man gr As a former correctional officer , I always treated the inmates I was supervising with the same decency and respect I wanted. I would receive a lot of flack for it from other officers, but I just kept doing what I was. Even my Captain told me I was one in few that didn’t take my authority to the head. I gave what I got. I only called them by their last name or sir depending on if I knew their name. I had an officer tell me that calling a inmate sir I was giving him power over me. I told him I was giving him the same respect that was given to me. Never had an issue on the compound and respected by inmates that could have been my grandfather or dad.
nobody get the idea that the police officer was a jerk and treated the inmates like shit and they still save his ass??? nobody got that thought? nobody? must be hard to realize that the ones you have spend a whole life hating are nothing like you imagined...
It’s shocking in the fact that a lot of prison guards treat inmates like trash. The fact inmates were willing to save him shows that he treated them like actual human beings.
You’re right I guess. But keep in mind if they were treated like animals our Governments and tax dollars would not pay to keep them alive. Remember victims deserve justice
Some are animals, depends on what they've done. A rapist or a peodophile is an animal as far as I'm concerned, although that is probably an insult to animals.
@@adventurefishing3190 It's scary how there's others that were either born off the deep end or snapped later in life. Scares me to death tryna imagine what goes on in others' heads. I hope many as possible find help before they get arrested.
Yeah, your average law abiding citizen doesn’t consider a criminal to be a human being, it’s super messed up and sometimes I feel like the only one who cares
Ya ya, when one of these fools sneaks in your window at night and is stealing your shit or standing over you or one of your kids, we will revisit this conversation.
J B that doesn’t make them any less human. People nowadays tend to be fickle, and are easily swayed by their emotions. You to see things from a broad spectrum, to understand the value of human life
Ya if they were all heartless and didn’t care about others then the murder rate of child abusers/rapists in prison wouldn’t be so high. A lot of them are in jail bc they couldn’t properly provide for their own kids.
@@marleyex2695 Don't say "I don't defend criminals" if you don't even know what they been through. It's horribly wrong. You seem to not have been in a really harsh or bad economical situation. Because most of people stealing are just trying to provide either for their kids or family or both. (The edit was a grammar error pardon me)
It’s the holding cell at the courthouse. Not even the jail. I’ve been there. This is my hometown. Lots of these guys will get short sentences. This is actually a bunch of low-risk inmates. If you have serious or violent charges you’ll be shackled hands and feet with a chain around your waist and kept alone
He’s prolly one of those rare prison guards that asks his inmates how there day was and treats them with the utmost respect….kindness goes a long way. You never know who your act of kindness is affecting….
My dad.. he had a wee con try and give him some sweets out of his stash, my dad obviously had to say no.. but my heart melted when he told me that.. I like to think he was one of the decent screws that the inmates would help, like this guy.
So very true, I worked in my local jails for 20 years, the last seven in the Psych unit. We had an inmate named George, a big 300lb guy. If he was upset I knew something was up, I would go and talk to him during the security walk discovering another officer on day shift mistreated them, kicking their doors as they slept. George was going off, I talked to him and asked him what was going on, why are there black boot marks on my doors. The day shift officer had kicked all 36 doors thinking he was some big shot. My shift commander came in on a post check and asked me about the marks, I told him who I suspected that caused them. The Lt went to his office to view the video tape for who might have done it. Then he called the escort to relieve me and asked me to report to his office. He stated you are not in trouble, have seat and watch the video, it was who I thought, the Lt ordered me Not to clean the doors or have any trustees clean them. The next day the scumbag officer was busy scrubbing each door to perfection, the next day George said, Damn Officer Miller you did not play around, the officer was written up and then later fired from his job. I had recommended to my Lieutenant to fire him for his stupid actions, and he had to apologize to each inmate as well.. We were very happy after he was fired!!!
These men are just that men. They have a heart just like us, they made some wrong choices in life. May God help them and bless them for their act of kindness.
God is not real. These men showed real kindness from themselves no from a god who steals kills and destroys and tells his worshipers to steal kill and destroy. Take that god bullshit back to the caves in Europe.
What most people do not realize is that the percentage of really bad violent criminals in jail is pretty low . Most inmates anymore are in there because of drugs not violence. What they really need is rehab not a jail cell.
tackless Rehab barely works unless they absolutely want to be clean. Some can do it on there own. You don't always "need" rehab, you just have to want to quit.
tackless Triggered much? Was just being nice and letting you know not all drug cases are the same. Didn't mean to trigger your immaturity. My bad. No was stating facts from an ex drug addict.
Musa Kitty Immaturity , let's start with that I could probably be your grandfather. And the comments that you made just proved to me that you have a total grasp on the obvious and you need to let others know how smart you are. Stupid comments do trigger me. I just to let you know I was a correctional officer for 12 years. Now go get your litter box.
It was a temporary holding cell. They're not meant for maximum security and even if they did hold him hostage they never would have gotten out of the facility.
This video is a great lesson about stigma. People go to jail for all different reasons, and have way more difficult lives than most of you could imagine
Yerik, I'm glad you wrote that. Bless you. Tbh, I wish more people advocated for those incarcerated. It's never happened to me, but I have a heart for the those who have made mistakes and don't believe in demonizing populations of folks. Our system is very broken and it doesn't have to be this way with the highest recidivism rate on earth. Here's to humanity stepping up...in 'new' ways.
@@mortalclown3812Yup. No justice system is perfect, nor the morals behind them. Anyone who thinks otherwise might being further harm to the system; all for thinking "I'm morally better and correct. I have final word."
Yeah I’m not a fan of that line. Does that mean you have to be human to be worth saving? He meant it in the best way possible though so no problems here!
There are plenty of inmates like this. I worked in a prison for nearly ten years and saw both the worst of humanity and the best. Most of them are decent guys who have made an error in judgement or were having a bad day and lashed out. They're not bad people (in most cases). A small gesture such as an inmate seeking me out to apologise for ignoring me when I had greeted him good morning earlier that day, is a good measure of someone's true character.
Well said. Why do ppl always have to add negative to everything?? Must be lots of perfect individuals who are versed in all things life...please... it's a positive thing & shouldn't be turned negative.
Chappy406 They made the mistake of doing dumb shit in life...Sometimes us humans do shit...because we are human..there people out there starvin and willing to steal for a meal (im not sayin its a right thing to do) But understanding everyone else’s situation is BEUNG HUMAN.
