When Brave Citizens Help Save Cops
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- Опубликовано: 30 янв 2024
- Join us for an action packed journey as we shine a light on the unsung heroes among us. This video explores touching stories of everyday individuals who play a vital role in ensuring the safety of our law enforcement officers.
From acts of courage to life-saving interventions, witness the incredible impact that occurs when brave citizens step forward to save our dedicated cops. Watch, share, and be a part of the movement to honor and appreciate those who make a significant difference in our communities. 
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The fact 4-5 people helped that lady officer, helped get him in cuffs, all get up at the same time, LITERALLY walk away saying nothing is the most gta 5 npc thing i have ever seen in real life.
😂😂😂
Lmao I didn't notice that till you said something
I guess I was like that once. I helped stop a high speed chase once begetting in front of the guy and blocking him as I came to a full stop, making the bad guy stop as well. Once the cops had him at gun point I just pulled away without ever speaking to the cops. LOL.
I didn’t want to have to be a witness on the stand or anything.
🤣🤣i didn't think about that until you said jt. I went back and you're so right! I'm cracking up! Good looking out!
I wouldn't have noticed if i didn't see your comment 😂
The dude that rescued that baby has some badass qualities.
That officer was doing nothing in that fire situation in Mesa. Just standing there while kids and a mom are dying. Thank God for that good Samaritan
@@buggiesmama11yeah wtf!?
@@buggiesmama11you ever tried climbing above head height with 30lbs of gear on your body, it’s not that easy
@@KE8NUFHe climbed up there to get the second kid from the hero. The real reason he didn’t go up there is because he didn’t know they were up there at first, he thought they were in the bottom left window
The police man was useless in 1st clip, he let citizen risk his life to rescue children while he stood back... The police man didn't make any attempt disgusting
I laughed my ass off at 14:08 when everyone just immediately dips without saying a word after just body piling that dude. Honestly, everyone in this video was pretty great to see. Legitimate heroes and I love to see it.
I assume they were expecting a "thanks guys" or something like that. Haha
I love how the one woman starts scolding him like a child while everyone is pinning him down
I guess he ”tried that in a small town”.
@@haleyhoag8640 fr he punched her dead in the face and that couple pulled up after that so im not sure they even saw: you see he was no match for other men though
He must be the local asshat, and everyone wanted a piece.
That first dude showed the cop up, just instantly went into action and saved lives. Cop likely woulda waited without someone taking action before
I feel like you’re right…😢
Some people shouldn't be cops
Sad fact is, is that these professions have rules you have to follow first. They are trained for safety, and procuations.
Bystanders are not held to those principles, and will react recklessly. I make that sound bad, but recklessness is effective.
But, we don't pay cops to be recklessly risking their lives 24/7.
@@alondor8157 we pay them to do nothing anymore, they don't even have a fitness test.
@@bobbywalker2980 Well, clearly they do stuff. Such a weird comment.
This hero did not NEED A LADDER - he was doing the thing while everyone else was talking about it. May God bless him and his family ❤
Cops on average carry an extra 30-40 pounds of gear and aren’t paid enough for that bullshit. Please try jumping a fence with a full duty belt and body armor, radio. Backup gun. Your personal items. Please shut the fuck up.
Hell naw, why aren’t the parents in there? Parents too scared to save their own kids crazy.
God should have helped him out, or better still prevent the fire in the first place. Blessing him after the fact isn't impressive, especially for the presumed creator of the Universe. That's something I could do.. Watch this.. "May you be blessed sir for saving that baby"... see? Not impressive right?
If you dont like it dont respond @markbrisec3972
@@markbrisec3972 God loves you dude. No reason to be so contrary. There is noting wrong with what the person originally commenting said. We live in a jacked up world dude and we made it that way. Not God.
10:13 THAT CITIZEN DEFINITELY HAS A BACKGROUND IN MARITAL ARTS
Broski transitioned from rear naked to armbar SWIFTLY 😂
The fully video of it, the cop was pregnant and that guy was a BJJ trainer
@@Iamalwayslearning yeah, she wasn't supposed to be the one to make the stop but no one was getting to her
@@Iamalwayslearning She was off duty and on her way home. Why would someone be with her?
