My Scariest Moment as a Cop
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My SCARIEST moment! - บันเทิง
So much respect to you guys!!! 💙 I got so nervous just by listening to your story.
Lingzhen Kong same here!
He was breathing so hard. Crazy.
Lingzhen Kong Iii
Lingzhen Kong exactly. that's why I hate those people that keep calling all cops racist!
sry off topic but im the 401st like lol
So when you retire will you become officer 401k?
I just noticed that soon he will have 401k subs
Lmao
Lol
Rhet Newto- Now that's some Fantastic, Funny stuff! Thanks!!
That's pretty good lol
I feel like kids suffer the most when the adults act crazy
They do unfortunately
It’s people like you that let us live peacefully
OMG thx for a heart
The crazy thing is that people don't respect these guys. It just blows my mind. Their lives are on the line everyday and people still disrespect them.
@@goobygoober_69 can’t blame the people man. When you have shit heads running around harassing people it happens.
The scariest part is silence when you expect something there but it’s just silence
Jehsh Adams exactly because it lets your mind ramp it up and create the most uniquely terrifying thing to you
Jehsh Adams no it's when you think nothing going to happen and then boom
Lord mun both fuckin terrifying but yeah that might be a little scarier
That's why we all hate jump scares
Personally, I think they scariest thing is the moment between hearing an unknown RPG and waiting for it to hit something.
1 year ago, this is the video that convinced me to begin my dream of becoming a police officer.
Next month, starting the academy.
how is the academy going bro?
Yea we want to know
Yea
How is it?
youre a loser!,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
Everyone who dislikes these videos must have been arrested by the legend himself, Officer401 😏
Mother Russia I would be honored to be arrested by Officer 401. Just for bragging rights! I'm not going to do dumb 💩 to get arrested but it would be a hell of a story!
Or they've met his car door
Mother Russia
МАМА РОССИЯ
Ken Mitchell you are a stupid fuck
I liked this because I’m Русская
"Mommy and daddy, daddy shot mommy" This is horror movie material
"The scariest part of my job"
Paperwork.
*shakes* No please NOO
My lip was quivering as i read that last word
Smh
so you're scared of paperworks but not a mass murderer trying to kill you? ok ;)
@@pp_ni_krissy_692 you ever hear of a joke my guy? Like you know. Things people say for some laughs. Or since this whole covid thing happened, is fun illegal now?
Guess I'm taking another break from midterms officer401 uploaded
Brett C good luck bruh
Mid terms it’s the 3rd week of January maybe 2nd week of school ?
I subbed cause you ride a go kart and WRX...YOUR WELCOME
Brett C i have midterms as well right now.
MrHelpGuy411 not how my county works we usually get it last week of January
Wow that story is Crazy so much respect for officers who can stay so cool
RebelOnAMission Much respect to every officer tbh. It takes a lot of guts and character to be a police officer. Especially in our society today when they're so hated for absolutely no logical reason.
Thank you, I'm going to be a police officer and we want people like you that think like that, thank you!
Took you 1 hour to watch the video ? jesus
Alejandro Ramirez I wanna be a police officer too. I still got ways to go though. I wanna be a State Trooper, hbu?
Erika Nance I want to be a LAPD, I'm 14 years old and I'm about to enter police academy.
I have pulled dead,
mangled bodies from cars. I have lied to people as they were dying. I said you are going to be fine as I held their hand and watched the life fade out. I have held dying babies. Bought lunch for people who were mentally ill and haven't eaten in a while. I have had people try to stab me. Fought with men trying to shoot me. Ben attacked by women who have had the shit kicked out of them by their husband as I was arresting him. I have held towels on bullet wounds. Done CPR when I knew it wouldn't help just to make family members feel better. I have torn down doors, fought in drug houses. Chased fugitives though the woods. I have been in high speed car chases. Foot chases across an interstate during rush hour traffic. I have been in crashes. Been squeezing the trigger about to kill a man when they came to their senses and stopped. Waded through large angry crowds by myself. Drove like a mad man to help a fellow officer. Let little kids who don't have much sit in my patrol car and pretend they are a cop for their birthday. I have taken a lot of people to jail. Given many breaks. Prayed for people I don't even know. Yes and at times I have been violent when I had to be. I have been kind when I could. I admit I have drove to some dark place and cried by myself when I was overwhelmed. I have missed Christmas and other holidays more than I wanted too. Every cop I know has done all these things and more for lousy pay, suckie hours and a short life expectancy. We don't want your pity, I don't care for your respect. Just let us do our jobs without killing us.
