Little Girl Was Being Kidnapped By Strange Man. What Happens Is Shocking

[@MattTV7]

Here's another kidnapping video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bprHqX2oo5mMjZI

[@willowwillow1748]

Can you try this expirement with a child of color and I'd really like to see the same responses.

[@ayeshalangdon4829]

I wonder if they would help if she was colored?

[@alejandraavila9859]

Or a poor boy or girl like untidy and scruffy

[@americanme9933]

Good people here saving that girl, but I wonder how people would react if it was a female or an adult claiming to be her parent or if it were a boy rather than a girl...

[@scorpiocara6798]

I shouldn't matter a kid is a kid a person is a person 🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦

[@user-j4200]

The best thing is that everyone put themself between the two.

[@brianinnis1391]

Everybody loves a hero , definition a person or persons that go above and beyond to protect and save others regardless of the danger to themselves, thereby putting themselves in danger to save others it is the most honorable act a humane being can do .🪂

[@asmitaghorai5668]

@@wayneduvall7423 "not great"?

[@reportinglivefromhell222]

Yeah, the people that helped are for sure, but what a great way to make it to where people think this shits a video/prank when it happens around them and don't want to help. This piece of shit is making money off of one of the most disgusting most despicable things in this world because I can tell you being molested is way worse than being murdered. At least when you're murdered you don't have to grow up the rest of your fucking life hearing about it and fucking dealing with it. This piece of shit is taking something and not even using it as like a PSA he's using it just to get views he doesn't give a fuck if he's helping a little kid out with this.

[@LadyRevolver]

Like lions

[@dizasadorableanimals6554]

@@reportinglivefromhell222 As a mother of 2 molested daughters, I hear you. I am sorry for what happened to you. Often people think it's interesting to see how others would react (as they think its a real situation).Especially from a scientific point of view, as a study of behaviour. Perhaps this is too triggering for you and maybe you shouldn't watch these type of videos. Regardless of his intent, these types of videos aren't likely to go away. Best wishes and I hope sometime sooner rather than later, you can find real healing.

[@UzziahRoberts]

I must admit the first thing I noticed was how everyone put themselves between the man and the little girl. That stance conveys" you have to go through me to get to her" it's absolutely beautiful

[@concorde9615]

I noticed that too. It looked like it was instinctual, they didn't consciously decide to move between the man and the girl. Instinctively like a parent protecting their own child.

[@ComfortJoywithLadyCurry]

Absolutely!!! I couldn’t have said it any better my friend! We need to keep it going but harder for our babies!!

[@TheRMcghee]

Noticed that also. Need to follow all their examples.

[@user-rd4rz7rg8m]

One time I noticed a little girl walking with a strange man and It felt sus. I’m only 11 but I walked by her and said “finally there u are sis mom wants u” I grabbed her hand and ran. At the time I was waiting for my mom outside of a store. Soon after running I brought her to my mom where we reunited her with you mom.

[@jrobby4926]

You nailed it. He gotta get thru them to get that girl.

[@MuskanAhmed]

So nice to see how people responded rather than ignoring

[@tuxedo.2424]

Yeah some people still have a heart in this broken world

[@TheMaan2008]

@@tuxedo.2424 Yeah! And agreed

[@vervideosgiros1156]

@@tuxedo.2424 Depend on the country. In my country bthe majority wouldn't ignore this.

[@BlackopsUSN]

Yeah he's not getting anywhere near

[@rkprasad64]

You didn't see the hundreds that ignored..

[@GabrielGarcia-nb5zp]

Props to the guy at 2:22 specifically because even though the dude was smaller and maybe even more introverted, he stood up for her. That's an honorable move, brother!

[@BaronNate]

height doesn't always equal strength though too, I get what you are saying though. That Asian guy could be a martial arts instructor or a talented boxer. He didn't stutter one bit but also, I know what you mean about height, a lot of people confuse height with strength and it intimidates a lot of people, but didn't intimidate this guy. Good on.

[@Pasan34]

Pretty sure he would have round house kicked the creep to the ground in a minute if he was pushed. The man was stating what was going to happen, not asking.

[@riptomydeadhomies]

Accent doesn't means he's introverted dumbass

[@GabrielGarcia-nb5zp]

@@riptomydeadhomies i didnt base it on his accent but thank you for your reply. There's a diet coke in the fridge :)

[@fmlman]

that's so stereotypical. just because he's asian??

[@heatherm4078]

I loved how many people put themselves between the girl and the man! What heroes!

[@livehealthy4900]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2Oyfmdorr2Kjas

[@josiebrown7524]

I agree! I would do exactly that also, so many more need to do this to protect our kids!!

[@HydrayChay26]

I agree

[@joyceharmon2496]

OUTSTANDING !

[@marieantoinette1360]

@@livehealthy4900 yeah man that herd mentality was so clear

[@mirandasmith8501]

If everyone was this protective over all of our children, we wouldn't have any missing children.

[@motherearth4906]

My thoughts exactly.

[@melaninmoxiellc963]

Preach!

[@ygelementdgentertainment7525]

Seems like you lost something.

[@tjsfamily2151]

❤️

[@jessicapeyton5444]

Sometimes it’s people that they do know who take them though

[@sophie2084]

The most impressive one, was the young man. He didn't look older that 16 and yet he protected that girl and stood up to an adult man. Well done!

[@sophie2084]

@@kristianluciano thank you 😊

[@Rudi_Mentary723]

Well a man did what a man was supposed to do. Doesn't matter if he's 15 or 45. And no matter how sexist it sounds in today's world, 'provide and protect' are the very foundations of being a man. If you can't do that, you're not a man.

[@theodorem9948]

Yep I agree.

[@PeaceIsYeshua]

Yes!! You could tell he was possibly a bit scared, but he stood by her!! 🙏🏻 A hero!

[@keddiemeal]

Yes!

[@brittneythompson7218]

The girls who formed a circle around the little girl made me tear up. Mother bear instinct. I love it.

[@plzsaydabailey]

Dude really don't know how much trouble he was in 😂

[@frenchbullielove]

I literally thought the same thing. It’s about the sisterhood.

[@Luton-Mick]

One definitely had momma elephant energy.

[@kikivon3501]

Even the young kid in the denim jacket stepped up. He looked pretty young to be standing up to a full grown man. Good on everyone who stood up to protect our most vulnerable.