Its just shows that people do change whatever it is they have done that imprisoned them. That means they would have a better life after they leave jail.
theonly way Facts, I was just saying that there are laws to be followed in the US, and it would be recommended to not break them. But other than that, i see what u mean, and it’s true. 👌🏻
iAm ErgoProxy which ancestors are you speaking of the ones that are part of the Penobscot Native American tribe....from Maine? Yes part of my blood line...I live in New Hampshire so I don't think you have a clue....your comment is truly clueless.....maybe you should change your user name to "iAm Clueless " that would be more fitting.....👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Nil Nil you are totally right & some of us choose to point out their short comings to them....I guess they are lonely & definitely don't know how to open up a conversation..... 😂😂❤️❤️
That still doesn’t excuse not letting them so much as even allow them to visit the guy while he’s recovering! That’s just gonna make them not want to stick their necks out again if the same scenario happens again with another guard!
its also to protect the officer since at a later date he could feel obligated to do something he shouldn't if those inmates asked for a favor. its nothing against the inmates in particular.
Criminal is a funny word. Not a big fan of it as you can do something relatively harmless and still be labeled as a "criminal" which has so much negative stigma attached to it that a lot of people will treat you like you aren't even a human anymore.
They could have reduced their sentences by months to show appreciation and gratitude. He still have time to find out the location of the prisoners. That will surely make their day. Thanks to the prisoners for saving a life 💖💖👏👏
I disagree. There is a method used to reflect good behaviour. In this instance, it is warranted. Those who judge these men are doomed to be judged themselves.
I remember when this happened. The man inmate who’s talking is in jail for using meth. Why do they arrest these kinds of people? Why not get them help and send them to rehab
FR. It’s proven that sending addicts to rehabs is more efficient then keeping them prisoners. You have no idea how that person became an addict since they could’ve been pressured into doing drugs. Get them help instead of arresting them
When you treat people with kindness, dignity, and respect. People will take care of you because of the way you treated them. Do onto others what you want done onto you.
Just think, if those inmates had treated their victims with kindness, dignity and respect, they wouldn't have been in that cage to begin with. That would have been even more heartwarming, and also more in line with Scripture.
@@smittysmeee true but keep in mind some people are wrongfully imprisoned, wrong place wrong time, blamed for something wrongfully but won't snitch and takes the fall, etc etc.
Reminds me of when they interviewed a guard on death-row, asking him "What's it like when you execute a criminal?" And the guard said "In here, we don't kill criminals, we kill men".
Whts an old fat cop going to do if he got rushed by all those guys, yea he might put a couple down with his gun but id say hed get over powered very easily
TheSnowman102 who’s Guna be the first in line to try break out if he’s got a gun? No body will wanna be the first ones out the door so they wouldn’t try it
TheSnowman102 because it’s true most prisons are very easy to break out but most inmates don’t think about because most know they made a mistake that led to them their they only did that probably because he’s was good to the prisoners their not inherently evil they all people and when they saw a fellow man fall they had to help it’s true human nature
@@arthurshelby3125 Oh I’m sorry did your huge ego to suppress human humour hit you like a bus? Clearly god can make mistakes but I never expected this bad. You know your the human equivalent of a participation award and your lucky they classified you as one Nah just kidding my G
FOR ALL YOU CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS OUT THERE-- THIS IS THE EXACT REASON WHY YOU DONT MISTREAT THE INMATES... THEY COULD BE THE ONES TO HELP SAVE YOUR LIFE ON THE JOB !!!!
Prisoners are still human beings. They may have messed up... and they are doing their time for that. But at the end of the day they still have human compassion and when another person is dying in front of them they do something. That shows that they are still human inside.
Yeah they only regret it after they get caught doing something but I do believe there are real kind hearted people in jail that don’t deserve to be in their
Odell Mateo More likely they’re in on drug possession charges, which makes up nearly 30% of US jail figures. Please stop spreading misinformation about rape accusations. Already, rape investigation procedures are hugely invasive on the victim/accuser’s part, with medical examinations, rigorous questioning and the invasion of their privacy (phone data, etc). Already reporting figures are low because there’s widespread fear among victims and discomfort reporting it. The numbers that actually get convicted are shockingly low, something like 1-2%. Rape is one of the cruellest crimes you can commit and it can have lifelong physical and psychological effects. Yes, as with all crimes, false reports can be made. But those are extremely rare and the chances of them reaching conviction without evidence is near impossible.
Agreed, not everyone behind bars is bad just lead down the wrong path by the wrong people. The guard probably treated them like a human being which is what they needed from the start which they probably never had.
@Alex Jay i kind of get what you mean, but in the same time, most of those prisoners would be more regretful for doing what they did to get imprisoned and what not than being regretful for being caught
If he was a guard that abused his position, then they probably would have ignored him, so, he had to have done something right for them to react like that.
@@danielsmith3835 , what Bishop mentions about it being just holding, he's correct. There are many places in jails and prisons that are a bit less secure, although the door wasn't exactly easy for them to open. Many locals would know if the door "could" be opened, yet they wouldn't attempt, like Bishop mentioned, because of the guard and potential "escape" charges that can add 5 years to a 3 month sentence. Many times you will find doors like this in any old facility also.
That's the reason why there's a jail guard. The prisoners can break free too easily if they work together. Jail guard's job is to not let them do it, by calling other cops if criminals get too aggressive, for example
Not all inmates are heartless animals. Most everyone makes mistakes, but still care about others and not just themselves. Thanks to all the inmates who helped get assistance for the jail guard. I hope that those inmates see this video. I would like to thank them for being there and saving the guards life.
Your Honour ...I do believe that evil is real, but many inmates are simply good men who had bad childhoods, got in with the wrong crowd to fit in, are down on their luck, and just can't figure out how to turn their life around, but deep down, they are good inside and just need to know their worth, and a second chance!
This is beautiful I think that there's an inherent light in everybody that's willing to help another human being in need!! This goes for helping both cops under attack by a crazed civilian, a civilian under attack by crazed cops, and civilians under attack by other crazed civilizations, or just people in trouble. These men have honor.
That might well be so, but without knowing their crimes you must also consider what other lives they might have ruined, either through drugs, violence, sexual offences, theft, and whatever else there is usually victims.
@christianne1985 ik this is a year late, but it does start harming people if they go mental from drugs. that's why they enforce the law against it, but as you said if they are not crazy they should get them to rehab or something. if they developed harmful mental disorders from it, they should be sent to a mental place
Don't get to light harded, remember these people are put in there for a *reason*. Some for assaulting, attempted murder or even murderer. But i do understand that evenone should be treated like humans, cop or inmate.
@@zap2960 Regardless, it's not in their job description to treat inmates like trash just because they were found guilty of a crime. Their job is to protect the inmates from one another, keep order and enforce rules. And remember: not everyone in jail is hardened criminal. Most people are in jail for drug-related charges. Also, people are getting exonerated for crimes they were convicted for because of inadequate DNA technology at the time of their conviction or just poor legal representation because they didn't have money for a proper attorney. Don't assume that just because someone is behind bars, that they are worthy of poor treatment.
