Officers Find Woman who Ran Away from a Group Home

Officers Find Woman who Ran Away from a Group Home
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[@SlippyJNSN]

Could this have been handled any better? No. This was perfect.

[@MathewWeaver73]

Absolutely not, what a great officer

[@hawksburyrider7616]

I agree.

[@themetalchica]

Flawless. He needs to be teaching courses around the country on handling the mentally ill.

[@jeffstorm]

Y'all made my day, God Bless and watch over our special children and the LEO's who watch over us!

[@jpepper6309]

What an amazing caring officer,! All she needed was to be reassured,

[@cayladaniels1583]

The officer was so gentle with her, he should train others on how to handle someone with disabilities. Thank you officer

[@Proverbspsalms]

She also had no warrants and no weapons 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@ItsSkeletor]

@@Proverbspsalms pardon me by asking, but what does that have to do with a single thing in this video

[@Proverbspsalms]

@@ItsSkeletor 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄. Bye

[@amberroberts3031]

Also easier when u know they're disabled. When in a scary situation not knowing if they're just not listening have to protect the situation can't assume everyone is autistic. Wish it was easier to tell someone had autism honestly.

[@ItsSkeletor]

@@Proverbspsalms I asked a simple question, figures you wouldn’t have an answer

[@Clevermoreunicorn]

I’m going to guess that girl runs away simply so she can hang out with officer friendly.

[@missmissy_90]

Really love this comment. 😀

[@happycheese5135]

Sounds like YA romance novel

[@lrowerowe7207]

Or maybe she ran away because group homes suck.

[@missmissy_90]

@The One And Only!!! Yeah, I'm sure you're right. She looked terrified to go back. 🤦🏼‍♀️ Or maybe it's those soft pesky feefees of mine, being a woman and all. 🤗

[@bzleo2003]

Lol! 💜

[@askmeificare336]

Whoever is married to this man is one lucky woman! This is FANTASTIC!

[@nichollsalazar6413]

Right, if he has any kids he must be a good daddy too.❤️

[@LordRothschild666]

LGBTQMatters

[@lilmczz6501]

I would of ran away too

[@dominiquexo4772]

🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@vivianpham9675]

@@dominiquexo4772 .

[@katylou3045]

He stayed calm and non threatening. He was very sweet with her and seemed to change her mood.

[@martharobinson4072]

Yea, but she was not a bad guy , every stop is different

[@TAKIZAWAYAMASHITA]

@@martharobinson4072 Very true but i get why that comment was made, we have seen situations where officers dealing with someone who's mentally ill, vulnerable or unstable, engage them with hostility which makes that subject fearful which ends up in a lawsuit or a death at the end of it. The way this officer handled this situation is how everyone officer should deal with someone in that state unless they prove to be a threat. People in those situations are not thinking clearly or rational like you , so you have to handle them with kid gloves, a little bit of understanding can go a long way to walking someone back from the brink of whatever it is

[@Zzz2x]

all cops should try this

[@elainep1772]

She knew him as well!

[@Proverbspsalms]

Well they usually do when you don’t act like an idiot or when they know you’re not a threat.

[@Jane-West]

It warms my heart to see her trusting him, when she is so vulnerable. Thank you to all police officers who care for and protect us everyday!

[@mamacline33]

Tearing up ..so sweet I have a son with autism and how he handle her was so cool. 💙💜

[@italianmamma1414]

My daughter is autistic and I had the same response 💙💙

[@nikki5674]

I have worked with individuals with autism it just take patience and compassion to be able to get them to trust and respect you. This cop is a wonderful human being God bless him and protect this man.

[@iamthetinkerman]

Why are women so emotional

[@sbss924]

I wonder if he has a special need person in his life, he should be a trainer. He was amazing.

[@dominiquexo4772]

🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@itsjustmeflo8684]

I was wonder the same thing. Like, are they sure she should be in a group home?

[@JoJo-dv1rz]

@@dominiquexo4772 What?

[@thelionofjudah.8646]

@@dominiquexo4772Are you okay?

[@JessicaRodriguez-zy5gz]

You shouldn’t need a trainer on how to treat a person

[@greygray6230]

This was great. What great officers! This could not have gone better, I’m glad it ended with everyone smiling ☺️

[@greygray6230]

@Trance how was it sad? (Everyone agrees that it was a great ending) hopefully you’re not trolling and wasting time

[@yayger825]

No, cops don't care about anybody they would throw an innocent man in jail it's all about money and power to them.

[@jamesdukes1869]

@@yayger825 no cops do care its the government and court system who doesn't care about anyone blame them not the cops

[@lilacscentedfushias1852]

@@jamesdukes1869 I have a friend who’s a police officer here in the uk. If he didn’t care he could find a far easier job. But he does & on the whole lives his job, being puked on by a very drunk man last week wasn’t the highlight of the job 😂 I’d have been puking back on the man if it was me 🤣🤢 not good with puke 🤢

[@GiuseppeSimonetti]

This is exactly how a police officer should conduct him self.