[@aliehs.l]

It's at 2:22 even though the vids quite short 🐐

[@akashicrecords9672]

The youn kid? lol. How young you think hes supposed to be?smh

[@salsa3142]

I don't think he's that young, he's asian🤷‍♀

[@HobbyOrganist]

But how do we know the "savior" wasnt planning to gain her confidence by "saving" her from the stranger to take her himself? Run the scene 10 or 20 times and I'll bet the law of averages will find at least one stranger who does this planning to take her himself.

[@D95-d7y]

@@salsa3142 Asian don't crack 🤣 he could be in his 30's easily.

[@camjamcam1]

The group of women who surrounded the girl to prevent the dog man from getting near her were amazing. I love elephants, and that protective behaviour reminded me of that of a herd protecting its young. Such community!

[@blastermaster2383]

They weren’t elephants,I know some had big asses but that is mean.

[@mark123469]

@@blastermaster2383 LMAO

[@mark123469]

Best comment, ever!

[@BookAndLace]

@@blastermaster2383 Your reading skills need work. THEIR PROTECTIVENESS reminded the poster of how Elephants (and other animals) protect their young from predators.

[@nora9768]

@@blastermaster2383 LMFAO

[@bullvine1974]

As a survivor myself, this stuff means a lot. More people need to listen to and protect the kids

[@ritabrandow1318]

I am so sorry for I was also sexual abuse starting at age five. Jesus was the only one that could heal me. He made life worth living. I tried to take my life twice to get away from the nightmare. I heard about Jesus in a mental hospital

[@maverickjordan652]

Glad your alive and survived!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@maverickjordan652]

@@ritabrandow1318 I'm glad you wasn't able yo take your life because your one of GODS ANGELS! Keep fighting to be that positive role model for others. Thank GOD your here on earth 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@justinp3931]

Love to see all them step up but also love to see all the survivors in this comment group as well. I am too and not too many people know that but it's great to see there are still good people in this world.

[@alanwallis2467]

With you 100%

[@tylersawyer4373]

“You a creep…you a goof” lol I love how all of the protectors stand between the girl and the kidnapper. Don’t listen to the media we’re more alike than different and this proves it

[@gina3498]

The group of girls circling around the little girl like a heard of elephants protecting her literally made me tear up.good job to everybody standing up to protect a child they thought were in danger❤

[@robinlondrow9263]

Made me tear up also.

[@glassslippergourmet]

Same

[@guyguyver7552]

Real predators can do all this with the full backing of the law by becoming teachers...and none of you ph00ls will do anything about it.🤣😂🤣😂

[@shaunallured819]

Me too, so protective, NO ONE was getting near their baby.xx❤❤

[@mary.arctic6224]

Same

[@shanna4706]

Growing up black in the hood I probably would've did more than just talking. Parental instincts are something else 💯

[@livehealthy4900]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2Oyfmdorr2Kjas

[@mr.movietrailers3591]

Amen my friend.

[@indiad608]

I'm from Chicago and we knew everybody in our neighborhood. Soon as a stranger came asking questions, talking and looking suspect we had designated men who would surround the guy and ask questions. When I was in high school I had a few guy friends who came to pick me up and boy when they came in the house they looked totally shook like "like who were the dudes outside asking me all these questions?" I'm like "oh that's just Spider, John John and 'nem." At least they knew if we broke up, stalking was not an option🤣

[@nessa2481]

I worked for Habitat for Humanity of Dallas. Brought tons of volunteers of all kinds to lots of blight, urban, impoverished areas. Most people in “the hoods” here are so freaking nice! I loved seeing rich yuppies come out all scared of the area & parking their cars. Their first time seeing people on porches just hanging, kids running all over, crackheads known to that street walking around muttering or begging. Homeless people trying to talk to them, abandoned homes, homes with the hole house put on the curb, cages built around ac units, bars on windows, no HOA’s, no street lights or guide paint on roads, no numbers on curbs, fenced front yards. For a lot of volunteers it was a whole new world & many probably feeling guilty about their blessings in comparison. But it was also so cool to see how they felt when they left after a good day. They always felt SO different & they didn’t feel scared the next time they came. They always realized - no, you aren’t just welcome but you come with no judgement & not scamming for shit or using anyone or trying to profit or ‘change’ stuff - you just there to be cool, help, be a person open to seeing it for what it is, good & bad! I loved seeing the change in people. After they see an old single man turn on sprinklers for all the street kids to play in, or watching neighbors pushing a car in neutral through the whole hood, they didn’t have some AAA coming & everybody helped. Or when neighbors would just come talk or help build or join for lunch. We hired local homeless to squat in our houses half the time. They were better security than alarm barrels, or security guards! They were usually from that area & were just happy to watch the place & stay dry, warm, fed & we would do as much as we could for clothes, assistance, etc. I wish more of the middle & upper class could see the good in hoods like that. I would bet in a lot of our communities - a scared white kid would absolutely be defended & protected by most.

[@veronicadamico7976]

Exactly

[@toluwalasheabdul7515]

The teenager who spoke for her looked scared himself, but still had to do something. That touched me.

[@abigailphoenixthepaperaddi2501]

He was shaking... you can hear it in his voice. THAT is the true definition of being BRAVE.

[@talkinglegend5435]

Yes

[@lauravillanueva2175]

I was kidnapped as a child and later he returned to do the same after finding a family member on Facebook. I’m grateful for people who don’t have a problem with standing up for a kid. It takes a village and a whole lot of heart ❤️

[@apearson2609]

So sorry you went through this. Sending love and hugs ❤❤❤

[@psyilux]

So sorry about this you’re a survivor dont ever stop fighting okay? Believe it! You’re a fighter!

[@marcalexcoolnightmares3092]

I'm glad you're safe thank God!

[@YamahaWR200]

Dang. Those women straight “circled the wagons.”

[@vickirutherford1992]

A lot of the people put themselves between her & the guy. That was wonderful to see.

[@barbarachieppo9603]

Mamma bear instinct.

[@mommabear5688]

I literally got choked up when I saw that. A clear sign that he’d better not try messing with that little girl! 🥰

[@stacyparker5282]

Yeah they did!!!

[@PrinceJr-oj7sq]

Like a family of elephants defending the calf. Lol

[@deborahgiles3221]

The human instinct to protect the innocent came into play no matter the age, gender or color. When each person found that the little girl didn’t know the guy, they automatically blocked his access to her by shielding her with their body. With all of the hatred going on today, it was very gratifying to see these protective actions. Loved it!