Jitz for the win
He broke the window and pulled the frame off with his bare hands ... hero!
Adrenaline is one hell of a drug :D
cant say the same about the cop. Idk what it is with american cops and just standing around while kids get hurt
That woman officer knew that the citizen was not going to let that guy go. I don’t know what she would’ve done if that awesome guy helped. She needed some BIGTIME muscle. He was so skilled very impressive!
And her worthless ass should be fired
That guy clearly knew BJJ. He had total control over the grapple. He clearly could have seriously hurt that man or choked him out but showed a lot of restraint.
@@Elthenar I know I watched it a few times. The 2nd big move he did when the suspect flipped. Good guy twists his arm as then holds down the other when she was screaming he’s going for my gun. Good guy said nah he won’t get it get the cuffs and then he proceeds to basically cuff him all by himself. Freaking impressed the second you see his truck like how FAST he took action hey? 💙💙💙
@@Elthenar I feel 99% that if no one else was on that street she would’ve died. She didn’t have control whatsoever and I hate to say it she doesn’t have an authoritative voice. She’d be dead with that guy but giving a shit if he lived or died. He must have been on some intense drugs.
@@Elthenarquick question, what is BJJ? Im still new to alot of stuff
that one dude has some solid jiujitsu skills
Yeah that was a pretty slick transition to an armbar
In the full video of that moment it revealed that the guy who was helping is a BJJ trainer
Agreed
That woman needed better training. She was not handling him very well.
@@The3LetterAgencythat women was pregnant and idk why she was on active duty pregnant
That guy in the first video is like a real life Superman, he’s a guy every kid on this planet should look up to, his bravery is above and beyond. I teared up when he saved that baby’s life.
yes indeed
True, it’s amazing how he saved them! ❤
“I NEEDD A LADDERRRR!” Like give me a break.
Helping others should be normal, the problem is our society don't encourages that, that's sad, imagine dying on the floor in public and no one help you...
My heart literally stopped when I saw the insane amount of smoke coming out of the window. This man is a hero and earns a shipload of respect.
I like how you said shipload because i read that, as intended ;)
That first female cop would’ve been screwed if the Good Samaritan hadn’t stopped to help her , that guy would have injured her badly or possibly killed her . She was totally unable to stop contain him in any way , she could barely even get him cuffed with the other guy holding him down .
And the guy who saved those babies was awesome, a true hero. But I was stunned to see the officer standing back behind the fence yelling to other by standers that there was children inside , and he needed a ladder, all while maintaining a safe distance. He made no effort himself to help those babies , he only got closer to the building itself after the guy saved the children. Thank God for the brave man who stepped in and done what needed to be done to save them.
That first officer was straight scared. Hear it in his voice when he was asking for a ladder. He’s definitely wearing the badge for the ‘Prestige’ and “Look at Me!” effect!
@@kingaich I mean, part of it is also because the fire department are the ones trained to handle going into fire, while police deal with everything else. Regardless of how seasoned or new he might've been, that's still something that's most likely not included in his training at all, so in a way I can't blame him. Basically stuck in a position where his mind is racing and he's unsure of what to do, because they might die if he leaves, but he also clearly didn't know where a ladder was, which is why he threw rocks at the window.
@@norrecvizharan1177you mean he’s a coward who should not be wearing the badge right, the real hero wasn’t a firefighter. cop apologists like you make me sick
@@HiJinx01 No, I mean HE LITERALLY WASN'T TRAINED TO FIGHT FIRES, LET ALONE DEAL WITH THEM. What kind of twat do you have to be to think that someone's stupid/cowardly because they hesitated and were uncertain in a situation that they'd typically take up a different role (aka establishing a safe perimeter for firefighters do do their job) in?
At the end of the day, despite his obvious ineptitude in the situation, he was still basically the main reason the people inside actually survived. Because, y'know, he did the next best thing by shouting "HEY GUYS, I NEED Y'ALL TO COME HELP" to everyone else in the immediate vicinity. I'm not trying to say he's a hero, I'm just saying that he's not a blithering coward like y'all seem to insist upon.
