High school football team saves boy from stranger danger

[@gracecouture5836]

"No Crime was committed", "No arrests were made" Lmao that doesn't mean he's not gonna go lure some other child again and actually kidnap them... smhh

[@denji6975]

Ikr

[@tomarevian3689]

Freaking insane. What a joke

[@kantraxoikol6914]

yep, let's give him a chance to succeed !!!!!! good plan.

[@dwsn5152]

It is bad but they cannot arrest some body for nothing legally even though the child was scared

[@maddzz22]

@@dwsn5152 ya, I agree! That's why they are monitoring him closely!

[@chrismaggio7879]

This was 8 years ago, and I hope all these young men are still as humble and awesome.

[@AlphaHumphrey]

I hadn't noticed. I hope they're all doing great. We need more young men like this

[@grl9917]

I hope they all can string a full sentence together by now.

[@GwenArlene8181]

Hopefully some are police men with a penchant for hunting down the pervs!

[@poopypants80085]

@@grl9917 getting your brain knocked around on the daily will do that to you😔😔

[@zerrierslizer1]

@@grl9917 playing American Football will do that to ones brain. tends to make anyone who plays it a little less quick thinking when their head is being slammed each and every direction inside a close helmet.

[@brejon96]

“Please don’t let him take me” ...”we won’t bud” 🥺😭😭

[@chrissmith1364]

That mad meme smile, great job boys. God Bless you, you will be this boys hero

[@maryshoemaker1334]

That made my eyes tear up a bit and my heart felt so much love by strangers to a young kid 😥 to the fb team, y'all are AMAZE'N 🤗🏈🇺🇸

[@s8.kq7]

This what makes me cry💔😭

[@ItzOver9k]

@Gamer For life Orange man for sure, Joe has a job

[@ItzOver9k]

@Gamer For life That would take work, something Darnold avoided.

[@WOLF7356]

So basically you have to wait until someone is actually being kidnapped before intervening if you want the criminal to be charged??

[@tell-talehearts4462]

There's no real proof that he intended to kidnap the child. I know he probably did but our justice system is innocent until proven guilty and the right defense would be able to get him acquitted if they did bring it to trial because of the lack of evidence. If he was acquitted, legally the police would have to leave him alone, which would leave him free to go after another child. By not taking him to trial, the police are still able to monitor him and wait until they have irrefutable evidence (like watching him attempt to lure another child or finding child p*rn on his computer) to make their move.

[@thehighground3630]

Yeah because we don't want the system to be abused.

[@keepreportingmebtches774]

@@tell-talehearts4462 that would be awesome if they actually did that. However they won't monitor him, they'll blame funds or time etc. Serious repeat offenders don't even get watched

[@tell-talehearts4462]

@@keepreportingmebtches774 Yeah I know that. But in a perfect world, that's what they're supposed to do.

[@rahiem5283]

@@thehighground3630 what about karens ???

[@76tennboy]

“No crime was ever committed?“ So since attempted kidnapping isn’t a thing does that mean attempted murder isn’t a thing Because you weren’t successful?

[@PlatnumTrigger]

If it was a black man cop would probs kill or arrest him on the spot

[@theytrynabecray]

@@PlatnumTrigger you’re gonna start a world war please delete your comment

[@theytrynabecray]

@@PlatnumTrigger and not all cops are racist

[@JustAJinx-ci6hg]

@@theytrynabecray His attempt at pushing an agenda failed

[@CryptoDatabase]

There was no evidence he was trying to kidnap the kid, a crappy lawyer could easily argue that the man thought the kid was lost and was trying to help him. Innocent until proven guilty is the American motto, how about you get with the times and stop assuming everyone is a criminal and guilty before evidence comes out.

