!!
People take one look at that cop and start confessing to crimes they didn't even commit.
“Well i took it like he wanted to die on the job, wat?”
Told me the world
So true! the second I saw him I confessed to the O.J. Murders and I've never even been to California.
I mean... that's not an usual tactic in the american police force
That cop takes a look at you you confess all your secret mischiefs from childhood too
Criminals: "Bout ready to retire old timer?"
Buckshot: "No, I don't think I will."
*Doom theme starts playing*
@@sulfur_americium2993 Robber: Oh no-
Corny joke
@@Neyodip Jk I'm hoping you win
More like criminals, please don't tell my mama. Officer buckshot am like boy I arrested your daddy, you better stop.
He died 3 months a go at 95 years of age.
may he rest in peace
He asked him, "How many people have you arrested?" He said, "I've taken more people home than jail." 💯
And that’s what police is supposed to be. Your friend and helper. Sadly, many officers have left this path to arrest anybody that is remotely suspicious.
@@henningquast8456 Not really? The average police officer takes more people home and to places to get help than arrests. It’s literally the nature of the job. There’s a reason why police officers have the nickname “the State taxi”
@@networknomad5600 really depends on where you live. In LA that with the truth. They probably tell you to go home rather than drop you off
@@networknomad5600 I ain't never heard that saying from where I'm from. It is were true it wouldn't be over population in our prison system.
@@networknomad5600 to who white people maybe
“I’ve taken more people home, than I’ve taken to jail.” What a quote.
They call him buck shot for a reason lol
Funeral home
@@Anonymous8317 lmaooooo
Buck gotta duck cause he don't suck
oh god what I said is so bad
“This badge and gun don’t make you a police officer. You have to respect people.” Wow the amount of humility is honestly heart warming
Some people wouldn't get that though..
I think he said, 'ya need ta got the respect of people', meaning it's people's respect for him that makes him effective, and not his badge and gun.
Yabobe O'Boyle step on some grass and quit inhaling red pills. You have no idea what you’re talking about
@@drdoomer8553 Nah, they made sense. Now a days, a historic lack of privilege among an identity group affords privilege to those currently in that group, and a historic perception of privilege among an identity group makes it acceptable to mistreat today's group members. All apart of the rich and powerful's plan to sow seeds of division, and keep that oppressed / opressor pendulum swinging, so that everyone else is too busy fighting pointless battles among themselves, instead of forming action groups to tackle mutual problems.
Mr. Anonymous that argument falls apart when you realize the “privilege” afforded isn’t even a fraction to the problems caused by the system. No one is saying it’s ok to mistreat the “privileged” class, i was simply pointing out the man’s level of humility compared to his peers. If you want to argue about how corrupt capitalist elites are that’s one thing I can agree on, but to go as far as to say blacks are the real privileged class in this country is mind numbingly dense. You’d have to ignore nearly every race study in economics, policy, policing, judicial, generational wealth, etc. And gaslight your own minuscule problems to believe so. The battle isn’t pointless, it only seems that way through the lens of a privilegeded,unsympathetic right wing reactionarys
L.C. "Buckshot" Smith passed away 07/25/24 at the age of 95 years old. Rest in peace LEGEND.
Thanks for the update. Rip
RIP legend
I think I'd rather just be arrested than hear him say, "son, I'm disappointed in you".
You got that right.
Seriously! Coming from someone like him, with all that wisdom and experience is worse than any parent or grandparent saying it.
@@SeeTheManipulationDam you’re soft 💀. You don’t even know this man and if he said he was disappointed in you you’d be upset? 🤣🤣🤣 wtf?
@@АлексейК-678 Nah, it’s about respect for his generation. Something lost on succeeding generations.
@@АлексейК-678just say u don't respect your elders
"I have taken more people home than I have to jail"
I think that's a job well done sir💪🏿
I came to the comments just to see who would say that. That is a great police man. All it takes is .2 grams of weed to get locked up and not be able to get an apartment and lose your second amendment rights. Happened to me. O.2 grams of weed isn't a good reason to strip a man of his rights.
yesss
@@dustinalbers8160 Word 💯
💯🥰
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..."couldn't be me brosky"
"This badge, and this gun don't make you a police officer" and "takin more home than arrested" Easily the best two things I've heard an officer say. Lord bless him.
Amen!
