Cali Cop Saves Disabled Man From Train

[@danielweedall]

Props to that officer, we need more recognition for officers like this one.

[@Pillager100]

yes!

[@axenos2004]

I live in Lodi, this was the second life that she saved, within a 2-week period, She deserves a medal of honor! She is a great police officer and a great member of the community, here in Lodi California. Props to her and others just like her as well.🙌🏻👍🏻😎

[@nicktaylor6960]

This is by far one of the most intense body cam videos I’ve ever seen. I can only imagine what was running through her head because you just know that that thing is not going to stop and it gets closer and closer every second.

[@Nick_H775]

I remember seeing this a few days ago, this is the sign of bravery

[@JSp4wN]

Courage.

[@eaglesfly1320]

It's their job

[@scienceisamazing]

Bravery, essentially what every officer of the law needs to have. You never know when something crazy will happen.

[@bimmersandars9221]

This goes to show nobody else gives a crap to help the guy off the tracks but at least somebody called the cops

[@gazebodp]

Eh... there is more to it than that to be honest. There are some people who just freeze and can't analyze and process a response to a situation like this and it's not fair to say no one was willing to help. They may want to help, seriously want to help, just not know how and can't come up with a solution to the issue.

[@MrTrdsmi]

@@gazebodp how hard it is to move a person for a couple of meters.. I'm not capable to understand that people like you described exists... what will they be able to do in life in general? It boggles my mind that police had to arrive and save this guy at the very last second..

[@gazebodp]

@@MrTrdsmi Honestly, moving a person is hard for most people. Humans are heavy and not very well balanced or easy to control. Also, it's an in the moment thing where you don't know what you are going to do until the situation arises. You can say I'll do x, or I would never freeze, but you really don't know.

[@MrTrdsmi]

@@gazebodp you need to drag him ffs... just like the cop did... not that hard to do,and the cop was doing it under extreme pressure! This situation was made worst ONLY because nobody helped him when there was no train in sight,no panic,nothing.. If you cant drag a person,you really need to get your ass of the couch and start doing someting!

[@dedalliance1]

@@MrTrdsmi I agree with you. It's not like there's a fire where where you might freeze up because you don't want to get burned but want to help. If a couple people went to help him they could easily move the guy.

[@Blu.mp3]

I'm not a fan of hating law enforcement. I know bad cops exist. But I also know good cops exist. I have personally had experience with both, being an African American man in American. This was an act of heroism by that officer. There are plenty of cops like this in the world, and to you guys, I salute. I believe positive light should be put on positive police, and negative vise versa. Kudos to this amazing human and to you as well 401 🤘🏾

[@felixc.3444]

Man why can’t those ACAB idiots have a mindset like yours, stay cool Joshua

[@RedT...TheOriginal.NotANumber]

Massive props to that cop for saving the man's life! There are people in wheelchairs who CAN stand up for short periods of time, usually with assistance. As a paramedic who often transports to/from nursing homes, I've seen quite a few of these. She was right in asking him that. Thank you for posting this, 401. You're completely right that we need more of THESE stories, which are more indicative of how valuable police are to our society.

[@westnoble1020]

This is what the job is about. Not only enforcing the laws, but protecting the citizens of your city. The officer deserves a medal of Valor.

[@jordanlazarus7345]

those tow things do kinda go hand in hand though

[@BlueLineWarrior]

God Bless Our Men & Women In Blue.

[@bara2ban]

*SAME TRAFFIC!!!*

[@adlothegnome]

This woman completely embodies what is truly means to be an officer and a hero. Stay safe out there protecting us guys.

[@jonjames4281]

Stay safe out there 401, shit's going sideways... big props to the officer saving the man's life.

[@cheshirekat3050]

This woman is AMAZING. I hope that she got a medal.

