@@tacomiester -- Yes and a lot of the times the inorganic relationships are the best because outside the Foster system taking in a child is because you truly wanted it. It wasn't some accident from a bad night, a responsibility pushed on you from family, or a tool to collect tax breaks. Inorganic relationships like adoption is usually because the parent really wanted a child to take care of and raise.
my dad is an officer and hes told me about the people hes arrested coming up to him after they get out or something like that, and they thank him, which you would think is strange but he just treats them like humans, not complete criminals. hes taken kids to school in his patrol car because they were walking, and hes just a good man. i look up to my dad in a way.
Giving a kid a flag and pushing it towards opposing forces ranks just a little higher for me. These parents were trash for abandoning their kid. The parent I saw was nudging the kid forward and daring the soldiers to shoot his toddler son. Some people are just f**king disgusting.
The worst thing I went thru as a kid was when my mom got locked up and sent to prison and my dad was not there the family I thought would take me in turned their backs on me and gave me away to strangers. I’m so glad I didn’t let destroy me, but rather I turned that hate into hope. Now I have a family of my own.
The hug at the end made me cry! Probably the first time the kid was treated right. Kids are our future, love and affect them. Treat them right and they will be happy and successful!
Human beings are never going to treat childrens 100 percent right so our future are not gonna be 100 percent assured that it's gonna be better and peaceful, worse case scenario chaos and apocalypse level of threat. Evidence and Example, we used to be those childrens
@@paullittle8719yeh obviously, but there are many children who really are in situations like this with no-one who cares for them and nowhere to go. Kindness from even one person can make a world of difference to a child like that
This is the definition of a cop, helping people who need it most, most specifically abandoned children who are starving, that is the definition of protect and serve
@@roboticpotato3974 That’s the thing with humans. It’s natural for us humans to only help ourselves and not really care for others, but we live in a society where there is at least one person who does care and help others out of the kindness of their heart. Now cops ARE expected to help anyone and everyone in need, no matter what race/age/gender/nationality. Because that’s something they agree to do once they put on the badge. If they don’t, then it breaks their oath and ultimately betray the badge.
This happened to a friend of mine when he was in middle school. He and his brother came home from school and found that his dad had moved out and locked the doors so they couldn’t even get into the house and get their things. The mom had already abandoned them all years before that. They stayed in his older brother’s car for a little bit until his brother got his own place and then he bounced around on couches until a friend’s mom took him in as her own. Listening to him speak at her funeral several years back was almost more than I could take. She may not have given birth to him but she was his mom and she took him in when no one else wanted him.
She was a truly great woman saving that child was a constant labor of love. The kids should have broken into their house to get their things the day their old man left.
I know its just a scene from a show but children being forced to deal with adult situations absolutely breaks my heart. Every kid deserves to live as a kid free from all of the bullshit.
@@gothic_ace2037Honestly, this is mild compared to how some people actually are. And even more realistically, this is lucky compared to how lots of things happen in nature.
The Christian church is apostate and against the 10 commandments. They teach the opposite of what the Messiah did, preaching faith alone, OSAS, pretrib rapture nonsense, and they're promoting pagan idolatry like Christmas and Easter. Google the origins of these holidays, it's all ancient Roman and Babylonian god worship that the Lord hates, found nowhere in the Bible. If you want to be saved then you need to actually start obeying the instruction of God, which means not being a partaker of this stuff and keeping the 10 commandments. The church follows the Roman Empire's 321 AD Sunday law instead of the actual Saturday Sabbath commandment, which is the same problem Christ had with the Pharisees Mark 7:6-7 King James Version 6 He answered and said unto them, Well hath Esaias prophesied of you hypocrites, as it is written, This people honoureth me with their lips, but their heart is far from me. 7 Howbeit in vain do they worship me, teaching for doctrines the commandments of men. We're supposed to follow the Messiah in truth. Flee from the lies of the church and repent. We can't break the Sabbath, eat abominations like pork and shellfish, or be a partaker of worldly idolatry like praying to wood statues or crosses or christmas and easter. Yeshua, the Messiah, taught you how to be great in the kingdom: Matthew 5:19 King James Version 19 Whosoever therefore shall break one of these least commandments, and shall teach men so, he shall be called the least in the kingdom of heaven: but whosoever shall do and teach them, the same shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven. Loving your neighbor means to rebuke sinners so they repent: Leviticus 19:17-18 King James Version 17 Thou shalt not hate thy brother in thine heart: thou shalt in any wise rebuke thy neighbour, and not suffer sin upon him. 18 Thou shalt not avenge, nor bear any grudge against the children of thy people, but thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself: I am the Lord. But the hippie Jesus church prefers tolerance which is why they're going to be destroyed.
His saying he shot a gangster changed that kids life frfr. He saw a good guy. Good guy earned credit. That man showed that kid that being good is a cool thing.
What the hell bro that’s fucking crazy. I would not tell someone I did that 😅. Yo kid I fucking shot and KILLED someone today 😟 uh dude what we was playing a game. You like actually killed someone?
Bragging about shooting anyone isn't being a good guy it's being an ass hole there is no reason to shoot at a "gangster" unless that gangster is shooting at you so no that's not being a good guy and shooting someone isn't cool
The first time a cop entered my house when I was a child , was at 7 years old . Same cop dealt with my family up until I was 11 ( 1997 ) . That one cop made it possible for me to keep my eyes and heart open . He rescued me before the neglect costed me my life . Sometimes , even though we hear about the bad cops , all it takes is that one good cop to make a permanent POSITIVE impact on a child’s life . Every time I see this clip it brings back memories .
I had a similar situation. My mom was abusive and neglectful. I called the cops one day, and from that point on anytime there was a disturbance at the house he was the first to show up. Ultimately he was the one who helped us get out of their custody until my dad could find a better arrangement at work and my mom was given a restraining order that prevented her from coming near us until custody was settled.
@@bombdotcom2168 I’m sorry you had to experience that ! I’m hoping that life improved for you after the trauma your mother inflected . Thank you for sharing your story with me . Something that should be talked about more . 🥰
I can't believe a parent is capable of doing that. I'm terribly sorry you went through that. I hope you know how valuable you truly are. JESUS is the father of the fatherless. (Psalm 68:5) God bless you.
I work with displaced children (foster care, DCS/CPS, JJ, etc) and this is a story I’ve heard far too often… it’s absolutely heartbreaking what some of these kids have had to go through. I remember this one child in particular had been abandoned by their parents- literally just woke up one day and they were gone. There was severe abuse and neglect before the abandonment as well. One day she was upset and I asked what was wrong and if there was anything I could do to help. We talked and I asked if she wanted a hug. She told me no one had ever asked her that before. I hugged her and she held on for so long. She needed that hug more than words can describe. Ever since, I always make sure to never let go first. A lot of the workers don’t feel comfortable giving hugs etc to the kids and that’s understandable, they have their reasons. But I won’t ever deny a child a hug.
Bless your beautiful heart! Plz give each child an extra squeeze from me. You've earned my 100% respect. I haven't felt this warm fuzzy feeling in a while. 🙏🤗💐
You need to watch out for the smooth talking, charismatic parents. The ones like salesman types that can talk their way out of anything. Not the awkward, wierd parents. The charming charismatic are the worst of the worst.
I work in pest control and end up walking into apartments that were recently abandoned all the time, most of them have children’s belongings like toys and shoes scattered around. Every time I think of this scene and I hope it’s not what it looks like.
I had a friend in high school whose guardians did this to him. He was being raised by his aunt and uncle. One day, they just up and left him while he was at school. He came home to find that only his stuff was left in the house. He was sixteen. They left a note letting him know that the rent was paid up until the end of the month and that there was enough food in pantry and freezer to last him till then. He couch surfed at classmates homes for several months before one of the kid's parents heard the story and let him live in their garage till he graduated.
