We don’t just need more police like him, we need more men like him. Friendly, calm, collected, but can do what’s needed when the time comes. Even I’m not as capable as I want to be, and certainly not as much as this officer, but we really do need more men like him.
@@YoureNotAlexander positive vibes .. brought to you by Dunkin' I respect what you're saying. I get it. I don't agree with it. I think society would be a lot better off coming to terms with the truth. We can't really change anything for the better if we allow ourselves to be "brave new world" -ed into delusion. Just my opinion .. for the absolutely nothing that it's worth. ☮
This is the perfect example of what an officer should be. They are suppose to help and serve the people, not intimidate and bully them. Hats off to this kind, compassionate officer.
I literally almost started crying. Wish we had more stories like this than showing the worse part of humanity not doing great things. I never knew there were so many ways to tie a tie until I worked at a high end store selling high end suits and we learned to tie every conceivable knot there is known to mankind. The windsor knot was the one that just made the shirt and suit pop out. It gave you that military style look.
Don' t make false statements. Police do not "risk their lives" to save anyone. In fact, the first thing they typically say to the public is something that goes, "for MY safety". The Police are under no obligation to save anyone. In actuality, its firefighters, and paramedics/EMTs that risk their lives to save people. Never forget that.
This video is staged. It is fake. It is insidious propaganda. This did not happen. But it was successful in its purpose, which was to deceive people. To cultivate an unearned trust, respect, and appreciation for an organization that is largely out of control and with qualified immunity, almost completely held unaccountable for the crimes they commit against a public they swore to protect. Because of their many decades of abuse of power, and the trust the public placed in them, and with the ubiquitous nature of cellphones now giving nearly everyone in the public a camera in their pocket at all times, thus revealing their systemic viscous abuses in a way never possible before, they have a serious reputation problem, which they try to mitigate and manipulate with fake videos like this. You can type "Police help tie" right here and see for yourself 50+ other vids of this exact staged copaganda with your own two eyes. What an amazing coincidence that cops all over the country are randomly helping youngsters tie their ties before going to a job interview or whatever the script says. And all caught in perfect framing. Amazing. Did you know that the Supreme Court ruled that police officers have absolutely no legal obligation whatsoever to "Protect" the public .. at all .. zero .. none? Well, now you do. They aren't even obligated to know the law. They are legally allowed to lie to you though. And with qualified immunity, they can toss a flash-bang grenade in your baby's crib, in the middle of the night, bust in and shoot everyone, and then say "oops, wrong house" .. and face zero accountability. That's not a story I just made up for an example. That's a thing that literally happened. Infant was in a coma with 3rd degree burns for months, but thankfully survived. Mom wasn't so lucky. And that isn't just a one-off situation. "Serving" the public isn't even on their list of things to give a single f about. They stopped putting "protect and serve" on the side of police cars a lonnnnnng time ago for exactly this reason. And they intentionally removed it from the cars that did still have it. Their entire mindset is "Us vs Them" now, and they are trained to think and act that way. This is the sad truth, and the sooner we come to terms with it, the better. ☮
This police officer is a special kind of man/police officer. He is an asset to your community and I see most of you realize he would make a wonderful friend. I salute you, sir.
@@georgewashington3393It's not the act of tying the tie itself, it's the act of helping. OP's point is that a real man is willing to help and share their knowledge.
@@georgewashington3393 I'm with you on this one. I hate that phrase (A Real Man.) Explain what a real man is then. Especially whenever a woman says it.
He did a lot more than tie a Windsor knot. He improved interracial relations, and intergenerational relations. What a decent, sweet man and great police officer! Bravo.
They we are, I just knew someone would bring race into it, until such time that race doesn’t enter peoples minds racism will always exist, and it is fed by people like you that feel the need to keep bringing it up.
as an x con, I have all respect for this officer. He is not only a great cop, but but a damn good role model for all men. My hats off to the MOTHEWR as well. She is strong, loving mother, who has done a GREAT job raising that young man,. They have all earned RESPECT.
