Big facts!!! Carlo Gambino and a prime example of that never went to prison once but his nickname was treacherous he'll kill you without blinking an eye
Exactly. While I've never been behind bars, I can imagine that people can and do make mistakes that can land them there, and that doesn't necessarily make them evil people.
@abandoned circus Rapists are often beaten and killed by other prisoners, and sometimes the guards allow it, you're generalizing all prisoners as rapists, no one likes rapists.
Thank you. I'm one of the inmates that helped save Deputy Hobbs. I finally got released a month ago. I'm glad to be free and honored to be labeled as a HERO. I'm doing very well. I could spend 30min telling you everything positive I've accomplished since my release and less than 30 seconds telling you the negative. So. I'm doing AWESOME and hope Deputy Hobbs is still doing good. Thank you, Terry Loveless
“There’s nothing we did for Deputy Hobbs that he wouldn’t do for us.” To have the respect of the inmates like that instead of fear or hatred. It’s an amazing accomplishment.
Spent a little time inside myself and can confirm that guards like him are what changed my life, prison itself was pointless as a deterrent but getting to work with people who really cared and took an interest was life changing.
@@GamerNite2007 you live in a movie not all prisons are like that there is levels to this shit many prisons are better than your house while some are dog shit well that one seemed to be okay
I was a correctional officer in a maximum security prison. What I know is if you treat the inmates with respect they will return that respect. Treat all people as human beings that is the lesson.
I was a prison officer and I can attest that most of the time they aren't bad people, they made bad decisions. Their background can be wildly varied, but the main thing to remember is to treat them as people and respect them. I stood up in front of the governor a few times to testify on an inmates behalf if I felt they were being unfairly accused of rule breaking, or they were peripheral to an incident. I've been caught in a couple of riots and had inmates let me out of the area so I didn't get hurt because "He's one of the good ones guys". It wasn't my place to judge them on their crimes, that was done by the courts. Treat people with respect and fairness and you never know when it will be returned to you when you need it most.
Same, Worked for more than a few years in OKDOC, even advocated for an inmates appeal because that kid was unfairly punished. I can say that I was not only respected on every unit we had but I respected each and every one of the guys on my units
Imagine if they showed the plenty instances like this while addressing the socially damaging injustices of police brutality without trying to cause chaos. The world is the way it is because of evil. Unfortunately, there's evil that trickles down from high places. We all need Jesus.
The officer showed kindness to the inmates and therefore they showed kindness in return. It’s truly amazing how far a little bit of kindness can go in this world.
@@shimsmartialarts4099 It's deep alright but if you want to hear an even deeper voice search for a guy named CORPSE here on TH-cam, you may be surprised when you listen to him for the first time.
@@Clonetrooperz48 There's also a difference between jail and prison. Some people are in jail for driving without a license, hunting without a license, shoplifting. The "oh shit, I messed up guy's" vs the "it's good to be home".
@@sidetrak85 Oh, I'm fully aware. Still rather low security nonetheless. But that's how it's suppose to be. However, a jail doesn't have inmates, so this by definition is just a lower tier and modern prison.
Respect is erned, not given. Tberes the human level of respect, where you treat another like a person, but that's it. Inmates who are this kind are rare.
Ms. Bisson my father was a Lt. in Kootenai County Sherriff's Dept . in Coeur d' Alene Idaho. He was responsible for the jail and I lost count of the times I met people who had been incarcerated praise my Dad . One in particular sticks out . A former inmate recognized my name saying the jail house LT has the same name. I said he's my father. This person told me how my Father made sure he always had smokes and would periodically put money on his account so he could purchase snacks and hygiene articles . My Dad is my hero.... I know he won't see this , but .... Dad I love you❤
@alan sullivan Yeah, I totally agree. I didn't mention it above, but notice how the "worthless criminals" saved his life...not so worthless...I see comments all over the place where people are saying that bc a person has problems that they deserve what they get from cops...no they deserve therapy and a helping hand...and if they are so far gone they can't be in society then they still deserve humanity...not cruel inhumane punishment which is probably why they're messed up to begin with (child abuse)... Then, there are all the black people and others (like you pointed out) who were framed... I can't believe how many people call themselves Christian and then act like the anti-christ by bullying, abusing, and harassing citizens.
@@merlejones2222 Your dad is my hero too. Thanks for sharing, I have tears falling from eyes. Hugs to you and your dad and to all the people who just needed love and guidance, but couldn't get it in, "The Best, Richest, Country In World."... I guess that includes me...I'm hugging my own self.
They should get a penalty reduction in my eyes. Prison is to reform people and re-insert them in society. They showed compassion, empathy, and values. They definitely deserve a reduction imo.
If your cell mate commits suicide U get time off Non violent crimes If you save a life You get a reduction Common sense ..as both ways you save a life or gain a depression 4 life Both should be rewarded in a way
I worked as a nurse in a jail for almost 5 yrs. I'm not surprised at the reaction of the inmates. If you treat them as you want to be treated, and show them respect, they will do the same in return. Great show of respect.
being a prison officer and being loved by the inmates is probably the most bad ass thing. I wouldnt mess with that officer cuz he has a lot of body guards
This is true. I used to be sergeant at a county jail and I treated all of my inmates like human beings but that was also the reason my facility let me go because they thought it was more than just that. Sad, I loved that job.. But they believe all prisoners/ inmates don’t deserve to live.
@Travis Blue you do know that even when you delete a comment, it still pops up as a notification for the one you replied too right ? Next time if you feel so righteous about what you say, why chicken out and delete the comment. That black man is more human and more of a person than you will ever be.
My wife works as a correctional officer. She tries to treat every inmate like a human being with kindness. It’s good to know that there are humans with morals still attached behind those bars even though they might have messed up in life to get there
My husband worked in corrections as an officer for five years. He always treated the inmates with respect whereas some didn’t. One night he was in the gym and told an inmate to stop throwing the ball so that it would go up and hit the lights. All my husband had for protection was a radio and a flashlight. That inmate came over and got all up on him threatening him. The other inmates came and formed a circle around him until help came. They told him they always had his back. The other thing was, we’d be in Walmart or somewhere and person that had been in there, more than a few times, would see us and start talking to him and telling him how they were doing and thanked him for what a good guy he was to them. I’m proud of him. He’s a really good guy with a good heart.
I appreciate your husband too. It really takes guts to be an officer especially today, and it takes a really great person to find friendship in the people who are made to seem like your enemy. Your husband looks deeper.
Some people are meant to be prison guards and some should be behind bars themselves instead of guarding prisoners. Clearly, Officer Hobbs is NOT the latter.
@@yukiefromoz2573 I think he simply choose a few that he could see looking at him. And that's IF he thought anything at all beside releasing anyone to help him. Most people are good anyways, even in a prison
@@yukiefromoz2573 In his condition, i suspect he didn't really think about who to release. Probably just slammed whoever he could before he passed out again. No offense.
Very refreshing to see good character all around , good hearted citizens who happen to be prisoners saved that man’s life , I especially liked the part where they mentioned he respected all the inmates and in turn the inmates respected him , seems like a very good officer
@@theduckinyourcomments1161 Jesus you really have to go to the most extreme examples here? Trying to have a nice life reflection moment and you gotta have a heart as black as MLK himself. Fucked up
Plenty of good stories are there we just need people to report about them.I heard one news chanel being told to report mostly murders and really awful stories as it drives
Something that amazes me so much: The prison guard trusted the inmates so much, he let them out and knew they'd help him. Edit, for a little more clarity: My point was, respect goes a long way. If the same guard had treated them like animals, they'd have left him to die, that's all there was to it. Trying to escape doesn't really make sense either and I wasn't implying that :)
@@JQ3B94 You make it sound simple, but the fact is that he let out 3 prison inmates in the hopes that they would save him and not try to escape. As if that wasn't incredible enough, they actually did.
Love that quote! Never too far gone for God to save you. We’re all sinners and deserve hell but through the grace and glory of God we are saved and made brand new
@@bricolq8870 Some sins take us to prison, some sins stay hidden & slowly ruin our life & the lives of those around us. Some sins control you like a ball & chain you drag around. Thank the Lord for salvation, releasing us from bondage.
youd be amazed how much the respect means to people who are locked up. First of all its a place where respect is the #1 currency so to speak , the more respect you give the more you get. You dont disrespect another man in there. When i was locked the inmates who treated us like humans really stood out, ive always supported law enforcement and even wanted to be a LEO until i was arrested for making the wrong choices. Unfortunately i learned majority are what i call robo cops, they treat you like you just killed a baby or something. But then there was the ones who didnt act like we were anything less then them, those are the ones who wed stick our neck out to help if the situation arose. A guy i was locked with actually helped a cop (we have sheriffs guard our jails) when he was jumped on out of nowhere by some jcat inmate. Cause of that he got out months early, they actually tell us that if we help a guard in a way like that well get a time cut. The unfortunate thing though is that most the other inmates will not allow you to do that, in california we have some serious politics and you cant even go ask a guard for toilet paper without another person going with you. Luckily the guy who helped was bigger then me andim 6'4 220+ so no one was really gonna buck up and try to do anything to the guy cause they know theyd get rocked.
