SHERIFF Sick For Weeks and UNABLE To Work or Mow His Lawn

[@chicafresa9494]

You're really kind to describe the lack of lawn care as "weeks". But we can see that the neglect time is really more like years. You did a knock out job!!!

[@bettytucker873]

This looks like a lot more than a few weeks over growth.Bless this young man for cleaning it up.

[@cynthiahappel3697]

It doesn't matter what profession you are in, some people just do not care what their houses and yards look like. What a shame. You're a good man, Brian, for doing this.

[@ollie9619]

Lots of grass, lots of rubbish! Why don’t people just take their detritus to the rubbish tip instead of garnering it? Marks the place look trashy. Sheriff or poor man, it’s up to every individual to keep their ppty tidy. You have done an amazing job, front came up looking lovely, backyard was a nightmare. Good on you for persevering, thank you, God Bless from Australia 🇦🇺🙏❤️🤗

[@Azoreanislandgirl64]

Great job, Brian.

[@carolscott3868]

Cynthia, I was thinking the same thing, so many don't take pride in their homes, that place didn't get that way in a few weeks...smh

[@cfshi62]

The cars in the driveway are worth more than his house, and then to say he's a sheriff and can't afford a lawn service is a disgrace. City council should look into this and find out what's going on ..

[@tiffanysnyder1621]

​@cfshi62 also how is he not getting fined for this disaster yet others are.

[@Stircrazyy10]

Before we all jump to conclusions and judge this Sheriff for "years of neglect of his yard" please remember that we don't know what he's been going through in his life. Death of a loved one, illness, mental heath issues can be some of the reasons people let go of everything else so they can focus on themselves. Please be kind, a lot of people are struggling these days and we have no idea why it got to the way it is but luckily there are many people like this man willing to help someone fix that. (without any judgement) Thanks for helping this man out!

[@cathiwim]

Truth!

[@billrobbins5874]

Kind of you to help. Looks nice! ♥️👍

[@mzznewyork5406]

If all this you saying is going on he differently don't need to be working with the public carrying a weapon he might flip out at any given time all eyes 👀 😏 😉 😳 🤔needs to be on him for good measure 😉 don't you think 🤔 😉

[@sharonr1824]

@@mzznewyork5406 What they are saying is, there are more important things that might be going on in his life, than dealing with a yard. I've been there. My husband had major surgery in the middle of summer a few years back. I wasn't able to go outside and deal with the yard except for mowing it maybe once a month. I am still trying to dig my Irises out of the over growth of grass that invaded their bed, and it's taken three years to get my climbing rose to behave itself. Sometimes, things get put on the back burner, because there are more important things to deal with. He did say that the Deputy had been ill for several weeks, and depending upon the area he lives, its amazing how some things can grow out of control in a short period of time. If he's been off even four weeks, and it rained, and by judging by the moisture in that grass it has been raining, grass and weeds can grow like crazy in a short time. We cut our lawn, and it rained 4 inches in two weeks. The grass grew nearly six inches before it was dry enough to cut again.

[@MichaelWilliams-vb6wr]

Not sure where he lives but that might be only few weeks without cutting in Alabama been so much rain I've been having to cut two 2⃣ to 3⃣ times a month every 2⃣ weeks and trim and edge in between most of my yard is in back but you get my point after seeing back yard that's a little bit more than not cutting few weeks to month

[@coleneritchie5625]

Sorry, but there are no excuses for this yard, none. Sick? For how many years? Not able to do the lawn? There are plenty of lawn companies out there. Of course, they may not haul off the absolute trash. There was a young man that was going to move “ their” cars. He looked healthy enough to at least haul off mattresses, etc. Thanks to “ Top Notch” for the free clean- up. That would not have been cheap as long as it had been let go. Bless you, Brian for doing such a thankless job. At least, it does help the entire neighborhood.

[@eawh]

Agree, this didn’t get this way in a few weeks. Law enforcement officer should know better. Supposed to be an example. Codes violation for sure. Hire someone to clean up if can’t or are unwilling to take care of your home!! This kinda crap isn’t fair to the surrounding neighbors.