@@HiJinx01that's not his job, simple as that, both the good Samaritan and the cop had equal training and qualifications for dealing with the fire, while yes as a human being he's a coward you can say the exact same thing about literally everyone who was in front of the building too, you're holding a cop to some bullshit higher standard in a field that doesn't even apply to him, that's the equivalent of going up to a mathematician and saying he doesn't deserve his job because he didn't write a book
That first one brought tears to my eyes. Dude is a true hero. While the police was running around, acting like he was trying to help" asking for a latter" the true hero took it over. Bless you brother.
100% Agree, police was all talk no action.
Johnathan did it all.
Me too . Superman shit
I'm a big supporter of LEO and even I'm really disappointed in this cop
That cop should be ashamed of himself! The guy had more compassion and saved those children, he risk his life!!😭🙏
First cop should've gave his mask to the guy
He should have actually TRIED to do something other than bark orders...
@@ericlaing435 And scoop the baby to get the credit lol
Cop was more concerned with wearing a mask 300ft away from the fire than he was with anyone or anything else
He should've tried to do literally ANYTHING other than stand there and pretend to be the hero
As a retired Deputy and Firefighter, I have to agree.
The first one was so wholesome. He thought of his own daughter when he heard the kids in the building. Parents have a different kind of love when it comes to their children or children who are in danger ❤
The third one made me smile. Those two will be best friends forever. I bet they still get together to this day. Garcia should be very proud of himself for saving those police officers’ lives. 🥹
3:10 “come here kids come here” actually made me bawl my eyes out. he is a good man and deserves the world.
Mr. Johnathan Baez, you sir are a confirmed & verified pure & true hero. When others froze up, didn’t know what to do, or wasted precious time, you dropped in with your invisible cape from seemingly nowhere & took decisive action. You did it without regard for your own life or safety in exchange for the salvation of those little girls who were in desperate need of a prayer. As God works in mysterious ways, you answered the calling.
Agree, this guy is outstanding in courage and care for these children❤❤❤
You have to do it. My best friend in high school? I had to find her before cell phones.
You are at a pay phone trying to remember numbers. I physically assaulted a guy twice my weight. My friends had to drag me in the car.
You are working off adrenaline. It’s how moms lift cars.
@@Jeremy-ff3jmLmao such bullshit. You have videos from soldiers (like in Ukraine) rolling over obstacles and navigating much more difficult terrain - in much more stressful circumstances - wearing the same amount of gear (if not heavier). Officer Lardass should layoff the Krispy Kreme and actually be able to climb over a fucking fence, in order to save two children.
@@darthnihilus2729forreal Smdh in the time it took for him to scream for a ladder he could have dropped the gear - he didn’t even try. standards are so damn low nowadays. excuses never ending
Yes .......A lot of your police are very unfit and quite a few are overweight and some are even obese . They would be terminated in my country if they did not get into shape in a given time . I think thats why your cops shoot suspects because they too unfit to chase them .
"I got the girl out"
No you didn't. The civilian got BOTH kids out. Stepped up faster and more brave than he did. No big deal until he acted like HE saved them.
It's probably easier for dispatch or whoever they talk to on the radio to comprehend the situation.
He'd be better assigned to the traffic division, directing cars during rush hour. Even I could yell "give me the baby" and grab it over a fence, and I'm a weakling, I saw sweat on the back of his right hand, but he wasn't running that fast and walked half the time. Yes, he had to keep dispatch informed, but we have all seen cops who risked more when the innocent were in jeopardy. I'd like to think there were more things going on than the video showed.
@@MarySanchez-qk3hp looked like that was from the water sprayed on the fire, not sweat.
You know what it doesn't matter who saved those kids what matters is that those kids are safe
The cops got no award the guy did they clearly know who the hero was he just meant to dispatch that hes got the kid smh
Dude is a REAL MAN and a hero. Straight into the fire for others who can’t defend themselves. God bless you sir.
Good thing the officer was there at the fire to record other people taking action to save the children.