[@Taylor.L.4]

"This dude came up and he looked kinda creepy" 😂😂😂

[@jiggs509]

taylor leslie sums it up perfectly

[@rickastley4527]

Do I look creepy

[@Onyyyyyx]

rick astley, you know the rules, and so do I. 😂

[@rickastley4527]

@@Onyyyyyx yes

[@Marisa2604]

ShariSez1 stfu who are you to tell anybody what to do, learn how to take a joke 🙄

[@zackslay2938]

They may be immature in the free time but teens do step up and do good in moments like this. Awesome to see some good highschool students

[@nsasupporter7557]

@zackslay I can’t believe this! I’m literally in shock because a group of jocks weren’t being bullies and they were actually trying to help a kid smaller then them, not picking on him. When I came across this video I couldn’t believe what I was reading

[@kattie2185]

@@nsasupporter7557 what? You know, the movies are different than real life. All these teen dramas may portray jocks as bullies but in real life they're as nice as most people are.

[@solothreedog]

@@nsasupporter7557 Bro Jocks overall are the nicest

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@solothreedog I wasn’t necessarily referring to jocks, I was just talking about kids in general. Usually you always see kids picking on smaller ones

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@solothreedog … but I wouldn’t say that all jocks are nice, they’re some nice people and not so nice people in every group

[@ccogden4060]

The parents, coaches, and staff of these young men should be proud and shout their actions to the entire state! From a Firefighter/Paramedic these young men are heroes and real leaders, Great Job All of You Men!

[@leobuddy1518]

They forgot the real hero. The terrified child who did exactly as he was taught and saved himself! He’s a Legend

[@inkyfreak]

The parents probably didn’t want to put the kid in a spot light after that.

[@patriot4780]

LEO BUDDY recognizing that you need help doesn’t make you a hero. It means you know you need help. If a child is in a panic because they are drowning, and someone helps them, is the child the hero, or is the person who rescues them the hero?

[@Eclipse-lw4vf]

@@patriot4780man. U seem like a bundle of joy.

[@utopian4769]

@@Eclipse-lw4vf I mean, he's not wrong. Heroes don't save themselves, they save other people.

[@timothywait9457]

LEO BUDDY correct

[@selwynowen6213]

It’s great to see that they stood up for this young boy. As some young people get bad press, but most are doing lot of good thing for their community

[@dicktrickle741]

But why did they not use their tackling skills?

[@Danny-gu8rs]

Just a small detail, that simple phrase one of them said "don't worry bud we won't" to that kid after he wimpered not to let him go. It must've sounded like an incredible glimmer of hope to that kid's ears at that moment.

[@GwenArlene8181]

Yes! And for some of the comments to accuse him of being dramatic, even lying, just stymies me!

[@RibbidyJamGames]

I love tv portrait Jocks as jerks and bullies but in reality they are as nice as ordinary people

[@zacharydanger7336]

Mr Fantastic yellow not all of them trust me

[@RibbidyJamGames]

Zachary Danger well yea but not all of them are jerks to

[@nikhiltaparia7204]

+ Mr Fantastic Yellow most of them are

[@rmk2762]

Not at my school

[@lukemeola]

Exactly, lol.

[@beastkilla1468]

I don't get it I see all these football players being nice and letting special needs kids get a touchdown but some how all football players are labeled to be bad people but they aren't

[@chupita9223]

Beastkilla14 Is because in films,and TV show the Jocks are portray as being the bully. I even had a few friends that were jocks

[@ericjohnson7807]

Just like how all cops are labeled dirty and bribed

[@shanbraxton5566]

just a bunch of stereotypes you see in movies and books

[@1Faith1Fate]

Hopefully a stereotype that will fade with time.

[@blackassasin175]

A lot of them are assholes and bullies... not ALL just alot. Not these kids they're cool

[@Jemmyjo]

Made me cry. My kids’ team would have done the same! Kids that spend this time together and work together are usually a good group of kids. Very impressed with their actions and protecting this scared little boy. He may have not been hurt physically, but he was psychologically. Hopefully his rescuers keeping him safe will stay in his mind too.

[@nancywhitney1156]

What wonderful young men!! Lots of proud parents in that community ❤ Great job team!!