1up you what are you talking about like 70% of criminals are in jail for drug related crimes and 10 to 15% are for money laundering or tax failure or for being homeless am not joking in some cities in America it’s illegal to be homeless a small amount of prisoners are in there for violent crimes you do realise the prison system in America is one of the most corrupt system out there they try to put you in jail don’t think all prisoners are bad evil people most are not
My son is currently a C.O. I've already lost one of my two children, I know I won't survive if I lost both of them. I hope & pray that if he is ever in need like this, the inmates around him will respond in the same manner.
Right, any adversity someone encounters negates the responsibility of their personal decisions. That mindset has given excuses to some of the worst behaviors history has seen.
laced Gaming that’s because the people who decide to send your soldiers over there don’t give a shit about them. They don’t care about the people they are sent to exploit and kill so why would they care about the soldiers who are naive enough to do their dirty work
Patti Ellsworth correctional officers that treat inmate like animals, even ones that havnt been sentenced and are still in county run rampant. I have met at least two times more kind inmates and ex cons than kind correctional officers on the job. Off work it's a different story but on the job no. But that's in Texas and we are know for that in certain counties.
Just cause you are in jail does not mean you are a bad person we will never know what they went through in life it's easy for us all to judge well done guys for saving a life.
No, but they should get a good behaviour appraisal on their record files. It's difficult in jail though, the other inmates won't find this ... heartwarming.
@@Ena48145 Do you think rapist/murderers would be put in a cell like that where they could break out in a minute? I think those are some small convicts that maybe stole from the store or some other shit like that. But they should definitely be given some slack. They saved a mans life
I happy seeing this. The fact that they easily broke and got out when he was unconscious meant that they couldve done dat before but they didnt. I love them already . Edit: okie it's not a jail and stuff. It's actually a diff thing. Read fhe comments for info bc i cant explain it at all lol.
Australian holding cells have big fucken 3 inch thick steel doors (with a lil door for your food) with a slab of concrete as a bed. Don't do dumb shit here
I do believe that evil is real, but many inmates are simply good men who had bad childhoods, got in with the wrong crowd to fit in, are down on their luck, and just can't figure out how to turn their life around, but deep down, they are good inside, and just need to know their worth, and a second chance!
Harg no the definition of a psychopath is people unable to feel feelings. That doesn’t make them bad they just can’t feel happiness sadness love etc. some psycho are bad people. They do bad things because they don’t understand people feelings.
Ok, ok, i get the fact that you were trying to spread a life lesson or something and I get the message, and in this case it's definitely true but I don't know if all inmates would do this. So it is kind of dumb to say "when you need them they'll save you" 😅🤣
@@uraveragememeenjoyer7385 he is talking from the standpoint of you're a good guard (not mean) and you have a good reputation, as the guard did here. this is a holding cell aswell so they are low risk and waiting for their sentencing
Inmates are Human too ! Kudos to them :) I’m Happy they helped a Guard that was just doing his job and I’m sure he was a good one . Glad he’s doing better 😊
I've seen the video of these inmates helping the guard a year ago, and now TH-cam has decided to show me that the guard has expressed his gratitude. Wow! After a year
God bless you sir because that shows how good and respectful you were to them so in return you received the love and care of those people who saved your life I know is very touching to remember that and know that you’re loved 🙏🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️
This is one of the reasons why i try to treat my inmates with respect. If theyre doing some dumb shit ill deal with it, but if theyre not actively doing anything wrong ill chat and make small talk. Ask them how their day is, make jokes, just talk. It could very well save my life one day.
If they did something bad, doesn’t mean they are bad people as he said they could have just escaped.. but instead they helped a person that saves lives every day of his life... god bless those inmates
No because they beyond bars, the humanity disappear, they still humans, with fillings, and compassion, God bless you guys ya do a great job, I hope God return that act of love with a lot of blessing and happiness, my respect to all of you guys
He's probably the type of guard that treats inmates like people which they respect
@Leland Matt no a lot of prison guards are full of shit and treat prisoners like shit so he was probably a nice one so they saved him
man gr As a former correctional officer , I always treated the inmates I was supervising with the same decency and respect I wanted. I would receive a lot of flack for it from other officers, but I just kept doing what I was. Even my Captain told me I was one in few that didn’t take my authority to the head. I gave what I got. I only called them by their last name or sir depending on if I knew their name. I had an officer tell me that calling a inmate sir I was giving him power over me. I told him I was giving him the same respect that was given to me. Never had an issue on the compound and respected by inmates that could have been my grandfather or dad.
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nobody get the idea that the police officer was a jerk and treated the inmates like shit and they still save his ass??? nobody got that thought? nobody?
must be hard to realize that the ones you have spend a whole life hating are nothing like you imagined...
Facts 💯
Why is this shocking just cause there in Jail doesn’t mean there evil they just made bad choices
Very true
It’s shocking in the fact that a lot of prison guards treat inmates like trash. The fact inmates were willing to save him shows that he treated them like actual human beings.
Or falsely accused
@@benjaminbremer4261 in jail its the inmates treating the guards badly.
I’m glad this has so many likes
Key phrase “they looked at me as a human being,” Inmates should be treated as such, inmates are not animals.
You’re right I guess. But keep in mind if they were treated like animals our Governments and tax dollars would not pay to keep them alive. Remember victims deserve justice
Unless they are a pedo then they can be treated as scum
Master Cougher I mean there are worse crimes then paedophilic but go off I guess
Well I mean paedophiles, rapists and murderers are animals, well actually they're worse than animals
Some are animals, depends on what they've done. A rapist or a peodophile is an animal as far as I'm concerned, although that is probably an insult to animals.
Like Larry lawton says: "I don't believe in bad people, I believe in bad choices". Not everyone behind bars are bad
In the words of Paarthurnax- "What is better - to be born good, or to overcome your evil nature through great effort?"
Wise
Oh there are bad people....always have been always will be....and its only gotten worse.
@@adventurefishing3190 It's scary how there's others that were either born off the deep end or snapped later in life. Scares me to death tryna imagine what goes on in others' heads. I hope many as possible find help before they get arrested.
@@ObviousTrollFrom2007 arested for just being crazy?
He probably treated the inmates like humans,lesson in this video is heartwarming.
I went to prison for a field trip, the prison guard was having friendly conversations with the inmates :) it was nice seeing them laugh together
Yeah, your average law abiding citizen doesn’t consider a criminal to be a human being, it’s super messed up and sometimes I feel like the only one who cares
Ya ya, when one of these fools sneaks in your window at night and is stealing your shit or standing over you or one of your kids, we will revisit this conversation.
Trisha Sour amazing
J B that doesn’t make them any less human. People nowadays tend to be fickle, and are easily swayed by their emotions. You to see things from a broad spectrum, to understand the value of human life
When people think of inmates they think of the extremes of crimes. Most of them are just regular people going through tough times.