Heck, the US prison system put a lot of people in jail for small crimes or offends. Not like most prisoners are murderers or rapists. Some people who got sent to prison are too poor to pay fines or missed the court. Once they have been charged felony they will have a hard time getting quality jobs in the future and will forever be stuck with shitty underpaid jobs. Nobody really speaks out for those people. Been like that for decades and will probably be like that for another 100 years.
@@spika5872 Sad but true,from everything I hear and read about it,and it probably costs those people and society at large more in the long run. The system should be better and fairer than that.
Man look at mike Tyson. Convicted of rape and he has still come out after serving his time and is a better man for it. We need to give room for people to correct their wrongs by giving them a place in society or we just create evil
@Pure Blood Shouldn't be a famous quote, because you'd have to be really privileged, naive and selfish to think even most people in prison are "horrible people", for this to be an even remotely thought provoking quote to you. All it does is make me lose faith in humanity, that they need something that starts out with such an appalling opening line.
@Abdul Aziz yes, there's many corruptions within the judicial system, judges, lawyers, cops due to their involvement in corruptions. May God bless them, reveal himself to them, change their hearts and ways to his ways, in Jesus name I pray Amen.
Tbh, I‘d say that it doesn’t matter if someone was in prison... Because one just had the better lawyer and they changed the story to put someone else in prison which is unfair but it’s the reason for a lot of guys to be in prison
I worked in corrections in Montana. Officers were so bad up there I felt the inmates in my unit would probably come to my aid before the other losers I worked with. I always treated inmates with the same level of respect they gave me.
That's the problem. Many prison and jail guards just see those locked up as no longer human beings yet as animals. They crack jokes like someone gets released one asks "what you doing?" Then the one being asked replies "letting someone go who shouldn't be" like every person locked up isn't allowed to be let out. If they showed more treatment as human beings instead of animals then maybe inmates wouldn't want to take down all in uniform if given a chance if they have nothing left to lose.
@@chrishansen3278 they all aren't the same. People have been lied to a lot with misinformation into,thinking it's all the same when it's not just to get their emotions riled up and not think more clearly. Not all are the same in the end.
I work in a prison and many of the prisoners are simply people who fell on difficult times and made a bad decision they are not inherently bad people - most people in society dont realise you are only one bad decision away from being in prison yourself.
@@pepethefrog6809 correct all sentences should have 2 components a punitive aspect for what they have done and a rehabilitative aspect to try and help prevent them doing it again. When prisoners ask me why do I give AF about them as I don't know them, I always reply that I live in a community, a community that I want to be safe, productive and supportive and when they're released they will rejoin that community so I want to give them the best chance of being able to be a part of that so it's actually all about me! They usually like that and it makes them laugh and more importantly think and reflect
@@itsethan1606 Ya key word "most" sociopaths and psycopaths could never do anything but harm to this world it would be nieve to think otherwise. I've delt with far too many to know better.
@@skipper2144 that's interesting because psychopathy and sociopathy often result in self destructive and high risk behaviors and only rarely cause people to murder or torture or engage in evil acts. in fact millions of psychopathic and sociopaths individuals live normal lives working decent jobs and contributing heavily to society. My comment was that "most" prisoners are not evil they are victims of circumstances such as social disorganization, structural forces of societal stratification and labels meant to stigmatize in society rather than to encourage re-integrative shaming and reformative processes to bring these people back into the real world.
@@itsethan1606 Funny how you care about them but they could never feel the same about you. Just because daddy was a sociopath dosen't mean you have to find a way to justify his actions. It's common knowledge most aren't violent but all get though life with lieing and manipulation they are sick and twisted individuals who hurt thousands along the way. It's true they contribute to society many of the most successful people on earth quality as one of these types although, contributions are all selfish/a way of manipulating public perception of themselves for their own benefit. I'd give them the benefit of the doubt and say it's possible that some may wish to feel like the rest of us but are simply incapable. Though, IME none of them could care less about being normal but I'm no psychiatrist and am ignorant in the matter.
I know of 2 occasions at CIM that inmates helped. They are just people like all of us. Made some bad decisions but still can obviously make right ones too. They truly deserve praise and recognition
Yep.. in county jail.. the majority of inmates are in there for petty crimes like dui, low level possession. Ect. Only a fraction are hard core felons. Most are regular guys that made a mistake.
Yes I can call that a mistake, not everyone is a psychopath, some people are victims of their own twisted childhood trauma, which thus in turn makes their brain dyfunction. Either way being a survivor of some stupid shit myself, I always believe the universe, or God as most call it forgives all who seek it, which at the time I'd like to hope they realize that asking forgiveness means that they know it was wrong and get help for such a mental disorder and not keep doing terrible things. I'd be a terrible hypocrite if I only believed the universe forgives sins that are only kinda a mistake. It's not an easy way of thinking, but I am also glad I do not have the heavy task of judging others, I just wanna always help those on the wrong path, correct where they went wrong. And maybe since I am a survivor of some heavy sex shit myself, I find I have a very unique way of looking at things. I would actually like to meet those people who have sexually did me wrong, so that I could let them know that I forgive them, and maybe help each other with our broken souls, or shoot them if they are not sorry and still do bad things. . . . I like to have faith that not all people who do bad things are just evil, some deeds are done because other people hurt them and it's a terrible cycle.
@@karenhough806 yes. you can. the only reason people think that way about the topic of child rape is because society told you to. it's so taboo that you're scared to put any thought into it so you just label people and turn your brain off
yeah, depending on their crime and mental state not all criminals or inmates are bad people, I met my fair share of people who went to jail here in HK and not all of them are bad, I heard they will even mess with people who did bad stuff like taking picture of women's under their skirt or something, but mostly they seem nice and here in HK the officers treat you nicely if you aren't a trouble maker, but once they are out they are just normal people too, some get arrested for small things like a fight or other mistakes like drugs or stealing, but not all are psychopaths that murder and rape, those are the minority.
@@troywright359 A woman raping a man is not as bad as a man raping a woman, even though the woman could benefit more from raping a man, because society just says so. More so, a woman can claim anyone has raped her, and he (or she, if applicable) must go to court, and even if he wasn't guilty, his reputation is forever scarred. I think that this world isn't fair, and it's fine that way. A single person's opinions do not shape the others, it's the other way around. Quite fascinating how a powerful person could also be a rapist, and simply eliminate the evidence, and leave freely, meanwhile a poor man cannot do anything, and must lose his reputation, his self-worth even, and must prove himself innocent.
Bad people & People who made mistakes* Sorry mistakes sounds like something rude im sorry tell me if you want this comment deleted but yknow, This was just to let you know~
Nope, it sure doesn't. But killing someone, molesting kids and armed robbery are why the three are in prison. One good deed doesn't fix or right that. All three have too serve their time. Doing time really does change people, some for the good or bad. In this case, i guess the good.
And not everyone that wears a uniform is a insensitive, racist POS. Having worked 10 years in one of Americas largest Law Enforcement Agencies, I can attest to the good and bad on both sides. And majority of the time, both "sides," have respect for each other. Media loves to play up the negative. You will always hear the leaning negative from the media and todays "journalists." Ripe definition of "Yellow Journalism."
@ there’s no way that those inmates would have been in there for pedophilia, because they would be in a totally separate area due to how many of them are brutally beaten or killed by the other inmates.
@@trentjacoby648 well obviously I can’t speak from experience, so I’m sure you know what you are talking about. I’m going off of what I’ve heard from former convicts and people who work at prisons so that’s what I base myself off of.
I think people forget that these people are human beings. Breaking the law doesn't mean someone is a monster or has no humanity in them. I'm proud of these guys for helping!
This is also a reminder of something that was once said to me by a CO. "We're only one mistake from being where you all are. We are human, same as you guys are. We treat you the way we want to be treated because we know that."
Years ago, I was a volunteer with my church and we regularly conducted services on the yard at a California Level 3 facility. The inmates used to joke with us that the only difference between them and us, was that they got caught. :) To be honest, at first I was a bit offended, until I realized that my mistakes didn't land me in prison, but theirs did.. that was the only difference. A few years later, one of the inmates who had been a regular part of our services needed a place to stay.. he became my roommate in my condo for 3 years and is still a close friend till this day! We joked that he did his 3 years of his parole at my place haha
@@MasterTaters Naa there some that deserve to be there for life and get out early and there some that deserve the death penalty like immediately after there sentenced. Especially child molesters
"I couldn't just watch the man die like that." These men literally could've used this as an opportunity, but instead did the right thing. Things like this make me still have a little faith in humanity.
Seriously. I mean if they hated the dude like this one CO I hated where I was at, I'd watch his life leave his eyes while eating a bag of the whole shabangs... But this guy seemed like a real one, and CO or not if you're a real one I wouldn't want to see someone take their last breath in the pen and would do anything in my power to help them.