This brings me back to when I was a college student. I was in the bathroom trying to tie my tie before an interview, and a stranger walked in and saw me struggling and showed me how to properly tie a Double Windsor. I've always been appreciative of the help and I've never forgotten how to tie that knot.
@@oldergent5266 Good on ya, mate! The DW is a nice classic. I rarely wear ties, and since most of mine are on the short side, I usually don't bother with anything beyond the simple knot or half windsor.
This is wonderful! I am a community college professor in Cleveland, Ohio, and I have had many young male students who don't know how to tie a tie. Many of these young men never had any positive males figures in their lives to teach them. My father taught me how to tie my tie when I was a boy. I help anyone who needs it. Also, at my college, we have an program that provides donated ties to our young men who need them. In addition to this, we have an etiquette luncheon twice a year for students. We stress that good eating habits are important in the professional workplace, as many job interviews and work activities happen around meals. It is nice to see the students absorb and learn things they were never exposed to! This school resource officer is a hero and fantastic role model!
In a time where kindness seems in short supply, you find a good man like this officer. Just remember, kindness costs nothing, but it pays great dividends for everyone.
Nice story! I remember I was helping my nephew get ready for his prom and also did not know how to tie a tie. A neighbor graciously jumped into action. It's the little things in life people!!!!
I’ve been that neighbor before. It’s kind of an old-school skill and I don’t, for a minute, miss wearing a suit and tie. But glad to help a younger generation if the occasion arises. I was a LEO too before entering the corporate world.
I did this for a kid on the bus once, his mom and sister had no clue how to tie a tie. They asked me because I was wearing a suit. I gladly helped him and he was so happy : ) Glad my Dad taught me how to tie a tie.
@@reservationsdept5069 ... I understand what you're saying, but when I was young it was my mother who taught me how to tie a tie, and not my dad. It' says a bit about mothers nowadays too I think, they should have learnt this task having boys.
@@YoureNotAlexander 100% absolutely! This is what is known as "Copaganda" (propaganda meant to portray police as benevolent servants of the community). And they aren't even trying very hard here either. As if RUclips didn't exist a year ago? So this mom or her son couldn't just type "Windsor Knot" into it, and be presented with 15,000 video tutorials on how to tie one? Give me a break. The fact that this was sponsored by a donut shop is just hilarious. "This episode of 'Cops Are The Good Guys' has been brought to you by Dunkin'"! lmao ... can't make this stuff up! Except .. they did! Congrats to you and your inner b.s. detector ☮ (edit: try putting "police help tie" into YT search and see how many variations of this *_exact same_* story show up!)
One out of a thousand. You're more likely to strike gold in you backward, the run into a decent cop. The system is corrupt, to invariably so to will the cops that work it will be.
This guy seems so chill and funny! Seeing the principal talk highly of him is awesome. It always seems like bad news these days. I hope they're all well
I absolutely love stories like this. We need more of these.... a lot more!! People helping other people, doing things out if kindness, and just being good human beings. I appreciate everyone involved. Tears!!
❤❤ it we need more people like him. Helping people out, weather it's getting them to class or helping with a tie. This officer is doing his true calling, helping people with a smile.
Need more people in the world like you Officer. And what a great young adult. Respect, compassion and love go a long way in this world. I’m 63 and so wish I had a father like this police officer. Much love and hugs to you both and all involved. From Newcastle Australia.❤️❤️❤️
Right? I loved this. There wasn't a SINGLE mention of race through the entire thing because race was totally irrelevant. They're fellow Americans or citizens. That's what's important.
We need more people like these men. This is a wonderful picture they were two men, one needed a little help and another man who stepped up to help. We need more of this and less of all the horror that takes up space on news shows. Bless both of you.
