When Good Cops Are AWESOME! (Extremely Heart Melting Encounters)

You don't know where your daddy's at? We're gonna get you to your daddy, okay? You're all right, buddy. Come back to us. Come on. It's not your time, brother. Wake up. You don't have had her gloves? I'll buy these for her. There are times when good cops are awesome. This is a pregnant woman who has just escaped an accident, but at this point she has made a strange request to the officer. Because I have door dash stuff in my car. Is there any way that you guys can deliver that for me? It's right, it's literally right there. Can you guess how the officers reacted next? On February 22nd, 2023, police officers responded to the scene of a terrible car crash. Fortunately, the victim was unharmed, but it marked the beginning of an interesting and warming moment. Because I have door dash stuff in my car. Is there any way that you guys can deliver that for me? It's right, it's literally right there. What? Yeah, sure, I'll take it for you. I just feel so bad. Yeah, let's get this out of here. They got a door dash that's got to go. So we're gonna take it. Oh no, is it out? It's not out. There's no way it's out. The officers didn't think twice about accepting to help her, but before they left, they made sure to lift her spirits with a light-hearted joke. I hope they give you a good review. In no time, the goods were delivered to the customer, and it was she who couldn't believe her eyes when she saw who was behind the delivery. I got your door dash. I'm not sure if you saw what happened. I did not. Or wondering why the police are delivering your door dash. Yeah, she told me that. She got in an accident. She got in an accident, yeah. Is she okay? Yes, so two things. I don't take responsibility if any of this is inaccurate. No, I understand. And two, if that's Texas Roadhouse, you're lucky if the girls made it. I'm on a diet right now, and that would have been questionable if I wasn't. Thank you so much. Yeah, no problem. Thank you. I would have gone to the store myself, but I have four certificates. I understand completely. You too. Appreciate that. What an incredible act of kindness from the police. But hold on. The next officers were more awesome when they saved a man's life. Come back to us. Come on. It's not your time, brother. Wake up. What'd you take, man? Oh, Nick, come on. Look at me. Nick, come on. Come on. On February 3rd, 2021, Summit County Deputy arrived at the scene of a three-vehicle accident. But as soon as he saw the driver who caused the crash was unconscious, he sprang into action, shifting into life-saving mode. Sir? Sir? Sir, can you hear me? Sir, can you hear me? Sir, wake up. Hey, can you hear me? Sit up for me, buddy. I'm going to take this lane. Hey, wake up, bud. There you go. Hey, hey. Sheriff's office. What's your name? Can you hear me? So eight's too much? Eight was too much? It's just a lot real quick. Well, I got... Dude, he was purple. Right, so give him what you got to do. You guys probably don't carry bags. No, a bag? Why would we have those? I'm not even... No, no, no. You got to let it circulate a little bit, bud. Seeing the man's critical condition, the officer didn't hesitate for a second. He turned back, drawing on all his knowledge and experience, and did everything he could to save the man's life. Sir, can you hear me? Sir? Copy. Can you hear me, bud? This might be a 90D. I'm going to attempt to administer some Narcan to this individual. Sir, can you hear me? Sir, can you hear me? Can you hear me? Sir, wake up. Sir, sit up. Yes, it's Paul. I just administered the second four milligrams of Narcan. If you could advise the squad, please. Sit up for me. Hey, come on, wake up. The drug paraphernalia found in the man's car was clear evidence that he had knowingly driven while impaired, causing a three-vehicle accident that could have easily taken multiple lives. It was enough to anger anyone, but the officer's focus wasn't on anger. His sole concern was making sure the man made it out alive. Wake up. Can you hear me? His pulse is running. Wake up, buddy. Hey. His color looks better already. His lips were blue when I got here, bud. I mean, blue. Hey, man. He's coming away. Here we go. Come on. Hey. Wake up. Wake up, buddy. Sheriff's office. Hey, Sheriff's office. Wake up. Hey, there you go. Wake up. Hey, can you hear me? Wake up. I'm afraid to let go of him. He's going to fall back over. The police's relentless efforts finally paid off when the man regained consciousness, a moment of hope amidst the chaos. A minute and a half, maybe? Well, I didn't get any reaction. His lips were purple. Well, all the training you guys gave us on the medical, it's great. Can you hear me? God, you look so much better. What's your name, buddy? Nick. What'd you take, man? Oh, Nick. Come on, look at me. Nick, come on. Come on. Do you know where you are? Huh? His name's Nick. Nick, you want to try and stand up for us? The firemen want to talk to you. And then you and I are going to have a chat, OK? Do you know where you are right now? Huh? Is this your car? It's my parents'. It's your parents' car, OK. Do they know you have it? Ready to roll? Yep. All right, what do you want to do? I'm going to stand up. You're going to stand up? Come on out here. If it hadn't been for the quick and decisive actions of the police, we could have been witnessing a tragic incident. Thankfully, the man regained consciousness and was swiftly taken to the ambulance for further care. Stand up, man. We won't let you fall. He's a lot stronger than he looks. Do you want to frisk him? Yeah, absolutely. Dump this coat. I'm going to take your coat off, fella. It's going to be nice and warm in that squad. They might let you drive, I don't... I doubt it. No? OK. It's all right. He's going to frisk you real quick. Good. Anything sharp on your body, person? Go ahead and spin for me, Jess, a little bit. There you go. Hands up. Nothing's going to poke us. Good. Have a seat, right here. Right here in the crease. All right. In the end, the man had to face the consequences of his reckless actions and was charged with drug possession. However, the real hero in this story was the officer, whose quick thinking and skilful actions undoubtedly saved a life, earning him well-deserved praise. The police officer in the next case was equally kind. Sent to you. I thought you'd take credit, but it was all him. I got an adult... Hey, I got an adult hoodie, if you want to throw it over him. That's all right. On March 1st, 2024, the Wayne County Sheriff's Office received distressing news. Every parent's worst nightmare. A black pickup truck had been stolen from the Marshallville Dollar General, with a child still asleep in the back. But thanks to the flock camera license plate reader, officers were immediately alerted, allowing them to track down both the vehicle and the child within minutes. We're your parents, okay? We're the good guys. I know, I know it was scary, wasn't it? Now let me see that foot, big guy. How old are you, three? Are you two? You got a jacket in here? There might be one in the back seat. There's a stuffed animal if you want to grab that. Oh, it's okay. It's all right, buddy. You're okay. Are you, are you? How old are you, three? Are you two? You got a jacket in here? Reports say the baby had been left alone for over an hour. An hour of pure fear and confusion. By the time officers arrived, the little one was absolutely terrified. But these cops weren't just here to make arrests. They knew they had to step up as protectors. So they pulled out every trick in the book to comfort and calm the scared child. Check this out, you like flashlights? Thanks, daddy. Oh, it's okay. You want to hold this? No, no, all right. It's all right. It's okay. I found a little car for you, son. It's okay. It's all right, buddy. It's okay. Here, I'm gonna take you out. Okay, it's okay. Let's get you out of here. It's okay, your jammies wet. You got some books here? You like dinos? I like them. My little boy likes dinos. It's okay, buddy. Here, I'm gonna lower this tailgate. We could just sit right here, okay? You've probably been sitting there. All right, thanks. All right. How old are you? Do you like stickers? I know, we're gonna get you to your daddy. Do you like stickers? I'll get you a sticker, okay? The baby was still shaken, clinging to fear and only wanting his dad. No toy, no soothing words could break through until the officers made a promise. The moment they assured him they'd take him to his father, the tension eased and for the first time, he finally started to calm down. Hey, buddy, did you see what the guy ran into? What was that? He just keeps saying, my daddy. You don't know where your daddy's at? We're gonna get you to your daddy, okay? You're all right, buddy. You got any snacks in this bag? You want some snacks or something? I might have snacks in my lunchbox, I'll look. Here you go. Hey, I found some pretzels. You want some pretzels? It's okay. I wonder if you got any, like, doctor paperwork in here or something so I know what your name is. See if you got any shoes. Here, you want some socks on your feet? I got socks. Did they get, where'd they get them at? Down there at the, uh, somewhere 20th and I think Wilberth. Wilberth, yeah. Without hesitation, the officer switched into full-on dad mode, gently comforting the baby while making sure he was safe and sound. It's all right, buddy. I want to find your shoes so your feet aren't cold. It's cold out. Can I put these socks in? Can I put these socks on your feet, buddy? Keep your feet warm. Hey, daddy, I know we're gonna get you to your daddy. We're gonna get you to your parents, okay? We're the good guys. I know, I know it was scary, wasn't it? You're letting me see that foot, big guy. How old are you, three? Are you two? You got a jacket in here? Uh, there might be one in the back seat. There's a stuffed animal if you want to grab that. Oh, you're fine. It's all right, buddy. You're okay. How old are you, three? Are you two? You got a jacket in here? Oh, you're fine. The officer gently wrapped the child in a warm coat, secured him in the patrol car, and set off toward the station, where a long-awaited reunion with his dad was just moments away. I got an adult... Hey, I got an adult hoodie, if you want to throw it over him. What's up, buddy? You're all right, you're a brave boy. You're a big, brave boy. We're gonna get you home to your daddy. Think this is gonna work? You're the father here. We don't want you to get cold. I'm just an uncle part-time and every now and then babysit. There you go. Hey, thanks for your help. You're okay, bud. I would have found this guy running crazy. Oh, yeah, for sure, for sure. There you go. For sure. You're all right. It's okay. Look how cool this is. It's okay, have a seat. You're okay, buddy. Yeah, we'll just keep you warm. It's okay. You want some more water? You're on the water? It's okay. It's all right, buddy, you're clean. You're safe. We're gonna get you to your daddy, okay? It's okay, buddy. It's all right. I'll be right back. After an intense investigation, officers finally tracked down the suspect and made the arrest, bringing this terrifying ordeal to an end. Hey, it was us. We got the call and they got him. Well, hold on, stand back. All right, have a seat, boss. All right, boss. In the end, the child was returned to his family unharmed from the incident and the suspect was charged with kidnapping, abduction, and theft. The next case is very interesting because the officers help a man set up a surprise proposal to his girlfriend. No, no, no, no, no. Are you married yet? I can kill you. On December 7th, 2016, officers from the Washington County Sheriff's Office in Nebraska arrived at a business to arrest a man. But as the situation unfolded, it quickly became clear that this was no ordinary arrest. Okay, you're all on record now, guys, so here it is. December 7th, 2016, taking him into custody and his life sentence is going to begin. So then what's going to happen is he's going to do this in front of Amber. So then he's going to call her outside of the main office and go, hey, Don's coming in with a camera and there's a warrant. So what she's going to do, of course, she's going to go, what's the warrant for? They're going to go, well, I don't know. So why don't you go ahead and call down dispatch? So Amber's going to call dispatch. Ty's going to say it's a warrant out of Douglas County for traffic to appear. So now comes the time you're going to have to get the serious look and go, shit, you know, make it look like you. Can you imagine how the female police must have felt when she saw her boyfriend at the station? She was beyond furious. All right, bud, step up towards me. Watch your head when you get up. Step back towards me. No. Hey. Step back, man. All right, I'll get you out. You'll be fine. Take these off here. Sorry. No problem. All right, I need you to empty out your pockets. Put everything up on there. And you told me before he ever came to jail, you're going to hit him. I know, that's why he's... Oh, no. However, at this moment, the surprise unfolded, and she was about to experience one of the most unexpected and beautiful moments of her life. No, I don't want to. Are you married yet? Really? I can kill you. So the big answer is... Hey, I had to do some L.A. acting. Believe me, she wouldn't find it at first, man. I've never had an inmate do this, man. It's okay. I'm trying to keep her from going out there. And I was trying to block her, Royce. I know. It's not that everybody didn't know about this. The hard part is, we really do have to talk. I don't always... I don't lie all the time. That's why it's important. Freaking out, because he's like about to cry. And I'm like, it's okay, it's okay. Like, I can jump. I did. It was bouncing around here. I'm like, oh, God. I thought you were going to jump on it. Thanks, guys. But you're... Amber has those... When you tell her something, she's not sure to believe. She has those eyes, and she's like piercing at you. Looking for a crack in your armor. Do you think you can lie to me? God. Can I have my shirt back? What a great moment. Now, let's move to the next case. How's it going? How are you doing? Not too bad. What are you doing? I don't know. Just loving the snow, I guess. Loving the snow. It was clear that this young man's actions were clearly against the law, and he should have faced consequences. However, lucky for him, the police officer standing in front of him was one of the kindest and nicest cops he had ever met. Okay, I don't think this is entirely legal to be driving on a public road. Okay. Do you have the driver's license on you? No, I have my permit, though. Yeah, I'll take that. All right. Yeah, a little bit. Seemed like a nice guy, so... Well, I didn't know that until he pulled me over, but... So, how far did you come with this thing? Just from... Okay. Well, I'm going to let you drive it back there. Okay. And then I don't want to see it on a public road anymore. All righty. Um, I'm going to take a picture of this thing, and I'm going to take a picture of these tracks, and if I see it out on the road anymore, if I find out that somebody else deals with you out on the road anymore, or somebody calls in a complaint on it, I'm going to write you a ticket. But right now, I'm just going to let you drive it home and take your business, okay? All right, sounds good. Do you have a driver's license? No, I'm only 15. So, yeah, so I don't even want to... I don't want to taint your record by writing you a ticket if you don't even have your driver's license yet. Yep. You just can't be driving this thing on a road. If you're on your own property, or somebody else's property, they don't care if you're ripping around on it, that's fine. You can't be on a public road, okay? Okay. All right? All right. I'm just going to take a snapshot of this thing right here. What do you even call this thing? Is it like a go-kart? Yeah, it's just a go-kart. All right. He was released. However, he then made a request to the police officer. All right, man. All right. Get it home. Drive safe. Try not to get hit by a car. Otherwise, you're really going to be in trouble. All right. Do you mind if I take a picture of the go-kart sitting in front of a sheriff truck? Just show my buddies, or... Nah, I'm good. All right. No, that's fine. You probably got me all on camera anyway. Yeah, I do. Do you mind if it goes on YouTube? I got a YouTube channel. I can blur your face out or something if you want. All right. Have a good one, man. What's up? I'm going to follow you. All right. I'll try to keep her in a straight line. Doesn't like to stay straight in the snow. Things got even more interesting when the officer returned with a surprising question. So when are you going to name this video? Um, not sure yet. Probably go-kart gets pulled over by a sheriff. What's your YouTube channel? Want me to show you it? Sure. Okay. Or you can just type it in. It's all capital K.P. Moto. K.P. Moto? Okay. I'll remember that. All right. Take care. You too. Maybe this officer is possibly the nicest guy on the planet. Moved to a homeless woman whose heart was warmed by a kind cop. I'll buy these for her. Thank you. But don't, don't do this, okay? I know it's tough, but there's other ways. Call us for help, all right? On a bitterly cold January day, an officer was called to investigate a shoplifting incident and swiftly found the female suspect. Without hesitation, she admitted to swiping a hat and gloves, revealing that she was homeless and simply couldn't endure the freezing temperatures any longer. Rather than arrest her, the officer handed down a no trespass order. But then, in an unexpected twist, the situation evolved in a way that no one could have predicted. Hi, ma'am. Do you have stuff in your coat right now? No. No? Okay. Employee said they saw you stuff stuff from your basket into your jacket. No, I just went and I just put all my stuff back because I was supposed to meet my other half here and he never showed up. I just tried calling him actually. Okay, so if we search your jacket, we're not going to find any items? I'll give you an opportunity right now to take everything out. But it's going to be your one and only opportunity. If you take everything out right now, we won't even press charges. We'll just give you a no trespass. I think that's a fair deal. Otherwise, if there is something, we'll file charges. Okay, fine. I have a hat. All right, there we go. I don't have an ID. Okay, I'm going to give you your ID so I can get the other hat for you. Jamie. J-A-M-I-E? M-E-S-C-A-F-E. S-C-A-F-E. Do you have an address that you stay at? No. The woman was highly cooperative, surrendering the stolen items and providing all her personal information. Given her attitude, it wouldn't be surprising if this case took a favorable turn. Okay. Are you working anywhere, Jamie? No. It's just cold outside. I don't have any money. I just want a hat and gloves. I get it, but you can't be stealing it, okay? Anything else on you? Just that and gloves. Because if they check cameras and they find anything else, then it's going to turn into a theft charge. Okay. And you don't have any gloves or hats or anything? Okay. I have one pair of gloves. I give her your info then. Go ahead. This one's for you. There was no shouting, resistance or violence during the police investigation. In fact, what happened next truly highlights just how kind this officer was. This one's for you. Copy. This should be good. Yeah, we're good. Um, yeah, I can come in and I'll... So you can use the drive-thru, but you can't use this one. Okay? You don't have hat or gloves? I'll buy these for her. Thank you. But don't, don't do this, okay? I know it's tough, but there's other ways. Call us for help, all right? But if you come back in here, you're going to get arrested. The officer's actions were genuinely kind and remarkable. For homeless individuals like this woman, what they needed was a helping hand and a harsh legal punishment. Again, it's cold, but $9.47 ain't worth, you know, especially, like, if you're out on bond and stuff. The ears are cold. I get it. But, you know, call us for help. We have resources that can help you out with, you know, every contact with us doesn't have to be a bad thing. All right. All right, Jamie, don't come back, okay? All right. Do you guys need anything else from us? No, thank you. Okay, sounds good. The situation ended without any arrests, and the girl faced no charges whatsoever. This case restores our faith in humanity and reminds us of the beauty that life can offer.