Inmates save officer's life

Georgia inmates save a correctional officer's life after he's overcome by heat.
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[@bluehairedlawyer8242]

They should all get a reduced sentence

[@CSX2665]

Blue haired lawyer they did

[@timiaharley6008]

I agree.

[@YaHKaB_WaRYaL_YaSHaRaL]

I imagine they did. I bet that officer & warden done something for them in reducing some of their sentence. This video alone will catch a DA or judge or another cop & they'll probably knock off some time ?

[@corstang3312]

Agreed

[@kasim5037]

CSX2665 how much shorter

[@CheetoPug]

just because they are inmates doesn’t mean they’re bad people

[@CheetoPug]

Constellations yeah lol

[@KJ3113]

miss frizzle Very true. I been a Corrections Officer for over 20 yrs, and that is def true. Actually, most are good people, who just made not good choices

[@bolhassanshazwani8664]

But so sad citizen still look down all of the. Because they are inmate

[@---------_-------------------_]

@Constellations year lol

[@mairisberzins8677]

Actually, the really bad ones that have been known to try to escape and shit usually don't get such privileges as working... supervised only by a single officer on an open field. It could also be that they were the ones convicted of very minor crimes, and have maybe a couple months, a year left to serve. Obviously, none of them would try to attack him or escape knowing very well that if they get caught they will have to serve a far longer sentence than they ever deserved in the first place. So. No the ones working in this video most definitely aren't bad people, but that doesn't mean all inmates are as good as them.

[@jess1206]

"It wasn't about who was in jail and who wasn't it was about a man going down and we had to help him." This is how we make great things.

[@Gameboy-Unboxings]

Cringe. And I don't mean the inmates quote. I mean "This is how we make great things." That's like the cringiest thing I've ever heard.

[@RainyDayDance]

​@@Gameboy-Unboxingsfr bro just wants attention

[@Unattacked]

“Anything could have happened, but all the right things happened”

[@debbiebramwell]

I loved that part!

[@christotaljaard7984]

Respect

[@rodsteel6595]

Inmate does not spell evil.

[@gpproject1548]

it spell inmate

[@user-gy1xp5fg3b]

At least for these guys, it does spell mate😊

[@bobbehfirmino751]

Oh shit my bad. I thought it did. Silly me.

[@rodsteel6595]

@@bobbehfirmino751 Yea..... silly you.....

[@Idiot3223]

It just a mate that's in

[@mattiastofte7457]

It's funny how people think inmates no longer are human.

[@laska907]

They're property of the state to profit on.

[@jimjambananaslam3596]

Judging by the work detail they have, these are probably some of the best behaved inmates in the place, the news has to spin it like it's amazing they didn't murder him and piss on his corpse. They can't even do a positive story without some level of fear mongering.

[@SUB-bb6ti]

@@jimjambananaslam3596 Polk is a county jail, none of these guys have sentences of over 1 year most likely. if they did, they would be in a state prison.

[@jasbarsoph]

This is absolutely amazing, Prisoners outside prison doing work tidying up a cemetery, The cemeteries in Ireland are in a disgraceful condition and could certainly do with this sort of detail, Instead the prisoners get time off for behaving themselves in prison, Which I think is ludicrous, But I think what these prisoners did certainly deserves some kind of reward at least some time of their sentence, The news didn’t say!!

[@Heroickittens]

These inmates were busted doing minor offenses and are humans. The ones who rape and murder are not and need to be killed.

[@nursemarn]

These guys acted quickly and with compassion for the officer. It just goes to show that there are good people everywhere, including prison. Nobody is perfect and we can learn from our mistakes.

[@DavidHimes_]

People might make mistakes in their past, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be amazing people like these guys 💯💯💯💯

[@UberManTampa]

They need a reduction of sentence. They did a good thing and showed signs of rehabilitation.

[@inhumanfilth681]

I agree. Unfortunately our system isnt about rehabilitation

[@jamesrichard6377]

Facts if I was there doing hefty sentence I would grab the gun and run lol😈🤦‍♂️😭😁

[@jamesrichard6377]

@@FBIAGENT725 could swore they said his gun belt and fire arm and I used be locked up some did have guns but inmate can't access sniper towers tho

[@jasonbracewell6279]

@@FBIAGENT725 he had a gun. Says it in video.