Unlike a lot of the guards who would stand there, finish their coffee and sandwich then walk over and kick the inmate to see if he'll wake up. Then they might call for help. Only because they might get in trouble for not calling.
@@Dragonfire2505 I mean, they could have taken him hostage if they really wanted to right? I was just saying, this could've gone differently. They even could have just left him alone, but even though they're doing the time they did the right thing.
oppertunity to do what? do you think this was the only guard in the entire building? or that the guard could walk out without going through checks? let alone the prisoners. life isn't a movie dude.
@@mk2op274 koichi robbed a dolphin. Because a dolphin robbed koichi. But the dolphin robbed koichi because he insulted you. But either way a dolphin robbed koichi (who tf is liking dis lol it's not even funny)
For those of you supporting a child molester, you need to realize that many reoffend as soon as they’re released. Child molesters and rapists typically can’t be rehabilitated. So yes, he is still a bad person.
Some people make horrible choice, but not everyone is a monster- just very broken. Wateva they did to get there, they showed heart. Hopefully they improve. And can b redeem
Ethribin that's very true. As a CO I met many inmates that I actually became friends with and still talk to now that I'm retired and they served their sentence.
I used to work in a state prison, and I'll say you have to have an extreme amount of trust in an inmate to pop their cell door like that. You know this deputy was damn fair to those guys and they respected him for it.
@@immaburi2015 People on the outside just have no idea about how inmates think. I recommend you watch a couple videos to get the picture. As Larry Lawton likes to say: If you ever speeded with your car, more than 20mph over the limit and you'd hit and kill someone, you'd go to prison for murder. Those people are in prison too. Possession-charges. People who couldn't pay bills... There are tons of ways to go to prison. While most violent people are in lockup and not in the general area of the prison... People believing that everyone in prison is a murderer who only thinks about how they can escape is one of the reasons the prison-system is such a shitty place...
@@liquidminds my response was to sludge, who claimed that the warden opened the gates because he was in a desperate situation. I agree with him, but the inmates had all the power, they could have done anything. I'm Latino, many family members I know have been to jail/prison. I believe they would've used that opportunity in a different way that these men did. The officer seems like a great man, that the prisoners chose to save him and sit still, rather than anything else
People think just because they are inmates they are horrible people. Look at these guys, beautiful. Edit: Okay, everyone is replying “They might all be in for murder” and that they wanted to get out of jail but I’m not saying every inmate is amazing or bad. I mean you commit the crime, do the time but some of these people could’ve been wrongly accused and did nothing. These inmates have shown that just because they are inmates they still have room for the superhero side of them.
Once a swedish prisonguard forgot to lock a door from the inmates cellrooms to the kitchen where they had knives and other things that could be used as weapons. Three of the inmates noticed but instead of doing some dumb shit they baked a cake and had an all nighter movie night. They were later rewarded for good behaviour👍
Thank you, gentlemen- for coming to this deputy’s rescue. (And also the others /inmates that were trying to alert of deputy’s issues) Hoping your kindness and fast acting is reflective in your reviews. 🤞
@@z-a-p-h-k-i-e-l3290 animals are compared because they have no consciousness when it comes to their acts. it has nothing to do with being a monster. first understand the meaning and then act so sensitive thank you
That's not true because back in medieval times when you hanged somebody there were less crime I live in the UK that is really dangerous for crime you can't walk at night without drug dealers going up to you ya have to scare the criminals with harsh punishments anyway this guy probably wants to get out early
That can be an insidious belief to have. You might think "Screw it, it nobody is kind I'm not going to be kind either." Then when someone sees YOU being unkind due to your belief, they adopt the same belief. And on and on, in a downward spiral of negativity. The only way to beat this is to be the change you want to see in the world, and start an upward spiral of kindness.
The fact that the officer trusted them enough to buzz open their door while he was in a vulnerable state says a lot, I hope their heroic actions show the judge that they are redeemable and they can get time off their sentence.
They deserve their praise for the good they did...but without knowing their initial crimes, let's not "put the cart before the horse", as my Gram would say✌🏾
@ilikebacon No,.. recognizing that someone did the right thing in a life altering moment is not treating them like a child. The apprecation is not required nor should it be expected. That doesn't mean any praise/recognition is off the table. That's what other decent ppl would naturally do when hearing about this.... & I'm specifically pointing out not letting it go too far, as ppl tend to do w/ children.😉
@ilikebacon they didnt "ask" for help.. they called for help to save someone's life. Are you suggesting they shouldn't have??? You talking about no special treatment for being decent but are hinting that they shouldn't be decent. Stay on topic. I said what I said and meant it as it was said... Raise your comprehension & make sense when you @me🙄
And Mr Smalls sure didn't act small. Saying he acted like a grownup is an understatement. The same with Mr Whitehead and Mr Loveless. These three inmates should get a couple pages on their permanent record detailing this incident of heroism. Even if they can't get parole.
why is almost every comment here like its black and white, theyre either good people or bad people. Its like people dont realize the huge amount of people that arent just, bad, or good.
@Snazzgers Yarg yeah but everyone does bad stuff for a reason. for example, lets say your family is homeless and you have no money for food or water. you either steal something, or you let you and your family starve to death.
This proves that people are naturally good, when given the chance. These inmates reacted from their heart! We all make mistakes, the only difference between me and someone else is that some people get caught and some don’t. ❤️ May these inmates all be blessed with a wonderful life❤️❤️
Most inmates aren’t bad people, most just picked the wrong crowd and are easily influenced people, who make wrong choices, doesn’t make them bad. Surround most of those people around only good people on the outside and I guarantee, most of them will stay good people.
Lots of inmates have been to the bottom and you treat them right, they'll treat you right. Not always, some people are just flat out scum (pedophiles, murderers, etc) but most these guys are in for drug offenses or lesser charges. My roommate is a correction officer, my husband is a felon. I've seen both sides of the table, and you'd be surprised how similar the two really are.
He obviously treats them as he should. As humans. And for that they respect him. When he goes back to work they should greet him back with a cup of coffee together and a chat.
While it’s great what they did and glad they did and believe most people deserve to be treated with respect what if they were murderers and ended someone’s life? Not everyone deserves to be treated with respect. Think about impacts some of the criminals had on people.
Do jails still do close pop? This looks kinda like it YEARS ago in the 90s or around, there were a few states that did a type of open population jails called close pop or something. You'd have 1-2 guards assigned to 20-30 different inmates, who would all sit in the same room the whole day, totally free with no bars or protection besides their glocks and walkies. Sounds incredibly dangerous by today's standards but the guards and inmates usually ended up becoming close with one another and would play cars or dominoes with them, tell jokes, what have you. I thought the program was closed because there were more guards smuggling contraband as a result but idk
Tatsu Slays it sucks that people think like that. Instead prisons should be rehabilitating the criminals into “normal” citizens. If you treat them like animals, they’ll behave like animals..
@@tatsuslays919 mutual respect is one of the few things that keeps a prison from spinning out of control. With out even the smallest amount of respect prison's would descend into a world chaos and extreme violence.
These gentlemen prove the reasoning behind never judging someone. We all make mistakes but it doesn’t mean we are bad people. So glad they helped this officer.
“Not all those behind bars are evil; not all those who walk free are kind”
Big facts!!! Carlo Gambino and a prime example of that never went to prison once but his nickname was treacherous he'll kill you without blinking an eye
Exactly. While I've never been behind bars, I can imagine that people can and do make mistakes that can land them there, and that doesn't necessarily make them evil people.
@abandoned circus Rapists are often beaten and killed by other prisoners, and sometimes the guards allow it, you're generalizing all prisoners as rapists, no one likes rapists.
This comment is so true it hit hard.
Exactly
There's a difference between bad desicions and bad people.
Exactly
Agreed
A bad person can also change.
exactly.
Agreed
Thank you. I'm one of the inmates that helped save Deputy Hobbs. I finally got released a month ago. I'm glad to be free and honored to be labeled as a HERO. I'm doing very well. I could spend 30min telling you everything positive I've accomplished since my release and less than 30 seconds telling you the negative. So. I'm doing AWESOME and hope Deputy Hobbs is still doing good. Thank you, Terry Loveless
HI Terry. Have you got some "reduction" from your good action ?
Wish you all the best bro. ❤
may i ask what you did and how long you were there?
Good job sir.
hats off to you dude o7
For those keeping track, he had a heart attack and was out recovering for several weeks and when he came back, all the prisoners clapped.
Thx. I was wondering what happened to him.
Thanks
@tomsmith4282 glad you're out bro. Wishing you good luck with the rest of your life
Glad he's better,what a beautiful story
🥰Thank you! 🥰
And this is how people are rehabilitated. Treat them like humans.
Amen to that!
Believe in them so they can believe themselves.. sadly enough many of them are just boys who don't believe themselves who never learned to grow up..
