The COPS called me for a Favor in my Helicopter!!

[@LEOretired]

I’m a retired Sheriff’s Office commander. That was an awesome send off for that officer he will never forget. Thank YOU …for your service

[@Zeevuhl]

You just had to announce that you're a retired commander. 🤣

[@Sparky-js5xz]

@@ZeevuhlWell, if you got a cool title, may as well use it! 😂

[@Whooso]

@@ZeevuhlHe’s done the work so he can talk his talk bro.

[@Texas2Step79]

​@@Zeevuhlbout time for your mom to bring you another hot pocket to the basement ??

[@MB-oc5ty]

LASO? Jim?

[@Patriot_Drone_Services]

An officer’s final radio call at retirement is probably one of the most emotional moments after a long career. He was a well liked and respected school resource officer by the send off he received.

[@stormraven4183]

I have to admit, I had an unexpected "allergy" attack.

[@jpol3808]

​@@stormraven4183 So did I. It literally made my eyes water. And thank you sir for the great community service you provided all those years! Enjoy!

[@TheCasualSirenEnthusiast]

It really hits hard when it's at a funeral. Dude... that was hard to go through.

[@Nathand0992]

It gets me every time 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@CharlesVanNoland]

Making me tear up!!!

[@whatDIDheSAAYYYYY]

by the reactions of the kids saying goodbye to this officer, you know he is one of the good ones and really does deserve this. congrats and happy retirement!

[@Mojova1]

In Finland every cop is one of the good ones.

[@Senriam]

@@Mojova1 An academic article about police brutality in Finland by Stephen Egharevba would beg to differ

[@d.b.1176]

@@Senriam Ohhhhhhhh snap!!!!

[@iwillhaveyourorder5174]

@@Mojova1 there will always be a bad person, in every field, all over the world.

[@nathanscott7910]

@@iwillhaveyourorder5174but you said every cop is a good cop though.

[@voidrendx6601]

This is the kind of cop we need more of. The fact that the school kids were running back and forth to say bye to this man, that should speak volumes about the type of character he is. Kids are good at sniffin out bs, and this man appears to be quite clean. Hats off to the both of you

[@coffee838]

kids are horrible at sniffing anything, all you need is to appear cool

[@voidrendx6601]

@@coffee838 do provide me how you know this :)

[@adansmith5299]

​@@voidrendx6601Maybe because most of us were children at one point in time

[@voidrendx6601]

@@adansmith5299 ohhhhh so what you’re saying is the experience is subjective to the individual person, which means sitting here saying those kids don’t know anything, is pure conjecture. Right? :)

[@adansmith5299]

@@voidrendx6601 Saying anyone does/doesn't know anything based purely on a short youtube clip is the definition of conjecture. You've built an argument on a foundation of it.

[@londonboy8547]

As a microlight pilot in UK, I'm extremely impressed with your flying, professional and safety skills.. All pilots should take note..

[@jimmyjohansson5672]

Is it really that hard? I've read that a plane wants to fly and a heli wants to crash, but damn :o

[@londonboy8547]

@@jimmyjohansson5672 there are old pilots and bold pilots but no bold old pilots.. In other words if you take risks of any kind it can bite you in ass when u least expect it.. Flying looks so simple but there are so many things you have to concentrate on... This young pilot is doing everything by the book, not showing off, no risk taking.. So yes it is that hard, and helicopter pilots are amongst the best..

[@PercyPiggington]

@@londonboy8547 As a Trainee Pilot, you are exactly correct, what im going through rn lmao (as in the bite you in the ass if you make a small mistake)

[@amberselectronics]

@@dickiemolitsanti2213flying is easy. Following the rules so that you land every single time in every condition with all of your brain inside your skull is the hard part, and he's doing a good job.

[@londonboy8547]

@@dickiemolitsanti2213 rubbish pilots normally can't say anything they aren't around anymore.. I'm sure u must be an airline pilot the best of the best lol

[@jmwFILMS]

This was very wholesome to see on my feed. Thanks for doing this.

[@3MUPT]

Yo what never thought I'd see you here haha

[@Thatonelewis112]

Yo I watched all ur videos man My most liked reply ty guys

[@SomeGuysGarage]

This. Not something that usually comes up in my feed, but damn good to watch. Thanks to both the officer and pilot :)

[@imjustyourtypicalfish697]

@jmwFILMS can you do an idea where an army of fish attacks the people in the server it would be really funny seeing fish attack people for no reason

[@NASAEuroupa_Clipper]

I never thought I’d see you comment on this type of video.

