♀Taking Female Suspects Into Custody | Cops TV Show

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[@boldlygo3469]

That was cool of the first cop to give the young lady a chance. I pray that she makes the right decision. I'm a recovered alcoholic and drug abuser, and I'm literal proof that you CAN quit and move on with a better life. I didn't think I could, but I did. If anyone reading this is hooked on something, there is hope. Lots of hope and lots of help.

[@Aztec339]

Congratulations to you. I know a sad case of a 50 year old mother of three. She’s been a heroin addict for about 25 years. She’s died and been revived. She had nothing to do with raising her kids. She Hepatitis. She’ll rob and steal anything to get drugs. She is again in drug court. She’s been in so many rehabs. I can’t believe she just never stops longer than a year. But she has nothing to lose now. And one of her sons is following in her footsteps. Very sad.

[@chrishawkins32014]

Congrats! U are spot on and stated it eloquently. I’m also clean and sober for over 9 years now. We do recover. I pray for those who want to.

[@Spiderman-tg9ke]

One drug diversion meeting that I volunteered to attend turned my life around over 30 years ago and I never attended another and I never once looked back one time 😊😊

[@tiffanymcdonaldAkaNona]

Congratulations on your sobriety I've been a friend of bills for 10 1/2 years strong I wouldn't change it for the world! Today I get to give back what was so freely given to me

[@meltedmarshdaddy]

​@@Aztec339heroin and fentanyl are different than alcohol or other drugs. While Id trust my safety around a junky over a tweaker or an alcoholic anyday, its still one of the hardest to not only get off, but people dont realize how hard it is to stay off.

[@Spiderman-tg9ke]

The first cop is a real human being hopefully the girl woke up and turned her life around she was lucky this time

[@chucksneed3339]

She’s dead

[@richardfrederick1885]

Yeah, in front of a camera he was outstanding. Makes good viewing.

[@skinnybuddha8988]

Soooo many stuck in addiction that want to quit every single day. Can't tell you how many times I tried to quit back in the day. You feel like your insides are falling out of every hole, the worst flu you've ever had, your bones hurt, you want to rip your skin off. But you know that one little fix will make it all better, going from feeling like you're dying to feeling good in an instant??? It's drowning for a week to a month or mor3 everyday and you gotta force yourself to say, "if I drown and die, I'll be able to breathe all the time instead of drowning every few hours."

[@Spiderman-tg9ke]

@@skinnybuddha8988 Does methadone help in situations like that?

[@walkingdeadman4208]

Hes a real pervert

[@AdamSternberg]

I can totally relate. I always find myself in situations where some girl named Tiffany shoves me into a stolen car, filled with drugs and cash, and tells me to drive people I don't know. How coincidental!

[@chrispennington6890]

It's crazy cuz all she had to do was actually be honest and probably would have gotten less trouble if you could have said look these guys wanted me to drive the stolen car cuz I'm white and figured I wouldn't draw attention

[@GeoRell]

De ja vue exactly

[@richland99354]

😂

[@MEGVTRON]

simp activities

[@robaustin3258]

Happens to me too. I know the feeling.

[@ashleyossman7730]

I know everyone was moved by the first officer giving the mother another chance but as a child growing up with parents addicted to meth everytime an officer gave my parents another chance it put me and my siblings in even worst situations it didn't get better until they were both in jail for long periods of time.

[@a_ghost]

I am sorry that you had to go through that. You didn't deserve that. I'm wishing you nothing but the best in life.

[@MEGVTRON]

i wasnt lol she was arrested the very next week 😂 the kids are in the system

[@MEGVTRON]

i love your eyes tho pls respond

[@mharris5047]

@@MEGVTRON I can't speak to individual situations from this episode because I don't know the circumstances well enough but the "system" is so overloaded in some areas that they can't handle the influx of children coming into it. In my area of the country they are so desperate that the first thing the authorities look to is for a relative to take the children, not immediately call CPS. Even if CPS is called, the caseworker can immediately place with a relative rather than involving the "system" further. Officers are given wide discretion to place the children with a relative rather than involve CPS, theoretically they may come into play anyway as in order to get foster care money for the children's care CPS has to investigate the household but it is conceivable that someone like me who has enough money to care for children could end up with them and CPS never touching the situation. If the relatives don't need foster care money there is an alternate system called guardianship where the court makes a superficial inquiry and if no red flags are raised in their investigation the court confers guardianship of the children on the relatives with a superficial court hearing yearly to "monitor" the situation. The authorities don't mess around about removing children from an abusive or neglectful family but that does not necessarily mean CPS involvement, foster care or other services.

