Corrupt cop turned mentor || STEVE HARVEY

Steve chats with former police officer Andrew Collins and one of several men he framed for drug possession.
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[@wealth_of_steph]

Lord, Jameel must have an awesome reward in heaven for his forgiveness on earth

[@stephaniepalmer7369]

Stephanie K. Brewer girl I said the same thing because I couldn’t do it!!!!

[@MexyQueen03]

Amen! He's a better person than I will ever be. I'm still griping at my fiance over something he did ten years ago. 🙄

[@seanojones8487]

We must become Christlike

[@natashawesley9299]

@@MexyQueen03 😂🤣

[@tammyrobinson6409]

Reward is also here on earth!

[@sofiawardah9802]

The fact that this cop got away with purposefully framing innocent civillians makes me sad for America.

[@saber9583]

This is why America is great 😁

[@msreen269]

@@saber9583 it’s great for criminals, thieves, racists, bullies and cops.

[@1willz]

@@saber9583 no, Americas a corrupted country

[@sderese]

It is the system

[@alhamilton8690]

As you can see it this incident was one of many involving police and legal latitude that was manipulated to fit the questionable situation

[@yungworldz]

He's not the only cop he just got caught.

[@sgc_pianistmusician7512]

Ditto! Agreed.

[@bkit5]

He was not caught he surrendered because of guilt. It's rare but it happens.

[@ripdiptatterchip3851]

a lot get caught but like 99% of the ones who get caught will never admit they got caught even if they get fired

[@swishasweetrold]

bkit5 No he was caught with crack in his office and then told the feds about all the bad reports he had done.

[@donalderickson8283]

He didn’t get caught. Did you miss the part where he said that God laid it on his heart to confess and plead guilty.

[@abbaagadaa5589]

there is no excuse for this kinds of cops

[@777javon]

The fact that the cop only got 18 months, and the man he planted drugs on was about to spend ten years in prison is crazy! The cop should've spent the ten years in prison.

[@msnikki3665]

He only stopped because he got caught

[@wadecohagan2388]

@@msnikki3665 he turned himself in??? lol did you watch the video?

[@isaidwtfisaid304]

@@wadecohagan2388 Did you?? He literally said they found drugs in his office and it prompted a federal investigation. Then, and only then is when he confessed. So yes he had to be CAUGHT in order to feel the need to just admit everything because he was going to get in trouble either way.. Smart ass

[@wadecohagan2388]

@@isaidwtfisaid304 aight then

[@isaidwtfisaid304]

@@wadecohagan2388 K

[@The8976marcell]

The judicial system has failed again. He did four years for a crime he didn't commit. Meanwhile, the cop that framed him admits to it and 50-60 other corrupt cases, but only does 18 months. I'll never understand Gods plan or decisions as to why certain things happen, but the human in me is saddened by this.

[@nba2kshooter702]

Alpha XXL 1000% agree brother ✊🏾

[@blastinkaps8826]

Alpha XXL we can’t expect God to forgive our sins when we can’t forgive the people who done us wrong. If it weren’t for God stepping in jameel would’ve never got that chance

[@ThePitbullsrking]

It's not for us to understand. If we understood everything God did or had his knowledge then we ourselves would be God. Isaiah 55: 8-9

[@evloh]

Thing is though, if he didn't come forward all those people would still be in jail and he wouldn't be. I agree that at face value it seems like he got a slap on the wrist in comparison to what he did to others, but I think its better that he get off lightly and the innocent people go free than to try to punish him more, make him afraid to come forward, and keep innocent people in jail.

[@irenemuthoni9862]

Yeah me too......I'm surprised

[@pana6572]

Forgiveness has Power! God bless these two brother's and may He use you two continuously for His Glory. Thanks for sharing such an uplifting story.

[@MrRsj84]

You wanna know what else has power, self-determination! Insurance that you will never be victimized ever again! We need organized and centralized economic and political power as a foundation and a permanent safeguard for our people! Pan-Africanism is the nail in the coffin for the oppression that affects us right now! ✊😡

[@spydergs07]

Our Chief would bury any officer under the jail if someone did this. 50-60 cases!!! He should be in federal prison for life.

[@lovroroncevic5823]

Je can thank god then for those 4 years in hell nice one G

[@dkoz8321]

No he would not, and you know it. He only says that he would. But if it came to that, he would not, because it would his job also.