Ya if they were all heartless and didn’t care about others then the murder rate of child abusers/rapists in prison wouldn’t be so high. A lot of them are in jail bc they couldn’t properly provide for their own kids.
And most of those tough times are caused by design to funnel people behind bars into a for profit prison system.
💖💖💖 Yes! I never defend criminals but you statement is absolutely true.
@@electric8668 so true!
@@marleyex2695 Don't say "I don't defend criminals" if you don't even know what they been through. It's horribly wrong. You seem to not have been in a really harsh or bad economical situation. Because most of people stealing are just trying to provide either for their kids or family or both.
(The edit was a grammar error pardon me)
Thinking about how these inmates probably won’t ever know about this video.
😂 i mean they interviewed one guy so i mean they probably knew
They get phones in prisons bro. Hes probably showing it to his boys haha
@@myab6667 or he went back to jail lmaoo
It’s the holding cell at the courthouse. Not even the jail. I’ve been there. This is my hometown. Lots of these guys will get short sentences. This is actually a bunch of low-risk inmates. If you have serious or violent charges you’ll be shackled hands and feet with a chain around your waist and kept alone
There gonna be out in some weeks
He’s prolly one of those rare prison guards that asks his inmates how there day was and treats them with the utmost respect….kindness goes a long way. You never know who your act of kindness is affecting….
My dad.. he had a wee con try and give him some sweets out of his stash, my dad obviously had to say no.. but my heart melted when he told me that.. I like to think he was one of the decent screws that the inmates would help, like this guy.
He was a jail,not a prison guard.
So very true, I worked in my local jails for 20 years, the last seven in the Psych unit. We had an inmate named George, a big 300lb guy. If he was upset I knew something was up, I would go and talk to him during the security walk discovering another officer on day shift mistreated them, kicking their doors as they slept. George was going off, I talked to him and asked him what was going on, why are there black boot marks on my doors. The day shift officer had kicked all 36 doors thinking he was some big shot. My shift commander came in on a post check and asked me about the marks, I told him who I suspected that caused them. The Lt went to his office to view the video tape for who might have done it. Then he called the escort to relieve me and asked me to report to his office. He stated you are not in trouble, have seat and watch the video, it was who I thought, the Lt ordered me Not to clean the doors or have any trustees clean them. The next day the scumbag officer was busy scrubbing each door to perfection, the next day George said, Damn Officer Miller you did not play around, the officer was written up and then later fired from his job. I had recommended to my Lieutenant to fire him for his stupid actions, and he had to apologize to each inmate as well.. We were very happy after he was fired!!!
You spell every word correctly except, probably? LOL
P.S *their
These men are just that men. They have a heart just like us, they made some wrong choices in life. May God help them and bless them for their act of kindness.
Ameen
AMEN
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they never said he finally thanked them 😑
God is not real. These men showed real kindness from themselves no from a god who steals kills and destroys and tells his worshipers to steal kill and destroy. Take that god bullshit back to the caves in Europe.
What most people do not realize is that the percentage of really bad violent criminals in jail is pretty low . Most inmates anymore are in there because of drugs not violence. What they really need is rehab not a jail cell.
tackless Rehab barely works unless they absolutely want to be clean. Some can do it on there own. You don't always "need" rehab, you just have to want to quit.
tackless Also jail offers rehab.
Musa Kitty So what's your point there Kitty Liter . Or did you just want to show me how brilliant you are. Dumb comments .
tackless Triggered much? Was just being nice and letting you know not all drug cases are the same. Didn't mean to trigger your immaturity. My bad. No was stating facts from an ex drug addict.
Musa Kitty Immaturity , let's start with that I could probably be your grandfather. And the comments that you made just proved to me that you have a total grasp on the obvious and you need to let others know how smart you are. Stupid comments do trigger me. I just to let you know I was a correctional officer for 12 years. Now go get your litter box.
"They eventually broke free"
*that's reassuring*
😂😂😂 Exactly.
♨️ I thought I was the only 1 who heard that tidbit. Excuse me they what sir eventually broke free. 😐
RIGHT?😬
It was a temporary holding cell. They're not meant for maximum security and even if they did hold him hostage they never would have gotten out of the facility.
Loll
This video is a great lesson about stigma. People go to jail for all different reasons, and have way more difficult lives than most of you could imagine
Yerik, I'm glad you wrote that. Bless you.
Tbh, I wish more people advocated for those incarcerated. It's never happened to me, but I have a heart for the those who have made mistakes and don't believe in demonizing populations of folks.
Our system is very broken and it doesn't have to be this way with the highest recidivism rate on earth.
Here's to humanity stepping up...in 'new' ways.
@@mortalclown3812Yup. No justice system is perfect, nor the morals behind them. Anyone who thinks otherwise might being further harm to the system; all for thinking "I'm morally better and correct. I have final word."
You’re a bad guy, but that doesn’t mean you’re a BAD guy.
yappa08 where is this from I’ve heard this somewhere
Wreck it Ralph ...Ralph breaks the internet ♥️
Edit from the following 26 comments 🤷....it's actually the first one
Beautiful Recovery thank you I’ve been searching my brain trying to figure this out !
Beautiful Recovery I thought it was from the first movie
Kay G. I think it’s Irish from the first red dead he says “you know John your not a good man, but your not a bad man”
These people are a perfect example of the saying, “they’re good people that just made bad decisions.”
True..so very true..
Damn bro-
or they got falsely accused
@@absence7560 lol you have 02 profile picture grow up man. What a looser
@@akididrus7560 Do you not have the exact same anime looking girl in your profile pic? Lol
“They looked at me like a human being,” thats powerful.
Yeah I’m not a fan of that line. Does that mean you have to be human to be worth saving? He meant it in the best way possible though so no problems here!
To bad cops dont treat people as good as inmates do lol a cop would have said a citizen was resisting and and added a fractured skull to the problem
@Jack Burton wow! You caught a typo and that's how you argue against the point you must not have a rebuttal BOZO
@@MayorBrownn of course a humans life is the most important life
@MR. STEALYOGIRL agreed. You must have misread what I said.
There are plenty of inmates like this. I worked in a prison for nearly ten years and saw both the worst of humanity and the best. Most of them are decent guys who have made an error in judgement or were having a bad day and lashed out. They're not bad people (in most cases). A small gesture such as an inmate seeking me out to apologise for ignoring me when I had greeted him good morning earlier that day, is a good measure of someone's true character.
He’s just there to do a job, he’s not the one that put them there, he seems like he treated them with respect so respect was given
Well said
Exactly
Well said. Why do ppl always have to add negative to everything?? Must be lots of perfect individuals who are versed in all things life...please... it's a positive thing & shouldn't be turned negative.
Thank you
Now thats the truth
They did mistakes like everyone else, but they certainly still have that heart just like everyone else.