[@greed6is6good]

At least he tried

[@MAMAlbertaGirl]

I loved how sweet the interaction was between the officer and the young girl who was driving without a permit. His “Dad advice” approach, calling her out on her lies, telling her what the consequences could be but letting her go. His approach will build better citizens and that girl will live up to his expectations and hers!

[@yvonnegrassi9219]

No.!! They NEED CONSEQUENCES FOR THEIR STUPIDTY

[@robbiegordon7089]

I loved that!

[@donaldsmith6404]

In ky they ain’t got that choice any amount is a felony.

[@elysium619]

This is how to build trust between citizens and law enforcement rather than mistrust, fear and enmity. Well done, officer!

[@downtownvolks]

I'll bet her pussy hasn't been shaved in months!!

[@omni2sam]

To the first cop , thank you for giving her A chance ,i hope she will turn her life for the better .

[@undertakerfanz628]

It wasn't the first one it was the 8th segment 🙄

[@ToNiBoLoNiE420]

​@@undertakerfanz628 Huh?? Yes the 1st cop did let the chick with the meth go after he cuffed her and put her in the back of his squad. He talked to her and cited her for the meth and then let her go.

[@undertakerfanz628]

@@ToNiBoLoNiE420 next time brush your teeth before you write a book

[@kenzielynn1047]

I agree but that lady let him search that car REAL fast, either she was 100% clue less of her rights, or it’s stage

[@CopWatcherClips]

This same guy was busted by police in another video on my channel.. repeat offender🤬🤬

[@THarjo-ks6pf]

The cop that stopped Nadine is the MVP of this vid. Actually changed my perspective on police.

[@jimpomac]

Officer Murphy is what all policemen should strive to emulate. Caring and compassionate and protective.

[@davelowets]

Unfortunately, there's a 95% chance the first woman that was let go just kept on using. Let's hope, for her kids sake, that she chose the 5% path... 🤷🏻

[@Dr.Acula76]

She still looked somewhat healthy and attractive. She won't look like that for long unless she chose the 5% path

[@FreddyKruegerLiveReactions]

There's another video of this same lady getting arrested on my channel.. 🤬

[@davelowets]

@@Dr.Acula76 Very true.... Meth, turning people into teethless zombies in a matter of months.

[@katelynlajune9907]

I didn’t want to be a downer but I think the same

[@ivanchevez9681]

​@@FreddyKruegerLiveReactionsI had a strong suspicion that would be the case. My sister was given way too many chances by police because of the kids she would always use as an excuse. Fortunately, the kids (my nieces & nephew) were removed from her care)

[@bw5762]

I loved watching these shows back the day every Saturday night. I wish they were still on tv

[@spunprincess4616]

They still are!

[@user-kv6qu6ry7d]

Same

[@sharistrazz3313]

The cop in the 8th video section: ( Teenage girl driving w/o permit ) Was REALLY COOL to give this girl a LIFE LESSON SPEECH instead of a ticket, towing the vehicle, and or arresting her. HIGH 5 OFFICER! ✋🏻 Hopefully she heeded his WARNINGS and got her license before driving again.

[@CarstenOlsen]

"We can argue about something, but it just shows we both are thinking" - truer words were never spoken ! Another really good cop !

[@2ndhandSue]

That first cop was more than decent to that meth girl. MORE than decent. And I can only hope that she took his advice, got clean, got back in school and is making something of herself, hopefully becoming a better parent. Who goes out at midnight to score some meth, leaving an 8 year old and a 2 year old alone in a house with only some random guy outside fixing a car? She's damn lucky that cop cut her a break. She owes it to him to take advantage of this opportunity. She won't get another chance like this one.

[@NoNonsense30]

She didn’t learn a thing.!

[@walkingdeadman4208]

Hes a perv, she's a pretty girl. It would have went totally different if that was a guy

[@LunchMeatTrump]

​@@cockmcballs4577What is the alternative? Throw them in jail or prison where it is even easier to get and let her lay around drugged up on the taxpayers dime? There is only so much that can be done in the war against drugs. After 100s of years we have lost, and need to try something new.

[@tinabutler6723]

I hope he scared the crap out of her. Maybe changed her life for the better? Let’s hope?

[@jeffreygrindle6396]

Should of locked her and took the kids meth should be zero tolerance tow car lock them up end stop sells should carry no less then 5 years.

[@kevinsworld.7086]

As someone who has been clean and sober for 14 months and 4 days, anyone struggling with addiction take what the first cop said and make a change. If you cant do it for yourself do it for you kids. I dont have children but god delivered me my nieces and nephew who all changed my life in their own ways. They are my best friends and saved my life.