Just breaks my heart, no child should feel abandoned I know this this to well till today I suffer from child trauma whish I could make it better for all children going through this 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
He wasn't even a problem child. He was thankful. Not accepting the responsibility of the life you brought in this world is crazy. Even if you are incapable then you give him to someone that is. There's too many right ways to do it opposed to the wrong way.
@@pizzaman2726 you think he suddenly became thankful and respectful within hours After being abandoned? I guess my actual encounters with children in such cases has misled my judgement of a TV portrayal of one.
Indeed mate. Although many foster carers are very incompetent/in it for the money. Isolate you from the family make you stay in your room. If you have your parents and they give a damn be grateful. Ijs
If you havent read the manga Dandadan, a similar incident happened where a single mother tried to kill herself and her son by jumping together in the front of a train. But the cop not only saved the kid and reformed him but also gave him a home and nurtured him to be a good person. All the while the cop was dealing with the loss of his daughter and wife.
Ikekubur west gate park anime has a similar story when a kid falls from flat, turns out the single mother was in dept and drowning. didn't look after the kid who fell. The two local gangs stepped up to help her, she abandons the kid later with the promise of money when some guys gives her nice things. turns out he's a pimp about to set her up. the MC and the gangs step in. help her realise that she has better options. end of the series you see her and the kid happy walking past.
There are cops like this out there. Some even adopt kids who were abandoned or abused. Unfortunately we hardly hear about them due to power hungry ones.
There was a cop in my city who was like this guy. He always tried to deescalate always and most of the times it did work. There was a time where he got sent to a house where there was a domestic dispute and it turned out there was a guy with autism who was upset that his nephew broke one of his favorite hot wheels and his mom was trying to cam him down. The cop arrived and his trigger happy partner was ready to take the guy but the cop told him to stand down and actually was able to calm the guy down and actually sat down with the guy and even they both sat down on the porch to talk. He helped out so many people and even spent his off duty time coaching kids. Unfortunately he was killed during a traffic stop by a drunk driver. Never met him but heard so much about him and still hear about him to this day even though he died over 20 years ago.
Amazing how people who do good deeds always live in other people hearts. Edit: In Quran there is a literal verse that focus on these qualities mentioning that every good act that helps the people stays on earth and every selfish act you do goes into waste eventually. Sura 13: AL-RAD, Verse 13
@@amrahmd24 Because life is hard on a lot of people. And when someone does the opposite and helps out, either in a small way or big way, it impacts them forever while the helper moves on with their life and later helps another, then another. You may never know the impact a person has on an area or people until after they die. Then when everyone that hears this comes forward with their stories about "That one day they helped," you can see their impact better. The luckiest are those who can see that outpouring of goodwill and appreciation, of love to them when they are still alive. Tl;Dr, The world is crap and the ones who help shine like beacons because of it.
This is how my dad was. He kept clean clothes, new socks and undies, and a bag of stuffed animals in his trunk as an LEO. He said you never knew when a kid might be on scene and it was their job to make a good impression on the kid in order to help them remain calm during such a stressful situation. If he knew someone needed groceries or hygiene items, he’s purchase those and drop them off. He was a really good officer but I’m really glad he retired.
I had a friend in Highschool, he was like 14 or 15 I think. We went to church camp for a week and when we got back he called his mom to tell her we were at the church and he was ready for pickup. She told him that she had decided to move to Texas. Took all his brothers (none of which had the same dad) and just left him. If I remember right it was for a man she met online. Took all his stuff too. All he had was the stuff he took to camp with him. He moved into a friend’s house and lived with them for the rest of high-school. Eventually two of his like 5 brothers moved back and he reconnected with them. But the whole thing was insane. When he got the call the whole youth group was flabbergasted. We couldn’t believe it. He was a tough kid so he didn’t cry or anything but it’s maybe the only time I ever saw him really genuinely hurt. I offered to let him stay with us but that wasn’t going to be a permanent solution and the friend he ended up living with had a better situation to take a new kid into the house so he just went with him. He never really did get over it. But he also found out how to make it without her. We’re not closer now, but that was probably 15 or so years ago. He’s a supervisor at his job and owns his own house. So he figured it out.
This happened to an ex of mine when I was a teen. He spent the weekend with my family. When my mom drove him home, we discovered an empty house. Only thing in it was his clothes hanging in the closet. She skipped to a totally different state without a hint of notice. Both of my parents were floored and hurt that a parent could do that to their child, especially one who worked and did community things-not even a bad kid.
I was a case manager and this happened to a client of mine, except he didn’t stay at the friends house, decided to walk home and surprised his parents as they were loading up a moving truck. He was shocked they were moving and asked when they were going to tell him…they said they hadn’t planned on it and we’re just going to leave…and that’s what they did. Left him to raise himself as a young teen.
This upsets me. I've mentored so many young men. I had two farms and I'd often end up with ones Noone cared about. Makes me cry to this day. I and my siblings were so lucky we had the best parents. When you have a boy crying because his step dad beat him and a mother that didn't care, just beyond my thinking. I done my best to instill good character and a shoulder. Now I'm old and I have my own army of young men with their own families. I may not always have much to give, but was always the best thing I done. Some of their stories were heartbreaking. A child is a blessing no matter how they come.
You have given more than you realise, you’ve given those young men a family they never had, you’ve shown them love and kindness, you’ve taught them how to be amazing young men, you’ve given more than you know. I’m a child abuse survivor and my mother didn’t care, I cared for my brother like he was my own child when I myself was a child, he became angry and violent and took it out on me and my mother never cared, I’d have done anything to have such a supportive and loving family like yours, so trust me when I tell you that you’ve done more than you’ll ever realise, you gave them hope Sir and you gave them love, those are immeasurable. ❤
My biological father was an abuser. Hit me my whole life. When I got too big, he started hitting my siblings. Learned later he was doing worse than hitting them. I've got scars all over my body from the cane he used. Everytime I stood up to him, the beatings got worse. One day, he swung it at my mother, I got between them, caught it, wrenched it from his hands and beat him down with it. I told him he could hit me all he wanted, but if he ever laid another hand or cane on them, I'd bury him beneath the rock wall in the back yard where we lived. He's in prison now, been there for two years. I only recently realized just how fucked up I am because of him. I'm in therapy, and it helps. I've been the love of my life off and on for 6 years, now we have a baby girl on the way. Life gets better, sometimes. That message goes to all of you out there who've been through the same, less, or worse than I have. Life isn't fair. But it can get better, your stronger than anything they'll throw at you. Their cowards, hurting those they think are weaker. I know it's difficult, feels damn near impossible, but standing up to them, will make them back off. Your stronger, you have people in your corner. Your not alone. You are seen. This is the first time I have ever typed this out. I'm sorry for the long comment, and doubt you'll read it all the way. But if you do, know your loved, and their opinions mean so very little. Only your opinion of yourself matters. Find your happiness, don't let them bring you down. Love y'all, stay safe folks
@@yublockme Because it's the only place we really can, anonymously. And honestly, I did it because I was half asleep and tired af, and I just needed to let it out. Sorry if it bothers you
“what are you gonna do, arrest me?” iconic behavior tbh. edit 1: this comment is not me being racist to whoever thought that 😭😭 edit 2: i called it iconic bc it’s just funny edit 3: ofmg 33k is insane
I was a daycare floater teacher as a teenager for school-aged kiddos and one of the kiddos I had in my class had some of the worst anger outbursts I had ever seen. He was constantly in trouble with my coworkers, constantly sitting in the director's office, and finally one day during an outburst - I noticed he was crying. So I just hugged him. (I was younger, I should've asked first) but I just felt compelled that this kid needed a damn hug, man. He broke down to me. I think about that kid almost every other day and it's been at least 10 years. His mother was so sweet, his father was not. I hope life blessed him along the way. I really really do
i hope so too bro. crazy thing is you have to show empathy and compassion to people because as humans we arent crazy. Some of us need an outlet and we dont have that outlet so to cope with existencial crisis our moods change and as a result we beome someone different. the monster inside us is very ugly bro.