To be honest, and you probably know this already. Most people are good, and will try to help others if they can. Man or Woman. The news just focuses solely on sad/bad stories because that's what sucks the most people in. They only give a damn about viewership, never mind that a few extra little pieces of goodwill news like this video would help a lot of people to feel more positive in the world. It's hard to stay positive these days, when everything seems designed to suck the positivity out of you. Thank God for videos like this where we can still view simple acts of human kindness and remember for a moment that we are all one.
Congratulations Drew and way to go Officer Lewis!!!! Thanks for spotlighting positive contributions in our community. And thanks for those business sponsors to give Officer Lewis an extra bonus.
Why you gotta troll him with that Dunkin’s gift card and goodie bag, though? 😂 But seriously, what a man - truly a heart of gold. Mad props to you, sir!
They really should of left that part out though. Anyone who works for the government in any capacity cannot accept gifts and can lose their job for doing so. Hopefully that doesn't happen as we need a lot more people like this resource officer.
@@Zedeeziadude he can't take gifts from people he detains or suspects and such cuz that's bribery that doesn't mean he can't recieve any gifts from anyone ever, it wasn't even from the family he helped lol
@@JOHNRAMBO42091 my best friend and girlfriend both work for the government in different capacities. Acceptance of gifts while in your work gear is forbidden for actions in your work gear. The article said he was in gear expecially by the way the civilians referred to him in the story. I hope he doesn't get screwed over
@@Zedeezia That's not true. Usually they can accept gifts up to a certain amount. That's why they split up the amounts and made them from different people. They know the rules on gift giving.
Very heartwarming story. Such a kind officer to give a warm feeling, he really save that lost boy. Now the boy is a respectable member of the community and one day, he too will also help someone in need because he will remember the day this officer saved him.
What a great story. In a world where there seems to be much anger and sadness every where, it's nice hear a good happy story. Well done to both of them.
This story is stolen. They took a black male to act as the officer. The original is different but you can find it here on yt. This video here is just propaganda.
Good on this officer. I learned when I was a kid. Then, in Marine bootcamp, we were also instructed on how to tie a tie and the difference between a full Windsor, and a half Windsor. USMC 1986 - 1994
This is how police officers should be. Kind when needed and willing to serve the community in anyway big or small. We really need more people like Officer Lewis in the police force.
This is the type of officers we need to have on the streets, ones that are helpful when they need to be and tough as nails when they need to be. That is a great officer the ones that can show compassion and kindness and helpfulness.
This is the kind of story that needs to be told! With all the nonsense that's going on in the world, it's nice to see a light of hope. Thank you showing us there are still genuine people and role models left in this world!
Good honest police officer who can teach others how to communicate with any citizen of today’s world. We need more of leadership in public uniform like him. Thanks officer for being a voice for students of today’s future.
PLENTY good men and police out there, and we're so proud of being Americans. Our government may defund police; but we love our Resource Officers and "Officers Friendly" in our lives! They are there to protect and help us, and we're here to support them. Stressful & dangerous career as a police officer, so we cherish the time together each day.
Defund the police is a terrible slogan. What they mean is the budget of the force needs to have less arms and more actual resources for mental health calls, etc etc. defund is such a shit slogan for it tho
Agree completely. It's meant to fire up the base but it makes both sides angry and more divided for no reason because it doesn't sound like a reasonable policy proposal. But we do need better training for cops in how to de-escalate because a lot of times they escalate instead and then something terrible happens. The cop see here seems like one of the good ones.
We do these things for a handshake and a smile. We do not expect rewards for being kind. But I think he deserved it for the positive influence he has on the children from the school where is assigned. Children are the future.
Great story! As a HS teacher, I tied lots of ties for grade 12s attending their grad ceremonies. Still, someone should introduce Drew and his Mom to the Internet.
I thought the same thing. Watching this video on youtube, the same youtube that i learned how to tie a multitude of forms of ties from. In the time they messages and asked orhers they simple could of pulled up a video or website to show them how step by step. Still though kudos to the officer.
This officer is an example for all of us. We definitely need more like him. Truly making a difference in his community.