He's definitely blessed, his age and still vital 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
I must admit at first I had my assumptions but those two answers he gave we're all I needed to hear to know he's a "Good Cop"
Fr💯
Amen
This randomly popped up in my feed and figured I look it up and see how he's doing 3 years later...
I was shocked to see that he just passed away 1 day ago...
RIP
Very good man
'Buckshot' is a badass nickname and the fact that his fellow officers call him that tells you all you need to know about their respect for him.
Cuz he can work that shotgun like a surgeon with a scalpel
Bucktown
@Payton Prichett no u
I've known him all off my life.
@Payton Prichett lol
"This badge and gun does not make you a police officer, its about respect for the people" and "I've taken more people home than I have to jail". I salute you, good sir. I wish more cops in our country had your viewpoint
Litty bro 👌
it used to be _EXACTLY_ as he says
What do you even know about Cops in this country. The majority are like him if they weren't it would be far worse out there.
100 percent! I mean, he is a law enforcement official who is supposed to arrest people and take them to jail when they commit a crime, but I wish more of them were like him and just took people home. I also wish more waiters at fancy restaurants wouldn't charge people for their dinners and just let it be on the house.
I've taken more people home than I've taken to jail, what a great answer! Protect and serve not punish and oppress! I'll just slip this into this comment, since it's already been said :)
"He knows your mama, and know your grandmother" That is an excellent community police officer.
Said he was 94 a year ago
For real!
That or a real lady killa amiright boys
@@paganslayer8661 strangling or cutting their wrinkle wrist is the warning from him tbh
Unfortunately that's typical for us. It would be nice if he knew your daddy and your granddaddy
What an example of dedication. You are the best
"I've taken more people home, than I've taken to jail." Man this guy is an Angel.
bruh, that's way scarier if he knows yer mum and dad.
:DDD
That quote gets scary when you hear he is christian.
he doesnt say what he does to u when he gets u there tough it could be bad lol
He’s a good man, but it’s sad to see that the only thing some people will take away from this is ACAB.
Sees a couple robbing a liquor store.
Officer: "y'all better cut that out and get home before I tell your momma!"
Better: Sees someone casing a liquor store. “Best be on your way, before I tell your mamma!”
@@bigjake2295 nah
A couple robbing the liquor store will probably understand why they call him buckshot depending on how they act. Remember there's two sides to every coin. The Ying Yang of life
@@bigjake2295 trash
@@bigjake2295 garbage
"Oldest police officer in the state"
So you're telling me theres an officer older than 91 in the rest of the country??? We need a follow up
The link I posted in reply to your question was taken down but I found a video about a 97 year old officer in Texas from last year that at the time had 74 years of service....
smh freaking just trying to give an answer and mods be yeeting it without reviewing the links
@@Toronel that happens to me too. Its a robot that does it, auto censors a lot of things. But thanks for finding that!
Forget a officer older than 91 in the rest of the country there is a officer older than 91 in the world???
omfg the name
@@Toronel too much reddit lol?
The fact he walks the neighborhood and downtown and interacts with the community is so amazing what an officer should be. Hes a prime example
"I've taken more people home than to jail" - now that's a cop to respect.
Unless the area sucks in which you must take people to jail
Unfortunately politicians and law makers have taken that decision away from police officers. Very few know police are given very very little decision now on how to handle something it’s if you have this you will do this... or be fired and replaced unless it goes bad then you will be blamed and what you wanted to do at first will be said to have should have been done
I was looking for this comment. Policing for profit should be illegal. Obviously sometimes they can't just take people home but probably most times they could. Much respect! One of the few good cops left. I was really surprised to hear that!
@@tyleral5280 that's not really how it works. In most cases Police are called by victims, businesses etc... If they want to press charges for someone stealing a candy bar a police officer cannot tell them no. I have pulled money out of my own pocket to pay for little things that people steal as a necessity and businesses (ESPECIALLY WALMART) will still make you completely charge them if it's over $10.... These petty laws, petty businesses, petty people, petty police etc need to change. It costs nothing to have empathy.
Most cops do lol
"This badge and gun don't make you a police officer, you got to respect people." Fantastic words
Wish all cops lived by those words.
lmao he is senile.
@@anitquahharlom6143 He's senile? Well in that case we need more senile cops in this world, because this is one of the best cops I've ever seen.
@@lostboy8214 Being a walmart greeter is not a cop.