Tappy Tibbons prisons aren’t for hardened criminals. You can get years in prison just for buying some shrooms
Jaaaaaaaaa you stupid
i couldnt say it better 👍
“There’s nothing we did for Deputy Hobbs that he wouldn’t do for us.” To have the respect of the inmates like that instead of fear or hatred. It’s an amazing accomplishment.
Spent a little time inside myself and can confirm that guards like him are what changed my life, prison itself was pointless as a deterrent but getting to work with people who really cared and took an interest was life changing.
💛💛💛
Testament to the character of Deputy Hobbs. 😎👌
Take notes , C Os.
Looks like Deputy Hobbs treated inmates well. He didn't belittle or be mean to the inmates.
The fact that he opened their doors shows a lot of trust and understanding
I know, imagine if they just stabbed him instead and tried to make a prison break
@@GamerNite2007 no that's just cold & very dark. That's something you don't want to imagine if you where in he's shoes.
@@love4075 *were* *his*
@@GamerNite2007 you live in a movie not all prisons are like that there is levels to this shit many prisons are better than your house while some are dog shit well that one seemed to be okay
True 👍🏽👍🏽
They ain’t bad folk, they just made bad choices. They still good folk.
Do you know what they're in for?
This man copied the comment which is literally above his
Russia -_- That’s what nerds do.
Lol
Words of wisdom
The deputy reaped what he sowed. He treated the inmates like human beings and they acted from their humanity.
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@@iamapokerface8992 I apologize if somebody else said this. I was remiss in not reading the other comments.
@@DoloresJNurss Nothing is wrong with this. You can't "steal" comments. Well said Dolores.
@@iamapokerface8992 why do y'all care so much about a "stolen" comment like fr a stolen comment is not the end of the world take a chill pill
@JC MM why not who
“Just because you’re a bad guy, doesn’t mean you’re bad guy”
Wreck it Ralph xD
I think something similar was also said by Jumba in lilo and stitch
Perfect video to comment this on 👌
Reck it ralph xd
@@adriandevore7210 wreck it ralph*
I was a correctional officer in a maximum security prison. What I know is if you treat the inmates with respect they will return that respect. Treat all people as human beings that is the lesson.
Thank you
💯 I was a nurse at a jail for 4 years. Plenty of my coworkers treated them like crap. Sad. Not all are trying to manipulate you.
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I was a prison officer and I can attest that most of the time they aren't bad people, they made bad decisions. Their background can be wildly varied, but the main thing to remember is to treat them as people and respect them. I stood up in front of the governor a few times to testify on an inmates behalf if I felt they were being unfairly accused of rule breaking, or they were peripheral to an incident. I've been caught in a couple of riots and had inmates let me out of the area so I didn't get hurt because "He's one of the good ones guys". It wasn't my place to judge them on their crimes, that was done by the courts. Treat people with respect and fairness and you never know when it will be returned to you when you need it most.
thats really sweet
Beautiful comment
Same, Worked for more than a few years in OKDOC, even advocated for an inmates appeal because that kid was unfairly punished. I can say that I was not only respected on every unit we had but I respected each and every one of the guys on my units
You're a hero.. ❤
Not pedos tho
the fact that the officer trusted them and opened their door, and they didn't even hesitate on helping him really shows how you receive what you give
In a very few occasions
@@charlieboy4072 Bruh, the deputy is Black, Wdym white supremacist?
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@@charlieboy4072 One of the inmates is black and the officer they helped it black. Therefore your comments is stupid
@@charlieboy4072 doesn't make sense when the deputy is black? What a stupid comment.
There is probably a good reason why the inmates are willing to help him. This officer has obviously been good to the inmates.
You get a phone, you get a phone, you get a phone!! We all get a phone. Ciggerates for everybody!!! ♥️♥️
Or they're good people
@Non Non Nope I follow the law! However I'm not one to judge. Idk why they are in prison and don't care tbh 🙄
As it should be
Imagine if they showed the plenty instances like this while addressing the socially damaging injustices of police brutality without trying to cause chaos.
The world is the way it is because of evil. Unfortunately, there's evil that trickles down from high places.
We all need Jesus.
The officer showed kindness to the inmates and therefore they showed kindness in return. It’s truly amazing how far a little bit of kindness can go in this world.
HunterCool22 I agree 100% with you !
That's all you need give kindness and you get it back..
Always treat people how you want to be treated. That's the basis of morality.
its truly amazing how people can waste their time saying shit that's been said a billion times and still think they have something to add.
@@RickBomhof get lost troll
How to get people to have your back: respecting others.
That black guys voice is deeper than the Mariana Trench
nice one
“Not all bad guys are bad they just made bad decisions”
True
@@shimsmartialarts4099 It's deep alright but if you want to hear an even deeper voice search for a guy named CORPSE here on TH-cam, you may be surprised when you listen to him for the first time.
Respect between staff and inmates is an important point! I wish there was more of this in our prison systems.
Can't be done, other inmates kills inmates that helps out a cop.
Also keep in mind that this is clearly low security. Most prisons are not.
@@Clonetrooperz48 There's also a difference between jail and prison. Some people are in jail for driving without a license, hunting without a license, shoplifting. The "oh shit, I messed up guy's" vs the "it's good to be home".
@@sidetrak85 Oh, I'm fully aware.
Still rather low security nonetheless.
But that's how it's suppose to be.
However, a jail doesn't have inmates, so this by definition is just a lower tier and modern prison.
Respect is erned, not given.
Tberes the human level of respect, where you treat another like a person, but that's it.
Inmates who are this kind are rare.
"It's not the uniform that makes the hero, it's the person wearing the uniform." End of story.
Very well said
Ms. Bisson my father was a Lt. in Kootenai County Sherriff's Dept . in Coeur d' Alene Idaho. He was responsible for the jail and I lost count of the times I met people who had been incarcerated praise my Dad . One in particular sticks out . A former inmate recognized my name saying the jail house LT has the same name. I said he's my father. This person told me how my Father made sure he always had smokes and would periodically put money on his account so he could purchase snacks and hygiene articles . My Dad is my hero.... I know he won't see this , but ....
Dad I love you❤
That's a Snapple Fact
@alan sullivan Yeah, I totally agree. I didn't mention it above, but notice how the "worthless criminals" saved his life...not so worthless...I see comments all over the place where people are saying that bc a person has problems that they deserve what they get from cops...no they deserve therapy and a helping hand...and if they are so far gone they can't be in society then they still deserve humanity...not cruel inhumane punishment which is probably why they're messed up to begin with (child abuse)...
Then, there are all the black people and others (like you pointed out) who were framed...
I can't believe how many people call themselves Christian and then act like the anti-christ by bullying, abusing, and harassing citizens.
@@merlejones2222 Your dad is my hero too. Thanks for sharing, I have tears falling from eyes. Hugs to you and your dad and to all the people who just needed love and guidance, but couldn't get it in, "The Best, Richest, Country In World."...
I guess that includes me...I'm hugging my own self.
They should get a penalty reduction in my eyes. Prison is to reform people and re-insert them in society. They showed compassion, empathy, and values. They definitely deserve a reduction imo.
that's what it _should_ be for but that's absolutely not what it is, in the US at least
they're in county jail. Much different than prison
Clearly you know nothing about most prison systems.
There are five types of sanction for prisoners reforming/rehabilatation is just one of them
If your cell mate commits suicide
U get time off
Non violent crimes
If you save a life
You get a reduction
Common sense ..as both ways you save a life or gain a depression 4 life
Both should be rewarded in a way
I worked as a nurse in a jail for almost 5 yrs. I'm not surprised at the reaction of the inmates. If you treat them as you want to be treated, and show them respect, they will do the same in return. Great show of respect.
Exactly! I was a RN in a jail for 4 years.
being a prison officer and being loved by the inmates is probably the most bad ass thing. I wouldnt mess with that officer cuz he has a lot of body guards
Frrrr and it’s so sweet that he actually is a good deputy because inmates helped him
“Loool at all those body guards”
I wouldn't mess with that man because he's a good person.
Thats a very stupid comment
dont trust to anyone ,even ur dog can bite u dude
People make bad decisions sometimes. Doesn’t always mean their monsters.
they're*
Why you talking ’bout me XD
@@aantidotee ok shakespeare
@@rupsigulati8901 that's basic grammar you fool
I mean, the only ones that I take away from that are those that where convicted of rape and pedophile. Those people can go far, far away.
Simple lesson: you treat those inmates like humans, they treat you back as human
Wow so many likes👍🏻
Travis Blue there’s a black guy though
kailey probably idk oh yea I saw it too
This is true. I used to be sergeant at a county jail and I treated all of my inmates like human beings but that was also the reason my facility let me go because they thought it was more than just that. Sad, I loved that job.. But they believe all prisoners/ inmates don’t deserve to live.
@Travis Blue there is cleara black guy there. I have heard of selective hearing but never selective sight
@Travis Blue you do know that even when you delete a comment, it still pops up as a notification for the one you replied too right ?
Next time if you feel so righteous about what you say, why chicken out and delete the comment.
