- While police officers are hailed for their courage, their quieter moments of compassion and humanity often slip under the raider. - Today, Detective Dale will take us through five cases where hero cops go out of their way to help citizens. - Clearing areas of homeless individuals is a common task for police, but it's the empathetic and astute officers who recognize that sometimes a helping hand is more needed than a handcuff. - [Police Officer 6] Are you okay? - I'm having suicidal... - [Police Officer 6] Okay, you need some help? - Please. - [Police Officer 6] I can do that for you. What's your name? - When a Columbus cop responded to a call about a homeless person outside a store, he anticipated a routine encounter. Instead, he encountered a woman so intoxicated, she could barely speak, yet the officer's empathy detected a deeper, unspoken suffering. - [Police Officer 6] Hey, what's going on? What are you up to? Are you okay? - I'm having suicidal... - [Police Officer 6] Okay, you need some help? - Yes. - [Police Officer 6] I can do that for you. What's your name? - Ashlye. - Ash, what? - [Police Officer 6] Ashlye, okay. Why don't you stand up for me, hun? Where do you stay? Do you stay around here somewhere? - I was at the shelter. - [Police Officer 6] Okay, what happened today that's got you feeling this way? - I don't know. I just had, like, suicidal thoughts. - [Police Officer 6] Have you been on like a program before or are you on any medications for any mental health purposes or anything? Have you been taking them like you're supposed to? - Um, I guess. - [Police Officer 6] Oh, you have, and you're still feeling bad? - It's been away for a while. It's just started back up. - [Police Officer 6] Is it just, like, general depression that you have to deal with from time to time, and like you're having a bad flare up right now or something? - Yeah, it just started. - [Police Officer 6] Okay, nothing triggered it? Like, you didn't get into an argument with somebody, or something particular bad happened to you? Okay, do you still have a spot down at the shelter, or did you lose that spot? - Well, I was told that when I was ready to come back out there. I have a new reservation. - [Police Officer 6] Okay, so you've just been kind of hanging out, 'cause you don't know what to do? - I've just kind of been hanging out, getting some air. - [Police Officer 6] Okay, I can get you to get some help tonight though. Is that what you'd like? Okay, why don't you grab your bags, and we'll head over to my car, and I'll give you a ride. Sound good? What all do you have in these? - As they drove, the woman opened up about her mental health battles, validating the officer's decision to show compassion over enforcement. - [Police Officer 6] How long have you been basically homeless? - [Ashlye] For several years. - [Police Officer 6] Several years? What happened? How'd you get in that spot? I gotta unlock the car real quick. - [Ashlye] The last apartment I had caught on fire. - [Police Officer 6] Oh, no, okay, hang tight. I'm just gonna pat you down and make sure you don't have any weapons or anything, okay? Hang out right there for me real quick. I'm just gonna check your pockets. What all do you have in your pockets? Do you know... You're okay. Am I bugging you? - [Responder] Extremely, extremely. - [Police Officer 6] Okay, what do you have under your coat? Do you have any jackets or anything underneath? (walkie-talkie chattering indistinctly) Okay, thank you. I'm gonna give you your snacks. You can hold on to this. There's nothing dangerous here. Do you have a treatment facility that you generally go to? Like, have you been to... Okay, do you want me to take you down to Netcare? Okay, I'm sorry my car's a little cold. They didn't drive it on second shift today, so I'll get you down there as quick as I can, all right? (walkie-talkie chattering indistinctly) - [Police Officer 6] When's the last time you were in Netcare? (walkie-talkie chattering indistinctly) Do you know when the last time you were in treatment was? When's the last time that you were actually in treatment for something like this? - [Ashlye] I just recently got out the hospital. - [Police Officer 6] Was it for your depression issues, or was it for something else? (Ashlye muttering) - [Ashlye] It was for suicide prevention, psychiatric emergencies, and clinical services. - [Police Officer 6] Do you have, like, a case worker that follows up with you or anything? (Ashlye muttering) Do they not follow up with you very often, or what? Do they follow up with you like they're supposed to, or like do you talk to them very often? 