Amen to that sir !
Not to be "That Guy", but i've seen this before.
Unoriginal Name yea
john folsom Officer Folsom, you have my respect and admiration whether you want it or not.
Same for any office who endures this lifestyle because they know that’s where they need to be and that’s what God has for them.
Praying for you.
Im a potato.
Dear lord. Civilians have no idea. They wonder why you guys become numb after years on the force. They wonder why sometimes you're in a bad mood when you show up to a pointless call after leaving something like this.
@@drowningin Her comment has nothing to do with feelings. And you shouldn't assume what someone's life is like. Just saying.
shut up stupid,,,,,,
@հokцƽ ρokus you don't think cops are civilians? What makes them not civilians?
@@3rd-eye-neenja563 for somebody that fights justice you really haven’t fought any justice.
Cops are civilians too
Thank you for your service
@@ford4202 oooooohhhh burn
It's Thank you for your protection.
@@RubyPF And service,,, Officer401 was in the military
@@BubbaLawz Eh
Ford OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
My thoughts go out for this little girl. I couldn't imagine experencing that at such a young age.
Couldn't imagine that happening to me at any age.
Gabriel Ordones she was literally shot in the HEAD BY HER DAD. How is that not as important as the cops being there ?? You sound crazy
That smell is something that once you smell it, you will ALWAYS remember it. Always. I remember the first time I really recognized it for what it was, and it was the first suicide call I'd ever been to as an EMT. Blood and gunpowder. Awful. To this day, my response to either is visceral. Be grateful if you have never experienced it.
Treadingjello
And even worse stench when the body starts to decay. I can never forget.
Drama queens like you two should just stay as a walmart door greeter.
I've smelled so much blood with alcohol in it that normal blood smell nauseates me.
@@darksnow1111 You probably would throw up and cry if you had to go to a gun suicide call. Blood everywhere, pieces of skull and brain matter, the stench of death, etc.
@@darksnow1111 like you could handle it,its one of the worst thing I have ever sent or smelled
I can relate to you around the same type of scenario. I was 21 years old and I was a medic we were called to police shooting call. Typically somebody was shot either a suspect or an officer. We were told not to run code. So pretty much somebody was dead. When we arrived on scene there was blankets and barriers in place. Not the first time but it was my last. More or less it was a murder suicide. The woman 38 the 3 children 8 months 2 years and 4 years. The male 41. He had shot each victim execution style other than the baby he shot her in the face with a 12 gauge shotgun. That was the worst thing I had ever seen in my life. I did my job and when we were cleared I removed my uniform and walked home from the scene. When I got home I grabbed my kids and held them with me and I cried. I just couldn't wrap my head around what it would take for a person to do something like that.
Ken Mitchell I want to say something to make you feel better. Any ideas? Lol bc I can't think of anything to make THAT better, but I wish like hell I could.
I'm sorry seems hollow, but I am sorry that you had to see that.
Sorry that exists in this world. Damn.
There's some very hate filled people in this world that could care less what happened to you me or anyone else for that matter the best I can do is try to help other people who suffer with tragedy thank you for understanding that this world is not always a nice place I just ask that you all hold on to humanity and always love your children. If you feel that you can't do so then please please please reach out to someone else or an agency that can help you still to this day I have nightmares about that day I have talked to others about things like this for one reason to help them to cope with whatever their issue may be
sad part about reaching out for help is that you seem as a weak person.
Nobody should have to see something like that.
Ive got goose bumps
Michael Briggs, I hope 401 has a coping mechanism. Some shit you just can’t unsee.
truthseeker very true.
SO A bloody treble experiance
Michael Briggs As a retired LEO, It's a hell of a feeling. Just hearing him talk about it brings me back to some terrible scenes & experiences.
God Bless the men & woman that work in Law Enforcement & the other first responders.
we can never tell cops enough how much their service is appreciated.
Worst shit always hits at shift change. Their are no true atheist in the Patrol division. Stay safe out their 401. Cover 6.