We don’t just need more police like him, we need more men like him. Friendly, calm, collected, but can do what’s needed when the time comes. Even I’m not as capable as I want to be, and certainly not as much as this officer, but we really do need more men like him.
I hate cops
It also helps that his mom showed the kid that officers can be helpful and not to be afraid to ask for help.
The entire story is exactly that .. a story. Fake. This did not happen.
@@YoureNotAlexander positive vibes .. brought to you by Dunkin'
I respect what you're saying. I get it. I don't agree with it. I think society would be a lot better off coming to terms with the truth. We can't really change anything for the better if we allow ourselves to be "brave new world" -ed into delusion.
Just my opinion .. for the absolutely nothing that it's worth. ☮
THESE are news stories we sorely, desperately NEED in these trying times of *hate.*
So true! I see so much hate in the news, online...everywhere! I opened a bunch of these stories this morning as I just needed to start my day right.
Acab
@@The_Quaalude all cakes are baked?
@@Name-nw9uj ACAB stands for All Cops Are Bad.
Perfectly stated, Ed.
This is the perfect example of what an officer should be. They are suppose to help and serve the people, not intimidate and bully them. Hats off to this kind, compassionate officer.
This is what most cops are. You just allow your view to be manipulated and polluted by corrupted media trying to spin anger and hate for engagement
🙂🙂🙂
Back in my day, acts of simple kindness like this was the norm. Nowadays, it’s so uncommon that it makes news headlines
That Officer is a great asset to that communty,God Bless Him!
People helping each other is how it's supposed to be. The officer is a perfect example of this belief!
We do help people, every day, when we pay taxes.
I smiled all the way through this video! A big thank you to all police officers that risk their lives by helping us every day in different ways!
Me too! Finally huh ❤
I literally almost started crying. Wish we had more stories like this than showing the worse part of humanity not doing great things. I never knew there were so many ways to tie a tie until I worked at a high end store selling high end suits and we learned to tie every conceivable knot there is known to mankind. The windsor knot was the one that just made the shirt and suit pop out. It gave you that military style look.
Don' t make false statements. Police do not "risk their lives" to save anyone. In fact, the first thing they typically say to the public is something that goes, "for MY safety". The Police are under no obligation to save anyone.
In actuality, its firefighters, and paramedics/EMTs that risk their lives to save people. Never forget that.
made me cry! What a wonderful example of a man!
This video is staged. It is fake. It is insidious propaganda. This did not happen.
But it was successful in its purpose, which was to deceive people. To cultivate an unearned trust, respect, and appreciation for an organization that is largely out of control and with qualified immunity, almost completely held unaccountable for the crimes they commit against a public they swore to protect.
Because of their many decades of abuse of power, and the trust the public placed in them, and with the ubiquitous nature of cellphones now giving nearly everyone in the public a camera in their pocket at all times, thus revealing their systemic viscous abuses in a way never possible before, they have a serious reputation problem, which they try to mitigate and manipulate with fake videos like this.
You can type "Police help tie" right here and see for yourself 50+ other vids of this exact staged copaganda with your own two eyes. What an amazing coincidence that cops all over the country are randomly helping youngsters tie their ties before going to a job interview or whatever the script says. And all caught in perfect framing. Amazing.
Did you know that the Supreme Court ruled that police officers have absolutely no legal obligation whatsoever to "Protect" the public .. at all .. zero .. none? Well, now you do.
They aren't even obligated to know the law. They are legally allowed to lie to you though. And with qualified immunity, they can toss a flash-bang grenade in your baby's crib, in the middle of the night, bust in and shoot everyone, and then say "oops, wrong house" .. and face zero accountability. That's not a story I just made up for an example. That's a thing that literally happened. Infant was in a coma with 3rd degree burns for months, but thankfully survived. Mom wasn't so lucky. And that isn't just a one-off situation. "Serving" the public isn't even on their list of things to give a single f about.