[@RahmatHidayat-fi2ym]

I know that cop has repented, but man, listening to this story just breaks my heart. Feel so sorry for the injustice that happened to you, Jamel

[@Rhonda858]

I feel for Jamel as well but let's give this cop some credit he did own up to his wrong doings and because of that Jamel was set free...I'm not saying it's fair I do think the cop should have had to do at least the 4 years Jamel had to serve

[@av4xx]

@@Rhonda858 give the cop credit ? The only reason he owned up to what he did was bc he got caught with drugs and he has done this to 50-60 other cases/people and that is just messed up what he done he literally destroyed families and peoples mental healths all bc he wanted to be some sort of hero he should of spent those 22 years in prison for doing what he did

[@aspeck360]

It happens all the time he got caught so he had no choice to do the right thing

[@av4xx]

@@aspeck360 just bc he did the right thing still doesn’t make it right what he did

[@aspeck360]

@@av4xx of course

[@sawdust6148]

This makes me sick. the officer had to be caught himself in order to come clean.

[@alanharvey9094]

yep!

[@lianking5665]

or you can just forgive him..that's always a great option cause it leads to better life..💪🤓

[@amberjohnson7457]

Sometimes that’s what it takes for people to get it and want to change

[@matthewmccone2126]

As with all of us that have hard hearts. It's not just him so don't act like you're all Holy and never did anything wrong.

[@travisreed4070]

@@matthewmccone2126 as true as that may be ...its a big ass difference in messing up and making mistakes and maliciously to others...

[@OSU2010]

Think about all the people in jail right now because of guys like this still around... its sad

[@kellyalexander7347]

Very sad

[@krisw.5025]

WOW! That is FORGIVENESS!!! Only God can heal like that!

[@Mikey-or5xl]

Kris W. omg

[@rockdogginthehouse]

You smiling on on your picture like you happy you wasn't locked up and he was that's why I leave women alone threatening to my life MGTOW

[@robertdale8114]

I wouldn't say God forgave. The MAN that was done wrong forgave, and the person that dont wrong asked to be forgiven. That has to be a personal choice, not a religious reason. Their religious beliefs allowed them to connect on a different level and shows, color of skin isn't what separates people, it their train of thought.

[@tastebudzz6007]

And that is so true

[@myetoob23]

@@robertdale8114 she didn't say God forgave, she said only God can heal like that

[@GeorgesOpinion]

Thousands of cops just like this guy out there but they deny it smh

[@Dregohard609]

facts💯💯💯

[@sinofmidmobb]

*daps

[@nieshamccoy9419]

Exactly

[@scorpiocara6798]

right

[@blackcommunion3820]

the police are the biggest gang in the USA.

[@bee1707]

Innocent: 4 years Guilty: 18 months Am I the only one who noticed that?

[@benji3900]

Innocent people don't have anyone to tell on to get their sentence reduced. It's disgusting how plea bargains and cooperation deals work. Criminals get rewarded for knowing other criminals.

[@michelhill8528]

No

[@yenenatlemma9797]

Black and white

[@rometheceoo]

That's a white privilege right there smh

[@mikafelix7519]

Privilege

[@Sneadster]

If I were the judge, I'd have sentenced that cop to match every second of time that his victims had served. But God bless you Jamel, you are a stand up man.

[@elisest.george8245]

They probably reduced his sentence b/c he confessed AND a corrupt cop in the pen is dangerous as hell. He really could've died in there....that's prob why he only got 18 months. Personally, I agree with you...he was over here messing w/ people's lives for real and should've gotten more time.

[@Paulious78]

Four years imprisonment for just being in the wrong place at the wrong time. I hope he got some major compensation for this, especially when the real culprit was a corrupt cop!!

[@lynx7631]

For anyone wondering, the upside to this is the forgiveness, morality, and honesty that both of these men exercise

[@speaktheunspokentruth]

I admire Jameel's forgiveness, it's tough to deal with people treating you unjustly. It's so awesome how God transformed the cops heart and gave Jameel the strength to forgive him for losing 4 years.