He actually called in, “I got the girl out.” Wow
Well its alot easier to understand over radios because theyre choppy right? So instead of saying something long like;
"Yeah this random civilian just took action and got the 2 girls out"
he cut it down to 4
I hope Verbeck apologised to the victim! What a sh*tty way to treat someone who's just been robbed at gunpoint!😠
It obviously is horrible that he was shot but maybe things would’ve been different if he had listened to the victim in the first place.
@@montaredpanda8095I yeah, I’d feel worse for him if he weren’t a prejudiced moron who assumes everyone young and minority must be involved in crime. That affected his effectiveness as an officer.
no thats so real tho.
and that verbeck guy nerly died to recover his PlayStation so stfu
@kaelren4120 Nobody needs to "stfu" when they're speaking facts.
The victim was traumatised after being robbed at gunpoint and Verbeck spoke to him like he was an inconvenience and accused him of doing something wrong and being a gang member - purely because of where he was robbed.
Also, he didn't "nerly (sic) died to recover his PlayStation". He nearly died because he acted like an absolute moron. He spent forever grilling the victim, yet never questioned why the suspects didn't use that time to get away? Also, that grilling was for his ego - he wasn't questioning the victim properly and listening to the answers so that he could accurately ascertain the threat level posed. A combination of those things made him take another officer and walk them both into an obvious ambush that could have got them both killed.
Nobody's condoning an officer getting shot, but policing is a dangerous business - made more dangerous when you act the fool, don't listen, don't follow your training, and make stupid decisions that put the lives of multiple officers at risk.
Retrieving stolen goods didn't nearly kill him, his lack of professionalism did.
19:00 That officer was a jerk for treating this victim like a co-conspirator.
And got shot cause he did not believe the danger was real.............
yeah u right
Yea that made me mad too.
Can't believe he prioritized the possibility of drug trading and shit instead of an ARMED ROBBERY and possible danger to OTHER CITIZENS!!! What the fuck are they training these policemen for?!
This is the bad cop gets karma, but luckily saved because of his uniform
that female cop had no control over that suspect or situation and literally let him almost take her gun with ZERO RESISTANCE
You couldn't really see what she was doing so how do you know there was zero resistance. She was not deploying the tazer because of the civ in contact with the man, it would also taze him from being in contact.
Police Officers and our US military put their lives on the line to protect us every day that's why I have a huge amount of respect for them. I'm a former volunteer firefighter.
"I need a ladder" Really?? Hasn't the officer heard of giving a boost to someone or stand on someone's shoulders or back. Thank goodness for Mr. Baez who acted and not talked about what he needs.
The cop probably had fire scene training, because he did exactly what the fire department would've told him to do. Never open a window if you aren't 100% sure that bedroom door is closed. If it wasn't, those kids were dead.
@@Kevin-gg2blthe cop literally broke the window
@@Kevin-gg2bl what are you talking about? The cop threw stones at the window prior to the dude breaking it to save the kids
I'm glad Officer Verbeck is okay but he really owes the victim an apology.
i feel like going down in a firefight trying to retrieve the stolen item is apology enough
Going after the two thief is what a police should do, he went down because he ignored the victim saying they had weapons. He assumed the victim owed them money and that he was in a gang because of his skin color he was ignorant and wasted time. He really should apologize for that
@@thesillyfurbyyess! plus, i think it was because of his outfit. but i truly feel bad for all. btw love the user! ❤
@@thesillyfurbyno one assumed he was in a gang because of his skin color idiot
The "victim" was trading his Playstation for drugs and got robbed instead and decided to call the cops on his own drug deal gone wrong
This should be labeled:
When brave citizens, who should be cops, help save cops, who should be citizens
The cop isn’t a firefighter, and actual firefighters don’t want people doing reckless things because if they are hurt or trapped then the firefighters have another person to save on top of the fire.
While the civilians action is commendable it was reckless and could have led to worse consequences.
first guy straight up said screw your ladder man and without thought spider manned his way in to save those babies. A true hero
The cop dealing with the robbery was entering into Chief Wiggum territory there. I'm surprised he didn't take out his invisible typewriter to write up his report. He clearly did not like the victim.