[@nicetimefuntimes7532]

Right.so true.

[@melaninmoxiellc963]

Amen!

[@RochelleEllis]

Indeed🙏🏽

[@fancysfolly554]

Me too. Most people are good at heart….I kept thinking how grateful I would be if that had been my little granddaughter and these people had protected her…we have to get involved when we see something like this. It’s our duty as human beings.

[@Peace-iz7gj]

NOW that's the America I know and LOVE 🇺🇸 Color doesn't matter. We protect our own.

[@IamCynDoll]

Our humanity is still intact. Everyone was low key then once they confirmed their suspensions they went into full beast mode to protect her. Oh I love it.❤️❤️❤️

[@jenniferjackson879]

But is that was a little black girl, I wonder if anyone would have even cared to help or assist her. Hummmm

[@hannaisrl3707]

@@jenniferjackson879 that part sis 👀👀 and sadly we know the answer to the question- 🤧

[@roelashay7950]

Agreed! Humanity is still in tact and I trust the response would've been the same for our black girls. ❤❤ True hearts aren't racist!

[@debbieriley3805]

@@jenniferjackson879 I find that appalling. Kids are kids...so many are being taken. I DON'T care what color. Everyone I know would protect any child. All children are important to me.

[@pauljones3874]

@@jenniferjackson879 what if the abductor was black? Would people act the same way?

[@barrymantz6026]

This actually happened to me on a skatepark in the Netherlands. I'm a 41 years old dude and I still skateboard. I love to be there to learn kids how to skateboard. I'm really not a creep and know the parents who are there with there kids. One day there was this kid who was alone for a while. I thought her mom or dad left her with some friends at the skatepark. There where a lot of moms and dad around so I was thinking she was oke. But there was a woman who wanted to take a kid. I never saw that woman there so some bells ringed! I asked the girl where her mom and dad where. And if she knew the woman. She didn't know the woman. I asked some moms and dads around the skatepark - I knew who where always around - to take care of the girl and I called the cops. The woman tried to run away and I follwed her and tackeld her. I took her into submission until the cops where there. Most moms and dads around that park know me and knew something was wrong. They helped me. The cops took her away. And at that moment I saw a car at the other side of the skatepark drove off. She was definately going to be abducted. Good thing there are parents and me who look after kids. That could be horribly go wrong.

[@terefefeyssa877]

Really?🙄

[@ljeans531]

​@@terefefeyssa877it happens

[@dshepherd107]

​@@terefefeyssa877It happens all the time! There's a lot of this happening in the US.. child trafficking.

[@dshepherd107]

Good on you,💗

[@VictorOrdu]

God bless you

[@ExpectTheSpanishInquisition]

What I love about these videos is that people of all races & genders & ages stepped in to protect this little girl. It restored my faith in humanity! Keep 'em coming!

[@otohime8516]

But people let him leave, he would do this to another kid, and unfortunally one will not be protected

[@sciencenerd777]

@@otohime8516 That's what I was thinking too

[@buildbreesbod]

Would people from all races help a darker skinned child 🤔?

[@ExpectTheSpanishInquisition]

@@buildbreesbod A child is a child no matter what the race. And in one of these videos there was a darker skinned little girl. So please don't imply that people would actually allow a predator to take a child in front of them and not intervene!

[@otohime8516]

@@buildbreesbod Unfortunally here in Brazil they've done a social experiment like this, and you will not going to like the result, it is frustrating, especially when your country are one of the most mixed countries in the world

[@lovelysadie880]

I cried when i noticed every adult immediately steps in between the child and dude as soon as she said no she didnt know him. That maternal/paternal instinct is there regardless.

[@Julia4672]

I remember being in Sears with my mom when I was a kid. This young child started crying and looking all around, obviously lost. Within a matter of minutes, the kid was surround by an army of moms and the store employees had been alerted. I never forgot that.

[@bandupkasino2795]

shutup

[@abiagil1273]

@@bandupkasino2795 wth

[@Pandagurl218]

Surprisingly this is not shocking! The cries of another newborns send mothers into lactation mode, hearing a child cries similar to those of our own children cause us physical pain to listen to. As civilized as we are as humans and humanity, our primitive instincts still remain intact

[@noelle993]

@@Pandagurl218 Well thank goodness for this instinct.

[@bandupkasino2795]

@@abiagil1273 Nobody wants to hear about this bs story.

[@xordoom8467]

Damn it, this restores my faith in people... Black, White, Asian...etc... All stood up for a child and protected her... This is what its about... Helping each other regardless of age, race...etc... These race baiters in the world are ruining what we can be together... I love these videos... Thank you for making them... It truly touched me...

[@andrejamerseli9878]

Točno tako. Sve lijepo rečeno u par rečenica. ❤️🇭🇷

[@terefefeyssa877]

Thank you! 🙏

[@altheaknox8153]

I love these videos too. Please keep them coming. They let us know that there are still decent people in this world.

[@fireballxl5328]

These are Black, Asian, White people, we are PEOPLE, and all these are all EXCELENT people, because we judge by character and actions, we don listen to CNN and their hate creating machine

[@mawmawvee]

No one can ruin anything if they're race-baiters! We're supposed to think for ourselves.

[@glawlllar7320]

The last guy was about 5 seconds away from smacking him. Love how people just stand in the way protecting her.

[@heathergomos882]

They took “It takes a village to raise a child” to a whole new level. I love the instinct to get between the child and the threat to protect the child.

[@phyllisnorenberg7290]

It doesn't take a village to raise a child. That's the parents job. It takes a good person to step into a situation that needs help.

[@LEE-BX5VC]

Particularly the group of young girls, they weren't going to let anything happen to her, I take my hat of to all the other's.

[@lf1496]

@@phyllisnorenberg7290 It does take a village to raise a child. You have a selfish cold culture where your kids disrespect you and end up on drugs

[@Mekodidit]

Absolutely need to bring that sayin back into play. I'm love it

[@johnreilly7956]

Proof that there are still good people in this crazy world.

[@tof6973]

Most people are good

[@damelos4039]

Vast majority are. They are just not as vocal as the CRAZY ones are. That may have to change.