[@tessienickson137]

Dammit I'm on this side of KZbin again

[@monicacorreia4759]

Same.😂

[@kendricksuits857]

How do you end up here watching videos on compound bows

[@ScanElite123]

+Tessie Nickson I need to stop drinking.

[@anthonysvlogs669]

same it gets to find its way into my vids

[@magicdougnut5701]

lol

[@TheUnknown-xm8se]

okay so an attempted kidnapping isn't bad?

[@peytonm219]

TheUnknown agreed. Like now it’s ok for ppl to kidnap?!!!!! That guy is still gonna try to kid nap ppl

[@brauliogonzalez4937]

Kidnappers: * attempts kidnapping 1000 times * Police: *ain't no problem here*

[@reneelosie2644]

Let's go out and find a kidnapper and kick the CRAP OUT OF IT.

[@princeoffduty6994]

In law school term stuff, an attempted kidnapping basically is when you *attempt/try* to kidnap a child. Example: you take a child by the hand but let him go shortly after.

[@yallits_sabotage]

Apparantly the creepy dude following a child and trying to lure him in to a vehicle to drive off with him isnt enough, they need to wait for him to rape or kill a child before they arrest the dude

[@gracietotton8255]

Goes to show you it doesn’t matter how young or old you are, you can always be a hero!

[@gracietotton8255]

Did you hear about the little boy that got attacked by a dog to save his baby sister? See!

[@gracietotton8255]

HE IS A HERO! WEAPON OR NOT, HE WON AGAINST THE DOG! PLUS HE WOULDNT HAVE HAD TIME!

[@asuspiciousturtlewithinternet]

@@gracietotton8255 what?

[@ls-kk4pq]

I am crying for two reasons, fear that boy had, crying because of the evil that exists, but crying because there is still hope in the world and these boys are true heroes

[@carolannhyde5831]

These are the young men that are raised by amazing parents.....Thank you from another Momma.

[@menslady125eif2590]

No crime was committed?! Bullshit!

[@brendakoehn8375]

That guy tried to kidnap him

[@carriesims4578]

***** they know it's not his father, however if he is a sex offender (registered)that would have been enough to arrest him, if they don't want to arrest him let the boys dad have five mins w him, we all know his intentions were not good or he would have explained himself at time of incident.

[@MasterKookien]

menslady125 Yes we all know what the guy in the van was going to do BUT no actual crime was committed all he did was say something to the kid.

[@TheArmedNurse]

MasterKookien Actually there was a crime committed - luring. He lured the child into going with him which is completely illegal. Most children are very intimidated by strangers talking to them when their parents aren't around because their parents have taught them to be scared of strangers which is good. I remember when I was in 2nd grade, 8 years old and we went on a field trip. My class was having our lunch and I had to throw something in the garbage so I went a few feet away from our table to the garbage cans which were out of sight of my chaperon. This guy was there with some kids and asked me if I wanted to dance. I know that might sound weird and funny to some but it was terrifying for me. I said "No!" and ran back to my table. I never said a word to my chaperon throughout the rest of the trip nor did that guy follow me around. I'm 15 now and looking back on it kinda scares me. I often wondered if those kids were his own or did he kidnap them...

[@davisutton1]

+DragonflyAnaGuy I think teaching fear is a bad starting point. However, it's ok to be wary of a middle-aged man asking an 8 year old girl or boy to dance. It's hard to construct a scenario in which this is not odd and disturbing, unless that adult is the father of the kid. Part of the problem with teaching fear, and that very much is what it is, is that kids tend to invent features of the prospective monsters that are caricatures of actual abductors/paedophiles. In this way the apparent very normalness of these people can render children blind to very real dangers. More than this it exaggerates the magnitude of the problem.

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

The boy did the right thing! Even if someone just gives you a weird feeling, get out of there and yell “dont let him kidnap me!” Omg I’m so proud of him and the team

[@survivrs]

What a shame, 17 pedophiles disliked this video. Great job guys!!!!