Yeah it was like the victim was on trial
I'm at that point in the video right now and came to the comments to see wtf his deal was
Yep, that was way out of line.
And they wonder why people don't trust them.
@@KimBouchard
Because they've been brainwashed by Russian-BLM hate, or another form of mental illness?
That cop talking to the stolen goods victim did NOT have to speak so aggressively like that. The dude was trying to tell him the issue but the officer kept interrupting. Like, slow down, let him speak, then focus on these extra details. Im glad he survived that gunfight but damn, dont make the victim feel like a suspect lmao
He kept acting like he was about to take matters into his own hands but from what's said he called the cops. Not exactly what you do when you're planing to be a vigilante. Cop seems to be judging him without cause
There is definitely a back story here.
Verbek is a verbal idiot. Time to retire, gramps.
SPOT ON!!! Bad cop made a lot of bad choices THAT day.
Yea he should be fired.
My cousin a fire chief. If he arrived on that scene he'd have told that officer (who casually WALKED to the scene!) to GTFO of his way and climbed that wall like Spiderman. Bravo to the good citizen who my cousin would've been proud of.
Mr Baez is a beast of a hero! All of the people that jumped in to help are awesome!
The officer was no help whatsoever in helping the kids from the fire, if it wasn’t for the neighbour jumping up to ACTUALLY help, they might have died.
Were there two cops there or am I wrong?
@@June-tb4vi you right
It’s fuckjng New Mexico, their government doesn’t give a fuck about life, liberty, OR the pursuit of happiness
cops have NO OBLIGATION to help you/keep the public safe look at texas Uvalde school *cops are NOT heros by a long shot*
@@June-tb4vi yea but its clear they were at the part of the building which wasnt on fire, the kid was like an infant how was it supposed to come to the window?
It warms my old heart when I see citizens step up and help. I like to think I too would help if a situation ever presented itself.
Backup! Backup! Backup! 😮
I know you would- you’re a Texan ❤
@@anonymitysuits765 Nice of you.
O would not fart to help a cop.
@@user-yl3mp7um6k Just one reason why you are such a lousy person and citizen.
God bless Jonathan Biaz. He's a real hero. 🙏 I don't usually pick on the police, if it hadn't been for Mr. Baez who knows how those poor girls would be right now. 🙏❤️
Kudos👍 to the first guy.
Second guy had definite skills.
got to love the way the three citizens who stepped up just walked away immediately afterwards.
There are more good people than bad you just never know.
Thank you for helping that female officer an those are military moves. Way to go civilian for helping the female officer
The civilian was definitely up on his ju-jitsu - total bada$$
Yeah, he totally knew what he was doing. 👍
Oh, is that what it was? She had the good fortune to have a military dude happen by, huh? Nice. That explains that skillful take-down. Dude did not look like he'd have any trouble pinning the creep for as long as necessary. The tough bit was getting him cuffed but he wasn't going anywhere.
Jjiu jitsu bro. Had him in an arm bar
Officer threatened to tase many times. Suspect was going for the gun. Why in tarnation didn’t she tease him?
the first guy is a frking god. He didnt hesitate, he didnt care. He didnt wanna leave that place knowing a child might lose their life. Kind of guy I would bow to.
Damn, Americans really have low expectations of their citizens.
The way he jumped up saved the younger baby then he jumped inside to save the other girl with glass everywhere was insane! ❤
The lady cop that needed 4 bystanders to secure the suspect but still didn't cuff him then needed a male cop's help and his handcuffs has the audacity to play victim saying " you don't do that to a woman" -she should be ashamed, and fired. In that uniform, you are not "a woman", you are a law officer and should be competent to be one. Equal rights to jobs and pay requires you to have equal competence!
yes and she sounded so unprofessional throughout the entire video.
All of these citizens deserve an award for their bravery.
However, I'd like to ask why a pregnant officer would be on duty? That's beyond dangerous for not only for herself but also to her baby. Think of the little being inside of you first before your job. Yes, money is important, but your wellbeing and the baby's is worth more than a couple hundred bucks.
As someone from Arizona that first story made me proud. I can only hope that I would be just as brave in that same situation.
