Just when I thought I was impressed by the samaritan, oh no "I was born with one arm",and coming from someone who lost a limb later in life, MAD RESPECT to that officer!!!
@@brandondumas782 Just trying to spread the word God will welcome u if u ever want to turn to him please think about it before it's to late like before you die or before Jesus returns and that could happen at anytime so be ready God is real they have found pieces of Noah's ark and God created us and how could something so complex like the universe and humans that if one thing was off we would die be made from bacteria or rocks or evolution we and everything just couldn't God made us all and everything 💗 your never to far to turn back to God we have to be ready no one knows when Jesus will return or when we’ll die God bless u have a good day
Congratulations to the officer with the one arm. And congratulations to the Academy, for allowing him to go onto the Academy, and prove himself, as he successfully did.
As with any Academy apparently you only need one arm to make an impact, just make it impactful whether its landing across someone's face or you are helping keep your area safe. ONE ARM.
I'm an industrial electrician and I work 60 hour weeks with a man with a hand like his. Just to give this officer props I can tell that homie's hand is not as bad as The officers hand was completely off at the wrist. My homie that I do electrical with He's got like basically no four fingers on his left hand and then the kicker is he's got the thumb well halfway. We have no idea about how important our thumbs are
Were you born without an arm? Out of every piece of despair whether it be ugliness, low IQ, social failure Physical Disability is probably the worst pill to swallow
I was born with one hand and both parents have two, but to answer your question im pretty sure it’s a percentage chance or like me the umbilical cord ended up squeezing which made me lose my hand
I like how you think the crazy part of the story is over, and then it hits you with "This officer only has one arm and still managed to single handedly (no pun intended) take down the suspect."
Ah man the single handedly joke will always be so funny lmao and hey uh Pringles, well a pun is just using a word or phrase in an amusing way because the said word or phrase has multiple meanings. Like here, single handedly can mean both on his own self and the fact that he did it with only one hand. People usually say no pun intended when they don't want to offend someone or disrespect something but more often than not, a pun is exactly what they intended
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@@sendthis9480 I'd suppose that's because a one armed person has much more strength and dexterity in one arm than the average person. Those traits are usually shared between both sides of the brain, even though there still is that right handed/left handed preference, so a one arm or one handed person could have the advantage of naturally focusing 100% of it on one side
@@sendthis9480 you're telling me that you'd rather hire a guy with 1 arm to train in combat, shooting, etc., than a man with 2 arms? I'm sorry but where's the logic here? The set of skills taught at the academy would almost be entirely useless to this guy, and they barely get enough training as it is. This guy might feel he needs to prove himself as a cop so maybe he's taken personal time to practice techniques that work for him and maybe received specialty training. Most wouldn't do this though. People typically join the academy for work, or they join for the right reasons and get lost along the way. The pay isn't reasonable enough for them to be these noble hero's we expect them to be. I'd worry about this guy's safety. I doubt he could make an arrest alone with a grown man actively resisting him.
That young officer had one arm yet was still able to restrain the suspect and control the situation without using deadly force. Amazing work officer. Great job!
I mean, yes, glad about all. Still ... Two white police officers chasing a white and arrest. Cook County, six dead, arresting a white suspect who have had weapon... An unarmed black and how many shots to kill him in a chase ..... ... .. . A normal day in the USA. Sadly nothing should be normal but decency. I love Canada and their imperfections with a conscience.
No have not able of shit. The suspect ran away and they lost him until a coincidence made them catch a ride. Otherwise they incompetent and approached the suspect wrongly and let him escape
@@Ashraf.elgaaly did we see the same shit or not? And approached him wrongly and let him escape? Tfaq are u even saying, dude was already caught after the other one left the car And explain the "correct" way to approach the suspect?
Wow so many good vibes in this story. The good Samaritan, the disabled rookie officer coming in clutch, the fact nobody got hurt. Good haul for the day.
That good Samaritan has that sweet older man voice. I dunno why, but for that alone, I think this was meant to be wholesome! As soon as the cop was offered the ride, I was nothing but smiles. In times like these, we need to hear stories like this.
You couldn't make this up. What a great story. Though maybe not for the car thief - I can't imagine him bragging to his cellmates how he got caught by an officer with one arm, and another one that went out of breath and had to get a lift to catch up. Not something you'd wanna share in prison, I don't think.
@@B3RyL hey hey hey you don't know that for sure for all you know it could be a great convo starter for when he gets to know his cellmate and new prison buddies
@@G00NIE cause they posted this footage of the chase meanwhile they can’t post any of the body cam footage of what really happened during that 77 minutes armed and trained officers were just standing around. I’m glad Joe brought it up because it’s the truth. This officer with one arm is someone that would take the sacrifice. Not act in self preservation and go completely against their oath. I don’t need an oath to know that I would put my life in front of a child in a heartbeat in any situation to keep them alive and safe. I don’t need a badge to go and provide cover for children and get them to safety. Those officers in uvalde more so DPS all sat around in a circle jerk just jerking one another off.
@@maxboya The trolls are stupid. Try not to feed them. You know this 'michael' guy is going to be on that 911 faster than anyone else the moment someone shows them the slightest dis. And he'll scream like an angry Karen at the slightest side eye.
@@OompaL0ompa Don't know but most cops work in pairs so maybe the partner does the driving, though he could have a steering support fitting in the car. I have seen them in the UK, they are kind of like truckers spinning knobs but you place the arm into to get basic 160 degree rotation from it.
In the Army, we occasionally did "Battle Rattle" runs, where we would do a cardio run in our combat gear. The added weight and structure of the gear make even an ordinarily easy run several times harder.
Damn this hit me hardcore - my mom only has one hand as well, that last part just melted me. Salute to you good sirs and super props to the one armed superman.
Bro this man shows a handicap cannot hold you back in whatever you choose to do in life.And a very hard job as a police officer to boot.God works in mysterious ways & the planet's aligned for him in that chase with a alert driver.The young officer will be fine.His a goer & doer.And hope your mum doing just as good.Tell her you love her & she be fine.👍
@@jimmybooki4281 Thanks bro I appreciate you. I'll be telling her and showing her this video, my faith in humanity is a little restored and this video is beautiful.
@@growturbo7962 i love the comments & feels good to be nice.Real feel good story.And everyone should be nice to their mum.Stay healthy to you & your family,
Damn that's actually crazy, honestly would never expect to see an officer with one arm taking down criminals like this on their own. I hope he has a relatively safe career as an officer, I'm sure he'll be a really great positive role model for alot of people out there living with similar circumstances. I just hope it doesn't ever cause him to struggle against the wrong person out there, I'm so blown away by this, why wasn't that officer mentioned in the title of the video.
Every turn in this story was a surprisingly wholesome left. Good on both officers, and the guy with the car. It’s attitudes like that which help build trust in the police.
I’d love to speak to that one armed officer. As someone with a disability no matter what job you choose to do it’s awesome to know that having a limitation doesn’t limit you to what you want to do
There is a limit though. Law enforcement is a demanding job, some things just cannot be "accepted" even if it is a disability. I have a disability that will prevent me from joining a law enforcement agency, which is something I always wanted to do. But I understand that because of the nature of the job, not everyone who has a disability can do that kind of work. But kudos to the officer with one arm, really inspiring.
Watching television also reduces a lot of self-esteem.... because they sell more products to people who feel some lack. but if they go too far, they are debilitating who society.
@@FastDuDeJiunn I mean.. partial blindness is not imposed by myself. I try my best to see to the end of the road, see what the sign says, etcc. but I just can't. I used to be lazy and never really tried improving my vision, but I have in recent years, and the change is not that noticeable.
If theres one thing I've learned its to NEVER underestimate someone with a so called "disability". They will do everything you can do but somehow do it better. The mind is a powerful thing. Awesome work 👍
I wasn't born with one arm, but I was born with one eye rolled into the back of my head. Not even close to the same thing, but even that has brought me a lot of struggles. Much respect to the officer for his perseverance in his pursuits.
What is that like? I mean I assume you can't see with that eye but like is it uncomfortable? I know when I try to roll my eyes up too hard it doesn't feel pleasant. I'm genuinely curious
Massive massive respect for this channel for not even putting out that officer is one armed. Many else could've benefit from such title. Wish everyone worked like you guys! Awesome job.
