@@UnrealSickness you don't bring a gun into a crowded place with a hoodie up and speaking gibberish if you don't plan on using it. Trash like you is the problem in society
The situation and scenarios were very different. The type of weapons, etc.., at Uvalde. Though in as far as how they were handled are also different. What ultimately occurred at Uvalde has no excuse. It was poorly lead and handled.
Yes they are asking for everyone to be ROBOTS. 🤷🏾♂️. News flash, EVERYONE DOESNT THINK OR ACT THE SAME, so in no why should there always be the same outcome in anything because we are not PROGRAMS. great job on the cops part anyways.
Just like how some regular people can be stellar or scum. I think once we all truly realize that we will stop expecting cops to be super-human or robotic most of the time. I really acknowledge and appreciate the occupational hazards these people face everyday.
@@DD-ws6cu how about parents raising their kids right by teaching right from wrong, listening to them, leading by example and loving them? Maybe we’d have a few less wackos out there as they grow up?
Then make sure your elected leaders ensure access to affordable mental care, don't slash the budgets. Make sure gun safety laws are passed so we have the potential for less mass shootings. It isn't about adding more guns, we need to make sure that people who show these red flags or seem mentally unwell or compromised get the treatment and care they deserve over an easy access weapon.
@@Jedda678 Or just get rid of the criminals who are that mentally unhinged they're willing to murder random people for little reason than emotional breakdowns? A few bullets fixes one person so a dozen more aren't killed by someone's hurt feelings.
I overheard a guy yelling in a gas station arguing and once I was done filling up my car I was kinda curious but also kinda needed an energy drink..... Well when I went into the store he was saying people are losing their minds and jobs etc but he said why should they make us suffer and not crooked politicians like P e l o s i & B r a n d o n or H i l l a r y.
We are surrounded by lunatics and our government is promoting insanity so this is what we get and it will just get worse as long as government is pushing this sociopolitical bullshit and our MSM is propagandizing it.
And way to go to the officer. He saves everyone's lives. It really broke my heart seeing the mother gathering her babies up around her and shielding them behind the thing. Thankfully the officer was ok and the people around were ok.
@@joseolvera9287 nothing to do with that, that was a while ago, stop hating on police with the same old thing, 1 doesn’t make em all bad (by one I mean the SC)
@@len452000 you can see he had his eyes on the perp, if you watch the video again she stands out alot. No bags, hood, hand in pocket, walking aimlessly around etc
Salute to the officer . he saved lives, dads and mums were able to go home to their kids, this is the kind of guy you want to vote for into public offices and not just some sweet-talking politicians
This is an amazing example of a well trained officer who knows his job and weapon exceptionally. Defunding the police will only result in worse trained officers. Keep doing what you're doing Dallas.
@@oyaami1874 The majority actually do. Stop watching Liberal media and you will learn something. There is a difference between what they plaster all over your TV and social media and the difference is, FACTS.
This guy did better than any Uvalde Cop. Congrats on your bravery, no matter the training it comes down to your inner bravery to do something like that.
Well…it happened right in front of him 😂 Not saying uvalde would of done something brave cause their not but for crying out loud the cop was at the right place at the right time
@@donniebravo19 I wanted to be police"woman" DonnieBravo, I took some classes at Jr College for "law & order" type curriculum and passes all with an A in each one. Then my Grandmother..... talked me out of it. She was scared for me. My mom & dad were ok with it. Not her though. So... I never did..
3:57 I'm so glad everyone made it out of this senseless situation with their life 🙌🏽 On a lighter note, can we appreciate the abandoned elderly person? She got up like, "Not today Satan... I'm coming too" 👩🏻🦽🏃🏽♀️😁
I was even impressed that he had already spotted her and instinctively knew something was wrong. He was aware, ready and prepared to protect every life there while putting his life on the line! God bless you and all the officers that rushed in. You truly are HEROES! ❤️
You'd be surprised. I always get "randomly checked and questioned" anytime i fly. They are aware of everything that looks suspicious, First time i flew to Australia i literally had an officer approach me and asked me for my name. I literally did nothing wrong. But 1 way, parents just died, etc they picked me out like a hawk to a mouse.
He did well, but technically (now don’t get upset), he could have responded better. Most law enforcement agencies teach their officers to find cover when gunshots occur. A better tactical response would have been for him to immediately close the distance between himself and the shooter and engage/neutralize the shooter first instead of looking for cover & concealment before engaging. Speed to engage an attacker is the best defensive weapon for stopping a threat if one has the skill set/tools to do so.
WOW!! What a scary ordeal! Glad everyone is safe. This officer looked like he was walking towards her, as he noticed she was acting odd. Quick actions Sir was very brave of you. We are all so desensitized, until it happens right in front of a person. 👏🙏❤️
At one point what stood out to me. Was the lady who was pulling a person on the wheel chair…. She let go of everything and ran away .. leaving the elder on the wheelchair 100% vulnerable… The lady in wheelchair hurried off seeming to struggle, out the wheel chair to safety Around 3:55
It's also entirely possible that the woman had a recent injury or surgery and normally isn't in a wheelchair. Maybe the other woman wasn't used to her being partially immobilized so subconsciously her first instinct was to just run and the woman would be able to do the same. But it could have gone the other way and she thought "F this. We're way too close to the shooter and I'm in front of the wheelchair." People just do what they do when they are part of a stressful event like this and unfortunately sometimes face an undesired outcome after the fact. Luckily it ended up being the best case scenario given the circumstances.
This guy is a beast. Took cover, returns fire, calls it in, moves civilians. I mean what a beast. You have brought honor to the department, and to your community. Well done.
The officer took action immediately,BEFORE any harm was done. Kudos to him as there have been times the first reaction is wrong . So,yes, he was doing his job but to be human is to err.Even though he was trained to react like this doesn’t mean he won’t falter. No one actually knows how they’re going to react to a situation like this until they are in it. Great job!
He was standing two feet from her. She shot into the the air, she obviously saw him. If she wanted to kill him she could have. And he chose to run for cover and shoot over civilians
@@sulkmahidonkeydek3424 yeah It's quite obvious this was a suicide by cop, she never intended to hurt anybody. Cause if she did, it would have been just as easy to open fire on the Uber guy and walk in and continue
@@shadowdemon7770 most shooters will wait to start shooting until they're in a crowded area if they wanna kill someone. Shooting outside would give everyone time to run and hide
1:28 No sir, his actions didn’t safe lives but saved countless lives 👐🏾💪🏾. That man deserves a massive reward and the respect of the entire nation 👐🏾💪🏾
@@onev9064 Yea, but you can't take a chance with innocent lives all around. Smart sane people know you don't take guns to an airport and pull it out. Had to be on drugs
The officer was quick in his response to the threat. I am glad no one else was hurt. Also, I appreciate that they released security footage from the various angles.
Yeah they only show them when they do something right. But 99 percent of the time the cameras mulfunction. Specially when they are in the wrong. Trust no cop. Because they don't give a shit about u
@@feryea3689 As someone who doesn't trust cops and has successfully sued; the media rarely shows cops getting it right. Doesn't sell. Just like the various stories of citizens stopping mass shooters...never makes the news
The fact that he called it before even seeing a weapon and talking to other civilians to get back as he moves up and was able to control the situation before it got out of hand is awesome. That’s not a cop but a guardian.
We need more officers like him when he took that oath to serve and protect he was serious and we can all see it in this video. Good job!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Take about a fast and accurate response. The suspect produced the gun and 6 seconds later was on the ground shot. 52 seconds later the first back up officer was on the scene. 8 seconds after that two more back up officers were on the scene. That's nearly too impressive to even comprehend. Great job!
@@gokusan1015 doesn't matter......airports r large n not that make cops walking around plus they ran to back him instead of going the other way or hesitated
I might go to hell, the situation is really bad but i cant stop laughing at the woman 2:27 crawling for safety, the airport really mop their floor well enough that ya cant swim in it.
Seeing everyone couch to the ground, instinctively duck behind things and shield themselves, it's so sad how used to this we are. Glad everyone was okay ❤️
This one officer did more in just seconds than what those officers in the Texas school shooting DID NOT do in hours!! This one officer saved lives while the Texas officers let lives die. This officer is the definition of "To Protect And Serve" Great Job!!
The big difference is: (A) defender(s) were staged ready in the moment at the location of the active attack. (B) The other instance defender(s) had to respond and make a plan of action to find an unknown active attacker. Which is which scenario?
i have always said a number one tool for a cop is their brain. they misuse it they can kill someone or get someone killed, they use it right and they can save lives. that is how we need to hire and test cops not how well the can be like cartman.
My sister-in-law was there when this happened. She called soon after the shooting and said the cop was beyond amazing. He not only took down the shooter but was directing the people where to move to and when. She said he moved back a little then charged toward the shooter and was firing from behind a kiosk.
We used to put them in "Mental Hospitals" and then the government closed most of them down....now they walk the streets....they're everywhere if you haven't seen it...