[@survivrs]

david rocha Damn, I hope like hell that those 18 are registered wherever they're living!!! I googled my town one time to see if there were any registered sex offenders in my town of 3,000 and I was shocked at how many there were and how close some of them lived to me. I'm glad my kids are grown and I'm also glad I drove them to school when they were young.

[@survivrs]

E Kramer Good Point! I would raise my arm to get picked to be a part of that in a heartbeat!!

[@mycahclairegalloway5811]

Survivrs correction 171

[@クイーンo]

211

[@breannachin4599]

232

[@brandimastain7851]

Tears. Thank you to all of them, for saving the kids life.

[@amymarieling3481]

It’s good to see kids actually helping each other instead of being the ones hurting each other

[@stevegibson2255]

No matter what anyone else might say about these guys, I HOPE they are ALL standing tall and feeling better in the fact that their quick thinking could have prevented a very serious outcome

[@fpsproductions6073]

1:18 That kid who watches movies for examples of what to do in real life

[@grotto185]

In some cases, it actually helps

[@moreohio1555]

Lol but it worked so props to my man

[@madebybroovy]

A man of culture

[@MarkSmithhhh]

He had just watched taken...he was about to let him tale the kid and take matters into his own hands

[@ellipsis8511]

...he says while basically being a pure-soul and _not_ acting like the stereotypical *movie* version of how "jocks" are portrayed 😂 Honestly though, bless every single one of these boys ❤️ (or more accurately, men, as they would be now, 8 years later)

[@lisasaunders4835]

God Bless You, Boys! So proud of you!! True Heroes!

[@kathrynlgarza]

Great job you just saved a family from pure heartbreak 💔🙏

[@m.allard2202]

These young men are a great example of how we all should be in our lives! They are truly HEROES!

[@iballisticcatt2039]

go 2 1:02 to 1:04.... look at the guy in the red shirt running

[@conk13]

I know haha I saw that too

[@BlueDolphinGamer]

Lol yes I saw that he's like HEY

[@ctlnfxx2714]

I saw that too lol

[@rengahtv]

Lol.

[@huntergossett4281]

+iballistic catt Thank you. *Whispers Humbly*

[@buzzbuzz3232]

"No crime commited" Ok so does that mean that if i go and rob a bank but don't leave with anything because I got found I don't get arrested? Good job police. Good job

[@CryptoDatabase]

No because you are an idiot. If you literally rob a bank then you committed a crime, if you were to just walk into the bank and then walk back out again then no crime was committed. Do you see the difference there or not? It isn't brain surgery, you should be able to tell the difference.

[@alexiszundel5450]

this is amazing. I love seeing things like this and I'm glad that there are people out there who realize we need to make change in this world and our society!

[@fattymoko]

This should have made national news. Thank God for these young men. They are good, wholesome and may they be forever blessed. I hope the young boy gets the help he needs. It’s traumatizing what he went through but he’s a smart little boy.

[@cindyruiz7434]

Amen time is here vengeance is Father's for the wrath of God is to come Amen that monster will answer to God so help me Amen

[@sandyadair4118]

This was so sweet that the football team came to help the boy. I can't stand anyone that has to bully or abuse anyone.

[@ThadzForLife]

It was on a movie so we did that

[@ThadzForLife]

+nippaaa 1:20

[@hilarybrown7381]

+nippaaa WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU FUCKER

[@justsativa9763]

w

[@H81234]

What about those lifetime movies? They show many kidknapping stuff. I'm sure their mothers watch them and they sat and watched it with them. The movie "Taken" was also a movie about kidnapping.

[@cahmon3y338]

millennials

[@alyssabryson2704]

1:03 guy in the back would be me

[@jeanieserbousek3175]

Thats amazing how the football team saved the little boy, i admire them for that!!!

[@beadwright]

Smart kid to run for help. These boys are a credit to their families, they handled the situation exactly right.