This is great all around, from the ex security guard pulling over and offering the dude the ride, to the funny cop that took the ride, to the one armed police officer that took the perp down. Seriously freaking awesome 🤣
For me it is heartwarming that the officer without lower arm is able AND allowed to work for the police! I didn't know it is possible but find it just wonderful ❤
@@saveyoutub unless you are a cop or emergency service personnel in am emergency how about never commandeer a vehicle full stop. But yeah I agree with the whole stranger dangers thing. I think it was nice of this citizen to offer help to the cop.
As someone with a disability too and only has 3 fingers on my right hand it’s awesome to see someone who has only one hand In the HPD a literal hero and it shows that anyone can achieve anything with or without a disability nothing’s impossible cheers to that awesome cop and cheers to the police department for having and accepting a police officer such as him
I have 3 fingers as well well I have all 5 problem is I had nerve damage and I can’t open 2 fingers all the way on the right side of my right hand and it’s been like this for 11 years so I know how you feel
@@knijfe206 in my left hand 2 fingers were stuck together they had to surgically separate them they are still there just look different from other people idc though at the end of the day it’s all about self acceptance
@@Connection-Lost well I did because nothing is impossible and that excludes like human flying etc we all know humans can’t fly but angels can😉 also funny you said that about homelander I’m currently watching the boys so cheers to that
Not to mention all the gear they are wearing. People really don’t take that into consideration. Like has anybody tried running with a loaded tool belt on… you probably won’t get very far with out being absolutely exhausted, let alone a vest and other stuff.
Refreshing to see a wholesome news story about the police for once. Respect to all who wear the uniform and we’re grateful for what you do for us, and we should all strive to be like that Good Samaritan as well.
@@kame8084 Yes of course, happens every day! Oh wait, I have it confused with mass shootings that the Police have to deal with daily, perpetrated of course by the non-police public!
@@SpyderCustom A of zen koan. What is the sound of one hand clapping! Kudos for the officer. But by the time he retires, he's going to be SICK of the single-handed jokes.
Wow I have arms that don’t rotate (hands don’t turn out of palms down position) and always thought a lot of jobs weren’t possible - would love to hear more about this guys story and how he does his job. He’s definitely an inspiration as is the force that hired him.
I am sorry to hear about your disability, not to mention struggles finding the right career for you, but I am happy to see this guy was able to get on the force and help chase down this thief. It gives me hope more possibilities are opening up for those with disabilities.
Wow, that story took an unexpected turn. The officer with one arm chased down and detained the subject when the other officer couldn't. How cool is it that a police force hired someone with a disability and he proved himself by performing better than someone without one?
I've seen like three news stories on this and literally none of them mentioned that this dude that actually kept up with him had a missing arm! Didnt even know that people with missing limbs could still be police officers, but that dude seems more capable than some with two hands lmao
@KStar No the officer in the car has two arms. You can see both his hands when he exits the vehicle. Left hand radio, right hand door handle. Meanwhile the other guy is putting cuffs on the suspect with one arm.
@KStar No, as you can see, the one armed officer is the one cuffing the suspect. According to the officer in the car, he got out right as the other officer was in the process of putting cuffs on. I.E. the one armed officer was the one who made the apprehension on foot.
WOW! Just Wow! Mad respect! I didn't expect the suspect to be taken down by a one handed officer. So glad to see that a good Samaritan was there to help. Great story. Thank you.
I love how the fact the officer has only one full arm is only briefly mentioned at the end of the video. Many news outlets would try to make a huge thing out of that so that the viewers sympathized with the man. Proud to see that it's treated with normality!
@@zarifshoeb it's just disabled people always get public sympathy when most of them want to be treated normal. Well he still got recognition but they didn't make a big deal about him being disabled. It was good 👍👍👍
@@alainportant6412 Grandma Alain Portant finally got her police gig? Oh granny, I'm so proud of you. My grandma hasn't learned how to respect women yet, but she's all grown up now! What a mediocre grandma. Thanks for enlightening me, Granny Alain.
You can say he "single-handedly" stopped the crime. 😂 Yeah... I know, its a terrible joke, but kudos to the officer for doing his job right despite hardships.
Dude how lucky is that lol, the guy who picked him up was an ex security officer so he was experienced and as well and helped in the best way possible. Awesome story
My wife also was born with only one arm, she is amazing and can do things the rest of us take for granted. Simple things too like try putting on your clothing with only your left hand. Great job on the driver for giving a ride to the cop, especially when so many look down on them. They are here to protect and serve, don’t let a few bad apples ruin your view on the bunch.
The officer with one arm blew my mind wow job well done , It shows to never let a handicap stop us from living life . This man is a true inspiration for many . ✌️👍
Talk about a feel good story for a change. Kudos to the department for hiring the officer. Great to also see there are still decent people in the world that would think to give an officer a ride at the right place and right time. Awesome story.
Great to see there are still decent police officers not messing with the guy just because they had the chance. Keep doing it this way and more decent people might want to help the police.
@@thewonderfullymadejaraid7015 I know. That's kinda my point. You're taking a risk because you don't know if you're dealing with a good or a bad one before it's too late. So avoid interacting with them if possible. I used the say even the good ones are bad because they don't stand up for what's right, they don't stop the rotten eggs... but that has actually started to change slightly. The blue wall of silence and all that.
Damn glad to see times are changing, my dad (born with one hand, two arms but one stops at his wrist) tried to become a police officer about 20 years ago, the moment they found out he had one hand he was shut down and told to give up, happy to see this officer was given a chance.
its a liability to his life and his partners whats he going to do if he gets into a fight with a criminal. he was lucky that guy didnt fight back and allowed himself to be arrested
@@kyleg3837 He's been through all of the same training as any other policeman and then some .You're making one hell of a foolish assumption, I'm sure he can do things with one arm, that you could only dream of doing with two.
Mad respect to the officer with the one arm being able to overcome and handcuff the suspect and overall having the confidence, power and will to do the job although he has a physical disadvantage.
And you wanna know whats crazy? Some guy with only one arm is somehow able to make it into the police but I'm apparently "not suitable for entry" because I'm slightly colorblind. Sounds really fair.
@@gr8dvdwell, colorblind lenses exist. Also cops carry durable duty glasses, so it won't be a problem to order a custom pair of glasses with these lenses for like 90$ and wear them.
A police officer with one arm, that's incredible! Props for those around him that gave him a chance to his job despite only having one arm, sadly most cases with people having disabilities like this they are flat out denied a position like that due to their disability when it comes to law enforcement or the military, in many cases its not even limbs, just having slightly lesser hearing or sight in one ear or eye might be enough for them to flat out reject you to even try out.
I give no props honestly, sure it's nice, but it's dangerous, police officers struggle with suspects all the time, him having one arm is a major hazard
@@randombaron6219 And yet there's a guy with one arm pitching in MLB. I worked with a police officer whose left arm was crippled in a gunfight and who was kept on the job. He was as dependable as any and moreso than many.
@@JustAnotherCFA There's a difference though, this guy is fresh out of the academy, it's a moronic decision. If you lose a limb during the job they can always give you less dangerous/high responsability jobs.
the fact that the one-armed officer was cuffing the suspect , he was the one who caught that guy and managed to chase and put him down is too awesome !!! Hats off to you sir , Salute !!!
Nice? The “officer” who put the cuffs on dude WASN’T an officer? I mean that’s like the African American referring to his partner as “the Caucasian did it”…. My point of view points out the hypothetical in the event the suspect would’ve shot the “taxi” driver, a whole different twist to the story! The sad part is the 2 arm man had more of a disability then the “1 arm man”!
@@Scarce77 I'm going to patent it before it makes millions! LoL it's a good thing to look back at your posts as if someone else wrote them. Thank you for that! Not being sarcastic....
I love all three of these guys, it sounds like the makings of a cop shop haha. The young fit officer, the more experienced officer, and the strange ex-bodyguard driver who always seems to know when you need a lift despite you never calling him... All jokes aside, great to see from all three of them.