[@Lego.911]

Absolutely amazing ! More people need to start to realise how selfless and brave officers are ! Well done officer 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@michaelhogg324]

Kudos, to that officer who saved his life and I, hope that both of them are doing ok! She DESERVES all of the Accommodations she earns for this!

[@xraded3355]

I live in Lodi, its crazy because a week before a woman died at the same train tracks.

[@mybraineatseverything7404]

I live there, too!

[@cliffcorbitt9494]

TACKS?

[@troycopeland8649]

I thought thats were this happened

[@xraded3355]

Troy Copeland The video came out of Lodi.

[@frankmckinley1254]

Very glad that had a good ending! She did a great job. That town needs to work on that crossing.

[@92ft30]

from the way his leg drooped down it looks like he's paralyzed so atleast he coudlnt feel it

[@jonathancalderon5608]

Maybe it didn’t hurt but the risk of blood loss or internal bleeding are still there

[@92ft30]

@@jonathancalderon5608 probably yeah

[@RCFlyBoy314]

That doesn't mean pain is lost. It could be from lack of muscle strength

[@92ft30]

@@RCFlyBoy314 maybe but you never know

[@Dryphu]

@@RCFlyBoy314 if it was atrophy I think he'd be in crutches since those help slowly build muscle strength. But mostly since he was in a mobility scooter that definitely looks used he was most likely paralysed

[@SouthernRailfan01]

Major kudos to this officer for what she was able to do-I’d take losing my legs over my life any day. Prayers to this man for a speedy recovery, as well as hoping that the train crew didn’t get too stressed out! That’s gotta be scary to be behind that much weight and momentum to only be able to throw it into emergency and just watch...very thankful she was there.

[@4bratkab565]

AGREE! MILLION BLESSINGS FOR THE BRAVE OFFICER AND RESCUE ANGEL 💖💖💖💖💖

[@delt2743]

Officer 401 thank you for sharing this. More people need to see this.

[@tjuggernaut29]

Poor engineer. that sht sticks with you.

[@MrSokgunslinger]

Physical strength is important in law enforcement.

[@windyjarrett5793]

Physical strength is often limited when trying to move dead weight.

[@MrSokgunslinger]

Windy Jarrett not that limited, Ive done drills moving dead weight much higher than my own body weight it’s something you train for......

[@Ean.oo7]

@@MrSokgunslinger Do you also train for losing your legs is better than losing your entire life ?

[@MrSokgunslinger]

respdoc 😂 that is the dumbest thing I’ve ever read in reply to my comment, if you’re physically stronger you can move more weight no matter what, she almost didn’t move him at all. I’m not knocking females but the females I know actually train and can kick most average men’s asses.

[@luvondarox]

Physical strength means jack all of you don't have the courage to run in front of a train to try to move something that might not be easily moved. Y'all are bitching about her not being able to lift a grown man out and over the edge of a wheelchair without him doing a thing to help, and conveniently ignoring the time she spent trying to unstick the wheelchair before realizing it was wedged between the slats. Of course it was a close call. She wasn't fumbling around like a dainty damsel. I think she did a damn fine job for how few seconds she had to get him out of that chair. And it looks like she tripped trying to haul him backwards, not dropping him merely because he weighed too much. {Edit: yo, hold up. Does his left foot get stuck behind the wheel of his chair at 1:01? I'm having a hard time seeing past that white bag thing on his chair.}

[@or6669]

No calls are the same and you never know what your day will consist of @officer401 I’m with you I love my job being a PO is something I didn’t plan on but super happy I’m doing it 🙏🏼

[@elviraarriaga1424]

Hello Officer 401 & All People in the Law Enforcement hope You All doing Great! All Law Enforcement Are Heros in Blue! Thanks for sharing this Video Content 👼 ❤

[@Kilnor]

I have so much respect for police officers! My young daughter passed out and was turning blue after she hit her head. We called 911 and the first responder to arrive was a police officer! He did what he could to help until the ambulance got there. My daughter ended up being ok.