[@kristinab1078]

I think most people would be protective towards the girl and respond similarly in this situation. Most people are decent...it's always a few rotten apples at the bottom of the barrel that ruin it for others.

[@rasheada578]

AMEN

[@chloemarshall8930]

The universal code people have for protecting children is heartwarming ❤

[@SiLvErWaRe000]

The little dude was clearly scared, but still stood by to do the right thing. I love it when we're at our best. Positive vibes to all of those protectors.

[@Brawls_Deep]

Yeah right, about to Wing Chun his ass. Jet Li stunt double.

[@WinnieLuthienThye]

@@Brawls_Deep 🤣🤣🤣👏👏👏

[@johnstorton]

I saw the fear. Clearly. He didn't back away, though; he did what he knew was right. !!! THAT'S THE DEFINITION OF COURAGE !!!

[@jeffhaggerty402]

@@Brawls_Deep Exactly!!

[@marofontaine5307]

I'm touched by how everyone puts themselves between the baby and the stranger and how the women completely surround her. 💝

[@angiechambless1092]

Yes, that was really cool how they surrounded that baby. I was very impressed too with the 2 women and the men getting in front of her to protect her and standing their ground with that guy.

[@nicolelane6728]

And they were young women too.. not a lot of older teens get involved anymore.. I was so proud of them! I wanted to hug each one

[@Jessy_06901]

My favorite part was when all four women surrounded the little girl for protection from this crepo.

[@cherylbrunette2490]

@Baba Ganush 😂😂

[@_.Marz._]

@Yousef Jamal Maybe no white man came to help 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@A358M]

This made me cry. As a community,we all are obligated to step in and protect everyone's children.

[@megan893]

Agreed. As a parent, I honestly feel like all children are my children

[@shawnnij1937]

Amen to that

[@xell5252]

ABSO FUKIN LUTELY

[@houdinisroad]

It takes a community to raise a child. A good one! I live in San Francisco and I hate what children have to deal with here! I saw this trans guy all tweaked out slap a two year old in a stroller! I wanted to tear his arms out of the socket! Luckily I had my phone in my hand and cops here are quick! That tore me up! His mom was crying and all I could do was put my arm on her. God was there though! As soon as I put my hand on her shoulder her and her baby stopped crying. I could literally feel Him take the weight off her shoulders. I am so glad that they tackled his ass right down the street! I made sure that they were going to keep him in there for a long time. He better pray that they do! I never forget a face! That was one strong little boy! His poor face swelled up so fast! His poor mom was just trying to walk down the street. I hate trans people!!!! And tweakers! And I don't believe in hating but I do now! Stupid pronoun BS. Honestly I pray for that guy, I pray that he will realize what he has done to that mom and her child. She is probably afraid to take her son for a walk and I pray for her. That still effects me to this day and I can't imagine how she feels! But I pray for her

[@masonasher9689]

I love how those young ladies pulled the girl into the group all saying "she's fine" like they were NOT about to let him touch her at all, and I love how these people pit themselves in between the man and the girl like "you'll have to get through me to get to her but we both know that won't happen" I love it.

[@Kate98755]

those girls reminded me how female elephants encircle the babies when they need protection, they just quickly surrounded her, so heart warming.

[@PorterJones-ko1nc]

Agreed, they knew that she didn’t know the man

[@JCC_1975]

I love how everyone got in front of her to protect her. This is how we should all be.

[@Ghost-ub3hn]

It's INCREDIBLE how these people actually get between him and her protectively. Happy to see people getting involved.

[@wildbill23c]

That's what any normal person would do for a child in harm's way. Nothing incredible about it, that's just what doing the right thing is all about.

[@JellyBean-lo4sl]

In today's world it is most certainly incredible!

[@tritter82]

I noticed that too. Awesome to see that level of protection

[@NinjaBooKitty]

So instinctively too, it was making me happy. 🤗

[@nottelling4828]

@@wildbill23c Yep, it's just a natural instinct. It's just body language for "You talking to me, now". It also keeps pedo from potentially trying to grab her and run.

[@stormyschultz4465]

This brings tears to my eyes!! How many pure, sweet and innocent littles are vulnerable to this disgusting violation 😭 God watch over our children 🙌

[@KingdomMan_Ray]

Amen!

[@jennypullins7173]

As a mother this makes me breathe in relief! These days people dont act like they care about anyone but themselves so it fills my heart to see all these people step up and protect 🥰

[@kristenfuller9168]

This is happening to me. Even though I'm not a child. But some old guy has been following me since last year. He wants to take me in motel. I don't even know him I don't know about his past life. He even asked me do you promise you will meet me here on Tuesday. He was kind of yelling at me 🥺 I felt kind of scared. he was like smiling and touching and holding my hand in the mall. Definitely know how that poor girl's feeling. This video does really help me. Helps me recognize red flag the signs. Cuz that guy in the video said I'll give you ice cream. And this old guy that talks to me the following me says he'll take me to a motel

[@brikachu3]

My 7 year old cousin was almost kidnapped in a store parking lot last summer. The man lured her over with a toy and grabbed her while my aunt was getting something out of her trunk. When my aunt screamed, a few brave bystanders chased after him and he let her go. Forever lucky those good people were there.

[@CosmoQueen2900]

Omg that's so scary!

[@Kinobambino]

Love those bystanders! ❤. I'm sure your aunt was so greatful they were there

[@dougdonaho]

I love how in every situation the person didn’t hesitate to put themselves in front of the little girl as to say “ if you plan on taking her you’ll have to come through me to do so”… our world has a lot of problems these days but it’s very comforting to know that people, no matter their background acted on their instincts and took charge of a situation before it had a chance to turn tragic… Good job people!

[@user-uh4ub4ke3t]

It's just because its a girl

[@tysonb3568]

:::))

[@tamara_diamonds422]

@@user-uh4ub4ke3t No. They did it with a boy too and people did the same thing. Here’s the link. kzbin.info/www/bejne/on6bimumhNKfacU

[@letitiaparish3655]

It brought tears to my eyes. It’s good to see so many people get involved. I do that but I get criticized for it. They say I should stay in my lane. It’s good to know I’m doing the right thing

[@tazmaniandiva7762]

Me too! I'm never turning a blind eye when I see something shady especially when kids are involved.

[@kweaver1965]

Yes you are doing the right thing!! Keep on doing it too!👍👍👍👍👍

[@mikewilliams1424]

That is ur lane protecting the child..you can very well save them harm.u.just never know

[@lahiruniapsara4256]

Mee too. Do not stop it cause it'll save someone's life.