Asbsomeone who used to be that kid. Thank you. Just because a kid seems to be "raised right" and nice when they're not outbreaking doesn't mean family life is good.
Never met my mom or anyone on her side of my family. Don't speak to my dad or anyone on his side of my family except my little brother. I have 4 kids and a beautiful wife. God bless the great parents still dealing with childhood trauma.
In junior high that literally happened to my brother's best friend. He had stayed at our house on a Saturday night. My mom drove him home Sunday afternoon and they had all moved out. He lived with us until after high school. Some people do not deserve kids.
😮😢 I think because no one really care for him either. As a kit's very, very rare that a person who grew up in a household and did not hear the word. I love you just because or a hug just because. It's extremely hard for them to accept those words. And actions by someone else when they get grown. It's a nasty cycle and I have friends like that where those words was never used in the house. Let alone actions and then it'll becoming the same parents who done them that way, growing up. To their own kids.😮😢
This touched deep as a foster kid and with bio parents who didn’t give a sh*t about me. My dad slept all day (alcoholic)and my mom ran off. Had to eat out the trash. Luckily the folks that adopted me taught me morals Thanks
So sorry to hear that. But you know what, you will become someone great in your life. It is your bio lost, but the worlds gain. You will be alright 👍 ❤
Couldn't agree more. Parents weren't ready to be parents. Still haven't met bio dad, but bio Mom was incredibly young and mixed up with the wrong crowd, but went on to have 3 more kids with her husband. And after I got adopted, I ended up getting to meet them and build relationships with them. My adopted family made it a huge part to make sure my siblings and I had the ability to be in each other's lives. Once a year we'd make a trip out to visit. Even if it was the only thing we got to do, we made a point. I look back on that time in my life. And like this cop. I remember a lot of the people who took time to just spend time with a troubled kid.
A school psychologist found one of our students on the street. Darling kid, behavior, problem, true, but still, he has so much. They could not locate his parents, so she had applied to adopt him and over the period of time that was necessary. It was at least a couple of years, she was able to adopt him. He was still quite a handful, but I know he appreciated her in the end. They ended up moving to the state her family had immigrated two years prior. Amazing story, amazing woman. When I loved overseas, I met a kid who had been to MIT, he also had been left at 16 on the street literally. Just like this kid, he came home from school and there was no one there. He managed to do it on his own. I don’t know how, but he did graduate from MIT, and was very successful and what he did. Never looked back, married well, had his own kids, great dad!
The callousness to just leave your child behind, I can't process it. Even if we have nothing left, it's gonna be together. May God have justice for the kids this happens to
@rnlinebacker9469 my mom left me in Mexico and cane back to the states when I was 4 💀 she said she left because my dad abused her but he was in california for months already. My mom's brother had to pick me up and drive me back. I still don't understand how she could do that. I have 4 kids now and would literally DIE for them and everything I do is for them. I just don't understand
Nice story . unfortunately my mom got fired for helping at risk kids . Conflict of interest apparently and she had to choose . She chose the right side ❤
“My parents were a**holes too.” He knew what that kid was experiencing. When he received that hug you could see the conflict in him. It was like hugging himself.
It was especially nice because he understood right then and there that there's no point or use in sugarcoating. Give it to him honest and treat him like an adult, and that'll help him far more than anything else will and also get him to trust you. Kids are absolutely smarter and more aware of their surroundings than most people give them credit for, and I think the worst mistake we can make with them sometimes is making them feel like they're being patronized just because they're a kid.
@@Rocco049 Do not blame you for the nick pick, hair pulling i know, but Trippry is right, if you so much as show the corner of a xbox logo it could derail into the worlds most pointless legal case
@@ThomasTheBullet eh... it depends, honestly companies LIKE that kind of stuff being shown on shows because it's free advertising, usually the reason for generic stuff is name brand turned down the option to pay for the advertising...
@@Batstard556Majority of cops ARE good. Believe it or not, they do, but the only time cops get mentioned on social media is some situation from which the media wants to make full profit. Media's job is to manipulate it's viewers into believing what they see as truth. Come on man, think.
It must be hard for first responders when they come across kids in this type of situation. They can do their job but they really can’t help the kids that much, has to be heart wrenching.
@@Barsoom1913I can’t even blame them for being a little jaded towards people after working a job like this it’s gotta change your perspective of world in negative way
😮😢 Awww, poor Lil Fella. He has to live remembering this the rest of his life. Knowing his mother and father abandoned him. God Bless his heart ♥ and and keep him safe from harm and danger. 🙏🏾
This really happens, all the time actually. Adults literally just abandon their babies 😭💔 His little heart was shattered. This kid was an amazing actor!!!
The definition of a police 1. Not being racist 2. Being kind 3. Being a father figure 4. All of this is what I think of the series and idk anything else
I remember as a child an officer found me and my two baby sisters in the back seat of a car in the middle of the night at a gas station. The clerk had reported that the car had been there a while before anyone noticed we were in there. The officer that came to the scene also stayed with me and my sisters at large building ( I don't remember exactly) for the entire night. I don't remember his name just his face and I turned 31 tomorrow. Thank you sir for what you did that day. May God bless your hands.
I dated someone who happens to be African American as well. The same thing happened to him, snd the crazy thing was it was his aunt and uncle. He spent the day outside by himself. Foster care didn’t do him well either. He was so independent because he needed to be. I was so impressed by the way he had to figure everything out himself. I pray for and feel so much for kids who go through this. Also wish the people were held more accountable.
Im not sure if English is your second language but I would recommend either omitting race or not saying "the American American". Leave out "the", with how the English language works, it can sound objectifying. Some people can take offense to that and see it as rude or subtly racist. If you don't care, then leave it, i guess.
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"They left two things behind, me and the trash" is such a bitter truth to swallow. Poor kid.
God bless the cop for showing compassion to the child be bless
Better than being forced to live in the trash and treated as such.Trust me
Don't get all emotional, it's a tv show with paid actors. @@carolynleonard5969
That was heartbreaking
a double entendre when you thinka bout it
That hug meant a lot to the kid.. he really needed it
They both did.
That hug did more for the police officer
More like the hug meant a lot to the cop lol.
A hug wont bring his parents back, lmao
It may have meant more to the cop tho...
This man didnt just saved the kid, he is also saving his childhood self
hola
I wish i could do that some day, my parents one day just took off and that wound hasnt even started to heal yet.
@@jarpentnextgen bro im so mad that know one noticed Darwins voice 😭😭
@@tyshawnbryant3468 that show was full of red flags 😂 of course no one remembers him
U obviously didn't watch this show.. cuz this episode gets deeper
That hug...that man just became a Dad.❤
bro is talking like it's real
@bendejo8 I never thought I'd say this coz people usually want to use it for problematic ish, but let people enjoy things.
@@XaraK1thank you cause wtf was that😭
Facts
@@bendejo8😂😂😂😂 it is somewhere
" Every kid deserves a parent , but not every parent deserves a kid "
Parent doesn't have to be biological.
@@semi6544sometimes they’re inorganic
@@tacomiester -- Yes and a lot of the times the inorganic relationships are the best because outside the Foster system taking in a child is because you truly wanted it.
It wasn't some accident from a bad night, a responsibility pushed on you from family, or a tool to collect tax breaks.
Inorganic relationships like adoption is usually because the parent really wanted a child to take care of and raise.
I dunno about this statement… i watch too many true crimes documentary 😅😅
Facts
I grew up in the South Bronx and there was a cop like this that saved me from going to jail
He saved my life God bless all officers like him
Did you get to tell him that ??