19235 going to Netcare at (indistinct). When's the last time you talked to your case manager? - [Ashlye] It's been some time. - [Police Officer 6] Are they easy to get ahold of or... - [Ashlye] Well, I had to actually go to the building. - [Police Officer 6] Oh, really? Which shelter were you staying at? - [Ashlye] Van Buren. - [Police Officer 6] Okay. 102, my (indistinct) is 38. - The officer's relief at arriving at Netcare was short-lived as an employee soon shared a crushing update. - [Responder] 192, (indistinct) what was that? - [Police Officer 6] Any miles or 38? - [Responder] Your time is 11:48 p.m. - [Police Officer 6] Make sure you don't lose anything. We can step into the breezeway here, and then we'll have to step back outside, so we can do a quick c***d screen. Are you guys under divert? - [Shelter Employee] Yeah, we got put on a while ago. - [Police Officer 6] Oh, it's not on the board. - [Shelter Employee] Oh, we called about 9:00 p.m. - [Police Officer 6] Okay, I'll let radio know, thanks. All right, and we're gonna go somewhere else. They're full. Is there another place that you'd like to go as far as the hospitals go? - [Ashlye] Let me think. - [Police Officer 6] 'Cause I could take you... Have you ever been up in Riverside or anything like that? They have a pretty good unit up there. - Yeah, I'll go to Riverside. - [Police Officer 6] Okay, do you mind putting your seatbelt back on for me? I get in trouble if you don't have it on. It's on the other side of you. That's why it's kind of weird. It's in the middle, and it buckles over here. - You know what? I'll go to... - [Police Officer 6] Grant has a really good spot. Doctors doesn't have social work on at night. - I'll go to Riverside if that's fine. - [Police Officer 6] Okay, I'll take you up there. Yeah, go ahead. Just buckle up, and we'll get up there. It's a pretty nice hospital. 192. - [Responder] Charlie, 192. - [Police Officer 6] Netcare's on divert. Can you put a thing on the board? And I'm heading up to Riverside. Beginning is 38. (walkie-talkie chattering indistinctly) - 192, my name is 48. - [Responder] Copy. Time is 12:04 a.m. They don't get as busy here as they do at Netcare, so they shouldn't have any problems. Have you ever been to this hospital before? I think they take good care of people. - Social services don't fall into a cop's job description, but this heartwarming gesture probably saved a life. While I commend the officer who helped a homeless individual, our next story features a truly fearless hero who entered a blazing fire to save animals. - [Police Officer 1] Come on. - [Police Officer 2] You gotta grab him! It's okay. the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office in Colorado responded to a trailer fire. Upon arrival, Deputy Zach Newell and Nicholas Collins found several dogs trapped inside. (dog barking) - [Police Officer 1] Come on. (dogs wailing) Come on! (officer clapping) Puppies! Come on! Kick it. (dog wailing) I hear voices. I can't get in. The smoke's too thick. Hey, sir, can you get away? - Zach! Zach! Nick! Zach! Come on. Come on, puppies. I got you! Zach! Zach! Come on. Come on! Come on! Hey, come on! - Come on! - I gotcha. - [Police Officer 2] You gotta grab him! You gotta grab him! - Despite limited equipment and thickening smoke, the officers pressed deeper into the trailer, putting the rescue above their own wellbeing. Their focus was elsewhere, on something far more critical. - Come on! It's okay. (officer coughing) Hey, come on. Come on. Come on. They're breathing. Is this one