Bet you would! 👍
Speaking from experience you dont realize it until afterwards. I got caught up in two fires side by side. Barged in one mans home and got him out. Next door was worse. Got cats and people out. Total loss on both.
That next to last cop was an ass, he assumed the young fellow was automatically guilty. Poor policing. Sorry
Officer Vivek was rotten - don't be sorry. Good job calling him out on his bs.
idk but he got karma instantly
Willoughby hills cops are cool. They saved my brothers life once when he OD’:d. I was a young scared kid and they were so kind to me and calmed me down
So good to see those citizens helping the officers in these clips ❤
Protect Johnathan Baez at all cost...he saved those babies, all while the cop stood there basically
The cop did what his training would've told him to do at a fire scene. Breaking a window in a fire is insanely dangerous. And yes, it can make it more dangerous that waiting inside a few more minutes for fire department to set up.
watched this with tears rolling from my eyes, the guy who rescued the girls, may god make you good and give you many many years to live pls so that those kids will say thank you to you oneday, you really deserve to be thanked in a proper way
Imagine turning a simple $200-300 speeding ticket into up to 8 years in prison and a $16,000 fine...
Some people just don't think before they act.
like think before you speak or act t= is it true? h= is it helpful? i= is it important? n= is it necessary? k= is it kind?
The cop in the first video did not seem like he was in a hurry to rescue two little kids. Thank the Lord that good Samaritan showed up to do the work. That dude should become a cop.
Dude. The restraint not to hammer that guy is amazing. He had a free hand and never tried to hit the guy. What a saint. 😮
So glad those kids were saved. That fire had to be terrifying but dude just pulled out the window and climbed on in. Hero. 😊
me to davidminear
One of the greatest videos I ever saw was of a group of prison inmates saving a guard's life.
And a lot of this is why I think all cops should travel in pairs.
That first man is a true hero❤ Had no concerns for his own safety. Just thought about his babies and did what he would have done for his own. May he be blessed and have a wonderful life.
The first cop was either overwhelmed or unfit for duty - wandering back and forth, mask on and off, for what? Those children would not have made it without the heroism of that brave, selfless man.
Cops atr coeards.
Who are you to determine that, oh wise keyboard warrior 😂 do you have ANY background in emergency services or any sort of law background?😂
@@brush5415you don’t need a background to see what’s obviously in front of u, he was clearly clueless and lost. Literally slow walking to the back of the building AFTER being told that there’s kids inside. I know u might not have a brain but please use common sense
@@avory7938 and you don't need a background to not keep copy pasting the same stupid ass comment over and over again.
cops aren't firefighters and respirators like his werent meant for burning buildings
@@brush5415the cop certainly doesn't.
These citizens are amazing heroes!! So thankful they were willing and able to help these Officers!!! Blessings to all!!❤❤🙏🙏
My partner & I were evacuating residents from a high rise apartment building fire in 1969 before the fire department arrived. We managed to get ourselves turned around in the dense smoke and couldn’t figure out how to get ourselves out. I was more than glad to see those firefighters arrive in all their gear and get us out of there.
Your story could be an opportunity for a teaching moment here. When there's a fire, most people die from smoke inhalation, not the fire! Stay down close to the floor where the air is better, keep doors closed so you starve the fire of oxygen. Everyone should learn basic fire safety, and if they have kids, they should routinely rehearse escape routes so it's automatic.
That baby was saved by a lone citizen not paid 80 thousand a year. God bless the citizens¡!!
80 thousand per year? Most cops don’t make anywhere close to that. You’re delusional & clearly don’t have a job or pay taxes to make such a ridiculous statement.
Great job by the female cop & awesome citizen,,,, that dude was beyond crazy--- hope he never gets out alive
Give that hero a job! I am sure he works somewhere, but we need brave, bad ass people like him, on our fire and police departments.
Jonathan Biaz, thank you for stepping up when the men we look for to rescue us were too scared. You are a real man, a gentleman, and a hero. Best of wishes to you and your loved ones
Good thing for that bystander helping the police officer looks like he knows martial arts 👏👏
The way he transitioned to the arm bar I'd wager blue belt or higher in BJJ. It was definitely a practiced movement for him and part of the reason he was confident enough to try and help. Hats off to the guy.