[@kyratheslotlady]

The real definition of forgiveness and letting Gooooooo!!! 🙏

[@TheRonnette4]

This Hurts😢

[@deedee_therapper]

Yes it hurts😥😥😥

[@deedee_therapper]

All the white people there are even unhappy

[@marius2416]

well he atleast should get 4million $ for 4years.

[@captureallen8632]

Such a great story of forgiveness and redemption.

[@drivenbythechills]

Beside the whole kinda well-end story, when he said : "I was looking at 22 years in prison, i only end up doing 18 months", that's crazy man. That's a privilege you would never see towards Jameel side.

[@sally-annguerrero4221]

what an amazing man, to forgive after that. I don't think I could. Your son must be so proud of you.

[@divinesoldier8041]

What the enemy meant for evil, God turns it all around for good. No matter what the enemy brings upon you or others, God has an amazing plan and amazing ways. He always comes through. 💯

[@thecyberninja2708]

Divine Soldier well i geusse your "god" likes white people more then black people because if you believe this nonsense there is something seriously wrong with you

[@MultiNaruto900]

@@thecyberninja2708 humans are imperfect entities. Even in the Bible, it reads, "And Jesus said unto him, Why callest thou me good? none is good, save one, that is, God." - Luke 18:19

[@camouflagealpha431]

Peace & Love @DivineSoldier

[@ashleytaccone5298]

💜

[@blastinkaps8826]

The Cyberninja that made no sense

[@cortneysiplin4561]

How many more officers like this.......this is disgusting!

[@karonkommedal4612]

Plenty of them around...terrible!

[@skjmjtaw20]

should of got more then 18 months... hell 4 years in prison... smh

[@Southwestniga]

This absurd

[@ahmedaladraj]

he is a white cop what did you expect

[@bigdogbee]

He did 18 months!? he should be in jail for 20 years

[@ReBoRNxFuze]

The man did 4 years out of 20 for a crime he didn’t commit, and the cop did 18months out of 20 for a crime he did commit...smh

[@ProMrLecoq01]

THUGGR yeah not trying to be that person but I feel it’s because he’s white and was a cop

[@ReBoRNxFuze]

ProMrLecoq01 that’s what ima tryna say 😭😭

[@lovingpurrs8388]

Exactly

[@crashpal]

@@ProMrLecoq01 white and cop yes exactly. if he were a black cop highly doubt it would've been 18 months. race cards play big in law

[@amandag350]

Cop should have done four years minimum.

[@trillfate1922]

+Intergalactic Post-Apocalyptic Sex Boat This.

[@johnfender9843]

that is life ....

[@lesarazjay3731]

i say he shouldve did all the time that those innocent people had to do ! 4 years aint enough.

[@gunsodin5299]

Amanda G 10 the guy had a son and he got 10 on nothin. im white btw.

[@DR.199]

Sorry he is a white

[@patriciadaniel5321]

"prayers works out miracles"Amen to dat.

[@stephenray95]

They seriously had a corrupt cop as a mentor? Plus how the hell he only got 18 months? That's some B.S

[@thagirlbre]

This is my cousin , and he is so mature. Whew he’s so strong for this forgiveness 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@laurapeltier158]

Thank you Steve for these absolutely sad but very uplifting stories from people's lives. There truly are good people on this Earth.

[@taoufikmanai6512]

Steve Harvey, U r just a blessing man and this is from someone who is living in France/Paris and always loves your show and your personality as a man, as a Father as a real Dad. God Bless you man and you may live long and prosperous life !

[@lilawalker3457]

Jameel, you are better than me. I don't know if I could have forgiven him. Why did Andrew only get 18 months for lying about 50-60 cases. That just doesn't seem equitable. At the very least, he should have gotten the 4 years that Jameel served. This was amazing.

[@nieshamccoy9419]

Because he pleaded guilty and cooperated with authorities.

[@nicolemontalvonicolemontal1881]

He said it himself. By the grace of God!

[@nieshamccoy9419]

Nicole Montalvo nicolemontalvo41 I know. The reason why he got 18 months by the Grace of God WAS because he cooperated with authorities and pleaded,guilty

[@agirlyoudontknow332]

so true. cops have people's lives in the palm of their hand. they need to prove that they are worthy of that privilege.

[@chellebr1539]

Yeah, wondering if all the other 50 to 60 people were released too that he framed?