[@johndurrett3573]

That moment when you said, want to get your camera? You know it was all about this officer retiring and his send off. Greatly respect your attention to detail like that. Very professional and respectful to everyone. What a great send off!

[@Leon-mn8eo]

john

[@alangravley9574]

j.o.h.n.

[@sipofsunkist9016]

"Any funny stories from when you were a cop?" "Uhh I put a kid in a trash can once." sent me to the moon lmao

[@BaileyChap]

@StrangledConnection OP got better

[@Nezha_Main]

​​@StrangledConnection same way that Desmond the moon bear survived.

[@MohammedNagy-w7m]

😂 actually it was human error

[@therealcomment1811]

I am also a retired cop of over 35 years of service... this was way cool brother.. wish I could have had a send off like this.... something you will never forget...

[@ryanbesco8067]

You’ll never forget that pension my friend. You earned it.

[@SeanCrowley-ks1mu]

22 years with Philly PD, just glad I made it to retirement.

[@Qatari2007]

Why does the school have a cop?

[@rcrotorfreak]

@@Qatari2007 Drug search, or fights. Shootings many more. You not from USA? Lot of school shooting's.

[@twerkintwinkie786]

Don’t know where you worked out of but thank you for your service!

[@KienDLuu]

that warms my heart to see the whole community rallying for the officer on his last day. What a send off. I’m also shocked at how young the officer still looks.

[@Defianthuman]

He does look quite young but in the police force people generally retire earlier than traditional jobs.

[@davidbroadfoot1864]

It would be a lot more heartwarming if police officers were not needed to be stationed at schools. Other countries do not have this deficiency.

[@fusssel7178]

@@davidbroadfoot1864 while I totally agree with you there, that doesn't make this situation less wholesome and a great sendoff into retirement.

[@AlTheEngineer]

@@davidbroadfoot1864 I went to middle-school and high-school outside the U.S. not only did the schools have one officer, they had several officers at every gate - even though civilian gun ownership was absolutely prohibited in that country. Its not a "deficiency" ... When you have a bunch of "sitting ducks"; be it in a school, a mall, a hospital or whatever. If you're going to prohibit the adults working there from lawful self-defense, the least you can do is provide them with armed officers for their protection.

[@104Colton104]

@@davidbroadfoot1864like the uk? Where people get stabbed and shot all the time ?

[@michaelyoung7261]

I was almost teary at the final call. I had a cousin who served as a dispatcher in Idaho, and they did final call at the graveside. It was a terrible day for rain, with beautiful blue sky’s and bright sun. She had enough time to plan everything, and had confetti poppers for everyone to send us off with a last hooray. Thank you to all of our service men and women, for doing your work so that the rest of us can rest at ease, knowing that *you are there*!

[@remibeaulieu4424]

Yep, that final 10-42 did not want to come out

[@BearODice]

I was definitely teary-eyed at that 42 just thinking of how many years of service went into that final call.

[@joespeno51]

Absolutely LOVE THIS ! My dad, who passed away, was a Chicago police officer/detective in the 1960/70s and would have loved watching this. Thank you for your service officer. What a beautiful experience. Thanks for taking us along to watch.

[@Thefunguy_18]

Sorry for your loss

[@Zylixxxn]

Your dad sounds like a awesome person

[@heidiandjerran]

That’s sad I hope he did fly high and didn’t go to the worst place in the world

[@philsmidwestclassiccars150]

Congratulations on your Retirement Officer Inserra. You spent many years as a LEO & SRO Serving & Protecting your community. Thank you for your service. Thank you Matty for your Honor Flight for this officer. I'm sure it will be one he will remember.

[@DonnieDarko727]

Lol

[@rkdbaj]

Probably keeping us safe from 20 yr old girls with pot

[@KaliBear_]

What's funny emo?​@@DonnieDarko727

[@brucewestern6027]

I like how you informed your passenger of every intent prior to executing it. It just shows that you're a very well versed pilot. You know that they're not familiar with the situation and you're letting them know ahead of time just to ease any sort of worrisome thought before it even appears. That's professional right there

[@sirluis5043]

Wish my dentist would do this.

[@gamessnacksb2b561]

Ha I got a trainee on my visit last time kinda obvious but all in all not bad​@@sirluis5043

[@poirO_]

@@sirluis5043 relatable

[@AlexM-oq5el]

Even at the end, I'm just speculating, but it seemed like he changed his mind last second and pointed his nose towards the direction he was going to depart from so there was virtually no chance he would be in danger of the tail rotor. Really detail oriented pilot

[@robert-h2x]

@@sirluis5043 mine did. and im like helll no

[@SchubertTech]

Wow, what a cool last day "on the job." I wasn't expecting to get teary hearing the "10-42" call out, but as a 19 year military veteran, I have huge respect for his service and the emotion of the final radio call. Thank you for taking time to do this for the police officer and putting the video together of his last day's ride.