[@Brett33]

I can't believe that nobody else could be bothered to try and help the man rather then having to call the police and wait for someone to arrive on scene. Quick action by the officer saved the man .

[@DJTourniquet]

Props to the officer, and don't worry about the 'Can you get up' bit. I have said far dumber shit in the heat of things.

[@donoimdono4868]

DJ Tourniquet - many people in wheelchairs are capable of standing. wheelchairs are for those who can't WALK. if he could've stood, it would have been easier. just makes sense.

[@lodougherty]

You should start a series showcasing cops doing cool shit, cuz we know the news aint gonna do it.

[@flyifri]

I seen this video two weeks ago, but enjoyed watching it again. Thanks and thumbs up.!

[@rivers613]

Omgooisshh..what a night mare! Stuck on the tracks w an approaching train, in a wheel chair! God Bless this Cop!

[@mdunkin83md]

I think it was okay for the officer to ask him if he can stand, some disabled people are able to stand with assistance or might not be able to stand for extended amount of time. High praise to this officer and all officer that put their lives on the live everyday. My opinion police officers deserve as much respect as our military and veterans.

[@Gizmus123]

Glad to see this officer used 100% of her bravery instead of only the %50 she is now being payed for...smh. Never would have heard about this if not for this video, big kudos to her!!

[@yashimamom]

God Bless Her! I truly appreciate our LEOs!

[@charlesb.3569]

Officer did an amazing job. My question is who the hell called 911 and left the guy there to wait for the police instead of helping him before the train showed up.

[@davidgipe997]

Man, its good to have these type of videos sprinkled in. Keep on patrolling!

[@joedudderduke]

GOD 🙏🙏🙏 bless our GREAT men and ladies 😘 of Blue. Your lives matter as well. Love you all. Stay strong and be safe .

[@Kyanzes]

This was very movie-like. I mean, literally saved in the last moment. Awesome!

[@chrisokeeffe7624]

Good job officer. This is one of the many things people don't realize law enforcement dose on a daly basses. Protect and serve with honor.

[@journeytowellness7096]

Absolutely amazing and awe inspiring! Thank God she was able to make it to him just in time. And I thought timing like that was just reserved for dramatic effect in movies. On the other hand... it makes me wonder how many civilians saw that man stuck on the tracks and thought that someone else should handle it? I’m pretty sure that man is more thankful now than ever before that the police haven’t been “defunded” in his area yet. Obviously “community service” taking the place of trained officers with balls so big they need their own squad car (yes, this woman is definitely included) wouldn’t exactly cut it when asked to put themselves in direct danger for the sake of others.

[@PremierAutoMan86]

These are the stories we need to see.

[@LostOnLandAgain]

That officer is a straight up hero.

[@csg3537]

And there are people that want to defund the police! There are way more GREAT cops out there than bad ones. No one else jumped to help/save this man but I bet there were people around watching. The police perform many, many more acts of heroism daily than bad. GREAT JOB OFFICER.

[@originalsixx]

You know you've seen some sh*t when a video of a man losing his legs is considered a 'feel good' video...lol

[@zacfuller7574]

Much love for the officer but hearing his bones getting crushed by the train is chilling!!!

[@trexfamily3612]

The kinds of cops we need every where

[@HydrodrolicFlare]

This is why I always back the men and women in blue👮‍♂️🚔👮‍♀️

[@ModerateLeftist89]

I only back the ones that do their job

[@pricelessppp]

Love to see more good cop stuff props to the police officer.

[@coldandaloof7166]

Right place at the right time. Good job officer.

[@sincitydetecting2824]

HEY 401 THANKU FOR YOUR SERVICE STAY SAFE AND GOD BLESS

[@bara2ban]

*SAME TRAFFIC!!!* 😉👍

[@rarebreedtm7118]

Love the show and get you're a police officer and all but I also love watching those videos where people that you would never think end up having a big heart moment...gives me hope for humanity. Like, "local gang member pulls child from burning car" lol that was just a example.