[@jeannehermansen6889]

NA offers a new way to live. Try it, it works! I have 10 years off my drug of choice (meth) but 2 years 6 months and 18 days ago I had a mimosa at Thanksgiving and had to start my time over again. NA!

[@knowledgableed9607]

Congrats! Keep going.

[@jennylynx1869]

Congratulations! I’ve been clean over 4 years and it was the best decision I ever made. Just thinking back to the things I saw while addicted gives me chills. It’s a very hard life to live and even harder to get clean, but it is so rewarding

[@valeriesuttonpayne7413]

Good for you!

[@sharistrazz3313]

🎉 CONGRATS ON YOUR SOBRIETY!! I HOPE THAT YOU STICK WITH IT AND BECOME THE PERSON YOU WANT TO BE!!! 🎉

[@danthomas6587]

That young cop was so sympathetic towards Maddy I just had to comment. You, officer are a true gentleman and a model police officer.

[@Jordys_Cursed_Camera]

That first cop did her a huge favor and I really hope she was able to get help and change her life and her kids lives.

[@ricktangora4131]

I was very moved by the one cop who confronted the woman with children. He was sincere, and showed genuine compassion for her and her kids. She’ll probably keep using, but that’s just the nature of substance abuse. At least, she was told.

[@Jack-xh7nr]

She’s more than likely dead now

[@tijuanachaplin313]

​@@Jack-xh7nrConsidering too that this video was 34yrs ago.

[@babyjane87]

@@tijuanachaplin31334 yrs ago 🤣🤣🤣

[@jimmydean1303]

@@tijuanachaplin313 LOL I DIDN'T REALIZE THAT...

[@debunkthejunk1]

@@tijuanachaplin313 I know Covid seemed forever, but 2018 wasn't 34 years ago. 🤣

[@lyndastarwriter8507]

Officer Joshua Hixson, thank you for your military service AND stay safe out there. Godspeed, young man.

[@eh-i1841]

But he may have been a lousy soldier.

[@geraldstamour1312]

​@@eh-i1841He was a Marine.

[@militarypsychologist7255]

If he was that bad, he wouldn’t have got through the LE background and application process.

[@deborahthompson3213]

Respect to first officers. Sometimes wake up is what is needed. I hope she got the help she needed.

[@catherinegilles6408]

Unfortunately, nobody cares, so she will not get the help she needs. The jail is a revolving door of hopelessness. She is just someone they can extract money from and kick her out at some point. Shame on the officers, for a long as she is not hurting anyone, why take her to jail? Leave people alone!!!

[@josephgood2704]

Field sobriety tests make me distrust the system soooo much. The video of the sober college athlete doing them perfectly and taken to jail is the perfect example. I have MS and can't walk straight ever. I drive extra careful because I'm scared of what they'd do when I say I absolutely can't pass any test but I'm sober.

[@OneBadAssMoMo]

I think drugs have won the war on drugs.

[@Aztec339]

The drugs just seem to get worse and more deadly too.

[@dysfnctional1978]

It's so sad

[@nycatlady2314]

It will continue until the reasons people use drugs are addressed.

[@OneBadAssMoMo]

@@nycatlady2314 you’ll never be able to address the sector of the world that does em for fun.

[@nycatlady2314]

@@OneBadAssMoMo true. It’s like Russian roulette though. You never know who’ll become addicted.

[@jonmichael02302]

God bless that cop for having compassion on that lady & her kids. I pray she finds her way to a better life.

[@roseyannette2030]

For EVERYONE who has commented and those who haven't commented but have their lives back on track. . . CONGRATULATIONS!!!! May each of you who are fighting demons with drugs, including alcohol. For each and everyone of you who are battling demons, keep fighting, hang in there, reach out for help, do what it takes to keep yourself clean and sober. May each of you make it one more day sober, that is today. May each of your tomorrows be one more day of sobriety. My wish is for people to help each other stay clean and sober and give each other a hand up, not hand outs. Love to all, Rosey

[@bensherman8976]

I was a POS junkie 1989-2017. Od at least 20 times. I was hopeless didn't care if I lived or died. I drug of choice was heroin and pills . Long story short I was sent to county jail for 4 months and I got down on my knees and begged god to give me one last chance. Well fast forward to now I got my home paid off , got 3 vehicles, all the tools and toys a man could ever want . I got an awesome career, a side hustle only thing I don't have is a wife. But maybe someday. Othere than that I'm gold. Listen there was no hope for me and if I can straighten myself up after all those years anyone can. I owe it all to god . Without his help there would of been no way I could of done that.