[@ashleybradbury85]

I'm blown away that the innocent people served more time in prison then the guilty corrupt cop. Beyond unacceptable.

[@freedominabudget]

This brought tears to my eyes! Wow so glad Steve would have this story on his show!

[@jaydee1165]

i don't understand this, He just got 18 months and he I sitting next to the black dude.. I don't see justice here.

[@ajjames2148]

He should have been sentenced to serve the time served by the victims of his 50-60 false reports/arrests.

[@underwaterseas]

Only 18 months for framing someone? That's privilege.

[@MultiNaruto900]

18 months in prison, but a lifetime of atonement, repentance, and self-reflection. The cop is likely one of the handful or several people who actually turned over a new leaf (he did find the corrupt charges and basically turned himself in). Not many people would do that. In the end, the cop became a better person. Evil is a like a disease - it'll take over if you let it. *Who knows how many people would have suffered if the cop continued to be corrupt?*

[@sethaqui8272]

He must have cut a deal with the feds

[@jayjaythelisma8680]

Whites priveleges thats it

[@lilmissred2788]

For real this guy is out doing 4 years and is innocent and he gets 18mo??

[@karabonkomo429]

this is just Gods plan you wont understand it

[@newwaves8159]

not impressed one bit. I'm disgusted by him

[@moshet842]

Jesus could have easily said that about us, but instead chose to die for our filthy selves.

[@bkit5]

You must appreciate people for changing themselves for the better? He changed, do you want people to remain corrupt?

[@savagehelp]

Friend, no one was trying to impress you or anyone in this exchange. It is both sad and instructive, the greatest lesson being that forgiveness is more powerful than hate and that since God forgives those who ask, so can we, plain and simple. Not because the other person deserves it but because of the perfect example of forgiveness from God towards us when it wasn't deserved by us.

[@blastinkaps8826]

new waves it doesn’t matter if you were impressed. What matter is that he was able to let go and forgive him

[@normabarros3124]

At least we know why they do it ....since George Floyd died I've been asking God why .....like the guy said when he forgave that was for him that's what I want

[@CassiTheNerd]

After everything that's happened, he still doesn't have the humility to keep his mouth shut. Sit there, look humble, and give praise to the man you wronged instead of cutting him off at every opportunity.

[@jlsg87]

Word. Someone had to notice, not everyone does. Good on you.

[@CassiTheNerd]

@@jlsg87 You seem like a pretty cool person yourself, all of your comments seem to have heart behind them. Watching this back again, I feel my blood pressure rising; Andrew shouldn't have done a day less than 4 years. I hope he's doing things, on his own accord, to give back to the people and communities that he's wronged.

[@Joejonaples]

God should have had a lawsuit for you!!!!! I would have sued him and the police for MILLIONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Bassin_withaustin]

Libertas ohh I bet you have millions

[@lovingpurrs8388]

Exactly

[@Skrymik]

There’s no way someone can make up for someone else’s lost time. There’s no compensation for that. I’m glad that he could forgive, but he’s stained forever with prison. I don’t feel justice in this. Crooked cop says what he has to say to not be locked up for longer.

[@clivemuhorondegwa1945]

Wow you got to have a very forgiving heart to forgive that damn I feel good and bad at the same time

[@delorespryce2146]

Many more in person innocent

[@patrik5428]

"With great power comes great responsibility" -this video is legit translation of that sentence

[@serenadena_]

I ended up only doing 18 months by the grace of God?! Did he really just say that? Where was the grace of God when this innocent man missed years of his child's life? The system gave him 4 years for drugs but you get a year for literally taking advantage of your oath to serve and protect?! Literally ruining people's lives?! Straight bs

[@minaabdi5121]

wish steve would have stopped him when he said by grace of God, more like white privilege got you here. 60 cases , what the hell ?? i mean cops don't have an evaluation system where audits are performed from time to time to ensure no policies /rules are broken???. I work in the hospital and that is the system.

[@mandyjones5125]

I had that same (wtf) thought when I heard him say that but then I remembered, God reigns on the just and the unjust. You can tell from the reminder of their story that God had (and still has) an assignment for these two men. This is a remarkable story of forgiveness, I would call it a miracle. If this man did four years in jail and is able to accept the ex-corrupt cop that put him there as his mentor, there's no way that we to cannot forgive that man. My God is an awesome God. I'm going through something right now and this has given me hope in my time of need. My Lord, you just keep on blessing me. Thank you Jesus.