There is no need for us to pretend this is the last shooting case. We have to live in constant fear. Ours and our family member's life can be taken away suddenly.
This almost seems like suicide by cop. She shoots in the air. Either she wanted to get shot or she wanted to try to rob people by how she fired into the air
Now where is all the woke anti-gun media? This should be on TV prime time to show how guns , in the hands of good trained people literaly saves lives! Outstanding job by the police officer!
WOW!!! That officer really stepped up in such a dangerous and stressful moment. What courage he displayed . Really just saving lives as he stares death down. He was probably terrified but his training took over and his bravery shown through. what a beautiful courageous moment caught on camera.
I agree that the police have done a perfect job this time but there is no need for us to pretend this is the last shooting case. We have to live in constant fear. Ours and our family member's life can be taken away suddenly.
I keep thinking back about the recent shooting where a good guy with a gun took down the shooter in less than 15 seconds. If you see somebody holding a gun then you take out the threat as fast as possible. This is a problem when there are both good guys and bad guys with guns.
@@CoreyMac_Productionz You try to shoot in the leg at that distance. In today's world you can never be too safe. If the cop waited you would be flipping your lid.
A police officer was spot on, fired a shot at the assailant and stood his ground by guarding at his spot & slowly dispersing the ppl around him. He has done his job in a brave & admirable way. His colleagues are no less as well. The grp of officers never at any point turn or back off, they march forward to lend their hands towards the capture of the assailant in good faith of each other's trust. That's the way I see it. Lives are saved. Thank you Officers.
This is what Real cops do. They take swift action during a life-or-death situation. He saved dozens of lives. Some of them children.Anyone who has anything bad to say about the officer's actions, should be ashamed!!
😂😂You can see clairely she was mentaly sick and don't want to hurt noboby into the air, maybe she go to suicide by cops... Good job officer got to pay leave next time AR-15
His actions were completely unjustified he had amazing reflexes under stress and target acquisition was phenomenal!!! But he needs to hit the firing range so that we can quit wasting tax dollars housing people like this!!! Mass Murderers rapist and pedophiles are beyond redemption and should lose there right to cruel and unusual punishment much like the pain they inflict! And only once they beg for death do we oblige them.... thats my ted talk for the day
I don’t think she was even trying to kill anyone. Though right before she was put down she did have the gun at eye level. Hmm. Overall it looks more like suicide by cop to me.
I feel so sorry for that person in a wheelchair who had to hobble away twice on what was clearly an injured/non-functioning leg. I hope they didn't sustain any further injuries from having to do that. I hope the person who ran off and left them there has apologised. They probably couldn't help it due to fight or flight instinct kicking in, but I'd still feel terrible if I did that. Thank goodness for the officer's training and exemplary actions.
I know, right? That's someone's grandma, 🥺dude I so would have run to her and pushed her away to safety; I grantee that would of been the fastest she has ever moved in a wheelchair!!!
That made me feel so sick. It takes literally like 2% effort to push a wheelchair but she was left there anyways. What selfish humans we have in this world.
Amazing job sir this is just awesome. The fast response and you getting the suspect down and in the process of getting the victims away. Well done again 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Praise to the cop who actually did his job, you sir, you are a blueprint to how all police should act. you jumped into action, honor not only you oath, but yourself. sir, the American people wish to express our gratitude and thanks for being a man who serves and protects, rather than harass and collects. your actions prevented what could of been a whole lot worse.
From that second camera angle it's clear he moved to put himself in between the shooter and the potential victims. This officer just hit every mark in my book. No hesitations. What a hero!
There's no need to put himself in front of a shooter, the officer was approaching a suspicious person not a shoooter. The police is there to tactically take down a target and not a meat shield.
Yes he did, he ran like a coward, she didn’t even realize he was there, he could of headshot her immediately or four consecutive rounds in her Dominant shoulder. 5/10.
Actually we do what will happen. There will continue to be shootings and mass shootings, because America has no control over guns. No surprise to me. But it is sad to see
Amazing! He didn’t even hesitate, just made sure he was in a secure location before taking down the threat. Hats off to him and the rest of DPD. This is how it’s done.
Wearing a sweater in Texas in the middle of summer. Must have a bullet proof vest on. Probably gonna be used to be traded for that WNBA player in Russia I bet.
@@amtooam We may never actually know what went on in that individual's head.... but the minute she even threatened others' safety she most definitely de-valued her own life. Sadly, that's just how these things work.