[@Beezlie727]

Yup! You know why he acted the way he did? Because she acted the way she did! An abundance of mutual respect wins every time! Pinky promise! 👍

[@GiuseppeSimonetti]

@@Beezlie727 Well I live in a hood and the cops here show you respect if you show them respect. You get caught with a little weed before it was legal they'd have you throw it out the window and let you go.

[@kc4208]

Well he was dealing with a vulnerable person, not a criminal. I would hope he does not treat all the ppl he deals with in this manner. This is how normal ppl deal with a young vulnerable person .... We need cops who can deal with the ppl we are not equipped to deal with, ie the actual criminals. I do not doubt u understand this. I am just clarifying in case it isnt already clear.

[@Realfrenchie]

A police officer learn a lot of things at the academy but nothing can compare to real life experiences. I love the way that officer make contact with her, she's a sweet girl who live in her own world.

[@bigben1302]

@The One And Only!!! Make up stuff and post it as fact. Sounds legit.

[@mustafa-cx2fg]

@@bigben1302 She seemed lucid enough to make her own decision. And there must be a reason why she decided to run away from that facility and the cop should've at least investigated that.

[@bigben1302]

@@mustafa-cx2fg There wasn't enough to warrant an investigation. Our runaway didn't give statement of clear wrongdoing by caretakers and based on interactions seemed to have the mentality of a child, a child that had an argument with someone over her and ran away as a result. The young woman seemed free of fear, clean, and had no obvious signs of physical or mental trauma. I'll admit, it might have been worth the responding officer asking her a few questions, but she didn't give an abused, fearful vibe. I really don't think she would have tripped any officers instincts and a patrol officer doesn't have the ability to invest into a random investigation willy-nilly, especially without outside indicators. Admittedly this is just my take on it based on modern requirments, but with resources for all departments stretched thin you can't pour unwarranted time into something that isn't clearly justified. All patrol officers nowadays have to be extremely time conscious if they're to meet their community's service needs. Lol, sorry for the overlong explanation. 😆Cheers. 👍

[@turkey4957]

@The One And Only!!!You're absolutely correct, this isn't a happy ending its sad.

[@nbanba7531]

Or let her wander the street when she can’t take care of her self... how long you think she makes it?

[@BurgundyMist22]

Who is that officer, we need more like him all over...

[@urowtanmw3247]

I just]t posted that before seeing ur comment. He is few and far in between.💦

[@YonUndone3064]

ALL OVERRRRRR!

[@MrRufusjax]

In Columbus nearly all are like him.

[@joey6451]

@@MrRufusjax police brutality free!!!!!😀😁😀😁

[@EnjoyingLifeMelanie]

Cop: You going to be nice? Woman: (shrugs) I don't know. Cop: No. Say "Yes." Woman: (laughs) Yes. Cop: Okay. Then gets a pinky promise from her before he leaves. That is one cool cop. Very impressive.

[@jv-sc1fs]

So sweet

[@lianasoares8052]

melanie sherman, you got to keep slow people on a leash. *Troll face.*

[@EnjoyingLifeMelanie]

@@jv-sc1fs Very sweet. They seem to like each other. Friends.

[@nastarandovar4223]

"I found the sweetheart, she is all buckled down and we are coming home!"

[@gabriellebraswell3306]

Truly wonderful people 💙

[@lianasoares8052]

Nastaran Dovar, you got to keep slow people on a leash. *Troll face.*

[@nastarandovar4223]

@@lianasoares8052 what...? Are you okay? Seems like you're insulting the lady in the video.

[@lianasoares8052]

@@nastarandovar4223, she *escaped* a group home. Slow people need to be *watched.*

[@nastarandovar4223]

@@lianasoares8052 stop insulting people and randomly reply the same comment to others. You're the only slow one of you're not catching up with being politically and mentally correct.

[@KekuTheLaughing]

As someone who grew up in group homes all my life this is exactly how police should be dealing with our vulnerable youth. Gg man.

[@carolynjoy4236]

Wishing you the best 🙌 @ShaxxDaddy

[@sharong8511]

@@carolynjoy4236 Joy is correct! I love reading comments like yours, spreading joy and blessings to others instead of being nasty and unpleasant. To ShaxxDaddy, I hope you have a blessed day. With Love 💕

[@rollercoastercentral0808]

If I was in a group home I would run away simply as I want to be alone and independent

[@bellalyles7975]

For real😂😂 I didn’t even get a police response when I ran. I don’t think they called anyone. I was on a bench alone bc the “friend” who helped me left me there in the middle of the night and I was cold and I called the cops on myself 😂😂😂 THEY DIDN’T EVEN KNOW I WAS MISSING 😂😂

[@jackesioto]

Except she isn't really a youth.

[@diamondhall3615]

Great Policing! He wasn't aggressive he literally made her feel comfortable enough she got in without fight. Love to see this!

[@romana0162]

He sounded like a dad someone who is familiar with the young girl, who cares for her safety. I enjoyed that. Handled it very professionally. Thanks for showing this type of video a very different one that we don’t regularly get to see.

[@5thdimension625]

@Ashton Heston she’s impaired and is very childlike. Lease show some empathy for those less fortunate than you. When you’re my age, 20 is young. My guess is you’re young too.

[@voodooillusion7219]

@@5thdimension625 I dont even have to say anything to that fool well said. Dont think many people understand that they can be 40 but have a mind of a 8 year old. But you see the true weak and the biggest cowards will make fun and criticize them. Good on you for calling them out

[@iwuvpiesgaming9164]

@Ashton Heston 20 is young tf?? not a toddler but is very young.

[@peace.404]

I’m glad the officer was friendly and put on his dad hat.

[@madmike8325]

Sounded like a good cop we need more cops to maintain a level of dignity and respect like this gentleman

[@nohandleforme....]

Most cops are exactly like this guy, but the media does not want you to see them.

[@YouWillNeverFillMyShoes]

They are everywhere!

[@greygray6230]

@@nohandleforme.... yup. Overwhelmingly most officers are like this. But obviously only the bad make the news

[@Emevol37]

This was an easy and pleasant job for these police officers. This little lady was so sweet and not your average disrespectful thug and criminal. Thank God for the officers.

[@tracyk.5200]

@@Emevol37 yupp. Ur very right.. She disnt give the officer a hard time at all. Like wat normally happens nd then people call police brutality... The officers have to deal with a lot if BS nd then when they finally put their foot down theyre the bad guys.. Smh

[@1974shannon]

I love this officer. He clearly had been around other people with disabilities and if not his patience was. Awesome!!!!

[@missmissy_90]

It was all touching but my FAVORITE part was when the officer not only complemented her braids to her but also pointed them out to his fellow officer. Every female loves a complement, especially from someone who says it so lovingly. She might have been mad and left but was brought home smiling and I am smiling too. Thank you once again. ❤❤

[@amandawarner2882]

❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻

[@mrsj1417]

"Every female loves a compliment" - it's 2021, not 1971. Where have you been?

[@missmissy_90]

@@mrsj1417 🤦🏼‍♀️ Here in 71. Ok mrsj, how is this? Everyone Loves a compliment.✌🏻😀💕

[@bzleo2003]

I mean, they were cute :).

[@IVant2BAlone]

@@mrsj1417 In the real world.

[@femmebrulee5053]

The group home needs better security measures if the girl is getting out all the time. She could get hit by a car or picked up by some pervert.

[@Thilindel]

You cannot legally keep them there, honestly. They have to be chaperoned usually by a SLA or DSP, state Agent, et cetera, per the Medicaid Waiver program.

[@sons_of_god1306]

In some situations years ago they would put them in a state mental hospital but now those are closed. The staff can not hold her down to keep her home. You can’t lock them in a home as it’s unsafe say for fire and it’s illegal. Some companies allow a staff to follow the client until say cops arrive. Sometimes staff are only allowed to call for help but not follow. Varies depending on companies protocol. Sometimes they get 1 on 1 staff too and that person can follow them to help insure safety even if from a distance.

[@isabellavillanueva4639]

It’s illegal to keep them there

[@Triggadan]

@@sons_of_god1306 I agree with everything except the part about being in a locked house. I work in a group home setting and all doors leading outside lock. A resident must push the bar to open the door which sounds an alarm for 30 seconds then unlocks it. And you can’t legally just hold them down, it must be a state approved restraint with two staff

[@sons_of_god1306]

@@Triggadan restraints in this situation would not be protocol is what I meant. Restraints would be used more if she posed a threat to herself or others and walking out the door isn’t hurting anyone unless she’s standing in the middle of a highway in rush hour traffic and yes you have to be trained to use restraints. I’m not sure how many have to be present to use restraints as years ago one person alone could do so. Maybe if you are talking about hold techniques vs an actual strap of some sort to hold them down is probably where the differences is on this.

[@jacquibossier9808]

Such a good video the officers where so good with this woman makes me happy.

[@jv-sc1fs]

Facts god is good I pray she has better days

[@jacquibossier9808]

@@jv-sc1fs I agree

[@chenellebeautytv]

I wish they would get more to the root of why some of these kids running away 😔. She mentioned something along the lines as somebody bothering her again. Some of those group homes are horrible.

[@user-pe2yx9kt4e]

Yeah I have a feeling there was a reason... I’ve heard bad things. Don’t some kids disappear from there? My friend’s brother went to one and I always felt bad

[@Mandy7D7]

That was all on my mind when watching this. I was waiting and hoping he would ask her why she left. Abuse in group and foster homes (even tho there are amazing foster families out there) is much, much too high and every case is devoid of enough time and attention to keep kids safe.

[@michellecallahan9496]

She's not a child.

[@HalJordan0]

Imagine living in a place where your every move is watched and dictated for you. You’re told what to eat and when to eat it, what to wear, what you can own, who you can interact with, whether you can work and where you work. You have to get permission to go anywhere, and the answer is often “no”. You’re treated like a child, assumed to be intrinsically incompetent. You don’t just have a curfew, you have a bedtime. And if you punch the wall or something, then it’s likely that 5 staff members will pile on top of you and pin you to the floor where you may or may not survive being suffocated when someone sits on your chest. Or they may call the police to pepper spray you. Or shoot you. Yeah, all of that has happened to group home residents. Oh and by the way, take these 6 major antipsychotic medications, yes we know you’re not psychotic, we just want to keep you nice and docile and tranquilized. You feel like a zombie? Too bad. Try to complain and who will the authorities believe? The crazy mental patient? Or the long suffering staff who can assure everyone you’re just being manipulative. To me it’s completely understandable why this woman ran away from the group home as group homes tend to be mini-institutions. When you live in one, you don’t get to live your own life, you don’t get to make your own decisions, you’re absolutely at the mercy of people who say they’re “helping” you but are actually treating you like a 5 year old child who’s no longer cute enough to care about much. Is it any wonder she hates living there? Most people, living in most group homes, hate living there as there’s usually this fundamental power difference between the residents and the staff. The people sent there are sent there for simply existing, not because they committed a crime or something, but the way they get treated by the staff, to them it’s like being sentenced to life in prison with no possibility of parole

[@stovepipe1015]

That Officer is a real humanitarian, the girl was nice too.

[@gravestone93]

Protect All Special Needs Persons! 💪🏾 Great Job

[@crapotin59]

This is a normal police citizen's mission. As it should be all over the world.

[@bobobandy9382]

What a pleasant place we'd be in if this was all the cops had to deal with.

[@ccgb92]

A lot more dead cops, as the bad guys would trample over these officers who are too nice.

[@AllaboutDarlineRomulus]

I agreed 💯

[@roshelledavis508]

He's a wonderful police officer so kind and respectful we need more like him

[@MrsEJV]

I’d make a trip to Ohio if someone would speak to me that nicely! “Hi Sweetheart “. I melted. That encounter was perfection.

[@melissagray8138]

This is what a hero looks like. This is why we need to respect and support our law enforcement and stop vilifying them. He was so sweet and handled the situation perfectly. God bless this officer and all the men and women who protect our communities!

[@hawksburyrider7616]

Check out the thousands of videos of your heros assaulting people.

[@RobbyTripp]

@@hawksburyrider7616 stereotypes are ok as long as they fit your agenda huh.

[@hawksburyrider7616]

@@RobbyTripp My agenda is to be treated fairly and humanely by the government. Not special rights or privileged. So, yes I have an agenda. Open your eyes people.

[@missmissy_90]

@@hawksburyrider7616 So what is your solution? We know your agenda but telling us to open our eyes or WHAT exactly?

[@cornpopsgirl330]

@@hawksburyrider7616 check out the thousands of videos of them helping people who are not disrespectful idiots.

[@hollyivins1668]

He is a true loving person im praying for her and him Jesus loves them and need more officers like him God bless

[@Proverbspsalms]

They are out there. You’ll just not see much of it because it doesn’t fit the narrative

[@kaylarose1992]

Such a sweet interaction between the officer and woman !!!!

[@rasheeda1303]

I Thought so too 😊

[@dangeliquedobbs6518]

She got plenty of sense. "They making me mad". That's why she got the hell on... We all do that. Just leave for a minute..

[@aepet22]

That is how you help someone! Should be shown around the country, this officer is amazing 💯 spread the love

[@Make-Asylums-Great-Again]

The majority of officers are amazing like the one in this video. The media will only report on the bad apples and ignore interactions like the one covered here.

[@user-hd2go2pn5j]

Nothing worse then growing up in group homes.

[@ZeekyBee]

This is what really makes me want to be a cop I wish everyone saw this side of law enforcement. I hope to be able to handle situations as good as this officer someday but for now, I’m still 17 lol.

[@missmissy_90]

Zeek, You sound older then 17. If this is what you want from life then please live your life accordingly. You must put yourself first in every situation. Even if your with a really tight friend, if friend decides to do something to clear out. No misdemeanors. The hardest thing for me at your age was not to drink but that's what you must do. A career in law enforcement is not what people want to do right now. They are getting the shit end of the stick. That means for people that do go into the academy you might just end up advancing further and quicker then in the past. I love your comment and hope you get your wish if it stays the same. Goodluck and take care. 💯👍🏻💯💕✌🏻💯💰💯

[@2manyscars]

im 17 too lol

[@hoperesnick1453]

You will be an outstanding police officer!

[@generalohu7782]

Zeek if you become a cop don’t become corrupt. Stay righteous and carry out the law as it’s supposed to be 👍 Good luck!

[@livyann2143]

Please be a cop! The world needs more cops like this! Im not an ACAB person, but I do recognize serious issues with the policing in america. Half of all people killed by police have disabilities. Just you understanding that people with disabilities need a certain way of being handled makes you a great canidate. Cops just need to learn to 1. recognize disabilities and 2. how to approach those with different disabilities. As someone with disabilities dealing with police is extremely stressful. For instance I just cant jump out of the car- im a wheelchair user. If i am ordered out of the car Im going to have to throw myself out of the car and onto the ground just to avoid being shot. Arguing with police does not end well. Im also hearing impaired so my "non-compliance" is more likely me not being able to HEAR the directions. I also have autism so my reactions to things might not be normal. Both my parents who are deaf have always been terrified of the police. Too many good deaf folk are killed because officers arent trained to deal with that situation. Lots of deaf people have stickers on their cars and papers on their dash trying to tell any law enforcement that they ARE DEAF and not to shoot. You also cant use sign language while handcuffed. They physically take our voices away. Its sad that I and many others with disabilites are scared of the people meant to protect us. I wont get into race, I think we all have heard about that. Most people just havent heard of the injustice to the disabled. Weve had to call the cops ourselves due to a literal stabbing in our neighborhood and even that was incredibly stressful. So please follow your dreams and help change law enforcement, even if its just you 💚

[@llisamichele]

Now these 2 Officers make a difference in lives. The compassion they showed was just exemplary !

[@i_shutter_to_think5233]

Bless her & this officer. It's clips like this that need to be played often. Officers are human beings & they have feelings & a beating heart like everyone else who generally got into that line of work because they want to help other people. 💗 Thank you

[@franniegibson249]

This Officer did an amazing job. Very compassionate and understanding. His demeanor wasn't intimidating at all. We need more Officers like him.

[@annolsen9837]

Thank you sir for your outstanding kindness.It should be a prerequisite for the difficult job you do,much appreciated

[@PureBeauty511]

"You gonna be nice?" "I dunno." "No, say yes." "Hehe ya." cx

[@kevinr.3542]

Columbus police needs to start training other departments. The officers in these videos need to show their ways to others, put them in charge of a program.

[@Dana-mb2hk]

TRUTH 🚨🚨🚨the AVOYELLES PARISH POLICE 👮🏻‍♂️ need to be trained by these ppl !!! Y’all are what cops should be like !! Other police officers around the world 🌎 can learn a lot from Columbus police!!! Love you guys keep up the good work !

[@hawksburyrider7616]

These are the bodycam they are releasing. Let's see the ones they dont. I have had a couple interactions with the Columbus Police. They are as tyrannical as all the other departments typical of western societies.

[@victorialawson7551]

@@hawksburyrider7616 🙄OMG … they can’t win. The tyranny is that of hearsay over evidence; anecdote over

[@ffjsb]

@@hawksburyrider7616 Maybe you should look at yourself in the mirror. Sounds like YOU'RE the problem.

[@hawksburyrider7616]

@@victorialawson7551 I am just saying what I see. If you dont agree with me I'm not hating on you, but exercise your rights with government and see.

[@cheyennemillovitsch8751]

I love the police officer’s reaction towards her. he was so patient & sweet.

[@kunobuje542]

That officer was the best.. Salute from Denmark 🇩🇰

[@izzsweeney2521]

I’m neurodiverse and have a string of mental illnesses. The law scares me because I don’t “look” like there’s anything “wrong” with me. I nearly cried watching this. His attitude is the difference between a happy healthy safe girl & a potentially traumatic meltdown/sensory overload that would hurt for days. God bless this officer.

[@donna-donna]

Exactly!! ❤

[@HaleiwaGirl808]

Incredible officer ❤️Thank you for being so kind to her

[@kenyacoppin1535]

The music playing in the squad car is so lovely. I love this interaction. Restores my faith in humanity.

[@danejurus69]

Well isn't she precious.

[@Pynkfoxx_]

And too adorable making my heart hurt🥰🥺

[@Puffthemagicgecko]

Very good interaction. I love how nice and gently he was with her. That is how you police.

[@jnelsoninjax]

That whole interaction, less than 10 mins, hopefully, will make a positive impact on the young lady's life, and she will think twice before running away. The officer's demeanor and the way he interacted with her was so good! His complimenting her hair, and then when they got back to the home, telling her to show his partner her hair coloring, that was such a good interaction!

[@98pooky]

Outstanding police officer right here! Thank you so very much for your level of professionalism, support and compassion! ❤️

[@king0cans]

Sad that mental health is out of control. This officer is a true gentleman and hero. Thank you!

[@JDOGFTW]

Guys don't get the benefit of doubt though. We are we are. mentally ill!

[@TheNoonie50]

Unfortunately, these sweet videos don't make the news as much. Thank you to all the good police officers and their tireless work that keep people safe.

[@river8760]

Thank you for treating her with so much respect and compassion. I worked in mental health and every individual I worked with told me that all they ever want is to be heard, and treated with respect and care/compassion, not like they are scary or awful. Meds are challenging to live with too, they have tons of side effects that cause people to stop them, the abrupt stopping of them can cause a lot of issues. It’s a huge catch 22. This would be an excellent training video or even better have in person training by this officer on how to handle this situation correctly.

[@ricardomassey973]

Excellent work on behalf of the officers!!! This video should be shown during the academy to recruits, to show a good example of community policing.

[@ThelifeandtimesofBarneyTaylor]

Most cops are good people

[@hawksburyrider7616]

@@Runyc-bi1qf Hahahahahah. We have a comedian in the house.

[@hawksburyrider7616]

@Christopher Jacobs They would only call out a bad cop once. Then all the other "good" cops would get him out.

[@larrygro]

@Christopher Jacobs yes I have, several times, and there is proof on here. Perhaps you should look

[@Eric12886]

@@hawksburyrider7616 nah that's not how it works they have a gang like mentality and protect each other

[@SpitFactsAndThenDontReply]

@@AnnA-jd4xm plenty of cops getting arrested, sheriff's getting arrested, fbi agents investigating department's etc all here on KZbin. People are just lazy or in denial and rather stick with their hater attitude. Most young people were raised to just hate on everything, celebrate degenerate lifestyles, romanticize mental disorders as personal traits etc etc cops are icky the military is icky screw being civilized and working hard. Let's pop xannies, tattoo our face, and destroy capitalism all in the name of social justice and anarchy! Pretty much the jist of their brain capacity.

[@babygirl1291]

My kind of people!!! Very nice,respectful caring ,understanding, having a good heart 💝💝💝💝💝

[@theoneonlymichelle3.082]

This melted my heart truly. I use to work with adults with mental health issues and many with intellectual disabilities and I really loved it and miss it. As I’m permanently disabled. It’s very rewarding job. Thank you to you and your fellow officers for treating those with mental health with love and kindness and compassion bc it’s what they truly need. Especially in the world we live in when they get so much hate and they aren’t understood by many. 💜

[@ijustdidahugeshit]

I am a qualified lesbian too

[@taylors5981]

This happens more often than people think it's just that people don't see it because it's not filmed. There are quite a few good cops out there.

[@emilycarter6810]

Being someone that use to be a run away from a group home this makes me happy how the officer responded. Sometimes all they need is a person to talk to

[@carolynjoy4236]

Wishing you well! 💝

[@jessicaaudate]

Imma need that group home to get it together. Not her first time!

[@sons_of_god1306]

@@jessicaaudate you have no right slandering the workers when you have no idea what the situation is.

[@jessicaaudate]

@@sons_of_god1306 I've been in that situation. Trust.

[@lilz7963]

Yae This don't at a group home because I live in one

[@barbarafarmer8092]

WONDERFUL...kindness really works. Fear and yelling doesn't.

[@yoitsfrankie5673]

I love this channel. You have so much patience with everyone and I respect that so much. May God always watch after you 🙏🏼

[@thankyouforincorrectingme]

Officer: You gonna be nice? Young Lady: I don’t know? Officer: *Chuckles* No, you say “yes”. What a sweet girl & wonderful officers. This man is a treasure. Genuinely. Wish we had more humans like him.

[@mikebender8521]

Thank you for putting a smile on my face so early this morning.

[@zhac1103]

As someone whose manger and worked in group homes/day programs this video made me very happy. This officer handled things just as I would with my guys.

[@greeneyes92061]

This is making me tear up…..🥲. This officer deserves a special award or commendation. He clearly has established a rapport with this sweet girl. 💜

[@bodhiswayze1892]

Aww, this is so wholesome. Why can’t all Law Enforcement encounters be like this?

[@1Seleeta]

RIGHT!?!?!

[@SimpleOne22]

Awww, he was so sweet to her and she is adorable. Thanks for all y’all do. God Bless everyone who reads this 🙏🏻❤️❤️🙏🏻 May God watch all of our officers. This officer is so kind!!

[@bzleo2003]

I love that this department puts these videos up. It balances the bad news we often hear.

[@jeffro8373]

It's great to see these interactions, those Officers go above and beyond!! Much love and respect for our CPD !!!

[@quirkya909]

The US could definitely use A LOT more officers like this one! Great Job with handling this situation ♥️🙌🏻

[@Die-CastMetal]

The only lives that truly matter are those who respect the lives of others

[@christianmcleod3614]

Someone finally understands

[@AnodyneHipsterInfluencer]

100,000%

[@winstonwolfe7197]

Well said 🙌

[@TyyeahBStoo]

Amen💯

[@carsincoxx9947]

At the end of the day no lives matter in 80 years r names will be forgotten

[@taintedbuddha]

These are the type of cop's I respect. God bless law enforcement like this man.

[@leeweesquee]

You guys really humanize the badge. There's an Aussie saying in this situation.... Cops are Tops.

[@k9aussie898]

As an Aussie-um okay mate

[@leeweesquee]

Nah, yeah

[@leeweesquee]

Stay safe, mate

[@k9aussie898]

@@leeweesquee oh shit I should have read your comment again, I realised what you really meant, damn. I thought you were being rude, I must be blind lol.

[@leeweesquee]

@@k9aussie898 no wakkas

[@Brandon84J]

I sincerely hope the officer knows how much of a kind heart he has

[@beverlyproudfoot583]

#Back the blue. This officer must be a great Dad.💙🙏

[@sisharrington]

I worked in adult services for almost a year and it was quite an experience, it takes a special kind of skills to work with people who have I.D and/or mental illness which unfortunately many do not have, I ended up leaving because of the way some of the staff I worked with treated the consumers of the companies services… I love how this officer handled this woman’s situation, even making small talk with her is a huge deal because it shows that he’s empathetic to her situation, empathy goes a long way ♥️

[@rastaoneeye]

He’s a great officer. Like the ending too, “It do smell good in there.” “I know” Thank you for the upload Anyone know what’s the song in the intro?

[@rastaoneeye]

🎉❤️🍻

[@maryc7830]

Thank you for showing this young lady such compassion. Such a sweet lady. 💕🌸

[@Ottedikkie]

Awesome officer. Again... 👍🏻😀

[@kallen868]

How refreshing. No beat down, no violence. Understanding and kindness go a long way. This dude should be training others.

[@ZackJenkins]

I love every bit of this interaction. The dad noises at 3:36 were great too haha that is exactly how I sound when I get in any vehicle.

[@luckyc336]

They have some of the most patient and kind officers on this channel

[@corinacarpenter8907]

I would love to live there. I would feel so safe. Great job guys . This is by far the best Chanel! 😊

[@HaleiwaGirl808]

No you wouldn’t LOL

[@eric63377]

@@HaleiwaGirl808 I agree. I've lived in Columbus 90% of my life and it's NOT ideal due to how people act/treat eachother (not the PD).

[@HaleiwaGirl808]

@@eric63377 I live in Mansfield and I grew up here. I moved away to Hawaii for a while and call that my home, not Ohio LOL I only had to come back to take care of my parents and then I’m out of here LOL

[@eric63377]

@@HaleiwaGirl808 I don't blame you (if I could leave I would go to Mexicali). Yeah I would call Hawaii home too . It's awsome there.

[@MontanaDior]

Sounds like a real man and a Dad to me…. 🤷🏾‍♀️💙

[@stevenminer9863]

“It smelt good in there” “I know!!”

[@httmj1215]

Ya that was so funny, man i wish there was a way to smell videos

[@MissEwe]

I was looking for this comment so I could like lol

[@joshuayoung4439]

Dude you rock you did the best I could've thought of you deserve an award

[@paulatouchton7822]

I PRAY SAFETY 🙏 OVER THIS OFFICER & ALL PROTECTING US. U ALL NEED A RAISE. U TURNED THIS YOUNG LADIES DAY GOOD. ALL RESPECT 4 U & ALL OFFICERS 🙏💯

[@paulatouchton7822]

JUST DON'T EVEN DESERVE MY TIME WITH UR MOUTH. AT LEAST MY HUSBAND KNOWS HOW 2 TALK 2 WOMEN....LOL

[@natashabegley1346]

Those group homes are not good places poor woman is running for a reason.

[@jenniferheaton5306]

I’m a mom to a child with special needs, a special Olympics coach, and I lead a baseball league for people with special needs. I’m married to a police officer. People don’t realize what all our officers do for people with special needs. They are very involved in Special Olympics, carrying the torch, raising money through Tip-A-Cop and other fundraisers that all go to our athletes. They do a lot, and I am blessed enough to see both sides!

[@lcchriststar8959]

🙏❤🦋i am very happy to have ppl like you, your son, & your husband in this world!!!! GOD BLESS YOU ALL🙌😁🕊

[@jenniferheaton5306]

@@lcchriststar8959 awe! Thank you! God is so good and we have been truly blessed!