[@angeltsuki4692]

Yall what happened to forgiveness

[@nieshamccoy9419]

Yes, because he really would have been doing 22 years but guess what, you guys don't matter. What matters to Andrew is that Jameel forgave him. Andrew did the right thing by cooperating with authorities.

[@nieshamccoy9419]

+mina abdi Steve believes in the power of forgiveness and it would not be right for him to judge their situation.

[@AngelaShrum]

Jameel is a saint for forgiving him. I wish the officer came forward but cowardice ruled. There are too many corrupt cops (& great cops!), but I'm glad Jameel is free, and the fact he forgave him shows his humanity.

[@smoovegaming7340]

God is good

[@ngatupuna3316]

yes

[@RiZeNCOBRA]

Well he didn't so He is good!

[@byWarrennn]

and all the time, God is Good

[@greyskys2179]

God?? Grow up

[@blastinkaps8826]

Bobby p P u grow up

[@TheLuciab71]

You make all cops look bad I’m so happy you got caught 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@mutendemusonda336]

This is so touching and beyond human understanding - this is nothing short of the grace of God at work in people's lives!

[@johncichon9499]

Now that, Brother Steve, was absolutely wonderful! Thanks!

[@tanikachrishawn8456]

It's a horrid story but Im happy the cop admitted his guilt.

[@valeedadavidson678]

Tanika Chrishawn YEAH AFTER HE GOT CAUGHT

[@FlairelleNet]

4 years. Wow.

[@zachariah532]

Steve Harvey you are brilliant

[@jeromedavis8575]

I'd like to meet this former cop!

[@dollface3223]

Now that is truly God working.

[@Venusstar22]

As angering as this story was...whatever God does is WELL DONE. The Bible is very clear that God ALLOWS us to go through our trials and tribulations to deliver us to the greater good. We come out so much stronger and are better equip to handle the bigger tails that will come. All the glory belongs to God. I see 2 very mature men.......spiritually mature especially. Most men in this world do not have a smidgin of spiritual maturity as these 2. These 2 men are living testimonies to what God can do. Racial tensions, Perceptions, Misconceptions, White Privilege, Police Privilege all played a role in their story, and it was only both their relationships with Jesus Christ and Jesus Christ alone who stripped away all those barriers and brought 2 very unlikely men together to be a testimony and a witness for God. If God could change Saul (a man who used to murder and execute God's children) into Paul (one of Jesus's disciples) then how much more these 2 men, and more like them? *ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE THROUGH JESUS CHRIST.* There are a few spiritually mature Christians who will better understand all that I just wrote and the 2 guys story. God deserves ALL the glory.

[@anachunamuche1524]

Forgiveness is like perfume that sprays freedom to many souls on earth.James thanks for forgiving him.

[@neishatate7734]

I'm sorry but I cudnt forgive him

[@neishatate7734]

SDD525 I know no1 is perfect I'm speaking from a personal point of view I cud never forgive. I cudnt even sit on d same couch with me

[@neishatate7734]

SDD525 for real I can c he has not gotten over it n I understand bcuz its hard. but I cud careless that d officer pled guilty n Jamel was released. bottom line is he made him lose family time that he can never get back n that's Wats hard. its all good n well that he "changed" but if d feds didn't catch up on him wud he have changed? n if so how long wud it have taken him. wud Jamel had to do all 10yrs first. those r d million dollar question

[@seanojones8487]

Repent . Christ is Lord

[@williebaker4168]

When we don't forgive we won't be forgiven either.

[@dlr0332]

Forgiveness is the BS colonizers created so we can grin and bare them stealing our land

[@hollyb.hansen7272]

THAT'S FORGIVENESS! AMEN.

[@dbest322002]

wow this is an awesome story of forgiveness

[@isabelpinales7409]

Yes , I loved it !😍

[@jesushateswood]

this is an awesome story of a police frame-up too. People feeling all warm and fuzzy about it is unsettling to me.

[@trillfate1922]

That part.