[@dragonmasters678]

That was the wife or daughter not a son!

[@jimgerock9190]

I see more adjacent properties that need work 😳. Great job Brian (and Steve)👍

[@kathleendiblasi9035]

That property wasn't taken care of in years. Maybe the front within the last year but the back!!! You did a great job!!!

[@peggythompson5273]

I will be 66 next month and I live with my 41 year old son and 20 year old grand son. We have a full acre of land, lots of flowering trees and lots of bushes. We get a lot of rain and everything is overgrown now because of my son and grandson’s work schedule. I have had to ask my neighbor’s grandson to assist me in getting my yard and grass cut. You did a wonderful job in assisting this officer and his family with their yard. Thank you for making a difference in someone else’s life.

[@bevn362]

The Sheriff must be relieved that all of this was done. Looks fantastic.

[@horsdevors4559]

No...I don't think the "sheriff" gives a hoot!

[@artallmon3773]

It looks to me that you did work for them that they had not done for themselves in the past. You are a good man.

[@rebeccaestes3772]

The sheriff was always more concerned about the people being safe than his house. That’s a wonderful sheriff. I’m so sorry he is ill. Hope he gets better soon

[@cookimolly3130]

Sorry to hear he was sick for weeks, but the yard looks like it’s been neglected for a few years! Nice job hope he gets better

[@wendyeskelin8765]

Right. Sometimes it's a slow decline over the years and then finally a straw that breaks the camels back, like not being able to even go to work. Nice that he got some help. Hopefully he's on the mend now.

[@susanhocking7836]

Beautiful job, Brian! The “Sheriff” needs to get rid of all the junk in his backyard! Old mattresses need to go!

[@traceyhacking7109]

Wooh, that is way more than a couple weeks growth. Good job helping them out!!

[@desireejames1538]

I mean does anyone else there have arms & legs. I'm 69 yrs old been cutting grass for 61 years & I still love it as much as when I was a kid. I use my arms & hands TO PULL WEEDS & HEDGE CUTTER TO CUT STUFF❤

[@marymulrooney1334]

I have to keep my mouth shut and my opinion to myself on all these lawn mower videos. I usually have nothing nice to say about most homeowners excuses.

[@jehill39]

Did you say the Sheriff was sick for weeks or years ?? Lots of hard work in the heat. I know for sure it will look fantastic., after all , you are “TOP NOTCH” !!!

[@pamkammann1176]

It says weeks , but it doesn’t take long for weeds to get away from us .

[@Bozolovescheese]

I agree. Old furniture outside, trashy looking porch. I'd hate to live next door to this mess.

[@captainandcoke7085]

He lives like a pig. zero excuse to let his home get that way.

[@5DConsciousness]

🤭

[@sueg2658]

Thank you for helping out the Sherrif. He obviously needed some help. LE put their lives on the line every day to protect us citizens and I am thankful for them. You did a great job and I as a viewer recognize that you totally help people from your heart. Thank you. 👍🏻♥️

[@juliematthews6723]

VERY NICE WORK AND THANKS FOR HELPING SOMEONE WHO CANNOT DO IT HIMSELF OR HERSELF AT THE TIME ... GOD WILL REPAY YOU FOR HELPING OTHERS !

[@manonvanleijen4605]

Unbelievable that none of his neighbors helped. Fantastic that you did Brian ❤ And removing the clippings makes it look even better

[@sugargliderdude]

or the young woman who lives in the house

[@pamkammann1176]

Sadly that seems to be a thing of the past, yet many times they are the first to complain or worse yet turn them into the city. I’ll never understand it , I wasn’t brought up that way..

[@marie_84]

Maybe the sheriff is a bad guy & the neighbors know it. Just maybe. We don't know him or his image in town.

[@OfraSharon-Afir]

@@marie_84 No maybe about it.

[@beverlyroyal9838]

😂looks like the neighbor needs theirs done also. Why do they lie about how long it's been since they took care of it. You can see it's been longer then a few weeks. Back doesn't look like it's been done in years.