This story has everything. Love for our men in blue, by guy who gave a ride to the police officer, kindness, and a person who did not let his situation with one arm stop him from doing what he needs to do. So, an example of inspiration for others. The police department who hired the man and hope it will let other employers know that. Actually, knew a man who had one arm and he could not get hired to a higher position with Bright House because of it. When he could most likely do the job. Wonderful news piece. Made my day.
Looking at the one-armed police officer, I was confused at first why their taser was still holstered on their left side (of which no hand to wield it), but then I realized that it's reverse holstered, so they're able to effectively grab it with their right hand if need be. That's very smart and allows the policeman to perform their duty effectively regardless of impairment. Massive respect to all involved, both officers who ran in that strong heat after a suspect, the security guy who assisted the fatigued officer with a ride, and the one-armed man who succeeded in catching and subduing the suspect. All of these awesome and deserve all the praise and respect they're given.
I believe a lot of the police officers wear them that way, because that’s how they’re sure they’re pulling out their taser, not their firearm. Mistakes have happened before, and making someone reach across their body breaks the instinct of reaching for their gun. Tons of respect for the officer, working hard with what he’s got.
@@sebastiankenley5247 can confirm this to me mostly true, my father used to carry his the same way on duty. i asked why one day and he gave me the exact same explanation, good eye!
Wow, what a awesome story! You have an OFFICER with a disability, that overcame his hardship to become a cop and MADE IT, I might add wonderful. You can do anything you put your mind too! Great job. p.s. Thanks to the good Samaritan also. Wonderful
Well done to the officer for arresting this guy, its quite inspiring to see but also says a lot of his determination and commitment to his community. Bravo Sir. The dude catching the "taxi" is classic.
@@christopherjackson2172 lol man, if it was the cop I bet he would have a laugh with my comment. It's all in good fun, I'm not discrediting the great things that cop can do
I was born with one arm, just like this officer. When I was 18, I tried to enlist to the Army and Marines but they said I cant. I tried with the LAPD and they also said that I couldn't. The world sure has changed.
No offense meant, what is it like reloading a firearm with one hand. Shooting with only one hand must be difficult as well. Much respect for trying to enlist with only one arm, just genuinely curious to what it is like.
@@autumnicleaf you got proof? I dont get why people online hear someones story and instantly think its bullshit. What does this commenter have to gain by lying?
@@floonmeeple2371 - Kids do it all the time. No one with one hand would even think of applying to be a marine; impossible. That is proof enough for me. If you buy that, send me $102.03 and I will let you have the Golden Gate Bridge of SF, and a bag of noodles.
Love this hope this officer has a long good career. He sets a good example to ppl with disabilities and appears to do his job according to the law. We need more cops like you. Thank you for your service
Nah we need more civilians like this guy: too many fuckin idiots out there commiting crimes thinking they can do whatever they want and resist arrest then get mad when they get beat or their people riot when they get killed for it. Simply comply and be a decent person and there’s no problems
@@randomlady5315 yeah but when there is multiple people just standing around with their phones out recording it becomes heavily pathetic. The majority of people these days are pussies who refuse to do the right thing but instead want to film and most of them do so so they can spin the bs narrative of cops are bad.
Love the guy in the sedan, he's got good energy. But the thing i'm totally flabbergasted about is how this guy managed to become a cop with one arm?! Holy shit dude, he uses 120% of his body! What a legend!
imagine an apocalypse with 1000 ...750 pound fat guys who have unlimited stamina and can run faster than Usain bolt know parcour and every fighting style hearing better than the don't breath monsters have 8 foot arms and they bear hug you when they catch you and you become one of them 750 pound fat guys and the numbers of infected is increasing
@@Asertix357 may have been one of those times where basically it’s like ‘come on in and try to pass the academy’ while expecting him to fail, but then he passed anyway and proved capable
The police officer with a partial limb on one of his arms is super amazing and super inspiring! He is working and running after a criminal. This man should be an example to people who have 2 full arms but they are lazy or holding a sign asking for money with 2 arms. This officer is a reminder that we can still do great things despite our circumstances. Some people are complaining about challenges that are not really an issue or creating their storm then complain when it rains. Great job to the civilian who offered the other officer a ride to help out. This is what I would consider great community policing.
"you never find many of these without people wanting popularity out of them anymore" that's because the police PR team is trying to make people forget that the same state's was responsible for killing 19 people.
Kudos to this man who offered help to the police officer knowing that he could potentially end up in harms way. We need more humans like you Sir 🥰 And to that cop….what an amazing inspiration you are Sir….thank you for being out there 🥰
Exactly my thoughts. If the suspect has a gun, there's certainly some chance he gets hurt. Seems like it was just the right guy for the job, who probably didn't want the first officer to be taking that risk entirely on their own.
Speaking from the experience of having a family member with one arm, nothing stops them! People often look at others with missing limbs and think they’re helpless or feel uncomfortable around them. So many misconceptions!!! That’s Trust me, it’s all in what you believe you can do!!! I’m so proud of this officer!!! I’m so proud of my family member, who is the strongest, most inspirational person I know!!! 🙏🏻💜
Well many people (not me) think that If they will make people missing a limb upset if they use that limb in front of them like showing them how well they can do something i guess?
I actually did roofing for a while with a guy who only had one hand. the other was a nub but he was probably the hardest working guy I ever met. in fact he did his job better than the other guys with both hands. never let a disability stop you from doing what you do
I doubt people often think helpless if the person only has one limb missing. Two hands or arms missing obviously creates a bit more concern. There are obvious levels of accessibility issues and I believe most people understand this. There will always be inconsiderate jerks everywhere, they don't represent the majority.
While I know people missing limbs can do some amazing things, I wouldn't say that a person can do anything if they believe they can. If I believe that I can be the next Shawn Mendes that won't be enough to make it happen hahaha. Practice, hard work, and perseverance. Although nothing can fix my larger-than-average gut and atrocious singing voice.
I'm actually trying to imagine getting pinned and cuffed by someone with one arm. What a complete pleb, lol. Meanwhile, there's the video of the guy choking out two fully abled cops at the same time, one arm on each of their throats.
He's definitely at a higher risk of stuff going wrong. When a criminal realizes he only has one arm, they're more likely to resist, thinking they have a better chance of getting away.
@@bigrocc3925 You’re all over these comments, crying about a one-armed guy. What’s your issue? Did you old lady leave you for a paraplegic? Did you just loose a pull up contest to a one-armed guy? I think the kids would say “you’re triggered bruh”. Control your feelings, little kid.
@@bigrocc3925 And? What YOU think needs to be blasted all over social media?!?! Can’t you control your feelings? Does EVERYONE need to know what your emotions are and what you’re feeling at all times? You’re 1,000% subjective. And you’re making an opinion off of nothing except “edgy” rhetoric. Cute try kid…but we can all see you’re begging for attention. Grow up…and know your role.
That’s awesome. Great job to that officer who kept on him and threw on the cuffs and to the guy who gave the ride. We need more people like him in the world.
This made me cry so proud of good Samaritan and the officer with one arm he was not going to let his partner down God bless you all you are all very amazing and awsome
That officer single handedly saved the day
shows K C the door
Oof well played. On the other hand, the driver really came through too
Jail
@@Rob2k22 nice door!
dude...😂
The most impressive thing about this story is that the one-armed officer took the suspect down.
Dude kept up, closed in, possibly tackled, and restrained the guy with only one hand! 👏
For the dark humored ones : ✋
1.5 armed really....
Right , can we see HIS body cam?
I agree
@@seranacoldharbour watch it again, the one already there was the one handed officer.
I was like “okay cool, next video”
“I was born with one arm”
“Sorry, what?”
Respect to that guy
Same
Yeah i feel like thats more impressive than the good civilian
Lol, I can picture it
Respect for that guy
>unequips shades in disbelief
Just when I thought I was impressed by the samaritan, oh no "I was born with one arm",and coming from someone who lost a limb later in life, MAD RESPECT to that officer!!!