[@menapausal_carnivore]

You're doing the right thing. Just stay calm and know God is with you and the issue you're in. God bless you.

[@sunshineland]

2:22 Even this young man, wow! He's probably not much older than her. We have so many heroes walking among us. So impressive!

[@jessicacabrera4841]

I love how everybody covers her. Takes her out of his sight. Good to see so many people help her. Even if it's fake. These people don't know it's staged. They protected her at all cost.

[@laniecollins1774]

❤️

[@greyk610]

They probably do know it's staged because they were paid to participate in the script.

[@acricucci6188]

@@greyk610 No, on this show, they do stage the incident and the little girl is acting, but the passersby are strangers. That’s the whole point of the experiment, to see what real people do in a given situation. Otherwise, it would just be a bunch of people putting on a play. NBC used to have a weekly show based on this experiment, don’t know if it still airs.

[@triciac1019]

Oh gosh it gives me chills how everyone stepped in front of the girl and protected the girl. Some were absolutely aggressive, love it!

[@redcardinalist]

except that no one called the cops did they? Fake or what?

[@DanaDowden]

@@redcardinalist he didn't do anything physical so the cops could not do anything

[@xl_xielian]

@@redcardinalist the cops can't do anything unless they have proof he did anything bad to her

[@FallenAngel53]

Ikr power to the people ❤

[@dimitristriantafyllou6491]

Actually you must call the police too, even he didnt do anything yet, they will have his ID for the future

[@kittykat9505]

It was impressive to see how many men actually stepped in to help this little girl. These are informational videos we should all share with our children. They should not be afraid to say no.

[@Kelle0284]

Women too.

[@s1228t]

Absolutely loved the last guy “ go get ice cream for yourself or some grown person “ 👍🏻🥊 spot on

[@user-Tina8462]

This really happened to me and my friend, we were about 13 or 14 walking home. And a guy was following us in a truck. A total stranger saw us running and trying hide. He stepped in and told the guy to leave us alone. Threw a couple of bottles at his truck and walked with us until we were home. I will never forget that! God bless people who protects the vulnerable!!

[@Leeohlin89]

Sounds like you have a guardian angel. 💙

[@aryanmia4963]

This happened to me today while I was waiting @ the supermarket car-park. A dude asked me if I wanted a ride 3 (separate)f-ing times! NO Means NO ffs!

[@saphronedwards1558]

I cried everytime someone stepped in front of her.

[@kennethrussell1158]

Me too👍🙏

[@az90azaaaa]

big baby

[@somebody4342]

Lmao

[@theangedyexperience2384]

me too

[@petinachambersmcvay8482]

Bless your 💜❤️💜❤️

[@kyanagauer]

This is actually therapeutic for me as a child that grew up being preyed on a lot and molested. It reaffirms to me that not all men are predators. I know that most people are good intended, but my upbringing can confuse me a lot. Thank you for the amazing video!

[@nickroth593]

And as a man who was molested as I child I feel the pain! He would have been lucky to walk away if I was there! And yes there are amazing men out there that are not monsters and are ready to step up at a moments notice. I'm sorry to hear what happened to you as a child. God bless you!

[@ylp3able]

Sending hugs to you! We're survivors ♥️🌺

[@karenb3567]

@Marrie Scott def. wrong channel for donations! Why is it, that's all your channel is about....$$$ donations!

[@me2ontube]

sorry to hear that Kyana - I hope you can get the help you need if you're still disturbed - there are bad people in the world but there are far more good ones ... male, female, black, white, etc - I'm sure you'll find someone that truly loves n cares for you that will treat you like a queen - don't let a bad experience control your whole life - you deserve more - best of luck

[@shunnaflowers3664]

💝💝💝

[@donnakennell5111]

Thank God more people are paying attention. It restores hope after seeing so many glued to their phones and "seeing" something off without stopping.

[@kingofnothing1433]

In situations like this always believe what the child says, even if the child is lying. Protect the child first, sort out who's telling the truth and who isn't later. When in doubt call the police. Inform them of what's going on and ask them specifically to send a female officer.

[@livehealthy4900]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2Oyfmdorr2Kjas

[@gooddaymba6641]

And the police will end up shooting the Black guy because they see them as threat.

[@goldierule1350]

@@gooddaymba6641 That's complete 🐂💩 & you know it! The only way the black guy would get shot by the police is if he pulled out a weapon & started waving it around or tried to attack someone. Nobody in this video was doing those things. There are cops that have wrongfully shot people of all races bcuz they were apparently trigger happy. It's not bcuz of their race. Many white people are shot by cops as well. Don't forget that many people that do get shot are in the process of resisting arrest, reaching for things in their cars or bags, & Some were even reaching for the cops weapons. Just bcuz the gov & msm are pushing the systemic race narritive to help with their agenda, doesn't mean that we all need to fall for it.✌

[@MP-ne6ji]

Thank you! People are so deceived by the media!

[@garywilliams3419]

Well said!

[@dennisharnish9063]

As a deputy sheriff, in a case like this call for the police so can get this man off the street.

[@ak-488]

Immediately and aggressively detain a pedophile, and for the hell of it look around once in a while.

[@MrHeatAz]

Thats no man. Thats a wolf in sheeps clothing

[@gooddaymba6641]

And you will end up shooting the Black guy instead.

[@maritighe5674]

@@gooddaymba6641 oh for gods sake will you give it a rest.... not everything is about race ... you sound dumb... I'm irish n i guarentee you i know the statistics of cop shooting black people vs whites better than you... its morons like you who perpetuating this hate

[@gooddaymba6641]

@@maritighe5674 in Ireland or America? Keep lying to yourself.

[@JS-mw3ry]

“Get the ice cream yourself” lol love it

[@chrisdeep8417]

This guy was classic.

[@jerrywoods4066]

With a grown person.

[@oldsoldier69]

Ditto 😂

[@sofializzy4519]

Love how they put themselves between the child and the *creep*. Especially the young man (he looked like a teenager). God bless them all for doing the right thing.

[@cornbread2418]

As a parent myself of a little girl and boy.. The instincts of adults to stand in front of the child to protect them is an amazing thing to see, I love that we as humans still have that in our hearts especially for young girls who already have to go through enough things in this world

[@keddiemeal]

Amen!