That black man is more human and more of a person than you will ever be.
My wife works as a correctional officer. She tries to treat every inmate like a human being with kindness. It’s good to know that there are humans with morals still attached behind those bars even though they might have messed up in life to get there
My husband worked in corrections as an officer for five years. He always treated the inmates with respect whereas some didn’t. One night he was in the gym and told an inmate to stop throwing the ball so that it would go up and hit the lights. All my husband had for protection was a radio and a flashlight. That inmate came over and got all up on him threatening him. The other inmates came and formed a circle around him until help came. They told him they always had his back.
The other thing was, we’d be in Walmart or somewhere and person that had been in there, more than a few times, would see us and start talking to him and telling him how they were doing and thanked him for what a good guy he was to them.
I’m proud of him. He’s a really good guy with a good heart.
Ur husband's a real hero
I appreciate your husband too. It really takes guts to be an officer especially today, and it takes a really great person to find friendship in the people who are made to seem like your enemy. Your husband looks deeper.
really cute. Your husband is definitely a wonderful person.
That is so cool that the other inmates protected him. :-)
this made me shed a tear and im not a softie, I really appreciate ur husbands bravery and his compassion and kindness tell him we say thank you
"He's a wonderful man and a good officer, we can't for him to get back to work." wow that's beautiful, has me crying
Some people are meant to be prison guards and some should be behind bars themselves instead of guarding prisoners. Clearly, Officer Hobbs is NOT the latter.
They're wonderful
I cried too. What a beautiful story....
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@@becausehecares4798 Don't bring Jesus to the covid thing, you ignorant.
Deputy must've trusted these men enough to open their cell doors to help him. Good job. Nice to see a well-respected prison officer.
at that point you are dying. It's worth a shot. Just like when wild animal in need suddenly trust a human they fear.
@@Nordic_Mechanic Still I meant he must've chosen the most trusted inmates to help him.
@@yukiefromoz2573 I think he simply choose a few that he could see looking at him. And that's IF he thought anything at all beside releasing anyone to help him. Most people are good anyways, even in a prison
@@yukiefromoz2573 In his condition, i suspect he didn't really think about who to release. Probably just slammed whoever he could before he passed out again.
No offense.
Very refreshing to see good character all around , good hearted citizens who happen to be prisoners saved that man’s life , I especially liked the part where they mentioned he respected all the inmates and in turn the inmates respected him , seems like a very good officer
It shows how much it pays to be empathic.
Because that officer was always good to them, they were good to him. See life. You never know whose help you might need. 👏🏾👏🏾
Yup periodt
AND THATS A FACT
Love the fact you made the hands black✨
@@shrektheth because honey, I was glazed golden by the sun 🌟
@@kymberlycourage black is beautiful ✨ so is you! 🌹
Whatever these men did, they didn't lose their humanity. Hats off to them.
Yea
@Augis Groblys how do you know that
@Augis Groblys damn
rh0yal Whattttt
@combathotdog you realize prostitutes are drugged women right? or are you that stupid to make a joke about them getting killed?
This just proves that not everyone stays a bad person...
Exactly everyone needs a second chance
Not everyone who goes to prison does something wrong, the law system is broken
Or they just stole a car,
Kaela Romano what if one of them killed and raped children do they need a second chance? Or the person that killed MLK
@@theduckinyourcomments1161 Jesus you really have to go to the most extreme examples here? Trying to have a nice life reflection moment and you gotta have a heart as black as MLK himself. Fucked up
It’s just so abnormal seeing positive news these days; and yet everyone’s a winner in this story
☺️😉👍💙💙💙💙🙏
Thank you
Plenty of good stories are there we just need people to report about them.I heard one news chanel being told to report mostly murders and really awful stories as it drives
Something that amazes me so much: The prison guard trusted the inmates so much, he let them out and knew they'd help him.
Edit, for a little more clarity:
My point was, respect goes a long way. If the same guard had treated them like animals, they'd have left him to die, that's all there was to it. Trying to escape doesn't really make sense either and I wasn't implying that :)
He is just a prison guard, not the warden.
It was either that or he dies
@@JQ3B94 You make it sound simple, but the fact is that he let out 3 prison inmates in the hopes that they would save him and not try to escape. As if that wasn't incredible enough, they actually did.
im at work crying over this ❤️
He had nothing left to lose. Letting them out increases his likelihood of survival 🤷🏻♂️
"Just because someone stumbles-loses their way, doesn't mean their lost forever."
but if they dead then that is forever
So true. Thanks for that. We all are sinners, needing second chances & forgiveness.
Love that quote! Never too far gone for God to save you. We’re all sinners and deserve hell but through the grace and glory of God we are saved and made brand new
@@bricolq8870 Some sins take us to prison, some sins stay hidden & slowly ruin our life & the lives of those around us. Some sins control you like a ball & chain you drag around. Thank the Lord for salvation, releasing us from bondage.
@@amywjn amen
Deputy Hobbs treated the inmates with respect and when he had an emergency the inmates saved his life. God bless you all.
May GOD Bless you too
and people say karma isnt real
Wow. Thanks for sharing this report. Eyes to see. Wow the bold step of faith and love. All glory to God.
Mashallah it's amazing
youd be amazed how much the respect means to people who are locked up. First of all its a place where respect is the #1 currency so to speak , the more respect you give the more you get. You dont disrespect another man in there. When i was locked the inmates who treated us like humans really stood out, ive always supported law enforcement and even wanted to be a LEO until i was arrested for making the wrong choices. Unfortunately i learned majority are what i call robo cops, they treat you like you just killed a baby or something. But then there was the ones who didnt act like we were anything less then them, those are the ones who wed stick our neck out to help if the situation arose. A guy i was locked with actually helped a cop (we have sheriffs guard our jails) when he was jumped on out of nowhere by some jcat inmate. Cause of that he got out months early, they actually tell us that if we help a guard in a way like that well get a time cut. The unfortunate thing though is that most the other inmates will not allow you to do that, in california we have some serious politics and you cant even go ask a guard for toilet paper without another person going with you. Luckily the guy who helped was bigger then me andim 6'4 220+ so no one was really gonna buck up and try to do anything to the guy cause they know theyd get rocked.
These men are such kind souls. I hope they get less time for this good behavior
Not all people in jail are the bad guys, not all people who are free are good guys...
Heck, the US prison system put a lot of people in jail for small crimes or offends. Not like most prisoners are murderers or rapists. Some people who got sent to prison are too poor to pay fines or missed the court. Once they have been charged felony they will have a hard time getting quality jobs in the future and will forever be stuck with shitty underpaid jobs. Nobody really speaks out for those people. Been like that for decades and will probably be like that for another 100 years.
STOLEN COMMENT ALERT!!! be original idiot
@@spika5872 Sad but true,from everything I hear and read about it,and it probably costs those people and society at large more in the long run. The system should be better and fairer than that.
@@hulopaniol8125 so?
@@hulopaniol8125 jeez its just a comment grow up
An officer who's respectful to prisoners truly gives a second chance to people who've committed crime.
Right people go to prison as punishment not to get more punishment. We take their freedom no reason to humiliate or belittle or punish them more
@@pamelamolina5623 I'd like to see person suffer if as example he killed my family I don't want to see him in hotel like Finnish prison
@@questionableargumentations1364 well they do suffer in there
@@pamelamolina5623 I don't think so if we're talking about Finnish prisons
@@questionableargumentations1364 for real. I looked up and Finnish prisons are literally many times better than my house
Not everyone in prison is a horrible person.
Fact is, depending on the prison a lot of people just made a mistake.
Man look at mike Tyson. Convicted of rape and he has still come out after serving his time and is a better man for it. We need to give room for people to correct their wrongs by giving them a place in society or we just create evil
Many of them are innocent, did not commit the crime, mistakes and prejudice puts them in there.
@Pure Blood Shouldn't be a famous quote, because you'd have to be really privileged, naive and selfish to think even most people in prison are "horrible people", for this to be an even remotely thought provoking quote to you. All it does is make me lose faith in humanity, that they need something that starts out with such an appalling opening line.
@Abdul Aziz yes, there's many corruptions within the judicial system, judges, lawyers, cops due to their involvement in corruptions. May God bless them, reveal himself to them, change their hearts and ways to his ways, in Jesus name I pray Amen.
Tbh, I‘d say that it doesn’t matter if someone was in prison... Because one just had the better lawyer and they changed the story to put someone else in prison which is unfair but it’s the reason for a lot of guys to be in prison
I worked in corrections in Montana. Officers were so bad up there I felt the inmates in my unit would probably come to my aid before the other losers I worked with. I always treated inmates with the same level of respect they gave me.
You can't turn your back on them.
As I said before, good thing Deputy Hobbs felt different
This is what happens when we treat each other like human beings.
I'm meta-human....don't know about y'all.