I live in the South Bronx rn and know a cop like bro in the short
my dad is an officer and hes told me about the people hes arrested coming up to him after they get out or something like that, and they thank him, which you would think is strange but he just treats them like humans, not complete criminals. hes taken kids to school in his patrol car because they were walking, and hes just a good man. i look up to my dad in a way.
There's good people and people that need help everywhere our borough needs more good cops like that .
Cool story bro. Thanks
a kid telling a cop to “go ahead and shoot me i don’t care” is probably the saddest thing that could ever happen
Yea at that point you know its the parents fault and the kid just wants a normal life.
That poor kid had nothing to lose.
When it's a kid who isn't even a teen yet, especially.
Giving a kid a flag and pushing it towards opposing forces ranks just a little higher for me. These parents were trash for abandoning their kid. The parent I saw was nudging the kid forward and daring the soldiers to shoot his toddler son. Some people are just f**king disgusting.
Unfortunately, this is **exact** phrase every inner city gang member feels.
The worst thing I went thru as a kid was when my mom got locked up and sent to prison and my dad was not there the family I thought would take me in turned their backs on me and gave me away to strangers. I’m so glad I didn’t let destroy me, but rather I turned that hate into hope. Now I have a family of my own.
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Wow, sorry you went thru that. I hope you're doing ok.
But you the man now.❤
Now that I am a parent, the best I can do is to break an unfavorable cycle. Gives me strength to know others are doing the same.
So sad, glad things turned out better for you ❤
The hug at the end made me cry!
Probably the first time the kid was treated right.
Kids are our future, love and affect them. Treat them right and they will be happy and successful!
Human beings are never going to treat childrens 100 percent right so our future are not gonna be 100 percent assured that it's gonna be better and peaceful, worse case scenario chaos and apocalypse level of threat. Evidence and Example, we used to be those childrens
i`ve seen this like 40 times now and still makes me cry every time - the hug !
No, because it's not real 😂😂😂
@@paullittle8719yeh obviously, but there are many children who really are in situations like this with no-one who cares for them and nowhere to go. Kindness from even one person can make a world of difference to a child like that
This was very touching to my heart and I also shed a few tears because this world needs people to look out for kids.
This is the definition of a cop, helping people who need it most, most specifically abandoned children who are starving, that is the definition of protect and serve
No? Thats what humans should do in general. Cops duty is to save lives not support and maintain them
@@roboticpotato3974
That’s the thing with humans. It’s natural for us humans to only help ourselves and not really care for others, but we live in a society where there is at least one person who does care and help others out of the kindness of their heart.
Now cops ARE expected to help anyone and everyone in need, no matter what race/age/gender/nationality. Because that’s something they agree to do once they put on the badge. If they don’t, then it breaks their oath and ultimately betray the badge.
We both know in real life the cop would've mag dumped the kid and said he came at him first😭
@@roboticpotato3974 Cops are typically humans too, so i dont see what your waffiling on for
@@roboticpotato3974ur the exact type of people society tries not to become
"They left two things behind, me and the trash!" Oh, my heart!
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Man I cried because growing up I dealt with the same abandonment from my parents and being the system for years wit 2 little siblings was traumatic 😞
Same thing
That is a really, REALLY, good child actor. Those are rare. He sold that role perfectly.
I always notice that too
This happened to a friend of mine when he was in middle school. He and his brother came home from school and found that his dad had moved out and locked the doors so they couldn’t even get into the house and get their things. The mom had already abandoned them all years before that. They stayed in his older brother’s car for a little bit until his brother got his own place and then he bounced around on couches until a friend’s mom took him in as her own. Listening to him speak at her funeral several years back was almost more than I could take. She may not have given birth to him but she was his mom and she took him in when no one else wanted him.
😢😢😢I feel that
Wait the brother didnt help him after gettin his own place?
😢
😢
She was a truly great woman saving that child was a constant labor of love. The kids should have broken into their house to get their things the day their old man left.
I know its just a scene from a show but children being forced to deal with adult situations absolutely breaks my heart. Every kid deserves to live as a kid free from all of the bullshit.
The worst part is this can actually be a real situation cause people really are this shitty if not worse
Not just a scene, the name of show was Southland that aired on TBS and by far, one of the best police series ever made!
@@frozentundra7446 except it's a scene from the show
@@gothic_ace2037Honestly, this is mild compared to how some people actually are. And even more realistically, this is lucky compared to how lots of things happen in nature.
For REAL!!!
Show is called ‘Southland’ for those wondering
Edit: for those who want the episode, it is Season 3 Episode 5
Ty!
Lifesavee
Thank you!!!!🙏
One of the best shows. Later seasons kinda went downhill but first couple were top tier TV.
Thanks mate ☘️🙏
This happened to my step dad when he was a kid and he’s raised me since I was 2. I’m 22 now
Big shout out to that BIG MAN
❤
@@olaoluwapoolopade2418 forgot to mention my four siblings that are also not his kids. I’m the youngest.
Glad that your step-dad was there for you! Everyone needs people that love them, especially children.
@@lexkahala666yikes 😬
He wasn’t just a good cop, he was a good man! May god bless him!
The Christian church is apostate and against the 10 commandments. They teach the opposite of what the Messiah did, preaching faith alone, OSAS, pretrib rapture nonsense, and they're promoting pagan idolatry like Christmas and Easter. Google the origins of these holidays, it's all ancient Roman and Babylonian god worship that the Lord hates, found nowhere in the Bible. If you want to be saved then you need to actually start obeying the instruction of God, which means not being a partaker of this stuff and keeping the 10 commandments. The church follows the Roman Empire's 321 AD Sunday law instead of the actual Saturday Sabbath commandment, which is the same problem Christ had with the Pharisees
Mark 7:6-7
King James Version
6 He answered and said unto them, Well hath Esaias prophesied of you hypocrites, as it is written, This people honoureth me with their lips, but their heart is far from me.
7 Howbeit in vain do they worship me, teaching for doctrines the commandments of men.
We're supposed to follow the Messiah in truth. Flee from the lies of the church and repent. We can't break the Sabbath, eat abominations like pork and shellfish, or be a partaker of worldly idolatry like praying to wood statues or crosses or christmas and easter. Yeshua, the Messiah, taught you how to be great in the kingdom:
Matthew 5:19
King James Version
19 Whosoever therefore shall break one of these least commandments, and shall teach men so, he shall be called the least in the kingdom of heaven: but whosoever shall do and teach them, the same shall be called great in the kingdom of heaven.
Loving your neighbor means to rebuke sinners so they repent:
Leviticus 19:17-18
King James Version
17 Thou shalt not hate thy brother in thine heart: thou shalt in any wise rebuke thy neighbour, and not suffer sin upon him.
18 Thou shalt not avenge, nor bear any grudge against the children of thy people, but thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself: I am the Lord.
But the hippie Jesus church prefers tolerance which is why they're going to be destroyed.
It's a show.
Not real.
not only is the show not real, but your God isn’t either. weird thing to say bro.
@@user-ln2go4xp6d keep that to to urself
Ok guys, calm down
His saying he shot a gangster changed that kids life frfr. He saw a good guy. Good guy earned credit. That man showed that kid that being good is a cool thing.
What the hell bro that’s fucking crazy. I would not tell someone I did that 😅. Yo kid I fucking shot and KILLED someone today 😟 uh dude what we was playing a game. You like actually killed someone?
How do you not have a comment yet, but over 2k likes. I’ll be the first.
I know and I loved it.
This is such a corny comment, sounds like an NPC
@@Hellamoody This is such a corny comment, sounds like an NPC
Bragging about shooting anyone isn't being a good guy it's being an ass hole there is no reason to shoot at a "gangster" unless that gangster is shooting at you so no that's not being a good guy and shooting someone isn't cool
The first time a cop entered my house when I was a child , was at 7 years old . Same cop dealt with my family up until I was 11 ( 1997 ) . That one cop made it possible for me to keep my eyes and heart open . He rescued me before the neglect costed me my life .