@@bradmiles1984totally agree the amount of confidence he had and calmly said I got him get your cuffs. He single handily detained and arrested that maniac.
Jonathan Baez is the kind of man I WISH I was!
The cops in the 1st one did almost nothing to rescue those baby girls from the fire. The guy who did should be hired in their place. The lady cop was completely inefective in securing the suspect too, the bystander did. Yet both officers claimed they "got them". Pathetic maybe we should stick to vigilante justice
The cop in the first one did exactly what training taught him. Training the fire department would encourage. Do not break windows on second floors without a ladder, a ready team, and water. Period. Either the fire is far enough away that the fire department can set up and do it, or you're making it so insanely dangerous that you'll kill yourself and those inside
I greatly admire people who commit themselves in this way. I am from Argentina and I experienced a situation where a man was hitting his partner, and without knowing how to fight since I am not that type of person, when I intervened in the situation, furiously hitting the subject. woman hit me from behind shouting that I should leave him alone, that made me think twice before acting... but these people in the video make me proud and reestablish my faith in humanity... true heroes..! I use a translator, sorry if my message is not interpreted correctly. Greetings...!!!
That often happens in domestic violence situations. Intervene to help cops in trouble, or call cops when you see DV.
"I hope you lose your job, you're gonna lose everything! You'll lose your job!"
Dude, you're in no position to be talking, putting people's lives in danger, ran from the police, almost killed some people, resisting arrest, property damage to a cop car.
i LOVE the fact that these pedestrians come to help the law but for any kids Though watching this please do not try this there are many dangers That could put your life at risk
The guy with the Lady cop should’ve got charged with attempted murder to cause he tried to hit the guy on the bike
Respect to all the people who helped officers ❤❤❤
And extra hearts to the ones that slimey Defence Lawyers tried to claim "nullified the arrest" due to the participants not being sworn Peace Officers.
These brave people not only helped the police, they saved lives! I hope they know how brave and selfless they are.
“You don’t do that to a woman, cop or not” yes officer! Damn right!!
The second cop needs to go through retraining. This situation could've have been handled way differently. If the guy wasn't there to assist, she would've been in a bad way
There’s still good people in this cruel world!
Seeing people put themselves in danger to help others is ❤
Blindside5762 you are right
The first cop didn’t do a thing till he was forced to, shame on him and bravo to the civilian.
The first cop did exactly what his training told him to do, on a fire scene. Heck, if anything, he was lax in not forcing people back. Breaking a window is bad if you're prepared or lucky. This scene was lucky. But you've created a path for the fire to go towards oxygen, right over the children and you weren't prepared.
I love to see citizens doing their civic duty and helping out!
Thank you johnathan for being the change in the world, if i was in that situation id want someone like you saving us. Your a hero!!!!!!! Way to go. Thank you
Not a woman, an officer. It happens to male officers too. All citizens who step up are heroes in my book.
Yeah, male or female you don't wanna be alone dealing with someone who is taking it personally like some of these idiots.
Yes, I think any male or female officers that are very small are without doubt more of a liability in a physical altercation than they are helpful. This used to be nearly universally accepted as common sense. Sadly somewhere along the way common sense was abandoned in favor of not hurting women's feelings and virtue signaling by those in charge.
The unchangeable truth of the matter is that the vast, vast majority of ponytail police are smaller and physically weaker than the male criminals they encounter and having one as your partner is without doubt a massive and occasionally a deadly liability. There is a reason few departments allow women to go on patrol solo in certain areas.
FWIW, if a man is smaller and weaker than 95% of the criminals on the street I feel the exact same way about letting him go out on patrol.
And she was pregnant at that 😮
the amount of times i've seen female cops making situations worse is a joke,just useless
Women officers are useless lol.
That female officer was incredible. She was in a tough situation but still kept calm and kept reporting the situation. And that dude that helped her is a true hero.
She kept calm?
@@apples871that's what I'm sayin
Did we watch the same clip?