breathing? Okay, they're breathing. - [Police Officer 8] Give me the light. I can't get to it. I don't wanna open that door and then get hit in the face with an explosion. Hey, come on. It's okay, puppies. Where? Hey, come on. - [Police Officer 8] Pup, this way. Get away from here. Come on. - [Police Officer 1] Close the door. Front seat in my patrol car. In the bag, there's a leash. Come on, come on. Come on. Come on, puppies. Come on. Hey. Hey, you're okay. You're okay. Breathe. Come on, come on. Breathe, come on. - The dogs inhaled too much smoke, and deputies tried what they could to keep them alive, but they needed instant oxygen. - Hey, you got an O2 bottle I could use? An O2 bottle and mouth rebreather? All right, come on. Come on, come on. - [Police Officer 2] You're okay. - [Police Officer 1] Come on, puppies. - [Police Officer 2] Should we get them inside the cars? - [Police Officer 1] Why? So when they wake up... - [Police Officer 2] To get them warm. To get them warm. - [Police Officer 1] Yeah, we can. Come on. I got you, puppy. I got you. Come on. You're okay. Here, I have a leash. - [Police Officer 2] Oh, you do? - [Police Officer 1] Yes. Here, you wanna go to the other side? Hook them up. I'll carry this one. Hi, puppies. Hi, hi. - [Police Officer 1] Is this the girl? - [Police Officer 2] This the one that's had trouble breathing. - [Police Officer 1] Okay, I got her. - [Fireman] You're all right, man. You did good. You did good. I know. I know you're panicked, sweetie. It's okay though. We got you now. It's gonna be okay. There. What's that, puppies? - [Fireman] Where's your other dog? - [Citizen] Oh, my god. Oh, my god. There's MJ. There's MJ. MJ, MJ, MJ. Oh, my god. Oh, my god. - [Fireman] Come on, MJ. - [Citizen] Yes, MJ. Put MJ in it. - [Fireman] That's the order. - The officer's CPR efforts paid off, and the dog lived, one of many rescued that day. If that case didn't convince you of cops,' heroism, Officer Brandon's selfless act in the freezing cold to help an elderly man will change your mind. - [Officer Brandon] Anywhere that I can take you, to get a hotel room or something, or... 'Cause I can't leave you out here. It's way too cold. - On a bone-chilling Arkansas State Trooper Brandon Byrd was on I40 when he came across what he thought was an abandoned car. However, a closer inspection left him shocked and worried. (walkie-talkie chattering indistinctly) - [Police Officer 3] Hey, how you doing? Will you unlock your door? Your door's locked? I didn't think anybody was sitting in there, but there is. So, turn some blue lights on. (walkie-talkie chattering indistinctly) Hey, is your door locked? I'll come to your side. Can you see it? It'd probably be up... Yeah, it's up on the door there. I'll come to that other side. You okay? - [Citizen] Yes, sir. I'm doing okay. I just need a little help. - [Police Officer 3] What you got? - [Citizen] I don't have anything. - [Police Officer 3] You don't? Okay. Well, I'm Trooper Byrd with the state police. Is there anything I can do to help you? Is your car broke down? - [Citizen] Yeah, I need some help. - [Police Officer 3] How long you been here? - [Citizen] I really don't know. - [Police Officer 3] You don't know? Okay. - [Citizen] Maybe an hour or two? I don't know. What happened to your car? You outta gas? Did it shut off on you or... - [Citizen] I need help. I need help, and I'm willing to cooperate. - [Police Officer 3] Okay. - [Citizen] I need you to help me. - [Police Officer 3] Well, you just tell me what you need. I'm here to help you, okay? - [Citizen] Okay. - [Police Officer 3] All right. Are you able to drive, or do you need an ambulance? - [Citizen] No. (indistinct) - [Police Officer 3] You need your friend? Do you have your friend's phone number? Do you have a cell phone or anything? - [Citizen] No, no. - [Police Officer 3] Will your car start at all? You'll have to hit your brake. You'll have to hold your brake to start it. I'll let you look at that. I'll be right back, okay? Give me just a second. Hey, you still there? - [Police Officer 4] Yeah. - [Police Officer 3] Hey, I'm