[@MaximusErectusDingalingus]

@@FBIAGENT725 When he's supervising 6 inmates alone with weed wackers im sure he'll have a firearm. Think about it, if you're capable of thinking.

[@redpanda7967]

That must’ve been a good officer. For him to trust the inmates like that would require mutual respect

[@cheshirekat3050]

Generally speaking, if you treat someone like a human being, they will act like a human being.

[@sharonsmith4032]

@RedPanda796 As it should be.

[@asahutchinsonsuckslittledi1056]

Trust me I can truly tell you most guards are truly dicks and they're very mean had he been such an officer they would have said f*** it let him die of course they probably been charged with murder for not helping him

[@emersonevans1326]

they’re all the inmates that have good records in the prison. the ones that they basically deem safe enough to go outside the walls from their behavior record.

[@Extracted74]

Its the morally righteous ones that end up in ZOG prison

[@PwnyDwn]

My grandfather worked the road crew in Louisville Mississippi for 20 years. His crew always respected him like this. Just because you've made mistakes and gotten on the wrong side of the law doesn't by default make you a bad person. In the south respect is earned. This officer had clearly earned respect by showing it. Good stories like this are to rare.

[@MikeHunt-eb4kr]

It’s not that they are evil, is that they made mistakes. It is a rare rare few that are evil. People just make mistakes, some out of total desperation... we are all human and their humanity shined.

[@gamingismyPORN]

I bet you most of those guys were in jail for non-violent drug offenses

[@randomfactsthatdontmatter3466]

@jeremiah Jones can you give me the source? I cant find it

[@frootbars3781]

jeremiah Jones liar

[@precursorapollo641]

@@randomfactsthatdontmatter3466 Because it's not true.

[@ennuiii]

@jeremiah Jones that's only how it works in prisons, county jails usually only use drug offenders for work details

[@randomfactsthatdontmatter3466]

@jeremiah Jones what?

[@WowMarioz]

The inmates that get these type of outdoor jobs are usually ones that the prison considers safe because they have behaved themselves for years. Still a touching story though.

[@regalcoder4633]

Job implies they are getting paid

[@SUB-bb6ti]

Oh really? Polk is a county jail which typically hold offenders with sentences under 1 year long. not a state jail holding all theses rapists and murders you think they are.

[@AWOL401]

SUB jails also hold people who haven’t gone to trial yet, so they can be facing a range of charges from drug possession to murder. Dangerous inmates wouldn’t be put on this kind of work detail though.

[@ricgomez1]

@@AWOL401 you won't get work detail unless you have been convicted and placed, so stop talking about something you know nothing about.

[@honesttruth986]

@@regalcoder4633 they usually do actually get paid, but its literally like 25 cents an hour.

[@NathanShike-xy4ec]

Those guys are heroes and should be commended for saving that officers life

[@poetry.in.motion...]

" It wasn't about who was in jail, and who wasn't.." Such a beautiful sentiment.. Thank you, young man... 💕🌷💕

[@tinkywinky4449]

Young man? Lol Dude's atleast 40.

[@poetry.in.motion...]

@@tinkywinky4449 He's young to me, Tinky.. Take care..💞⚘🙏🏻⚘💞

[@moc3306]

Plot twist: the guard was trying to let them free

[@psycho-pf2jm]

Xd

[@godfreyphiri1539]

Itz Moc true

[@benjaminlewis2876]

They could have left but Thank God they didn't they stayed and help the officer see some people can be trusted

[@buffchicken8201]

U don't know that, don't assume things if they aren't true you idiot

[@johnr.timmers2297]

Sounds like a great movie scene

[@davidsoltau4177]

That officer needs to buy the inmates a round of cold beers

[@yourfather5324]

David Soltau why not hot beers?

[@bored1ca]

Just like The Shawshank Redemption...

[@jovywan-kenobi490]

Hell yeah cuz I woulda stole that phone and his gun and sprayed the whole yard 😂

[@arnebroeckeart6404]

@@yourfather5324 why not hot CHEERS

[@_im_cool_l0l830]

@@yourfather5324 dat name tho 😂😂😂🔫🔫

[@accountable9026]

Story gave me chills. We’re all just human beings.