Sometimes , even though we hear about the bad cops , all it takes is that one good cop to make a permanent POSITIVE impact on a child’s life .
Every time I see this clip it brings back memories .
So glad you had a Good Person/Good Cop to be a Guardian for you ❤
I had a similar situation. My mom was abusive and neglectful. I called the cops one day, and from that point on anytime there was a disturbance at the house he was the first to show up.
Ultimately he was the one who helped us get out of their custody until my dad could find a better arrangement at work and my mom was given a restraining order that prevented her from coming near us until custody was settled.
@@bombdotcom2168 I’m sorry you had to experience that ! I’m hoping that life improved for you after the trauma your mother inflected .
Thank you for sharing your story with me .
Something that should be talked about more . 🥰
@@helenhamilton9561 I’m thankful for sure , I just wish more kids had that chance to be rescued from neglect and abuse .
Yeah honestly I dont even think most cops are as bad as they're painted, like maybe 50%
That cop is a real hero, not all heroes wear capes. The bond between that cop and the kid is so heartwarming to see.
I love the lil bit of them playing halo reach. That stuff was my childhood, and I miss playing it
Fr SWAT mode was so fun. The progression system was cool too.
I can agree to that my friend
Ong tho
I swear
Same dude fr fr
As an abandoned child myself, I can confirm his parents weren't worthy of a boy like him, but somewhere there's a childless mother who will be.
I'm so sorry you had to experience that. You are so strong for making it this far, thank God.
How are you doing now though
I can't believe a parent is capable of doing that. I'm terribly sorry you went through that. I hope you know how valuable you truly are. JESUS is the father of the fatherless. (Psalm 68:5)
God bless you.
I'm sorry that happened to you. 😢
Im sorry that happened to you.
🙏❤️
I work with displaced children (foster care, DCS/CPS, JJ, etc) and this is a story I’ve heard far too often… it’s absolutely heartbreaking what some of these kids have had to go through. I remember this one child in particular had been abandoned by their parents- literally just woke up one day and they were gone. There was severe abuse and neglect before the abandonment as well. One day she was upset and I asked what was wrong and if there was anything I could do to help. We talked and I asked if she wanted a hug. She told me no one had ever asked her that before. I hugged her and she held on for so long. She needed that hug more than words can describe.
Ever since, I always make sure to never let go first. A lot of the workers don’t feel comfortable giving hugs etc to the kids and that’s understandable, they have their reasons. But I won’t ever deny a child a hug.
I would give the child 1000 hugs 😭
Bless your beautiful heart! Plz give each child an extra squeeze from me. You've earned my 100% respect. I haven't felt this warm fuzzy feeling in a while. 🙏🤗💐
You need to watch out for the smooth talking, charismatic parents.
The ones like salesman types that can talk their way out of anything.
Not the awkward, wierd parents.
The charming charismatic are the worst of the worst.
Bless you❤
I work in pest control and end up walking into apartments that were recently abandoned all the time, most of them have children’s belongings like toys and shoes scattered around. Every time I think of this scene and I hope it’s not what it looks like.
As soon as that kid hugged me like that I’m adopting him right away
I would too 😌
I had a friend in high school whose guardians did this to him. He was being raised by his aunt and uncle. One day, they just up and left him while he was at school. He came home to find that only his stuff was left in the house. He was sixteen.
They left a note letting him know that the rent was paid up until the end of the month and that there was enough food in pantry and freezer to last him till then. He couch surfed at classmates homes for several months before one of the kid's parents heard the story and let him live in their garage till he graduated.
Where is he now???
Where he at now? I hope he's alright
Man these..guyz suffer more than we know...truth
@@IsoFaded-sy1vd not sure. I’m 50 now. That was decades ago.
Garunteed he's out there preaching and paying it forward. They didn't just save a life, they inspired it.
The officer (John Cooper) is played by Michael Cudlitz and the kid (Richard) is played by Kwesi Boakye. Both are phenomenal actors
whats the movie?
@@Drozd00sSouthland i think
I know him form Band of Brothers
@@BASIC8584 thanks a lot
My dad knows him hes worked with him! apparently hes really nice.
Kid: ‘’Man your shots whack’’ Got me rolling off my bed.
Them playing Halo Reach is just legendary
“Your shots whack” he said to the cop
"i know a gangster that'll disagree" is even crazier 💀
You would think the kid could at least talk..
@@efrain223first halo I game I ever played then I played halo 3 odst… then I went back to reach haven’t played any halo since
The show is Southland. It’s an Lapd based police/detective show. In my opinion it beats all the other cheesy law enforcement shows by far.
Thank you for the name of the show
Just breaks my heart, no child should feel abandoned I know this this to well till today I suffer from child trauma whish I could make it better for all children going through this 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Thanks couldn't find the name for some time
Thank you
Thanks!
"I didnt knows cops talked like that to kids"
"Whatchu goona do arrest me?" Was wild 💀
goon-a 💀
Lmao🤣😂
and the kid took it personal, becomes a cop, arrests him for a traffic violation and fulfils the prophecy.
He wasn't even a problem child. He was thankful. Not accepting the responsibility of the life you brought in this world is crazy. Even if you are incapable then you give him to someone that is. There's too many right ways to do it opposed to the wrong way.
He probably got that trait after getting abandoned.. just sayin.
@@pizzaman2726 you think he suddenly became thankful and respectful within hours After being abandoned? I guess my actual encounters with children in such cases has misled my judgement of a TV portrayal of one.
Indeed mate. Although many foster carers are very incompetent/in it for the money. Isolate you from the family make you stay in your room. If you have your parents and they give a damn be grateful. Ijs
someone gotta tell you this was a skit??? 😂😭
@@ethical_trainer9422 everyone is commenting on the story of the episode 🧐 Someone gotta tell you to read the room?? 🤔
This little dude is an awesome actor, man. He got range on display in just this little short
do you know the movie name?
@riley_87 not a movie, a tv series "Southland"
@@MegaFANTAZTIK thx!!
@@rileyg31Southland - The Winds
Season 3 Episode 5
The child actor is Kwesi Boakye
@@HamsterK37 Kwesi Boakye is actually the original voice actor of Darwin from The Amazing World of Gumball.
That kid actor is gonna be a force if he continues to be an act. Raw talent detected.
Do you know what movie this is?
@@TheThingZSisters It's actually a series called Southland. You should check it out!
he was the voice actor for darwin in the amazing world of gumball
“THEY LEFT ME HERE!”
“Thanks for the burger.”
The transition💀
"You're not you when you're hungry."
@@ImDaRealBoi 😂
“Your not you when you get abandoned by your parents.”
@@GlorifiedIdiot-lg8wh BRO💀😭
You're not you when you're hungry
Both actors, the kid and officer did a hell of a job
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@@judegray3680 I got 2 now💪🏾. But I like the way the officer allowed the kid to express himself
4.2k likes and 2 comments lemme change that
Exactly!!
Agree!
If you havent read the manga Dandadan, a similar incident happened where a single mother tried to kill herself and her son by jumping together in the front of a train. But the cop not only saved the kid and reformed him but also gave him a home and nurtured him to be a good person. All the while the cop was dealing with the loss of his daughter and wife.
Dude, bout to read this right neow, thanks. ❤❤❤❤❤
What ch is that?
Ikekubur west gate park anime has a similar story when a kid falls from flat, turns out the single mother was in dept and drowning. didn't look after the kid who fell. The two local gangs stepped up to help her, she abandons the kid later with the promise of money when some guys gives her nice things. turns out he's a pimp about to set her up. the MC and the gangs step in. help her realise that she has better options. end of the series you see her and the kid happy walking past.
@@dsdsdds693bro get ready for a trip
It's during the newest chapters, unji zuma 1-3 @@kingxerjsaeg
Golden cop!! Lookin out for him and help him thru a bad situation!! That's what makes a great cop!!