This is why as civilians we need to support cops and make sure that individual officers can afford body armor even if their departments don't provide it to them.
thefilmguy cops are civilians too
Government = the shepherd. Does the financial stuff like building the fence to get the wolf out.
Sheep = ths ordinary citizens
Sheep dog = the citizens who put on the badge, sperating them from the normal civilians, and are the true protecters of the flock.
Wolf = self explanatory.
Yes.
Yes that's a really good idea. I'm not going to lie, I do wear a vest that is "expired". Nothing I can do about it for now. Just keep moving forward and hope for the vest
Which most are justifiable...
I want more stories like this!
The world doesn't need more stories like this
go join law enforcement then
Tom Le no I don't like brutal evil such as this should ever be on TH-cam. Some dumbass getting a car door to the face, hell yeah. A shooter getting run down like a dog, Fing awesome. A innocent child's horrible trama. No never and quiet honestly kinda disappointed in officer 401 for thinking this was ok to share. Please take the video down.
Adam, I think this is officer 401 being transparent about what it's like to be a cop. Some days are paperwork and speeding tickets. Other days you have to deal with people that have done things to each other that you couldn't imagine.
Jack Miller we all know life is crappy. But not even criminals "with a few exceptions that work themselves out" up kids. Just not necessary in being transparent. Just leave the innocent 4 year old out of it.
God bless you 401, thank you for your service.
Little girl shot through the head and makes a full recovery, is healthy enough to run to a neighbors house.... proof of god imo...
Poor little kid :( I really hope she gets a better future :'(
Poor baby. She may have recovered physically but mentally she needs a life time of help.
Thanks for sharing. My ex-fiance was a police officer before he got promoted to detective in a small town here in Texas.
I used to do ride-alongs with him and a couple of the other officers all the time. This was many years ago in the early 80s. I was the captain of the Explorer post and we actually had an office cubicle back in the back by the police officers. One night I was in there late and there were a couple of the officers in the back and they got a DV call. They asked if I wanted to go and I did so I hopped in with my fiance. On the way there everybody was on the private Channel talking about how they knew this couple and how they were always fighting and everything and basically they were relaxed. However when we got there, as I was walking up to the door behind them. This one officer came out of the door and yelled for me to go back to the car. So I obviously went. As soon as I turn to go back to the car he began throwing up. Found out that this normal every week DV call that they received wasn't so normal this time. The guy had literally blew his wife's head off. I won't go into the gory details of the photos that I saw but I'm sure you know what I'm talking about. That was just before I started Police Academy back in 1984. And I never ever forgot that. I don't think I ever will.
Abusers often kill their victims while pregnant or if they try to leave. Never assume just because he regularly commits DV that it won’t end in bloodshed. Damn, I feel so bad for these women and even more so for the innocent children.
This video right here needs to be played to all academy classes. They need a down to eartrh on the job guy like you who can give insight to what theyre going to have to expect to encounter.
Chrislos
They do! It's part of the training, in Texas anyway, but most academies have extensive training on all aspects of policing.
Man, I respect cops so much for having to deal with that stuff instead of me.
Sir, I listened to this with tears welling up in my eyes. I am terribly sad to hear that you had to go through such a horrifying situation like that. It seems there is no limit to how corrupt the human heart can be. Thank you for helping keep this world a safer place. Stay safe out there...and keep your good heart.
I'm usually pretty jaded, but I'll be the first to admit this one kind of got to me.
I'll pray for you and for the little girl ,it's so horrible what she went through .. with that said I don't have words nor an Idea what you witnessed/experienced that day but I'll pray for you
Stay strong Sir
Anthony Valles Praying to the same 'God' that made it happen. Very smart...
J.ake. dear hades dude just stop. Literally God isn't Real or he is WE DON'T KNOW just let the person have there opinions.
Logan L. Why not?
Logan L. Exactly there's a time and a place and this definitely wasn't the place.
This is a sad state of a world where all of the people above me responding to this comment do not believe in Jesus Christ. I do. 100%.
Former military, former EMT. Your remark about smelling the iron in the blood struck a nerve. I don't know whether my last memory of a smell will be that or the smell of a human body in the early stages of decomposition.
For me it will probably be the smell of the decomposing body. Blood part doesn't bother me much for some reason. Thank you for your service.
