"The many heroes." Part 3: Aftermath & Never Forget 809
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- More than 85 men & women from agencies across York County were involved in the man hunt of a domestic violence suspect on January 15, and into the early morning of January 16, 2018.
The suspect shot and wounded a York County Sheriff's Officer K-9 Officer & shot at the K9 tracking team. Later the suspect ambushed a team of SWAT Operators coninuing the search. As a result three more officers were shot, two wounded and one other sucummed to his wounds a day later.
This is the story of the tragic events of January 15 & 16, 2018.
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AWESOME DOCUMENTARY!!! 😭❤ MOST PLACES IN THE WORLD DON'T HAVE THE BROTHER HOOD YOU ALL HAVE!!!
THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU FOR PUTTING YOUR LIFE ON THE LINE EACH AND EVERY DAY!!!! FOR THE SACRIFICES YOU MAKE TO PROTECT AND SERVE!!!
R I P MIKE DOTY GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN 809!!! 💙🖤
So sorry for you're lost. That bastard who cilled the officer is awful. No brain no mercy.
I just saw this for the first time and the impact it had on everyone that has watched it. Being married to a police officer for 32 years I do know what the family in blue and the family goes through. Whether they are still active or have retired, their blood will always run blue. Thank you for sharing your story with us. People need to hear what it's like for an officer, despite what rank they are. I pray for your safety and your families.
Thank You for your service, I say your service because you are selfless and you stand behind your husband day after day or night after and kiss him good bye knowing full well that it could be your last time and yet your support is strong. Your Husband is a Hero and really so are you, I say that because he leaves to save all of the people he comes in contact with and he gets the Monsters off of the streets...
I think this is # 400 times that I have watched this whole series. My GOD Folks, y’all are some AMAZING individuals! Doty is up with GOD and is smiling over your act’s of Heroism, Selfless Service! He gave himself for all of you.
This has been an amazing presentation. To be honest, I did not think I would be watching all 3 parts...much less at one sitting. Once it locked me in that was it...I had to know what happened. I am just starting pt 3...with tears rolling. The sheriff got to me at the end of pt.2. Lord knows, if I were to ever be in a life threatening of any magnitude I would hope for any 1 of these amazing guys. The love & respect you all have for one another is just so touching. Your community is truly blessed to have such amazing men trying to protect you all and one another. May God bless you all....and my prayers for all the families impacted. I hope that evil P.O.S. gets death or life w/o parole at least. You all truly are heroes.............I am now halfway through pt.3...the emotions felt by everyone talking is palpable. I just wanted to say I am praying for Mike's loved ones....the bond between him and his brother (& all his family I am sure) and all the guys is just such a testament to his character. I am just so impressed with this documentary...whoever put this together did an amazing job...I think just the honest emotions and love these guys have for one another is so great. You will all be even more bonded for life, which is a blessing .
Great job producing this, and appreciate all you guys do. Thanks for being our everyday heroes.
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I feel grateful to be alive in a time of the world when we can celebrate heroes no matter where on earth we are. Thank you for sharing your experience, and please know you are honoured and cared about for your great giving everyday even half a world away. Stay safe! May this be a unique event, and never repeated. Citizens..... be good!
I’ve cried watching each one of these. Y’all did an amazing job with this production + I’m beyond thankful for all the law enforcement. So much respect for what y’all do every day.
Your not the only one i been crying as well
I watched all 3 of these, and I wonder here 2 or 3 years later, they are trying to defund the police. The world has gone completely crazy. I live in Fl but I still appreciate what you do. The production on this was exceptional. God bless you all.
Nobody is defunding the police. I grew up in a family of police officers.
Not many want to defund. Just loud mouths. I’m a liberal (of sorts) that have been through this kind of loss. I back the Blue. ALL the blue. I call out those that are out of line.
@@pattyandersen5516I am a conservative who backs the blue and I agree that while we constantly hear about people wanting to defund the police and its made to sound like this big story that everyone wants, like most of the other stories its only a few loud mouths who incessantly scream. I don’t understand what makes people act like that. Even most of the people who scream that generally change their minds when they themselves become victims of crime. There are so many more things we probably have in common but for some reason there are people actively working to make it seem like we have zero in common with each other when that just isn’t’ the case. I also don’t have a problem calling out the few bad cops when they show they are bad but definitely back all our men and women in uniform.
This was a very well done series of videos, although the topic is so very tragic. It really depicts how brave and selfless these men and women are who choose to protect and serve the communities they work in. Thank you for doing what you do. To Mike Dody's family, co-workers and friends, please know that this has truly touched me and you are in my thoughts and prayers.
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R.I.P Hero 809 you will never be forgotten sir! God Bless those Officers and the Sheriff!
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A fitting tribute for for Lieutenant Doty and all our local heroes serving every day. Always remember the sacrifices that they give so we can feel safe daily. (Especially holidays, weekends, and nights) While we enjoy time with our families and friends, they are protecting us for mediocre wages at best and constantly putting their lives on the line. Next time you see a public service official (Police, EMS, Fire) say “Thank You” to them.
I tell them to be careful and stay safe
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My thoughts and prayers go out to Officer Dotys Family and colleagues such a sad event that should never have happened
#NeverForget809. Thanks to all the officers. I back the blue! 💙😢
Love the Blue 💙
All 3 parts were excellent
Having just recently retired after 28 years from the Harris County S/O in Houston, I have been in a very similar situation. It speaks volumes that these guys are able to talk about it. I still cannot talk about mine, because I still see their faces.
Thank you for your service !!!
Chris is a great man and his brother Mike will be forever missed, I will never forget....
would love to know how many people seen Chris and think they're seeing a ghost. Twins have that effect on people sometimes :)
A very meaningful, thought provoking and significant story. I doubt the Officers involved will see this but just in case: 1) Tears are cleansing, they are part of the grieving process. 2) The depth of your grief is related to the depth of your love and loss. 3) It only hurts if you truly cared about the person that passed. 4) Mike was and will always be your brother. Bloodline isn't the only criteria for someone to be family. 'Family of choice' is real. No explanation necessary. Anyone that doesn't understand can pound sand. 5) Knowing Mike enriched your lives. His quirky humor, temper, dedication, blatant honesty, etc were gifts that continue to make you smile as you muddle through your grief. (If possible I doubt he would hesitate to remind you of that reality.) 6) Mike was a treasure. His impact was strong. His unique approach to life made him extra special. His scowl was hiding a smiling, kind soul.
Very well spoken.
Though Officer Doty is greatly missed by his colleagues and peers, find peace in the fact that he is continuing to impact and provide a better life for others through his choice of being an organ donor!
It is insane that this was produced in-house, well done.
My condolences to Mikes family and colleagues.💙🙏🙏
God Bless each and every single one of yall. Being an AF pilot ive seen and had to do some rough things but this right here broke me down. I have family that is law enforcement and i just couldnt imagine.
So sad. A tragedy that once again shouldn't have happened. To see these brave men talk about a good mate and cry brought tears to my eyes so many times. I also think the women behind these officers are also to be admired, because they never know if they are going to be a widow after their husband goes to work. I came upon these episodes by accident and was with them all the way. A wonderful presentation that was so well done. A credit to all involved.
Thank you brave officers. You are indeed heroes.
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As a South Carolinian, this brought me to tears. I have always been proud of our state and SLED, and our local LEO,
This is what people don't see or hear, I think everyone should have to watch this, so they know men & woman in uniform are not dirty. When I hear he shot me bc I am black, Mexican what ever I think of this. No cop gets up looks in a mirror and says I am going to ruin my career, go to prison, loose my family, pension, good standing in the town, screw up all the schooling and blood sweat and tears, promotions etc just to shoot someone. This shows you how united they are as a family, what they may encounter on a call. Losing a fellow brother. Let these amazing LEO voice be in your head when you wanna knock them down, degrade them, shoot at them. Yes I know bad cops are out here, but the good ones outrank the bad. show your support, bc I can say you will problem need the assistance of EMT, or LEO at some point in your life. When they ate saving you, A family member etc, are you degrading them then. Prayers to all in this video. Thank you for sharing so people see the real action.
If u look up true hero’s in the dictionary n if u don’t see this law enforcement agency then your looking in the wrong book. God Bless each and every one of you. I’m so sorry for the loss of our brother Mike. May God rest his soul.
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Rest in peace and know you walked the road with pride. Thank s to all the officer s that give us all they have everyday.
Thank you so much for everything ya'll do! Thank you Doty for your true sacrifice. 🙏 ❤ I back the blue!
Excellent job everyone. I have to confess when you were talking about the injuries I started having pain from my war injuries. I was shot in the femoral artery, femoral vein, the profundus femoral artery and seven other places in my body with an AK-47. Just the thought of going through the injuries again is very painful. Also, the guy in front of me was killed, the two behind me were killed and five others were wounded. I don't think most people can grasp how terrifying these types of situations are.
Truly an exceptional person such a tragedy to lose such an officer. He even had chose to be an organ donor, serving the community even after passing.
This is gorilla warfare. Bless the Blue for their bravery and service.
The shooter killed a police officer and only got life in prison???
That should be an automatic death sentence!
Yesssss!!!!
ITS SAD THAT PEOPLE CAN PROTEST AGAINST ALL OFFICERS ,, THEY DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU GUYS GO THROUGH EACH DAY BUT YOU'VE GOT A FEW BAD ONES THAT MAKE THE REST LOOK BAD ,,, I WATCHED THIS ONE ABOUT THE SHOOTER UNDER THE DECK AND YOU GUYS HAD TO DEAL WITH THAT AND IT'S REALLY SAD ABOUT MIKE AND HIS FAMILY ,, AND THE OTHER 3 GUYS THAT GOT SHOT ...
I JUST WANT TO SAY THAT IT SHOULD BE EASYER FOR PEOPLE TO SEE THANGS YOU DO HELPING PEOPLE INSTEAD OF THE THANGS THAT THE NEWS PUTS OUT ABOUT THE LAW ,,,, MAYBE THEN THE LAW WOULD SHOW A BIT MORE COMPATION FOR PEOPLE TO SHOW RESPECT ASWHELE AS THE LAW TRYING TO SHOW SOME RESPECT,, BUT THERE IS ALWAYS THAT ONE PERSON THAT DOESN'T THATS MOST OF THE PROBLEM,,, IM NOT BLAMING ANYONE BECAUSE AN ASSHOLE IS BORN EVERY DAY AND THATS MEANT FOR EVERYONE THAT READS THIS .. IF YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND THAT WE ALL WILL BE RIGHT WHERE WE ARE NOW FOR A LONG TIME ,,, EVERYONE TALKS ABOUT CHANGE ,,, WHEN I SEE SOME CHANGE IS WHEN US AS PEOPLE CAN CHANGE ,,
GOD HELP AMERICA
I love to see the love of friends and family!!! One question what happened to the wife whom this man was beating on??
It is my sincere wish to all my Brothers there that day that God smiles down upon you and yours for the remainder of your lives. To the one Officer that called himself a "Killer"....I have 7 notches none of which I wanted to do. Circumstances dictated that I HAD TO or be killed myself. You are right that none of us take the job to kill people. We take this job or this line of work to help people. And yes it is a struggle not to want to put one in the guys head that killed your friend. Ive been THERE too so I KNOW that feeling. You all have strong families in the Dept, privately and in the community and your town is blessed to have such fine upstanding men. Never forget your fallen. Ever. That way, they live forever.
What an incredible story...So sorry for the loss of this man.
I thank you all LEOs for your service, time, and dedication to the community. Your willingness to protect us, neighbors, families; keeping the peace and balance around us.
I cannot imagine the difficulty that you all went through emotionally in healing. I pray that you all continue to seek therapy and support from each other, showing that it is okay for a real man to show emotion. Because this life is filled with evil- but also filled with miracles. The miracle that these men who did survive that night and every day they’re out in harms way.
RIP Officer Mike Doty. Five years later we honor you. You are missed greatly by many. God bless your family and work family.
I only just watched this and just have say that it was the most gut wrenching thing I have ever seen. God bless all of you hard working people that work for all of us to be safe in our daily lives. True heroes one and all. As so many say , they may be gone but never forgotten. Gob Bless
Sgt Gonzale’s, we all feel like you did, when things like this go wrong! There’s been many a times where I would blame God for letting bad things happen too good people. And then one day it dawned on me, there’s only two people to blame for this, one’s satan himself, and the other’s the person who did it. God never wanted this too happen, God gets blamed for everything bad, but he’s the fall guy. Just like letting his son die on the cross, he could of stopped that, but if he did, our sins would never have been forgotten, his son did it specifically that way to alleviate our sins! I’m Catholic, and we believe their are sins, and mortal sins. A mortal sin to me isn’t like a regular sin, a regular sin can be forgiven, a mortal one, can’t be. Now keep in mind, that’s what I believe, me. Yes, I’ve had Great friends die from cancer, good friends also, but me of my best gf’s was Catholic, was a Great gf, ended up killing herself. Now try to understand that, and justify that, then add in the EMS deaths, OD’s, suicides, car accidents, killings, killers, and people would never understand why we all crack from time to time! Now please keep this in mind, in the old days, before I ended up burnt out, and retired, I remember Law Enforcement always seemed to be busy on suicides and welfare checks. And in the old days, we never staged, and this anything against that. It’s time that changes us! I get being upset at God, that same gf who ended her life, well about 3 weeks prior, my 6th sense kicks in. You should ask my parents too get Karen’s telephone numbers, and check in with her. For whatever reason, I never did, regret, yep, I only wish I would of listened to that little voice in my head! We all have it, some are just more in tuned too it. I ignored it, so please don’t be angry at God, hate satan for it, or the devil for tempting Adam & Even with knowledge. Thank you all Sincerely, because we’re all the watchman on the wall, as in the days of old! And thank you all for your services, and your families, for standing strong! Sincerely, Rick K EMTP
It’s a shame more people didn’t view this. York County Sheriff Department you are a class act. Hold your heads high as America thanks you for your service.
45,000 people saw this.
@@nancyfahey7518 45k people is a needle in a haystack. In a era when a TH-camr gets a ford escort for a daily and receives 2 million views. We need millions to see this.
Thank you for being the good guys ,prayers foryou, and all the good guys and your families.And I'm so sorry for you all.
Wow that was so emotional to watch them all recount that night.
Thank you all for the job you did despite losing a brother.
Rip officer.
I cried through part 2 & 3. I have heard idiots in the past say “Well, they knew what they signed up for”. This really brings it home what these officers 👮♂️ and their families have to go through. You are all heroes and what has happened to our police departments and the attitude towards law enforcement is unconscionable. I will pray for all first responders and especially LEO’S. Thank you all for your service and know that there are hundreds of thousands of citizens who are so grateful for all of you. May God keep you all in his protection as we are in yours.🇺🇸🙏👍❤️👮♂️
Outstanding documentary that covers a tragic and horrifying event. The officers of the York County S.C. Sheriff's Office did an excellent job protecting the public from a deranged, intoxicated, violent offender. As a military vet it sickens me that the criminal who perpetrated these evil crimes received training in the military that allowed him to kill an officer and seriously wound 3 others. I myself served in the Marine Corps in the infantry and in part 2 of this Officer Cunningham spoke of how the perpetrator set up a textbook ambush to put a large amount of officers into the kill zone all at once. The military ( and law enforcement ) teaches you the most effective way to get out of an ambush is to shoot your way out of it and these officers had to put a massive volume of rounds down range ( at the suspect under the porch ) to escape the kill zone which they successfully did. Make sure to thank police officers for what they do and that the general public takes for granted. These are the men that run directly at the gunfire when everyone else runs away. We just recently saw this happen again at the bank in Louisville Kentucky with the mass shooter. The first 2 cops on the scene didn't wait for back up. They ran directly into the gunfight and the one rookie officer ( less then a week on the job ) was shot in the head by the criminal and the other officer was able to fire his weapon which killed that perpetrator and he saved countless lives of people still inside that bank building that the shooter had not yet found to add to the list of victims. Being a cop is a thankless job and these people put their lives on the line every day to protect the communities they serve. And you have idiots on TH-cam and in the media that try to spin the stories to make the bad guys look like victims. It's sickening.
This Story Broke My Heart.
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Man this was hard to watch. 🥺😪❤
Officer Mike gave his life so others would be safe. Everyone of these officers stood in the middle of absolute death. They never gave up, they put their lives on the line and probably saved many, many lives of citizens getting shot and killed. I'm Canadian but still want to thank you all for your commitment and service! You were all Angel's and I have no doubt Officer Mike watches over you all.
Bless you
Edit: it wasn't just officers but paramedics, 911 dispatchers and the families of all these people. THANK YOU!
As a retired LEO myself, I was saddened to watch all three parts of this excellent presentation, especially for the loss of the officer who gave the last full measure of devotion and laid down his life for his brothers. But then I read all of the comments, and felt good that unlike most TH-cam comments sections, every comment here seemed to be sympathetic and respectful.
That was true until I got to the very last comment at the bottom of the page. There, some idiot decided to write a comment about how police are not our friends, and complaining about traffic tickets. Anyone who would use a memorial to a brave officer's death to make this sort of statement is beyond despicable. TH-cam won't let me say to this guy what I want to say. I can only hope that after everyone has paid their respects to Lt. Doty, they will scroll down and let RamBowMike know what a piece of subhuman scum he is.
This had to be so hard to make but I think it is so important for all of us to see and understand how to serve and protect the communities you all do as LEO is so passionately and you do it without questions or qualms of doubt. You head toward the chaos to diffuse it. I am very sorry for your loss And I will continue to pray for all law enforcement, EMT, all.responders. I am so thankful for all you do.
Total Respect to you all 🙏🙏
I feel the same way! I have four or five officer’s who are our neighbors and we’re so grateful they’re close 👍🏼💙
For some it’s just a job and for many it’s a career but for all it’s a Brotherhood! I was fortunate enough to enjoy a career in Law Enforcement that spanned four decades. I lost a lot of my Brothers who gave their lives in the line of duty and I can tell you that it is never easy to live through but you fight to make a difference and live a life that honors their sacrifice. The men and women who stand the Thin Blue Line are all heroes and I pray every day for their protection. May we never forget our dispatchers and folks in communications because they are our lifeline. Thank you for your sacrifice Officer Doty you are our hero and we will never let your name be forgotten.
Thank you for your service!!!!
@@sborr342 Thank you sir!
I was raised to admire and respect law-enforcement and other first responders. You guys are all awesome and this is a very pivotal story of what you guys actually go through when this happens. I pray for our first responders every day keep up the good work
31:34 I completely relate. I can see the mutilated body no issues, but the second I hear the spouse/parent/loved one scream when the realization of what happens hits them, I go weak in the knees. Those are the memories that stay with me today.
This is by far the saddest video I've seen in a long time. Not one part did I watch and not cry. Such regard for the lives of their friends they risk their own without hesitation. Its frustrating to see so many people disrespect anyone in uniform.
This is the most difficult to watch documentary I've ever watched. The emotions, the tears, it's all just to much to deal with but I watched all 3 of the videos. I have a brother who was a police officer and was seriously injured on the job. He was never able to recover enough to return to the police force. The job of a police officer is for the most part a thankless job but they do it day after day. We owe a debt to these men and women who put their lives on the line every day that we'll never be able to repay. My heart goes out to the family, friends and co workers of a fallen hero, Mike Doty. as well as to the others who ran headlong into danger with him. You are all heroes. If you find yourselves in tough situations just think back and ask yourselves "What would Mike have done in this situation" and then follow your hearts. Mike will be leading it.
A huge Thank You to the York County Sheriff's Department for making these videos. You honour all officers who have given it their all and especially Mike. He'll always be remembered so long as this series is around and most likely long after it's gone. I know I'll never forget.
What can anyone say after hearing of the commitment and bravery these officers showed during this event. Saying thank you for your service just isn't enough....
This story really touched my heart. All the police involved are hero’s, everyone involved here are heroes. I feel for you all and I do hope that you all will heal emotionally and mentally after this really traumatic ordeal they went through. Salute and Respect.
I’m a regular citizen seeing this for the first time. It takes me breath away. I cannot appreciate your sacrifice more. Thank you for doing what you do. I’m so sorry for your loss of Mike.
Thank You🙏 In my study’s of human behavior one thing that I can say to help those who lost loved ones due to some horrific event is that he didn’t suffer, his family and friends with many fond memories is what the officer experienced, no pain but floating with beautiful colors, feeling of warmth enveloped in the love of others, with chaos all around except in his mind. The things you hear about seeing bright lights, experiences that stand out with fond memories, The brains ability to assist with death is remarkable, no one really wants to die. When the elderly who say, I’m ready don’t be sad for me because I’m not, truly feels that way. Glorious memories wash over you, the brain knows when you’re going to die and brings everything that meant the most back, with a comfortable feeling and colors that people who were in near death experiences see. You’re are born and as you age your brain is preparing you for the inevitable death. A lady was grieving because her daughter died quickly from a diabetic stroke, the mother suffered because she couldn’t be there, that she had to die alone, I can say that not only was she there but everyone the daughter loved was there, she did not suffer, knowing that helped her mom grieve. The officer sacrificed his life so that others could live, don’t let that be in vain.
Watching this for the SECOND TIME and i STILL CRIED along with everybody else. I am GLAD that Officers Randy, Buddy, & Kyle are still here to tell their story.
My heartfelt condolences to Mike Doty's BLOOD FAMILY and BLUEBLOOD FAMILY. 💐❤️
What an excellent documentary showcasing the emotional toll it takes on law enforcement
I thank all the brave involved for having the strength to talk about it all
I've watched all 3.
Thank You.
May GOD Bless you all and keep you, may the LORD make HIS face to shine upon everyone involved.
Most don't have any idea how much we truly owe our LEO's and EMS.
Excellent video.. Why was this killer allowed to live by this judge and jury ? He will live out his life behind bars, which some would say, is punishment enough. Living a life is better than no life , to him means a lot ! How heinous a crime must a killer commit in order to get the death penalty in this country ??????????????
I am so emotional right now watching each of these gentlemen tell this horrific call of domestic violence. I can not imagine the daily torture of severe and deep pain both physical and emotional pain the experience. May the glory of a rainbow free you all from crippling pain. Much love and respect from BC Canada.
My sincere condolences to your department and to his family, thank you for sharing this video, ❤️🙏❤️🫡🫡🫡
Your all amazing heroes everyone who serviced during this horrible incident. This story touched our hearts RIP Doty Bless his family and friends. 💝🙏
R.I.P. PATRIOT AND TOO ALL INVOLVED REMEMBER HE IS STILL HERE WITH EVERY ORGAN DONATED AND WILL WATCH YOUR 6 FROM THE HEAVENS PRAYERS N BLESSINGS ALL INVOLVED FRIENDS FAMILY AND HOSPITAL STAFF ANGEL 😇 ❤❤❤❤❤
My regards to all the brave officers involved and the incredible restain not to shoot the scumbag to death under that porch ..as a former Vietnam vet I would truly have wanted to exact revenge....my heart goes out to all especially Mike's family
I have had every emotion a human can have, while watching this series. Anything from anxiety and fear in the first to anger and sadness in the second to straight grief for the officers their families and their community. This was heartbreaking.😢
If anyone like myself was left emotionally devastated by the tragedy of the loss of officer Mike and the wounded officers please vote for stricter gun legislation
Wow this is sad.
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The scariest moment is when the helicopter had to pull off to get gas, Dark and cold with no eyes in the sky, , those Guys are so brave.
Beautifully told. A story that needed to be told so we never forget 809❤❤❤
This event is so damn sad and tragic and infuriating at the same time. I just found that I’m getting emotional, and it’s happening because I’m watching these big, strong and tough SOBs who know two dozen different ways to permanently modify your behavior, getting choked up with quivering lips and cracking voices, trying their damndest to maintain their composure. Good ‘ol boys like this aren’t prone to shedding a tear unless it’s something extraordinary enough to wrestle the tears out of them. Seeing these alpha males struggling so hard to not break down is getting me choked up too. These guys will step in between you and the bad guy to save your life, even if it costs them their own. Or what’s probably even worse for them, they might have to watch their buddy’s life slip away because of that bad guy. It’s hitting me just how profound those words really are. Damn.😶
Wow, I love the man in blue without y’all. Wanna be in a world of trouble God bless you,
I am truly saddened by this. So sorry for the loss you have suffered. I only wish the Police in Australia were more like you guys. I am 60 and have lost all faith in our Police here. I wish you all the best. Stay safe and look out for each other.
Prayers to all who was effective buy this tragedy thank you all for your services you all are heroes
As a twin.......I can not fathom losing my sister, she is my soul mate. As a human.......the loss of any fellow human being pains me but the death of law enforcement and military hits deeper.
All 3 parts were an amazing insight.
Awesome production, better than a 60 minutes segment, kudos to the team.
I HAVE NO WORDS.
Thank you to all officers for your strength, your heroism, your hearts and for protecting our lives! I’m so sorry for all your pain & loss! Thank you to all the families that takes part in all of the craziness that happens in the world! I pray for all of the officers around the world! You are all HEROES IN MY MIND! Thank you !!!
Besides my awe at this department, a huge salute to the makers of this documentary, especially editing.
You can see the hearts of each and every one of these men and women. God bless you all for all you do!!
Well done...memorials are hard. Hugs to everyone💌
Blessed are the peacemakers , for they will be called the sons of God .
Sorry to deputy Doty family. RIP You laid your life for the citizens of YORK COUNTY, SC 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
My condolences to all involved and my respect to the police officers!
Loved this you can feel the raw emotions in all of them honestly I wish there were more videos like this from all over it helps you have a better understanding of what all go through.
Great job sharing this story!
Just so sad.
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I appreciate, very much, that I still have not heard the shooters' name.
All they said was McCall
Thank you for sharing this. 💙💙💙💙💙
God bless yall!😢
Your department did an incredible job during a critical incident that no department wants to have happen. Makes me proud to call you my brothers & sisters from S. Florida!
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RIP Badass....
I have ONE QUESTION.
WHAT HAPPENED TO MAGGIE?! I do not recall hearing what happened to ber after Deputy Cole Greene was taken in to the ambulance.
I PRAY SHE WAS UNINJURED and was reunited with Officer Randy. ❤
They locked the wing down from regular families? I wouldve been extremely upset if my loved one was deprived of visitors because of law enforcement 'locking down to whole unit'.... i understand their concerns but they can screen visitors. LEO are not more important than 'us'.
Just watched with tears streaming. May God watch over you all. My grandson Officer Hunter Scheel was killed in the line of duty just six months ago. A man bent on killing cops that day got what he wanted, when he killed Officer Emily Breidenbach and then our Hunter. Please stay safe and thank you for standing in the gap.
These cops don't know what a real fire fight is. Mistakes, Mistakes and the cops made them. You don't hear them acknowledge it, you don't go on the offensive like Lt. Custer at Little Big Horn, no excuse.
Lord have mercy, I just don't know what to say. I can only imagine what that was like. There is so much evil in this world these days, I am fearful of it everyday! I do know one thing, you guys are tough! R.I.P. #809