They stopped putting "protect and serve" on the side of police cars a lonnnnnng time ago for exactly this reason. And they intentionally removed it from the cars that did still have it. Their entire mindset is "Us vs Them" now, and they are trained to think and act that way. This is the sad truth, and the sooner we come to terms with it, the better. ☮
This police officer is a special kind of man/police officer. He is an asset to your community and I see most of you realize he would make a wonderful friend. I salute you, sir.
It is always great to see a good and big hearted cop. My father was one.
👍🏼
Mine too
This is a real PEACE officer!
This is what a real man does.
Congrats to all parties involved. 🥳
Not at all. I real man doesn't need help tying a damn tie. Give me a f@#% break🙄
@@georgewashington3393he’s a young man still learning like the rest of us.
Just because your older doesn’t mean you stop learning
@@georgewashington3393 We didn't need to know you're a douche, but thanks for letting us know...
@@georgewashington3393It's not the act of tying the tie itself, it's the act of helping. OP's point is that a real man is willing to help and share their knowledge.
@@georgewashington3393 I'm with you on this one. I hate that phrase (A Real Man.) Explain what a real man is then. Especially whenever a woman says it.
What a kind gentleman of an officer.
This actually brought tears to my eyes…this is a fine example of public service.
He did a lot more than tie a Windsor knot. He improved interracial relations, and intergenerational relations.
What a decent, sweet man and great police officer! Bravo.
They we are, I just knew someone would bring race into it, until such time that race doesn’t enter peoples minds racism will always exist, and it is fed by people like you that feel the need to keep bringing it up.
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as an x con, I have all respect for this officer. He is not only a great cop, but but a damn good role model for all men. My hats off to the MOTHEWR as well. She is strong, loving mother, who has done a GREAT job raising that young man,. They have all earned RESPECT.
This man kindly gives his time to make other people happy. So glad his kindness and big heart is recognised and really appreciated.💜
This brings me back to when I was a college student. I was in the bathroom trying to tie my tie before an interview, and a stranger walked in and saw me struggling and showed me how to properly tie a Double Windsor. I've always been appreciative of the help and I've never forgotten how to tie that knot.
Awkward but yeah the double Windsor is exactly the knot the GM of the interview likely wanted to see which is just one extra step but a tricky one.
Yeah back before youtube, you actually had to go out and buy a book on how to tie a tie correctly...
@@feynthefallenI learned how to a Double Windsor knot by watching RUclips vids. I learned many different techniques, but the DW is my fave.
@@oldergent5266 Good on ya, mate! The DW is a nice classic. I rarely wear ties, and since most of mine are on the short side, I usually don't bother with anything beyond the simple knot or half windsor.
@@feynthefallen My man wears a torn & stained t-shirt.
This is wonderful! I am a community college professor in Cleveland, Ohio, and I have had many young male students who don't know how to tie a tie. Many of these young men never had any positive males figures in their lives to teach them. My father taught me how to tie my tie when I was a boy. I help anyone who needs it. Also, at my college, we have an program that provides donated ties to our young men who need them. In addition to this, we have an etiquette luncheon twice a year for students. We stress that good eating habits are important in the professional workplace, as many job interviews and work activities happen around meals. It is nice to see the students absorb and learn things they were never exposed to!
This school resource officer is a hero and fantastic role model!
I used to think the community feel good news stories were cheesy, but now that I’m old, I realize how wonderful these stories are. Thank you
We definitely need more police officer's like this , not less ! Just love feel good stories !
In a time where kindness seems in short supply, you find a good man like this officer. Just remember, kindness costs nothing, but it pays great dividends for everyone.
Nice story! I remember I was helping my nephew get ready for his prom and also did not know how to tie a tie. A neighbor graciously jumped into action. It's the little things in life people!!!!
I’ve been that neighbor before. It’s kind of an old-school skill and I don’t, for a minute, miss wearing a suit and tie. But glad to help a younger generation if the occasion arises. I was a LEO too before entering the corporate world.