“My scariest experience as a officer was eating at McDonald’s with my buddies at 5:30am”
same.
When my grandfather was in Vietnam they were surrounded by North Vietnamese at night and in their broken English the Vietnamese were chanting “G.I. you die tonight” my grandfather luckily made it out alive.
History Geek044 holy fuck that would screw me up so badly
OMFG my uncle was there with your grandfather he never made it but we got a report on that
Stories like this can make you second guess about becoming an officer or any first responder, but it also shows us that we need people who can overcome this. Praise to all who work in these types of fields. Scary and rewarding at the same time.
It does seem like it would deter people,but I really love this line of work,I know that I either help people,help the community or I can console the people who suffer losses.It just eats away at me every time somebody I respond to dies,its like why wasn't I faster or how could I have stopped this.
This gives me a whole new respect for cops and what they have to see.
o shit your an mcso captain. former mcso lt, and ctpd, noice to meet you, (I probably look like a fucking moron commentig this)
FlightFood yeah lol
*choose to see
selfish ghost and you're a narcissist bullying kids, grow up and take responsibilities.
Strictify this is cancer
WOW. Been retired coming on 7 years, watching this has bought a tear to my eye and frankly a few memories that should stay hidden away in the deep dark recesses of my mind, ones that appear only in nightmares (My two ex-wives both wondered why I shouted in my sleep) or when really drunk with mates I served with. John FOLSOM below nailed it. I was never concerned about my personal safety until after, too busy doing the job, it's when I got home, I'd sit in my car heartbroken until I could go in, say I had a good day to the misses and cuddle my my kids without anyone realising I was in a very dark and scary place, I just couldn't lay it on them. Here's the rub, I was a Police Officer in London (England) and I recognised the story, this could've be anywhere in the world, we are all brothers. Keep safe.
God protect you everywhere you go and I hope your mind finds peace through all those dark moments you’ve been through. Thank you for your service good sir.
That has to be terrifying. I couldnt even imagine
The scariest moment for me was pulling into the parking lot for dunkin donuts only to find that they permanently shut it down 2 days ago... :(
opa blyaaat I thought you said drunken donuts
opa blyaaat 😂😂😂
Sorry for your loss, I couldn't imagine going through a loss like that. You're in my prayers bro.
Mr. Doughboy dude. It was so horrible that my crown vic started crying... Windshield fluid all over the place
R.I.P
Every day as a police officer is scary
True... As an officer, we learn to turn off the "scared" switch and turn on the "let's do it" button.
Waylon Donovan Of the fam and its a huge shame that people disrespect cops these days when they literally sacrifice their lives just to save ungratful people
Hugh. J Arshole ungrateful*
Hugh. J Arshole I know some cops are assholes but the hated just because someone is one is just wrong in my opinion.
"daddy shot mommy" hit me so hard in the feels. 😔
Thank you so much for your service. One day I will be on your team sir, stay safe!
Damn, all of that for $35k-$40k a year
Kawshik K he’s got detective salary now.😏
Some cops make over $100k a year. Maybe more with overtime.
MattBaker I know the NYPD does, not sure about Georgia
Kawshik K my criminal justice professor was a sheriff in Schenectady NY. He made $180k a year with overtime. I live in upstate ny and even the small town guys make at least $55k/year.
Kawshik K It depends on the state and department. The city police for where I live requires a bachelors degree and pays more than the sheriff’s office which requires at least a high school diploma
I can't believe how stupid I am, I was wondering why does 401 have a mic in his car. Then I realized oh it's his 🚔.
Nick Taylor no it's not it's his car
He edits at home
Oh he's riding up in his detective car
iseetrains no he's not that's his car lol
Acid Trips420 Why is someone named Acid Trips420 watching a cop channel?
My heart hurts for that little girl...Much respect for you Officer 401 . Thank you for your service.
Big respect man, I know the feeling as a combat veteran about to deploy again who plans on hitting the Academy once I return. Big respect and thank you.