[@ilovejettrooper5922]

Which call out is the 10-42 for??

[@gl4989]

@@ilovejettrooper5922 Ending Tour of Duty

[@s0kulite]

Thank you for your service sir

[@jeremybr2020]

I'm glad I'm not the only one. I kept thinking...."Why am I so emotional right now?" Eventually it kind of hit me. There's something special about that final radio call when they retire from service. But more than that, I had a good friend who was a firefighter who suddenly died of a brain aneurysm, and during his funeral they did a final radio call for his number, and it was the most emotional part of the funeral for me. (And most others.) I can't think about that part of the funeral without getting emotional. So when they did this final radio call in the video, I believe subconsciously that emotion came back up quickly. I'm just glad this one was under much happier circumstances.

[@Sarfonix]

We actually lost my old high school officer to a car crash and Dep definitely would’ve deserved this send off. One of the best cops I’ve ever met and he was known for making sure everyone was ok and not being a hard ass, especially since we were a very low income school. I wish he would’ve got to do something like this because I know even some alumni would have shown up to see him off. Rip Dep Bobby Howard, we didn’t forget how you treated us with compassion unlike so many others

[@derpmanfb]

I had a similar experience with my school's officer, Deputy Decker was his name. My school had a really big drug problem from weed all the way to heroine and he had to deal with all of it. He caught me coming into school high one time because I made the stupid decision of smoking across the street in my car and he just stopped me at the gate and said, "you need more eyedrops". He policed his way and I always admired that about him. Cancer unfortunately made him retire early during my junior year

[@thefinal9923]

@@derpmanfb Not trying to devalue your story in any way, and that officer sounds like a lovely man, but: I totally do stuff like that all the time. In a place with rampant drug use, you can sort of just make yourself seem like a wizard. Say vague things that hint towards what you mean. Say he'd said exactly that to you, but you weren't high. You'd just walk away thinking "Huh, need more eyedrops? What?" and forget about it.

[@Scotts_Status]

Mattylp, you are definitely an asset to your community! Thank you for your help in making this officer’s final day as he retires! It’s a day he’ll never forget.

[@ccprophets]

the local snitch aka RAT

[@AmazingRofa]

Part 2 kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6PEfqpvidVjqLM

[@jamesdastalker1044]

who is the snitch aka rat i never heard someone snitch in the whole video@@ccprophets

[@ccprophets]

@@jamesdastalker1044 mind ya bihnizz cuh

[@ini_eddie]

@@ccprophets Shouldn't you as well?

[@Dhak-Buddy]

Thank you Troy, for keeping your community safe. May you be honored with respect!

[@randallsrutledge]

That final sign out brought out some tears for his service. Good job sir.

[@jeremiahsstudentpilotadven7834]

Brother, I have been a deputy for 19 years here in Florida and seeing you do this is awesome! Thanks for supporting us (LEO) and doing something amazing for that retired officer!

[@broccolirob5085]

Arest the epstein clients

[@michaela6147]

@@broccolirob5085That would make to much sense

[@fightingfalconfan]

Hi sir, I was wondering what advice you have for a man who is going to be 38 this coming June and is thinking about joining the local law enforcement agency. I have thought about it I just haven't pulled the trigger yet on applying for a job yet.

[@dextermorgan1]

You're a brave man to go into the Police force in today's world. Thank you. Some of us still love you guys. 😊

[@eltorocal]

Palm Beach Gardens Police Innocent Man Locked Up By Unhinged Cop - Chief Escalates Unhinged Cop Fired After This Video - Update and BodyCam PBGP's IA Bob Wilson called me at 11:58 PM crying about the exposure and backlash he is receiving for hiring and holding on to those Psychopath and Sociopathic KKKops who stood by and watched that lunatic Bethany KKKop nearly GUN-DOWN that kid while he did all he could to submit.

[@cattlerepairmancattlerepai9414]

What a positive video. There is so much negativity going on and police officers are all thrown together into one pot as imbecile, power-obsessed oppressors. Here is an officer that clearly earned the respect of the kids, teachers and his fellow officers and it was a dignified, warm sendoff. Good on you!