[@jonathancalderon5608]

Not all cops would have done this, only brave and selfless people would have done this. this cop is on a whole different level and should be recognized for it.

[@ianmaki1447]

great job to this officer risking his life to save this man. we need more officers like him

[@yokinakasaki5598]

I thought it was a lady. Could be wrong though. But yes we have a lot of officers like that. They just show the few bad apples of cops in media.

[@littlemonsterpants]

HER, SHE DID AN AMAZING JOB! 🤓 She must be a really awesome person!!!

[@Adam-rp2fi]

Not only is he alive but now he won't have to buy shoes and socks. Looks like even with her adrenaline rush, it was all she could do to move him. She's a hero for sure.

[@bobwickman658]

You won’t see this on the lame stream media. Well done officer, well done indeed

[@vladtheimpalertaylor]

And this is why the dummy drag is so important in PT

[@blackhawk65589]

Can you drag 500+lbs? I can't. It looked like the dude got caught i his chair (like a lap belt or something).

[@acentrixes1380]

blackhawk65589 this video was so funny 🤪😂😂😂🤣

[@Jerry_F]

Acentrixes | What? How was it funny?

[@BiggsTheOwl]

Guy: in a coma, on a ventilator, feeding tube, both legs broken, potential brain damage Cop: can you stand up?

[@EggNuggets]

Just allow her stop being so negative she’s only human

[@mickblock]

You're going off of what officer401 said, but he had a cane with him.

[@Cameroon110]

Please everyone stay safe out there

[@aarphi1984]

Interesting : most civilians would watch this and think "ah dang thats terrible!", whereas we're watching and calling it a "feel good video". Just shows that everything is a matter of perspective which comes from experience.

[@ImTheDaveman]

Sadly not many TV stations will air this because it ruins the current Defund and Hate Cops Narrative. Kudos to this officer! She deserves a medal risking her life for someone she doesn't even know. It may be part of the job - but facing danger on any level, it takes more than reminding someone "It's my job". There are folks who would say, "Screw this and the job!". It takes a special breed to be a real cop! SALUTE!

[@made1883]

Meanwhile the conductor 😳😳😓

[@haroonabassi1821]

1:03 OHHHHH! I physically recoiled. Fortunately the damn thing was probably moving so long and had so much friction it probably cauterized the wound to some degree.

[@josephpichardo6770]

Good job on the officers part. Wonder if the dispatcher called the RR like they are suppose to?

[@regenalexander9376]

Hell yeah. I was waiting for Officer401 to do a video on this topic.

[@mespeedy9628]

inspirational truely

[@9LW]

See cops aren’t bad most of them are good

[@jesuszamora6949]

No one is saying they're all bad... Well, the extremist Bernie Bros are. Most people just want the bad ones rooted out before they mess things up for everyone.

[@mentally_sic_maggot7828]

Jesus Zamora tell that to acab and Blm

[@jonathancalderon5608]

Jesus Zamora im a bernie bro, i don’t think that way. I think police officers are overworked with so many responsibilities. I believe that the system needs to be reform to remove some responsibilities. How is that the same police officer can be controlling fair traffic one day, then be at a school shooting the next? Few little cooks!!

[@icedcoldkilla]

its such a dangerous job you can't really have bad apples. It's like saying "Most Pilots land the plane, there is only a few bad app;es" - Chris rock.

[@flackomedia8935]

I LOVE THESE TYPE OF COPS!!

[@theroyalequestrian5955]

That lady deserves a medal

[@luvondarox]

Holy crap. 15 seconds for that train to reach the tracks. Holy. Geez.

[@hershjoshi]

This is amazing. Perfect timing.

[@Lisa-ei5ic]

I was trying to help them move watching this 🙈..Lol Great job officer!