That's the problem. Many prison and jail guards just see those locked up as no longer human beings yet as animals. They crack jokes like someone gets released one asks "what you doing?" Then the one being asked replies "letting someone go who shouldn't be" like every person locked up isn't allowed to be let out. If they showed more treatment as human beings instead of animals then maybe inmates wouldn't want to take down all in uniform if given a chance if they have nothing left to lose.
Except for child predators, they can be treated like shit
@@chrishansen3278 they all aren't the same. People have been lied to a lot with misinformation into,thinking it's all the same when it's not just to get their emotions riled up and not think more clearly. Not all are the same in the end.
@@justinrabbitt9492 what are you on about?
I work in a prison and many of the prisoners are simply people who fell on difficult times and made a bad decision they are not inherently bad people - most people in society dont realise you are only one bad decision away from being in prison yourself.
Let's remember, prison isn't just suppose to be a place to lock people away and forget them forever, it should be about reforming.
@@pepethefrog6809 correct all sentences should have 2 components a punitive aspect for what they have done and a rehabilitative aspect to try and help prevent them doing it again. When prisoners ask me why do I give AF about them as I don't know them, I always reply that I live in a community, a community that I want to be safe, productive and supportive and when they're released they will rejoin that community so I want to give them the best chance of being able to be a part of that so it's actually all about me! They usually like that and it makes them laugh and more importantly think and reflect
THIS - or one unlucky decision. There are plenty of people sitting in there for things they didn't even do.
@I am me You tell us
@I am me Yeah, you tell me.
It's all about respect. I worked in a prison for seven years and when you respect them, they'll respect and look out for you.
There human to wtf is this, you can go to jail for money
@@vincentsanabria what bro?
They are probably not there for long, and for petty offenses. It's county.
💯💯💯💯 fact very well said @James Cummings
I'm a c.o and one of our innies saved me from getting shanked..
People who go to jail are not always bad they just made bad choices. These inmates are heroes
Thank you
Some prisoners are not evil they are victims of circumstances and wrong decisions
No one thinks that. Most prisoners aren't evil with the odd exception
most
@@itsethan1606 Ya key word "most" sociopaths and psycopaths could never do anything but harm to this world it would be nieve to think otherwise. I've delt with far too many to know better.
@@skipper2144 that's interesting because psychopathy and sociopathy often result in self destructive and high risk behaviors and only rarely cause people to murder or torture or engage in evil acts. in fact millions of psychopathic and sociopaths individuals live normal lives working decent jobs and contributing heavily to society.
My comment was that "most" prisoners are not evil they are victims of circumstances such as social disorganization, structural forces of societal stratification and labels meant to stigmatize in society rather than to encourage re-integrative shaming and reformative processes to bring these people back into the real world.
@@itsethan1606 Funny how you care about them but they could never feel the same about you. Just because daddy was a sociopath dosen't mean you have to find a way to justify his actions. It's common knowledge most aren't violent but all get though life with lieing and manipulation they are sick and twisted individuals who hurt thousands along the way. It's true they contribute to society many of the most successful people on earth quality as one of these types although, contributions are all selfish/a way of manipulating public perception of themselves for their own benefit. I'd give them the benefit of the doubt and say it's possible that some may wish to feel like the rest of us but are simply incapable. Though, IME none of them could care less about being normal but I'm no psychiatrist and am ignorant in the matter.
Breaking News: Inmates are human beings with feelings and character
What a wild concept.
There is always one to prove that not everyone should have access to the internet....
Wow. Who would’ve imagined that
No way
America has the biggest prison population and most inmates are in for petty things anyway, not violent crimes.
I know of 2 occasions at CIM that inmates helped. They are just people like all of us. Made some bad decisions but still can obviously make right ones too. They truly deserve praise and recognition
Yep.. in county jail.. the majority of inmates are in there for petty crimes like dui, low level possession. Ect. Only a fraction are hard core felons. Most are regular guys that made a mistake.
Just cause people make life mistakes, doesn't mean they are bad people. Kudos to the inmates for still being great people.
I agree
Well it depends on what the “mistake” is, because if someone is a child rapist how can you call that a mistake?
Yes I can call that a mistake, not everyone is a psychopath, some people are victims of their own twisted childhood trauma, which thus in turn makes their brain dyfunction. Either way being a survivor of some stupid shit myself, I always believe the universe, or God as most call it forgives all who seek it, which at the time I'd like to hope they realize that asking forgiveness means that they know it was wrong and get help for such a mental disorder and not keep doing terrible things. I'd be a terrible hypocrite if I only believed the universe forgives sins that are only kinda a mistake. It's not an easy way of thinking, but I am also glad I do not have the heavy task of judging others, I just wanna always help those on the wrong path, correct where they went wrong. And maybe since I am a survivor of some heavy sex shit myself, I find I have a very unique way of looking at things. I would actually like to meet those people who have sexually did me wrong, so that I could let them know that I forgive them, and maybe help each other with our broken souls, or shoot them if they are not sorry and still do bad things. . . . I like to have faith that not all people who do bad things are just evil, some deeds are done because other people hurt them and it's a terrible cycle.
@@karenhough806 yes. you can. the only reason people think that way about the topic of child rape is because society told you to. it's so taboo that you're scared to put any thought into it so you just label people and turn your brain off
yeah, depending on their crime and mental state not all criminals or inmates are bad people, I met my fair share of people who went to jail here in HK and not all of them are bad, I heard they will even mess with people who did bad stuff like taking picture of women's under their skirt or something, but mostly they seem nice and here in HK the officers treat you nicely if you aren't a trouble maker, but once they are out they are just normal people too, some get arrested for small things like a fight or other mistakes like drugs or stealing, but not all are psychopaths that murder and rape, those are the minority.
" People make bad decisions, but that doesn't mean they're bad people, it means they are human."
Ken kaneki
Ken kaneki, tokyo ghoul
Amen!
Making the decision to rape a kid isn't just 'being human'. You're a bad person if you do that
@@troywright359 A woman raping a man is not as bad as a man raping a woman, even though the woman could benefit more from raping a man, because society just says so. More so, a woman can claim anyone has raped her, and he (or she, if applicable) must go to court, and even if he wasn't guilty, his reputation is forever scarred. I think that this world isn't fair, and it's fine that way. A single person's opinions do not shape the others, it's the other way around. Quite fascinating how a powerful person could also be a rapist, and simply eliminate the evidence, and leave freely, meanwhile a poor man cannot do anything, and must lose his reputation, his self-worth even, and must prove himself innocent.
“Just because I’m bad guy, doesn’t mean I want to be bad guy”
why did my gut tell me that this quote was from Megamind or Dispicable Me
@@AKIRA-oz5cg It's actually Zangeif from"Wreck-It Ralph" at the Bad-Anon scene but "Megamind" and "Dispicable Me" are both great villain movies!
That just sounds like wreck it ralph thoo, that quote is familar like the movie ralph
Cypher “you are bad guy, but his does not mean you are ‘bad guy’?” Zangief-2012
@Travis Blue exactly
It seems like he was a respectful person and so he got respect
Exactly thank you
Just because they are prisoners does not mean they are bad people.
There is a difference between bad people and making mistakes.
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Now nobody knows why everyone is angry at me
@@puggernaut6840 ?
Bad people & People who made mistakes* Sorry mistakes sounds like something rude im sorry tell me if you want this comment deleted but yknow, This was just to let you know~
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Well not as much mistakes as bad decisions, but I still 100% agree
Finally some heart warming content
Yea, it’s about time
Ikr
I’m surprised TH-cam recommended this to me
Tell me about it
Ik
Just because these guys were convicted of something, doesnt make them evil.
Yep
Nope, it sure doesn't. But killing someone, molesting kids and armed robbery are why the three are in prison. One good deed doesn't fix or right that. All three have too serve their time. Doing time really does change people, some for the good or bad. In this case, i guess the good.
yes they are evil, just like you. I bet you wrote this from your jail cell on your illegal phone
@@jm-tl9mm how do you know what they did? are they your friends?
@@jm-tl9mm Those are some serious offenses. Where did you get this information?
You can tell the guard was kind to the inmates or they would not have had this reaction. Good job to all of you!!
I'm not surprised these guys saved that deputy's life. Just coz they're locked up doesn't make them ALL bad!
Ummm ah, you might want ... ah forget it
And just because they may have been bad once, does that mean that that is all they are.
And not everyone that wears a uniform is a insensitive, racist POS. Having worked 10 years in one of Americas largest Law Enforcement Agencies, I can attest to the good and bad on both sides. And majority of the time, both "sides," have respect for each other. Media loves to play up the negative. You will always hear the leaning negative from the media and todays "journalists." Ripe definition of "Yellow Journalism."
Not like their Sentence is gonna change.... would be nice tho
#FACTS
Just remember people.. Not everyone locked up is a murderer.
Ted Bundy be like: 👁️👄👁️💅🏼🔪So I didn't commit 30 homicides(Joke)
Yeah like those guys who were locked up for selling 300k worth of avocados
Leverage wait what?! 😂
Spiky Eyelashes the avocado boss uses is appearntly very dangerous. I’m generally serious
Lol yeah your right we have rapists sexual predators that target 14 year olds. Terrorists people who commit war crimes, looters,
“you are bad guy, but this does not mean you are bad guy.”