[@Kim-n-Brian]

HEROS !!! Awesome job guys.....it doesn't get any better then this !!! So great to hear there are teenagers that care about others and willing to help someone they don't know! This boy will look up to you guys forever and his parents will always be grateful. Wish we had more young men like these !

[@santosmorales1456]

no crime was committed?so attempt to lower a child isn't a crime?

[@krisjakubowski2893]

santos Morales yes it is

[@krisjakubowski2893]

Attempted kidnapping

[@krisjakubowski2893]

santos Morales is illega

[@krisjakubowski2893]

santos Morales illegal

[@benweinstein3385]

These kids are heroes. I’d love to have friends like this

[@jodyrenee9847]

Sad the fact that he tried to lure a child should be a criminal charge.

[@adrien2323]

Enticing a child and attempted kidnapping is illegal. I don’t trust that town or those cops. Trafficking is a billion dollar business.

[@LaurenceGlawson]

Wherever these boys are now, thank you for saving that kid! You guys are simply amazing ❤.

[@williambrown7280]

great job...thats how it should be. teens helping each other, not fighting an killing, each other. guys keep being benifits to the world.

[@huginnmuninn5900]

no law was broken? If anything, could it be consider stalking if he was following the little boy? IDK, but if I was a cop I'd find a reason to arrest the guy; because we all know sooner or later he's going to get somebody's child :(

[@uwumamii]

We need to change the system! He's going to go after another kid sooner or later :(

[@PikaChu-fy5pt]

Thank God you aren't a cop then. It's called false arrest. It gets your dept., city, and you in a whole lot of trouble. It's a bad mark on your record and usually costs your jurisdiction a boatload of money. You have to do it by the book ,if you want to make it stick.. (At least in the non-corrupt depts.)

[@PC-uh6hk]

@@uwumamii what system are you referring to?

[@PC-uh6hk]

@@PikaChu-fy5pt you have to consider the guy called the kid over to ask directions or if he knows where to pick up his own kid. Get a grip everyone.

[@Mannina90]

@@PC-uh6hk the guy should have immediately realized the kid was terrified and left him alone. Stop trying to defend an attempted kidnapper

[@nsasupporter7557]

HOLY COW! I’m literally in shock right now. A group of kids aren’t being bullies and are actually doing a good thing trying to help a kid younger and smaller than them 😳😯😮😲😱 this is unheard of!

[@bobpeck7593]

No it's not unheard of...most kids are great.

[@nsasupporter7557]

@@bobpeck7593 so you live in fantasy world? Got it, that doesn’t surprise me

[@mistyhxrizon2520]

God bless these beautiful boys from saving somebody's life

[@hcs4life21]

“No crime was committed?” I think attempted kidnapping fits the definition of a crime.

[@dawnegan3984]

The little boy will never get over this I was almost taken from a supermarket to this day I shake when I go to supermarkets and every time I saw a man I screamed as loud as I could very embarrassing for my aunt who raised I guess

[@kendrahansen1175]

I agree. Some states have laws against "annoying" children and you can be arrested for doing it. Following a child, ordering them to go with you or telling them to get in your car can get you arrested. If the state where this happened does not have such a law they definitely need it. It helps get these shitbags a record so that fingerprints and pictures will be on file.

[@claudiawatkins7728]

GOD bless all you young men for stepping in to help that kid. He could have lost his life that day. Thank the Lord you all were there❤❤❤❤🙏

[@kimwaddell4218]

These young boys deserve an award for their brave work

[@mofo7689]

These acts are normal in the real world, WITH or WITHOUT the documenting video phones. BTW, a single properly used video does NOT absolve the improper 99 uses.

[@fade535]

At 1:03 red guy running and waves

[@eduin8748]

LOL

[@coreyhill681]

I am proud of the football team, they came through helped out with someone in need, they deserve hero awards 👏 for what they did 👏

[@nsasupporter7557]

@Corey Hill I’m literally in shock right now because a group of jocks weren’t being bullies and actually trying to help a younger kid, instead of bully him! 😳

[@teresaward2458]

I'm glad the young man is safe and kudos to the football team for their bravery.