We have to be ready no one knows when Jesus will return or when we’ll die God bless u he cares and loves u he will never leave ur never to far 💗
@@sophia23346hell never leave? Or hell never leave too far? Which is it lol
@@brandondumas782 Just trying to spread the word God will welcome u if u ever want to turn to him please think about it before it's to late like before you die or before Jesus returns and that could happen at anytime so be ready God is real they have found pieces of Noah's ark and God created us and how could something so complex like the universe and humans that if one thing was off we would die be made from bacteria or rocks or evolution we and everything just couldn't God made us all and everything 💗 your never to far to turn back to God we have to be ready no one knows when Jesus will return or when we’ll die God bless u have a good day
@@brandondumas782 your never to far to turn back to God 💗
@@sophia23346sorry no Jesus will ever come back. You're wasting your life.
“Had to get a taxi, don’t mind me.”
This had me ROLLING.
Such a rookie moment 🤣 Bro's nickname in that precent should forever be "rookie"
@@pepega4844 The guy with one arm is the rookie, guy that got a ride most likely isn’t since he’s not as young.
When you KNOW you did something cool but wanna be casual about it
Same 🤣
They’d be good to work with haha
Congratulations to the officer with the one arm. And congratulations to the Academy, for allowing him to go onto the Academy, and prove himself, as he successfully did.
As with any Academy apparently you only need one arm to make an impact, just make it impactful whether its landing across someone's face or you are helping keep your area safe. ONE ARM.
I'm an industrial electrician and I work 60 hour weeks with a man with a hand like his. Just to give this officer props I can tell that homie's hand is not as bad as The officers hand was completely off at the wrist.
My homie that I do electrical with He's got like basically no four fingers on his left hand and then the kicker is he's got the thumb well halfway.
We have no idea about how important our thumbs are
You only need one hand to shoot people 🤠
Agreed but u know just because he’s handicapped don’t mean he can’t do his job. All I see is an officer doing his job, not his missing arm
This guy got the suspect single-handily
The one armed officer is the biggest twist in the story very inspiring to many to never give up on their dreams or goals.
@E_S_Reloaded Its ok its an akechi profile picture its alright to agree with them
@E_S_Reloaded L
@E_S_Reloaded hello there
That's the real story. Guy with one arm was able to take him down and was putting on the cuffs.
@E_S_Reloaded No no you don't understand it's Akechi. Trust him.
This hits me a little bit more than it probably should because my dad also was born with only one arm so my respect for the officer went up a lot
Were you born without an arm?
Out of every piece of despair
whether it be ugliness, low IQ, social failure
Physical Disability is probably the worst pill to swallow
I was born with one hand and both parents have two, but to answer your question im pretty sure it’s a percentage chance or like me the umbilical cord ended up squeezing which made me lose my hand
@@pedrogloria4870 that sucks man.
The world is a cruel place.
I love how he just pulls over and offers him a ride. What a great guy.
doing it whilst not wearing a seatbelt is brave too🤣
@@sammorrow2618 alex can you lend me your hand
Cop should have said no now hes putting That man in danger.
what a snitch
brave. naw more like a sissy
I like how you think the crazy part of the story is over, and then it hits you with "This officer only has one arm and still managed to single handedly (no pun intended) take down the suspect."
Well, he did do it single-handedly in both the literal and figurative sense. Not often you can say that!
There’s too many protagonists
I still dont understand the meaning of no pun intended.. Why do you put it in a sentence
I was looking for something like this and it’s true!!
Ah man the single handedly joke will always be so funny lmao and hey uh Pringles, well a pun is just using a word or phrase in an amusing way because the said word or phrase has multiple meanings. Like here, single handedly can mean both on his own self and the fact that he did it with only one hand. People usually say no pun intended when they don't want to offend someone or disrespect something but more often than not, a pun is exactly what they intended
A one armed officer is probably one of the MOST IMPRESSIVE things I’ve seen to date! Salute to this man!
Then you haven't seen a lot and you should do some more living my guy
yeahh glad that car guy gives a hand
Not that impressive, he graduated high school and is missing an arm
@@PushForBacon i laughed so hard at this idk why
@@uhhhyea6313 you must be fun at parties bud…
I love seeing people who never let a disability rip them from reaching their goals, a beautiful testament to their resiliency!
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I knew a guy who I went to trades school for mechanics who had his left arm missing but could still rebuild an engine like anyone else
When reading the title, I was expecting the driver to be the hero in this video. But the one-armed officer makes a heroic story too. Salute to him!
Plot twist
Only in the U.S were requirements to be a cop are so low. No wonder crime is so high.
@@deebo1314 Brits when people with disabilities aren't euthanized immediately after birth- 🤬
@@deebo1314 crime is high for different reasons, also the one armed officer did more than the one with no disabilities at all.
@@andrealemus1887 Lack of stamina sounds like a disability to me.
Props to the police department for looking past the "disability" and seeing the whole - and very competent - man.
@@sendthis9480 I'd suppose that's because a one armed person has much more strength and dexterity in one arm than the average person. Those traits are usually shared between both sides of the brain, even though there still is that right handed/left handed preference, so a one arm or one handed person could have the advantage of naturally focusing 100% of it on one side
Nope. That cop who is missing an arm will be a danger to others. They should not have hired him.
@@kellyac6410 How so?
@@kellyac6410 how he gonna be a danger to other people show us that in the news video u dumbo
@@sendthis9480 you're telling me that you'd rather hire a guy with 1 arm to train in combat, shooting, etc., than a man with 2 arms? I'm sorry but where's the logic here? The set of skills taught at the academy would almost be entirely useless to this guy, and they barely get enough training as it is. This guy might feel he needs to prove himself as a cop so maybe he's taken personal time to practice techniques that work for him and maybe received specialty training. Most wouldn't do this though. People typically join the academy for work, or they join for the right reasons and get lost along the way. The pay isn't reasonable enough for them to be these noble hero's we expect them to be. I'd worry about this guy's safety. I doubt he could make an arrest alone with a grown man actively resisting him.
That young officer had one arm yet was still able to restrain the suspect and control the situation without using deadly force. Amazing work officer. Great job!
I mean, yes, glad about all.
Still ...
Two white police officers chasing a white and arrest.
Cook County, six dead, arresting a white suspect who have had weapon...
An unarmed black and how many shots to kill him in a chase .....
...
..
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A normal day in the USA.
Sadly nothing should be normal but decency.
I love Canada and their imperfections with a conscience.
Cause the guy ran, and when caught didn't resist..
Just stop licking those boots....gross.
No have not able of shit. The suspect ran away and they lost him until a coincidence made them catch a ride. Otherwise they incompetent and approached the suspect wrongly and let him escape
@@Ashraf.elgaaly did we see the same shit or not?
And approached him wrongly and let him escape? Tfaq are u even saying, dude was already caught after the other one left the car
And explain the "correct" way to approach the suspect?
Officer Brown deserves his praise. Despite obstacles in life he persevered and proved to be a great addition to that police department
Wow so many good vibes in this story. The good Samaritan, the disabled rookie officer coming in clutch, the fact nobody got hurt. Good haul for the day.
That good Samaritan has that sweet older man voice. I dunno why, but for that alone, I think this was meant to be wholesome! As soon as the cop was offered the ride, I was nothing but smiles. In times like these, we need to hear stories like this.
You couldn't make this up. What a great story. Though maybe not for the car thief - I can't imagine him bragging to his cellmates how he got caught by an officer with one arm, and another one that went out of breath and had to get a lift to catch up. Not something you'd wanna share in prison, I don't think.
Amen!
@@B3RyL hey hey hey you don't know that for sure for all you know it could be a great convo starter for when he gets to know his cellmate and new prison buddies
ACAB
That one hand cop has more balls than the entire Uvalde Police Department. His department should be proud of having a man like him in the department.
Why u gotta bring that up?
@@G00NIE cause they posted this footage of the chase meanwhile they can’t post any of the body cam footage of what really happened during that 77 minutes armed and trained officers were just standing around.
I’m glad Joe brought it up because it’s the truth. This officer with one arm is someone that would take the sacrifice. Not act in self preservation and go completely against their oath. I don’t need an oath to know that I would put my life in front of a child in a heartbeat in any situation to keep them alive and safe. I don’t need a badge to go and provide cover for children and get them to safety. Those officers in uvalde more so DPS all sat around in a circle jerk just jerking one another off.
