It’s a shame to lose a good one. We need more like him!

Sad to see you go, Manfred. You made a difference to that little One Horse Town. The police force needs more Manfreds in this world. On this and the other side of the pond. God bless you and enjoy fishing. Mit schönen Grüßen aus Deutschland. 😊

Hallo 😇 von Germany The Chief of the Police is a good guy , with the ❤ on the right place . I say Howkins you will miss , but than it is to late . Best regards from Germany Fred liess

Guy seems willing to learn. That's good.

Love your news my homie

I went to gregg county jail Sunday and saw Ms Adams the lady on your profile pic 😂

Wow bro, you rock!!

love it

17:30 Just to get your opinion... If somebody supports the police in the USA, that means they support all the officers who did shit. So if you support "Black Lifes Matter", that means you're supporting all the rioters and looters connected to BLM? If you support the rights you have as a citizen, you also support the right to own a gun as an 18-year old? This is the same exact logic to me. If this is "not the same" to you, where is the difference then? So in your world, everything needs to be differentiated into good and bad examples, except from the police, which is all bad? And if you don't support the police, what's the other option then? Street justice? Civil defense? Just shoot the guy who stole your wallet? I guess the chief has explained it pretty good that a police officer can't to everything right. I've seen the video footage of the incident at Hawkins when the woman with the machete was shot by one of Chief Gilow's officers. There are two sides of the story. The woman with the machete was standing in the middle of the road, attacking cars (at least one of them with kids in the backseat), punching the windows and trying to assault the people inside. As she was charging towards the officer, he was telling her to drop the machete several times, he deployed his taser without success and after she hit the officer's arm with the machete, he shot her until she stopped charging on him. The family of the woman showed up at the police office, telling the chief that the police wasn't forced to shoot her and that what they did was wrong. On the other hand, if the officer wouldn't have used deadly force and the woman would have been able to hurt or kill a pedestrian on the road, the pedestrians family would show up at the police office to tell the chief that his officer failed to do his job and that he should have used deadly forced against the assaulter to prevent the pedestrian from getting hurt or killed. There is always someone on each side, who will hate the police for what they did, even if what they did was correct. But in the Aftermath, all the wise guys show up and would have done it all different, after watching the bodycam video of the cop's one-second-decision 50 times in slow motion...

throw him in jail and forget him - what a bad person.

😎🌞

So, in your opinion, is chief that genuine or just hamming it up for the camera?

And what was actually the reason for quitting the job ?

Who was in the picture they blacked out I wonder 5:40

I can’t nail down this guy’s accent, anyone?

Das krasse ist ja nachdem er gegangen ist haben sie den Lohn doch noch um 5€ pro Monat erhöt

Did he give a straight answer why he’s asking a 6 year about guns

that cop is probably cia...accent give away