[@markstewart4501]

YOU are part of the problem, and YOU don't want to fix it. You sponsor the "power-obsessed oppressors"... by turning a blind eye and attempt to shame people for talking about it. Yep, going to be that guy. Absolutely throw any and all vitriol at me. I know how you justify your "good guy" crimes, murder, and vengeance. YOU are part of the problem.

[@benedictcumberbatch4275]

Depends on each individuals experience with police.

[@markstewart4501]

@@benedictcumberbatch4275 How many times do I have to watch them murder someone with a wallet in their hands before its on them? Have you been murdered for watering your neighbors yard? the water gun...does look like a gun. Why doesn't the murdered person press charges? I can tell you why the police department doesn't press charges. Individual experiences is how you rationalize murder, rape, and sending people to the hospital.

[@metanoiajuice]

if you were a smart individual you wouldn't say its someone else's fault for murdering someone. so ignorant. get out of your little opressed mind.@@markstewart4501.

[@markstewart4501]

kzbin.infoCY56XroXQcA

[@am3thysts]

Reminds me vaguely of my own high school officer. He is the kindest, more compassionate guy you’ll meet. He had his last day on the job, and on the way to the station to retire his gear, an emergency call of an active shooter that was able to steal a police car from a downed officer downtown was called in. He decided to pick up the call, when he did not have to. He assisted chasing down the shooter, and helped take him down. He was shot multiple times, including once in the face. Luckily, he made a full recovery, and was marched through the school being praised by everyone, and the school districts and town made huge donations to him and the families of all injured and killed officers and their families.

[@FredbrStudios]

now thats one badass cop

[@JordanMcKee]

Whoa thanks for the story! Do you have something I could look up to read about this story? Sounds incredible to say the least

[@am3thysts]

@@JordanMcKee I think video based media will be better about getting good summaries, as I looked up articles and they are pretty vague. But the incident was on March 8th, 2022, in Joplin Missouri. My high school officer is Rick Hirshey, who was injured but made a recovery, and the other two officers on the scene passed away. They had their memorial service at Missouri Southern State University. I believe that is enough information to find all that you are looking for 🙂

[@rsk6929]

@@am3thysts came right up with the date city and officer name! Good stuff

[@italianpaintbrush9370]

Thats a good man right there!

[@alexandergreene461]

An upstanding man. A young one who was clearly not in a good headspace tried to take his gun, likely with the intent to hurt the officer and many around him. Yet the officer still showed compassion and restraint in a tense and highly dangerous situation. Good man.

[@biffhenderson1144]

Tears of joy! Thank you for all you have done for the kids and the community!

[@creativeexperience6388]

I held the tears up until I started reading the comments

[@bobinthewest8559]

The most touching thing about this is, the involvement of all those students. Clearly they all know him, and feel a connection with him. This is a man who was more than just “the cop at the school”. He was part of its community. I hope his replacement will live up to his example.

[@marcocastillo368]

Im a retired TX LEO and I just want to say that it was a beautiful gesture on your part to do that for the officer. God bless you sir. Welcome to retirement Officer Inserra!

[@georges6432]

I can't tell you how much this story made me smile. It is great that they called you to help sendoff this officer.

[@makermandan]

This is so wholesome! It's nice to see a community come together like this.

[@CrippledKev]

a community is rare these days

[@1MrErling]

just what I thought as well 😀

[@ajl9791]

That was an amazing sendoff. You could tell how loved and appreciated that officer was. Thank you for taking the time and resources to give him a sendoff he and that class will never forgot. Side note… excellent job explaining the phases of flight and explaining the noises etc. you’re an excellent pilot 👍

[@gummybearplayz1413]

Thank you officer Inserra for providing a safe high school at FHC, you will be missed after all those years of letting the kids out of the school, being in the hoco parade etc. It was a pleasure to have you for so many years as our SRO. Hope you have a good retirement. :)

[@BrandonHanson]

Even watching this video brought so many smiles. From protecting and serving to getting an opportunity of a lifetime to enjoy himself. Everyone in this video is a hero and appreciated for all they've done. Thanks for uploading this, and God Bless.

[@mikeatcora]

Something tells me this year isn't going to be too bad, if kindness like this can happen so early in this new year, it can only spread. Great job.

[@ArchistYT]

Don’t let others troubles affect you :) Have your own amazing year! I’m glad this popped up for me. Made my day

[@crimsondeath666]

Let's see how this comment will age 🙃 But I sincerely hope you're right!

[@mitchellg3893]

​@@crimsondeath666if WW3 starts I'm blaming that guy 😂

[@Ay-xq7mj]

You me laugh. ty.