The guy wasn't armed he just ran. It was 2 blue line armed thugs against 1 unarmed individual. You're usually brave-er in a situation like that.
@@adrftgvvbh they had no idea if he was armed or unarmed. To say that is pretty ignorant.
@@maxboya The trolls are stupid. Try not to feed them.
You know this 'michael' guy is going to be on that 911 faster than anyone else the moment someone shows them the slightest dis. And he'll scream like an angry Karen at the slightest side eye.
Hats off to that department hiring a man that genuinely wants to make a difference despite his disability.
@Ms Moon Boo isn't that the same thing 😂
Stupid question: is he allowed to drive?. He can't have both his hands on the wheel at 10 and 2 o'clock.
@Ms Moon Boo no,youre the handicap
@@OompaL0ompa Don't know but most cops work in pairs so maybe the partner does the driving, though he could have a steering support fitting in the car. I have seen them in the UK, they are kind of like truckers spinning knobs but you place the arm into to get basic 160 degree rotation from it.
@Ms Moon Boo disability and handicap are synonymous
That "Yeah" was so real. He really, really needed that ride.
In the Army, we occasionally did "Battle Rattle" runs, where we would do a cardio run in our combat gear. The added weight and structure of the gear make even an ordinarily easy run several times harder.
Damn this hit me hardcore - my mom only has one hand as well, that last part just melted me. Salute to you good sirs and super props to the one armed superman.
Bro this man shows a handicap cannot hold you back in whatever you choose to do in life.And a very hard job as a police officer to boot.God works in mysterious ways & the planet's aligned for him in that chase with a alert driver.The young officer will be fine.His a goer & doer.And hope your mum doing just as good.Tell her you love her & she be fine.👍
@@jimmybooki4281 Thanks bro I appreciate you. I'll be telling her and showing her this video, my faith in humanity is a little restored and this video is beautiful.
@@growturbo7962 i love the comments & feels good to be nice.Real feel good story.And everyone should be nice to their mum.Stay healthy to you & your family,
@@jimmybooki4281 Lol that cop is gonna be dead within a year. Not a chance a cripple can do a real job.
@@lahtin3n FCKNG TROLL!!!!!
Damn that's actually crazy, honestly would never expect to see an officer with one arm taking down criminals like this on their own. I hope he has a relatively safe career as an officer, I'm sure he'll be a really great positive role model for alot of people out there living with similar circumstances. I just hope it doesn't ever cause him to struggle against the wrong person out there, I'm so blown away by this, why wasn't that officer mentioned in the title of the video.
you thought they'd need a hand?
@@KpK1Cioby You.....god damnit take my like and get out
Likewise 😠
ever watched martial artists missing a limb? those dudes have something to prove.
You should see the officer with one leg outrunning a guy
I'm so happy that driver really gave the police officer a hand!
Wait a minute......
I can't tell if you're making a joke, or just twisting my arm.
Something’s wrong, I can feel it…
Just can't my finger on this one
@@shaungoosen4199 cant put my finger inside that one👀
Every turn in this story was a surprisingly wholesome left. Good on both officers, and the guy with the car. It’s attitudes like that which help build trust in the police.
I’d love to speak to that one armed officer. As someone with a disability no matter what job you choose to do it’s awesome to know that having a limitation doesn’t limit you to what you want to do
There is a limit though. Law enforcement is a demanding job, some things just cannot be "accepted" even if it is a disability. I have a disability that will prevent me from joining a law enforcement agency, which is something I always wanted to do. But I understand that because of the nature of the job, not everyone who has a disability can do that kind of work. But kudos to the officer with one arm, really inspiring.
most peoples limits are only imposed by themselves. physical or otherwise.
Watching television also reduces a lot of self-esteem.... because they sell more products to people who feel some lack.
but if they go too far, they are debilitating who society.
@@FastDuDeJiunn I mean.. partial blindness is not imposed by myself. I try my best to see to the end of the road, see what the sign says, etcc. but I just can't. I used to be lazy and never really tried improving my vision, but I have in recent years, and the change is not that noticeable.
@@officerahmo Smoked weed for a year in my youth, pretty much impossible to become a police officer now lol.
I’m still imagining myself, one-handed, trying to catch a suspect. That is insane! That officer is a legend
Crazy how people immediately identify as the boot. Having one arm? Sure. Running to avoid an agent of the state putting me in a cage? Impossible.
He’s a legend... but not an armend
*Slaps Knee*
@@justcommenting4981 yeah cause most people wouldn't sympathise with the guy who stole a car
@@justcommenting4981 and y’all say WE’RE inflammatory 😂
maybe you guys could partner up like a voltron robot 😂
If theres one thing I've learned its to NEVER underestimate someone with a so called "disability". They will do everything you can do but somehow do it better. The mind is a powerful thing. Awesome work 👍
unless of course, he's all torso
@@riceburner6739 Let's be honest. He'd be better at being a torso than we would being a full body.
@@Busy_Paws true...
@@riceburner6739 You sir have never seen Monty Python.
Cope
I wasn't born with one arm, but I was born with one eye rolled into the back of my head.
Not even close to the same thing, but even that has brought me a lot of struggles.
Much respect to the officer for his perseverance in his pursuits.
What is that like? I mean I assume you can't see with that eye but like is it uncomfortable? I know when I try to roll my eyes up too hard it doesn't feel pleasant. I'm genuinely curious
Massive massive respect for this channel for not even putting out that officer is one armed. Many else could've benefit from such title. Wish everyone worked like you guys! Awesome job.
Very true!!!! Anything for clicks and likes. Much respect
It would have been better than out of shape cop get a ride to partner’s location after suspect had been subdued.
Yeah. They could have led with that. Respect.
Fair play.
@@lalaland1074 lala land lol
This is great all around, from the ex security guard pulling over and offering the dude the ride, to the funny cop that took the ride, to the one armed police officer that took the perp down. Seriously freaking awesome 🤣
@@emilylee6018 Funny bio for someone such as yourself, Emily.
@@emilylee6018 ngl I think Colleen's hair is pretty hawt lol
What "K"ind of "K"ermit "K"night names a town white settlement? Bunch of muppets. One thing that ain't Texas strong is diversity
@@emilylee6018 please shut up.
Literally, a self written comedy bit.
That one handed cop 👮♂️ is a badass big respect to him 👏
Yes...... 👏👏👏👏👏 Upmost Respect!!!!!!
He did a much better job than the 2 armed cop!
@@borisdamole just wait until hes the one that gotta put someone in cuffs
@@mr.hedgehog420 you can see him putting someone in cuffs near the end
For me it is heartwarming that the officer without lower arm is able AND allowed to work for the police! I didn't know it is possible but find it just wonderful ❤
This is how a community can work together. And I am totally stoked and impressed by the one armed cop, awesome man.
Yes, this is how humanity should be.
Never take a ride from a stranger folks. Always commandeer their vehicle while distracted.
@@saveyoutub unless you are a cop or emergency service personnel in am emergency how about never commandeer a vehicle full stop. But yeah I agree with the whole stranger dangers thing. I think it was nice of this citizen to offer help to the cop.
When your community isn't woke or diverse (bulids conflict and division), then this is how it could be.
@@AngelloDelNorte so basically no brown people is what youre saying
As someone with a disability too and only has 3 fingers on my right hand it’s awesome to see someone who has only one hand In the HPD a literal hero and it shows that anyone can achieve anything with or without a disability nothing’s impossible cheers to that awesome cop and cheers to the police department for having and accepting a police officer such as him
I have 3 fingers as well well I have all 5 problem is I had nerve damage and I can’t open 2 fingers all the way on the right side of my right hand and it’s been like this for 11 years so I know how you feel
@@knijfe206 in my left hand 2 fingers were stuck together they had to surgically separate them they are still there just look different from other people idc though at the end of the day it’s all about self acceptance
White Settlement is a suburb of Fort Worth. It is where Lockheed bomber plant is.
I mean you can't say nothing's impossible. You can't fly like superman or homelander even without a disability.