[@Matthew_Murray]

I like stories that show that being an inmate does not mean someone is a bad person

[@777Skeptic]

It depends. The fact that they're doing community service means they're the ones with petty non-violent crimes.

[@828enigma6]

It pays to treat the inmates decently whenever possible and not lord over them just because you can. I'd also point out those on work details aren't usually dangerous convicts.

[@smileyface8832]

CAROLINA PATRIOT I know they aren't as dangerous, as most seem like they are...

[@monamoses9220]

I thought the one's on work detail are the ones getting out soon

[@RH-zm1ik]

absolutely!!!

[@ArchangelMichael.]

Mona Moses they pretty much are or ones that are very well behaved and didn’t have to serve a lot of time

[@ArchangelMichael.]

Mona Moses probably trustees

[@doiu92]

_"There's some good in everybody" _*_they're still human like damn. Just because they're inmates doesn't mean they're some heartless people._*

[@mansworld7079]

Yes exactly, there’s some good in everybody. That statement means just what it says. Stop getting so butthurt just cause they are inmates. They are in prison cause they committed a crime, or several. No one ever said that they werent human. Calm down

[@Briaa.Mariee]

She meaning like just because their inmates dosent mean they are bad people cause anybody could go to jail for anything like possession of weed or not going to your court date for a speeding ticket .... etc

[@parrishharris3008]

That's the truth

[@james_ford86]

@@ihitgrandslams7961 I agree with you, to an extent. But no single act defines a person, no matter how bad that act was. Now, if we're talking about a serial killer, a serial rapist, a serial child molester or someone like that, then yeah, there's no redeeming them. The fact that they did it over and over again and never learned their lesson or tried to change their ways shows they should spend the rest of their lives in a supermax prison or get the needle, depending on what they did. My policy on the death penalty though is that if there's no loss of life involved in the crime, then the death penalty is not considered. That said, if we're talking about a single act, the person who did it is truly remorseful and wants to change their ways, I do believe those people can be redeemed. Sometimes they do change. Not all, or even most, of the time, mind you. It is possible, though. I'm living proof. I went to Juvie as a young teen for a crime I won't name here. Suffice it to say, it was bad, and leave it at that. I'm 34 now and haven't been in any sort of trouble since being released at 19. If I can change, so can others.

[@jonathanoxlade4252]

Too be honest true criminals that kill will never save a officer these who are doing time for breaking laws like drunk driving or abuse but realised what they done is wrong correction facility is for those who do petty crimes and had to do maybe a year if it was bad like maybe assaulting somone destruction of property those who can get a 2nd chance

[@bradleysmith5781]

You know how reformed these men are for looking after their officers. Good job 👏

[@augustschulenburg9276]

This Is humanity. It doesn’t matter that you’re in jail, you can still be good

[@nickkhlebnikov342]

Imagine having to call 911 for a cop

[@allahakbar5230]

I was about to comment that

[@theillest811]

Well yeah... you normally call the police department for a cop

[@cowboi9042]

imagine the fire station on fire

[@deathmachinestar]

@@theillest811 r/woooosh

[@michaelgonzalez2516]

@@theillest811 r/woooosh

[@prestonkarvonen5104]

Who else loves it when libtards cry?

[@smellthat5350]

Ye same here

[@abdullahibrahimhabhab]

Haha what does it mean??

[@DexiVisuals]

Yeah i did

[@abdullahibrahimhabhab]

@CK AK curious

[@cameronsaxon1471]

Love them tho

[@oldsteve4291]

Some people do bad things and get locked up but I genuinely believe there are very few people who are just bad. These guys deserve praise not because they are prisoners but because they are decent human beings.

[@cckiller0053]

The bad people usually get shitted on a lot in prison by other inmates, especially child molesters.

[@nikkilocklear6534]

I just wanna give these men a huge round of applause they could've had his gun, car keys, radio but nope they helped him. They deserve some time off their sentences

[@harrisonmathews1406]

You can't get time off a sentence but if they are up for parole, they are more likely to pass.