[@jaedaeast768]

I thank God for our boys in blue, praying they stay safe. Thank God also for the Brian’s of the world who give up their time to help those who need it. Thanks Brian, you’re appreciated

[@pattywalker5557]

How embarrassing that this Sheriff's yard looks like this. You did a wonderful job cleaning it up. Still needs alot of work.

[@kerielmore823]

Holy crap the backyard! 😮 Fallen dead tree too! Think this family needed help long before you came. Glad you did. ❤

[@wmgirl041668]

That sheriff had let his yard go longer than a "few weeks." Thank you for doing the work & letting us see another good video from you.

[@jlocey87]

Absolutely ‼️‼️‼️‼️

[@bettyvecc8349]

If the yard looks this terrible, I can only imagine what the inside looks like. I agree with that comment that one person said is that sometimes mental illness can cause an apathy of surroundings. It’s true of hoarders that they can’t cope with the mess they made. Top Notch did a beautiful job and helped a bad situation.

[@UpcomingAngel64]

When we do things out of the kindness of our hearts, we get rewarded. Keep doing what you’re doing, your work is appreciated.

[@debrabrooks1346]

You REALLY HELPED this family out I tell you if he had to pay he would be out a LOT of money GOD BLESS YOU your town is BLESSED to have you

[@ruthknutson4731]

That was more than a few weeks of growth, thank you for your great work...❤😊

[@PJB-EmmaDougie]

Terrific transformation Brian. You never know what others are dealing with in life. Best not to judge others!

[@joymarkdelatore251]

My man you needed some help on that lawn. Becareful with the heat. Great work!!!

[@stanleylapinski445]

This dump obviously hadn't been touched in at least TEN years! I hope you don't burn yourself out!

[@lisalarouge6309]

I wish I was as nonjudgmental as you. 😊

[@carolineschulze344]

I'm so impressed that you take the green waste away. Most the guys in the US just leave it. It looks awful. Thank you for helping out the sheriff.

[@dianewachtler6721]

Amazing act of kindness. Many blessings to you for helping this homeowner out!!

[@donnaleveron5711]

Depending on where you live, and how much rain you get, it doesn't take long for growth to take over. Thank you for helping out law enforcement, most are overworked and underpaid.

[@pamkammann1176]

Exactly ! ❤🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@BJK-h8v]

THANKS FOR HELPING OUR MEN IN BLUE !!!!!!!!

[@ruthknutson4731]

He hasent seen that back yard in years...thank you for your hard work...❤❤❤😊

[@sandiearmagost2914]

You are awesome!!!! We sometimes stick our nose up in the air and judge him. He is a sheriff. His hours are not from 9 to 5. He works hard for his community. It’s very nice for you to give a helping hand. Thank you. More people need to step up and help our neighbors.

[@garydodson3858]

Well, you made that overgrown lawn respectable again.

[@rosbar4752]

I'm not sure that property is worth all your hard work. Thank you for working so hard.

[@pamjarvis2601]

Thank you Brian for your help and blessings to this home owner

[@amyhughes4214]

Thank you for going the extra mile and taking another load to the dump for them. You did another great job with the lawn.

[@judiekeenan]

Glad you could help him out. We all have needs and help sometimes in our lives and thank goodness for you ❤️

[@happydays59]

I'm sure the neighbors appreciate not having to look at that mess for awhile. Great job.

[@lauried9664]

Brian, the yard looks completely different now. You have a heart of gold!

[@Mary-e6o5x]

He's getting paid.

[@tayloralexander7597]

Sharon here... lol, I think the Sheriff has not cut the yard in more than three weeks! A lot of trash as well. Good samaritan you are for sure. Bless you Brian and btw, you are doing well on the weight loss program! Another great job! 👍☺❤

[@Ginarose5657]

Sharon, I agree, Brian is a Good Samaritan and doing very well on the weight loss program. I was going to ask if you’re still doing the MMA, Brian. Great job. Thank you! 💪🏼🙏🏼

[@beatlematicus1]

Brian thank you for going the extra mile and removing the brush pile.

[@AnthropoidOne]

Only time Brian ever went an extra mile was goin to Arby’s or something 🤣

[@Dxtton]

After reading the comments just wanted to say you did top notch work & keep helping people in need no matter what their profession is!