@@Connection-Lost well I did because nothing is impossible and that excludes like human flying etc we all know humans can’t fly but angels can😉 also funny you said that about homelander I’m currently watching the boys so cheers to that
I like how he put that pride to the side and took the ride when the man offered Texas heat is no joke
Not all cops are prideful.. dude seems humble and rad.. 🤘🏼💖😇
Not to mention all the gear they are wearing. People really don’t take that into consideration.
Like has anybody tried running with a loaded tool belt on… you probably won’t get very far with out being absolutely exhausted, let alone a vest and other stuff.
My sandals were melting on the sidewalk while I was out and about Monday. Texas summers are Hell.
Chicago just instituted a no foot chase policy in addition to a no car chase policy. These officers would be fired by the Mayor.
@@bobroberts2371 well Chicago isn't exactly the bastion to aspire to.... lol
This is such an adorable video, everything about it is just so cool, from overcoming your shortcomings to the camaraderie of man.
this is badass, cop found a good lift and the one armed cop was doing his job. this is the type of cop footage people need to see
lol fat muricans can't run, hilarious
For real this is badass!
The people need to see all body cam footage, period. That way we can both appreciate stuff like this, and hold criminal cops accountable
Refreshing to see a wholesome news story about the police for once. Respect to all who wear the uniform and we’re grateful for what you do for us, and we should all strive to be like that Good Samaritan as well.
Should we be grateful for the ones who kill minorities and beat up women, too?
So true. Because according to the media every cop is an evil racist human being.
Yes all that wear the uniform and put their lives in danger deserve respect, especially the eight officers that put 60 rounds into an unarmed man!
@@kame8084 Don’t forget the 40 percent that abuse their wives !
@@kame8084 Yes of course, happens every day! Oh wait, I have it confused with mass shootings that the Police have to deal with daily, perpetrated of course by the non-police public!
The officer took the suspect literally single handedly, impressive.
And he literally single handedly arrested the criminal
Goddamnit, take my like and get out
For real, he deserves a round of applause.
Beat me to it, darn you 😅
@@SpyderCustom A of zen koan. What is the sound of one hand clapping!
Kudos for the officer. But by the time he retires, he's going to be SICK of the single-handed jokes.
Absolutely amazing!
God bless you, sir, for helping the officer!
God bless our first responders!
Congratulations to the new guy! You’ve obviously got the right stuff!
Rt
Billy really went there
Does he though?
It's so patronizing.
You've got to hand it to him, phenomenal compliment!
Wow I have arms that don’t rotate (hands don’t turn out of palms down position) and always thought a lot of jobs weren’t possible - would love to hear more about this guys story and how he does his job. He’s definitely an inspiration as is the force that hired him.
I am sorry to hear about your disability, not to mention struggles finding the right career for you, but I am happy to see this guy was able to get on the force and help chase down this thief. It gives me hope more possibilities are opening up for those with disabilities.
Keep working hard. Be imaginative. You can do important things
Is that why your name is spelled wrong
Like to imagine a guy this fit can take a perp out with some sneaky leg manoeuvres they wouldn't expect.
@@sushi_255 ..wow
Wow, that story took an unexpected turn. The officer with one arm chased down and detained the subject when the other officer couldn't. How cool is it that a police force hired someone with a disability and he proved himself by performing better than someone without one?
It’s amazing bro!
I've seen like three news stories on this and literally none of them mentioned that this dude that actually kept up with him had a missing arm! Didnt even know that people with missing limbs could still be police officers, but that dude seems more capable than some with two hands lmao
you gotta prove yourself at least so much to graduate the police academy. So that means hes fairly fit and can shoot one handed too.
@KStar No the officer in the car has two arms. You can see both his hands when he exits the vehicle. Left hand radio, right hand door handle. Meanwhile the other guy is putting cuffs on the suspect with one arm.
@KStar No, as you can see, the one armed officer is the one cuffing the suspect. According to the officer in the car, he got out right as the other officer was in the process of putting cuffs on. I.E. the one armed officer was the one who made the apprehension on foot.
WOW! Just Wow! Mad respect! I didn't expect the suspect to be taken down by a one handed officer. So glad to see that a good Samaritan was there to help. Great story. Thank you.
I love how the fact the officer has only one full arm is only briefly mentioned at the end of the video. Many news outlets would try to make a huge thing out of that so that the viewers sympathized with the man. Proud to see that it's treated with normality!
What’s wrong with sympathizing with him ? It’s not everyday you a one armed police officer. Props to that cop
@@zarifshoeb it's just disabled people always get public sympathy when most of them want to be treated normal. Well he still got recognition but they didn't make a big deal about him being disabled. It was good 👍👍👍
@@zarifshoeb Charity can backfire. Too much of it can turn praise into pity.
They are recruiting female cops so they might as well start recruiting amputee, kids and grandmas.
@@alainportant6412 Grandma Alain Portant finally got her police gig? Oh granny, I'm so proud of you. My grandma hasn't learned how to respect women yet, but she's all grown up now! What a mediocre grandma. Thanks for enlightening me, Granny Alain.
You can say he "single-handedly" stopped the crime. 😂
Yeah... I know, its a terrible joke, but kudos to the officer for doing his job right despite hardships.
He even did so 'unarmed'.
You guys are terrible, I like it
It was a terrible joke that you ruined further by elaborating.
😂Y'all Stupid
Terrible joke, but that man is one of the living gigachads
Dude how lucky is that lol, the guy who picked him up was an ex security officer so he was experienced and as well and helped in the best way possible. Awesome story
Yeah, that good samaritan really lent a hand to the officer
@@Prime96 nice profile picture :)
@@Prime96 =D
@@Prime96 ha
Ha
Ha
@@Prime96 Prime95 stress test?? Are you his brother??
Civilians need to get more involved❤ Thank you for helping the officers.
My wife also was born with only one arm, she is amazing and can do things the rest of us take for granted. Simple things too like try putting on your clothing with only your left hand.
Great job on the driver for giving a ride to the cop, especially when so many look down on them. They are here to protect and serve, don’t let a few bad apples ruin your view on the bunch.
Yeah man well said
Leave her lol u dont want to be with a one armed monster 😂😂😂
@@Delusion09 disrespectful asf
@@Delusion09 fatherless child spotted
It's so hard to see past the few bad apples when those apples are literally killing people... 😢
Me - "You need a ride?"
Cop - "Yea"...hops in.
Me - "Ok, I've got to run a quick errand then we can do your thing"
Cop - "WTF?!"
Oh stop it
Lmao
actually lol'd
😆
XD
The officer with one arm blew my mind wow job well done , It shows to never let a handicap stop us from living life .
This man is a true inspiration for many . ✌️👍
indeed sir
Inspire to take someone else's job that they could do better, just for ''inclusion''
@@emptyingmyballsinyomommymouth wow, rude much?
@@emptyingmyballsinyomommymouth he got the job done. Did he not?
@@emptyingmyballsinyomommymouth stfu his race doesnt have to do with anything.
Imagine what it does to a man to be caught by an officer with one arm. That man's street cred is finished.
Talk about a feel good story for a change. Kudos to the department for hiring the officer. Great to also see there are still decent people in the world that would think to give an officer a ride at the right place and right time. Awesome story.
Great to see there are still decent police officers not messing with the guy just because they had the chance. Keep doing it this way and more decent people might want to help the police.
@@user-lv6rn9cf8m The decent police officers make up the vast majority of the force. The bad ones are just louder than the rest.
@@user-lv6rn9cf8m Seriously. It's ridiculous.
@@alexcastle7085 No. Why? Do you? What does racism has to do with this?
@@thewonderfullymadejaraid7015 I know. That's kinda my point. You're taking a risk because you don't know if you're dealing with a good or a bad one before it's too late. So avoid interacting with them if possible.
I used the say even the good ones are bad because they don't stand up for what's right, they don't stop the rotten eggs... but that has actually started to change slightly. The blue wall of silence and all that.
This is just an awesome story on so many different levels.
Helping out blue isis is not awesome😒
Yes it is 😌👍😁✌
@@mia1shooter praying for you. Sorry you had it hard in life.
Hey Uvalde buddy! How's the pig pen treating you?
great story of how 99.9% are all over weight and out of shape. Should be the same standards the military has
The ride was the small story, dude with the one arm was the MAN!!! Swag on 8 thousand!! Let's Goooooo!!!