I did this for a kid on the bus once, his mom and sister had no clue how to tie a tie. They asked me because I was wearing a suit. I gladly helped him and he was so happy : )
Glad my Dad taught me how to tie a tie.
Yeah, my dad taught me how to tie one, too. The only knot he used was the Windsor knot, and that's what he taught me.
Exactly, what your not hearing here is WHERE IS THE DAD?
@@reservationsdept5069 Could be separated, could have passed away, could be deployed; no context really changes the point of the story.
@@reservationsdept5069 ... I understand what you're saying, but when I was young it was my mother who taught me how to tie a tie, and not my dad. It' says a bit about mothers nowadays too I think, they should have learnt this task having boys.
What a refreshing story. There are a lot of positive things happening in the world and we need to concentrate more on them.
Sadly thats not whats gets mainstream media the sensationalist headlines they crave
This world would be so much better if we had officers like this, ones who took the job to truly protect and serve everybody.
Wonderful story! Congratulations young man and two thumbs up to the officer.
"Story" is exactly right.
@@THE-X-Force You think this kind of story is fabricated? I'm kinda on the fence about that to. Something about it just doesn't chime true.
@@YoureNotAlexander 100% absolutely! This is what is known as "Copaganda" (propaganda meant to portray police as benevolent servants of the community). And they aren't even trying very hard here either.
As if RUclips didn't exist a year ago? So this mom or her son couldn't just type "Windsor Knot" into it, and be presented with 15,000 video tutorials on how to tie one? Give me a break.
The fact that this was sponsored by a donut shop is just hilarious. "This episode of 'Cops Are The Good Guys' has been brought to you by Dunkin'"!
lmao ... can't make this stuff up!
Except .. they did!
Congrats to you and your inner b.s. detector ☮
(edit: try putting "police help tie" into YT search and see how many variations of this *_exact same_* story show up!)
@@THE-X-Force I'm gonna have to look that up. I hope it's not as blatant as Vivek giving the same speech as Obama nearly verbatim.
I caught myself smiling from ear-to-ear such a Awesome story... Congratulations to both.. Keep the Humbleness Going❣️
Moments like these that don’t let me give up hope on humanity.
Because there are people like this officer in the world...never lose hope in humanity.
We should all be like him!
Still a great story!!
We need more police officers like him in all the communities. He is bringing positive energy and making a difference in his community.
What a wholesome story, what a standup man that officer is for helping that young man out when they had noone else.
Always good to see a feel good story with all the negative stuff we see daily, and more so with an officer.
One out of a thousand. You're more likely to strike gold in you backward, the run into a decent cop. The system is corrupt, to invariably so to will the cops that work it will be.
Can't beat a good story and it gives hope that there are still decent people out there!
Relationships and kindness can make all the difference. This was beautiful!
That's a good man there!!
This guy seems so chill and funny! Seeing the principal talk highly of him is awesome. It always seems like bad news these days. I hope they're all well
God bless this officer
Love to see these types of positive, uplifting stories instead of all the negativity we have to see.
A small act of kindness creates a big wave. ❤❤
This story made my day. Keep asking ourselves, what makes it so hard to just be kind. That should be the simplest act of any human being.
I never cease to be amazed how a simple thing like tying a tie can make such a difference! This is very cool!
Brought a smile to my face, great job Officer!🥰
I love these kind of stories. This never gets old.
I absolutely love stories like this. We need more of these.... a lot more!! People helping other people, doing things out if kindness, and just being good human beings. I appreciate everyone involved. Tears!!
❤❤ it we need more people like him. Helping people out, weather it's getting them to class or helping with a tie. This officer is doing his true calling, helping people with a smile.
The world is a better place because of this wise gentleman. GOD bless you sir !!
He seems like a good guy , we need more stories like this ❤
This is what we need. More feel good stories like this. Thank you Officer Lewis.
