@@whoppergoldstein5308 you are so fucking lost lol you think the news is biased AGAINST white people?! 😂 😂 😂 Jesus fucking christ this country is doomed
@Jay James hey ass hole they cant do anything about the music anyway there is such a thing called sound ordnance before it the person who called can fuck off
This is what serving the community looks like ! This police officer helped inspire young people to hone their skills until it becomes effortless ! Rock on 🤘
This happened to me and my friends back in the 80's in Simi Valley. No lie. He knocked on the garage door and as we opened it up we could see the black shoes, pants, badge, gulp. We thought we were going to jail as the garage wreaked! He asked us to turn down and explained he had played in a band when he was young too. We asked him what instrument. He replied "drums" and our drummer held out his drumsticks. The officer took off his billy club sat on the throne and I did a little rock n roll riff. He did two songs with us, asked us to turn down again then left. We were blown away. Forty years later I'm still amazed. Great guy, great experience.
If everyone reading this could please press the report button, select 'spam or misleading', put the timestamp to 00:12, and copy & paste what I've posted below, they will get punished for clickbaiting us. That should teach them not to do it in the future. The reporter states that the deputy had been wrapping up an investigation when he heard loud rock music down the road. The title is deceptive clickbait. It states that he was responding to a noise complaint. It is clearly stated in the video that the deputy went there on his own accord.
If more officer acted like him, we wouldn’t have the anger towards the police. This officer saw young kids that could be out doing a lot worse, and understood, hats off to you sir
Sad thing is that majority of officers are like this and you don’t hear about them you only hear about the shitty ones. The few speak for many and now cops can’t hardly do their jobs without being called racist or brutality when that is false. That’s the narrative. Cops suck except when I need them type of mentality which is a woke psychosis. Do you ever hear about every single day good cops? Nope just shitty ones.
No, actually there are a lot of us like that. Most cops do indeed try to serve their communities, we just can't all play guitar. The ones who do the job for a power trip don't make very good cops, and they're usually the sort who make career-ending mistakes sooner or later.
@@Hibernicus1968 we believe you, but man yall got some dudes with yall that bring this whole society down. I know you know a few do you call that type of stuff out. I've cop playing guitar don't make all cops saints. One cop killing a unarmed man makes yall all the devil unfortunately.
@@DarKKnightt07very few because people like you only care about the negative side of what they do and never recognize that just cause you see shit online don't mean it's like that everywhere
Dude, I'm a lifelong musician and also someone who went to jail alot as a younger man and THIS RIGHT HERE is the shit that makes me happy 😊! This officer "get's it"! 👏🏼❤💛💚
I like and respect this officer a lot. He’s a cop trying to make a difference. In a challenging place like Compton. Supporting the youth towards positivity. Bless you good sir
@@-smp-scientificmethodpersp838 you really didnt have to tell others, they either suffer by not understanding the joke or just understand it and laugh. But ok
Respect not only to the cop but also to the news. The media is so full of hate these days, it's nice to see something restoring my faith in humanity for a change
As a 53 year old I can say that in my day cops were feared via conditioning. However; when they showed up they'd ask for the weed and booze , and then dump it all into the mud and give you a little lecture. Pretty cool not to bust us... Any way, I'm a musician, and they never jammed with us during party session shut downs like this guy! Too cool. That must've been awesome for these dudes! On a side note -- Protect yor ears kids. Once the ringing in your ears never stops it can be troubling...Tinnitus Sucks... Godspeed
Same. When I was in highschool. We were hanging out with some other kids who were hanging out with other kids at a train yard. We were being filmed and I knew that and told my closer friends of it. After we got bored of the spot we went to the entrance to the train yard. Low and Behold. Police right at the end of the block about a quarter of a football field lengths away. There was No other exit but back and through the yard again. They may have had back up. Me and my closer friend which was only 1 turned right and through our shit in the bush real quick. The rolled up in like 10 seconds then took the bong and our liqour.
I have a musician friend who started jamming in the 1970's. He plays guitar and now plays at small venues on the west coast. He has bad tinnitus, I'm sure from all the years of not protecting his ears. He doesn't complain or say much about it. I'm just aware that he does have it.
@@rawker-one1014 shut up omfg... theres hundreds of thousands of cops. So theres proportionally a handful of bad ones but yea... a cop does something fun and its gotta be to do damage control. Lol stfu Cant just be cuz he heard a band they checked it out and he played with em. Lol clown.
That's a good guy there ! Reminds me I played a big backyard party once and four police officers shut us down due to numerous noise complaints, but were nice about it and said "You guys can go ahead and do one more song before you quit." So we did, and as we were packing up our gear I told one of the guest those cops were alright, they even asked us to do one more song. The guy laughed and said, " Dude, they've been standing outside the fence for 30 minutes listening."
Deputy Garcia, we LOVE you!!! We love you! Do not lose that! You are a neighborhood hero! You know what you want, you are amazing! Thank you officer Garcia, from Oregon!
The neighbors may be unable to even watch tv. I don think they are happy if that is usually going on. You have to think of your neighborhood wellbeing.
@@mnrodriguez Ah yes, kill the kids productivity so people can enjoy their mindless entertainment. Nah, fuck the neighbors tv show, I'd rather see kids doing something creative and productive than see someone trying to shut them down for something that benefits no one.
I remember seeing a uniformed officer in Florida leaning against a wall of a convenience store smoking a cigarette with some teenagers. That really warmed my heart.
Unfunny Dave I think you may be missing the spirit of his comment. What he’s saying is that it’s nice to see cops understanding people’s situation rather than punishing them. Teenagers are stupid and do stupid things. That includes smoking. The cop probably knew that and decided to take the smoke break as an opportunity to connect with them. Those teenagers probably learned a lot more in that smoke break than they would have had the cop just gotten onto them and sent them home. No matter what was said in that smoke break, those teens are more likely to obey the law and respect police officers in the future just because they shared a cig a cool cop.
@@stevenhunt2690 by smoking with them he is setting an example of “this is ok.” Teaching teenagers that smoking is ok is not, kids take actions to determine what is ok, not words. He shouldn’t punish them, but he should encourage them to not smoke instead of joining. I definitely get the spirit of the comment, but a cop doing that is just not good
@@audiopium2765 You think that I’m trying to hate cops because I think one that encouraged teens to smoke should be fired? If a cop politely said something like, “hey, you’re not in trouble. I think it would be beneficial to you if you tried to quit. There’s many place that are supposed to help you with that and I think you should quit.” Something like that is more beneficial than encouraging them to smoke
@@audiopium2765 what part of “actions speak louder than words” do you think I missed. I used it as an argument as to why smoking with the teens as a cop encourages the teens to smoke. I never said it would work, but if enough people say it, it gains way more weight and causes the smoke to want to quit for the sake of their peers.