[@wits_end2]

I thought the same thing

[@sayunasoulmesseng839]

In my opinion boys go through even more. Imagine they r kidnapped abused molested, how to think about themselves after? As society mold them into beings who do not cry or show" feminine" vulnerable emotions ( E motions are Humane and precious tools to learn what is in our heart mind and body what needs attention.) And man see their sexuality as a hunter not hunted. Yes its stereotype but the way society and thus other kids and human respond makes it a lonely road where they have to push away and than be judged for anger or any other result of this trauma. It is time everyone starts to become aware of the importance of ACCEPTANCE and COMPASSION! NON JUDGEMENTAL presence and communication. There is so much hidden shame and suffer in this and still taboo to talk about! That in it self is a shame. It is hard for boys and men but there is always as if those things happen only to girls. not true!! Little boys are as vulnerable and in need for Love and attention as are girls. Both of them need protection. The only difference is your own mind program reaction!

[@Paul_TheOutcast]

Good to see people actually stepping in and protecting the little girl makes the world a better place when people look out for those who can't defend themselves

[@taylors_version1389]

Yeah 💗

[@tinarocha4993]

She is truly surrounded by angel's God bless them all for keeping her safe

[@kellyturnbull3257]

They were all actors

[@vanceamania]

The way ppl come together to help, man, I'm tearing up. I'm glad good ppl still exist

[@GR8119]

I love the fact when anyone's protecting a child, it doesn't matter how bigger and buffer someone is, good people are ready for ALL THE FUNK!!!

[@Lat3az]

I love this post, real good people dont care about your size or what you look like . We are gonna do whats right and stand by it! Definitely warrior vibes 😇☺️

[@Akira-jd2zr]

They shoulda tried it with a huge buff dude and see who stands up to hiim to protect the little girl

[@yoyeo1900]

@@Akira-jd2zr Or better yet, a female predator.

[@gooner_duke2756]

I think when it boils down to it, the majority of us will protect the innocent, especially children, but the elderly, even animals, etc. as well. I think and hope it really is a relatively small minority that prey on children and the innocent. But sadly they are more than enough. We must never lose our instinct to protect the innocent.

[@jimmccoal2693]

@@Akira-jd2zr its not the size of the Dog in the fight but, the size of the fight in the Dog.

[@Rbeautiful4]

I'm proud of EVERYONE who stepped up to defend that little girl. Love this skit👍

[@HashiAkitaPuppy]

You know this is totally fake, right?

[@Ashley-xd9ik]

i love how everyone shields her with their bodies. it's like a subconscious protective instinct. only thing is that if you see something like this you should also call the police immediately so they can be investigated because predators need to be off the streets so that they can't move on to other victims

[@theoldschooldiva374]

Ikr....i can get so irate, I probably would have stole om dude 😩

[@tangbesitangbesi7009]

Totally agree, it's simply not adequate to only protect her from one predator as hundreds more criminals might be watching her, she must be handed over to authority

[@tcastro012]

I agree 100% this way they get the pedafile out the street before he finds a child who isn't protected

[@honeybee476]

I love how every person stood between him and the girl. Protecting her with their own body, literally not knowing if this guy has a weapon.

[@burgersbiblesaeh849]

You would honestly be surprised how many people would actually protect the little girl. Our instincts kick in. I really love this because it shows we still have hope. We really do. Good stuff.

[@CO0000]

You say you would beat the hell out the man actions would indicate otherwise very unlikely

[@cynthiacromwell8002]

The reality is far more disturbing. People tend to be influenced by camera. This is obviously not real. No real preadator is going be that sloppy or easy to detect. The police have failed victims too often and so do good people. Im not buying this. People know for the most part. To act bcuz you may be being recorded. If this was real im sorry but this kid wood prolly be missing. A entire subway train watched a victim being s assaulted and not one of them had the where withall to at least call 911. Not one. This is more the reality we are in. Its too easily said and not really done. When people behind they keyboard. I bet there was at least a few good people on that subway train too. I hope i never have to depend on the mercy or courage of a total stranger. Victims have this noone would help detail in so many survival accounts and i do mean manyyyy. 911 can be a horror story fir a victim clinging to life or hiding or just in shock. The dispatchers have been monsters too. So. Not all operators ofcourse like police are wide. But far too many to feel safe about accessing help. However it may be. Police 911 or a good samaritan. Just more horror to me. I hate going in public and i fear my neighbors too. Hearing your intimate activity no matter how small can maybe trigger a preadator. They can also tell you are a loner and start to prey on you. Using reactive abuse. Taunting and harrassing you in a quiet personal way and when you react. I not in the mood to talk nicely to someone im sure is targeting me. The police will dismiss you being black in low income community too. Also its very diffacult to prove this about someone you share walls with or your ceiling is they floor. But the little things like i said i long for privacy. Bcuz i realize im always surprised at how voyeurism is a whole beast to me. And you font know who your neighbors are snd dont want to. Im tired of being scared all the time n noway wood i date anyone. Im so happy with my cats and i worry for them too. I saw this little wicked kid acting way too intrested in my cat. And you tell he was up to no good you just could. I told him dont touch peoples pets unless you ask my cat didnt seem to be fearful. But i still didnt trust this kids bcuz his energy but also my cats stay behind n out of sight. They love the little bushes. So he was onvading they space and im still kinda new to this community. And my cats were strays so they had it rough for long enough. Im having none of it.IDC who u r either. Hes sleeping peacfully as i write this lonnnggg text. 😂

[@Shine-wb6ll]

@@cynthiacromwell8002 i dont know about others but i don't depend on others to help someone. I will gladly go out of my way to help someone in need. I dont even need to muster any courage. I am naturally courageous. So no way id let a stranger pick up a girl while im around. Itll also turn nasty in the end i promise. Id make sure that guy doesnt go about picking someone else. Itll be harder for him the next time since he wont have arms.

[@justachildofgod5070]

@@Shine-wb6ll the very best thing you could do is to depend on Jesus. BTW love you ☺❤

[@TheRMcghee]

Mostly love the man that called him a creep. Way to step up thanks for showing how many good people there is in this world today!

[@cornells.1727]

I agree, he's my favorite, too! He was awesome! "Go get the icecream yourself, man!" Excellent!