not sure what I got here. Let me call you back, okay? - [Police Officer 4] All right. - [Police Officer 3] All right, see you. - It was tough to determine what was wrong with Danny's car, but the officer knew one thing. He needed instant help. - [Police Officer 3] Okay, I'm back. Did you find a a cell phone or a phone number? - [Danny] There's one in my pocket. - [Police Officer 3] There's one in your pocket? Do you want to try to call this person? - [Danny] Yes. - [Police Officer 3] Where are they from? Do they live in Searcy? - [Danny] I honestly don't know where they're from. I believe is... - [Police Officer 3] Is there anywhere that I can take you to get a hotel room or something? 'Cause I can't leave you out here. It's way too cold. I don't wanna leave you here. Well, your car can't be fixed here, so we need to tow your car. I know you don't wanna pay for your car to be towed, but it'll have to go somewhere to get worked on. Does that make sense? I wanna help you. What can I do? Can I take you to a hotel? I don't wanna leave you here. You'll freeze to death. It's like 25 degrees. Can I call somebody for you? Have you got family? - [Danny] My brother, my brother. I'll let him... He'll help me. - [Police Officer 3] Can I call your brother for you? - Officer Brandon wanted the older man to be warm and safe under a roof. So, he made a decision and took action. - [Police Officer 3] All right, what can I do to help him? He's close to Russellville on interstate, and I think his car may be outta gas. - [Danny's Brother] Okay. - [Police Officer 3] Or, something's wrong with his car. It's not starting. - [Danny's Brother] Well, it's probably outta gas, I'd bet. He probably didn't put none in it. - [Police Officer 3] It's what it sounded like when he tried to turn it on. It wouldn't start. - [Danny's Brother] Yeah. Russellville, oh, goodness. - [Police Officer 3] Yeah, he said he wanted to sit here until daylight before he continued on, and it's 25 degrees. I told him I can't let him sit out here until daylight. - [Danny's Brother] No, he can't. He can't do that, no. Well, what can we do? - [Police Officer 3] Well, where are y'all located at? - [Danny's Brother] Searcy, Arkansas. - [Police Officer 3] Oh, y'all are good ways away. I can see if he'll let me take him to Russellville, and we can either try to get him a hotel room, or maybe somebody, if y'all know someone that can come and pick him up or something. I want him to be warm. I don't want him to sit out here all night. - [Danny's Brother] Yeah, well, no. He'll freeze to death out here. - [Police Officer 3] Yeah, that's what I've told him. - [Danny's Brother] Yeah, see if you can get him to Russellville, get him a room, and I'll try to make arrangements to come get him tomorrow. - [Police Officer 3] Okay, do you want me to have his car towed, or just leave it on the side of interstate? - [Danny's Brother] Well, if I come and get him, I guess I can get his car. - [Police Officer 3] Okay, you'll probably have to bring some gas if that's what the problem is. - [Danny's Brother] I'll do that. - [Police Officer 3] Okay, it's gonna be at the 74 mile marker. It's right at the London exit. Let me look. I wanna look and see if you got shoes. 'cause you don't have no shoes on, okay? Let me see if I can find a pair of shoes. I don't see nothing in the back. You want me to look in your trunk to see if there's any in there? You got sandals or something? I didn't see anything over here. - [Danny] No, no, I have no shoes. Do I? - [Police Officer 3] Okay. Well, I wanna come over there, and I'll help you get out, okay? That way, I can watch traffic for you, 'cause there's a lot of traffic. All right, I'll come over there. All right, Mr. Danny, I'm gonna help you out, okay? Do you have the keys to your car with you? They're in your pocket? I just wanna make sure you take them with you. I think I heard them. Yep, there you go, okay. And do you got some money for a hotel room? - [Danny] I've only got cash. I don't know if this is... - [Police Officer 3] Okay, this is fine. This is fine. Here, put this back in