Need more people in the world like you Officer. And what a great young adult. Respect, compassion and love go a long way in this world. I’m 63 and so wish I had a father like this police officer. Much love and hugs to you both and all involved. From Newcastle Australia.❤️❤️❤️
God bless that man for all he does to help the kids and the community!🙏🏼
This is the America I believe in! Great people who aren’t afraid of each other. I wish we could get there someday.
Right? I loved this. There wasn't a SINGLE mention of race through the entire thing because race was totally irrelevant. They're fellow Americans or citizens. That's what's important.
@@The88Cheat more important, they are humans.
@Angelsbobbi
"people who aren't afraid of each other"
Right, that's why there's an armed officer at a school. Makes perfect sense.
Love stories like this of such kindness!
We need more people like these men. This is a wonderful picture they were two men, one needed a little help and another man who stepped up to help. We need more of this and less of all the horror that takes up space on news shows. Bless both of you.
To be honest, and you probably know this already. Most people are good, and will try to help others if they can. Man or Woman. The news just focuses solely on sad/bad stories because that's what sucks the most people in. They only give a damn about viewership, never mind that a few extra little pieces of goodwill news like this video would help a lot of people to feel more positive in the world. It's hard to stay positive these days, when everything seems designed to suck the positivity out of you. Thank God for videos like this where we can still view simple acts of human kindness and remember for a moment that we are all one.
SO true.
Congratulations Drew and way to go Officer Lewis!!!! Thanks for spotlighting positive contributions in our community. And thanks for those business sponsors to give Officer Lewis an extra bonus.
What a special story. This officer is tops. Continued safety as you serve your community. May God bless you.
It’s so good to see people getting the help they needed, with kindness & patience along with caring for others! How encouraging! 😉
What a great guy. You can tell he's a genuinely nice guy. Great to see he's appreciated by everyone he works with too.
Why you gotta troll him with that Dunkin’s gift card and goodie bag, though? 😂 But seriously, what a man - truly a heart of gold. Mad props to you, sir!
What a heart warming story! We need to hear more of these. Very inspirational!
That was touching. I especially like that they gave him a bunch of donut related goodies and coupons.
AGREE 👍! Might want to check out Tom Mabe: "fishing for cops." It's quite good.
They really should of left that part out though. Anyone who works for the government in any capacity cannot accept gifts and can lose their job for doing so. Hopefully that doesn't happen as we need a lot more people like this resource officer.
@@Zedeeziadude he can't take gifts from people he detains or suspects and such cuz that's bribery that doesn't mean he can't recieve any gifts from anyone ever, it wasn't even from the family he helped lol
@@JOHNRAMBO42091 my best friend and girlfriend both work for the government in different capacities. Acceptance of gifts while in your work gear is forbidden for actions in your work gear. The article said he was in gear expecially by the way the civilians referred to him in the story. I hope he doesn't get screwed over
@@Zedeezia That's not true. Usually they can accept gifts up to a certain amount. That's why they split up the amounts and made them from different people. They know the rules on gift giving.
Props to Officer Lewis! Keep up the good work.
Very heartwarming story. Such a kind officer to give a warm feeling, he really save that lost boy. Now the boy is a respectable member of the community and one day, he too will also help someone in need because he will remember the day this officer saved him.
What a wonderful and up-lifting story I needed so much. The world still has so many exceptional and kind people like these folks.♥
What a great story. In a world where there seems to be much anger and sadness every where, it's nice hear a good happy story. Well done to both of them.
It's great to see stories like this and not just megative stuff. Good job Officer Lewis!
Awww I love the feel good stories. We need more of them! Thank you Officer Lewis for your service and care....
So sweet, this actually brought a tear to my eye. It's not often that good news gets noticed.
Resource officers are the best! I still remember mine from high school. He was so good with us
We need more stories like this. I was smiling all the way till the end of the vid.
This story is stolen. They took a black male to act as the officer. The original is different but you can find it here on yt. This video here is just propaganda.