@@apples871 More calm them most people would be. Not saying she was like zen calm but given everything that was happening and with the amount of adrenaline it was relatively calm.
No she wasn’t ! She was a complete liability !! She was going to tase the perp while the Hero kept him under control! “ I’m pregnant “….
I don’t know why that first woman is an officer. She seemed way too scared to do what needed to be done. It should have never gone that far.
And the “you don’t do that to a woman” had me dead. 😂😂
The women in this video are way too sensitive and emotional to be LEOs.
Everyone is a first responder when the opportunity arises
Koubeck was my patient. Screw HIPAA. He’s been nuts since day 1. So glad I retired.
The first guy is an actual hero, if it wasn’t for him those little ones might not have made it out as the cops did more talking than anything.
The first guy was lucky. Yes, he was brave. But he was also stupid. And pulling off that window put the girls in far more danger than they were in before. Go talk to your fire department, as terrible as it sounds, waiting for them to arrive and do it properly, would've been safer. There wasn't fire in the room they were in. Adding an oxygen source means the fire now wants to go over them
The officer at 12:54 caused that situation because she doesn't know how to de escalate. She escalated that situation. Instead of taking a step back calling for back up and asking for ID. The guy was mad and being loud trying to show dominance he didn't touch her until she started pushing him. And there is no need to make one person sit on the ground.
We all know you know nothing about the law
Wow that first guy was like no one is dying here today while I'm here!Hell of a job man!
John is an amazing man. His wife and children are very lucky to have him!!
That first cop should be ashamed of himself. He did NOTHING
The first cop did what his training told him to do. Never break a second floor window to get people out when fire department is near scene. You've now created a fire path over the children. Where as, as scary as it might sound, they had the few minutes for firefighters to get there properly
My grandfather is has a 3rd level black belt and his son was a cop for 17 years. My papa said teach how the train you. His son demonstrated and my papa said that will get you killed. So he taught him martial arts and he made it home safe.
That's how you do it, man. That's solid parenting. It doesn't end when they leave home.
Love the cop “No, give her to me!” Like he did something.
Dude jumping in the window was a true hero
I know hey?
Like he did all the work when someone that had 0 experience basically put his body in line to help that little baby.
That guy saved the baby, that's good. The cop told the guy to give him the baby so he can bring the child to proper medical attention. Both had intentions to save a life, what are you people on?
@@A_Guy_With_Very_Cool_Glasses They think every cop is a bad guy and are looking for excuses.
That lady officer who needed 5 people to help her and couldn't think for herself during the chase shouldn't be a cop.
Officer Virbeck will not treat a victim like that again...Devine Karma is my first thought...A painful reminder in Respect!
imagine turning a couple hundred dollar ticket into a felony because you are stubborn at stupid times
Seems to me that he didn't want to be told what to do by a woman.
Cop is Legend!!!! Truck guy throws down some jujitsu! Also legend and needs free food vouchers.
In the full video of that moment it revealed that the guy who was helping the lady officer is a BJJ trainer
The officer is treating this young man like a criminal 🤬🤬🤬🤬
He came up thinking he was up to something and was accusing him instead of listening.
Mr. Baez, you, sir, are a hero! Those kids owe their future to you!
Johnathan Baez I would be proud and honored to have you next to me in battle! Respect! You are a true Hero!
I hope more of these brave citizen videos get created by this channel.
We need more of these shows. People need to help people!
this shows that a woman is not up for this job
That Second Lady cop shouldn’t be a cop.
Why not? She certainly had the guts for it
@@boogaloobender3462lmao if the bystander wasn’t their she’d have gotten her ass beat, gun taken, cruiser stolen. The bystander did all the work.
She was pregnant and on her way home I believe. While you’re making this comment, she’s working as a cop and you’re behind a screen.
The first guy did way more than the lazy police
that cop was annoying the crap out of me. He was so slow and all leisurely about trying to save the kids.
Maybe next time you can show them how it’s done, because apparently you’ve been there done that….
@rebeccaduboise285 no one needs to because that one guy, who's not a trained cop, already did.
@@PLBOWERS1 it pissed me off so damn much too lol
actually, I have been there and done that...@@rebeccaduboise285