[@tarahpi7821]

I agree! As much as I loved them all his was my favorite reaction. Creep she’s a little girl. Shooed him away like a pesky fly lol Awesome

[@168mooncakes]

Lucky for the creep that I didn't deal with him. I would have made sure that he would never be part of society ever again! It's good to know that the dude protected the friggin creep finally him to get the h#ll out of there. Thank goodness there are good people in this world. The scene is next to Old City Hall courthouse in Toronto, Canada where they prosecute criminals, deadbeats, and predators. We're Torontonians who come from different backgrounds, race, creed, sex, gender, etc...We're Toronto the Good! Bravo for all who intervened to protect a helpless and innocent child. Above all else, we're proud Canadians 🇨🇦!!

[@Father1st]

Soon as he opened his mouth my man put his phone up preparing for work!!!

[@ComfortJoywithLadyCurry]

🤣🤣🤣 That took me out too- I loved it!!! So proud of them!! Protect! Protect! Protect!

[@miss_america8643]

I LOVE how all of those women surrounded the little girl and then how the men stepped to the "creeper". My faith in humanity is restored ❤

[@yussufnoor1160]

Not yet though

[@KP-xi4bj]

Your faith in humanity is restored? Another mall shooting in 3 ... 2 ... 1 ...

[@Kingtut-33]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJK4qqSKlpWJpck💯🤣

[@InsightIn10]

I instantly thouht abt the kinecraft creeper

[@stephencarter633]

This makes me feel good inside. Children are vulnerable and should be treasured. Kudos to these people!

[@smartin62]

I watched this with my 8 year old daughter, I didn't tell her it was fake and she said those people are blessed by God for protecting that little girl 🙏

[@Ball4lyfee]

Very good parenting just telling them about creeps and there manipulation tactics isn’t enough but actually showing real life scenarios like this video is eye opening to kids. So great job 👏

[@allisvanity...519]

Thank you for teaching your daughter well. God is watching and... He is very proud of you.

[@skyebates246]

Sir your daughter thought they were filming the same man approaching the same girl In front of different people and she didn't realise it wasn't real.

[@arjunbala6265]

100% true🙏

[@elsaloveszebras599]

I'm 8 And that's 💯% true

[@wenetwork7420]

The worst part of it is the fact that they're telling the bad guy to go instead of getting him apprehended before he finds another victim

[@gforceforever]

EXACTLY!!!!!!

[@ArmyScoutMom]

YESSS! Not one person called the police. They just let this creep go to find another victim?

[@THE_ROYALS2019]

You should have gotten the most thumbs up on this page, but a lot of people acting like they did not see that, or hear what you are saying, makes me wonder. 🤔

[@krewalk6916]

That's what I was thinking

[@virginiawilliams648]

I swear if some people had the power to walk on water or poop money, we'd STILL try to find a negative.

[@sandibaker5298]

WONDERFUL! Thank God there’s still so many good, kind & loving people in this world!

[@tg2046]

This warms my heart because each person and crowd was willing to protect that child.❤️

[@Chris-oh2jq]

This is great until someone thinks it's real and hurts the male actor. Not everyone is just going to let him walk away.

[@deebraun7488]

Pretty sure that was the reason for the dog, added protection. Anyone who gets emotional about it would also realize they'd have to take on that innocent but loyal dog as well. That will give those same good people paws (pause). :D

[@melaninmoxiellc963]

Your absolutely right, sir! And they'd fight the dog too if they had too...I know I would to protect the innocent little girl.

[@thatboypat07]

Was thinking the same thing

[@mygodisthemoon]

@@deebraun7488 some are willing to risk an attack from a dog to protect a kid.

[@wattienewton5447]

The actor took a Big risk theres some Wild people out there who have been hitté bad.

[@vera4799]

This literally made me cry. I had been feeling terrible, thinking that this society was just too hateful and heartless. After watching this, my thoughts about humanity has been restored.

[@doggygaming950]

Don't forget that in reality people are mostly good. We are bombarded with negative news all the time but that is newsworthy only because it sells and is uncommon.

[@j4513]

Completely agree with both of your messages above. Thank you ❤️

[@sebcruz9197]

People aren’t inherently good or bad. Remove laws. Remove food. Remove law enforcement and power. When the lights go out it’ll be most every man for himself. Survival of the fittest. Most people want to do good but certain situations and conditions force them to become bad or to do bad things.

[@tbarry4990]

@@sebcruz9197 - If you've been raised by parents that showed love, care, and any sense of decency ..... I'd like to think you'd come to somebody's aid if they really needed it. (What goes around ...comes around man....and that is a serious fact.)

[@mariogamerbillion]

This is staged

[@maalumzawadi245]

It's refreshing to know that people still care and are willing to go the extra mile to save a precious soul. So many times this same scenario is happening right under our noses and we don't even know it...THANKU🙏❤

[@lounaannajung4454]

Props to the guy playing the kidnapper. It must've been a stressful one to play. And I'm glad people are stepping in. I hope I can be this brave and attentive if something like this happens around me.

[@Kelle0284]

They're actors. They can handle it.

[@trucks4hire]

It’s freaking dangerous Actor or not , you might get your ass kicked

[@Screwtubesensorsfreespeech]

You'll handle it just fine. Instinct is strong. 😉👍

[@georgiabulldog7671]

@@Kelle0284 Someone easily attack you for that. A couple of those men wanted to hit him

[@runninbyfaith777]

They Don't know her either but it's interesting that as far as we have strayed from good "child, family, community" standards these adults are still socially aware of a loan child being approached by an adult and protecting her. My Faith in humanity went up a bit

[@dutchesshoneybunny5467]

I love that everyone stood up for the child! However they should've called the cops, a true pervert would just moved on to the next child. He needed to be arrested for attempted kidnapping!

[@quinn4031]

r/woooosh?

[@einark.2019]

He is an actor so he doesn´t need to be arrested for anything!

[@eunicemangual1289]

I totally agree with you

[@fatoufall8351]

Unbedingt sollte immer die Polizei gerufen werden damit so ein Typ gemeldet ist. Schütz unsere Kinder. 🙏🏽

[@einark.2019]

@@fatoufall8351 Also bei dem Typen in diesem Video würdest du die Polizei rufen?