[@Dctctx]

@@mitchellg3893it won’t

[@MikeLRGCar]

This was amazing Matt ! Thank you for your service to this Police officer for keeping them kids safe at school, please enjoy your retirement and best wishes in good health to you Sir. Cheers from 🇨🇦

[@GardenGuy1942]

“was”..? Did he die recently?

[@MikeLRGCar]

@@GardenGuy1942 My apologies I should wrote this differently. I’m sure the Police officer is well and healthy, what I meant by that I like the whole idea of giving him a fly by to say goodbye from the air above the school. Sometimes typing quick the sentence make no sense;) Cheers

[@PneumaNoose]

@@MikeLRGCarabsolutely not. You’re absolutely allowed to use “was” in that sentence. The officer was not the subject of that sentence, the event was (and the event is now in the past). And I am clearly using “was” as well because your comment is also in the past. Please don’t apologize to someone who has the nerve to nitpick your comment when they themselves can’t be bothered to pay attention. Btw, you seem like a fan of this channel. Can you tell me what video the pilot is referring to? The one he assumed the police were upset about (which apparently made the cop viral)? Thank you.

[@Fleischpeitsche555]

That's exactly what I love about America and its people. It's just nice to see a man going into his well-deserved retirement. Best wishes from Germany

[@birdo6504]

@@4dshowthank you, i'm german aswell and it makes it hard, especially cause they are (most of the times) the ones that walk around with a knife and threaten people (happened to me many times). i'm all for everyone having a home and being able to live safe, but only if they don't destroy our lives. Anyways, i wish you the best of luck in life!

[@DS-lk3tx]

This is what happens to government boots. If you're lower middle class you just get your home and retirement harvested every 10 years.

[@jimmoynahan9910]

@@4dshow You do realise there's EVEN MORE of them ruining your country, right? Zero self-awareness.

[@notcommon58]

@@DS-lk3tx government boots who've made an impact get this from the people around them because of their service. However, you don't see this ever happening to politicians.

[@mr.hardwood9896]

Hier bei uns hätten sich nur die Nachbarn über den Lärm beschwert und gefragt, ob das von Steuergeldern bezahlt wurde. Das ist das geile an Amerika, da geht sowas.

[@dibidadibida7900]

Just to know that you are that respected within the community has to be such an immense amount of joy.

[@picklesontheroad]

As a retired soldier from the 101st Airborne, I've worked with some amazing chopper pilots. I have some memories that nobody else in the world will ever have as a soldier. (yeah, we might have done some sketchy stuff that was way out the rules) This is awesome! Good job sir, and happy retirement for the officer!

[@bwktlcn]

Grew up at Ft. Benning, Dad was 1st Cav, Air Cav. Go first team!

[@tumbleweed6658]

So many people say "Thank you for your service" and that's always great to hear but, what you did with your skill set is above the call of duty for this fine officer. Job well done Mattel.

[@grumpyguard]

As a retired Officer, this was a fantastic send-off. Thank you for giving this officer the ride of a lifetime

[@nyannyan123456]

Thanks for your service.

[@integritynews1879]

with such horrible things going on in this world all while suffering from horrific combat ptsd, I really needed to see this. What you did and the officer you did it for renews my faith in humanity.

[@tiempo1466]

FUERZA!!!

[@HumdingerHemorrhoid]

Thank you for your service, sir. God bless you.

[@thehobbist5544]

Thank you for your service. You have gone through things no human should ever need too just for your country. I respect you and god loves you.

[@desertdweller4951]

A great way to give back to an officer who dedicated his life's career to the community. God Bless him as he starts his retirement 🙏 Good call and great Job.

[@ROBIN_SAGE]

That’s awesome brother. What a great parting gift to that officer. Thank you for keeping your community and our kids safe for 27 years officer Inserra! And thank you Matt, you’ve earned my subscription. Very cool move. That man and those kids will never forget this day for the rest of their lives.

[@francoisbadenhorst5791]

Great Piloting. From one pilot to another. I like the way you explain your intentions and actions to your passenger aswell as asking him if he's Ok. My late Father was a flying Orthpeadic Surgeon and he used to say" How do you know if a pilot is a good or bad pilot? If someone has never flown and gets on the ground and says I will never fly again that is a bad pilot and the opposite is true for a good pilot" Job well done🛩

[@yxcvmk]

From an interested non-pilot to the two pilots: I have to agree: The way everything was explained, especially during the last landing: Excellent. Did enjoy the clip!

[@Patriottoo2]

Did your dad learn to fly in med school? Or, was the flying incidental to his being a surgeon?