@@anitquahharlom6143 My bad, it looks like we're not talking about the same video. When I made my comment, I was talking about the video about a 91 year old Police officer. Hopefully that about clears things up.
91 years old and this guy is still protecting his community. Now that is badass
Get your game on
Yeah yeah 91 year old whom can't follow or ran after criminal. And would have heart attack during criminal running marathon
Yep.
@@hasanjaafar7391 what about tasers or firearms?
@@LukeRDavis yeah yeah you gonna shoot unarmed kid for running from arrest. Or the kid will wait for you to use teaser.
RIP Officer L.C. "Buckshot" Smith
(1929-2024)
66 here. This doesn't surprise me. He's still working. That's why he's alive and healthy. He's my hero.
Amen there
I mean, great, but frankly he's not going to be able to chase anyone down on foot unless they're really out of shape...... Probably should retire for everyone's sake.
Revleon definitely true.
91 and still handles that gun well, most importantly. He show’s respect to his peers, to the people he serves. I wish him many more years of life and good health.
Eso!
So you’re gonna ignore the fact he was crossing thumbs?
Amen!
That's not how you shoot.
@@stevenmartines8872 did you see that trigger discipline, his finger was on the trigger as soon as it left his holster
His uniform is neat, his face is cleanly shaved. And 91 years old? What a legend...
Probably brushes his teeth too. What a legend.
@@Filler382 and he makes his bed when he wakes up what a legend
@Logos Learner himself, no doubt about it.
So for you a beard make you look dirty ?
@@jcvd I wear a beard, dude. What kind of question is that? Policemen are required to main clean attire and grooming, that’s all.
Thank you for your services sir!
He’s so healthy for 91. He’s looks and acts like a normal 70 year old.
lol
Uh, you don't know many 70 year olds.
The man looks 65.
@Cant Believemost 70 yos look and act way younger than this guy. That's my point...
i'd say 80. 70 years olds are not too old if they are in good health
This is the type of guy that I want to sit down and talk about life with.
Ok
Ok
Ok
Ok
C-C-C-COMBO BREAKER!!!
notice how when the interviewer asked how many people he arrested he didnt give a number and turned it positive by saying he took more people home....respect
That was great.
@@JB-zo7ln indeed!
50 plus years in LE, I doubt he could even guess a close number either way
Died quite recently at 95, but a dedicated man who lived a full life
He seem like the type of person that'll convince a criminal to stop by simply starting off his sentence with "now slow down son" *persuasive 100*
😁🤣
Lol
Imagine having a dinner with this guy and him telling you all the wisdom and stories he has.
yes
Probably would be the most enlightening day of my life
That will be a great life experience
He needs to passage knowledge down the line to other officers and how to deal with life long life and good health to you my brother
That would be a long dinner
"I've taken more people home than jail"
Plot twist: His second job is a Taxi Driver.
😂
You cracked me up 😂
We need more cops like him on the street
Too bad we're making the bad kind
fake taxi
A mans gotta make a living.
“I’ve taken more people home than I’ve arrested” See, that’s REAL community policing!
Because they dispatch him to juvenile calls. If they dispatch him to any serious call that requires physical force to detain some one he will probably be killed.
@@AG-yc7vt
*HEY* can ya just let a good thing be good ffs?
Amir Greenidge reporter said in his whole career. Not just nowadays.
@@AG-yc7vt he didn't become a cop yesterday lol. He has an entire career to base that statement off of
That’s actually a pretty common thing for cops in a city environment. If taking them to another place is what they need, jail isn’t always the only choice. This cop just has the benefit of getting primarily goodwill calls, instead of normal police calls.
Just think, most people don't even get to his age. And he's still doing a serious job like that despite being older than the parents of most people he pulls over. Respect
And they don't stop coming
Older than the grandparents even
Exactly what you said about it being a serious job. That is way I'm completely in disgust with this department for still letting him be employed...🤦♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏼♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏿♂️
@@Bran.man24 he’s like volunteer patrol you ftard. I bet you’re one of those sit on your a$$ type person. Gtfoh low life
He's older than my great-grandmother.
That's some dedication.
We have a sheriff in town who is atleast 75-85. He doesnt drive his police car he walks the sidewalks with a 6shot revolver. Talks to everyone and sits at the gas station at night. Very friendly man
you should make a video featuring his awesomeness if he's okay with it
so he is too old to drive a car, but he can still use his gun.... ehhmm cool?