They both look so cool together good police officer
@jameszacknehring787That's not true? Stuff like this happens in real life sometimes, not all cops are bad people.
He adopted him
K
I had a hard time understanding it due to the lack of punctuation
@biggestptvlovernigga really takin it that deep 😂😂
The acting of that kid is amazing. You can hear the anger and shaking in his voice in the beginning
Under-rated comment, tapping into that kind of pain is a skill, makes me hope this kid had a good life and is just really talented
@@truthseekerdudehe was a voice actor of a super popular show that many people watched including me growing up called the amazing world of gumball
@@TheTypeOfGuy99 i hope you arent about to say Darwin got left behind..
@@derpasoruswrecks2773 no lol
@@TheTypeOfGuy99I loved that show in highschool😂
There are cops like this out there. Some even adopt kids who were abandoned or abused. Unfortunately we hardly hear about them due to power hungry ones.
It's a tv show. Fantasy land. Not real
@@matthewm9261 Reality often mirrors fiction, stuff like this isnt unheard of.
there are more good than bad by far. you dont hear about them because the media ignores it and the cops are humble. it isnt because of the bad ones
The good ones don’t make the news. Ragebait sells.
Knew someone who was adopted by a cop after major family issue, he moved schools but seemed really happy
THIS is what cops are supposed to be. Thank you to all the cops out there that care.
The Watersons did him dirty
Been looking for this comment
lol
Glad someone noticed
WAIT ARE YOU DEADASS?
Darwin noo 💀
The cop was like a father figure to him. We should all have more cops like this dude.
ill do what i can
I strongly believe we still do
A good number of cops are good fellow Americans
Fun fact : That kid is also the voice of Darwin from S1 and S2 of The Amazing World of Gumball
What’s this movie called
TV show
no way!!! He makes darwin sound so awesome bruh! Loved Gumball bro!
@@endless3chowhat is it
@@Stellr22
Southland
That policeman gave him the attention his parents didn’t give him! I wish kids could be born in families that deserve and are grateful for them!
That hug was everything to both of them
Fr
@@Spikethepurpledragon-gr6rnbased profile picture
There was a cop in my city who was like this guy. He always tried to deescalate always and most of the times it did work. There was a time where he got sent to a house where there was a domestic dispute and it turned out there was a guy with autism who was upset that his nephew broke one of his favorite hot wheels and his mom was trying to cam him down. The cop arrived and his trigger happy partner was ready to take the guy but the cop told him to stand down and actually was able to calm the guy down and actually sat down with the guy and even they both sat down on the porch to talk. He helped out so many people and even spent his off duty time coaching kids. Unfortunately he was killed during a traffic stop by a drunk driver. Never met him but heard so much about him and still hear about him to this day even though he died over 20 years ago.
Amazing how people who do good deeds always live in other people hearts.
Edit:
In Quran there is a literal verse that focus on these qualities mentioning that every good act that helps the people stays on earth and every selfish act you do goes into waste eventually.
Sura 13: AL-RAD, Verse 13
An angel on earth.
@@amrahmd24 Because life is hard on a lot of people. And when someone does the opposite and helps out, either in a small way or big way, it impacts them forever while the helper moves on with their life and later helps another, then another. You may never know the impact a person has on an area or people until after they die. Then when everyone that hears this comes forward with their stories about "That one day they helped," you can see their impact better. The luckiest are those who can see that outpouring of goodwill and appreciation, of love to them when they are still alive.
Tl;Dr, The world is crap and the ones who help shine like beacons because of it.
That’s tragic but powerful testimony to his work on Earth.
This is how my dad was. He kept clean clothes, new socks and undies, and a bag of stuffed animals in his trunk as an LEO. He said you never knew when a kid might be on scene and it was their job to make a good impression on the kid in order to help them remain calm during such a stressful situation. If he knew someone needed groceries or hygiene items, he’s purchase those and drop them off. He was a really good officer but I’m really glad he retired.
I had a friend in Highschool, he was like 14 or 15 I think. We went to church camp for a week and when we got back he called his mom to tell her we were at the church and he was ready for pickup. She told him that she had decided to move to Texas. Took all his brothers (none of which had the same dad) and just left him. If I remember right it was for a man she met online. Took all his stuff too. All he had was the stuff he took to camp with him. He moved into a friend’s house and lived with them for the rest of high-school. Eventually two of his like 5 brothers moved back and he reconnected with them. But the whole thing was insane.
When he got the call the whole youth group was flabbergasted. We couldn’t believe it. He was a tough kid so he didn’t cry or anything but it’s maybe the only time I ever saw him really genuinely hurt. I offered to let him stay with us but that wasn’t going to be a permanent solution and the friend he ended up living with had a better situation to take a new kid into the house so he just went with him. He never really did get over it. But he also found out how to make it without her. We’re not closer now, but that was probably 15 or so years ago. He’s a supervisor at his job and owns his own house. So he figured it out.
Parents are really a**holes sometimes, kids deserve parents but not all parents deserve kids
How sad. Glad he has his own home. God please bless him. ❤
" Easy times create weak men. "
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" Weak men cause tough times. "
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" Tough times build tough men. "
Read it again.
@@Sgt.OsamaAli You forgot the Tough men create easy times.
@@leonardcraig801 100% correct 💯
This happened to an ex of mine when I was a teen. He spent the weekend with my family. When my mom drove him home, we discovered an empty house. Only thing in it was his clothes hanging in the closet. She skipped to a totally different state without a hint of notice. Both of my parents were floored and hurt that a parent could do that to their child, especially one who worked and did community things-not even a bad kid.
Did y'all adopt him?
I was a case manager and this happened to a client of mine, except he didn’t stay at the friends house, decided to walk home and surprised his parents as they were loading up a moving truck. He was shocked they were moving and asked when they were going to tell him…they said they hadn’t planned on it and we’re just going to leave…and that’s what they did. Left him to raise himself as a young teen.
😢💔
Were their bones properly broken?
If not, where are they so we can collectively... rectify the oversight?
Wow😢
Latch key kids. Let's ride ..
Lord 😢
Kids a good actor
Isn’t he the voice of Darwin in the amazing World of gumball
Finally someone noticed.
Now that you mention it, he really do sound like em
@@savagefrogstacythats pretty cool
I would say he is decent but for a kid, pretty good
This upsets me. I've mentored so many young men. I had two farms and I'd often end up with ones Noone cared about. Makes me cry to this day. I and my siblings were so lucky we had the best parents. When you have a boy crying because his step dad beat him and a mother that didn't care, just beyond my thinking. I done my best to instill good character and a shoulder. Now I'm old and I have my own army of young men with their own families. I may not always have much to give, but was always the best thing I done. Some of their stories were heartbreaking. A child is a blessing no matter how they come.
Thanks
I'm sure those men will remember the kindness and love you shared for them forever
Sir, you were truly doing God‘s work. Thank you for all the lives you’ve bettered.
Thank you for your service ❤️
You have given more than you realise, you’ve given those young men a family they never had, you’ve shown them love and kindness, you’ve taught them how to be amazing young men, you’ve given more than you know. I’m a child abuse survivor and my mother didn’t care, I cared for my brother like he was my own child when I myself was a child, he became angry and violent and took it out on me and my mother never cared, I’d have done anything to have such a supportive and loving family like yours, so trust me when I tell you that you’ve done more than you’ll ever realise, you gave them hope Sir and you gave them love, those are immeasurable. ❤
that poor little kid. It is so sad because you know that it is happening every day in the country. poor kid.