your pocket, okay. This is your money. This is a dollar bill. That's just money, is all that is. You need this, okay? All right, do you have any more? Can I check? Just right over here. I got you. Yep, there you go. We're gonna go right back here to the back, 'cause I've got too much stuff here, okay? - [Danny] Okay. - [Police Officer 3] So we're gonna go right here, and I wanna make sure your car is locked up, but I wanna try to find you some shoes first, okay? Oh, I got you. I got you. You're all right. - [Danny] Thank you. - [Police Officer 3] Like I said, you're in no trouble. I'm just trying to help you stay warm, okay? - [Danny] Okay. - [Police Officer 3] You got it? - [Danny] Yes, sir. - [Police Officer 3] Okay, all right, all right. I'm gonna shut this door, okay? - When Danny admitted he had no money to pay for the room, Officer Brandon did something incredibly kind for the older man. - [Police Officer 3] All right, here we go. Hey, Danny. Hey, they've got a room here. It's $82 a night. Do you have any money with you? I don't think they'll take a checkbook though. Let me turn the light on for you. - [Danny] All I have is... Let me see what I got in my pocket. - [Police Officer 3] Okay. - [Danny] It doesn't matter. Can you just... I need some help. - [Police Officer 3] Yeah, yeah. - [Danny] I'm not... Have I done anything wrong? - [Police Officer 3] No, no. You haven't done anything wrong. No, I'm just trying to get you a room for the night. That way, you can stay in a room and turn the heater on, and watch some TV or something, okay? All right, would that be okay? - [Danny] I trust you. - [Police Officer 3] Okay, all right. So, you don't have any money, I'm gonna go in here and pay for your room, okay? - [Danny] Yes, sir. - [Police Officer 3] Okay, I'll get you a room. Just hang on, and I'll get it taken care of for you. - [Citizen] You have a good night. Thank you for your service. - [Police Officer 3] Yes, sir, thanks. All right, Danny, I got you a room, okay? I'll take you over here to it, and then I'll call your brother, and let him know where you're at, so he can come pick you up in the morning, okay? Let me go see if we can find it. - [Danny] Trooper Byrd? - [Police Officer 3] Yes sir. - [Danny] I trust my brother to take care of me. (Danny muttering indistinctly) - [Police Officer 3] I'm sorry. I'm trying to figure out where I'm at and where I'm supposed to go. Okay, Danny, you ready? I found it, finally. You got it? - [Danny] Yes, sir. - [Police Officer 3] Okay, did you get your checkbook? - [Danny] I'm sorry. - [Police Officer 3] You're okay. You're all right. Hey, here's your checkbook, Danny, and your car keys. - [Danny] Okay. - [Police Officer 3] All right, I'm gonna walk you up here to your room, okay? Do you just wanna follow me? - [Danny] Yes, sir. - [Police Officer 3] Okay. It's a nice room, Danny. - [Danny] Sir, it just don't feel right, but I'll try to pay them back. - [Police Officer 3] No, I've already paid for it. You don't have to pay for it, okay? This is your room. You're the only person that has access to this room, okay? And your brother, Edward, is gonna come here in the morning and pick you up and go get your car, okay? - [Danny] Yes, sir. - [Police Officer 3] You can't be out in the cold. Come on. Let's go. Trust me, I'm here to help you, Danny, all right? Come on, Danny. I gotta get you to your room, okay? I'm gonna get you to your room, Danny. - [Danny] I don't want to be killed in a (indistinct). - [Police Officer 3] No, we're not in a car. We're not in a car, okay? Come right over here. See the sidewalk? Yep, come right through here. - [Danny] All right, all right. I don't wanna get crashed tonight. - [Police Officer 3] I don't either. Me and you got that in common, okay? All right, come on. You remember my name, Danny? Brandon. - [Danny] Brandon? - [Police Officer 3] Yep, I'm Brandon. Come on. I'm here to help you, Danny. But you got a nice room. I went there and looked at it. - [Danny] It's a nice room. - [Police Officer 3] Yeah, it's a nice one. - [Danny] Nice room. - [Police Officer 3] Yeah, real