I was in the Navy back in the mid 80s and we did a joint tour with the Coast Guard to stop and seize any drug runners, I was on the 50 cal (we were a small ship) when we noticed a flashy speed boat just haulin tail, we started to give chase but it was obvious that he could outrun us no prob.. now our blood was pumping already as we were told that we could expect gun fire at any moment.. and sure enough, he stopped running, turned and started to come at us, shooting his pistol... could have been a 9mm.. not sure, my Captain said "Oh he is NOT shooting that pea shooter at us... Gunner take him out!" now I KNOW what the Captain meant was to disable to boat, but my nerves were so on edge that within 5 shots I had done a head shot... to this day I can still "see" that moment his head disappeared in slow motion...
I was told by all sorts of people including my Captain that I was justified in taking his life, but it still (34 years later) bothers me.. when we pulled up to the boat and they fished his body out of the water he had SO MUCH Coke taped to his chest it was unreal... so I think I helped save a couple kids that day.. but it still haunts me, I still have nightmares of that moment.. waking up with heavy breathing and cold sweat, so I can totally understand where you are coming from.
Kazahmish if it still effects you that seriously you should consider getting psychiatric help like a therapist
Lord mun ^
Brutal...thanks for sharing, thanks for serving.
That little girl had an angel on her shoulder that day. Your an amazing officer. Stay safe
Out of all of the story's I've ever heard this is the only one that has made me rethink becoming a forensics analysis. I mean no serial killer has ever made me rethink, but this story got me.
Holy crap
Hey man I just want to say I know calls like this are unforgettable just remember you were the hero to that little girl. It’s hard to forget calls like that.
You need to do one on the most hilarious arrest you ever made. Much respect to you!
Stay safe out there brotha! Thank you for the videos breakdowns and knowledge much love!
But always awesome to see a new officer401 video!
Dude I just want to thank you for making this awesome vids and entertaining us while serving and or protecting whatever community you are in 😁
Love all your vids 401, this one is definitely up there... Thanks for the great content as always!
Good video man. I love the stories.
Damn...I really want to become a cop,and omg this story is so amazing
Appreciate the story man, love coming to the channel and seeing new stuff. Being in fire/Ems I can say I know the blood smell, and the other end of the spectrum, where they’ve been closed up in a Chevy blazer for a week.
austin kazmierski I have been there with you brother. I'm a former ems myself.
austin kazmierski - That's an assault on the senses that is indescribable. Something I'll never forget myself.
Just a question out of curiosity, this smell that you speak of, does it only occur when theirs large amounts of blood, or could you still smell it if you cut your self and was only bleeding a little from your body?
Non Stop the smell comes from larger than normal amounts. Makes you think “dang, there really that much in there”?! The iron smell is rough for sure just because of what it is, but the dead guy that’s been marinating for a week or two is worse in my opinion. It’s a smell that you can’t shake for sure!
Like Austin said, it takes what seems like a lot of it to get that smell. It takes more than a flesh wound too, it seems.
But.... when a bodies been marinating for a while you know it's going to be bad. Worse one I experienced was in a van. He had started to leak he was so bloated. When the MA moved him he popped. That smell covered the entire parking lot. This was also in Phx, AZ in the middle of the summer. I couldn't eat till the next day...
Man you gave me goosebumps with this one ! stay safe bro!
Much Respect for what you do! Respect from N-AZ
Do more of these please!
Wow officer401. Thank you and first responders everywhere for your service.
Subbed for sure, I like how down to earth you are and truthful about your experience. Thank you for your service I hope all LEO's keep up the amazing work.
Much respect brother stay safe out there
Detective working a very difficult case in CID
*Officer401 uploads*
Detective drops the entire case to watch the video
I stopped eating tide pods to watch this video
Lol XD did you enjoy it
NicholasG28 ...oh
NicholasG28
Good idea, unless of course you ate them afterwards and are not around to read this any longer. 🤤
Thanks for sharing and your service.
I got chills listening to this story, thank you for your service.
Thank you for sharing the story maybe I'll make more people aware a little bit more of how what can happen with a gun in the wrong hands I feel for that little girl and I'm glad she made a full recovery my heart goes out to her my prayers will be with her thank you and God bless
397k subs? Almost officer401k subs ;)
Im glad you shared that with us love all your content thanks.
Me too, I got nervous just listening. You tell stories very well, the right details. Your videos are insightful.
God that story made my eyes water. (I fully understand the situation) Thank you for your service brother. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💪🤙
These stories can not be easy to relive. Thank you for sharing
Thank you for sharing brother! God Bless you and thank you for your service, think I've said this to you a million times already, lol
Props to all officers and God bless you officer 401. Stay safe.