[@carolmoraco9587]

You deserve a medal of honor for what you do God Bless you.

[@jeanmariemclain2836]

This house, this yard, the whole story-it makes me sad. It looks to me as if this family has given up. But you are a blessing to them and made a huge difference. Maybe they will take heart from your incredible generosity and their health will improve along with their will to keep going. You are the instrument of compassion here that may make the difference for them. Blessings to you, and Thank you.

[@maryjensen5112]

I can tell you're beat Brian. You work so hard for people; I hope they appreciate it. It looks so much better than it did. Thank you for what you do.

[@dochubbell]

You did a much needed task to make this officers yard more livable. Hopefully all your hard work will not be wasted and the homeowners can maintain and further clean things up. Your a good man for taking on such a job.

[@eric_seguin]

A few weeks. Liar, liar, pants on fire. LOL More like 6 mos. Great job Brian. You ROCK.

[@margaretdegregorio6723]

Nobody does it better. Your work is remarkable. Continue with your priorities 1) your son 2) your “job” 3) your contributions to those in need. Margaret

[@jamesschramm4739]

As a Police Officer, your yard should be one of the nicest in the neighborhood, no excuses. I was one for 27 1/2 years and it was a department policy. There was always another officer willing to help if you couldn't. The back looked like years of neglect , whoaaaaaaaaaaa. You made a world of difference.............

[@NancyJo-dr6mj]

I was thinking the same thing. So what does that say about him? 🤔

[@KarenBrooks-l4r]

@@NancyJo-dr6mj. He could be under major stress or even have long covid or simalar, we just don’t know. He may be embarrassed to ask for help from his work mates….he has help now, he might wish he wasn’t even on here now.

[@NancyJo-dr6mj]

@@KarenBrooks-l4r so true! Thanks for reminding me to be kind and show a little empathy. 💕🤗

[@tiffanysnyder1621]

Yes but most places fine you for tall grass. So the months of over growth he could have paid for lawn care or asked for help. Looks bad on the department seeing that vehicle to that yard.

[@ursulafahmy1833]

The dept overlooked it No fines …….you would think a few of the newbies would volunteer….

[@blancaprieto1042]

Thank you to all our police officers, first responders, and their families! ❤❤❤❤

[@mlight7402]

Thank you for helping the sheriff and his family.

[@RioJudy]

Did you notice the able bodied spoiled son that came out to say he’d move the cars? This sheriff is a slob and this was years worth of overgrowth combined with a dirty mattress and old cupboards out back. The sheriff is s slob!

[@MidwestMagicCleaning]

Man, everyone in my area has been crazy sick for weeks, too. I always love your videos, but I especially love this one.

[@haxyna8853]

He locked the moose in the garage.

[@debbierutledge8556]

Glad you helped this officer, my husband is a retired Captain from our local Sheriff Department. I’ve been watching your channel for a few years

[@NDB390]

Thanks for cleaning it up for the neighborhood, cuz honestly homeowner sick or not doesn’t care or it never would have gotten to that point. That has been years of accumulation of junk in the yard.

[@nitadonaldson9173]

I agree 100%! They (he) should be ashamed to not be out there helping clean up the mess that he let happen! JMO

[@nitadonaldson9173]

Awesome job, Brian!🙏🏼❤️

[@pamkammann1176]

Thank you so much for helping this officer while he is not well . I’m sure he appreciated your help. And I’m praying for his full recovery ❤

[@lmg1953]

Cops a liar

[@pamkammann1176]

@@lmg1953 do you personally know him?

[@rosekathrein1119]

His neighbours are going to love you, Brian. I can’t imagine living next door to that mess.

[@larryfeeks6620]

Thank you for helping out this sheriff. They do so much for us, and we seldom show our appreciation.

[@vanessacaldwell6337]

Cuss were not required to as there job is just that a job to earn a paycheck and pay their bills and hire someone to do the job for the,

[@patsysmith4096]

Thank you for helping the Sheriff's situation.