@@einbenutzer17 Where did they say he's too old to drive a car? I read it as he chooses to walk around instead of drive.
@@Neurotik51 dumb america gonna dumb america... John Taylor Gato will tell you all about it in his books
@@Neurotik51 maybe...
Rest in peace Buckshot, I’m so glad I got to watch some of your videos!
91 years old. Probably seen everything a few times. Still not jaded, still a human. Mass respect!
UPDATE: He retired last year at 93 years old. His fall injured his leg and hip a few years prior, but it has since returned, making him not being able to walk properly.
damn..
Jake Paul will box him after mike Tyson
Is is he still alive
He wasn't walking that well in the video.
Well i understand him - if you doing something your enitre life and you love it, its hard to resign and just sitting in home
91? My father was in far worse condition at 60 when he finally passed away. This just shows that healthy life decisions can really pay off
Sorry for your loss.
He grew up on real food not the processed garbage we have today
Condolences to you and your loved ones. May your dad be with OUR LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST ENJOYING HEAVEN. GOD WILLING YOU GUYS WILL SEE HIM AGAIN ONE DAY ☝️🙏✝️ I recommend to follow the Catholic Church which was founded by OUR LORD
My dad is 74 has a stroke but other than that mostly better condition that others 50s he drives cars and goes to work as daily basis even thou he has stroke he still drives with one hand and do works he said doing nothing is boring. What a badass
Longevity is actually mostly due genetics and modern medicine.
Just an update for those who were wondering: He died earlier this year on July 25, 2024.
Bless this man. I’m amazed in how he is still working at 91 years of age. He seems to have so much life left in him.
On her forehead
@@fetchreferraltyrkf3450 What?
I have no evidence to base this off but I think a large part for why he is in such good shape for his age is because he is still working. He has a sense of purpose, a reason to get up in the morning. For him its putting on that uniform and walking that beat. Getting to interact with the folks in his community rather than withering away in retirement with nothing else to look forward to. Because he is so active and appears to be healthy I imagine he will have some good years left in him. His drive to keep doing what he does in my opinion will give him many years.
@@nocommentary9928 makes sense
@@nocommentary9928 very true
That’s why he is in such good shape. Stays active and has a mission ! What a great man!
Just do strength training, you will be strong in your 90s, still.
“He knows yo mamma and He Knew your Grandmother”that’s a Community/Family cop
He is mainly dispatched to non violent juvenile calls. Also the city isn’t very big, so he actually sees the same people at least once a month.
@@AG-yc7vtthat's all what a cop is to serve the community and protect he actually did his job right a lot of cops could learn from him
Damn fine cop. He hardly arrests people, but he does guide them to a better way. He is a great addition to the force.
"This gun & badge don't make you a police officer. You have to respect people." Luv it. RESPECT Pops!
Exactly. 👏 Every officer should watch this video and if they don’t agree, they shouldn’t be police officers.
and respect cops
@@Diego-hr4yj respect is earned.
@@D_mac89 and they have earned it
@@Diego-hr4yj the good ones earn it not all buddy.
1:08 "He knows your mumma & he knew your grandmother" sounds like an intergenerational player to me!
😂😂💗 right
😂 😂
Lol oh wow.
lol
I ain't the sharpest
"he knows your mama and he knew your grandmother, so he has the authority to speak into our lives" LMFAO!!!
😆
I understood this, on a spiritual level. I get it and respect it.
Basically, he's a legend. Is that right?
He retired at 93. He passed away at 95 on 7/25/2024. ✝
rip
"I've taken more people home than I have to jail." - Buckshot
God bless this man !
Once a liar - always a liar !
so
Sometimes that’s all that people need.
@KHASIAH PAIGE what does any of this have to do about race
Wild man, what a great man.
hello there
He is a great man indeed, filled with wisdom and pride. He enjoys what hes does, and hes living it to the fullest. This man is a great old soul, and others should look up to him.
Hello
@@Neyodip There's a vid on RUclips explaining the diff between sour cream and onion and french onion, I highly recommend if your in need of knowing the diff between sour cream and onion and french onion chips. Highly recommended.
But Proto.. He's a Gen 1 officer
“ I’ve taken more people home than I’ve taken to jail “ ... God Bless You Sir ! We need more good people in this world like you ! What an Honorable man ...