No issues with videos having to buffer throughout tonights youtube binge until i get to this one. Take a wild guess as to exactly what time this video paused to buffer at.
420
401, plz be careful mentioning when you're going out of town, especially since ppl know your address. Philly D got his house broken into bc he told his fans he was going out of town. His wife and son were alone, and the house had gotten broken into while he was gone. PLEASE STAY SAFE!
Carrie W nobody knows where he live.
FUNKY MARILENE CAT if they have his fan mail address
wow! thank you for sharing this...i know how hard it must be to deal with this type of situation and for you to share it with this community may help with any lingering emotions you may have...
God be with you Officer 401! Cheers from Brazil! :).. great channel bro!
That shit sounds traumatizing
Hey man because of you you made me wanna be a cop THANK YOU.
Soulless Ginger You dont want to be a cop at this time.
Adam L. Yes you do i am in training right now in the UK this is when the public needs us the most.
I’m Canadian
Thats insane man. Thanks so much for your bravery.
Massive, huge respect to ALL law enforcement officers! I really don't know how you all do it but I am so very grateful that you do.
**SOME PPL WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND, UNLESS THEY HAVE BEEN IN A SITUATION LIKE THAT IN PERSON.**
Oh God, do I ever understand the smell! There's no other way to describe it! Stay safe, brother! 💙
A lot of respect to you and all your colleagues
Thank u for ur service sir
there was a incident here in Croatia in 2014 ......a man shoot his ex wife's husband and their ten mounts old baby. He shoot the husband in the chest then he came and shoot them both in the head point blank ..........both survived, baby was not even seriously wounded
I know what you are talking about smelling the blood. I can look at blood all day long wont bother me.. But then the smell. I had a resident at my work cut open her leg really bad and hit an artery .She is fine but she bled so much.
I've watched your videos for awhile now, 1st time commenting, I've been in a very similar situation myself while I'm not a police officer I was deployed to Iraq, this brought back memories...thank you for sharing.
Dang. I'm speechless. Great videos. Thanks again
"The shit factor just got real"
-officer401 2018 LOL
😎OFFICER. 401😎
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE
GOD. BLESS
Great job man! Good we have cops like you! Thank you for your service!
Officer 401 describes the story so well. I got chills whenever he was talking about the Lt's breath changing and the silence... dammmn
As someone who is going into law enforcement I've noticed that there are several response types to this kind of story. There are those who are disgusted and rightfully so. There are those who ignore this type of violence and pretend it doesn't exist. There are those who feel everyrhing for that little girl and who will pray for her yet stay far away from situations like this. Then there are those who are motivated to get involved. My heart is broken for that baby girl. Absolutely broken. This story motivates me to work even harder at not only passing all my law enforcement tests, but blowing them out of the water so that i can become part of a team / family that will work towards preventing instances like this from occurring. I shed a tear as a father, as a husband, and as a future LEO for this little girl and the family left behind. I promise you baby that i will do everything and anything in my power to help anyone from ever having to endure something like this. This is why there are those who choose to be the line between good and evil. My heart and prayers to you and your family. My full and undying support to the LEO community.
What’s a “assault weapon” how does a weapon assault someone without a operator?
A weapon made for "assault". Pretty obvious, don't you think?
It was being handled by a swat operator, and in that moment, it was an assault rifle.
ZachBraps did you really just ask that question?
It is commonly accepted that an assault rifle is a fully automatic ArmaLite style rifle. I don't know if this is what he is referring to or not.
Whether an object is a weapon depends on the mindset of the user. A baseball bat in the hands of a baseball player is a tool. In the hands of a gang banger it's a weapon. All weapons are intended to be used for "assault", thus adding the adjective "assault" to the word "weapon" is redundant. In practice this is done by the left to demonize an inanimate object to frighten people. It's interesting to note that many states have expanded the definition of assault weapon to include semi-automatic handguns. Soon, kitchen knives will be referred to as assault weapons and the left will call for banning them. That is happening in London right now.
Damn dude my heart was racing during this story holy shit you guys see some wild stuff much respect and thank you for protecting us all when it matters most
Thank you for doing what you do Off. 401.