[@PopCultureAnticSS]

What I love about these videos is it’s not about race it’s about protecting a child

[@ikaikatheesenegalparrot]

I love how each of them stepped in front of her and their protection came out. It was truly amazing and wish someone would protect my sons if I wasn’t there to help. ❤️🙏🏽

[@NoniOfFive]

You better believe I would protect your sons!!✝️🙏🏻💜

[@cherylsessoms6989]

Yes. Our sons need the same protection.

[@ikaikatheesenegalparrot]

@@NoniOfFive and I would Definitely protect YOURS!! ❤️🙏🏽

[@ikaikatheesenegalparrot]

@@cherylsessoms6989 Amen!!!

[@melaninmoxiellc963]

As a loving mom and military veteran, I'd not only protect your little ones like my own, but attack anyone trying to harm them! No child deserves abuse, and it takes a strong village to protect them!

[@heathernile4700]

I am proud that so many people are willing to protect the child even when they don't know her. The actors were good and convincing. The test showed a good clip of humanity. 🤗

[@elvaflores8570]

It does bring faith and hope in humanity for me since most of the people are selfish and greedy and mostly look after themselves but there is still a little bit of good in this world not much but still some

[@deirdreyearwood3383]

This made me cry. In a world as wicked as this, it is amazing how everyone protected her ❤

[@gonefishing4204]

This video proves there is still good people in this world

[@alanabaggs8871]

I absolutely love how many people noticed how uncomfortable the little girl looked and how they all stepped into protect her!! Humanity's still has Super Hero's!!! The best video I've seen in a long time!!

[@ZethuMayisela]

Love everything about this, it shows that there still is that little beacon of hope in the World. Loved how grown men were very protective over this little girl

[@godschild8995]

God's goodness is still in the world..

[@cassiepng3045]

I'm crying 😭 Mad love for everyone who protected her. I'm watching from Papua New Guinea 🇵🇬 we are just like every other country where females fall victims a lot💔 Thank you to the God sent people 🥺♥️

[@darrellclifton1776]

@Marrie Scott haha how many people have fell for that???

[@barbaraemory1832]

I love that so many aunties and uncles stepped in to help her. It’s really reassuring ❤️

[@motherhoodempowerment7012]

It’s so beautiful to see people put themselves physically in front of her to defend and protect her I love it

[@justachildofgod5070]

Your baby in the profile pic is sooo cute

[@motherhoodempowerment7012]

@@justachildofgod5070 thank you :)

[@mrcookie9828]

How do people not understand this is fake?

[@jasper.maxwell]

@@mrcookie9828 Exactly! Thank you, someone with a brain lol. People who do videos like these are the worst. It's all for likes and views. Meanwhile, there are actually children getting kidnapped right off the streets. It's sad.

[@tatsf]

This did bring tears to my eyes to see how protective people were being of her. Also, a good time to remind that in cases of sexual abuse it's more often someone that the child *does* know that is the perpetrator, sadly. Still, good for these people for stepping in!

[@wilfredomorales8971]

I just want to say from the bottom of my heart, to all the strangers who stepped up in this little girls defense to protect her from this stranger. Even though this was just a test, these people didn't know that! So, thank You for getting involved and protecting this child... AWESOME JOB!

[@TanyaQueen182]

It's amazing to see everyone not only stand up for the girl, but they ALL put themselves between the girl and the "kidnapper" which I think it a pretty awesome thing to see.

[@fishonsean5280]

I love how everybody puts their bodies in front of the child it's a protective instinct for a child.

[@mizzysparrots4874]

I'm glad that this is staged for reactions and not real, but at the same time if I were in this situation OH MAN I would have probably beat the crap out of that man from being so worked up and not know it was fake. 😅

[@sanjuanwin]

DESTROYED him.

[@cherrywrld6785]

@@sanjuanwin fr tho LMFAOOOOOO

[@smithacres1742]

Same! These people were WAYYYY too calm.

[@tonyp2632]

I have 3 daughters. I learned to "hit first" and ask questions later.

[@bugsy742]

@@tonyp2632 Fkn A! 👍🤝

[@mosaicofmentalhealth]

Protective instinct is real! They all put her behind them without a thought. Love this. It's sad to think how many little kids don't have people like this around them though 😓

[@kellymccain3403]

"Are you sure you don't want to pet my dog?" "Want to go get some ice cream?" A lot of parents would be surprised at how many pedophiles over the years have used those same questions or similar ones to lure children away with adults in the area. It seems now people are more aware of the tactics. Seeing this kind of restores your faith in humanity.

[@rissaktv4023]

Props to the lady in the Striped shirt ! she’s definitely a Mom! the way she told the other ladies “We’re good” she knew she had the situation in the bag! 😂❤️

[@jetblackfoot]

It's lovely to see this, warmed my heart to see people step in like this. However, and sadly, a lot of kids are abused by people they do actually know.

[@chasbo25]

Yes, that is the sickest part, people they know who are supposed to protect them and then abuse them. There's a place in Hell waiting for those people.

[@MrMessyb]

Yep very sadly over 70% of abuse is by a person known to the child 😔

[@timotheusnobel9795]

Good point. Alarmingly they probably wouldn't have intervened any further had the girl stated she knew the guy...😟

[@riffmagos]

Sadly true. In most cases, it's a family friend or a family member.

[@sandrasheets9185]

Everyone of these people that defended this little girl are amazing people. It's has somewhat restored my faith in the human race.

[@patriciahughes9832]

I love how people were ready to take him on when they realized what was going on. It seemed like nobody let her go with him. We need more people like that in this world. If everyone stepped up like these heroes did, then there would be no missing children. We all need to protect the innocent!!!

[@dragonflyone100]

Unfortunately it would still happen. That being said, it would probably happen less often. People in, general, have become less community oriented and more self involved. Seeing these people do what they did is heartwarming and gives hope. And that last guy looked like was about to beat the brakes off the actor!

[@quartzsienes8033]

1:00 woman walking by: "u okay" the lady protecting the child: "we're good" yowwww this was amazing, gave me goosebumps, the lady was so confident and badass knowing she has the situation under control, while the woman noticed the situation and was ready to help

[@shirleyujest7786]

That universal protection of each one stepping in between the man and the child melts my heart.

[@SMCasts]

This made me cry... We continually hear the bad things, but we need to see the time like this when people stand up for someone vulnerable.

[@CherylMotherofSeven]

Gee, this brought tears to my eyes. Thank God for a society that stands up for the innocent!

[@sharonlegaux1904]

I Love the way the women stood up for her.