There's a comment that I've been seeing
on my social media lately that's really
starting to get on my nerves. And it's
on the video I have from 2018 where I
took a pregnant homeless woman on her
way to rehab and we stopped to have a
burger on the way and had a conversation
with her. The the comment is something
the effect of, you know, this cop is
rare. Most cops wouldn't do this or, you
know, something of that effect. What
they're insinuating is most cops are
dicks and I was just particularly nice
that day. Uh my question is when's the
last time that you did like something
like that for a homeless person? When's
the last time that you stopped your car,
um went out and talked to a homeless
person, put them in your car, and took
them out for a bite to eat. I have done
it a bunch of times. I've done it as a
police officer and actually have done it
as a regular citizen as well. Um the mo
the majority of the people that are
criticizing cops for not doing this
stuff more often, have never done it
themselves. Um the other question I have
is, have you been out in public
recently? Have you seen the way people
treat other people? Um it it's not good.
It's not good when you go out and you're
walking around. People don't look each
other in the eye. They don't talk to
each other. They don't say hi. They
don't greet each other. This isn't a
problem with the police. It's not rare
that police do this. This is a societal
problem. Uh the fact of the matter is
that police officers are put in
situations where they do this way more
frequently than a member, the general
member or a member of the general
public. Uh, comments like this are
really starting to get on my nerves cuz
for some reason we're super ready to
criticize the cops for not being more
kind to homeless people when our when
our population in general treats
everyone like