nice. - Danny's car stayed on the highway while he rested in his room and waited for his brother to arrive in the morning. - Officers perform courageous deeds that often go unseen daily. Yet, the people they've helped never forget holding them in their hearts forever. But sometimes, a rare case can have a profound impact on an officer's life, as our next case shows where an encounter leads to an unexpected new connection. - [Police Officer 4] I'm worried about her, because she starts breathing, and then she just stops and then starts and then stops. in Berkeley County, South Carolina, Deputy Kimbro didn't know that a regular Tuesday would turn his life around, because nothing could have prepared him for what was inside the car. - [Police Officer 4] Okay, let me have the baby. Let me have the baby. Hey, what's your baby's name? - [Citizen] Riley. - [Police Officer 4] Riley. Hey, baby. Okay, I'm gonna put her on your lap, okay? I'm gonna check for a pulse. Okay, I got a pulse. She's got a pulse. Come on, baby. Come on. - [Mother] She was sleeping. - [Police Officer 4] She was sleeping? - [Police Officer 4] How old is the child? - [Mother] She's a week and a half. - [Police Officer 4] Week and a half. Is there anything in her mouth? - [Mother] No. - [Police Officer 4] Oh, come on, baby. Cry for me. Cry for me. Come on, open those eyes, sweetheart. There you go. As long as she's crying like that, she's breathing. Come on. Come on, baby. Come on. Her lips are a little blue. I'm worried about her circulation. Come on, baby. Come on. Come on. I want you to cry for me. Is she normally a crier? - [Mother] Yeah. - [Police Officer 4] Okay, come on, baby. Come on. Come on. I'm gonna massage her. There you go. Come on. Come on. Come on. There we go. There we go. Come on. Come on, baby. She's breathing. As long as she's crying like that, she's breathing. But I'm worried about her, 'cause looks like she's going in and out. Come on, baby. - The baby, just 12 days old, was gasping for air, and the mother was frantic, too distraught to tend to her helpless child. With the hospital still distant, Deputy Kimbro knew he had to act fast. - [Police Officer 4] Come on. Come on, come on. - [Mother] Oh, my god. - [Police Officer 4] Come on. There we go. There we go. There you go. She's breathing. Come on. Come on, baby. Ask him for an ETA on that 52. Come on. Come on. - [Mother] She not breathing. - [Police Officer 4] She's gonna be okay. I think she's gonna be okay. She's breathing. Come on. There you go. There you go. There you go. Come on, baby. What was wrong with her? - [Mother] She was sleeping, and then I was in the shower when she had her, and she came to me and was like, "She was choking." - [Police Officer 4] She was choking? Was she being fed? - [Mother] No, she was sleeping in the basinet, but I went in the shower, and I gave her to my step momma. And then, she came to me, and she was like, "She was choking." - [Citizen] She was choking. - [Police Officer 4] What was she choking on? - [Citizen] She had looked like she had milk. - [Police Officer 4] Come on, baby. I'm worried about her, because she starts breathing, and then she stops, and then starts and then stops. And she said she was choking earlier... Come on, baby. She's all right. There we go. Come on. Let me know you're still with me, honey. Come on. - [Mother] Is anyone coming, like the EMFs? - [Police Officer 4] Yes, the ambulance are on their way. It's just too dangerous to let you go. There you go. Her chest is moving. There we go. Come on, honey. Come on. There you go. Come on. Come on. - [Citizen] You know which hospital they're going to? - [Police Officer 4] Do not know. - [Mother] We don't know. - [Police Officer 4] There you go. There you go. There you go. Come on. Yeah, her stomach's moving. Her chest is moving. - Thankfully, the constant CPR kept the child breathing, even if it was in small breaks. But it was still tough to say if the baby would make it. - [Police Officer 4] She's breathing. Come on. She's breathing. Is that John? John, she's breathing. She's got a pulse, okay? There you go. