We don’t just need more police like him, we need more men like him. Friendly, calm, collected, but can do what’s needed when the time comes. Even I’m not as capable as I want to be, and certainly not as much as this officer, but we really do need more men like him.

I hate cops

It also helps that his mom showed the kid that officers can be helpful and not to be afraid to ask for help.

The entire story is exactly that .. a story. Fake. This did not happen.

@@YoureNotAlexander positive vibes .. brought to you by Dunkin' I respect what you're saying. I get it. I don't agree with it. I think society would be a lot better off coming to terms with the truth. We can't really change anything for the better if we allow ourselves to be "brave new world" -ed into delusion. Just my opinion .. for the absolutely nothing that it's worth. ☮

So true! I see so much hate in the news, online...everywhere! I opened a bunch of these stories this morning as I just needed to start my day right.

Acab

@@The_Quaalude all cakes are baked?

@@Name-nw9uj ACAB stands for All Cops Are Bad.

Perfectly stated, Ed.

We do help people, every day, when we pay taxes.

Me too! Finally huh ❤

I literally almost started crying. Wish we had more stories like this than showing the worse part of humanity not doing great things. I never knew there were so many ways to tie a tie until I worked at a high end store selling high end suits and we learned to tie every conceivable knot there is known to mankind. The windsor knot was the one that just made the shirt and suit pop out. It gave you that military style look.

Don' t make false statements. Police do not "risk their lives" to save anyone. In fact, the first thing they typically say to the public is something that goes, "for MY safety". The Police are under no obligation to save anyone. In actuality, its firefighters, and paramedics/EMTs that risk their lives to save people. Never forget that.

made me cry! What a wonderful example of a man!

This video is staged. It is fake. It is insidious propaganda. This did not happen. But it was successful in its purpose, which was to deceive people. To cultivate an unearned trust, respect, and appreciation for an organization that is largely out of control and with qualified immunity, almost completely held unaccountable for the crimes they commit against a public they swore to protect. Because of their many decades of abuse of power, and the trust the public placed in them, and with the ubiquitous nature of cellphones now giving nearly everyone in the public a camera in their pocket at all times, thus revealing their systemic viscous abuses in a way never possible before, they have a serious reputation problem, which they try to mitigate and manipulate with fake videos like this. You can type "Police help tie" right here and see for yourself 50+ other vids of this exact staged copaganda with your own two eyes. What an amazing coincidence that cops all over the country are randomly helping youngsters tie their ties before going to a job interview or whatever the script says. And all caught in perfect framing. Amazing. Did you know that the Supreme Court ruled that police officers have absolutely no legal obligation whatsoever to "Protect" the public .. at all .. zero .. none? Well, now you do. They aren't even obligated to know the law. They are legally allowed to lie to you though. And with qualified immunity, they can toss a flash-bang grenade in your baby's crib, in the middle of the night, bust in and shoot everyone, and then say "oops, wrong house" .. and face zero accountability. That's not a story I just made up for an example. That's a thing that literally happened. Infant was in a coma with 3rd degree burns for months, but thankfully survived. Mom wasn't so lucky. And that isn't just a one-off situation. "Serving" the public isn't even on their list of things to give a single f about. They stopped putting "protect and serve" on the side of police cars a lonnnnnng time ago for exactly this reason. And they intentionally removed it from the cars that did still have it. Their entire mindset is "Us vs Them" now, and they are trained to think and act that way. This is the sad truth, and the sooner we come to terms with it, the better. ☮

This is what most cops are. You just allow your view to be manipulated and polluted by corrupted media trying to spin anger and hate for engagement

Not at all. I real man doesn't need help tying a damn tie. Give me a f@#% break🙄

@@georgewashington3393he’s a young man still learning like the rest of us. Just because your older doesn’t mean you stop learning

@@georgewashington3393 We didn't need to know you're a douche, but thanks for letting us know...

​@@georgewashington3393It's not the act of tying the tie itself, it's the act of helping. OP's point is that a real man is willing to help and share their knowledge.

They we are, I just knew someone would bring race into it, until such time that race doesn’t enter peoples minds racism will always exist, and it is fed by people like you that feel the need to keep bringing it up.

Awkward but yeah the double Windsor is exactly the knot the GM of the interview likely wanted to see which is just one extra step but a tricky one.

Yeah back before youtube, you actually had to go out and buy a book on how to tie a tie correctly...

@@feynthefallenI learned how to a Double Windsor knot by watching KZfaq vids. I learned many different techniques, but the DW is my fave.

@@oldergent5266 Good on ya, mate! The DW is a nice classic. I rarely wear ties, and since most of mine are on the short side, I usually don't bother with anything beyond the simple knot or half windsor.

I’ve been that neighbor before. It’s kind of an old-school skill and I don’t, for a minute, miss wearing a suit and tie. But glad to help a younger generation if the occasion arises. I was a LEO too before entering the corporate world.

Yeah, my dad taught me how to tie one, too. The only knot he used was the Windsor knot, and that's what he taught me.

Exactly, what your not hearing here is WHERE IS THE DAD?

@@reservationsdept5069 Could be separated, could have passed away, could be deployed; no context really changes the point of the story.

"Story" is exactly right.

@@THE-X-Force You think this kind of story is fabricated? I'm kinda on the fence about that to. Something about it just doesn't chime true.

@@YoureNotAlexander 100% absolutely! This is what is known as "Copaganda" (propaganda meant to portray police as benevolent servants of the community). And they aren't even trying very hard here either. As if KZfaq didn't exist a year ago? So this mom or her son couldn't just type "Windsor Knot" into it, and be presented with 15,000 video tutorials on how to tie one? Give me a break. The fact that this was sponsored by a donut shop is just hilarious. "This episode of 'Cops Are The Good Guys' has been brought to you by Dunkin'"! lmao ... can't make this stuff up! Except .. they did! Congrats to you and your inner b.s. detector ☮ (edit: try putting "police help tie" into YT search and see how many variations of this *_exact same_* story show up!)

@@THE-X-Force I'm gonna have to look that up. I hope it's not as blatant as Vivek giving the same speech as Obama nearly verbatim.

One out of a thousand. You're more likely to strike gold in you backward, the run into a decent cop. The system is corrupt, to invariably so to will the cops that work it will be.

AGREE 👍! Might want to check out Tom Mabe: "fishing for cops." It's quite good.

They really should of left that part out though. Anyone who works for the government in any capacity cannot accept gifts and can lose their job for doing so. Hopefully that doesn't happen as we need a lot more people like this resource officer.

​@@Zedeeziadude he can't take gifts from people he detains or suspects and such cuz that's bribery that doesn't mean he can't recieve any gifts from anyone ever, it wasn't even from the family he helped lol

@@JOHNRAMBO42091 my best friend and girlfriend both work for the government in different capacities. Acceptance of gifts while in your work gear is forbidden for actions in your work gear. The article said he was in gear expecially by the way the civilians referred to him in the story. I hope he doesn't get screwed over

@@Zedeezia That's not true. Usually they can accept gifts up to a certain amount. That's why they split up the amounts and made them from different people. They know the rules on gift giving.

Right? I loved this. There wasn't a SINGLE mention of race through the entire thing because race was totally irrelevant. They're fellow Americans or citizens. That's what's important.

​@@The88Cheat more important, they are humans.

This story is stolen. They took a black male to act as the officer. The original is different but you can find it here on yt. This video here is just propaganda.

To be honest, and you probably know this already. Most people are good, and will try to help others if they can. Man or Woman. The news just focuses solely on sad/bad stories because that's what sucks the most people in. They only give a damn about viewership, never mind that a few extra little pieces of goodwill news like this video would help a lot of people to feel more positive in the world. It's hard to stay positive these days, when everything seems designed to suck the positivity out of you. Thank God for videos like this where we can still view simple acts of human kindness and remember for a moment that we are all one.

SO true.

If only someone could show the 100's of 1000's of criminals that cops deal with daily to be good guys and heroes.

Yes Satan never sleeps, sadly😮

Thanks

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