[@commentperson9036]

@@harrisonmathews1406 yes you can

[@harrisonmathews1406]

@@commentperson9036 idk about the United States of America as I don't live there but I'm pretty sure that it's just parole

[@commentperson9036]

@@harrisonmathews1406 if you don't know why comment?

[@harrisonmathews1406]

@@commentperson9036 I was just saying how I agree

[@spicalicious]

We are all entitled to mistakes. However we are all human.

[@UberManTampa]

To error is human, to forgive is devine

[@abdullahibrahimhabhab]

@@UberManTampa but human also can forgive

[@thatshadyguy945]

Just like that fingernail...

[@thatshadyguy945]

@@UberManTampa divine**

[@SaintGuillotine]

Just don't EAT my momma

[@pearlmax]

They were treated with a 6 pack of beer while Andy just sat back and watched.

[@denovalxve6404]

Favorite movie as a kid crazy m8

[@WalkerBait]

Even if they had committed acts of violence in the past,(I have no idea if they had or not) they did not commit a violent act on the day in question. Anyone of us could find ourself on the wrong side of the law, Its very easy to get in trouble. All it takes is a half of second of uncontrolled rage, and one can do alot of damage to others, and to one's own future.

[@RyKaB17]

Best movie ever made :)

[@LTinator]

@@JacksonBegleymusicguy Just don't go double the speed limit. It's that easy. Why would *anyone* go over 80? 70 even? Edit: Who the hell is Jackson D. Begley? I was replying to the @CP Simms two comments up. Funny, he changed his comment, but it's still just as bad

[@cckf8445]

@@LTinator me a British person who's been in a car on the m4 before: cos that's how you drive???

[@aureliamastergoomba1278]

Man massive respect to those dudes

[@herberar]

It would be good if the justice recognize this invaluable gesture reducing their time in prison,if possible. God bless them all !!!!

[@yahiralonso3376]

They could’ve escaped but they didn’t what a group of men

[@alexrsps141]

Depends if you want to spend the rest of your life on the run or possibly receive a reduced sentence (this kind of thing does very well for an early release interview) But then Im not a diehard criminal and couldnt let a man die like that either

[@yahiralonso3376]

Listhpy Whithper tru

[@yahiralonso3376]

Alex Kramer if they reduce their sentence ion think that would be fair to everyone locked up bc this don’t happen to everyone and I bet if the Sam etching happened to my dad that locked up he wouldn’t of ran either he would’ve helped too

[@songcentral6548]

Mad respect for these gentlemen

[@yahiralonso3376]

Marksman King it’s still not fair to all the other ppl that would also do the same tho

[@itstrue2599]

It's really nice that they helped him out like that, we all have to treat each other kind.

[@Timislazy]

Yeah

[@nicaxiv14jd]

The best thing you can do in your life is always make positive and good choices like a wise man would and the outcome will be rewarding...

[@american6357]

My son-in-law has been a CO for four years and he deservedly earned this title. He is NOT a prison guard as so many people call these brave men and women. COs go through mental, emotional and physical training to keep the public safe. Of course with any profession there are a few who give COs a bad name. My son-in-law gives respect and encourages these men to better their lives. Inmates know my son-in-law is fair and has their backs. So very proud of our Family CO🤩 We Love You Devon🥰

[@daisyblossom5176]

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[@katelynnmoon4227]

Somethin my mamma taught me growing up and this situation shows it well. "Good people can do bad things and bad people can do good things." Not all inmates are cruel and evil like some are sometimes they are just good people who did somethin bad that got them into that situation. These are some good men right there, that's for dang sure, they coulda ran or hurt/killed the man if they wanted to given the situation but they stayed, got help and tried to make all the right decisions to save the officer's life.

[@cyndyznaniecki1175]

I'm so glad that the inmates had big hearts. They may be trustees, could have run and let the officer die, but they stayed and got help. God bless these men.

[@psycho-pf2jm]

“God”

[@lukasg4807]

People on work details normally don't have much time left till they get out. Be on the run your whole life and let a man die, or save him and be out in 6 months.