[@MrRsj84]

Okay what's next after the forgiveness? Doing the Whip and the Nae Nae with them? Doing the milly Rock and the back slide with them? HELL NO! We need to ensure that this will never happen again! we as black people need centralized organized power that is sustainable in the interest of subsequent generations! We need to put our forgiveness to work like Mao Zedong did for China, like Ho Chi Minh did for Vietnam and like David Ben-Gurion did for Israel! The nail in the coffin for this oppression is self-determination! We need Pan-African uplift and Renaissance now! ✊😠

[@JacquelinePavan]

That is one of best stories I had ever heard in my life. God bless both of them, what an example! Let's Love Rule :)

[@HypothermicCrab]

So it's a great story because a black man spent 10 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit while the white supremacist fascist pig who falsely imprisoned him only served 18 months in prison? So you're a fan of injustice?

[@andamlakandfitret6561]

Congrats to both, God bless you. You both seems to live God their it is a rare friendship today. Congrats to the officer you are truly a Man to admit and you sir to take the apology and live by it. Love this kind of stories may God bless you and many more.

[@rifajay367]

We need people like jameel who have a heart of forgiveness

[@DarciAStewart01]

This is so awesome! Forgiveness is a powerful thing. It saddens me to read through all the comments at the people who can't accept the fact that he forgave him for what he did. Yes there are corrupt cops out there, and he admitted to being one, and asked for forgiveness. Some of y'all need to learn from them about forgiveness.

[@sgc_pianistmusician7512]

Please, stop! There's no forgiveness for the amount of time/yrs. missed between Jameel Mcghee & his son.

[@DarianHarder]

The anger in the guy as the cop is “explaining”

[@kiyacollins8733]

the cop is my dad a jameel is actually his bestfriend. they used to hangout all the time before jameel got sent to prison again for something he didn’t do.

[@taste_dashi3760]

Im not experiencing or witnessing police brutality against African Americans, yet as an individual cursed with black skin this touched me. There are a million ways this could've gone down but it takes a man with peace, enlightenment and self control to do what my brother did instead of seeking revenge (which was his for the taking). I respect and admire you my guy, as of this day forward i will handle all those who trespass against me the way you did. For you to this in America is beyond me, you got a fan in me i recognize the MAN amongst MEN🙏

[@taffneycampbell2394]

Having black skin is a curse to you?

[@desdoyle6819]

Oh honey never say " cursed" with black skin please.. You are not in anyway cursed! I do not need to see you to understand your beauty as it isn't an never will be skin deep for anyone of us! I hope life continues to show you a path without brutality & much success! But once again no one person is cursed by their skin color.. We all bleed red!! That's all that matters!

[@sbusisoshongwe209]

Weak

[@Crissy-ws7lg]

Being with black skin is NOT A CURSE. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@shaylahughley8257]

thats the most beautiful story I've ever seen about forgiveness! And It Truly brought me to tears.

[@Simplykiebby]

Why doesn't he say why he really arrested that man? He saw a black man and it was downhill from there

[@nieshamccoy9419]

The problem is that the Andrew had every intention of being a good cop but as you just heard over time, Andrew Collins got an ego because he got more attention when he made big drug arrests and it was that ego that took him down.

[@jesushateswood]

+Niesha McCoy It would appear that his INTENTION was to get his superiors and colleagues PRAISE. He GOT IT!! He was a jackass UNTIL the FEDS got in his behind. Don't baby this creep!

[@nieshamccoy9419]

jesushateswood He admitted that he had an ego because of it and he became sorry that he did.

[@nieshamccoy9419]

April Lambda. You weren't listening. He was trying to get another drug arrest that day. He was at a point where he didn't really care who.

[@yakonweezebaby]

+Niesha McCoy you know he targeted him because he was black. If the police officer targets a black person, the black person is going down.

[@rome368]

Reading some of the comments. Some are kind of funny but the story in and of itself is sad and reflects how broken the system is. i believe in forgiveness and I do understand the importance of doing so. What I dont understand is the 18 months vs 4 years. This story being told should be a reflection of what is currently going on in our judicial system.

[@brandonjohnson9090]

That's why that ex cop is going to be blessed he was honest that's why the bible says I rather fall in the hands of God then men because men has no mercy and has a unforgiving heart but the Lord has love and compassion.

[@charitynduwa4840]

Firstly i would like to thank Steve Harvey with his hard work with the whole world God bless you

[@missjrich2198]

this cop ruined this guy's life. and then talk about he found God.