Thanks Satan.
It's the quote of Zanggif
Deadpool right? The metal guy? I feel like I heard this quote before
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@@RacingPepe it's from Wreck-it-Ralph
This speaks directly to how the deputy treats the men. I have no doubt he treats them like they are humans and not just criminals.
News actually referring to these men with their names instead of just "inmate". Good job news you are learning
Thank you for this observation. Walk in truth and light.
@ there’s no way that those inmates would have been in there for pedophilia, because they would be in a totally separate area due to how many of them are brutally beaten or killed by the other inmates.
Most of them are still inmates.
@@chasejackson7248 so you're basically telling me inmates arent human?
@@trentjacoby648 well obviously I can’t speak from experience, so I’m sure you know what you are talking about. I’m going off of what I’ve heard from former convicts and people who work at prisons so that’s what I base myself off of.
This is why we should treat EVERYONE like you would want
Not everyone
I do treat everyone like I want. Like shit, because that's how I want.
Edit: it's a joke. Original comment is written wrong.
It's word okay.
@@TheMijman WTF SLAVERY?
Sweet16 r/woooooosh
@Sweet16 what
I think people forget that these people are human beings. Breaking the law doesn't mean someone is a monster or has no humanity in them.
I'm proud of these guys for helping!
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Yeah that's true
Some people in there are monsters.
@@FormulaVase-kp3dc absolutely. But some are just people who made really bad choices.
Yes it is all about the path
This is also a reminder of something that was once said to me by a CO. "We're only one mistake from being where you all are. We are human, same as you guys are. We treat you the way we want to be treated because we know that."
A CO said that to me too
Years ago, I was a volunteer with my church and we regularly conducted services on the yard at a California Level 3 facility. The inmates used to joke with us that the only difference between them and us, was that they got caught. :) To be honest, at first I was a bit offended, until I realized that my mistakes didn't land me in prison, but theirs did.. that was the only difference. A few years later, one of the inmates who had been a regular part of our services needed a place to stay.. he became my roommate in my condo for 3 years and is still a close friend till this day! We joked that he did his 3 years of his parole at my place haha
The prisoner was like: ima save this whole mans career
Loopy r/wooosh
@Loopy no, u don't get it. The joke says the man's whole career thats why they said that
R6 recruit r/YOUUSEDITWRONG
@@yejikim3481 r/wooosh
Loopy career and life at the same time.
Not everyone in jail is a scumbag. This video isn't surprising at all.
Not surprising... but its kinda Heartwarming
DISS_ thenicesven Agreed
Yes u are right maybe my choice of words doesn't reflect what I was trying to say.
George Agdgdgwngo I’m not giving you my bank details, George
@@ulterful but there is a pigeon in your account sir
"So I say, you are bad guy, but that does not mean you are bad guy."
-Zangief, 2013
Epic reference
I though it was the bad guy song from Billie ellish
Cheeseball Man God damnit
I don't understand but ok
@@shirashira5177 Wreck it Ralph
To look at the three. It is hard to believe they are inmates. Bless you guys for helping.
Well me and loveless are home now Whitehead will be home next year
Just because you are bad guy, does not mean you’re “bad guy”
Hi, Zangief
*Group hug*
For the most part, yes. Yet if you do anything with children you’re a bad person.
I heard that line before- In, wreck it ralph.
@@Mjb31 Hell, some inmates don't like pedo either.
It’s things like this that convince me the world isn’t truly screwed.
Prison is a warehouse for bonded property nothing more, this is super screwed.
@@MasterTaters Naa there some that deserve to be there for life and get out early and there some that deserve the death penalty like immediately after there sentenced. Especially child molesters
@@originalkingx7424 Doesn't change a thing about what I just said so I don't know why you said it, still bonded property.
They probably did it to get let out early
But it is tho tbh
"I couldn't just watch the man die like that."
These men literally could've used this as an opportunity, but instead did the right thing.
Things like this make me still have a little faith in humanity.
Seriously. I mean if they hated the dude like this one CO I hated where I was at, I'd watch his life leave his eyes while eating a bag of the whole shabangs...
But this guy seemed like a real one, and CO or not if you're a real one I wouldn't want to see someone take their last breath in the pen and would do anything in my power to help them.
What oppurtunity? There are like 10 more locked doors with more guards.
Unlike a lot of the guards who would stand there, finish their coffee and sandwich then walk over and kick the inmate to see if he'll wake up. Then they might call for help. Only because they might get in trouble for not calling.
@@Dragonfire2505 I mean, they could have taken him hostage if they really wanted to right? I was just saying, this could've gone differently. They even could have just left him alone, but even though they're doing the time they did the right thing.
oppertunity to do what?
do you think this was the only guard in the entire building?
or that the guard could walk out without going through checks? let alone the prisoners.
life isn't a movie dude.
It pays to be nice to people, it really does.
This just goes to show that some people aren’t bad, they just make bad decisions. ✨
238 likes and not a single comment? Yare yare daze
@@mk2op274 koichi robbed a dolphin. Because a dolphin robbed koichi. But the dolphin robbed koichi because he insulted you. But either way a dolphin robbed koichi (who tf is liking dis lol it's not even funny)
Right
@@zuro8553 well that was a waste of time
@@ichigoisthegoat mhm.. why did I spend time typing that
See,not everyone who is jail is bad,they're not bad,they're not heartless,you never know the story behind them
If you look at their mugshots online you’ll find that one is a child molester.. now, you were saying something about them not being bad people?
@@edd3356 people change that's all I gotta say
You need to put a space after your commas my guy and you forgot the word in
@@edd3356 And why is that your business? People can change, and if you think people can't your the one who's a bad person, not them.
For those of you supporting a child molester, you need to realize that many reoffend as soon as they’re released. Child molesters and rapists typically can’t be rehabilitated. So yes, he is still a bad person.
Some people make horrible choice, but not everyone is a monster- just very broken. Wateva they did to get there, they showed heart. Hopefully they improve. And can b redeem
Wise word mate.
Yes Obito we got that
underrated
Would murder consider redeemable ??
If so im just gonna head out and start sliting throaths
great great words man.
Puts your faith back in humanity, there is always someone willing to help. Thank you
Your welcome
Prisoners are still people.
If you are good to them and respect them, they will be good to you and respect you.
Bad guy is what they do, not what they are. They can still do good if they choose to
That's why: this is unique case in history of Universe.
@@peter58peter So is Yoshei Shiratori!Both of these cases prove that if prisons were kinder the prisoners would behave better
Depend on the person to
Ethribin that's very true. As a CO I met many inmates that I actually became friends with and still talk to now that I'm retired and they served their sentence.
I used to work in a state prison, and I'll say you have to have an extreme amount of trust in an inmate to pop their cell door like that. You know this deputy was damn fair to those guys and they respected him for it.
The deputy was able to place his trust in three inmates. That speaks volumes about him.
You two are thinking that hobbs wasn’t in a desperate situation and needed to do something drastic to save his own life.
@@sludge4125 they could've easily opened all the doors and take whatever weapons, keys he had on him
@@immaburi2015 People on the outside just have no idea about how inmates think. I recommend you watch a couple videos to get the picture.
As Larry Lawton likes to say: If you ever speeded with your car, more than 20mph over the limit and you'd hit and kill someone, you'd go to prison for murder.
Those people are in prison too. Possession-charges. People who couldn't pay bills... There are tons of ways to go to prison. While most violent people are in lockup and not in the general area of the prison...
People believing that everyone in prison is a murderer who only thinks about how they can escape is one of the reasons the prison-system is such a shitty place...
@@liquidminds my response was to sludge, who claimed that the warden opened the gates because he was in a desperate situation. I agree with him, but the inmates had all the power, they could have done anything.
I'm Latino, many family members I know have been to jail/prison. I believe they would've used that opportunity in a different way that these men did.
The officer seems like a great man, that the prisoners chose to save him and sit still, rather than anything else
People think just because they are inmates they are horrible people. Look at these guys, beautiful.
Edit: Okay, everyone is replying “They might all be in for murder” and that they wanted to get out of jail but I’m not saying every inmate is amazing or bad. I mean you commit the crime, do the time but some of these people could’ve been wrongly accused and did nothing. These inmates have shown that just because they are inmates they still have room for the superhero side of them.
Well, most people in prison are there for non-violent drug offenses.
How do u know they aren’t all in for murder?
@@handsomesquidward6704 I don't, I'm simply speaking statistically.
GrindcoreNinja That was directed to the op
i think they were hoping for a get out of jail free card... the one guy has a gofundme already
These three men are truly heroes!! God bless them for this beautiful thing that they did!! ❤ Thanks guys!!
Your welcome
@@TerryLoveless❤😊👍
We need more stories like this. Well, of humans helping humans
You're not funny.
brian bouf its not supposed to be funny :/
You might be an alien
brian bouf this wasn’t a joke???