I once got lugged for "possession". When getting bailed, the booking officer , upon returning my property noticed guitar picks, Allen wrenches etc. Turns out he was a guitar guy himself and we started swapping guitar stories. Usually I want "out","now" but this guy was truly knowledgeable about guitars and music history and we had, I dare say, a civil and interesting conversation. Interestingly the Public Defendant who later helped me get undone was a serious concert musician. Let them play music. If it's truly disruptive or if audible after 9p, on Weekdays or after 1a on Weekends okay , yank the plug. I hear atonal construction gear 24/7 , jet aircraft overhead by which, as God is my judge, I tell time, and some boutique "Doodle" dog yapping incessantly ( I like most dogs). Can't and wouldn't call the police about these realities.. Noise happens. Don't like it?! Get out to the Suburbs or the sticks. This cop did an intelligent thing on this incident.
Rehearsal spaces are important, affordable, community driven rehearsal spaces even more so. You get the kids out of streets doing something useful, and you get rid of the noise complaints....
@@Mtaalas all fine and dandy I used to work graveyard and it sucks when everyone in the house is going about their day when I’m sleeping but I signed up for that. but what about peoples rights to live their life do you tip toe around everyones small needs? Doubtful.
Plus you say get the kids out the street doing something useful so what they can’t enjoy playing an instrument because it isn’t useful? Lets just make then get a job ai guess lol. Not everyone can afford these affordable spaces
_"I didn't become a police officer to go out there and start arresting everyone. I became a police officer because I absolutely have an overwhelming love for people."_ *A true man has spoken, and his words shall be engraved in stone for posterity.*
Senica S we need more officers with this mentality in the field. Too many people become police because they feel powerless and a badge and gun makes their pee pee feel bigger. This guy became a police officer because he has an overwhelming love for people.
They all say that though lol he’s completely different in any other situation. Guaranteed.. thin blue line, which is why we’re ranked 23rd as the most free country in the world. Have you watched all the thousands of videos of people having their rights violated and much worse lately? Lol we have the absolute worst law enforcement in the world, In general. And don’t hit me with the “few bad apples”.
Fantastic! A police officer doing the job for the right reason and in the right way! Connecting with the community, and with youth in the community. If every police officer in the US did this we would have a huge increase in trust for law enforcement and a reduction in crime. Maybe all police officer should go out there and jam with people in their precinct? Rock on!
Decades ago I played in a band and we practiced in one member's house in a residential neighborhood. We went round to all the neighbors giving them contact information and asking them to reach out if we ever got too loud. Of course they NEVER took us up on this and would just call in noise complaints. When the cops showed up, they would usually sit and listen for a couple songs, give us some feedback, and THEN tell us to shut it down. It was always a positive interaction. I can't imagine it would go down that way in that neighborhood today.
“I didn’t become a police officer to go out and start arrest everyone. I became a police officer because I have an overwhelming love for people.“ -Deputy Miguel Garcia, Jr.
The truth is that this police officer knows these young men could be doing far worse things with their time than jamming out and making some music together.
*"I became a police officer because I absolutely have an overwhelming love for people"* . That's the most epic reason why someone should be joining the police force.
Yes, yes, yes! It brought tears to my eyes when the police officer said that. So beautiful. I think a lot of police care. Still, this cop seems exceptional. Anyhow: wow. As you said: the best reason.
@@cockeyedoptimista This cop ain’t givin a shit! These kids are clearly dangerous. We need to get em off the streets, and this bad cop ain’t even trying. If an officer did care, those kids would be thrown right in jail! These are the type of assholes who would vote for Biden and disrespect our current president! We need these cocksuckers out of the streets.
Totally picked up on that one! Absolutely the best sentence! He can play really good as well for what I was able to hear. This country needs more people like this. More positive coverage like this as well which we don't see much of on mainstream television.
Some officers come across as smug but I would say that 99% of police officers become an officer for the exact same reason this officer stated that he did. Their pay sucks and it is a dangerous job,...so it makes sense that they had a love for making a difference in communities before getting in to a crappy job.
As a retired police officer and former musician in many bands over the years, I applaud this Deputy. I would have done the same thing. It's GREAT PR. He did a very good thing. Keep up the good work 👍
I love these kinds of gesture. People need to understand that behind the uniform, is a human too. They’re not there to take care of some whiny neighbor complaints for not being invited in kids’ jamming sessions. More of these please.
Mid 90s LA County Sheriffs always shut us down and told us "amps were illegal" and all sorts of other bullshit. Kudos to this deputy for encouraging them.
Kren Wregget yes while around the Conner crime in the area keeps going because a cop wanted to go in while on duty with no report to the address to play garage band with kids instead of doing his job an scanning for crime up an down the streets like most do in crime filled areas YA WELL DONE OFFICER lmao sad
@@sbespn3820 or until they have something happened to their young lives that makes them understand that it's not right. the best time for these people to learn is in their youth not when they get old.
@@joshn4671 didn't know playing the music you enjoy with friends, forming a band and doing something with your life is poor directions. Those kids are going to make something of themselves while worthless fucks like you and Paul in the gutter where you guys belong. So many great metal bands who have done a lot, achieved a lot and helped countless people started as kids playing with friends in their yeard. Pathetic fucks like you and Paul are ignorant as hell.
@@mannfred1440 he said cops aren't all heartless, not all cops aren't heartless. Pull your dumbass head out of your blow hole and figure yourself out. You've clearly been huffing the methane gas too long
@@FreddysFrets I know how implications work, and I also know how some people don't read them very well and take it the wrong way all the time. Besides, the way you worded it made it to where you could take that two different ways without rewording it. The way the OP said it, it could only be taken one way. You'd have to change the way it was said in order for it to be taken another way, and would only be taken another way by people who want it to be taken another way.
That's absolutely phenomenal! What a cool dude! I agree, music is very important and playing an instrument is an super fun and creative thing to do! Love that dude! 👍🏻
“I didn’t become a police officer to arrest a bunch of people. I became an officer because I have an overwhelming love for people” amen to that y’all like that is the heart of humanity right there. Love one another, stand up for all.
Why yall giving this man praise? He like playing music, they was playing music so he joined in. Yall act like this man went beyond duty to do a good deed.