I know right, I heard that I was like wtf why didn't you lead with that!
Thank you to the young officer showing people with disabilities that you can achieve any goal you set for yourself . Rock on man rock on
Damn glad to see times are changing, my dad (born with one hand, two arms but one stops at his wrist) tried to become a police officer about 20 years ago, the moment they found out he had one hand he was shut down and told to give up, happy to see this officer was given a chance.
I understand totally! Sometimes thing can change for the better.
its a liability to his life and his partners whats he going to do if he gets into a fight with a criminal. he was lucky that guy didnt fight back and allowed himself to be arrested
@@kyleg3837
He's been through all of the same training as any other policeman and then some .You're making one hell of a foolish assumption, I'm sure he can do things with one arm, that you could only dream of doing with two.
Reloading a pistol in a firefight is a 2 handed operation. It's not an insult to accept reality.
Man fr can't believe people in the past can be this dogshit
Mad respect to the officer with the one arm being able to overcome and handcuff the suspect and overall having the confidence, power and will to do the job although he has a physical disadvantage.
I love the driver. He read the situation sick and gave a ride, putting himself in possible danger.
Are you the real Xavier my man
Why didn’t the cop close the car door when he got in it’s really bothering me
He like kept it slightly open for some reason
Its a foot chase my guy
@@CandiedTea what does that have to do with anything anyone said
@@GeejMusic he didn’t close the door all the way so they could jump out quickly
This is one of the coolest stories I’ve seen in a while
Its nice for others with one arm to see what they are also able to achieve... a huge motivation, respect to that guy
Not just people with one arm, this officer is an inspiration to us all.
And you wanna know whats crazy? Some guy with only one arm is somehow able to make it into the police but I'm apparently "not suitable for entry" because I'm slightly colorblind. Sounds really fair.
@@nukedude2433 Colorblind…. we need more cops that are colorblind.
@@gr8dvdwell, colorblind lenses exist. Also cops carry durable duty glasses, so it won't be a problem to order a custom pair of glasses with these lenses for like 90$ and wear them.
@@meem5415 /sarcasm colorblind as in if
Glad the guy that helped didn’t stop after the drop off and pull out his phone to record. Good man helping out the officer.
Romans 13:1-3, Jesus is always prompting people to help if they are listening
Why would it matter he already helped the cop?
hes a loser
@@YourDaddyismydaddy it's always a scummy thing to do to record cops doing nothing wrong.
@@SafetyKitten they have body cams so it does nothing its already being recorded
A police officer with one arm, that's incredible! Props for those around him that gave him a chance to his job despite only having one arm, sadly most cases with people having disabilities like this they are flat out denied a position like that due to their disability when it comes to law enforcement or the military, in many cases its not even limbs, just having slightly lesser hearing or sight in one ear or eye might be enough for them to flat out reject you to even try out.
I was denied for a lazy eye. I still have 2020 vision. Just one lid is slightly lower than the other eyelid.
I give no props honestly, sure it's nice, but it's dangerous, police officers struggle with suspects all the time, him having one arm is a major hazard
Wait. They hired somebody with a missing limb as a police officer? Thats usually grounds for discharge or denial of entry into any military job
@@randombaron6219 And yet there's a guy with one arm pitching in MLB. I worked with a police officer whose left arm was crippled in a gunfight and who was kept on the job. He was as dependable as any and moreso than many.
@@JustAnotherCFA There's a difference though, this guy is fresh out of the academy, it's a moronic decision. If you lose a limb during the job they can always give you less dangerous/high responsability jobs.
Cop with one arm you are a badass dude
the fact that the one-armed officer was cuffing the suspect , he was the one who caught that guy and managed to chase and put him down is too awesome !!! Hats off to you sir , Salute !!!
he can run faster bc of less weight >:D
Chief: _"Nice job out there. Glad you made the arrest."_
Officer: _"It wasn't me, it's was the one armed man."_
nice
Nice? The “officer” who put the cuffs on dude WASN’T an officer? I mean that’s like the African American referring to his partner as “the Caucasian did it”….
My point of view points out the hypothetical in the event the suspect would’ve shot the “taxi” driver, a whole different twist to the story!
The sad part is the 2 arm man had more of a disability then the “1 arm man”!
Nice movie reference
@@Scarce77 I'm going to patent it before it makes millions! LoL it's a good thing to look back at your posts as if someone else wrote them. Thank you for that! Not being sarcastic....
@@arturosoto24 What?
I love all three of these guys, it sounds like the makings of a cop shop haha. The young fit officer, the more experienced officer, and the strange ex-bodyguard driver who always seems to know when you need a lift despite you never calling him...
All jokes aside, great to see from all three of them.
Feels like a pitch for a new prime time show
This story has everything. Love for our men in blue, by guy who gave a ride to the police officer, kindness, and a person who did not let his situation with one arm stop him from doing what he needs to do. So, an example of inspiration for others. The police department who hired the man and hope it will let other employers know that. Actually, knew a man who had one arm and he could not get hired to a higher position with Bright House because of it. When he could most likely do the job. Wonderful news piece. Made my day.
Looking at the one-armed police officer, I was confused at first why their taser was still holstered on their left side (of which no hand to wield it), but then I realized that it's reverse holstered, so they're able to effectively grab it with their right hand if need be. That's very smart and allows the policeman to perform their duty effectively regardless of impairment.
Massive respect to all involved, both officers who ran in that strong heat after a suspect, the security guy who assisted the fatigued officer with a ride, and the one-armed man who succeeded in catching and subduing the suspect. All of these awesome and deserve all the praise and respect they're given.
I believe a lot of the police officers wear them that way, because that’s how they’re sure they’re pulling out their taser, not their firearm. Mistakes have happened before, and making someone reach across their body breaks the instinct of reaching for their gun. Tons of respect for the officer, working hard with what he’s got.
@@Squarecubez Google is your friend.
@@sebastiankenley5247 can confirm this to me mostly true, my father used to carry his the same way on duty. i asked why one day and he gave me the exact same explanation, good eye!
@@Idkbru78 thanks bro 😎
Thanks for GETTING INVOLVED! Everyone needs to get involved in helping good cops.
LOL - unless there's a mass shooter in a classroom, then it's wait and see.
This some legendary snitchin
Shoot them from the rooftops.
Chicago just instituted a no foot chase policy in addition to a no car chase policy. These officers would be fired by the Mayor.
@@bobroberts2371 whaaat? Is the mayor a criminal too?? Lol
Love it! That’s how we as a community can help those who protect us.
If he had two arms and his partner had cardio, citizens wouldn't have to help.
@@dirkdigler5190 the cops aren't forcing them to help
Bravo for each of you and GOD Bless and protect you. Thanks 😊👍
Wow, what a awesome story! You have an OFFICER with a disability, that overcame his hardship to become a cop and MADE IT, I might add wonderful. You can do anything you put your mind too! Great job. p.s. Thanks to the good Samaritan also. Wonderful
you can't do anything you put your mind to.
@@pipebombpete.6861 yes u can it may be hard but not impossible
Hopefully they didn't give the Samaritan a ticket.
The one officer is a single-handed machine. Pun, intended. Star of the police force.
Lets give him a hand. 👏👏
@@robertallan6373 Apprentice level pun response.
@@floridakid7975 Well I have to start from somewhere.😢
Even with one arm, he will able to plant evidence and make up charges
@@SpaceRanger187 Yea, just like your half brain comment.
Well done to the officer for arresting this guy, its quite inspiring to see but also says a lot of his determination and commitment to his community. Bravo Sir. The dude catching the "taxi" is classic.
Rush hour vibes like the taxi ride in paris
He had a weight reduction advantage bro
@@merlin2010Casual discrimination isn't helpful bro, this dude can probably do more with one arm than you can with two.
@@christopherjackson2172 lol man, if it was the cop I bet he would have a laugh with my comment. It's all in good fun, I'm not discrediting the great things that cop can do
This whole story is the BEST !