Chappy406 They made the mistake of doing dumb shit in life...Sometimes us humans do shit...because we are human..there people out there starvin and willing to steal for a meal (im not sayin its a right thing to do) But understanding everyone else’s situation
is BEUNG HUMAN.
Its just shows that people do change whatever it is they have done that imprisoned them. That means they would have a better life after they leave jail.
theonly way
Facts, I was just saying that there are laws to be followed in the US, and it would be recommended to not break them. But other than that, i see what u mean, and it’s true. 👌🏻
@619 OG You don't know how to spell?
not all people have a heart though
"They looked at me as a Human Being" that is why everyone should be treated as a human being!
Your ancestors didnt feel that way
@Sherry Knowles Ignore the comment above, some people on the internet just like to spread hate.
iAm ErgoProxy which ancestors are you speaking of the ones that are part of the Penobscot Native American tribe....from Maine? Yes part of my blood line...I live in New Hampshire so I don't think you have a clue....your comment is truly clueless.....maybe you should change your user name to "iAm Clueless " that would be more fitting.....👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Simply Allyssa yes it takes all kind of hate to be negative 24/7....❤️❤️
Nil Nil you are totally right & some of us choose to point out their short comings to them....I guess they are lonely & definitely don't know how to open up a conversation..... 😂😂❤️❤️
These inmates are exactly what’s right with the world today. Props and respect to all the inmates involved in this life saving act!
“Gary never got a chance to personally thank any of the inmates, because they were transported elsewhere” That part made me sad 😢
Tats y tey are in handcuffs. Standby to transfer. Too bad
yea that's some bs. they got the names of all those guys and know where they went
Yeah, they were probably only there temporarily prior to being moved to different housing assignments throughout that particular jail.
That still doesn’t excuse not letting them so much as even allow them to visit the guy while he’s recovering! That’s just gonna make them not want to stick their necks out again if the same scenario happens again with another guard!
its also to protect the officer since at a later date he could feel obligated to do something he shouldn't if those inmates asked for a favor. its nothing against the inmates in particular.
There’s always space for kindness wether your a criminal or anyone at all
Except for that one child molestor
@@anon3600 Or rapist, or cold blooded murderer, or mass shooter, and the list goes on...
@CursedSavage what is fashore?
Criminal is a funny word. Not a big fan of it as you can do something relatively harmless and still be labeled as a "criminal" which has so much negative stigma attached to it that a lot of people will treat you like you aren't even a human anymore.
@@ticktockbam or politician
People who made that gate just sittin there like:
😳
I’m dead 🤣
Funk E Beast 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
No they sitting there like : 😂😂🤣😅😜 We got paid for that 😜!
gate kinda quirky doe 😳
😂😂😂
We allways hear about the bad relationsship between inmates and guards.. this should have more time in media.
They could have reduced their sentences by months to show appreciation and gratitude. He still have time to find out the location of the prisoners. That will surely make their day. Thanks to the prisoners for saving a life 💖💖👏👏
@Luke Adair I guess you can't comprehend English language
Lisa Bornfree the person above is right. If you are in jail there is a reason behind it. You have to serve the time. End of story.
I disagree. There is a method used to reflect good behaviour. In this instance, it is warranted. Those who judge these men are doomed to be judged themselves.
Luke Adair most people are in prison for drugs or being unable to pay a debt.
Not all people in jail did something wrong you know. You never know what circumstances the have
these people aren’t inherently evil they were just on the wrong path
Yeah we put them there.
I mean it depends on the inmate, but of course there are good people or people that would help in this situation in prison.
If I had to murder one out of those three it would be strangers too.
@@Krystalmyth Who, how and why?
@Onion Face theyre in jail, not prison.... means most they did is on the level of stealing food from a store
I remember when this happened. The man inmate who’s talking is in jail for using meth. Why do they arrest these kinds of people? Why not get them help and send them to rehab
FR. It’s proven that sending addicts to rehabs is more efficient then keeping them prisoners. You have no idea how that person became an addict since they could’ve been pressured into doing drugs. Get them help instead of arresting them
Because meth is fun
@Dank Meme Master Yeah. People need other things to look forward to in life than drugs. That is the problem.
It's not smoking meth that gets U put in jail it's having it. It's an illegal substance.
because it’s illegal ?
You know that guard respects all those hommies, and he got the respect back.
When you treat people with kindness, dignity, and respect. People will take care of you because of the way you treated them. Do onto others what you want done onto you.
I think that's sould be a bible verse.
Cops treat people like dogs...
COPS ARE THE DEADLIEST GANG IN AMERICA!..
I grabbed a woman by the pussy in public once. I wanted her to grab mine. I ended up getting arrested and charged with sexual assault.
Just think, if those inmates had treated their victims with kindness, dignity and respect, they wouldn't have been in that cage to begin with. That would have been even more heartwarming, and also more in line with Scripture.
@@smittysmeee true but keep in mind some people are wrongfully imprisoned, wrong place wrong time, blamed for something wrongfully but won't snitch and takes the fall, etc etc.
"They looked at me Like a human being"
Now its time to do the same with prisoners
@mr.1n5an_e yes but you dont have to make their Life hell on earth cause of that.
Reminds me of when they interviewed a guard on death-row, asking him "What's it like when you execute a criminal?" And the guard said "In here, we don't kill criminals, we kill men".
mr.1n5an_e lol thats not fuckin true at all everyone breaks the rules, there arent even meant to be rules
@@artyom9137 dont cry and call for help either because according to you there arent supposed to be rules so Im not doing anything wrong.
A. Morgan lol wat m8?
Are we going to ignore the fact of how easily they broke out of a holding cell?
That's why they have guns and the inmates stay cuffed
Whts an old fat cop going to do if he got rushed by all those guys, yea he might put a couple down with his gun but id say hed get over powered very easily
TheSnowman102 who’s Guna be the first in line to try break out if he’s got a gun? No body will wanna be the first ones out the door so they wouldn’t try it
TheSnowman102 first 4 or 5 are dead the rest might get lucky and get close to him then they all get shot by more guards
TheSnowman102 because it’s true most prisons are very easy to break out but most inmates don’t think about because most know they made a mistake that led to them their they only did that probably because he’s was good to the prisoners their not inherently evil they all people and when they saw a fellow man fall they had to help it’s true human nature
I bet you there was that one guy who wanted to escape but the others weren’t with him 😂
Lol
They might have gotten out of the cell block but no way they were getting out of the jail
Normal
That's not funny..... And I bet your wrong
@@arthurshelby3125 Oh I’m sorry did your huge ego to suppress human humour hit you like a bus? Clearly god can make mistakes but I never expected this bad. You know your the human equivalent of a participation award and your lucky they classified you as one
Nah just kidding my G
Cop: **faints**
Inmates: come, this is no place to die
Love the infinity war reference
This didnt age well
You...
I saw you in a Bass Nation video, what the crap😂
@@AyziThaFreak
Coincidence?