[@feha92]

"If someone who has never been on the ground before falls off the ground, and says they will forevermore stick to having their own two feet on the ground - then that is the sign of a good pilot." Did I invert it correctly?

[@damiendavis5151]

So heart warming. The salute at the end got me choked up! Big love from down under!

[@171jacjac]

That’s so Awesome! I spent 12 years local LE then the next 15 as a Federal Agent. I can assure you, I Didn’t get a send off like that, how Special and Kind! Enjoy your retirement brother in blue! BIG Thank You to the gracious helicopter pilot, fuel, and other expenses! You seem like a really good guy, def need more like you!

[@mckrackin5324]

There's a special place in my heart for school officers. Thank you so much for your service sir and thank you Matt for making his day even more special.

[@FreerunningGamer]

I love that the kids all cheered for him. We had an officer at our high school that everyone loved. He'd talk with the kids about their cars and was generally a stern but really nice guy.

[@rescuelover7891]

What a bang up send off for this Officer. His story about the trash can was really smart thinking. The helicopter pilot was awesome. Happy Retirement Officer!💙

[@nateloopstra]

I graduated from there in 2000, my son will do the same next year. Really enjoy your videos!

[@mattylp8]

Thank you!

[@CarlosRodriguez-c9y]

Was not expecting to kinda get emotional when he said his last send off. Congrats to the officer for serving his town and those children I know you probably impacted a lot of kids in some bad times and I thank you for that because I remember our officer at my high school back in 2006 and man he was like a 2nd dad to me. What a great send off and video much respect from Orlando Matty!

[@bigdadgo]

What an awesome thing to do, Matt! You made a lot of people happy on that day!

[@jeffm.5439]

Spent 7 years as a paid Firefighter/Engineer then went into Law Enforcement, first with National Park Service then with Federal Protective Service for another 18 years between the two. Seeing this video brought a tear to my eyes. Very well done and Godspeed to that officer!

[@flyersbno3583]

Matt, thanks for doing that man. Great people like you in this world make the place better. Showing appreciation to a man who dedicate his life to helping the community and a small, but very impactful way. Sidenote, Matt, I hope you know that a response time for you if there is ever a need for the police will be much faster now lol. The police department will always be in debt to you!

[@bradboardwell8295]

KZbin had suggested this video do to some of the videos that I watch in aviation… just wanted to say thank you, Thank you, THANK YOU!!!! For your support of law enforcement and what you did for this Retiring school resource officer! You helped to give an amazing send off to somebody that had a great career and that speaks volumes of you. Sir!! May you have an amazing 2024!!!!!

[@damo5998]

Could not have said it better...

[@donl1846]

This folks is what you call a "good cop". Just look at the respect and love they have for him, well done !!!!!!

[@pellabologna]

SROs lead to high expulsion rates and often refer "problem students" to the criminal justice system before they even are out of high school, leaving a scar on their records and hurting their opporuntinities. It's too bad he's getting replaced.

[@jacobevans5832]

It's called good community policing. Instead of trying to help only after something happens, they try to fix the problems before they happen. They live and work within their community and that has a big impact on the community itself as they care, instead of officers who live outside of the community, that don't care to much about the community they protect because it's not their community.

[@donl1846]

@@jacobevans5832 Funny that with your explanation helped me to better understand why my uncle was liked a lot as a police officer until he retired etc....

[@clipsdaily101]

yeah thats a good indication of which cops are truly looking out for the community and which ones are just reactive drones @@jacobevans5832

[@clipsdaily101]

@@thehyena1636 yeah there is. that ideology is the same as racism or sexism " you are in this certain group of people therefor you are not a good person" stfu you sound very ignorant

[@45barjas]

Awesome as a Royal Navy Commando medic vet of 18 yrs brings back memories loved it thank you

[@larryseibert4102]

Great video. It made me emotional! So appreciative for all public servants. Nice you could make his retirement day super special.

[@jaywwild]

Videos like this leave me knowing there’s still good people in the world. Props to you both 🤙🏼

[@bubzilla6137]

Pun unintended, I assume? 🤣😂🙂🚁🚁🚁

[@Ofcmike301]

As a retired officer myself, I always find these videos moving. This one is extra special. The pilot is amazing and a special congratulations goes out to the officer. Enjoy your retirement Sir. God bless and and be safe..

[@Nathand0992]

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[@SmellingTheGrass]

From one retired officer across the pond. Send offs like THAT! is what makes the American people and America great. Fabulous memory for him to take with him :)

[@ridgelineify]

That's awesome that you were able to give back to your community! I hope that made his day!