Man single-handedly apprehended the suspect.
lol
This should be the top comment wtf
underrated comment
*how*
@@Justinhomii it’s a joke because the officer has one hand
I was born with one arm, just like this officer. When I was 18, I tried to enlist to the Army and Marines but they said I cant. I tried with the LAPD and they also said that I couldn't. The world sure has changed.
No offense meant, what is it like reloading a firearm with one hand. Shooting with only one hand must be difficult as well. Much respect for trying to enlist with only one arm, just genuinely curious to what it is like.
You can apply after you become an adult. You may not have noticed, you have both arms.
@@autumnicleaf you got proof? I dont get why people online hear someones story and instantly think its bullshit. What does this commenter have to gain by lying?
@@floonmeeple2371 - Kids do it all the time. No one with one hand would even think of applying to be a marine; impossible. That is proof enough for me. If you buy that, send me $102.03 and I will let you have the Golden Gate Bridge of SF, and a bag of noodles.
@@autumnicleaf how should i send the money :)
When you can caught single-handedly
When I come back, I hope your comment has a lot of likes!
😅
*get caught
love this absolutey bizarre combination of details, great job by the first officer who got his man
Love this hope this officer has a long good career. He sets a good example to ppl with disabilities and appears to do his job according to the law. We need more cops like you. Thank you for your service
Nah we need more civilians like this guy: too many fuckin idiots out there commiting crimes thinking they can do whatever they want and resist arrest then get mad when they get beat or their people riot when they get killed for it. Simply comply and be a decent person and there’s no problems
Yea! People with disabilities can enact state violence too! Sweet!
@@JsalMMA1 everyone that went to the White House to riot on Jan 6th should be executed. God Bless.
Mad respect for the one armed officer and the taxi driver
Now this is the behavior we as a society need to see, instead of just pulling out the phone to record 😒
As a humanity?
Sometimes that is called evidence and can be used to convict be criminals or exonerate innocent people
@@randomlady5315 yeah but when there is multiple people just standing around with their phones out recording it becomes heavily pathetic. The majority of people these days are pussies who refuse to do the right thing but instead want to film and most of them do so so they can spin the bs narrative of cops are bad.
Let’s spread this support like Covid ! Excellent job to all involved. Support our first responders 🫡🙏🏻
Amen
Hey, that one-armed cop pulled me over the other day! Never thought I'd meet an officer with one arm, but at least he let me go with a warning 😅
Love the guy in the sedan, he's got good energy. But the thing i'm totally flabbergasted about is how this guy managed to become a cop with one arm?! Holy shit dude, he uses 120% of his body! What a legend!
imagine an apocalypse with 1000 ...750 pound fat guys who have unlimited stamina and can run faster than Usain bolt know parcour and every fighting style hearing better than the don't breath monsters have 8 foot arms and they bear hug you when they catch you and you become one of them 750 pound fat guys and the numbers of infected is increasing
@@BESTMOAD wtf
How'd he even qualify to pass? That's what I don't get.
@@Asertix357 may have been one of those times where basically it’s like ‘come on in and try to pass the academy’ while expecting him to fail, but then he passed anyway and proved capable
Hi.
The driver wasn't wearing his seat belt 🤣🤣
The police officer with a partial limb on one of his arms is super amazing and super inspiring! He is working and running after a criminal. This man should be an example to people who have 2 full arms but they are lazy or holding a sign asking for money with 2 arms. This officer is a reminder that we can still do great things despite our circumstances. Some people are complaining about challenges that are not really an issue or creating their storm then complain when it rains. Great job to the civilian who offered the other officer a ride to help out. This is what I would consider great community policing.
It must be a nice feeling as an officer, to know that the people that you protect and serve have your back.
This is such a sweet news story, you never find many of these without people wanting popularity out of them anymore ♡
"you never find many of these without people wanting popularity out of them anymore" that's because the police PR team is trying to make people forget that the same state's was responsible for killing 19 people.
The one arm officers is an example of strong character, and commitment. Respect to that legend
Harrison Ford will be looking for him.
@@toastedjoe1013 That was a good one!
Kudos to this man who offered help to the police officer knowing that he could potentially end up in harms way. We need more humans like you Sir 🥰
And to that cop….what an amazing inspiration you are Sir….thank you for being out there 🥰
Exactly my thoughts. If the suspect has a gun, there's certainly some chance he gets hurt. Seems like it was just the right guy for the job, who probably didn't want the first officer to be taking that risk entirely on their own.
"I will never comply"
@@carlblaskovich2812 lmao I noticed that too.😂
That guy sounds Mexican though…he should head back to Juarez where he belongs…Abbott 2022!
@@carlblaskovich2812 LOOL
Strong Arm of the Law................Legend
BRO the one-armed cop put in some work!!
I knew a one legged cop but this is taking it to a new level.
You've heard of the one arm bandit. Now meet the one arm cop
Speaking from the experience of having a family member with one arm, nothing stops them! People often look at others with missing limbs and think they’re helpless or feel uncomfortable around them. So many misconceptions!!! That’s Trust me, it’s all in what you believe you can do!!! I’m so proud of this officer!!! I’m so proud of my family member, who is the strongest, most inspirational person I know!!! 🙏🏻💜
Well many people (not me) think that If they will make people missing a limb upset if they use that limb in front of them like showing them how well they can do something i guess?
I actually did roofing for a while with a guy who only had one hand. the other was a nub but he was probably the hardest working guy I ever met. in fact he did his job better than the other guys with both hands. never let a disability stop you from doing what you do
I don’t feel awkward by them I feel inspired but I feel like I’d make them uncomfortable if I asked about anything
I doubt people often think helpless if the person only has one limb missing. Two hands or arms missing obviously creates a bit more concern. There are obvious levels of accessibility issues and I believe most people understand this. There will always be inconsiderate jerks everywhere, they don't represent the majority.
While I know people missing limbs can do some amazing things, I wouldn't say that a person can do anything if they believe they can. If I believe that I can be the next Shawn Mendes that won't be enough to make it happen hahaha. Practice, hard work, and perseverance. Although nothing can fix my larger-than-average gut and atrocious singing voice.
Way more impressed with the fact he's got one arm. Could you imagine trying to handcuff someone thats resisting you, and you have one arm? Crazy
Meanwhile the military rejects people over Small shit lol
I'm actually trying to imagine getting pinned and cuffed by someone with one arm. What a complete pleb, lol. Meanwhile, there's the video of the guy choking out two fully abled cops at the same time, one arm on each of their throats.
He's definitely at a higher risk of stuff going wrong. When a criminal realizes he only has one arm, they're more likely to resist, thinking they have a better chance of getting away.
@@bxllyjxck4339 lol No way we can get invaded you know how many people have guns here and plus Mexico and Canada would help too lol excuses
@@mrkiky those cops was weaklings
Bro imagine being the guy arrested by the one armed cop an his taxi partner. I hope nobody let him live it down.
Team Work. How it's done. Great job all the way around!!!
weird what team work basically was the fresh new guy did all the work 🤣
@@Hiroo315 your weird
@@JaimeGarcia-pi1ie I prefer weird over normal any day look at them normal cop at that Texas school shoot cause a little girl to die
the one arm definitely caught me off guard
This a real story......now the criminal looks really dumb
Id rather my cops wif both
@@bigrocc3925
You’re all over these comments, crying about a one-armed guy.
What’s your issue?
Did you old lady leave you for a paraplegic?
Did you just loose a pull up contest to a one-armed guy?
I think the kids would say “you’re triggered bruh”.
Control your feelings, little kid.
@@sendthis9480 I think its stupid to have a one armed man as a police officer. You seem to be triggered.
@@bigrocc3925
And?
What YOU think needs to be blasted all over social media?!?!
Can’t you control your feelings?
Does EVERYONE need to know what your emotions are and what you’re feeling at all times?
You’re 1,000% subjective.
And you’re making an opinion off of nothing except “edgy” rhetoric.
Cute try kid…but we can all see you’re begging for attention.
Grow up…and know your role.
That’s awesome. Great job to that officer who kept on him and threw on the cuffs and to the guy who gave the ride. We need more people like him in the world.
Teamwork.
This made me cry so proud of good Samaritan and the officer with one arm he was not going to let his partner down God bless you all you are all very amazing and awsome