@@BH-85 his duty is to protect and serve, he could've done what most officers would have and given it the go ahead and left, but he decided to go above and beyond his normal duty to make a good relationship with his community. He is an awesome person and deserve Ms every bit of praise for making the police more human when the public perception of the police is at an all time low.
@@karbonkai he wasn't called there, he just followed the music and wanted to play. He said himself he was just Playing around before he heard the music. Plus supreme court ruled that cops are not there to protect. Just because he decided to jam with some kids doesn't make him a good guy. It just proves that he likes the kind of music they was playing. He could play with them one day and profile they father the next day. People are such sheep. Post one thing online and people eat it up. Oh he such a nice guy to play guitar with the kids instead of arresting them lmao. People fall for anything.
@@BH-85 look at the title and the case file, what does it say? Responding to a noise complaint. And while polices priority is to enforce the law, they protect and serve by doing so. Either way, he went beyond his normal duties to make others lives better.
Bless you Sir, you are a shining example of how helpful, inspiring and community-caring a Police Officer CAN be. My goodness, in these difficult times in our world, when many ordinary, everyday, law-abiding citizens have learned to become frightened of the Police, because, sadly, they have had good reason to be. In THIS EXACT environment, this is EXACTLY what a Police Officer needs to be. This lovely man (& Policeman) said, "I became a cop because I have an overwhelming love for people." WOW, I don't think I've ever heard a Policeman or Policewoman echo such sentiments. When I learned that men and women who become Police officers no longer take the official oath "To swear to protect the public trust" (i.e. all of us citizens) and instead they now swear to "Uphold the law" (& some other twisted words) - the "Law" is whatever corrupt politicians want it to be, in TRUTH. ANYWAY, THANKYOU OFFICER, for being who you are, especially. Also THANK GOODNESS FOR HUMANS LIKE YOURSELF. You Sir, are a true Policeman who's outstanding morals and integrity ACTUALLY KEEP THE PEACE. You sir, are awesome 👮♀️👮❤😊
As someone who has been arrested unfairly (and has had to fight to keep their reputation and career intact) it gives me hope to learn that there are officers out there like this who recognize that there is a problem with the police farming the general public to get arrest numbers up.
@@n0-one0 same 6 months in county and over $2500.00 by accuser to get me out when she wanted me out that very next morning. verbal argument and over her not following God or fearing HIM and I go to county! lol
@@savedbychristsavedbygrace2049, she sounds like such a heathen. Such a heretic. Why didn't you brand her with a hot iron or tie her up and she if she floats?
@@DODSON937 Am I a Roman Catholic? Hell no I don't believe in that pagan Catholic church that kills "heretics" and real followers of the Lord Jesus along with the rest.
There are way more good cops out there than what you think. The bad ones are the ones you hear about more. Some just hate cops because their doing something illegal and the cops have to stop them.
Humble Wisdom totally agree, it’s aweful to think that this guy has to get back in his patrol car and face the hatred that the minority pigs cause towards the uniform that he wears with honour. The pigs are so easy to identify though, it only takes a minute of them opening there mouths.
Sedd the first video maybe but after that everything is shot by a news camera. And do you really think they would come back and Recreate the scene for one cop?
This policeman has heart, soul and intelligence. The song he’s playing is “the kids aren’t alright” by The Offspring, a song about community breakdown, and wasted lives due to drugs, poverty and joblessness. By doing these acts, he is playing his part in honouring that great song, and making sure that the community he serves doesn’t go down that wrong path. Really inspiring and uplifting.
That's a great police officer, helping to keep the kids out of the streets and gangs. Kids should always be encouraged to be into music, sports , art, etc. Not told to stop having fun and then one thing leads to another. Great Video really awesome everyone should see and act this way.
@@JanJan-rc4zp This is exactly what I saw when I spent a few months in Mexico. I have long hair and so many people called me Iron Maiden or Axle Rose lmao
Michael Wilson exactly what I was thinking. He contributed to the problem but somehow he's cool for it. It's typical favoritism. He chose to ignore his job. I'm not impressed.
Billy Davis he didn’t ignore his job,quit reading the title and listening to the intro. The deputy was finishing up on a call up the street and heard the band further down and just stopped to hear them before showing he knew how to play it didn’t say he was on a noise complaint, and if he had been,i doubt his department would have posted the video or allowed him to go back with a news crew to recreate his dereliction of duty.
This is so awesome! This is a true police officer.. I remember when I was a kid an d was jamming outside with my friends, the cops came.... said it sounded great but they had to shut us down. They had us play one more song and watched. It was pretty cool of them to give us a little bit longer!
They literally jammed with a member of The Police.
i hate the fact that i get it
Lol
@@stuck4uk714 it's not hard to get but ok
@@nate-ox5lw nah there’s people that are really dumb lol
ROXANNE!
These kids are staying out of trouble, and a wise man realises that.
@@whoppergoldstein5308 don't kill yourself
@@whoppergoldstein5308 As a black man. Stfu stupid racebaiter.
@@destinadams8713 tbh whites are getting alot of hate nowadays for existing. As a black man i think you should be mature and accept both sides.
@@roshawn1041 Can you read?
@@whoppergoldstein5308 you are so fucking lost lol you think the news is biased AGAINST white people?! 😂 😂 😂 Jesus fucking christ this country is doomed
"I only became a cop because I have an overwhelming love for people". This guy is awesome.
Amen
He's like a real life version of Leon S. Kennedy
I've always wanted to see THE POLICE live. I'm glad they're back together.
This comment needs more likes. 🤣
Only rock fans will recognize this.
@@richardfeynman9341 not only
Underrated
Underrated
Imagine being the neighbor who called the cops, look over and see them join in, fml lol.
Almost like those people in NY who called the cops on a restaurant because their chef uses deer meat and the cops go in and sit down for lunch.
@@WarlordShogun lmao, perfect
@@WarlordShogun I know deer jerky is delicious tried it once, can't blame the coppers.
@Jay James hey ass hole they cant do anything about the music anyway there is such a thing called sound ordnance before it the person who called can fuck off
@Jay James Aching to make it political, aren't you? You're in the wrong video.
The Cop just pulled up and started playing riffs from “the kids aren’t alright” what a legend.
@@ChronicVision1955 yeah bro, we know it BECAUSE we are old as shit.
@@billwilliams328 i miss the 90s.
Sweat Lord Cheech and Chong would be proud
@@billwilliams328 I am an old sack of bones also.
Same here I heard that shit and perked the fuck up . What a legend
This is what serving the community looks like ! This police officer helped inspire young people to hone their skills until it becomes effortless ! Rock on 🤘
they can jam quiter or in a place where people who need some rest will not be exposed to half-assed beginner jams
Thats uneducated. Your music shouldn’t bother the neighbors. I play guitar.
@@user-dg6iw5qb6p Get yur worthless hides off my property.
💯% all the way police acting like this when they can changes the morale of the people young and old great to see🎸🎶💯
@@LfunkeyA if ur that bothered wear muffs. Not try to bother police
This happened to me and my friends back in the 80's in Simi Valley. No lie. He knocked on the garage door and as we opened it up we could see the black shoes, pants, badge, gulp. We thought we were going to jail as the garage wreaked! He asked us to turn down and explained he had played in a band when he was young too. We asked him what instrument. He replied "drums" and our drummer held out his drumsticks. The officer took off his billy club sat on the throne and I did a little rock n roll riff. He did two songs with us, asked us to turn down again then left. We were blown away. Forty years later I'm still amazed. Great guy, great experience.
What did the garage wreak of?
@@Kelle0284 SIN
@@Kelle0284 Probably copious amounts of weed
@@Kelle0284 Probably copious amounts of weed... which I can get behind XD
@@Kelle0284 Herb :-)
Imagine how mad the neighbor is about this story lol
There was no complaint, just normal fake sensationalist headlines as media tend to do!!
Lmaooo
Another Karen rises. LOL
Lol
@@dawgwithabone6826 or maybe it was just some old man that is pissed at life in general 😂
Title: "responds to noise complaint"
Deputy: "I was wrapping up an investigation when I heard rock music being played down the street"
01DOGG01 thank you.
Click bait 100%
If everyone reading this could please press the report button, select 'spam or misleading', put the timestamp to 00:12, and copy & paste what I've posted below, they will get punished for clickbaiting us. That should teach them not to do it in the future.
The reporter states that the deputy had been wrapping up an investigation when he heard loud rock music down the road.
The title is deceptive clickbait. It states that he was responding to a noise complaint.
It is clearly stated in the video that the deputy went there on his own accord.
Can't trust any news source anymore. Noise complaint! SMH....
Another example of fake news by the lame stream media. ☝️🥴
If more officer acted like him, we wouldn’t have the anger towards the police. This officer saw young kids that could be out doing a lot worse, and understood, hats off to you sir
Sad thing is that majority of officers are like this and you don’t hear about them you only hear about the shitty ones. The few speak for many and now cops can’t hardly do their jobs without being called racist or brutality when that is false. That’s the narrative. Cops suck except when I need them type of mentality which is a woke psychosis. Do you ever hear about every single day good cops? Nope just shitty ones.
@@richardarchuleta3200 exaccclyy i bet theres a handful of good ones.. i had one come in and talk about online safety at school
thats how i know i can trust my local law enforement
@@richardarchuleta3200 Yep, gotta push that agenda
Actually most are like this
"I didn't become a police officer to go out there and arrest everyone" said no cop ever. He is one of a kind.
No, actually there are a lot of us like that. Most cops do indeed try to serve their communities, we just can't all play guitar. The ones who do the job for a power trip don't make very good cops, and they're usually the sort who make career-ending mistakes sooner or later.
@@Hibernicus1968 we believe you, but man yall got some dudes with yall that bring this whole society down. I know you know a few do you call that type of stuff out. I've cop playing guitar don't make all cops saints. One cop killing a unarmed man makes yall all the devil unfortunately.
@@Hibernicus1968 how many of them actually get recognized though?
@@DarKKnightt07very few because people like you only care about the negative side of what they do and never recognize that just cause you see shit online don't mean it's like that everywhere
Your move sting, this band actually got a policeman
Well played!
This is Funny as Fuck
lmaoooo
so do the village people
Nicely done. Underrated comment
That would be a good rock band name. "Noise Complaint "
Misled Youth sounds cold too 🤷🏾♂️
NoicE!
that's actually pretty good.
How about "bad cop"?
YES!!!
Wish all officers were like him. We need more empathy in the profession and more encouragement of creativity in the world
most officers are in-fact
Dude, I'm a lifelong musician and also someone who went to jail alot as a younger man and THIS RIGHT HERE is the shit that makes me happy 😊! This officer "get's it"! 👏🏼❤💛💚
I’d rather hear loud rock music all day than gunshots.
Onix Junes yeah better for them to do that then to start raiding
@@user-iu5eu1ch7k I agree
Combine the two and you’d get heavy metal
Or rap "music"
@KVNG JAY honestly. Genre elitists are fucking stupid.
“I’m not entirely sure what happened” - Officer Garcia, LAPD
Weed will do that to you.
s k more like DMT
Deputy Garcia, LASD*
“Next thing I know is that I emptied my magazine and the rest is history”
Saying that is just LAPD protocol when speaking to the press
I like and respect this officer a lot. He’s a cop trying to make a difference. In a challenging place like Compton. Supporting the youth towards positivity. Bless you good sir
Protect this officer at all cost!
I guess you can say that this band can claimed to have jammed with...The Police.
haha good one
lol...;)
Just Incase others are lost, the police is a name of a famous band. Nice one lol
@@-smp-scientificmethodpersp838 you really didnt have to tell others, they either suffer by not understanding the joke or just understand it and laugh. But ok
@@Akkul Chill out dude lol. Sorry not everyone's part of your little cult
*Officer walks in*
"You call that punk rock? Here, hold my gun."
😄
This made my day I swear this an coffee
@\Carlos Ortiz/
lol
@\Carlos Ortiz/ Lol, honestly. I didn't even scroll through the comments prior posting. Sorry for the disappointment.
Respect not only to the cop but also to the news. The media is so full of hate these days, it's nice to see something restoring my faith in humanity for a change
As a 53 year old I can say that in my day cops were feared via conditioning. However; when they showed up they'd ask for the weed and booze , and then dump it all into the mud and give you a little lecture. Pretty cool not to bust us... Any way, I'm a musician, and they never jammed with us during party session shut downs like this guy! Too cool. That must've been awesome for these dudes! On a side note -- Protect yor ears kids. Once the ringing in your ears never stops it can be troubling...Tinnitus Sucks... Godspeed
Same. When I was in highschool. We were hanging out with some other kids who were hanging out with other kids at a train yard. We were being filmed and I knew that and told my closer friends of it. After we got bored of the spot we went to the entrance to the train yard. Low and Behold. Police right at the end of the block about a quarter of a football field lengths away. There was No other exit but back and through the yard again. They may have had back up. Me and my closer friend which was only 1 turned right and through our shit in the bush real quick.
The rolled up in like 10 seconds then took the bong and our liqour.
I have a musician friend who started jamming in the 1970's. He plays guitar and now plays at small venues on the west coast. He has bad tinnitus, I'm sure from all the years of not protecting his ears. He doesn't complain or say much about it. I'm just aware that he does have it.
Yes, it does!
Wanted to hear him play instead we get a news anchor talking over him playing.... great coverage
they may release this as a single or an album soon its good it was leaked now
Because he wasnt actually playing with them. It would sound horrible since they never practiced together
@@hopefuldavid3320 Never heard of a jam session? Boi you stupid
@@janvalle8998 Its not easy to improvise. Maybe the cop can do it but i doubt they all did it together perfectly
@@hopefuldavid3320 And that automatically means it sounded horrible? Sound logic.
So he wasn't responding to a noise complaint? I love journalism.
This was more like damage control, to save face for all the fuck shit they REALLY been doing!!!
@@rawker-one1014 shut up omfg... theres hundreds of thousands of cops. So theres proportionally a handful of bad ones but yea... a cop does something fun and its gotta be to do damage control. Lol stfu Cant just be cuz he heard a band they checked it out and he played with em. Lol clown.
@@DeathbySkullfxxx Nope 100% damage control..Rather be a clown the rest of my life than a cuckold bootlicker have a good one leather breath!!!
@@rawker-one1014 the moment i heard bootlicker i could already tell you lost the argument.
@@roshawn1041 And I could tell by your breath you are another one..
That's a good guy there ! Reminds me I played a big backyard party once and four police officers shut us down due to numerous noise complaints, but were nice about it and said "You guys can go ahead and do one more song before you quit." So we did, and as we were packing up our gear I told one of the guest those cops were alright, they even asked us to do one more song. The guy laughed and said, " Dude, they've been standing outside the fence for 30 minutes listening."
Deputy Garcia, we LOVE you!!! We love you! Do not lose that! You are a neighborhood hero! You know what you want, you are amazing! Thank you officer Garcia, from Oregon!
I'd rather have neighbors who play rock music than sell crack and hang out on the porch all day.
Lol ikr
Who said anything about crack? What does that have to do with rock music
@@coolranch2981 Can you read and understand words??? Stupid ass question..lol.
Whoever made the noice complaint should be given a ticket.
Until it it is coming from the house behind you and you can’t even hear yourself think and it goes on for hours. ☹️
That's what Police *should* be: a partner to the people. Not an enemy. He did absolutely the right thing. Kudos to this guy !
Yes! Preach!!!
I'm sure these police officers exist, even though the bad ones do as well.
The neighbors may be unable to even watch tv. I don think they are happy if that is usually going on. You have to think of your neighborhood wellbeing.
@Jonathan Chiarkas exactly, maybe make 4 people mad but make 10 million happy.
@@mnrodriguez Ah yes, kill the kids productivity so people can enjoy their mindless entertainment. Nah, fuck the neighbors tv show, I'd rather see kids doing something creative and productive than see someone trying to shut them down for something that benefits no one.
I remember seeing a uniformed officer in Florida leaning against a wall of a convenience store smoking a cigarette with some teenagers. That really warmed my heart.
Uh, not exactly the best thing there. Don’t get me wrong he shouldn’t have arrested them but encouraging teens to smoke? He should be fired
Unfunny Dave I think you may be missing the spirit of his comment. What he’s saying is that it’s nice to see cops understanding people’s situation rather than punishing them. Teenagers are stupid and do stupid things. That includes smoking. The cop probably knew that and decided to take the smoke break as an opportunity to connect with them. Those teenagers probably learned a lot more in that smoke break than they would have had the cop just gotten onto them and sent them home. No matter what was said in that smoke break, those teens are more likely to obey the law and respect police officers in the future just because they shared a cig a cool cop.
@@stevenhunt2690 by smoking with them he is setting an example of “this is ok.” Teaching teenagers that smoking is ok is not, kids take actions to determine what is ok, not words. He shouldn’t punish them, but he should encourage them to not smoke instead of joining. I definitely get the spirit of the comment, but a cop doing that is just not good
@@audiopium2765 You think that I’m trying to hate cops because I think one that encouraged teens to smoke should be fired? If a cop politely said something like, “hey, you’re not in trouble. I think it would be beneficial to you if you tried to quit. There’s many place that are supposed to help you with that and I think you should quit.” Something like that is more beneficial than encouraging them to smoke
@@audiopium2765 what part of “actions speak louder than words” do you think I missed. I used it as an argument as to why smoking with the teens as a cop encourages the teens to smoke. I never said it would work, but if enough people say it, it gains way more weight and causes the smoke to want to quit for the sake of their peers.
WE FEEL THAT BROTHERLY LOVE FROM YOU MIGUEL. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE, your GOOD WORK
and YOUR MUSIC!
“I didn’t become a cop to arrest everyone” legend!
You think other cops like to arrest people?
Legend, is pulling a sword out of a stone. That word has lost its meaning.
@@JoCE2305 uhh yes. What world do u live in?
JoPlays21 I can confidently say a lot do like the power over others (being able to arrest and detain)
lol
The song the cop was playing is called “The Kids Aren’t Alright” by The Offspring
Beat me to it
LMAOO
He was signaling help
YEAH AND HE KILLED IT
Live the offspring
I once got lugged for "possession". When getting bailed, the booking officer , upon returning my property noticed guitar picks, Allen wrenches etc. Turns out he was a guitar guy himself and we started swapping guitar stories. Usually I want "out","now" but this guy was truly knowledgeable about guitars and music history and we had, I dare say, a civil and interesting conversation.
Interestingly the Public Defendant who later helped me get undone was a serious concert musician.
Let them play music. If it's truly disruptive or if audible after 9p, on Weekdays or after 1a on Weekends okay , yank the plug.
I hear atonal construction gear 24/7 , jet aircraft overhead by which, as God is my judge, I tell time, and some boutique "Doodle" dog yapping incessantly ( I like most dogs). Can't and wouldn't call the police about these realities.. Noise happens. Don't like it?! Get out to the Suburbs or the sticks.
This cop did an intelligent thing on this incident.
Rehearsal spaces are important, affordable, community driven rehearsal spaces even more so. You get the kids out of streets doing something useful, and you get rid of the noise complaints....
Nothing wrong with jamming outside fuck a noise complaint if it’s the middle of the night I understand but middle of the day come on.
@@VaultTecAi many people work nights and sleep days... how about their right to sleep?
@@Mtaalas all fine and dandy I used to work graveyard and it sucks when everyone in the house is going about their day when I’m sleeping but I signed up for that. but what about peoples rights to live their life do you tip toe around everyones small needs? Doubtful.
Plus you say get the kids out the street doing something useful so what they can’t enjoy playing an instrument because it isn’t useful? Lets just make then get a job ai guess lol. Not everyone can afford these affordable spaces
_"I didn't become a police officer to go out there and start arresting everyone. I became a police officer because I absolutely have an overwhelming love for people."_
*A true man has spoken, and his words shall be engraved in stone for posterity.*
No doubt. Usually not a fan of law dogs, but this guy is golden.
Pity most politicians don't think the same way
Honestly had me rethinking my choices as a human
I hope that’s the reason most cops join the force in the first place. I’m not that naive j know that isn’t true but
I think is why 99% of people join the police force
" I didn't become a police officer to go around arresting everyone" ...love him
Senica S we need more officers with this mentality in the field. Too many people become police because they feel powerless and a badge and gun makes their pee pee feel bigger. This guy became a police officer because he has an overwhelming love for people.
What about women? Do they also need a bigger 'pee-pee'?
They all say that though lol he’s completely different in any other situation. Guaranteed.. thin blue line, which is why we’re ranked 23rd as the most free country in the world. Have you watched all the thousands of videos of people having their rights violated and much worse lately? Lol we have the absolute worst law enforcement in the world,
In general. And don’t hit me with the “few bad apples”.
@@weenfain2321 worst law enforcement.....🤔 Ppl need to a bit more research before claiming that
@@adler7384 no that doesn't fit the America bad narrative Bernie 2020
Fantastic! A police officer doing the job for the right reason and in the right way! Connecting with the community, and with youth in the community. If every police officer in the US did this we would have a huge increase in trust for law enforcement and a reduction in crime. Maybe all police officer should go out there and jam with people in their precinct? Rock on!
If only...
So, make so much noise pollution disrupt people’s privacy?
America is so backwards
@@robert2690 I’m sure you’re a barrel of fun at parties.
Law enforcement should start carrying guitars 🎸Crime activity and criminals ....would never exist! (you sound completely ridiculous!!!!).
@@robert2690 Thank you! These people are so ignorant (they expect all cops to play music) instead of enforcing the law.🤦♀️
You didn't search this, you were recommended this by TH-cam.
“The cops aren’t alright”
Glad I wasn't the only one who heard The Offspring
SURE they are. They HAVE jobs. 😁
@@glenturney4750 I see what you did
Aaaannd queue 90's kids comments :)
Yeeee xD fkn good one lmao!!!!
Did the cop just play The Offspring?
Yes lol
Yes, and it sounded awesome!!!
The cop looks what, 30s? That would definitely be something he might have listened to as a teenager. Americana got out in 98.
@@folkrav I'm 27 and it's childhood so I'm guessing anyone even early 40s digs it 👌
@@user-os2io9yj4f 29 here, late childhood for me.
MY STORY CHECKS OUT
Watching in 2022 Thank You cheers from Pennsylvania This is America 🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
one of my favourite songs ever. right from my generation and definitely hits home being so relatable. legend of a cop
"Its better they are here, than in the streets"
Thats so powerful
The Offspring. Nice. Looks like the kids are, infact, alright.
Quality pun, sir!
Nice
Underrated comment 👏
Ha..good one!
Yeah dude I recognized it immediately too!
That's a kind of officer we all love man! 💙
Decades ago I played in a band and we practiced in one member's house in a residential neighborhood. We went round to all the neighbors giving them contact information and asking them to reach out if we ever got too loud. Of course they NEVER took us up on this and would just call in noise complaints. When the cops showed up, they would usually sit and listen for a couple songs, give us some feedback, and THEN tell us to shut it down. It was always a positive interaction. I can't imagine it would go down that way in that neighborhood today.
“I didn’t become a police officer to go out and start arrest everyone. I became a police officer because I have an overwhelming love for people.“
-Deputy Miguel Garcia, Jr.
love that quote
THERE WAS NO NOISE COMPLAINT. THIS TITLE IS TO ENCOURAGE LAWLESSNESS
Put this on a t-shirt.
@@johnnydoyouknow6352 do us a favor and sit your uneducated a$$ down. Thanks! 😁🖕
@@johnnydoyouknow6352 dissapear
The truth is that this police officer knows these young men could be doing far worse things with their time than jamming out and making some music together.
Bands kept me focused and out of trouble. I feel it.
They are good kids. I hope they rehearsed "Police Car" by the late Larry Wallis.
How can you not absolutely love this man
*"I became a police officer because I absolutely have an overwhelming love for people"* . That's the most epic reason why someone should be joining the police force.
Yes, yes, yes! It brought tears to my eyes when the police officer said that. So beautiful. I think a lot of police care. Still, this cop seems exceptional. Anyhow: wow. As you said: the best reason.
❤
@@cockeyedoptimista This cop ain’t givin a shit! These kids are clearly dangerous. We need to get em off the streets, and this bad cop ain’t even trying. If an officer did care, those kids would be thrown right in jail! These are the type of assholes who would vote for Biden and disrespect our current president! We need these cocksuckers out of the streets.
That's why the vast majority of cops become cops
@@fakegames5290 you need some LSD to get grounded back to reality
Most important sentence in the entire video: "I became a police officer because I absolutely have an overwhelming love for people"
Totally picked up on that one! Absolutely the best sentence! He can play really good as well for what I was able to hear. This country needs more people like this. More positive coverage like this as well which we don't see much of on mainstream television.
More police like these guys!!
This is what police should be like
Some officers come across as smug but I would say that 99% of police officers become an officer for the exact same reason this officer stated that he did.
Their pay sucks and it is a dangerous job,...so it makes sense that they had a love for making a difference in communities before getting in to a crappy job.
Duck They would be if people would let them
As a retired police officer and former musician in many bands over the years, I applaud this Deputy. I would have done the same thing. It's GREAT PR. He did a very good thing. Keep up the good work 👍
Awesome we need more officers like that is a blessing have having officers like that 👍
Now that cop is an example of professionalism, and good taste.
“ an overwhelming love for people”
That should be the first requirement for any public servant.
Including politicians.
Except for the people who made the complaint. They can go fuck themselves right?
Wingman 7676 everyone need love indeed
@REALBIGBOY997 I honestly hope you have an issue with noisy neighbors some day and can't even get the cops to do their job.
@REALBIGBOY997 You must have issues with your lack of parents.
@REALBIGBOY997 Yeah that's pretty much the maturity level I was expecting.
I love these kinds of gesture. People need to understand that behind the uniform, is a human too. They’re not there to take care of some whiny neighbor complaints for not being invited in kids’ jamming sessions. More of these please.
Mid 90s LA County Sheriffs always shut us down and told us "amps were illegal" and all sorts of other bullshit. Kudos to this deputy for encouraging them.
that's how you build effective relationships in the community. Well done, officer.
Kren Wregget yes while around the Conner crime in the area keeps going because a cop wanted to go in while on duty with no report to the address to play garage band with kids instead of doing his job an scanning for crime up an down the streets like most do in crime filled areas YA WELL DONE OFFICER lmao sad
BUTT Daddy you sound like a huge douche bag. Should be named Butt Hurt Daddy.
@BUTT Daddy Yo dude, that’s cool and all, but I don’t remember asking.
@@butdaddy8361 Who the fuck asked?
BUTT Daddy damn nigga you must be really fun at parties
“Misled Youth” is a fantastic name for a band.
Until they get old.
@@sbespn3820 or until they have something happened to their young lives that makes them understand that it's not right. the best time for these people to learn is in their youth not when they get old.
How the hell are they misled?
@@chaseviking5096 Poor directions
@@joshn4671 didn't know playing the music you enjoy with friends, forming a band and doing something with your life is poor directions. Those kids are going to make something of themselves while worthless fucks like you and Paul in the gutter where you guys belong. So many great metal bands who have done a lot, achieved a lot and helped countless people started as kids playing with friends in their yeard. Pathetic fucks like you and Paul are ignorant as hell.
WE need cops like this back on the force.
as a musician, i love how near the end, the bass player is staring at the guitarists exactly like bass players always do during practice
He started playing offspring 'the kids aren't alright'. That's what made it so much better
The kids were alright. 🤟🎸
Dude was racking my brain trying to remember the name of the song
yessssssss...that's what I was thinking he is clearly from the mid 90 ....wow goosebumps
So much better
yeah.. he rocks.. 😁😁
Nobody had an issue with the jamming, it was him shotgunning beers and biting the head off a bat that unnerved people.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
For fuck sake
damm right 🤘🇺🇸
That what satan does.? 🤔
You talking bout the origin of Covona?
What a sweetheart!
That's an experience those kids will always remember!
Rock on!
We need more genuine folks like this man in the academy. Respect 🙏🏼
That’s an actual policeman not just a cop he is a community member good to see this human side of the job .
6 months later he was fired.
Zerosblade13
Wow hillarious?
@IDRIPONYOUHOES LIKEWATER I'm gonna assume you know he was joking around
Facts
L G in my area anything before 8 pm is ok . So maybe that’s the case in that area .
It wasn't a noise complaint they were wrapping up an investigation. Still very cool story. Shows cops aren't all heartless.
dude like 5percent of cops suck so fuck off with the AlL cOpS aReNt HeArTlEsS every group of people have heartless folk so fuck off
@@mannfred1440 he said cops aren't all heartless, not all cops aren't heartless. Pull your dumbass head out of your blow hole and figure yourself out. You've clearly been huffing the methane gas too long
Most cops aren't heartless but the media and hate groups are.
@@VicinalElk44104 I think you're a good dude no matter what everybody says. See how implications work?
@@FreddysFrets I know how implications work, and I also know how some people don't read them very well and take it the wrong way all the time. Besides, the way you worded it made it to where you could take that two different ways without rewording it. The way the OP said it, it could only be taken one way. You'd have to change the way it was said in order for it to be taken another way, and would only be taken another way by people who want it to be taken another way.
That's absolutely phenomenal! What a cool dude! I agree, music is very important and playing an instrument is an super fun and creative thing to do! Love that dude! 👍🏻
“I became a police officer because I absolutely have an overwhelming love for people.” Damn
“I didn’t become a police officer to arrest a bunch of people. I became an officer because I have an overwhelming love for people” amen to that y’all like that is the heart of humanity right there. Love one another, stand up for all.
Ayeee!!! Shout out to Deputy Garcia!! We need more law enforcers like him.🎸💯👍
more*
Why yall giving this man praise? He like playing music, they was playing music so he joined in. Yall act like this man went beyond duty to do a good deed.
@@BH-85 his duty is to protect and serve, he could've done what most officers would have and given it the go ahead and left, but he decided to go above and beyond his normal duty to make a good relationship with his community. He is an awesome person and deserve Ms every bit of praise for making the police more human when the public perception of the police is at an all time low.
@@karbonkai he wasn't called there, he just followed the music and wanted to play. He said himself he was just Playing around before he heard the music. Plus supreme court ruled that cops are not there to protect. Just because he decided to jam with some kids doesn't make him a good guy. It just proves that he likes the kind of music they was playing. He could play with them one day and profile they father the next day. People are such sheep. Post one thing online and people eat it up. Oh he such a nice guy to play guitar with the kids instead of arresting them lmao. People fall for anything.
@@BH-85 look at the title and the case file, what does it say? Responding to a noise complaint. And while polices priority is to enforce the law, they protect and serve by doing so. Either way, he went beyond his normal duties to make others lives better.
Bless you Sir, you are a shining example of how helpful, inspiring and community-caring a Police Officer CAN be. My goodness, in these difficult times in our world, when many ordinary, everyday, law-abiding citizens have learned to become frightened of the Police, because, sadly, they have had good reason to be. In THIS EXACT environment, this is EXACTLY what a Police Officer needs to be. This lovely man (& Policeman) said, "I became a cop because I have an overwhelming love for people." WOW, I don't think I've ever heard a Policeman or Policewoman echo such sentiments. When I learned that men and women who become Police officers no longer take the official oath "To swear to protect the public trust" (i.e. all of us citizens) and instead they now swear to "Uphold the law" (& some other twisted words) - the "Law" is whatever corrupt politicians want it to be, in TRUTH.
ANYWAY, THANKYOU OFFICER, for being who you are, especially. Also THANK GOODNESS FOR HUMANS LIKE YOURSELF. You Sir, are a true Policeman who's outstanding morals and integrity ACTUALLY KEEP THE PEACE. You sir, are awesome 👮♀️👮❤😊
Good to see some positive interactions. This guy definitely made a positive impression on these young men. 👍👍
Best answer I heard a cop ever give. “I didn’t join up to be a cop just go out and arrest as many people as possible”
As someone who has been arrested unfairly (and has had to fight to keep their reputation and career intact) it gives me hope to learn that there are officers out there like this who recognize that there is a problem with the police farming the general public to get arrest numbers up.
@@n0-one0 same 6 months in county and over $2500.00 by accuser to get me out when she wanted me out that very next morning. verbal argument and over her not following God or fearing HIM and I go to county! lol
Joe Om that's not the quote. He said 'I didn't become become a police officer to go out there arresting everyone'. Just whoever I feel like lol
@@savedbychristsavedbygrace2049, she sounds like such a heathen. Such a heretic. Why didn't you brand her with a hot iron or tie her up and she if she floats?
@@DODSON937 Am I a Roman Catholic? Hell no I don't believe in that pagan Catholic church that kills "heretics" and real followers of the Lord Jesus along with the rest.
"Overwhelming love for people" Why can't all cops be like this outstanding deputy?
Praise the Most High
Most cops have been awesome, many are now and some serve their Uncle Louie (devil) and need to be weeded out.
Because cops are police and deputies are from the sheriff's office
There are way more good cops out there than what you think. The bad ones are the ones you hear about more.
Some just hate cops because their doing something illegal and the cops have to stop them.
Humble Wisdom totally agree, it’s aweful to think that this guy has to get back in his patrol car and face the hatred that the minority pigs cause towards the uniform that he wears with honour. The pigs are so easy to identify though, it only takes a minute of them opening there mouths.
This the coolest thing I seen all 2022 so far🙌🏽🙏🏽🔥🔥🔥
now that officer has his head on right! he's a role model for officers everywhere! big salute to this officer!
Good story, but damn the lying media - there wasn't a noise complaint.
proof
Sedd the fact that news cameras we there
@@cailyncook370 could've been one of the boys' phone for all we know
Sedd the first video maybe but after that everything is shot by a news camera. And do you really think they would come back and Recreate the scene for one cop?
kay kay yeah they might’ve
He should have played some " breaking the law"
I am the law by Anthrax
I fought the law would of been funny
0-3-5
Ben Severance nice 👍🏻
Breaking the law, breaking the law!!! Breaking the law, breaking the law!!!
God bless that peace officer. true warrior of Rock.
I love this guy and I love this band. This made me so happy this morning.
As a fellow guitarist I have only one thing to say... please keep up the good work officer Garcia.
cars nguitars as another fellow guitarist, I second your comment. It’s nice to see not all cops are jack boot thugs...
Sheriff: The Offpring? Sure...... *These kids are alright*
At first it kinda sounded like they were playing come out swinging
That's a good one!
I was expecting a song by the Police.
You beat me to it :D
Excellent choice !
A lot of other cops can learn from this great officer
Did he play The Offspring’s ‘the kids aren’t alright’? I’m a metalhead but damn, that’s a classic riff, love that song.
I was lucky enough to go on a ride along with Deputy Garcia out in Compton. He is definitely one hell of a person!
Lo l what did you do wrong to go with him on a ride ? (jk)
Thankfully nothing wrong lol
I had to do it part of my hiring process.
Good!
Ramon diaz ur a police dog now? Good boi who's a good boi?
Lmao that foo locked u up huh
This policeman has heart, soul and intelligence. The song he’s playing is “the kids aren’t alright” by The Offspring, a song about community breakdown, and wasted lives due to drugs, poverty and joblessness. By doing these acts, he is playing his part in honouring that great song, and making sure that the community he serves doesn’t go down that wrong path. Really inspiring and uplifting.
Right on!
Indeed my friend...indeed.
This is what keeping the peace is all about! This officer rocks!
That's a great police officer, helping to keep the kids out of the streets and gangs. Kids should always be encouraged to be into music, sports , art, etc. Not told to stop having fun and then one thing leads to another. Great Video really awesome everyone should see and act this way.
And thats how you improve your community relations.well done young man.
Absolutely 👍
Salute!!!!
Exactly.
That's how you work 'the beat.'
Facts other police take notes !!!!
I'm old. . .seeing a group of Hispanic kids playing metal and wearing a Kiss shirt makes a smile!
well much of the South American and Central American people love rock and metal music
@@JanJan-rc4zp This is exactly what I saw when I spent a few months in Mexico. I have long hair and so many people called me Iron Maiden or Axle Rose lmao
Seeing any kids doing this shows they've got good taste in music.?
I'm old too. Just seeing kids with instruments and not computers makes my day!!
Music never dies thats the greatest part it will always be there.
Great for the community. Well done sir. ❤️🇺🇸❤️
You can def see those kids were inspired and down with his visit. Good man and Good kids practicing their talents.
"Alright, that's a wrap. Get down and put your hands behind your back".
🤣🤣
Fuckin dead lmao
You won the internet today, my Sir.
FUCKING HILARIOUS COMMENT OF ALL TIME.
BEST COMMENT EVER!!
Deputy Garcia is a credit to his department, and an asset to the community he serves.
👍🏼to Deputy Garcia.
Timbaj Wolf yeah but he did not serve the people who called him to carry out his duty , next time think of something more intelligent to say
@@iamasmurf1122 man life made you so damn negative didnt it
Michael Wilson exactly what I was thinking. He contributed to the problem but somehow he's cool for it. It's typical favoritism. He chose to ignore his job. I'm not impressed.
Billy Davis he didn’t ignore his job,quit reading the title and listening to the intro. The deputy was finishing up on a call up the street and heard the band further down and just stopped to hear them before showing he knew how to play it didn’t say he was on a noise complaint, and if he had been,i doubt his department would have posted the video or allowed him to go back with a news crew to recreate his dereliction of duty.
@@Mysteryman11850 suspend him without pay is what Id say, your paid to protect ppl not play rock band with little kids, suck to be the neighbors.
Awesome video. God bless the officer, and I hope the band does really well! Best wishes to all.
This is so awesome! This is a true police officer.. I remember when I was a kid an d was jamming outside with my friends, the cops came.... said it sounded great but they had to shut us down. They had us play one more song and watched. It was pretty cool of them to give us a little bit longer!
He started playing “The Kids Aren’t Alright” by the Offspring. That’s dope.
Charlie ST. Cloude hell yeah I was ready for more
Totally heard that! 🔥
future shock me too
And profound. That song gives me chills, thinking I've come full circle with all that it sings about.
Thanks i was wondering that was