@Kathryn Pecha huge generalization but okay.
@Kathryn Pecha 🏳️🌈🌈🏳️🌈🌈
He retired at 93 in March 2023. He passed away at the age of 95 on July 25, 2024. RIP May 12, 1929 - July 25, 2024.
" He knows your mama and he knows your grandmother " and he probably knows your great grandmother too ! That says it all. Respect to this officer.
Probably plowed them all in the back seat
@@Soil_Bound was just about to say the same lol
@@Soil_Bound XD
“I’ve taken more people home, than I’ve taken to jail”. We’re witnessing the last of the Peace Officer. I am PROUD to be an Arkansan right now! You go Buckshot!
That's how cops were when I was a kid in the 70's.
It's a shame to see some of the ego driven punks today
Yep. Back in the 70s police would grab you by the earlobe and whip you with a nightstick. Punks now days get shot on site.
you are proud to be an arkansas lmao
This statement checks out lol
@@replysoon3216 because punks now don't value life and will commit suicide by cop by way of gun or knife. Watch some Police Activity on RUclips and see what I mean. Methods change when criminals change.
Reporter: "How many people have you arrested?"
Buckshot: "I've taken more people home than jail".
That warmed my cold heart.
What if home is heaven 😳
@@fndleberg3273 ayooo
@@fndleberg3273 You beat me to it!
Makes for good publicity!
a good cops
Big respect to this man
"buckshot" is the most badass nickname ive ever heard
yep
that would be dababy
It fits with photo of him with the shotty
All I know is he ever tried to arrest me I’m chillinggggggg 🤣
@@Marcstock 😂
The criminals stop committing crime when buckshot is around, just out of respect.
Because you need to. You don't wanna be known as the dickead who hurt a 91 year old man, otherwise in prison, you'll be first in line to get split from behind and everyone will target you the way they do for sex offenders.
Word 💯
@Dawid Stawowski Respect
@@oscarmasterfujackson4694 respec*
@@somerandomname3124 Word 💯
“I’ve taken more people home than i’ve taken to jail” little did we know he was talking about the after life haha
😂😭
The Funeral Home.😂
🤣🤣
Hahaha damn, underrated comment.
😂😂😂😂😂😂 stop!
he retired at 93 and died recently at 95, a life well lived life
"I've taken more people home than I've taken to jail" This needs to be part of policing in every community.
US: I've shoot more people than i've taken to jail
@@ferraxf i know its a joke but this guy is in the US and you are sounding pretty stupid
@@ferraxf Everyone's trying to disrespect the US
Policing and law enforcement are two different things basically because policing has more to do with Community policing and helping people in need and which cops do not do sometimes because of policy most of the time and law enforcement is focused on mostly enforcing the law writing tickets, generating Revenue and that's the problem
One christian woman officer took me home two times in Finland
Most important qualities of a police officer
Badge and gun: No
Respect: Yes
I love that he said that
Your comment needs more likes
Just like the Andy Griffith Show!
🙏🏼Well Done.
@@BeingMe23 one of my favorite shows
God: "your time us up, time to "retire""
Buckshot: " Naw, sounds boring imma go back".
God: " understandable" - adds 30 more years to his life -
Waiting for this to blow up 😂😂😂
@@bebebill3878 do i look like i smoke too much
God: you got 10 months take it or leave it
🤣😭🤣🤣
Jesus still waiting.
“I’ve took more people home than to jail” now that’s a police officer! God bless you sir and thank you for your service
He passed sadly😔
I've never seen so many service stars.
As a black officer myself, I look up to this man.
Thank you for your service.
It has to start somewhere for us, the first black soldier, first black basketball player, first black officer, first black astronaut list goes on. You can either look up to someone or be the someone people look up to.
"As an officer myself"*
Doesn't matter what colour you are mate.
What's colour got to do with anything
@@ninjabaz8717 👌
Yes and man..THANK YOU for YOUR service too! We need cops ...good cops. Do some things maybe have to be changed? Probably but police are the front line in home defense of our nation!
Mans nickname is buckshot. Cold mf with heart and soul. Respect.
Yes
ikr?
“I’ve taken more people home than I’ve taken to jail” 🙌
She was looking kinda
Much respect to that
@Caleb Smith can touch it now, it has 423
Caleb Smith lollll I’m just now seeing these likes, wish I would’ve caught it at 420🤣🤣🤣
Unfortunatly, the Camden Police Department stated on July 25 that Smith died at the age of 95.