[@awakeatdawnrae6456]

God bless you Rosie and thank you

[@josephjackson7269]

My worry is for the victims of these people . Period

[@josephjackson7269]

Hey Ben Sherman did you make good to all the people you hurt .

[@bensherman8976]

@@josephjackson7269 of course I did. It wouldn't be a success if I didn't

[@dlr3083]

6:42 WOW! What an awesome officer! I really hope that girl gets help!

[@taraalan1131]

I think the First Lady got a real fright. I hope she realises how lucky she was to encounter a cop with a big heart, and understanding of her circumstances.

[@yvonnegrassi9219]

She said she was 22 and has an 8 year old??? So she started having kids at 14???? Or 13 or 12???? Come on. Really?? She doesn’t deserve a chance I don’t think.

[@taraalan1131]

@@yvonnegrassi9219 Perhaps she’d suffered earlier abuse , so she’d feel sex was no big deal ? We don’t know.

[@babyjane87]

@@yvonnegrassi9219she said she’s 26

[@KahlessTheUnforgettable]

@@yvonnegrassi9219I was in the 6th grade with a girl that was pregnant. It happens.

[@christinaamis4607]

She going right home to get more since the cop let her go and took her stuff

[@suelindsey1372]

I thought she had a stash in her bra🤣🤣

[@craigstevens5093]

Letting her go ? He’s an angel. I hope Nadine gets / got help for her drug problem. We need more cops like him

[@eh-i1841]

She won’t.

[@publicserviceannouncement4777]

The only reason I stopped was because of the natural consequences I created. And even when I lost my daughter to CPS, I still wasn't sure I wanted to quit the meth or could remain sober/give her the life she deserves. I was homeless too. I'm so glad I gave myself a chance. If I hadn't given it my all, I would've probably stayed in my addiction asking myself "what if...?"

[@dogsrulecatsdrool5635]

Awesome first officer! Such a good thing to do for that young lady! I hope she turns her life around 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️‼️

[@joankersting2358]

Hard to remember that God created each one with love and for a good purpose. Tons of respect for hard working COPS!

[@cbus]

There is no such thing as god

[@dogsrulecatsdrool5635]

@@cbus No? Than who created the sweet, fuzzy, little creatures such as yourself??? Oh, maybe God’s counterpart….👍🏼😁🙏🏼

[@MEGVTRON]

i have tons of sex weekly

[@geraldstamour1312]

I'm with you on this one, @joankersting2358!

[@christinaschannel589]

I can't believe after 13 years of marriage she would try and let her husband take the fall for her. When he doesn't even use drugs. He needs to make her go to rehab or get out.

[@HomeMadeBoards]

They both were using, wait till he looks away from the officer, crack scabs all over the neck up until the cheekbone. Only reason he has a beard is to hide all the scars. Both addicts.

[@Harlowerayne]

He needs to divorce that fool.

[@Mike9533]

“I’m a stupid stripper” 😂

[@lewthrasher4194]

This is one of the best cop shows. It does prove that there are some cops still willing to give some people a shot at getting themselves together and be productive.

[@chanelle7484]

Don’t do drugs. Period. Don’t even dabble with drugs. It’s not worth it, you get one life to live. I’ve watched too many people I grew up with, talented, have children, have so much going for them, completely throw their entire life away!

[@tomrivers487]

Hope you don’t drink either-or hang out with people that do. Also hope you refrain from the dr’s meds…then make your moral prescriptions.

[@kristin1682]

Wow the 1st cops had me crying a little. I hope that girl learned from it and Is doing well.

[@williamdevlin366]

Another Friday night watching COPS with my wife & a fresh cup of coffee after a busy, wet, rainy day outside working!!! So glad to be able to just watch youz guyz keeping us safe! It always amazes me what you all put up with & deal with. Thank you all!!! 🇺🇸

[@TrueCrimeStories231]

Ahhhhh best feelling.

[@vermontmom4232]

52:00 - what an amazing officer. He was great with her. His advice was great. She is a lucky young lady. I hope dad is not too hard on her. I think she learned her lesson. I hope she learned her lesson and wish her luck on her driver's test!

[@jen-a-purr]

Agreed. She learned a heavy lesson that night. He was cool about it. She wasn’t a drunk driver or criminal.

[@JoeyWilliams89]

That first cop seemed to be a really good guy! That’s cool that he let her take her kids and get the hell out of there

[@davemathews7890]

"You're arresting me because I'm white, white, white!!!" --- White officer arrests her.