[@jessz7428]

Hats off to you! That's quite an emotional load. You deserve those kudos as well, Loves. That's a handful of emotions to have. 💙💛💙💛

[@jenniferheaton5306]

@@jessz7428 I’m just amazed that God loved me enough to give me such an amazing son and a wonderful husband. And I’m always so grateful for the time we get to spend with our players. Something I try to tell people is we can show up to a game in a bad mood…but we won’t leave in one. I have approximately 40 baseball players with all different special needs. Most of them have Down syndrome and/or autism. My youngest is 5 and my older players are in their 50s. We have way too much fun. Cycling isn’t going on right now so I’m not coaching Special Olympics. It all shut down during covid but they should start that up again in the spring. We do baseball almost year round. And our officers in this community are really great! We have the biggest Tip-A-Cop I know in Texas and I think maybe in the US.

[@user-oi5wm1od2k]

😂😂😂okay

[@TheAlfredPlatform]

You are a gem!! Thank you for posting this and bringing a smile to so many

[@RobbyTripp]

But wait, the news says this doesn’t happen! Much respect to that officer! Hope this young lady gets the help she needs, which it seems she is.

[@ForkliftBenjamin]

Shut up

[@RobbyTripp]

Why are you triggered soy boy?

[@VioletJoy]

Finally!! A 911 dispatcher who is clear, polite, calm and reassuring. 👍 Calm, sweet, understanding officers. It's all good, so why am I bawling? 😭

[@escapedgoat5865]

Honestly I feel that a majority in calls for help include mental health. Where caregivers parents loved ones need a outside hand to de escalate situations. Imagine de funding the police and a child with mental health problems is pushed aside because lack of police. Leaving people to see harm if no one come to help.

[@boodiddleydum927dumdiddley4]

I hear you, I think that’s true, but unfortunately I’ve seen so many videos of cops responding to mentally ill and disabled people in horrible ways , lacking empathy.

[@13beaches46]

@@boodiddleydum927dumdiddley4 yeah I had a terrible interaction with cpd during a psychiatric episode and I ended up in a hospital they made fun of me for being in distress. Another time was better.

[@sheridennis641]

@@13beaches46 that is awful I’m so sorry that happened to you that should never have happened and you think about what kind of person can sit there and laugh and make fun of someone when they are having either a mental breakdown or they have mental issues it would be someone with a truly cold heart and most likely a very miserable and nasty person who can treat mentally handicapped people in a bad way it is disgusting and deplorable a lot of things have changed in the past few years where is the black lives matter movement and I don’t know if you know the show the bachelor but the host Chris Harrison really did nothing wrong yeah and he lost his job because they felt that he had stuck up for someone who was being accused of being racist when the girl was not racist at all my point being you can get in major trouble these days if someone was even too say something about someone of color it would be considered a hate crime if you got in a fight with them I’m just using that as an example but yet it still OK for people to call people retarded and make fun of mentally challenged people some issues don’t seem to get the same respect but I guess life just isn’t fair we all know that especially for people who suffer from physical or mental disabilities or being mentally handicapped so thank God for the kind people who are out there because what we saw here she was treated very good but I could tell you I have a 24 1/2-year-old daughter who is mentally and emotionally disabled and I have seen cops in the past when she’s a teenager literally try to put their hands on her and I try to explain of course she’s not going to cooperate she has an IQ of 60 and this one cop try to break my door down just because she would not open it on the other side and I said please leave her alone I will get her out she was fine she was just having an episode and it’s like they were so nasty with their treatment of her and how they treated me it was so hateful and despicable and I have to think that hopefully if there is such a thing as karma that the people who pray and are mean to those who are vulnerable and don’t understand a lot of things that they will get theirs one day and see what it’s like to be look down on and laughed at so I’m sorry for what happened to you take careWishing you peace and love and happiness God bless

[@13beaches46]

@@sheridennis641 thank you God bless you and you’re daughter too

[@pinkhare4344]

Great work! Always love seeing a “feel good” video. Bless her heart, she was so sweet

[@halovitelli2506]

Thank you so much I loved this interaction between them.

[@bettyfourman5438]

This girl has Down Syndrone ... she is NOT mentally ill. Bless her heart. She is so sweet.

[@ocsrc]

This poor woman Group homes are horrible They are almost like a prison Most of the time the people are put in them because their family doesn't care enough to take care of them I knew a woman who was the daughter of a congressman and he didn't take care of her at all I took her for medical care because she was in pain and the father threatened me afterwards and I told him he was a MONSTER

[@Erin-bd6jg]

Imagine hating yourself so much that you decide to dislike this video.

[@dnetvaggos4443]

awesome video!!!, much love from greece!!!

[@maxinenall9950]

Oh my goodness such a sweet young lady 🥰 the officer was so kind to her 😘🥰