“Always beware of an old man in a career where men die young.”
I was thinking that
That line fits better for the mob
And his name buckshot
@@francisalbert1799 thats technically what the cops are
@@ezekielalexander709 Not exactly. Cops are law. Mafia are against law.
I’m convinced at this point that “passion” keeps you alive and thriving. Nothing more blissful than getting up and doing something that fuels you.
Go
Purpose is absolutely the biggest driving force of survival. If you have something to live for and truly want to live for it, you'll often find a way.
It's also the most effective way to avoid or get past depression. Having a purpose.
It's so easy to feel like you lack a purpose in this day and age. Working 9-5 day in and day out, in a job that could not exist and life wouldn't change.
Find someone or something to take care of and make that your purpose and you'll be surprised how fulfilled you can feel.
@@Watcher-in-the-Dark You're spot on.
So true just as there are old lawyers
Eating healthy
"He knows your mama and your grandmama" - That's more dangerous than a gun and badge.
A badge isn’t dangerous.
@@RealSatanHere 🤦♂️
@@RealSatanHere u kinda dumb lol
@@RealSatanHere whooosh
Facts
God bless you grandpa, at 91 years young that's all he knows, he knows nothing else then being a good citizen to civilians. ❤😊😊
If we're being honest here, he's in better shape than most people at his age, however that doesn't mean he is the most able person. Hopefully he doesn't get hurt
Right. A bunch of hypocrites here. Pilots can only work until a certain age for safety reasons. Why is this individual allowed to carry a gun at the age of 91 and get paid by the city to do nothing???
Beautiful story, but I think he should be a mall cop instead.
If anyone hurts this nice officer, I will personally cut their head off
@@AlphaShh Of course you will.
@@MrFunkadeIic Wydm he does nothing he patrols bruh
If he knows everybody’s mom and grandmothers he can just tell them if somebody wasn’t respecting their elders
"He's the oldest police officer in the state."
HOW OLD IS THE OLDEST POLICE OFFICER IN THE COUNTRY????
Yeah that's what I was thinking. Are there some 95 year olds out there or something??
I think they just meant "states" I can't imagine there being an older police officer than him. It would be very hard to catch criminals, he would be very good to keep up relations in neighbourhoods and such!
@@Scythra There is, actually! Don't know if that guy is still alive, but back on March 2020 there were several reports about Deputy Bill Hardin, which was the oldest law enforcement officer in the world, at the age of 97!
@@d4rks3ns3i Oh wow. That is incredible haha. People like those keep up moral in communities and keep a positive vibe about police. Since it's really negative lately for just a few rotten apples in the police force.
@@Scythra Not every cop needs to be a guy that can chase down an 18 year old gangster in his prime, every cop always calls back up in that type of situation even the most capable. A cop who can resolve conflict without needing to call any backup at all is even more valuable, that means knowing everyone in the community you patrol.
This guy has more knowledge and wisdom is his little finger than most people will ever have. Police, and everyone else, could learn a lot from this man. Much respect.
NO HE SHOULD BE FORCED TO RETIRE HE CANT RUN AFTER CRIMINALS HE IS NOT QUALIFIED
Too bad not many pigs are like him
@@DGD-p6d I bet he does more than you
✨️MAD RESPECT to this MAN✨️
Honestly, thank you Sir 🫡
He looks like he has been through every battle since the dawn of time and won every single one of them.
Living proof
"He'll retire when the good lord tells him to". You're damn right.
No
Lmaoo
@@MaureenMurphy_ shut up you. Don't be an idiot
@@BreathlessOblivion08 shut it up
I think that's exactly what he meant. He's in till the end.
"The oldest in the state".... wait wtf, he ain't the oldest cop in the Country?
Hahaha
he is the oldest in teh country
In the world 💯
They were probably just too lazy to fact check
in the universe
He’s a real cop, he’s a OG ❤
“This badge and gun, don’t make you a police officer”
This is advice a lot of cops really need to take
If the badge doesn’t make you cop then what does
@@random_gamer1809 It is your attitude to serve the community and society for the greater good.
Hits really hard when you think about the 1033 program.
Some*
@@blauesmondlicht8891 Germans taking over the comment section in 1, 2....3.. :D