[@angiechristinefitness]

Officer: put your underwear in your bag Chick: you’re gonna arrest me for 1-2-3-4 pieces of underwear?! 😭

[@user-pe9nk4mw3o]

"we divide the fine line between chaos and order" right.. for sure lmfaoo 😂😂 💀

[@straytarnish9443]

❤ to all the good cops thank you for your service keeping us safe❤

[@richlewis1879]

The second girl didn't know anything, but she knew to ask about bonds etc.

[@tinabutler6723]

What a nice way to handle to girl with the permit. The officer was kind and understood that she was going to get in enough trouble as it was. It’s nice to see that this side of COPS.

[@maritzafernandez5218]

Sorry I know that cop he is a enabler👎🤮

[@RocketRocket-ce3ke]

She didnt get into trouble at all. Granny was cooing all her over instead of calling her out.

[@mandylynnhoff]

Yeah except she didn't actually have a permit lol her entire family lets her drive without a license 🤦🏼‍♀️ hopefully she doesn't cause an accident before she learns how to correctly drive

[@timkelly6985]

What they don't tell you is old Maddy is only 35 years old. That dope game will age you.

[@darrylandrews7277]

Eighth segment: Cute young woman with no license is pulled over. Lies to the cop and says that she has a learner's permit. When grandma shows up, she states that girl does not have a driver's license, nor a learner's permit. Cop sends everyone on their way with no consequences. Nice to be a cute young woman!

[@misstruboyzrc]

“I’m so sorry I didn’t mean to” So, what exactly did you mean to do while driving a stolen vehicle at a high rate of speed with lights & sirens pursuing you???

[@MEGVTRON]

damn hello ❤

[@michaeldigiulio5602]

Would be interesting to see what developed in that situation. The young girl seemed to scared out of her wits about the situation. Gotta wonder if she was forced to do things . She stopped as soon as the males were out of the car. The counterfeit money, car stolen etc seemed like a situation she might have been forced or threatened to do things.

[@MEGVTRON]

DAMN!

[@angiemitchell280]

That lady in the first video better take that chance and run with it. She was given a huge break, unfortunately I have a bad feeling that she is still doing the same crap and may have already lost custody of her kids, which would be the best thing for them since she is taking them to dope houses. I truly hope im wrong but my gut instinct tells me that im right.

[@rosemaryarmitage3391]

I agree with you. I hope that she take this chance.

[@calambria100]

I think she s alright.. not very deep in it.

[@yvonnegrassi9219]

I think they NEED CONSEQUENCES.!!!!! Come on. She said she was 22 and has an 8 year old???? Such stupidity.

[@xuanzhencat]

Cop: I’m gonna give you a chance, for your kids. Kids, later, in therapy: And no one would get us out of this hell because she always cried to the cops, promise to change, and they would let her go. And then nothing changed.

[@larrog8413]

Damn how dark. You could just wish the best for her and her kids..

[@rayh493]

@@larrog8413 xuanzhencat's scenario is far more likely than the one where she went home to her kids, quit doing meth, and lived happily ever after.

[@Victoria-wz9ub]

Agree. I don't care about her. Children should always be a priority.

[@laurakibben4147]

And it's not the cops decision anyway, it should be the judge. Temporary overnight for mom and kids, see what the judge says next day and go from there. Insane.

[@Bookitty4792]

Wow…that first cop was very generous, I hope that young mom does chooses a better path for a better future for her and her kids 😢

[@rescuelover7891]

Two Officers married. Probably a good idea. Lots to talk about and they understand what each other are going through. Good luck to the both of you.😊

[@majorasothermask1258]

I love when people run from police, but still use their turning signals lmao.

[@martinaguilar5905]

Well, some people speeding away from police do some things legal like signaling, stopping for stop signs, waiting at red lights, etc, to not add more charges. Anybody running away from police in a vehicle will have traffic violations added to charges involving running away from police. Some people speeding away from police have some level of care to avoid tacking on traffic violations. This is not the case most of the times.

[@majorasothermask1258]

@@martinaguilar5905 If you're running from police, I don't think that's what's going through your head. I honestly think it's just habit. You're committing a felony, so not using your turn signal is so insignificant. I've never seen someone who ran get charged with running a redlight or failure to use their turn signal. I've seen plenty of videos of people running who get charged for felony evasion, plus anything else such as possession or resisting arrest. Never for anything like running a stop sign or failure to use turn signals.