[@darla218]

You have no idea how important this story is. Bullying happens across the country. I hope this story is a switch for those bullies that stop and think, it’s cooler to stick up for someone vs picking on someone. Thank you boys for coming together and doing the right thing and standing up for someone. Please continue to spread stories like this. ❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏❤️🙏

[@oksamak9314]

God bless all those boys and keep them in His Holy Hands!!!BRAVO HEROES!!!!!❤❤❤

[@rianhassan3149]

1:18 is where it's at. Anytime you can apply a lesson in real life from a movie for the better, absolutely.

[@donwinslow6967]

Good for these young men in saving a child's life.

[@midnightchannel111]

This is such a wonderful story because the little boy now has the protection of an entire team of old boys, of saviors who are "men" to him, to counteract the trauma of the middle aged creep who tried to take him. The fact that these high school boys gathered around him automatically decreases the lasting trauma of this incident.

[@rwilson208]

You guys did a rare thing. High school football players are more known for being selfish and just for their group as well as bullies. You guys gave new respect for your team. God Bless.

[@deltaboy767]

These football players are like my big brother, he was my guardian growing up and he never let me out of his sight. When he'd come get me at school, he always got there half an hour before I got out, would come into the school and wait until we were let out, he'd scoop me up and carry me to his truck, put me in my booster seat and off we went. And my big brother was 19 when I was in kindergarten at the age of 5.

[@grafxgrl8030]

Brilliant!! So glad they got his plates and a description!!

[@angelacarleton9575]

So very proud of all of you for saving the young boy! Good Job and may God bless you all!

[@makingmoves6816]

What a fine group of young men. They were so adult about this by stepping up. Great job!

[@laurieherman1215]

This is truly refreshing to see I love that we are raising our children to be better. So it's not like how it was for us in high school for them

[@violette80]

You are amazing young men! Thank you so mich! You’re absolute heroes!

[@billybassman21]

I can tell some of those boy's are not as nice as they are making themselves out to be. Either way good job.

[@fuck_3557]

Don't judge a book by its cover.

[@fuck_3557]

Ever heard of that?

[@billybassman21]

I was young once. I knew boys like this. They were not horrible people. They would have saved you if you were drowning. They wouldn't have murdered you or beat you up too bad. However they were smart asses and talked a lot of shit. They played a lot of emotional mind games with certain people and were very cliquish. They turned out okay, but when they were young they had their flaws. That is all I'm saying here. They seems like good kids, but not as good as they are trying to come off.

[@dianasummer7529]

You know not every popular sportt highschooler is rude or mean. They could be really nice people. U just dont know... And making a compason like that is just ridiculoıs. Yes there are people like that, but u cant tell those kids r like that just looking at them. Its just ridiculous.

[@Tran-ll2it]

billybassman21 You've described more than half of the boy population at my school.

[@maddieandpaigesreborns1588]

God bless those boys 💖

[@mz_daisy6701]

Ohhh...so proud of those boys! Your parents raised you right!

[@tinamiller3806]

This is what the community is all about. Not to mention how thankful and proud each and every one of those young boys should be of themselves

[@Sarah-lb8cs]

Kudos to these boys! This had me in tears

[@adolfocepeda6633]

"and pictures,of the stranger's van" I DIED!!

[@daleschultz2640]

You guys on the team, are a great example of a "Safe Community." Keep up the great work!❤😊👍🎉

[@karmaisreal506]

👏👏👏 great work and quick thinking these younge men are amazing!! Everyone of them should be proud of themselves their ALL HEROS!!

[@everettthechemicallyimbala7409]

cool, i wish more people could be like those boys :-D

[@awnataylor1652]

See movies can save a kids life😂

[@bignate523]

damn dude looks like big blue off of Froggy Fresh's Dunked on @ 1:20

[@David-qn2gj]

bignate523 Bruh I was thinking the same thing 😂😂

[@milesp123xd7]

Dude it is him I think because froggy lives in Michigan and this station is in Detroit

[@billydakid8]

I was wondering why he was fimiler

[@roden2178]

Ik!