[@gromidas]

Yeah for a reduced sentence

[@fendertremolo9793]

It sounds like the officer was just overheated and wasn't really in danger of dying. I mean, it's not like he had a heart attack or something

[@Kris-mr7pf]

@@fendertremolo9793 you can die from overheating. You core temperature becoming to high can lead to heat stroke and organ failure. Heart attack being one of the most common.

[@darkball31]

it's all up to how the officer's treat the inmates. if the office gives respect respect is gained

[@daisyblossom5176]

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[@blaze-ex8ht]

Ahem to that

[@knxghtbs]

This shows us bad people are not bad. They might do bad actions, but within them they can still do kind things. Great job boys.

[@baotrannguyenngoc9964]

They can change.

[@andrewwilding7124]

You see......even criminals can show a lot of heart and still accept their own crimes. Great job guys! Keep it up! Respect :):):):)

[@nobody-ly9ef]

Give those men a steak dinner and beer party.

[@zacharymiddleton9530]

nobody in the words of that hairy guy from wreck it Ralph "just because you are bad guy, doesn't mean you are a bad guy" and that freaking remains true (: yeah maybe murderers, and people who really don't care about lives, are horrible, but people who just got arrested for theft or illegal parking, drunk driving, they're good people at heart and it shows, people care

[@ianjohnson7688]

I'm sure this act will help out a lot during their next hearing.

[@christopherbrasher433]

Yeah, let them have a cold beer! Lol

[@Ash_Lawless]

there serving time for non violent crimes under 1 year, trust me, no one is that stupid to think the federal crimes for trying to flee is worth it. no one.

[@toocr4zzzy25]

“Look you’re a bad guy, but that does not mean you are a bad guy.”

[@nicaxiv14jd]

The best thing you can do in your life is always make positive and good choices like a wise man would and the outcome will be rewarding...

[@AlexSnow96]

"I understood that reference."

[@johnanderson3173]

Toocr4zzzy their not bad, just made a bad choice

[@wellk2852]

what is that from

[@AlexSnow96]

@@wellk2852 The movie Wreck-It Ralph.

[@jillianxrose1]

it's great that both sides were able to see each other as human beings

[@Allamuylejos]

Many thanks to this men who did the right decision !!!

[@UCanCallMeJesus1]

"It wasn't about who was in jail and who wasn't. It was about a man going down, and we had to help him." That says so much about the character of these men. Good job.

[@mushroom4877]

They had the chance to escape, but they didn't.

[@Psychebane]

They weren't facing life. Maybe a few months to a few years. Why go on the run always looking over your shoulder, never being able to get a job or house, start a family and be free. Then be caught and add more years to your sentence.

[@cwiltedtheprophet5385]

Minty you definitely wouldn’t have

[@ricgomez1]

@@Psychebane not a few years. You won't get anything over a year in a country facility, so if any one of them have a whole year sentence, take away their "goodtime/worktime" they will only be serving a few months depending on the kick out they have in that county. In Los Angeles they've had upto a %80 kick out at one time. Which means you do a little over 2 months on a year.

[@cathyt144]

mushr00m _ OBVIOUSLY!😂

[@user-hy1po2nt3h]

And they going out a few days a week

[@michelegoff554]

Congrats Polk County Correction Center! The guys stepped up when really needed. They made mistakes like a lot of people who haven’t been caught, but worked together to save a policeman’s life. They’re human too!

[@HereIsRick]

Inmates that are allowed to go outside of the Jail like this are not ones that are deemed dangerous. They are just people who made a mistake.

[@Msflamingo-wl4qo]

Humanity & kindness...it's a wonderful thing, exemplified by these Men!

[@brucehemsworth6844]

The way that these inmates responded to someone in need, goes to prove they still have love in their hearts.

[@cathleenlindsey3128]

You should all be very proud of yourselves for doing the right thing. Your good men that made a mistake that laned you where you are today but as you have most definitely proven your past doesn't have to predict your future. God bless each one of you that had a helping hand and I pray good will come to each one of you in the near future.

[@tvmanaim]

Amen

[@nuttskippy6293]

👍

[@Glitchmelon]

I don't think they have access to youtube lol

[@wlijas]

They're not reading this g.

[@dahliaminott4500]

Good inmates

[@theresacarpenter6681]

What a fine group of men. Making a mistake does not make you a bad person. Way to go guys. God Bless all of you.