Happens a lot it’s just that it isn’t showed on the headlines as much as stupid stuff today
Once a swedish prisonguard forgot to lock a door from the inmates cellrooms to the kitchen where they had knives and other things that could be used as weapons. Three of the inmates noticed but instead of doing some dumb shit they baked a cake and had an all nighter movie night. They were later rewarded for good behaviour👍
Wait that’s so wholesome
@@whatdoyouevencallchannelna6264 yeah i know right? If u treat people like actual human beings eith feelings they will behave like it too
OMG WHY IS THAT SO WHOLESOME IM NOT CRYING YOU ARE
They also made a blanket fort! 😂
@@IBAmyB oh yeah i forgot about that xD
“We can’t help everyone, but everyone can help someone.”
- Ronald Reagan
He certainly helped the Contras.
Quoting Reagan, lol.
“Noice”
-some old man
"We can't piss on every grave, but everyone can piss on Ronald Reagan's grave"
- Me
@@Sina-dv1eg lmaooo
Thank you, gentlemen- for coming to this deputy’s rescue. (And also the others /inmates that were trying to alert of deputy’s issues) Hoping your kindness and fast acting is reflective in your reviews. 🤞
The deputy looks like he’s treating the inmates as humans, not some trash, i respect that. And I respect those who treat everyone the same
“So maybe I don’t want to be the BAD GUY anymore!” - Mega mind
@Travis Blue so just like megamind? At least I'm pretty sure he didn't kill anyone
I just watched that movie today! 😂 I'm reading it in his voice
Top comment god
Ah, I see you are also a man of culture.. 😌
Ollo, erm it's hello, Helloooo
"Treat someone like a human, and you're gonna get a human. Treat someone like an animal, and you're gonna get an animal." -Larry Lawton
@@z-a-p-h-k-i-e-l3290 Absolutely.
@@z-a-p-h-k-i-e-l3290 I was just quoting Larry Lawton. I thought this was a good quote.
@@z-a-p-h-k-i-e-l3290 animals are compared because they have no consciousness when it comes to their acts. it has nothing to do with being a monster. first understand the meaning and then act so sensitive thank you
That's not true because back in medieval times when you hanged somebody there were less crime
I live in the UK that is really dangerous for crime you can't walk at night without drug dealers going up to you ya have to scare the criminals with harsh punishments anyway this guy probably wants to get out early
@@z-a-p-h-k-i-e-l3290 no ite becuase we have became more nice and treating them good so they think they can break the rules
There isn't enough kindness in this world, that's for sure.
That can be an insidious belief to have. You might think "Screw it, it nobody is kind I'm not going to be kind either." Then when someone sees YOU being unkind due to your belief, they adopt the same belief. And on and on, in a downward spiral of negativity.
The only way to beat this is to be the change you want to see in the world, and start an upward spiral of kindness.
@@Chickaqee you're being unkind right now
A "UNIFORM" NEVER makes the hero, the HUMAN makes the hero.
Why do I feel like I’ve heard that before
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I love your comment 🤗
✝️Jesus loves you. God sent him on the cross to die for YOU so you can be freed from sin and spend all eternity in heaven. He is surely coming soon!!
Humans are the ones who cause most pain in this world so this is bullshit
The fact that the officer trusted them enough to buzz open their door while he was in a vulnerable state says a lot, I hope their heroic actions show the judge that they are redeemable and they can get time off their sentence.
They deserve their praise for the good they did...but without knowing their initial crimes, let's not "put the cart before the horse", as my Gram would say✌🏾
Miamislatinking Gaming you can get out earlier for good behavior, if this isn’t good behavior idk what is.
@ilikebacon No,.. recognizing that someone did the right thing in a life altering moment is not treating them like a child. The apprecation is not required nor should it be expected. That doesn't mean any praise/recognition is off the table. That's what other decent ppl would naturally do when hearing about this.... & I'm specifically pointing out not letting it go too far, as ppl tend to do w/ children.😉
Miamislatinking Gaming what’s the different
@ilikebacon they didnt "ask" for help.. they called for help to save someone's life. Are you suggesting they shouldn't have??? You talking about no special treatment for being decent but are hinting that they shouldn't be decent. Stay on topic. I said what I said and meant it as it was said... Raise your comprehension & make sense when you @me🙄
“Terry Loveless”
He clearly showed a lot of love for that officer.
@⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ I'm confused
@⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ What?-
@⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻ Ok??
And Mr Smalls sure didn't act small. Saying he acted like a grownup is an understatement. The same with Mr Whitehead and Mr Loveless. These three inmates should get a couple pages on their permanent record detailing this incident of heroism. Even if they can't get parole.
Why is Walter’s last name whitehead-
Thank god for the inmates may god bless them
People make mistakes, it's natural just doesn't mean people are bad.
Exactly
She_pig if you do the crime u have to pay the time it’s tough and unfair but it is what it is
why is almost every comment here like its black and white, theyre either good people or bad people. Its like people dont realize the huge amount of people that arent just, bad, or good.
Is it a mistake when somebody stabs somebody in the neck
@@aqaurus1681 ever heard of motive, emotional and mental issues?
Just because you did the wrong thing, doesn’t mean you’re a bad person (thanks for the likes. Didn’t expect to have this so much likes)
What about someone who was charged for a murder spree?
I smuggled drugs and killed multiple people BUT I paid for the persons lunch in front of me at McDonald’s so I’m good.
@@Coin1_ XD
@Seigi Kachimasu yep it goes both ways
@Snazzgers Yarg yeah but everyone does bad stuff for a reason. for example, lets say your family is homeless and you have no money for food or water. you either steal something, or you let you and your family starve to death.
The action of these three men just goes to show, there are people with good hearts no matter what the situation. Blessings to these Hero's!!!
You're right here dear.
Agreed
Exactly
@Steph's Chihuahuas unless the book killed it's family
I mean one of them could be a rapist but... forgive and forget...
This proves that people are naturally good, when given the chance. These inmates reacted from their heart!
We all make mistakes, the only difference between me and someone else is that some people get caught and some don’t. ❤️
May these inmates all be blessed with a wonderful life❤️❤️
Thank you 🙏🏽 I was just released last week it’s been rough but I’ll be fine just have to find my way
disagree with you on that one..there are some pretty evil off the scale ones there.
The fact that these 3 prison inmates are kinder than most people I know, is just sad. (No disrespect to the inmates, these guys are true heros.)
You are sadly right nowadays most people are dicks and would just film this instead of help
@@herochronos3188 I know! That security camera is such a dick!
Most inmates aren’t bad people, most just picked the wrong crowd and are easily influenced people, who make wrong choices, doesn’t make them bad. Surround most of those people around only good people on the outside and I guarantee, most of them will stay good people.
Lots of inmates have been to the bottom and you treat them right, they'll treat you right. Not always, some people are just flat out scum (pedophiles, murderers, etc) but most these guys are in for drug offenses or lesser charges.
My roommate is a correction officer, my husband is a felon. I've seen both sides of the table, and you'd be surprised how similar the two really are.
You guys dont even know what those imates did
He obviously treats them as he should. As humans.
And for that they respect him.
When he goes back to work they should greet him back with a cup of coffee together and a chat.
While it’s great what they did and glad they did and believe most people deserve to be treated with respect what if they were murderers and ended someone’s life? Not everyone deserves to be treated with respect. Think about impacts some of the criminals had on people.
Do jails still do close pop? This looks kinda like it
YEARS ago in the 90s or around, there were a few states that did a type of open population jails called close pop or something. You'd have 1-2 guards assigned to 20-30 different inmates, who would all sit in the same room the whole day, totally free with no bars or protection besides their glocks and walkies. Sounds incredibly dangerous by today's standards but the guards and inmates usually ended up becoming close with one another and would play cars or dominoes with them, tell jokes, what have you. I thought the program was closed because there were more guards smuggling contraband as a result but idk
Tatsu Slays it sucks that people think like that. Instead prisons should be rehabilitating the criminals into “normal” citizens. If you treat them like animals, they’ll behave like animals..
@@tatsuslays919 mutual respect is one of the few things that keeps a prison from spinning out of control. With out even the smallest amount of respect prison's would descend into a world chaos and extreme violence.
@@tatsuslays919 STILL THEY SHOULD BE TREATED LIKE A HUMAN BEING NO ONE SHOULD BE TREATED BADLY WITH NO RESPECT WHATSOEVER
"Just because you are bad guy, doesn't mean you are 'bad guy' "
Wreck-it Ralph
Ha thx man
ZANGIEF!! 🤣
Technically Zangief said that, but it did come from that movie
Perfect
lol
These gentlemen prove the reasoning behind never judging someone. We all make mistakes but it doesn’t mean we are bad people. So glad they helped this officer.
The climate is more civil in this facility than most places in the US right now.
crazy but true
True
Tru dat 👍👍👍
Sad but true
that’s sad though