[@RJ_Horning]

It is Big Blue

[@marionharrell4244]

The team acted amazing. You all save a child life. Blessings Kudos Much Love ❤

[@gooddad3575]

I already thought this was bad but then I was like aww man! He had the van too!

[@dawnegan3984]

Where I am from it doesn't happen often but it is always a white van I don't know why

[@algorhythmic3904]

‘So you see it happen in a movie so you take that experience from the movie and use it in real life’. Lmao some golden quotes

[@IndianOutlaw1870]

Only a jackass would find something critical to say about this video.

[@justme-yw3bz]

2:19 there faces bro XD I'm dyeing omg

[@nelvasullivan7632]

Congratulations to all the members of the team. You're all heroes to that child. He might not have made it home that night. You all would make fantastic big brothers and give other older boys something to aspire to.

[@BooksbyAFoster]

God bless these young heroes... Prayers for every one of them...

[@bldjln3158]

“Just doing a community service-that-everyone should do-every day”

[@GojiHorrorFan1980]

“We chased him out of there” *Proceeds to show a man running by and waving at the camera*

[@kaylazelko1583]

this makes me really happy 😊😢

[@DreamsOfFinland]

the guys will remember what it feels like to protect someone for the rest of their lives. they worked as a team, getting photos, running protection, all coordinated into success.

[@theesteady1]

Thank you for being men! May God bless y’all!

[@danielhapner1347]

Why did people dislike this video that’s just wrong

[@nsasupporter7557]

@Daniel Hapner I’m in shock because a group of kids (jocks... of all people) weren’t actually being bullies and trying to help a kid smaller than them 😳 i think I’m gonna faint

[@garythesnail7631]

The kids are better than american police nowadays

[@User69-y2p]

dont say stupid shit like that. A fat and out of shape police officer is more of a hero than you'll ever be

[@garythesnail7631]

Seamus Belisle yh I know right I wish I had a gun so I could scare black people and follow a pyramid scheme of law that's unfair while we're brainwashed to think western culture is free society but maybe I can just wear a badge after a couple of weeks of training looool

[@TiburonChico]

AH FLY What ever you believe kid

[@Infurnace6699]

AH FLY true

[@bangtanboysuverynofun7212]

I never trust vans

[@diodio6487]

Troublegirl 1012 I nezcdsef ttsyt divks

[@xEncripted]

Yeah

[@peytonm219]

That’s rude. Not all bad people drive vans. There r a million good people out there who drive vans

[@tylertruesdale8677]

Yah I bet human traffickers also use other vehicles to throw off suspicion.

[@twistertwist2411]

Thank God you guys were there! Thank you to the whole team for their efforts!!

[@stephenwoehr6500]

"You see it happen in a movie, and so you take that experience from the movie and use it in real life." Good advice -- as long as the things you use from a movie are positive ones. There are plenty of negative actions in movies that should not be repeated in real life.

[@selicityeastom9912]

2:04 they where in front of a Mc Donalds XD

[@ynln3213]

Love this ❤️

[@andreawatterson8399]

There should be some kind of ",luring" or " intent" to kidnap law! What else is a middle aged man or anyone else ( unless related to) going to do with a child that you don't know? Ridiculous!

[@dipaknadkarni62]

What an inspirational video. Keep up the great work. It gives me hope for the future.

[@eamonreal]

"You take that experience from the movie and use it in real life." Imagine he said that after stabbing the kidnapper with a pencil.

[@Suitcase5284]

I would have lined up a scrimmage

[@zekeriahjones126]

Cool story, but the reporters' puns are so cringy.

[@bajramhamza5512]

bar am Anza

[@collindepace2701]

Zekeriah Jones hi

[@peytonm219]

lol cute kids cringy adults