@@AaradanatheGOAT I THINK... Yeah, probably a whack coincidence.
Gary, they acted the way they are because they know in their hearts that you are a good person.
except for murdering and raping, that didn't count hehe.
Vince Haylem ;-;
@@Haylem Gary didn't murder or rape anyone.
@@Haylem people have thier reasons. Always remember that .
They didn't know shit about him, good or bad person, it's always worth it to savez a life.
FOR ALL YOU CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS OUT THERE-- THIS IS THE EXACT REASON WHY YOU DONT MISTREAT THE INMATES... THEY COULD BE THE ONES TO HELP SAVE YOUR LIFE ON THE JOB !!!!
Michigan Jones oh Hayo !! Moto moto
That's not the reason. The real reason is that they are human beings.
keffasteffa Sugoi
keffasteffa BEING HUMAN MEANS NOTHING TO OFFICERS THAT ARE AROUND CRIMINALS ALL DAY. Especially TO OFFICERS THAT ALREADY HAVE ANGER ISSUES!.
@@MichiganAve i think your caps lock is stuck.
Prisoners are still human beings. They may have messed up... and they are doing their time for that. But at the end of the day they still have human compassion and when another person is dying in front of them they do something. That shows that they are still human inside.
Not all inmates are bad, some regret things, remember that
There's plenty of crimes that result in jail time that no one should be regretful of comitting, because they're victimless crimes
Yeah they only regret it after they get caught doing something but I do believe there are real kind hearted people in jail that don’t deserve to be in their
Yup some may be innocent but just have time because of the unfair system racism
Odell Mateo More likely they’re in on drug possession charges, which makes up nearly 30% of US jail figures.
Please stop spreading misinformation about rape accusations. Already, rape investigation procedures are hugely invasive on the victim/accuser’s part, with medical examinations, rigorous questioning and the invasion of their privacy (phone data, etc). Already reporting figures are low because there’s widespread fear among victims and discomfort reporting it. The numbers that actually get convicted are shockingly low, something like 1-2%. Rape is one of the cruellest crimes you can commit and it can have lifelong physical and psychological effects. Yes, as with all crimes, false reports can be made. But those are extremely rare and the chances of them reaching conviction without evidence is near impossible.
They were just trying to get some remission.. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🏃🏃🏃🏃🏃You morons are so freaking gullible.. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
"oh shit, the only guard who is nice is about to die, guys, we need to rescue him"
😂😭
😭😭😭😭🤣
Lol
Literally
Tru 😂😂
It's nice to know that even when people are at their worst, they can still be at their best!
People can make mistakes. They can also seek redemption
Sometimes you get locked up even when you're not at your worst. Some people are arrested due to false allegations or a disgruntled spouse.
That is so true
Yeah that's only until they save your life but if not that than there looked down on.
We need something better than jail for non murders and child rapists.
Makes me tear up. Just goes to show that not all the people who went to prison are bad. They just made bad decisions they regretted.
Defense: My client broke out of their holdings to hel-
Prosecution: THERE WE HAVE IT! THEY ADMIT TO BREAKING OUT OF CUSTODY!
Hopefully that's not what happened but I can see it.
When does the holding cell become a illegal act, to exit?
Sundra Salinas www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/six-inmates-who-saved-guards-life-rewarded-with-shorter-sentences/
jrein59 that's a different instance
jrein59 thank you for that article, it makes my heart happy
Not all criminals are bad people. They’re fathers, son’s and brothers to someone. There humans who just made bad mistakes
Thanks for the likes
Or didn't make a mistake at all and they're there for a false accusation, but still some of them aren't bad.
I concur
(it could be someone’s father, son, brother, mother, daughter, sister, etc.)
Everyone make mistakes. Some are noticed and some are not
Jill Amoroso They aren't someone's, they are SOMEONE.
Agreed, not everyone behind bars is bad just lead down the wrong path by the wrong people. The guard probably treated them like a human being which is what they needed from the start which they probably never had.
This just shows we are all much better people than our worst act. Many people in jail just made mistakes.
Well said! Additionally we're probably worse people than our best acts as well.
@Alex Jay no shit sherlock thx for telling us something we already know
@Alex Jay i kind of get what you mean, but in the same time, most of those prisoners would be more regretful for doing what they did to get imprisoned and what not than being regretful for being caught
@Alex Jay well im not the one saying that they only "made a mistake"
@KOHF34. If you call raping someone or burglarizing a home a "mistake" then somethings wrong with you.
If he was a guard that abused his position, then they probably would have ignored him, so, he had to have done something right for them to react like that.
Is no one gonna talk about .... How did they break out and like if the guard was there , there were too many prisoners for him to all get soooooo
There are so many different spots that are just not secure.
@@05Framer82 yes but they just opened the door
Its holding not prison. Flimsy door will pop open if forced. Hence a guard.
@@danielsmith3835 , what Bishop mentions about it being just holding, he's correct. There are many places in jails and prisons that are a bit less secure, although the door wasn't exactly easy for them to open. Many locals would know if the door "could" be opened, yet they wouldn't attempt, like Bishop mentioned, because of the guard and potential "escape" charges that can add 5 years to a 3 month sentence. Many times you will find doors like this in any old facility also.
He said he had a gun it only takes one per person
The fact that they broke out tho is kinda concerning😂
That's the reason why there's a jail guard. The prisoners can break free too easily if they work together. Jail guard's job is to not let them do it, by calling other cops if criminals get too aggressive, for example
They had alot of adrenaline probably seeing someone was about to die most likely
They got that superhuman strength when they saw danger. Happens quite often
They only broke free of that cell. There was no where they could go outside of the cell
@@erikpatricksson3348 yep, I’m betting someone donkey kicked that door out
Moral of the story: treat everyone kind and well because the person/persons you least expect can save your life
Facts
Everything comes back...
Lol
i mean don’t be nice to people just for your personal gain
yeah.... most ppl dont do that though.
Not all inmates are heartless animals. Most everyone makes mistakes, but still care about others and not just themselves.
Thanks to all the inmates who helped get assistance for the jail guard. I hope that those inmates see this video. I would like to thank them for being there and saving the guards life.
When I was locked up we had guards who was really good to us so we was good to them its all about how you get treated and this man seems very caring
Come on Amanda, I doubt you've been to jail
Come on *inmate* I doubt you're really *Amanda*
Black Jesus Like that's something to lie about. It's not a badge of honor...something to be proud about.
@@gigisoglamorousipeeglitter7466 gigi your dumb stop talking
We all know you sucked them off for a pack of Newports and even let them bend you over
Never forget the Mikes line in Breaking Bad: I‘ve known good criminals and bad cops, bad priests, honorable thieves.
Milky Shot19 the only interest i have in finishing el camino is the fact this nigga mike apparently survived.