[@fRo0tLo0p]

God bless these men.

[@JacksonBegleymusicguy]

A heart attack is scary enough. Imagine having one at at a graveyard. I'm glad the guy's alright.

[@driftcat7076]

I think it was heatstroke

[@CSX2665]

May god bless those those inmates and keep them on the right path

[@psycho-pf2jm]

“God”

[@psycho-pf2jm]

dartual it’s fake and u know it :)

[@psycho-pf2jm]

dartual that was so funny bro holy shit

[@Ryan-sr9ey]

Wavyツ imagine getting mad over somebody else’s religion and belifes

[@shaun2463]

@@Ryan-sr9ey Not sure you understand what the word "mad" means

[@nancyclifford5079]

Thank you men for what you willingly chose to do. You are of great value to this world.

[@thompsonsmith7798]

Hello Nancy How are you doing today?

[@amerwiccanandproud]

People are always surprised that inmates are human beings who have the same range of emotions as the rest of us and the same ability for compassion because they have been stigmatized by society through the media, the vast majority of inmates aren't sociopaths!

[@angelictigerette]

Whew, this story brought me to tears. It's so amazing that the inmates did the right thing and didn't take advantage of the situation. God bless them. They deserve some time off their sentences.

[@guardianangel9517]

@Alex Dreyar GOOD GOSH! Allow people some gladness! Joy kill!!!

[@lovedefeatsus]

I was thinking the same thing; 25% off

[@ticharribetikymo257]

bot

[@bradr1913]

That officer never ever played games with inmates. That's why they respected him and saved his life. Good job guy's.

[@steveroland7853]

Great job fellas! I worked as a road deputy, but often had multiple contacts with inmates in jail. They are just the ones that got caught, so suggest looking back in your own history of "Good Luck" before casting any judgement. Most are good people, at times lost and will admit their faults. They are there just doing their time and wish to make the best of it. These guys did an awesome job!

[@user-mz7ov3pz7j]

Thumbs up 👍 from me! You guys are great in what you did for the officer. Thank you from us all. 😊❤

[@catheineshaw2935]

Oh, My God So Much Thanks To The Inmates Saving That Officer's Life.

[@thompsonsmith7798]

Hello Catherine How are you doing today?

[@stuartcrigan8528]

The inmates are heroes nice to hear that some people are not bad at all

[@Lauren-bd2fr]

You can really tell that that one inmate found so much joy in being able to help someone rather than cause pain. Bless these people

[@cwiltedtheprophet5385]

Good-hearted people caught up in bad circumstances. This story always warms my heart.

[@maxvalentine2968]

Imagine saving a dudes life and all they call u is an inmate

[@ancientpiggybike3561]

That would suck

[@mariapomeroy5142]

Very sad

[@cazer8082]

@@sBabysKid-nk8eh And..?

[@GigachadetteSelene]

@@sBabysKid-nk8eh I just called 911 to you

[@valtterikovanen4770]

@@sBabysKid-nk8eh what's your point?

[@chrism.4600]

Remember the saying, “honor among thieves,” thats very true. .....at least in this case.

[@potter3439]

“It wasn’t about who was in jail and who wasn’t, it was about a man going down and we had to help him!” I love it. These are some great guys. Shows that anyone can change and flourish

[@jennifermurnan5505]

Love this story! So glad the officer is okay.

[@ImashrekU]

This dude deserves a 20 percent deduction from his time in prison

[@redman3838]

What a beautiful story, just goes to show that people do make mistakes in life but it does not mean they are bad people wow ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Hurricaneintheroom]

That's a wonderful thing. Glad the inmates opted to help and stayed with him. Nice they clean up the cemetery too.

[@theresabollman8061]

God bless those guys. That was so kind of them. I hope they get rewarded.

[@timiaharley6008]

Those inmates should be released. They are heroes!

[@smittywiggly3607]

Tamia Harley or at least a way shorter sentence

[@taeballin8465]

I wouldnt say released, but way much of a shorter sentence.

