Allen PD Officer steps up to the plate and saves lives

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[@mattA5335]

That officer went from telling kids why it’s important to wear a seatbelt to laying lead down range to save countless lives. Now that’s a real hero!

[@wowomg1980]

You took the words out of my mouth ✌️🇺🇸

[@Don-mi6zl]

If he was in shape and competent he could have saved more lives rather than doing the minimum.

[@mattA5335]

@@Don-mi6zl that is unnecessary. Shouldn’t we just be grateful that he stopped the threat. Yes he was out of shape, yes it there could’ve possibly been a better outcome if he was in shape. But he did his job.

[@Don-mi6zl]

@@mattA5335 He did the bare minimum. Why are we so happy when a overcompensated low functioning government employee does the minimum? It just shows how little bang for the buck we get from these nearly useless welfare recipients. Shouldn't we ask for better from the generally most useless among us?

[@BPAIZZY]

@@Don-mi6zl Loser comment from the Monday morning quarterback, get a life!

[@MaxMinXX]

This policeman, on his own (with no backup) took initiative and jumped into danger with no hesitation. This is some next level super cop. Huge contrast from the Uvalde Cops.

[@praetorxian]

Uvalde would have sat there picking their noses. Cowards.

[@wehrewulf]

Kind of their job...

[@jimmeyer9106]

how does everyone keep saying he's on his own when he's not even the first officer in the video standing over the shooter? He wasn't even close to being the first on scene.

[@Nostradevus1]

@@wehrewulfSo do you not get praise for executing you job well? We should praise people for a job well done especially when it saves lives.

[@gagetrent6392]

@@wehrewulfyou act like cops train like infantryman expecting to get into gun fights... i didn't know you deal with worse case scenarios by yourself where you can easily die all day at your job

[@Nine-ni9do]

Chatting with kids to putting down bad guys. Life comes at you fast. Good job.

[@habibifather7681]

Fken ehh bro.. The truth...

[@dukecleve4008]

🙏🦅🇺🇲

[@JR-ld1et]

Yup , awesome ! He did a great job

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

Meanwhile florida cops are trying to make sure no one open carries eventhough rampage killers wirh rifles dont care about restrictions on open carry

[@leokim1458]

Imagine being the kids knowing their hero ran towards gunfire. Patriotism intesifies.

[@demetriusm8221]

I live a few miles away. Son goes to school a few miles away. Police officer is a hero and deserves a metal. Unbelievable display of courage and selflessness.

[@unemployedwithavq]

Metal 😂 you made my day

[@demetriusm8221]

@@unemployedwithavq hahaha you know what I meant!

[@demetriusm8221]

I won't edit it just for you. lol

[@natenate2280]

@@demetriusm8221will you edit it for me? I got my lucky socks on today

[@brianmullen196]

3:02

[@chrislukasak8530]

I watched the bodycam footage. This dude is a real hero. God bless him

[@AF-bl1lk]

yeah everyone here just watched it too

[@deaguirrrock]

Amen

[@SeanGOTTIII]

Still a n****r tho to you hauh

[@TechnicallyJustin]

@@AF-bl1lk lol

[@RadDadisRad]

Showing them boys in Uvalde how it should be.

[@Im_Old_Gregg]

We as a country should give more recognition to heroes like this. We go after those who do wrong as we should but we also should do more to recognize guys like this courageous man.

[@coolbreeze2.0-mortemadfasc13]

Agreed.

[@savage22bolt32]

Brandon sure won't. DJT-2024

[@HardcoreFourSix]

Usually we (LEOs) get dispatched to a man with a gun or shooting call. The beginning of the call for service with the radio traffic from dispatch sets your mind in motion, and you start planning and mentally rehearsing your response as you drive to the scene. This officer detected the threat himself...and had virtually zero time to think about what to do. Awesome work!

[@brushwolf]

LEO here too. Its called scripting and as you said he had absolutely no time to think, only to respond.

[@CainnechK]

U could hear the relief in his voice when his partner told him he got him. He really needed that in the moment

[@saihemebillings2820]

I’m a retired officer and most people have no idea how hard it it what he did. He changed two mindset of being cop friendly talking to kids, hearing gun shots and changing mindsets to being a executioner. In full uniform wearing duty boots, work cargo pants which are heavy, gun belt, and vest which all weighs about 25-30 pds. Running in full gear with a rifle trying to find a shooter with no backup, then identifying the shooter and making clear shots under the amount of adrenaline going through him is on a another level. Just amazing I’m sorry for the families who was shot.

[@MentalLapse09]

What an exemplary officer that man is. He deserves a medal for that.

[@Don-mi6zl]

He did the bare minimum his out of shape I competence would allow.

[@pr0n3]

@@Don-mi6zl LOL, how many troll accounts you make this week?

[@Don-mi6zl]

@@pr0n3 I am sorry you can't address facts or logic. It must be hard for you living in a feelings based fantasy world.

[@TheAnnoyingBoss]

​​@@pr0n3 agree with him. Why is it trolling to talk about cardio? Is anyone who talks about flaws with our police a troll to you? Hes a better cop than others but we gotta be real here, cardio matters

[@restlessyouthproductions]

@@Don-mi6zl I suspect that you're a racist coward, who feels jealousy and anger because a Black American officer is being hailed rightly so as a hero. There's no sensible reason to detract from this officers heroic actions in the manner and way that that you are doing except for the ugly demon that is racism.

[@jimboalogo]

Dude did what he's paid to do. Much better than the cowards in Uvalde. Great job by the officer.

[@carlmayer691]

The Uvalde incident was some cheese log muckety muck chiefy glory go-for holding up the show until he arrived ..pathetic ..

[@Don-mi6zl]

When police do the minimum they should they are celebrates as heros. Unfortunately it is quite rare.

[@Soucka74]

@@Don-mi6zl I disagree sir ! Officers do this and many other things you will never hear of daily to save lives. It is the norm, not the exception. The times we live and the liberal left and their croamies in the news media have vilified them for many years so that you and many others have this attitude toward them. Maybe 3% of Officers are actually doing harm. Just one example is amplified. In the case of Floyyd, he died of a Fentanyl overdose at last reading. The Officer should not have been a cop as he had multiple violations prior but, he paid for his crimes. Unfortunately it gives the entire community the bad publicity that destroys the public trust as evident by your comment.

[@Alienator98]

The people who are willing to run towards these situations are usually not doing it for the paycheck.

[@Don-mi6zl]

@@Alienator98 Clearly not. They would be competent and not obscenely out of shape if they were earning their paycheck. They do it because they want to kill. Usually they kill dogs or people with cell phones in their hands but they still want to kill the occasional person who actually deserves it.

[@alistairs8495]

True hero. Not a second of hesitation. Moving alone, toward an active shooter's gunfire. Not waiting for backup, simply placing himself in danger to finish the fight and save lives. Who could ever say they deserve the protection and safety provided by such a man? God Bless him and the rest of the Allen Police Department. Thanks for making this video, MGA! Your efforts in making quality content and providing hard earned knowledge and insight on real world events are greatly appreciated.

[@RollieFingers59]

From zero to 200mph in an instant. Hero.

[@CalmBeforeTheStorm76]

To me, this is the real life definition of a good man, who did an absolutely fantastic job when put to the ultimate test.

[@DavidWBIII]

This makes me tear up, even as a solider of war, it is heart breaking to see victims on the ground. This is why we need officer's out there, the world is getting crazy and I see it everyday with the druggies, etc. It is not safe out there. Thank you to the officer and what he did.

[@KnifeNinjaEDC]

Makes me really sick there’s people who parrot this ACAB nonsense. And there are so many officers out there like this

[@90whatever]

​@@KnifeNinjaEDCVery true, most cops are good people and live in the community they serve. There are some bastards but they are rare, just very obvious when they are found out in today's environment with all the video. Vast majority are great like this as we also see in videos. Wish we could keep the firearms out of the possession of psychos somehow while not infringing on those who are not prohibited possessor.

[@philonetic321]

You should know that this isn't new. Things got so bad before the turn of the century, people thought that 2000 would be the end of the world. Homicide rates were nearly double in the early to mid 90's. Things are getting better but good people are still getting hurt. Broken windows policing was extremely effective but now we've got people and even legislators calling for the defunding of city departments and for unions to be disbanded. Crazy stuff.

[@thant0s]

Can't imagine what it must do to someone who genuinely gives a damn about people to deny their instinct to immediately render aid and focus on ending a threat in these situations. There were *kids* caught up in this horror.

[@preachers4135]

@@90whateverPsychos and multiple of other mentality I’ll people used to loved and cared for in mental institutions. Then the democrats defunded the institutions releasing the psychos into society where we now have to deal with the problems which the politicians created.

[@NickSpriggs]

Hero status response and outcome. He appears to be stressed and gassed. Huge compliments to this officer to give it his all and risking his life to save others.

[@Don-mi6zl]

He definitely gave the minimum. Despite not caring to give the minimum by staying I shape. Given this cops welfare check is based on his supposed value in correcting people you would think he would at least stay minimally in shape.

[@A7X062388]

@@Don-mi6zl aww look the little spoiled brat criminal hates police.....How does it feel to know everyone hates you? How does it feel to be a coward? How does it feel to know you are worthless?

[@aawells07]

I don't know if you've been in this type of situation (I'm guessing not as not many have) but his heavy breathing is almost entirely due to the explosion of adrenaline flowing through his body. It causes your breathing to become very intensive and can almost make you feel "weak" because everything in your body is feeling the effects of intense adrenaline. Adrenaline comes as a sudden burst and it itself can cause you to feel "gassed".

[@protoman1214]

@@aawells07 thank you! I was in insanely good shape when I was in the Marine Corps, I went sky diving and the adrenaline dump damn near had me passing out well after we landed. I was absolutely exhausted even though I didn’t physically exert myself in any meaningful way but felt like I ran a marathon People making these comments clearly have never had proper adrenaline fueled experiences. It could be that the officer isn’t in the best shape as well, but the effects of adrenaline cannot go understated

[@aawells07]

@@protoman1214 Yes absolutely! And thank you for your service. Big supporter of our military and those who serve.

[@ianadams5348]

This guy is a hero. He showed no hesitation

[@Robert00098]

LEO of 36 years here, now retired. Excellent analysis and commentary, Mike. Thanks

[@andrewkim6037]

My family has been to that outlet mall many times, and those are some really large parking lots. That officer covered the distance on foot very quickly, all things considered. Big respect to that police officer.

[@ogoranumbor2777]

Was awestruck watching how this officer went from instructing kids to superhero mode. This is truly heroic! Thank you officer for your service!

[@jasonbarfield5455]

He wasn’t pacing himself, between adrenaline and conditioning he was spent. He still managed to do the work. Good job.

[@NCrdwlf]

The adrenaline dump is real .

[@levigoldingbjj]

Yeah that parking lot is pretty damn big too

[@thant0s]

Given what he was running past on his way there, I can't possibly criticize him for it. Extremely fortunate he was able to hold it together at the point of contact, so well that he dropped the guy seemingly without return fire from a decent distance.

[@protoman1214]

Nah, I wouldn’t say he was spent. Its the adrenaline that automatically makes you breath heavily because its prepping your body and you need as much oxygen as you can get. Notice how incredible loud he yells, super hard to do that if you are legitimately out of breath

[@dee-taylor]

​@@protoman1214 Your statement is factual. If the sympathetic response triggers to that degree, your heart rate, breathing and sweating will reach sprinting levels in the blink of an eye. It is very difficult to maintain clarity with that level of response.

[@christophercasanova3968]

My wife took care of a kid at the daycare she worked at that saw the shooter get out of his car. Luckily his parent/guardian managed to get out of there safely. This is why I have my wife armed when she’s out either with me or by herself.

[@joeyphillips1181]

Y'all better get trained you see how far the officer had to engage at right? Like 50 yards.. that's not an easy shot to make with a handgun.. gotta practice at all distance's.. I like carrying mid size handguns more than micro compacts because I shoot them at longer distance better than I do with a micro compact.. micro compacts to me are for 20 yards or less

[@wes3527]

@@joeyphillips1181 357sig or 10mm work for me

[@djk91lx28]

I agree 100%. I have finally got my wife to go shooting after 15 years together and trying. I’m proud she finally tried it now she wants to go again. The more people in a family that are trained and proficient the better. Stay safe Sir

[@aharris87]

Great job by that officer. Absolutely great job. Thoughts to the victims and their families, along with the community and state. Everyone needs to train so we can combat evil when it's presented.

[@Don-mi6zl]

He did a mediocre job at best. His lack of minimal fitness cost lives. If you collect a welfare check for the white buffalo event you need to actually defend someone you should dot he minimum and stay in shape.

[@treywaz]

11:03 the emotional ride of that small short feeling of joy knowing you stopped more people from dying and did your job must be insane.

[@MT-pp1dg]

That officer is a HERO!!!! Left a lump in my throat!!!

[@sombra6153]

This officer performed in an outstanding manner!

[@The7thStep]

God bless that hero and our law enforcement officers!

[@Don-mi6zl]

The small fraction who are minimally competent make the resat look far better than they are.

[@gaugeengeron834]

Now that is an Officer that deserves the highest recognition. From interacting with the community to saving it! A HERO! We need more MEN like him in this country and in those uniforms.

[@Don-mi6zl]

Perhaps they should reward him with a gym membership so he could maybe meet the lowest bar of physical fitness an office should have had.

[@equinsuocha2628]

@@Don-mi6zloh Jesus here we go…the armchair quarterbacks are in full swing 🤦‍♂️

[@Don-mi6zl]

@@equinsuocha2628 That's exactly what thai entire KZbin video was. However his analysis was quite skewed. I do appreciate the officer doing the minimum. It is quite a change from some of their typical behavior.

[@Asidebar]

@@Don-mi6zl- you should grow up and not be so dumb with foolish comments

[@Asidebar]

@@Don-mi6zl the Officer eliminated that shooter - that was not a minimum.

[@ThePatriotParadox]

What an exemplary demonstration of what an officer should be, nice, mentoring the community kid's and in a split second goes on a solo mission running towards gunfire to save the day. God bless you Sir. My heart goes out to all the fallen lives and the loved ones. What a great example of a police officer.

[@gephrygeph6480]

That officer did a great job! On his own, he knew he had to take care of business and couldn't wait for the cavalry. Well done! Brass balls!

[@88oaks54]

Thank you my brother i am so proud of you and to our profession..you are a Hero

[@CurtisOnYoutube]

That breathing was what stood out to me. I had to do cpr once and it felt like working through a panic attack lol my breathing was crazy. It feels oddly spiritual like I’m going to not focus on how bad I feel and trust my body will let me keep using my arms as I need them. Hats off to this officer my adrenaline was pumping watching, incredible work man and you saved many more people that day then you will ever know.

[@jra5624]

The emotional fitness of this officer is impressive. There is no telling what exactly he's walking past while actively engaging an armed and dangerous suspect. Going from talking to kids in the parking lot about seat belts to engaging an active mass shooter with a semi-auto rifle is an absolute emotional roller coaster. I feel horrible for the families affected by this, and I truly hope they can find peace. I've been to that mall countless times - but haven't been since this has happened. I'm not sure how it'd feel. This officer showed everything that you'd hope law enforcement is equipped with - both emotionally and with the proper equipment. Stay fit physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Loved the closer look into this, Mike.

[@SilveradoTX]

Agreed. Thankful for this officer, and for the many others like him. Stacy Rd. was part of my commute for years; hadn't been by the mall in a long time. Happened to drive through the area a few days ago and it was sobering. I had planned to be at the mall that day but wound up not going. This one, directly or indirectly, affected many of us in the Collin County area.

[@americantrucker9813]

I can feel that *Wall he hits* the adrenaline and cortisol dump after the run. I’ve seen people comment across the board about him slowing down and it’s apparent they have no idea of the battle there is getting through that wall

[@jardinero9112]

That's a stud right there. A true American hero. Thank you for working through that pucker factor like it wasn't even there. I'd buy you a beer any time.

[@vashmatrix5769]

God bless him & all the families who lost loved ones.

[@devlinfoyston5522]

It's good to see there are still some good cops out there

[@billlindsay2593]

Thank you for a great narration of video. I was visiting my brother at the time of this mall shooting. 5 minutes away from Allen mall. Brave and skilled officer! There was another individual, I think he was ex-military who went back in to mall and sorted injured and dead and stopped bleeding, so as the medical responders arrived it made rescue simpler. He save a few lives that day. Having been in combat he became skilled as a rescuer. Again thanks for your videos and training company here in Utah.

[@MooseSurvivalandTactical]

If you're talking about the guy who did several interviews and stated he was former military and former LEO, DPS determined his story wasn't credible.

[@ADDAmerican]

Officer is an absolute man of men especially for not like beating the shit out of the shooter once he was down… I personally dont think id be able to hold back my anger like he did RESPECT

[@MAB1907]

Mike your incredibly good at explaining how to handle the bad guys, you should be teaching classes at police academy across the country, you have so much talent at these things, all you guys that were in SF should be teaching police officers how to handle this situation !!! Great job for that police officer !!!

[@jk802]

No they shouldn't. SF/.Mil has no relation to Police work. Could they teach Patrol Rifle tactics? Yes. Otherwise SF "handling bad guys" in other nations has nothing to do with how American Police "handles bad guys" that are still U.S. citizens.

[@JamesXcapesNY]

​@@jk802I'd agree with you, however I think SF guys have more restraint/control with use of force. I could be wrong

[@MAB1907]

@@jk802 well I really don’t care who comes to save me or my kids, they already teach them in many cities, what I was saying on KZbin is they could teach the little things and more control. I do understand what your saying, you may know more than me on this stuff…

[@duxdawg]

@@jk802 Shush child. The adults are speaking.

[@duxdawg]

@@MAB1907 Mike and many former SOCOM already do teach civ's and LEO's. Have been for many years.

[@deepc3924]

Top kudos to that officer and all who responded as fast as possible.

[@Im_Old_Gregg]

Absolute stud. He fought through the wild adrenaline dump that hit him and did what had to be done. Thats what a real man does in that situation. Take notes Uvalde.

[@emandejnozka1369]

I am SOOO grateful for LEOs like this man. Thanks, Mike for this . This will do wonders in PR work for otherwise unsung heros.

[@sparksmobilerepair4025]

True hero right there. Can't imagine the stress he was going through during all that and still managed to land rounds on target. Impressive

[@BrownPride2010]

So sad for the civilian, proud of the Officer, he deserved high recognition n promotion!

[@Nick9Three]

Hats off to this officer. Followed his training, listened to his instincts, and stopped the threat as quick as he possibly could alone. My condolences to anybody effected by this senseless tragedy. May you find peace knowing that this man did everything he could to stop the threat and to prevent the further loss of life.

[@Driz777]

My fuckin heart is thumping for this guy wow. Eternal HERO

[@dw7070]

OMG another good cop doing the right thing using his skills and putting his life on the line for others people he didn’t know that’s a hero god bless him and all the LEO on the job 🙏🏼👮‍♀️🇺🇸🙏🏼🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@alecandersen6637]

Thank God for this officer! He saved countless lives this day!

[@FreedomFisher410]

Super dynamic officer! He’s “the good guy with a gun” 🇺🇸👊🏼

[@pittsky]

Thanks officer. Hero. Real hero.

[@Watchandcutgearchannel]

Wow 😯 what a Hero! Props to this police officer… this guy Rocks

[@kingjeff1758]

GREAT JOB OFFICER, now time to heal and teach others

[@rainmetal]

A hero. A motivator.

[@realplatinum]

Job well done. I think credit goes to that 2nd officer as well because he was obviously working his way in as well.

[@space1104]

I see tons of criticisms about the officers fitness all over the place, what people fail to realize is how hard it is to run with 30-50 pounds of gear and a rifle plus adding the communication to other officer/dispatch, taking in information audibly and visually but also controlling your emotions/adrenaline to stay coherent to then get into a gun battle with someone from around 70-100 yards away.

[@westonadams7135]

Add the Texas heat as well..

[@MrSpicabooo]

@@westonadams7135this! Bruh the texas heat is no damn joke, legit texas is hotter than 95% of the rest of the world. Shit will be 95+ in the morning before the sun is even really out.

[@westonadams7135]

@@MrSpicabooo Dallas get humid too, its not the dry heat.

[@glennjoshuamangabat2750]

You also have to think being able aim. Pretty sure if you ran fully and out of breath, it will mess up your aim as well.

[@madmanthepope6448]

It​ was 107 today I think that maybe global warming is real.

[@whiskeyandammo]

This Officer is definitely a hero. He never stopped moving and searching for the suspect or suspects. This officer has received training from somewhere and if it's from Allen PD my hats off to those who provided him with these life saving skills! You've made your brothers and sisters in blue very proud.

[@gavinbest9986]

Good morning Mike from Australia great commentary you explain it so well. Love listening to you. What hero that policeman is it would be great to have more like him saving so many live's. Thank you for showing these it shows us what really happens. Take care.

[@karriemsharief]

The COPS needed this one badly. Too many videos of poorly trained cops are making headlines. His body cams starts off with him mentoring kids! Then the chaos kicks him into action. Great breakdown and salute to the officer.

[@bigfootintexas]

The officer did amazing! Often times what happens on the battlefield is dictated long before the battle, good on the officer for having some solid training under his belt and dispatching that coward. My thoughts and prayers are with the victims and there tribes.

[@joesinegal8167]

Deep Gratitude To This Officer For His Selfless Act Of Bravery! Uvalde PD Needs To Take Notice And Learn From This Officer's Tactics And Bravery! Job Well Done Sir! Condolences To Those Who Were Effected By This Horrific Tragedy As Well As Their Families! God Bless You All! 🙏✝️🙏

[@jeffcoleman9196]

Thank you, Mike, for these "reacts" videos. This is valuable information and a great way to applaud these heroes by helping us regular folks understand exactly what we're seeing in these worst-case situations.

[@kylesteelman6010]

Great work to the officer. Condolences to all the families that lost loved ones. 👏 Keep the peace, eliminate the threat!

[@84jdgregory]

I've watched this video half a dozen times by now. This officer is the best that humanity has to offer. I hope that mentally he's okay after taking a life.

[@Bataleon2320]

Shoutout to the men and woman who put their lives on the line every day for us.

[@johnmacri7440]

This guy is incredible. I hope He gets the recognition he deserves. Well done hero

[@Don-mi6zl]

He did the minimum.

[@kennywise237]

@@Don-mi6zl And the last shooting you were involved in was when?

[@Don-mi6zl]

@@kennywise237 Despite not being vastly over compensated to provide this minimal service I carry and am not so obscenely out of shape that I would be sucking wind briskly walking toward a shooter. Btw & the only reason these victims were so easily picked off by the shooter is police like this gleefully enforce gun free zones set up by leftists like this mall management. I truly do appreciate this cop doing the minimum as it far more than the welfare class in blue has demonstrated in the past. I do appreciate your straw man argument and hope you rely on the police to protect you. You could be useful to society when that plan comes to it's foreseeable end.

[@cuppa_joe]

@@Don-mi6zl Sure, you may say that the cop is doing the bare minimum because protecting and serving comes with the job description but that bare minimum is still a difficult task. And people doing difficult and dangerous tasks that most people wouldn't otherwise want to do should be commended and rewarded.

[@Don-mi6zl]

@@cuppa_joe Have to disagree. An average concealed carrier would have done better than the out of shape welfare recipient in blue costume had it not been for the leftists who run the mall barring their presence. Police have a job that takes no competence, minimal training and is about 1/3 as deadly as a garbage man's. They get celebrated when they do the minimum like this officer and have no consequences when they keep out medics as children bleed out like the recently acquitted model officer Broward coward.

[@cuppa_joe]

Absolutely courageous. He did it alone too with no backup. Definitely a hero.

[@hotbug597]

Spot on sir. Excellent evaluation. Yes, the officer did his job in an exemplary fashion. (I'm a 45 year law enforcement veteran.) This is why we train so hard and so often. Thank you for your service Mike, but more importantly thank you for sharing your valuable skills and knowledge with others.

[@andreb2019]

Great breakdown. This video literally made it hit home how insane a police officers job is. That officer is a certified badass and did his job like a professional.

[@justafarmhand]

I'm glad you covered this. It deserves so much more attention than it has been given.

[@guspachio4977]

That dude, officer, is one courageous hero!

[@chitterlingsrtasty]

God bless this officer and big thanks for his skill and courage. This again shows that despite the quality of the officer, we citizens can rely only on ourselves when the threat is imminent.

[@capebuffalo02]

Great job from this officer, a real hero.

[@crazy4dariver]

One of my Officer Involved lastest 43 seconds. It seemed like an hour. I went into complete tunnel vision but was completely aware of my backstop. I was better than he was. He was armed with a stainless mini 14. I tapped him head because he still shooting my car. He wont make that mistake again

[@tripletrash]

Super hero is a good way to describe this man. I'm so glad he didn't act a coward like too many others

[@CoachMitchell-d7t]

Great work from this officer putting training into instant action. From mentoring kids to navigating through child casualties and taking down a hostile threat… To the officer, You did as good a job as could be done. Find serenity in that, and I know it’s tough to have to see those casualties. You saved many! Prayers to the fallen and their families.

[@helio68]

He saved their lives by telling them to wear their seat belts to actively saving their lives by laying down love ❤️

[@gmenendez9569]

Thank you for this video commentary. As an SRO I know physical fitness is critical but more critical is how we handle breathing and the adrenaline since this is not a typical scenario as it is in battle. I’ll take the time to celebrate our brave men in the known and unknown theaters of war. We applaud you!

[@paolee2730]

Give this officer the life savings medal he deserves. What a super hero!

[@birdsoup777]

Thank you. Without patriots like you, Without Voices like yours, We will never get our Country's Foundation and Potential back. You give me hope and motivation.

[@Deraldgjr]

I love the critiques, Mike. You aren't putting the officer down, just showing important changes that could have been done and why. There are plenty of gun-carrying civilians and officers who watch this channel who haven't been in this situation yet. This provides helpful knowledge and guidance on how to train and react to a mass shooter crisis.

[@brenton9492]

More of these shooting breakdowns. Amazing breakdown from Mike! And hats off to that officer. A true hero in the face of uncertainty and death. God bless you both!

[@Asidebar]

Officer did an excellent job on eliminating that threat!

[@Edgecrusher_]

Awesome that you got Police Activity a shoutout. I've watch them religiously for years now so its cool to see you give them your platform's audience too. Great video and even greater officer.

[@dabda8510]

That channel was likely suppressed for years. Just personal observation.

[@Tex_I_Can]

This man is a hero! Best I can tell he moved almost a half mile and then made those hits at about 60 yards.

[@Youareanexperiment]

This event was bizarre. There’s more to this that we are not being told. Definitely why I always carry now.. great job of the cop.

[@chiefmarkkelly7512]

He definitely taking up the task not waiting for backup. A good point about the citizen he across, something everyone that carries should remember so they don’t get flagged as the shooter . Thanks Mike

[@donnaholmes2496]

Thank you, Mike for making this available on youtube. May God be with you and your family.

[@hb2sami]

Such a great action from this officer. Thank you for the reaction.

[@AlbertAguilera22]

Not all heroes wear capes! One second he is being a role model to kids and the next second he is clocking in and going to work! Consider the amount of running and walking he had to do just to be able to acquire his target, all the while his adrenaline is dumping into his body, and then he still manages to get shots on target at 50 + yards and take him out is just incredible. They better name a street after this LEO!

[@taylortevebaugh5146]

Kudos to this officer for his dedication and quick response. Good job.

[@ymat5306]

Way to down that perp!!!! Brother you are excellent and amazing from calm seat belt conversation to life saving actions!!

[@derekhoyle5371]

We need more people like this. I hope he doesn’t get demonized for doing the right thing.

[@joshuachristofferson9227]

Watching this makes me feel like the 2nd Biggest Danger (1st being the Mass Shooter oc) is Being Armed & trying to focus on the Shooter when a Cop comes up & mistakes me for The Mass Shooter cuz I'm Armed & Fog of War, etc.

[@kudzukid12]

I agree it’s sketchy as hell and I hope I never encounter anything like this. But as an armed citizen with good morals I think and hope I would be compelled to try and stop the threat asap and would just have to hope the responding officer/s was squared away.

[@Don-mi6zl]

Police would be far prefer killing an innocent to putting their life at any risk.

[@peteperkins3859]

Although 8 were lost. This officer was outstanding.

[@CJK78]

Man! A lot of running & just kept going. Well done!

[@EnterTheFenix]

He ran for 30 seconds max, and only about 5-10 of that was at a full run...and he was smoked. That aint a lot of running. This guy needs some PT Full credit to him for the job he did though while maxed out and breathing hard. He kept his head in the game

[@rjbfreelander2]

Can not imagine the stress of that situation. Well done to the officer.

[@chriskirk2780]

Great job to this officer! Very thankful for our people in blue!

[@semperfortisjiujitsu]

Glad the officer was on scene and able to react boldly to stop the shooter.