My biological father was an abuser. Hit me my whole life. When I got too big, he started hitting my siblings. Learned later he was doing worse than hitting them. I've got scars all over my body from the cane he used. Everytime I stood up to him, the beatings got worse. One day, he swung it at my mother, I got between them, caught it, wrenched it from his hands and beat him down with it. I told him he could hit me all he wanted, but if he ever laid another hand or cane on them, I'd bury him beneath the rock wall in the back yard where we lived. He's in prison now, been there for two years. I only recently realized just how fucked up I am because of him. I'm in therapy, and it helps. I've been the love of my life off and on for 6 years, now we have a baby girl on the way. Life gets better, sometimes. That message goes to all of you out there who've been through the same, less, or worse than I have. Life isn't fair. But it can get better, your stronger than anything they'll throw at you. Their cowards, hurting those they think are weaker. I know it's difficult, feels damn near impossible, but standing up to them, will make them back off. Your stronger, you have people in your corner. Your not alone. You are seen.
This is the first time I have ever typed this out. I'm sorry for the long comment, and doubt you'll read it all the way. But if you do, know your loved, and their opinions mean so very little. Only your opinion of yourself matters. Find your happiness, don't let them bring you down. Love y'all, stay safe folks
why do people vent to youtube? it feels so surreal to think how many things people documented on youtube comment sections, and this is no different
@@yublockme Because it's the only place we really can, anonymously. And honestly, I did it because I was half asleep and tired af, and I just needed to let it out. Sorry if it bothers you
Read it all the way, great message👍 Wish you the best!
@@Psyloc_Duebel it helps people realise they aren't alone in whatever shit they're in so, it doesn't really matter and u did good
@@purpula I certainly try my best
“what are you gonna do, arrest me?” iconic behavior tbh.
edit 1: this comment is not me being racist to whoever thought that 😭😭
edit 2: i called it iconic bc it’s just funny
edit 3: ofmg 33k is insane
@@PelNeverFell the fuck you mean "racist" what about this is racist
@@PelNeverFellprojecting
@@PelNeverFell how am i being racist 😭
@@cringcring7175do you know how to use the word projecting correctly?
@@PelNeverFellIdiotic response
I was a daycare floater teacher as a teenager for school-aged kiddos and one of the kiddos I had in my class had some of the worst anger outbursts I had ever seen. He was constantly in trouble with my coworkers, constantly sitting in the director's office, and finally one day during an outburst - I noticed he was crying. So I just hugged him. (I was younger, I should've asked first) but I just felt compelled that this kid needed a damn hug, man. He broke down to me. I think about that kid almost every other day and it's been at least 10 years. His mother was so sweet, his father was not. I hope life blessed him along the way. I really really do
i hope so too bro. crazy thing is you have to show empathy and compassion to people because as humans we arent crazy. Some of us need an outlet and we dont have that outlet so to cope with existencial crisis our moods change and as a result we beome someone different. the monster inside us is very ugly bro.
I'm sure he'll never forget what you did in that moment for him🥺
That kid thinks of you everyday. Will never forget you!
I hope he sees your message and let you where he at en whts up with he
Asbsomeone who used to be that kid. Thank you. Just because a kid seems to be "raised right" and nice when they're not outbreaking doesn't mean family life is good.
Never met my mom or anyone on her side of my family. Don't speak to my dad or anyone on his side of my family except my little brother. I have 4 kids and a beautiful wife. God bless the great parents still dealing with childhood trauma.
Name of tv show is called Southland, lasted about 5 seasons, free on Tubi. Happy binging.
For those asking season 3 ep 5.
Didn't find it
@@sharmilapersadboodoo9060 it says it's on Tubi but it usually brings me to Amazon Prime video or Google movies and tv
It’s the rookie mate
@@Rain_27782 I watch the rookie mate, this is not that.
which episode name i found but didn’t find the episode
That kid is an amazing actor!!! The energy he had in this clip was crazy!!! Bravo young man!!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Not gonna lie he cool too
that's truly cool tbh. Kid actors iirc are very hard to work with cuz of that
Would you believe he’s the same voice actor for Darwin from the amazing world of Gumball?
@@isaacibac9915 i notice that now bruh
I know right? Especially the line that ended with an emotional kick. Wow.
well what are you gonna do arrest me is wild💀
How could you end up putting on the "duar memek" meme as your profile picture ? 😂😂😂😂
Lu orang indo ya ?
You’re Indonesian, right?
It’s really not lol
bro stop following the crowd and be your own person
that's one badass kid right there. love the acting
In junior high that literally happened to my brother's best friend. He had stayed at our house on a Saturday night. My mom drove him home Sunday afternoon and they had all moved out. He lived with us until after high school. Some people do not deserve kids.
Geez. What is wrong with some people. I’m glad you all were able to take him in.
Your family was his blessing.
Thank God for your parents 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
@@TheMommy2-1 my mom!! She took in all the wayward kids!! ❤️
Bless your family
This show is called SOUTHLAND. And this actually happens in real life way more often than people realize.
Thanks brother was looking for this comment
is it a specific episode?
@@liliththelilin now that I don't remember which one. I loved this show and watched every single episode. But it's been so long that I don't remember
@@liliththelilin You should watch the entire show, it is well worth it. It is a great show.
Thank you! I commented earlier that I thought it was 911!😂😂 thank you for the info!❤
Poor baby. He deserves a loving family.
That kid looks far from a being a baby
@@JasonCan-wp2fu she´s seeing child in him, like every mother should do 🤷
What's the name of this show, movie?
@@JasonCan-wp2fuhe’s a kid, stop being weird
The bond they formed is so heartwarming, truly a father figure moment right there.
The way he was shocked when he hugged him like he’s never been hugged by a child before so sweet
😮😢 I think because no one really care for him either. As a kit's very, very rare that a person who grew up in a household and did not hear the word. I love you just because or a hug just because. It's extremely hard for them to accept those words. And actions by someone else when they get grown. It's a nasty cycle and I have friends like that where those words was never used in the house. Let alone actions and then it'll becoming the same parents who done them that way, growing up. To their own kids.😮😢
This touched deep as a foster kid and with bio parents who didn’t give a sh*t about me. My dad slept all day (alcoholic)and my mom ran off. Had to eat out the trash. Luckily the folks that adopted me taught me morals
Thanks
I'm so pleased you found decent people to care for you.
So sorry to hear that. But you know what, you will become someone great in your life. It is your bio lost, but the worlds gain. You will be alright 👍 ❤
Damn im so sorry, keep loving yourself and have a good life. You will always be loved!!!
Couldn't agree more. Parents weren't ready to be parents. Still haven't met bio dad, but bio Mom was incredibly young and mixed up with the wrong crowd, but went on to have 3 more kids with her husband. And after I got adopted, I ended up getting to meet them and build relationships with them. My adopted family made it a huge part to make sure my siblings and I had the ability to be in each other's lives. Once a year we'd make a trip out to visit. Even if it was the only thing we got to do, we made a point.
I look back on that time in my life. And like this cop. I remember a lot of the people who took time to just spend time with a troubled kid.
Don't make me cry, I'm so happy you found a proper home. Hope your doing well now x
A school psychologist found one of our students on the street. Darling kid, behavior, problem, true, but still, he has so much. They could not locate his parents, so she had applied to adopt him and over the period of time that was necessary. It was at least a couple of years, she was able to adopt him. He was still quite a handful, but I know he appreciated her in the end. They ended up moving to the state her family had immigrated two years prior. Amazing story, amazing woman. When I loved overseas, I met a kid who had been to MIT, he also had been left at 16 on the street literally. Just like this kid, he came home from school and there was no one there. He managed to do it on his own. I don’t know how, but he did graduate from MIT, and was very successful and what he did. Never looked back, married well, had his own kids, great dad!
The callousness to just leave your child behind, I can't process it. Even if we have nothing left, it's gonna be together. May God have justice for the kids this happens to
@rnlinebacker9469 my mom left me in Mexico and cane back to the states when I was 4 💀 she said she left because my dad abused her but he was in california for months already. My mom's brother had to pick me up and drive me back. I still don't understand how she could do that. I have 4 kids now and would literally DIE for them and everything I do is for them. I just don't understand
@@dealerhealer3673Sorry you went through this man, hope you find peace and never give the thought of why she did it a second thought.