[@danielrowell4017]

Tamia Harley I’m sure they got some of there time reduced

[@andrewprice9431]

Thank you for not leaving these men in cuffs during the interview. This proves they made a mistake one day and are trying to make better men of themselves

[@jackwashington8664]

These inmates could have taken advantage of the situation. Instead they decided to help that officer in need. They deserve praise and recognition for doing the right thing and showing immense amounts of integrity.

[@slothwoman3843]

This melted my heart

[@extendedreams713]

I love this!! Much love to the men who saved his life and made all the right decisions.

[@erikhaugan]

They could've tried running but instead stayed and tried to save him. This shows that their hearts are in the right place.

[@JustAFlyover]

First... How sweet they were cleaning up the cemetery! Second, God bless them for doing the right and loving things.

[@nokomisnichols]

excellent story. may God almighty bless all these guys.

[@Shawnbrianreactions]

You guys have my respect!! I literally teared up a little. This just shows sometimes good people just make bad choices. 👊🏼💯

[@arlougunzales63]

Makes me cry coz not all prisoners are bad, they have also a good heart. God bless them all.

[@robertmartin42]

These inmates did all the right things for an officer that they consider a good man and I am sure that he appreciates what they did for him.

[@cptredhorse5156]

This is the definition of honor and integrity at its finest

[@randyclar747]

I'd say a reduction in sentence is in order for these inmates that helped the officer. That should be a natural reaction by the judicial system. I know I am dreaming though and its not going to happen. To the courts that sentenced these inmates: If you are truly grateful for the inmates heroism, reduce their time.

[@twistedmichigander4907]

those on work detail are what are considered "short timers"- those with little time left on their sentence. By the time the authorized person can make that decision (reduced time), most will, probably, be back on the street. If it is possible, I do think reduced time and recognition for their actions are in order. There have been similar situations, and the inmates were rewarded with reduced sentences. Who knows what doors that type recognition could open for those individuals.

[@precursorapollo641]

@hung well A sheriff can't reduce anyone's time lol. That's what a judge can only do. And no. They didn't.

[@mannyredwetsach10]

@@twistedmichigander4907 Sadly most likely none...jail doors are what open to those with a record. I saw a cousin of mine go through this. He committed a relatively minor offence by today's standard, Good hearted, smart guy, made one stupid choice, got caught unlike a lot of the people that cast judgment...who didn't get caught. Now he is forever branded, most likely stuck having to struggle to stay out of the system, working some crap job. Too bad he should have made better choices

[@twistedmichigander4907]

@@mannyredwetsach10 True, once you're in the 'system', you're there (or their's) for life....

[@labelledamedumanor4876]

You treat people with dignity, they'll show it to you. That's what saved the officer's life.

[@angelacaudill537]

Thank you for being there for your fellow human being ❤️😎👍👍

[@thompsonsmith7798]

Hello Angela How are you doing today?

[@taragurnhill9648]

They all should get let go and put on parole because of there kindness to that officer.

[@illusionjr9645]

imagine a prisoner calling 911

[@Demulouss]

😂

[@baybora01]

Man, these kind of stories have so much potential to actually make me cry easily

[@goldwalker6099]

You men are heroes! Way to go!

[@joshburns4611]

Simply said, you get the same respect back you give. The guard likely treated those inmates as humans and didn't judge them based on the crimes they committed.

[@henrycook4340]

There is some goodness in inmates too👏🏼👋🏼

[@jdkillin8643]

dam proud of these men!!!!! they need an award for their actions, regardless of their past

[@robertquinn1945]

There human beings too thank goodness for those inmates 😊😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤.

[@pankek5431]

"You are bad guy. But this does not mean you are bad guy"

[@koolgmoney]

Inmate saves officers life Everyone liked that

[@ethanhart3073]

Shut up

[@koolgmoney]

DAVIES 1706 lol

[@smwfreak1647]

@@ethanhart3073 ok boomer

[@nesrineabdelsalam832]

@@ethanhart3073 lol why soo mad?

[@user-fo4ue9mo4z]

Abdulaziz Aljaser ok boomer

[@blackout4215]

This is so wholesome

[@user-gt2lh2ec9e]

WOW, WHAT A GROUP OF INMATES! Thanks for showing. John P.

[@renterp]

I hope these gentlemen get some sort of recognition.