[@jeromedavis8575]

Damn! WTF!!!!

[@nguyenngoc4361]

And he's a mentor now. Wtf?

[@timhoward5]

@Tess Maniglia everything ok except the nonexistence of God

[@allofcece5868]

😂😂😂

[@seanojones8487]

Christ is Lord praise God

[@ppalppal5293]

Forgiveness is a powerful thing. God bless their hearts

[@ShopaholicOne]

WTH? The white Guy needs to be in prison. Why he sitting at Steve Harveys show? Sorry I dont understand maybe because Im from Holland

[@nieshamccoy9419]

He served an 18 month prison sentence

[@mariemeaaliyahmoe1237]

+Niesha McCoy that's not enough. 18 month?? they should have given him at least 10 years!

[@MRostendway]

For real tho. He should have done at least the same amount these other people he framed did.

[@thecyberninja2708]

ShopaholicOne dat is hoe het gaat in amerika als je zwart bent kunnen ze je gewoon aresteren zonder reden en jij kan er letterlijk niks aan doen

[@benm6716]

@@mariemeaaliyahmoe1237 they should of given him a 10 year sentence and made him serve at least 80 percent for what he did

[@yvonnerobinson9544]

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. Father, son, Holy spirit. God bless 🙏🏾

[@jameslawrence8476]

Hello Yvonne

[@ritam.1566]

God is still in control! :) I have heard many people say that "once you're a cheater/murderer/liar..., you're always a ____________". However, people are changed every day by God's grace and power. The world is so quick to throw the police officer under the bus and never deal with him again, but the way that the Lord worked on the hearts of these two men is a testimony for us all. We have a lot to learn from God daily.

[@darrylpowell8247]

Amen.

[@rockdogginthehouse]

This is to Steve Harvey! I'm a Man full grown Man and this segment made me cry Dogg, I'm a Man full grown Man

[@kaztazable]

so he was convicted to 22 years and he only did 18 months 'by the grace of God' but the black guy got 10 years because....????. Where was God's grace then? Bye

[@1000FeatheredOwl]

He was sentenced to 10 years but it was overturned and he was released in 4. It doesn't change the fact that the victim served longer than the officer, but in the end, the officer would have been given the longer sentence of 22 years. But I believe it was God's grace that allowed these men to get things repaired. God doesn't work on our time. And please understand that if you harbor the anger that they don't have for each other, because you think it should be there, then you've missed the point of grace. :)

[@kaztazable]

Joshua Benton I understand what you mean but at the end of the day, let us call a spade a spade.In this life, there are people that are more equal than others, more deserving, more fortunate, more lucky, more favoured and more privileged by virtue of (principally) race, geographical location, gender, social standing etc. I believe in God but I do not believe that he loves of all his children the same because no decent parent ignores the call of a distressed child. He is not a fair, ever-wonderous, just, loving, caring being. My faith in his existance does not blind me from the blatant injustices that I see and neither should that be the case for you.

[@KIMKIM-zg1ym]

But like Jamel said he want to punch him he could have be shot dead if feared his life, and If he was Felony Assaulted he would gone right back to prison.

[@dollface3223]

kaztazable Thank God he only did 4 years. God thank you for piercing the officers heart. we will never truly understand God.

[@bajamanuela9705]

Virginia valderrama you see color...I hate it when people day that shit.."I don't see color". YOU SEE COLOR that's why you're saying what you are saying! GTFOH

[@violetbawuah7617]

I am crying WHAT GOD CAN NOT DO DOES NOT EXIST... HE is an awesome God look at how in the middle of nowhere he brings people together.We are all sinners and do little things ...imagine Jameel could even be dead from something else out there on the streets BUT GOD LOVES HIM SO MUCH He protects him with all this so he may live and live and live....to fulfil his purpose on earth. May God help me to help others ....Steve kudos for all the laughs all the Joys all the realities of life you give us through you program I watch more than 3 or 4 a day from Kumasi Ghana

[@JackBlackwithadashofWeirdAl]

Jameel is clearly a very good man . He knew he needed to let go so he could have peace in his own heart and life . Andrew on the other hand got off waaaaay too easy. He destroyed peoples lives. I highly doubt everyone handled it like Jameel did.