So i read in the comment alot of people saying the cop needs more training and the shooter didn’t fire anyone just shot up into the ceiling. The cop did what was neccessary there’s no need to give warning to the shooter.
This is why you keep aware when you’re in an airport. If you see someone with a hoodie on with no luggage or bag, and they are always having 1 hand in their pockets with a hood up. That’s a good indicator that person has a weapon. Same when you see a bag left unintended, that bag could have an explosive in it.
What an exemplary example of professionalism and bravery. THIS is what a true “C.O.P” looks like. So much respect and admiration for this officer’s quick actions and implementation of obvious quality training. Grateful for his service.
I'm proud of that officer for not running and just leaving the people, he's a true hero he just found cover real quick and engaged and took matters into his hands like he was suppose to, I tip my hat off to u sir.
Officer had to shoot over the top of a civilian in order to hit the threat while under immense stress. Training, training, training. Good job sir. We the people are thankful for your service.
To the freeway construction workers... I am thankful for your service. Risking your lives EVERY DAY in a place where a bullet proof vest would do nothing to protect you.
he shot the kiosk he was hiding behind ...TWICE.....while putting an innocent BETWEEN him and the shooter.......yeah a hero .......smh...nope...he was reckless...
@@johnjames4567 Holy shit dude he’s only human, it’s an active shooter scenario, you’re under a ton of pressure and you have to think quickly, it’s so easy to judge when you’re just watching a video. But obviously he didn’t mean to. He was just trying to focus on stopping the shooter. And you said and other comments that you could do better. Honestly I severely doubt that.
Wearing a sweater in Texas in the middle of summer. Must have a bullet proof vest on. Probably gonna be used to be traded for that WNBA player in Russia I bet.
actually the only reason he is still alive is that she fired in the air instead of at him. No idea why she did that, but it was the reason for her being the one on the floor and not him.
The police officer already knew something was up. We can see him looking checking her out.. waiting, then responding. Professional. Served and protected.
I assume it is similar levels of heat in Texas rn that it is where I am so someone walking around in a hoodie in this heat would raise a couple red flags for me
@@radiantminnep6027 I think it was all over her other behavior honestly. I am in Phoenix, AZ (110 degrees) airport often and there are SO SO many people wearing hoodies and coats in the airport because of cold planes and cold destinations.
May I just say BRAVO! to the individual who traded places with the security officer @02:50 - and who COURAGEOUSLY and *without* *hesitation* put her own life at risk by exposing herself! - so that the officer could get closer to the shooter. That takes guts, whomever you are, we see what you did there! Bless your heart! You are amazing. Bless that quick-thinking, quick-acting security officer as well!! He HANDLED this incident as a pro! Great job!!
No you can’t teach bravery and courage but you sure can hire it or fire it for lack thereof. Edit: wow I wasn’t expecting this much attention from this comment. Of course what I said goes much deeper than a simple one-liner. I believe that police officers like the Uvalde ones are just simply hired because of their immaculate records and the passing of a polygraph. I believe that there are way too many cops that are hired because they want that badge and that gun as an ego boost and pride boost. I believe that a huge problem with our police force is people who are hired who do not truly believe that they are there to serve and protect. I enjoy the opportunity to use this comment now as a catalyst to express these words. We now live in a society that has evolved to a point that better screening processes need to be performed to determine whether a person is just there for their ego or is there to serve and protect.
Sucks that with all those 150 maybe more officers in Uvalde…none were this brave & did their jobs right. Except for obviously the later ones that came in from border control & did what all those other sitting ducks never did.
@@mg1342mg yes, but how do you hire it is the question? You never know what you are going to get. Some people who seem the bravest and strongest turn out to be weak, and some people who appear to be weak turn out out to be the bravest.
@@jurnee-y probably cause you're not trying to be a problem, it looks like the cop didn't suspect the suspect to do what she did here cause he was surprised asf. You keep living in your hoodie you got nothing to worry about except humidity 😔
Tbh, most people without bags at the airport are sketchy. I know this because I traveled on an airplane with no bags recently and I felt like I was literally the only one in a huge airport.
@@janetheteach That is literally how suicide by cop attempts work... They aim with no intentions to harm but know the cops wont take the chance 99% of the time. Mass shooters dont shoot into the air when in the middle of a crowd of potential victims.
What lives ? Who shoots in the air to kill people. Have that ever happened in the history of gun violence? The crazy lady probably was just attempting to rob again
IKR I mean sure he was just standing a few feet away from the terrorist but normally Texas cops are known to curl up into the fœtus position until the danger goes away