[@jodidavis6595]

The house inside probably looks as bad as the outside. Broken out windows dirty decaying mattresses 🤮looks as if the house was neglected for yrs.not weeks. Way to help out Top Notch 🇺🇸👍🏼

[@shirleyslayton6796]

That sheriff must have been sick for a long time. Hate to see an example like that. Great yard work.😊

[@scarter8137]

Wow, that backyard hadn’t been tended to for months! I think they just don’t like doing yard work 🤷🏼‍♀️ Great job cleaning it up so much nicer!

[@conniejohnson7483]

His neighbors should have called enforcement. When I saw his wife or lady friend, she looked quite healthy. You are top-notch. Pick people in need instead of people that's lazy.

[@EdwinSemidey]

So happy your helping out our overworked officers.

[@roberta4989]

Overworked? Maybe where you are, not everywhere and certainly not where I live! His sheriff buddies should have helped him. That was way more then a few weeks of growth. I think we have a lazy sheriff and maybe a lazy sheriff's wife! Women can push lawnmowers.

[@pamkammann1176]

They definitely Are over worked and not appreciated by to many! Very sad

[@roberta4989]

@@pamkammann1176 Where are you getting this overworked? You mean all the overtime they accept for time and a half or double time pay? Sorry, there are no over worked police where I live! If they don't like their career choice because they feel over worked, they should change careers! I absolutely respect the police and what they do to protect and serve, but over worked? Nope!

[@pamkammann1176]

@@roberta4989 sad for you then , hope you are safe 🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@pamkammann1176]

@@roberta4989 he’s been sick for several weeks , or did you not read the subject line ?

[@janetshavers4127]

Young Man you have lost some WEIGHT I must say it looks good on YOU. DOING AMAZING JOB 👌🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@Gloria-vf3kd]

That was a lot of work!! Way more then weeks, I would say months. Good job!

[@ValerieJohnson-i5n]

Thank you so much for stepping in to assist with this property. Your efforts have truly transformed it from a state of neglect. Fantastic work

[@Jiggidywig]

Amazing job! I am sure he appreciates the hard work and kindness!

[@gregheuer-2350]

No one knows other peoples struggles no matter who they are in your community. It was very good of you to help them out.

[@Terry_1111]

Great video! It's amazing how you transform yards like this. It's looks like they've needed help for a while rather than a few weeks. I'm sure they were grateful for what you did for them. You're a good man. Thanks for sharing!

[@mercedithcompala8148]

Terrific, thank you and God Bless.

[@robertshrewsbury5067]

Really appreciate you helping here. When a First Responder has a choice between work or chores, the chores have to go. I think today's stresses are so increased that we may need to consider that all First Responders need to be given extra help or a kind word if possible. Firemen, nurses, doctors, lawmen, etc. The statistics have been appearing that a person with a yard in disarray or the interior backlogged are somehow in overwhelm. They are no different. Oh, have noted that people learning to do yard work need to learn sounds...the sound of the mower grabbing a wrong item, etc. so appreciate you thought to include the sound of the Trimmer running out of gas. 10:04, the front lawn is become sharp. You are definitely repairing "stuck" cycles as you go. A good find in recovering the back patio. You were where you needed to be. Really pleased this place had a return of use, view, space and the neighborhood got a boost as well. You did great work.

[@barbarastockhausen5867]

You are so kind to help these folks and allow them to go forward. 😮😅😊

[@debibrown5568]

Nice of you to do this yard for him. I feel bad for the negative comments on here. Never know what’s going on in the lives of these people. You did good! - watching from Lake Wales, Florida

[@pamkammann1176]

I’m with you ! Sad the way people are attacking the officer and his family .. I’m praying for his full recovery and Always Back the Blue!,

[@muriellegagne8353]

faut dire les choses comme elles sont il y a de la néglience quelque part le meuble devait etre mis au chemin il y a longtemps pour etre ramassé par la ville ainsi pour le reste qui traine dans la cour pas trop difficile de mettre ces rebut dans un bac a chaque semaine.

[@oldbroad7672]

​@@pamkammann1176Back the blue til' it happens to you, right?

[@pamkammann1176]

@@oldbroad7672 always back the blue!

[@lia-liz2012]

@debibrown I agree...no need to judge...Brian wouldn't!