[@Angelitochap]

Congratulations guys forgiving is the key to life and gods heaven. God Bless you both ❤️

[@4mymoney2]

I am surpired when I read the other comments. No one believes in the grace of god or in forgiveness. This is very sad. Lord I pray that you open more poeples eyes to see that this story is not about race. Its about forgiveness and your powerful never ending love.

[@kelelithabane2849]

Would u feel the same if this had happened to you, I wonder

[@daisytization]

Just came across this and I couldn’t finish because it’s so true and saddening. This happens all the time!!!

[@mamaurax25]

Great story. Sad it had to begin so tragically

[@barbarab2805]

For all the fingers that are pointed and all the negative comments. I prefer to say what a big person, and blessed man this is to be able to forgive someone who did him such damage. He is the hero in this story. Glory to God and may he continúe to be blessed abundantly and allow himself to be used in great ways.

[@tirrellhubbard9235]

This was awesome. it just shows how great God is!!

[@charliemariehughes2463]

+Intergalactic Post-Apocalyptic Sex Boat RIGHT PEOPLE ARE SO Simple mind smh

[@dontgetmadbeglad852]

Forgiveness is powerful

[@ASHMAN750]

Well the cop wouldn't have a problem if he didn't get caught

[@lovingpurrs8388]

Exactly

[@steflondon88]

Do you know his personal thoughts? His personal guilt ?

[@swiftlinesnyc8908]

God Bless both of these gentleman along with the Host.

[@aalekhine5109]

Jameel is a better man than me...and I am white as snow. Much respect Brother....may you find peace for yourself. We can do better...

[@superGJ24]

Happens all the time this is why i will never stop for a cop in an unlighted are nor will i allow my family too.

[@mzVivikaBam]

I'd be disgusted sitting in that audience when the cop started telling his story. I think I woulda threw something at him. Maturity is about righting your wrongs but dam that would of took a while to forgive if at all. And then 25yr sentenced downed to 18mths. TF? least give the cop the same amount of time that Jamel ended up doing.

[@nieshamccoy9419]

At least, he stood up and admitted he was wrong for it.

[@jennygreat4846]

+Niesha McCoy lol I guess that I'm sorry made up for the 4 years he was in prison....missing his kids' life.

[@mzVivikaBam]

+Niesha McCoy like he said, he only admitted it cuz he was caught. Doesn't sound like he would have ever admitted anything. And of course being a cop no matter crooked or good, protected his ass. I'm still on 25yrs downed to 18mths. Even for good behavior, that's a huge leap. If this was Law and Orders Svu, the episode would have him do a bus for every victim.

[@nieshamccoy9419]

Julie D Well, at least the only person he's worried about having forgiveness from is Jameel.

[@jesushateswood]

I want to punch the cop in his face. He framed a man because of accolades at work? This white boy thought nothing about framing a Black man. He valued Black life so little he didn't turn over a new leaf until trouble came his way. Forgiveness my ass!!

[@queeng3840]

4 years of his life 🙏 the power of prayer and forgiveness

[@teresaguzman9167]

I love this story!!!!! God intervened in the lives of these two men.

[@annb9736]

Glad you put this on youtube, it will bless a lot of people

[@M.J44]

Andrew turning himself around is an extremely helpful thing. We can only pray more people act like him. I know putting a man falsely in prison is wrong, I'm well aware. But think about this: How many cops do that? How many? None. I know when people see this they say "Well he got caught, that's it." Keep in mind that HE admitted to who's-who, not forced to. He used this wakeup-call for good. Either way, super glad Jameel's free & super glad this cop won't pull that anymore.

[@martinshabangu9854]

This is most powerful tool ever. Forgiveness is tool from heaven

[@Hillbilly_Hollywood]

😂😂😂you know jameel beat tf outta him right after this show

[@kiyacollins8733]

he didn’t actually. andrew is my dad and jameel is his best friend. jameel is now facing time in prison for something he didn’t do ONCE AGAIN and it’s horribel

[@thagirlbre]

Jameel is my cousin , he didn’t. He’s very mature. But He didn’t deserve this crap at all tho!!!!

[@victoriatucker1875]

Let all of us not dwell on the details of the situation but rejoice in the redemption and the power of God and LOVE!