@@tavians8643 He didn't. It was only flashback
I’ve known salty no salt potato chips
He said it in Better Call Saul
Tavian S el Camino is 100% the most unnecessary, beautiful movie ever. It’s like an hour long breaking bad episode, it’s the perfect epilogue
“They realized he was unconscious”
*Happy Music Intensifies*
Omni Pepper LMAOOO
someone get this man Omni pepper a bj stat😂
Lmaoo
wtf hahahaha
💀💀
it is really wonderful how the inmates helped him.
Bro they literally just walked out like "hey, is someone gunna help this guy??"🤣🤣🤣
Lol
ur not funny
Anthony Cassani I agree he’s the big gay
Why my comments auto delete
@ unfunny
I believe in every humans' heart are sparks of kindness no matter who she/he is.
Your Honour ...I do believe that evil is real, but many inmates are simply good men who had bad childhoods, got in with the wrong crowd to fit in, are down on their luck, and just can't figure out how to turn their life around, but deep down, they are good inside and just need to know their worth, and a second chance!
inmates>caucasion
justsayneenuh ....Well psychopaths have evil inside them, but that is the exception. Not all inmates are psychopaths though!
Not in Charles Manson heart 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wrong it’s some crazy mofos out here it’s good to hope and think that way though but I wouldn’t get your hopes up
Would you like to switch teams?
*yes*
Team of Inmates and Police Officers, or...?
@@dintwakemep5520 Oh, I understand. Thanks.
Me when I play as a roblox immate
Teams Scrambled!
The King Kong lmao me
This is beautiful I think that there's an inherent light in everybody that's willing to help another human being in need!! This goes for helping both cops under attack by a crazed civilian, a civilian under attack by crazed cops, and civilians under attack by other crazed civilizations, or just people in trouble. These men have honor.
they werent saving a prison guards life they were saving a human beings life
That might well be so, but without knowing their crimes you must also consider what other lives they might have ruined, either through drugs, violence, sexual offences, theft, and whatever else there is usually victims.
Not everyone who goes jail are bad, there are good people. They just crossed the law.
Yes crossed the limits
Metal Boss exactly
@@AndreTheDragon And how do you know these so called limits put by leaders who are looking to manipulate you and people know are corrupt, are perfect?
Engravings offer no tactical advantage.
@Order of the True Force Nah, that's just junkies. Release all non-violent drug offenders.
They may be criminals but this does not mean they have lost their humanity.
They're only legally "criminals" because they have a drug addiction.. It's inhumane.
@christianne1985 they weren’t potheads. They included merhheads. Heroin addicted. Etc.
@christianne1985 ik this is a year late, but it does start harming people if they go mental from drugs. that's why they enforce the law against it, but as you said if they are not crazy they should get them to rehab or something. if they developed harmful mental disorders from it, they should be sent to a mental place
Yeah unlike politicians
Not all people in jail are criminals. One example Hurricane.
People in jail have hearts and a conscience too... they just went down a wrong path. Glad the guy is alright and that they helped!
Not all hero’s wear capes. Some wear black and white striped jumpsuits.
Some run for president and snif children (biden)
ayakashi... so right
@@Koragh_ lol
@@Koragh_ and get elected
@fyrmn221 wonderfull response!
Yall prison guards, if u treat inmates like human beings they will have ur back!
Don't get to light harded, remember these people are put in there for a *reason*.
Some for assaulting, attempted murder or even murderer.
But i do understand that evenone should be treated like humans, cop or inmate.
getting a little carried away.
@@zap2960 Regardless, it's not in their job description to treat inmates like trash just because they were found guilty of a crime. Their job is to protect the inmates from one another, keep order and enforce rules. And remember: not everyone in jail is hardened criminal. Most people are in jail for drug-related charges. Also, people are getting exonerated for crimes they were convicted for because of inadequate DNA technology at the time of their conviction or just poor legal representation because they didn't have money for a proper attorney. Don't assume that just because someone is behind bars, that they are worthy of poor treatment.
1up you what are you talking about like 70% of criminals are in jail for drug related crimes and 10 to 15% are for money laundering or tax failure or for being homeless am not joking in some cities in America it’s illegal to be homeless a small amount of prisoners are in there for violent crimes you do realise the prison system in America is one of the most corrupt system out there they try to put you in jail don’t think all prisoners are bad evil people most are not
@@peanutjelly727 real talk
him: “i get emotional” youtube subtitles: “i get a monkey”
hahaha
😂😂😂
Ya..so funny
Ah good ol TH-cam subtitles
damn i want a monkey
My son is currently a C.O.
I've already lost one of my two children, I know I won't survive if I lost both of them. I hope & pray that if he is ever in need like this, the inmates around him will respond in the same manner.
“They looked at me as a human being” they pretty much did to that guard what society has failed to do to them.
Nigga what they put themselves in there for not respecting other humans
Naw, they put them selfs in there, dont forget that most prisoners get fed better than our own soldiers overseas
Right, any adversity someone encounters negates the responsibility of their personal decisions. That mindset has given excuses to some of the worst behaviors history has seen.
laced Gaming that’s because the people who decide to send your soldiers over there don’t give a shit about them. They don’t care about the people they are sent to exploit and kill so why would they care about the soldiers who are naive enough to do their dirty work
Pataganja I bet half of them were smoking weed or some other victimless crime
See kid doesn’t mean they in prison they are bad,they just need help
Thats the problem with us prison system. Its a penile system not a educational system
Why are you evevry we’re and no we’re all at the same time
@Renee Speece they just need help, unless they actually go and touch up kids
@Renee Speece what do u mean
FBI ; shhhh this is confidential don’t tell anybody fbi.
Just because someone is locked up doesn’t mean they don’t have a heart!!!!!!
No one said they didn't but a majority of them don't have a heart
Ur right
captain death they wouldn’t be alive if they didn’t have a heart
@@wavecheck479 ur a troll lmao
@@wavecheck479 got me on that one. Dam
Thank God for this inmates
The fact that they didnt take advantage of him having a heart attack and instead saving his life shows their true colors
👏👏👏👏👏
And maybe correctional officers should also see inmates as human beings also.
FACTS
Many do, not all prison guards are bad or cruel, just as all who are in prison are not evil or bad.🕊⚖🕊⚖🕊⚖
Or just hang em high! 👏👏💈💈🐙🏃🏃🙌🙌🙌🏊
Just what I was thinking.
Patti Ellsworth correctional officers that treat inmate like animals, even ones that havnt been sentenced and are still in county run rampant. I have met at least two times more kind inmates and ex cons than kind correctional officers on the job. Off work it's a different story but on the job no. But that's in Texas and we are know for that in certain counties.
Just cause you are in jail does not mean you are a bad person we will never know what they went through in life it's easy for us all to judge well done guys for saving a life.