[@maxvideodrome4215]

I'm just smiling watching this! Private pilots often share aviation with others. I took the gentleman that installed Internet in my hangar for a spin, he had a blast, and I enjoyed seeing how happy he was. Nice work!

[@zm4202]

That’s awesome you had part in contributing to make this officer’s last day on the job one to remember. I’ve been on one helicopter ride and still have fond memories and speak of it. I hope to do it again someday. Thanks from all of us that support the men &women in blue that are truly here to protect and serve. I can tell by that officer’s send off he was one of them.

[@idontknower234]

not gonna lie I normally skip these videos but something compelled me to watch this one out. Very wholesome of you , stay amazing.

[@luvmyglock]

Awesome! Great job! A word of advice, and something I saw EVERY day as a CFI...don't favor a perfect headwind at the loss of available landing areas- ESPECIALLY in a low-inertia rotor system like the R22. You flew over the trees on your approach to the school, an action which I imagine is because we are trained "always perfectly into the wind". If you would've taken a path over the football and softball fields, for example, on approach you would've had perfect, flat areas to land in case of emergency/engine failure. Instead, you chose over the trees (and NOT the fluffy kind) presumably because it was "into the wind". I'll take a slight crosswind any day if it keeps me over good forced landing areas! Just some words of advice from years landing in remote areas as a HEMS Pilot. Fly safe!

[@JoeOvercoat]

Keep those options open!

[@CuriousFocker]

This has to be one of the best videos KZbin has recommended to me for a long long time. Thank you to both you Matty and Officer Inserra.

[@coupleinarizona8900]

I’m an Arizona Deputy and this brought tears to my eyes. Sir, thank you for sending my fellow officer off in such a way. You are indeed a hero in my eyes. He will never forget. Officer enjoy your retirement and always watch your six.

[@GM8101PHX]

What county? Maricopa County retired Detention Officer here!

[@coupleinarizona8900]

@@GM8101PHX Pinal county.

[@Valorince]

ahh, you're buddies with Deputy Slope then, I imagine? Love to work you guys do. Keep it up! Proud Arizona citizen here! @@coupleinarizona8900

[@GrayZ-GrayZ]

“The cops called me” is something I never thought I would hear before.

[@davidsimerly3261]

As a police officer, but more importantly as a fellow human... This is the most wholesome thing I've seen today.

[@The_SemperFiGuy]

Outstanding Matt. A wonderful gesture of community spirit. As to the retiring officer, make the best of your new found time. It will start to fill in quickly. God Bless and thanks for your service ! Largo, FL

[@TheSharkkyy]

I dont know you or your channel, but this was a really heartwarming video to watch. I can tell this is a beautiful community that loves everyone in it. Awesome!

[@sanctumscream372]

About 4 minutes in I realized this was Cottleville, I used to live around there. Went to Francis Howell Central for Summer school once or twice, lol I don't know if I ever saw this officer when I went there, but he seems like a great guy. Thank you for making his final day on the force a special one!

[@greenbox-boxgern]

hey, maybe he knows you somehow and miss you

[@Gsavega2803]

lately I’ve been looking for feel good news to get away from doom and gloom news.This fit the bill…. thank you for doing this and may that officer be blessed in retirement 👍🏽

[@video80634]

A great send off to a brother in blue. We both share a couple of things. I too retired with 27 years, and I was a School Resource Officer as well. However, I can't beat the story of putting a kid in a trash can, but I'm sure the thought wasn't that far away. Congrats brother!

[@fredstah714]

Amazing service you did for this veteran. Got me teary when he was on the radio.

[@GM8101PHX]

Getting teary eyed and choked up is part of it, I gave two last calls and both made me cry!!!

[@70s80sVintage]

Thank you for your service, especially protecting our schools. Enjoy your next chapter!!! What a send off!!! Way to go, Matt!!!

[@Ducky2964]

What an honor you had to give him that amazing send off! Our police deserve the very best for all they do. Thank you for giving him that send off. Thank you to that officer for his service, and congratulations to him on his retirement!

[@SS-es4ek]

What an incredible thing to do for a retiring LEO. Good on you man!

[@davidzimmer2694]

What an outstanding tribute and appreciation of this Officers career. Thank you for what you do.

[@nicholasiacono5227]

Not everyone deserves this, guy must’ve been a great cop, like a REALLY great cop. Very cool!