[@annecornine8469]

Brian...you are so kind to do this work out of the goodness of your heart...very nicely done!! ❤

[@cleopatracatra2097]

Brian what a great job (as usual of course!) Great idea using tarps to move the clippings to your truck but be careful not to make them too heavy and put a strain on your body! And don't fret about the pile of branches--let the homeowner hire someone with a wood chipper to take care of that. You certainly went above and beyond already! Be safe!

[@carolwhite1281]

Outstanding job!! Doing the backyard was above and beyond!👏👏👏👏

[@williegrant3054]

You are an Example of what WE WERE Created for ❤❤❤ To be Helpers for one another 🔥🔥 Gods Goodness in the EARTH. I am Grateful to have Found your channel

[@pamkammann1176]

❤❤❤

[@TopNotchLawns]

Aw thank you so much as always, for the kindness, Willie blessings. ❤️

[@eliworley6804]

Brian I am pretty sure that yard hasn't been touched this year. But thank God for men like you that do care for others needs with out questions or judgement. You see a need and you do it. Bless you

[@DebBates-h5o]

Another home run Brian. Thanks for being you!

[@TopNotchLawns]

Thanks for your support!! 👋👋😊

[@deborahleroy5323]

God Bless you. It is horrible being sick but worse when you can not accomplish the smallest of jobs. I have been there and done that. Thank God for people like you who have a bunch of empathy.

[@SereneAzaleaFlower-mm9tp]

I love your videos, you do a perfect job, walk the extra mile. I was also a gardener, but to old for it now. I am 85yrs, from South Africa. Thank you. God bless. Enjoy a blessed weakend

[@myraholmes8702]

You don't judge any of these people. If you did, you would not nor could not do what you do with such care. You just see a need and you do the work, God bless you, Brian.

[@tinacordoba1001]

You outdid yourself this time!! Thanks for helping the sheriff. They put their life on the line for us we need to help them out too!! Thank you mucho❤

[@marie_84]

You assume that every sheriff is a nice non corrupt person...sweet.

[@eveb446]

Thank you so much for helping out the Sheriff. This property looks so much better, after all of your hard work.

[@midgebarger1363]

It's Thursday and your video is here. Another great job; Brian and it looks awesome. You are always helping people in need. Thanks for all you do. Blessings to you and your lovely family.😇💞🙏

[@TopNotchLawns]

Thanks so much Midge ☺️☺️👋 Always glad to hear from you. Blessings to you.

[@judysmitherman6769]

Not recent health issues but ongoing time neglect You did great

[@judysmith5124]

Very beautiful yard , now a home!

[@jennyriede5372]

Thanks so much for helping out the sheriff. ❤❤❤

[@paulagraham5366]

Brian you just can’t help but go the extra mile! Great job 👏🏼

[@Cleanup91-hs6ht]

thank you for helping the sick sheriff.you are awesome.uncle bless you

[@teribelleau137]

HUMONGOUS DIFFERENCE! Wow...seriously improved their day...lol Thanks for helping an officer. Back the Blue ❤😊

[@olivaalvarezgonzalez]

Tiene para pagar es un desastre esto no es de un día vamos

[@annaharris2983]

Thank youfor supporting law enforcement officers. No matter what, they are human. In sickness and health, they provide for us. Great work!

[@michaelknaub6912]

As Judge Smails would say, excellent job, top notch, top notch!!

[@jeffherdz]

That's more than just weeks of growth.

[@annetuttle7712]

Great job Brian! I had to laugh because another yard guy I watch uses his feet to move clippings!!! You are the only two I have seen do that. I bet the sheriff was blessed by all that you did, especially after being sick a few weeks. Good job removing clippings. Just an overall great job. ❤❤

[@olivaalvarezgonzalez]

Esto hace mucho tiempo que está así

[@sandrabostosky4477]

You did a great job Brian but I think the sheriff took advantage of your kindness and generosity!!

[@chinese244]

I agree.....sounds fishy all the way !

[@shawnsourk2448]

You're a blessing Brian!

[@DanielSpringfield-m6i]

Looks a lot better great job