What a great story! Thanks for putting this out there instead of only putting the negative stories out like so many other news broadcasters do!
Great story. That man has a great heart, and is a blessing to his community. Thanks for this uplifting story.
Definitely a feel good story! 😊
This is a true loyal police officer, helping people in need.
Love these kind of stories..We need more of them in this country ..😊
Alllllllllllllllllllllllll that was SO NICE!!!!! 👍🏾 GREAT GUY! His wife is a lucky woman❤️
Such a heartwarming story, nice one officer 👍🏻😊
That a nice cop. Congratulations on the good job you do. We need more like you.
Thank you for posting such a heartwarming story. We need them.
This is one of the few police videos that quite literally brought tears to my eyes. Well done, good and faithful servant!!!
Congratulations On Your Job Youngman and Thank You Officer For Your Kindness ❤
Good on this officer. I learned when I was a kid.
Then, in Marine bootcamp, we were also instructed on how to tie a tie and the difference between a full Windsor, and a half Windsor.
USMC 1986 - 1994
Wonderful! So good to see people being good to each other. Bless you, Officer Lewis.
This is how police officers should be. Kind when needed and willing to serve the community in anyway big or small. We really need more people like Officer Lewis in the police force.
This is the type of officers we need to have on the streets, ones that are helpful when they need to be and tough as nails when they need to be. That is a great officer the ones that can show compassion and kindness and helpfulness.
This is the kind of story that needs to be told! With all the nonsense that's going on in the world, it's nice to see a light of hope. Thank you showing us there are still genuine people and role models left in this world!
He should show more police how to be a good guy and a hero.
If only someone could show the 100's of 1000's of criminals that cops deal with daily to be good guys and heroes.
What an awesome story!!!
Good honest police officer who can teach others how to communicate with any citizen of today’s world. We need more of leadership in public uniform like him.
Thanks officer for being a voice for students of today’s future.
What a great mother! and she seems to have done a very good job with her boy. Thank you officer your a credit to your profession
Sure, if we ignore the fact that she failed to provide him a single male role model who can tie a tie. haha
Very good service sir !!!
Great job brother
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PLENTY good men and police out there, and we're so proud of being Americans. Our government may defund police; but we love our Resource Officers and "Officers Friendly" in our lives! They are there to protect and help us, and we're here to support them. Stressful & dangerous career as a police officer, so we cherish the time together each day.
Agreed.
Defund the police is a terrible slogan. What they mean is the budget of the force needs to have less arms and more actual resources for mental health calls, etc etc. defund is such a shit slogan for it tho
SO BEAUTIFULLY SAID, and AMEN🙏 Thank-you you ❤️
Agree completely. It's meant to fire up the base but it makes both sides angry and more divided for no reason because it doesn't sound like a reasonable policy proposal. But we do need better training for cops in how to de-escalate because a lot of times they escalate instead and then something terrible happens.
The cop see here seems like one of the good ones.
We do these things for a handshake and a smile. We do not expect rewards for being kind. But I think he deserved it for the positive influence he has on the children from the school where is assigned. Children are the future.
Great news story. We need a ton more like this one! Great example of an officer. Best wishes to this officer and the young man.
Jesus. We need so many more like that officer everywhere. What a good man.
Why point out that the tie wasn’t done perfectly? Anyways I like stories like this; warms the heart.
Great story! As a HS teacher, I tied lots of ties for grade 12s attending their grad ceremonies.
Still, someone should introduce Drew and his Mom to the Internet.
I thought the same thing. Watching this video on youtube, the same youtube that i learned how to tie a multitude of forms of ties from. In the time they messages and asked orhers they simple could of pulled up a video or website to show them how step by step.
Still though kudos to the officer.
Just one of those really good guys who spreads happiness with every word!
What a great man and police - officer! He is the best example those kids (and all of us) could have! ❤️🇧🇻
What a kind police man ❤️ and Drew got the job 🤗 ain't GOD good