[@larrywilson6555]

It is great that you could do something this special for a guy that has served his community for so many years

[@EllaElllaElla]

This was an awesome send off for this retiring LEO. Great job! Do you not worry you’re going to lose items out of the no-doors spaces?! I had my phone bracket with suction pad fall off my dash once, so I’d imagine you’d be miffed if your nav pad fell out! The officer’s radio was a close one, too! 😂 Also, when you first approached the school there were doors on there! I could see light through a gap above each door… unless that transparent panels are so transparent it looks as if there aren’t any on… but, the officer’s shirt was blowing around in the breeze… 🤔

[@mattylp8]

Haha good catch! I had the doors on at first and removed them for the farewell flight.(that way the officer could see outside better and get photos!)

[@the_omg3242]

@@mattylp8 I noticed the same thing and was wondering where you stored the doors for the flight. Is there a spot on the exterior of the helicopter to fasten them?

[@Strahan740i]

@@the_omg3242 I just had assumed the officers threw them in the car

[@the_omg3242]

@@Strahan740i That was one of my first thoughts too, but then he's got to sit there waiting for the cop car to show up at the landing site since it would take a lot longer to drive there than to fly. If that were the case I'd have probably just left them off for the whole trip and worn a sweater if needed and simplify the logistics. (and it's not out of the realm of possibility that there could be external stowage for them)

[@Strahan740i]

@@the_omg3242 yep. Notice though that there was a cut in the video between landing and taking off, so that's probably what the cut was for... To remove the bit where nothing happens as he waited for the doors to arrive. That'd be my guess.

[@Hawkdriver93]

Love that you are using your helicopter for great things like this and giving back! Keep it up. Hoping to buy my own helicopter in a few years and to be able do things like this for the community.

[@sherripender-vm7py]

Thank You, Thank You for your years of service. May God always smile down on you and your family!!!

[@ontheroadrvstyle2565]

Great job The R22 i worked for Frank Robinson in the 1970's when we were building the R22 in a Hanger and Torrance California. Then moved to a warehouse to go in to production of the R22. Keep up the good work.

[@mattylp8]

Wow! A Legend

[@EvWagers]

Bravo, Matt. What a great blessing to your community!

[@keithbuddrige5064]

This is amazing! Thank you for supporting those who make our community safe. Love it!

[@5crufft3ch95]

That is really cool!!! Always nice to see people giving someone a nice retirement send off for a life's long worth of hard work!

[@TechOttawa]

What a beautiful send-off - thank you both for your service and sharing it all with us.

[@minutemanatee930]

This is such an awesome opportunity you got have! What a great memory for both you and the retiring officer. Also, I watched this video having 69 thousand likes give this man some more love!

[@sushildixith5318]

That last Radio sign-off is enough to make a grown man cry 6:18

[@thirdeyesurvivor3886]

A grown homosexual man.

[@TheKillager]

Gay is good, don't be cringe@@thirdeyesurvivor3886

[@QwemCake]

@@thirdeyesurvivor3886😐

[@theofficialgreenkane]

@@thirdeyesurvivor3886Hey that’s me, I’m homosexual man. 🎉

[@davidspencer343]

How would it make you cry? It was so un emotional. He was like... I'm out. And she was like... cool. Lol

[@rocket2739]

Blud out here doing sidequests 😭😭😭

[@billporemba8368]

What a nice send off, congratulations to that officer, and thank you for your service of 27 years! Good luck!

[@fractode]

It's refreshing to see a police officer treated with respect by the people to whom he has dedicated his life (the HS kids, especially), in these days of utter disrespect for our finest who enable us to sleep without worry. 🇺🇸👍

[@alexriesenbeck]

What a special send off for that officer. Great piloting as always and thanks for sharing!

[@IrishSpyHD60]

This is some amazing community building stuff! Everyone was excited and involved. You can really tell this was one of the great resource officers. We need more like him..

[@monty510]

Beautiful man. Love how the community came together to celebrate this man. Warmed my heart

[@KibbleDog007]

What a nice gift for this officer who is retiring. My brother is a retired RCMP officer and I met many of his colleagues. They are too often critized when situations get out of control and someone is hurt or killed. Just imagine a world without them. Now that is a very scary thought. Thanks for your kindness towards the police services, and keep the faith. Love your vids.

[@TCK-9]

😂

[@greggkiest1069]

I shed a tear 😢. Congratulations on your retirement and Thank You Matt.

[@BobbyTucker]

It's always a pleasure to help out the Police Department, the Police Department is always there for us when we need them. This "Retirement Flight" you did for the Officer speaks volumes for you. Thank you for your service, Sir.

[@MI325A]

Matt, that was an awesome and very thoughtful video. Thank you for doing so; and "thank you" to the Chief for all the years of service he has provided. Great story of how he handled the situation in the school's cafeteria. Classic!