Kevin Gill if your in jail for anything other then victimless drug crimes your a bad person
that guard definetely lives by treat others the way you want to be treated
They should've gave all of those inmates a reduced sentence.
I agree unless they raped or murdered someone
M M disliked
Um no
No, but they should get a good behaviour appraisal on their record files. It's difficult in jail though, the other inmates won't find this ... heartwarming.
@@Ena48145 Do you think rapist/murderers would be put in a cell like that where they could break out in a minute? I think those are some small convicts that maybe stole from the store or some other shit like that. But they should definitely be given some slack. They saved a mans life
I happy seeing this.
The fact that they easily broke and got out when he was unconscious meant that they couldve done dat before but they didnt. I love them already .
Edit: okie it's not a jail and stuff. It's actually a diff thing. Read fhe comments for info bc i cant explain it at all lol.
It's holding, not jail bro
@@alexbolpo ahhh alright. I thought it was a jail lol. Thanks for the correction.
@@boi_khun-luocha7522 don't mind mate
if he wasn't unconscious, he would've stopped them before they could get out
it's understandable you thought it was jail, The video "Title" said Jail guard and inmates 😶
"I'm not a bad guy; I just do bad things"
@Billy Bodyslam wow dude. That went over my head. I just realized that I have so much scope for improving my English.
Thanks buddy
That would make you a narcissist and a bad guy
@@frostedlambs Jesus I was just quoting the Sandman. Don't get your panties in a wad
@@furikunoshojo663 sorry sandman
so stupid lol " I'm not a bad guy I just like to kill people" hahahaha what a stupid comment
Are we not going to talk about how easy it was for the inmates to open the gate?
neo _ 😂😂
Australian holding cells have big fucken 3 inch thick steel doors (with a lil door for your food) with a slab of concrete as a bed. Don't do dumb shit here
No cause that's not the point
@@animepussy8356 soon there wont be a country to do dumb shit in since it is on fire
@@OneRichMofo Ah the intellectual conversation here is positively stifling
Officer:passes out*
Inmates:We about to restart this mans whole life
underrated
overrated
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Not everyone walking the streets are good people. Just look at my ex.
Oof fod blees you
You know her too ?
Small world.
Your left hand a ho
Get over it.
Shut up
Cuffed up and saved his life. They too are human brother. Much love to those inmates ❤
And when the other officers came to help, thanks to their disturbance, they all walked back into the holding cell, without issue, caused no problems ❤
“They broke free” looks like it magically happened to me
I mean how the f did they open it like it was never lock
Maybe them opening the cell was edited out so it won't give anyone else ideas.
Goes to show that he treated them like human beings as well and they returned the favor.
I do believe that evil is real, but many inmates are simply good men who had bad childhoods, got in with the wrong crowd to fit in, are down on their luck, and just can't figure out how to turn their life around, but deep down, they are good inside, and just need to know their worth, and a second chance!
Amen ❤
@@TheKonga88 hes right lets free nicholas cruz and give gim a second chance
God bless those men who did what they could to save a man's life. Don't give up on ppl, even if they are incarcerated. Thank you for helping the guard
Convicts are human beings too, don’t treat them like unredeemable. It’s a great story and heart touching.
Not everyone that breaks the law is a psycho.
Yes !! This one statement explains the video in completion.
Tainted Love and not all psychos are are bad.
@@electro_yellow9295 um I think all psychos are bad
Harg no the definition of a psychopath is people unable to feel feelings. That doesn’t make them bad they just can’t feel happiness sadness love etc. some psycho are bad people. They do bad things because they don’t understand people feelings.
ur a psycho
They make mistakes in life but when you need them to save you they will not hesitate. Kudos!
Ok, ok, i get the fact that you were trying to spread a life lesson or something and I get the message, and in this case it's definitely true but I don't know if all inmates would do this. So it is kind of dumb to say "when you need them they'll save you" 😅🤣
Unless of course you were talking about these inmate specifically , in which case you're definitely right😊
@@uraveragememeenjoyer7385 he is talking from the standpoint of you're a good guard (not mean) and you have a good reputation, as the guard did here. this is a holding cell aswell so they are low risk and waiting for their sentencing
@@mrquaackers guess i didn't think of that... U have a point.
Inmates are Human too ! Kudos to them :) I’m Happy they helped a Guard that was just doing his job and I’m sure he was a good one . Glad he’s doing better 😊
I've seen the video of these inmates helping the guard a year ago, and now TH-cam has decided to show me that the guard has expressed his gratitude. Wow! After a year
Same lol👍
Criminal: Maybe I don’t wanna be the bad guy anymore.
Oof
PrimeTime 4 A LifeTime Everyone else: YEAH!
Billie Ellish wants to talk to you
damn that’s deep
Is that a Megamind quote I sense?
Plot twist: they all got 10 years added for attempted escape
I hope that's a joke 🤣 That'd be so fucked up.
🤣🤣
Even tho you said it jokingly, you are probably 100% right. They probably did get added time on their sentences.
That'll fuckin teach em
@@Chadmeekins yo they saved a life, they should remove 1 year from their sentence atleast
God bless you sir because that shows how good and respectful you were to them so in return you received the love and care of those people who saved your life I know is very touching to remember that and know that you’re loved 🙏🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️
Those guys stepped up when it was needed. I hope this was considered when being judged.
God Bless those men
all behind bars are not evil
But all evil should be behind bar.
Mr LaPrune
Wouldn't be surprised if it was non violent drug offenders. Completely harmless most of them. They just got high in the wrong county.
jk come on do you have to think what they did first before you put them in the jail
Nice placement of the "not" lol
@MyFenceBroke HAHAHAHAHAH OMFG TOO GOOD IM CRYING
May God Bless Those Men’s souls... not everyone in jail are heartless.
Almost no one in jail goes in heartless, it is the jail itself that turns lost people into future criminals.
This is one of the reasons why i try to treat my inmates with respect. If theyre doing some dumb shit ill deal with it, but if theyre not actively doing anything wrong ill chat and make small talk. Ask them how their day is, make jokes, just talk. It could very well save my life one day.
SIMPLE ACT OF KINDNESS,AFTER ALL THEY ARE ALSO HUMANS. SALUTE TO THOSE GUYS. THEY DESERVE A PARDON .
@Qanon17 that is in no way true
@Qanon17 some people that are locked up are monsters and there are some bad people out there
If they did something bad, doesn’t mean they are bad people as he said they could have just escaped.. but instead they helped a person that saves lives every day of his life... god bless those inmates
No because they beyond bars, the humanity disappear, they still humans, with fillings, and compassion, God bless you guys ya do a great job, I hope God return that act of love with a lot of blessing and happiness, my respect to all of you guys
Papito Hernandez Amen
Inmates are human too, they all did what they could to help this man, & they helped save his life - well done!!! everyone deserves a second chance!
One word: humanity. That’s all.