Nice story . unfortunately my mom got fired for helping at risk kids . Conflict of interest apparently and she had to choose . She chose the right side ❤
What a horrible feeling for a child to have. Glad someone cared❤
“My parents were a**holes too.” He knew what that kid was experiencing. When he received that hug you could see the conflict in him. It was like hugging himself.
It was especially nice because he understood right then and there that there's no point or use in sugarcoating. Give it to him honest and treat him like an adult, and that'll help him far more than anything else will and also get him to trust you.
Kids are absolutely smarter and more aware of their surroundings than most people give them credit for, and I think the worst mistake we can make with them sometimes is making them feel like they're being patronized just because they're a kid.
The fact they were playing Halo Reach made this 10x better
Yeah but wtf were those controllers
@@Rocco049The I don't want to get flagged for copyright controllers Businesses are very greedy Just showing an xbox controller can get you in trouble
@@Rocco049 Do not blame you for the nick pick, hair pulling i know, but Trippry is right, if you so much as show the corner of a xbox logo it could derail into the worlds most pointless legal case
@@ThomasTheBullet eh... it depends, honestly companies LIKE that kind of stuff being shown on shows because it's free advertising, usually the reason for generic stuff is name brand turned down the option to pay for the advertising...
@@trippymlgjunkrat5749then wouldn’t showing a real game also pose the same risk?
Bro they playin mfking Halo Reach!? That is absolutely 🔥.
Swear I might have to go to jail too😂
Them be playing Halo Reach 🔥🗿🔥
That cop must be a noble for sure 🚓
@@nicolasmathieu4632 Pretty sure that dude plaed an EX-Spartan II in a Halo mini series a few years back for the release of Halo 5
S/O to the kid’s acting skills. He was amazing!! His delivery had me crying at the beginning.
Me too and I am old.
This was surprisingly wholesome. Happy to see that these two got along well.
daaamn that kid is a good actor... he will be going places
Is that Darwin??
@@suzettetomlinson967yep
He played on Tyler Perry's, "I Can Do Bad Myself". 🎭📺🎬📽😉👍🏾
May God bless him with good roles
wth not at all, this show is so bad wtf cringey ass acting
The police is so chill with the kid
Edit:Thx for likes guys
Edit 2:HOLY SH*T 400 LIKES?!
Smash asf
@@SpinMasterGyro what.
@@SpinMasterGyro tf
@@SpinMasterGyro tweakin 💀🙏
"MOM IM FAMOUS" ahh comment
may god bless every kid that had been abandond
This made me cry. We need more officers like that in real life.
We do. But it doesn’t make for good headlines. 😢
you do realise there are plenty?
Majority of officers are like this
@@zhardin3652bullshit.
@@Batstard556Majority of cops ARE good. Believe it or not, they do, but the only time cops get mentioned on social media is some situation from which the media wants to make full profit. Media's job is to manipulate it's viewers into believing what they see as truth.
Come on man, think.
If u listen closely u can hear that the kid in this video is the same voice after who plays Darwin in the amazing world of gumball
and the officer is the guy who plays Abraham Ford in The Walking Dead :D
Omg I just realize that😂
@@drlybel0ved fairly certain he also plays Denver (Bull) Randleman in Band of Brothers
@@classcommie indeed he does!! Cudlitz has been in quite a number of things, love that man to bits
@@drlybel0vedFr???
"What are you gonna do, arrest me?"
LMAO 😭
That kid is a fantastic actor
It must be hard for first responders when they come across kids in this type of situation. They can do their job but they really can’t help the kids that much, has to be heart wrenching.
It is.
It’s also one of many reasons social workers have a high turnover rate and become jaded towards people
@@Barsoom1913I can’t even blame them for being a little jaded towards people after working a job like this it’s gotta change your perspective of world in negative way
@bigheavy3263 very true. I couldn't agree more. Sad truth 😮😢 tho that's for sure!!
@@Barsoom1913 Social workers carry that PTSD for life thanks for people that decide having a baby is wonderful but having a kids not their problem.
When he hugged that cop at the end, the tears FLEW outta my eyes!!😭😭😭😭
Tears can’t fly buddy 🤓👆
i cried
@@GXXSEONMILO THESE did!!😂🤣😂🤣
I cried. Boy, did I cry...❤❤
You cry very easily
Them playing halo brought back memories of when i was a kid playing with my dad
Same
Same here
Wort wort wort
❤
@@Chaosfrenzy1171WORT WORT WORT
lucky
😮😢 Awww, poor Lil Fella. He has to live remembering this the rest of his life. Knowing his mother and father abandoned him. God Bless his heart ♥ and and keep him safe from harm and danger. 🙏🏾
*THEY LEFT 2 THINGS ME AND TRASH!*
Man that hit my heart so hard...
Likewise!
Literally that’s all he needed, a father figure will keep a boy out of trouble and give them a fighting chance in life
Statistically it was proven that single-mother homes have higher chance for the children (boys especially) to get in trouble.
This really happens, all the time actually. Adults literally just abandon their babies 😭💔 His little heart was shattered. This kid was an amazing actor!!!
The dad he needs!
This happen to my dad but he came back from middle school and his whole family was gone
what happened to you dad after that?
@@infinite4392I guess we'll never know l
@@estebanyt5439womp womp
wtf dude I’m sorry he went through that😭
@@infinite4392well, obviously he started his own family, if his own child is talking about it from their perspective.
Man that cop should have adopted him😂
He did
He did ,awesome show
Oh boy do I have good news for you
He ended up adopting him
@@Heavy-TF2Yippe
Now that's a really really nice Police officer, i like this dude
As a man I am not suppose to cry but this here got me in tears
That moment you realize that the officer is Abraham Ford from the walking dead
Ik
I was about to make a comment if the police officer was Abraham Ford from the walking dead
Instantly as soon as I saw him. 😂 He's a great actor for sure
I was looking for this comment! Thanks for confirming
Bro it took me a moment to recognize him without his mustache
And the other is Gordon from Gotham
The definition of a police
1. Not being racist
2. Being kind
3. Being a father figure
4. All of this is what I think of the series and idk anything else
No. That's a definition of what you want the police to be like
@@June_The_Leperwhat they should be like
@@barringtonbaby7952 dawg i Think You just dunk Him
Tf cops dong need to be a father figure and being kind is apart of not being racist idiot
@@June_The_Leperand that is what you're supposed to be too
I remember as a child an officer found me and my two baby sisters in the back seat of a car in the middle of the night at a gas station. The clerk had reported that the car had been there a while before anyone noticed we were in there. The officer that came to the scene also stayed with me and my sisters at large building ( I don't remember exactly) for the entire night. I don't remember his name just his face and I turned 31 tomorrow. Thank you sir for what you did that day. May God bless your hands.
Just his hands?
@@phyto12shut up
That hug took me out man
I dated someone who happens to be African American as well. The same thing happened to him, snd the crazy thing was it was his aunt and uncle. He spent the day outside by himself. Foster care didn’t do him well either. He was so independent because he needed to be. I was so impressed by the way he had to figure everything out himself.
I pray for and feel so much for kids who go through this. Also wish the people were held more accountable.
What does race have to do with it I mean was it really necessary?
Im not sure if English is your second language but I would recommend either omitting race or not saying "the American American". Leave out "the", with how the English language works, it can sound objectifying. Some people can take offense to that and see it as rude or subtly racist. If you don't care, then leave it, i guess.
people out here starting drama for no reason
What does being African American have to do with anything? Smh this was unnecessary! Plain stupidity 🤦🏽♀️
Why you still not with him?
The hug was so cute
The were playing Reach major respect!
hell ya
Yes sirrr
Remember reach.
HE ATE💅🏾💅🏾💅🏾
( i said that out loud before writing this)