[@martinaguilar5905]

@@majorasothermask1258 here in California, especially Los Angeles, anybody running away from police in a vehicle do get traffic violations added to felony charges involving running away from police. Most of the times people running away on a vehicle do not care about anything else besides running away from police. Those who do follow traffic laws are uncommon but still face mandatory jail time. Los Angeles is known as the capital of police chases and weird police chases as well including police chases of a suspect who follow traffic laws as well as slow police chases. There was a police chase that was the longest in LAPD history lasting 6 hours going at a snail pace. Only LAPD add on the traffic violations on top of felony charges for any police chase even if the drivers was going at a snail pace.

[@stephenbuck1280]

I know that everyone is commenting on the compassion of the first officer, however I just hope her kids don’t regret that he didn’t intervene and get them out of what is obviously bad situation.

[@veihnq3329]

there were a lot of very cool and compassionate cops in this video. doing their job right

[@AbundanceMindsetAcademy]

WOW! I have never seen a cop give someone such a break! That first lady was so in the wrong having drugs and kids together in the car with no license! That was a gamble on the cops part! If she takes this as a real opportunity to fix her life, then god bless, but she could also neglect the children or bring predators into the house with them in the pursuit of getting high..

[@MEGVTRON]

your name is COPWATCHER but yu never seen one give a break? lol yu need to watch cops more

[@CathleenHarty-jq6zs]

WOW WHAT A GENTLE MAN OFFICER SORRY FOR YOUNG LADY VERY P0LITE PG SHE TAKES GOOD ADVICE.🙏❤️👍🇮🇪

[@Elaine-br4lw]

All of these cop's are excellent at their jobs. I was especially impressed with the lady cop at the end.

[@CADgeek82]

He did a good job expressing the importance and severity of the situation without being disrespectful to the woman. She needed to hear that. Hopefully she gets help to get off the drugs. If she can do that, she might have a chance at getting the rest of her life in order.

[@atrueshakespeare]

😂😂😂😂I love how he just picks her up and carry’s her to the car!! Too funny!!

[@andythomas9564]

I really love how they scared that 1st lady…I hope it works, she has to cut the people off around her completely, stay around someone in her family that doesn’t use and sleep that sht off, after a month she’ll start getting her life back…

[@bridgetmarden3345]

People never completely amaze me anymore.

[@shotforshot5983]

Eyes open and mind working affords a person that.

[@willg.7775]

That interaction between that cop and girl was amazing. She was soo thread thin of having those kids in the system. But he let her go. Omg what cop does that. Props to him and hopefully she turns her life around. Drugs and the sauce hurts more than just the user. I should know. I lost my brother few years back to the sauce. It ruins lives people. Pls go and get help. You can't see you need it when you are high or crashing. The drug or drink controls you but you cannot see that. Please get help.

[@maureenbryan3465]

It's notsauceas in tomato try source ,go back to school

[@coolkidd723]

51.00 loved how the first thing grandma asked was if she was ok.

[@mrc6301]

its so sad watching people on drugs or drunk

[@stacyoneill1743]

My family is from Colton Cali That was so loving 🥰 to let the girl get her babies and go home what a wonderful officer 👮 ❤

[@dawnjackson2190]

So sad the first case!!! Those poor kids. Our foster care system is so broken. How do you choose what's best for them, when the choice is a mother who clearly has an addiction problem and a broken foster care system. Either way, those kids are in danger

[@2truths1lie-xu2sn]

@07:24 story of my life.😢 "Black male baled out. " 😂😂

[@sdbelland]

So the first one gets her kids and drives off without a valid driver's license? That would never happen in Canada.

[@thesimptrain]

How could it? Canada is a ablaze with weird politic and you know…. A literal blaze

[@samuellopez1957]

She Had It EASY. SHE WOULD DO THAT AGAIN. AND. AGAINNNNNN 😕

[@freedomworks3976]

Oh Canada 🇨🇦 .... Canada is socialist compared to America 🇺🇸. Socialism = destruction Capitalism = Wealth

[@redfin382]

​@@thesimptrain do you you think it's always on fire? Us states burn too and our politics are just as fucked up. We have literal coup participants in power. Yeah...I guess that's just normal to you?

[@phuckphace90]

Nothing happens in Canada

[@joshuaharleman6009]

i love how cops make it a therapy session . i remember telling cop to wrap it up and take me in

[@zoeyweber9958]

Wow. I’ve never seen someone let go AFTER the were already handcuffed. I’ve always thought once you’re handcuffed, that’s it, you’re going to jail.

[@mattburns7380]

That DUI girl in the green shirt...her headlights are on 🤣🤣🤣

[@emmiberg4207]

Did she really just say “it normals me” ? 😂

[@angiechristinefitness]

Right?! “Speed, because I have adhd” I wasn’t aware meth was a substitute

[@daniellee5147]

God I hate it when these people go out in the middle of the night on their burglary missions and bring their dogs.

[@brittneysanders4027]

Right

[@frontlinemedia4270]

Boy, what a good cop showing compassion. I have never seen this

[@DeathHugZ]

Damn she got lucky. That cop did not have to do that for her. I hope she cleans up. Addiction is no joke.

[@stevemacdaddy9909]

I pray that first young lady is in 10% of people able to quit that crap. I'm in that 10%.She hasn't picked her face to peices yet so she probably hasn't been on long. God bless her and help her. I pray she gets clean for the her and her kids sake.

[@Butt--Head]

I'm as tough as they come but seeing what those cops did for that young lady so she could keep her kids really moved me good job officers

[@katelynlajune9907]

Ya but I doubt she will change any . Sadly

[@mandylynnhoff]

I wonder how happy the kids are about it

[@MEGVTRON]

lol sure you are

[@christiewright1457]

@@mandylynnhoffI can tell you as the daughter of 2 addicts the kids weren’t happy. They need a responsible adult, not the cops giving their strung out mom another chance.

[@MarySmith-bc7mf]

Bs

[@user-kj5ul3it4y]

Officers do an outstanding job. Give them all a big fat raise.

[@alexandertews6970]

The first video shows that the police acted very generously sometimes. I hope the fear of losing children will help this woman overcome drug addiction. These two things are incompatible-children and addiction to alcohol or drugs. Very great respect for this act of the policeman.

[@evanwilliams6406]

As ALF would say, there is a couple of boozehags in this compilation.

[@tiffanyhartwig8975]

Dont ever say someone dont care about their kids if their addicts. I been clean for 12 yrs. But i was a mom first and not everyone has help which can make it even harder. BUT i never took my kids on runs. I was also determined to not follow in my sperm donors steps. My husband stuck with me but it was hard work to get here 18yrs together and 3 kids. My love for my husband and son gave me the strength

[@marysmith-xo7rt]

Some people don’t care about their kid’s so you don’t know

[@garyo4057]

The first cop had a great attitude, hard and fair, a good example for other officers to follow.

[@DarkDecimus]

The way bro just casually gets out and walks away from the stolen car chase...😂😂😂

[@madlinerose5038]

Makes for such eye-opening learning about what people lie about today. Wonder where the money comes from, especially the mother with two children and she can afford drug habit and cigarettes. Great content. Am so proud of the many young people who chose law enforcement.😊

[@ryanhuey8651]

Everyone in the comments talking about the first lady and the cop giving her a chance. Nobody noticed the second one where the cops chasing. When she pulls over the cop doesn't put his car in park and rams the back end of that stolen vehicle hahahha. rookie mistake but great handling of the situation and decent cop

[@bonniehowell6604]

“Are you serious?” Is what the drunk drivers ask the police who are ALWAYS serious when at work!

[@LadyWhiggy]

I applaud the way the officers handled the woman on dope. He said harsh things that she needed to hear. Tough love!

[@RandyBoBandy.]

It’s always hilarious when cops say “if you tell me where it is, I won’t have to search the whole car”. As though if someone hands over what they have the cop will say “ok, now I won’t bother searching the car”. It’s simply to solidify the case so it’s impossible to claim they didn’t know it was in the car. If you tell them it’s over. The ultimate outcome will be EXACTLY the same if you tell them or they find it.

[@freedomworks3976]

Reading and understanding Americans constitutional rights is not what the government wants. Use it or lose it. America 🇺🇸 works well if you understand the law.

[@davelowets]

That's not all it is.... It saves the officer a bunch of time digging, AND it gives the officer an idea about how truthful a person is. If that first woman HADN'T fessed up, she WOULD have went to jail, and her kids WOULD have been with CPS. Also, if you're truthful with an officer, most times they WILL inform the D.A. that you cooperated, and we're honest with him. That CAN go a long way during sentencing for your case. Maybe if you wised up just a bit, you'd realize how to be an adult, and the perks that come along with it. 🤷🏻

[@RandyBoBandy.]

@@davelowets ok officer. I won’t elaborate on the complete insanity of the “drug war”. Making laws based on one persons definition of “intoxication” as opposed to another is idiotic. Regardless, had this woman simply invoked her right to remain silent, the cop never would’ve found it and she never would’ve been in that position. Was she irresponsible? Yes. Did this ordeal possibly set her onto a more health corse? Perhaps. I’m simply pointing out the fact that a police officer stating “let me know now or it’ll be worse if I have to find it” is complete nonsense. Prosecuting attorneys never speak to the arresting officer in low level arrests like this. They simply read the arrest reports and form plea bargains based on the defendants legal council and strength of the case. I’m simply pointing out that admitting and informing the location of contraband to a cop has absolutely zero effect on the end result. It’s exactly the same as field sobriety tests. The test are a tool for the prosecution. They have no bearing on the cops determination “to see where you’re at”. If asked to perform FST’s, it’s 99.999% decided you’re arrested. Having a completely subjective “test” to submit as evidence is very useful.

[@misskat8548]

Um....or don't have drugs on you at all??🤦🏼‍♀️

[@RKLS90]

⁠@@davelowets u obviously have no lie what you’re talking about. Do u really think they tell the judge that you were honest when u got caught with dope? They don’t care and no one mentions that in a court room. Second, how do u know the cop still wouldn’t have let her go if she didn’t tell him there was more dope in the purse? I mean she did originally lie and said there was nothing in there so why do u think he potentially wouldn’t let it slide a second time? lol I still can’t stop shaking my head about u really believing the whole being honest at the time of arrest has any impact on your sentencing or treatment during pre trial. You are a cops dream, dumb and gullible

[@fmo94jos8v3]

A license is required for driving on the road sure, but the license is tied to what class of vehicle you are driving - not to the fact that your driving on the road. Not sure about the US but you need B for bus, A/D/Z for trucks, G for cars, M for motorcycle, nothing for bicycle, etc. So she would either need an ATV license or no license at all to drive on the road. I am not sure what the ATV regulations say, but they may say you are prohibited or need any class license to drive on the road. A wise offroad-er would check the laws for ATV's in their jurisdiction. Depending what regulations/laws say, she may have a reason to get the ticket dismissed, and/or file suit against the officer for an unconstitutional stop. Not legal advice, always consult a lawyer.

[@sammyscrappy]

That first cop was really cool! He did th right thing! I've been clean now be 2 years in February I hope so got the help she needs

[@chelsea_belle]

I'm sorry- "Anything on you where I can't check??" 😂😂😂

[@TomokoMurakami]

So many of these women are offended when you insinuate they don't care very much about their kids. They honestly don't get it.

[@8060299099]

The first officer. What a man. Hopefully the young lady sorts herself out for her and her kids ❤️

[@savinggrace1110]

All I am say is Wow! The first officer hands down you are amazing sir. Now let’s pray she wakes up and puts her children first because it can happen.

[@asyrafrahman5283]

First time ever i see a good cop in this video, finally amercia has some good cops in the country! FINALLY!

[@KingKyrool]

Man I love this gender equality.

[@Thunderdad974]

The young lady in the first segment got a HUGE break from that officer. I sure hope she turned her life around.

[@jennylynx1869]

She probably doesn’t realize yet what he did for her…when she’s sober she will. One thing I’m extremely grateful for now that I’m sober, is that I never got a record.

[@MEGVTRON]

cuz she got a sick rack

[@willamestrada1121]

Officer Joshua Dixon... thank you for being a beautiful soul. Not only are you protecting us from evil but you show great compassion. I applaud you. Come back to Tennessee to visit!!

[@Engels_Family]

First cop was a stellar officer. That should be a video shown in every acadamy as an example of excellent community policing. He could of hauled her away, and called CPS. But a lot of that breeds "victim mentality" and a reason to hate law-enforcement. Instead, he got his point across with the feeling of those cuffs closing on her wrist, and a fear of losing her kids. He gave her a chance, an important lesson learned, and a genuine shot at making good for her kids, and herself. Love that first officer!!

[@fuzzynubbinz]

That's hilarious at 25:55 she started kicking the back glass of the cruiser and they just kept talking. That could've been another charge.

[@salishawheeler76]

I hope that girl got off the crap and got her life straight for her and her kids. ❤

[@sircat9914]

Damn i miss this show it use to play on fox after school i always looked forward to coming home and watching this i miss this show🥺❤️

[@MarySmith-bc7mf]

It’s still on tv

[@sircat9914]

@@MarySmith-bc7mf people still watch TV?

[@jacobb7608]

God that woman crying when they took her dog was heartbreaking. It doesn't matter what ANYONE does, losing your dog hurts. Period. Plus as someone with ADD I really felt what she said about taking stimulants to self-medicate her ADHD. I used to have periods where I'd run out of my meds (Adderall) and the withdrawals were so bad that I did ANYTHING to stop them, including using illegal stimulants. When she said that speed (pretty much the same thing as Adderall) "normals me", it really hit home. Anyone else with ADHD will understand that statement and how ADHD meds/stimulants affect people like us. They make you feel like an average person for once, but they also grab onto you and make you forget how to survive without them.