[@vickilee8963]

Holy cow. What a hero

[@artofvalor9396]

Awesome job by the officer!

[@JoeGarofaloII]

well fudge...good job officer!

[@FireheartSamurai]

Both that cop & disabled person are very lucky not to be killed by that train

[@arkansasdaddyproudfatherha3800]

You should collab with donut operater more

[@Lukania]

This is the type of thing that makes a great officer. I'm pro-BLM but I know good officers make up the majority.

[@dedalliance1]

So you want her to lose her job when BLM defunds the police?

[@postersm7141]

Dude you fucking rule please keep doing what you do brother!!!!

[@Adventures-with-Brooke]

Hi @officer401 always great to see your videos!

[@waylongreger8158]

You know what I find really sad? The fact that someone saw an old man stuck on the railroad tracks and, instead of helping him, called the police and left him there to be hit by a train waiting on the cops. Props to this officer for helping, but how much of a low life do you have to be to not be willing to take the 30 seconds it would have taken to help this man out of your day to save his life?

[@productionarts2945]

Cop: can you stand up Man in wheel chair: yes..... NO!!!

[@acentrixes1380]

Production Arts well he can but not anymore 😅

[@nickizcool20]

Good save!!! See? all cops aren’t bad!!

[@skip123davis]

our people in blue run TOWARDS danger when others run away. 💪🏻❤️🙏

[@acermf7983]

Imagine what he was thinking right before the office showed up

[@tcgglobalsecurityconsultin8883]

She needs to get her butt in the gym! That was close! She didn't expect the dead weight it doesn't appear. Love the vids brother. Back for a few before I go back into the s**t. These cities! Unreal. New city every week! Same story, same crappola! Riot Fatigue is real!

[@janibeky]

Scene Straight Form A Movie 😵

[@youngsimba1380]

Hey this is my town I pass by those tracks everyday it was crazy when this happened

[@bara2ban]

*ENOUGH* of the negative police propaganda. I AGREE!!! More of these 💜 deserving moments should be released by departments. Show 'em that majority of the cops are good cops.

[@timtomnec]

asking if they can stand is still a valid question to ask. IMO i assumed he couldn't stand is probably not good in the after action report.

[@mr.notsure9679]

Its actually unbelievable how many people in wheel chairs can stand up and walk but they just choose not to for whatever reason. Especially with those scooters at stores most people don't even need them but they take them any way.

[@RW-zn8vy]

Lmao I work in Target and I can 100% confirm that most don’t need them. But hey whatever makes their life easier.

[@kartikrayavarapu2044]

That’s crazy, if that cop wasn’t there at the second, he would have been a goner

[@AndrewMcNulty1986]

Holy shit i have a buddy in the same situation in those type of wheelchairs and train tracks and the like are unforgiving to them.

[@parkercarpy810]

Hell yeah. Also kinda cool there was an add for a company that offers training for officers involving mental health. And i like it. Dont defund the police double or triple their funding so they can hire these companies to help them help you.

[@scienceisamazing]

Lol, I like it how there's no Suggestion or Watch Next elements xD However, this is most definitely something that needs to be covered more in the media, but the media commonly only shows what will get them views.

[@bueno_oneub_0]

Uh, his legs? But at least she got him out lol.

[@Ean.oo7]

@@Cytoplasm4508 Since you can clearly see his legs before the accident..there is no "probably". How much functional use he had of them.....who knows.

[@TRUMPFUCKBIDIEN]

This is y we need cops

[@iDeagles]

Gotta love those quotas

[@aviationgaming1564]

And the fact that this officer was a woman makes it even better, we should have more officers like her, both men and woman

[@DolphinRadio]

Come to Gwinnett!!! I'll buy you coffee.

[@rodneyconaway1600]

Her heart was pumping a 100 miles an hour she party you don't I remember saying can you stand up awesome videos I back the blue

[@YoDog-xb2bq]

Perfect timing.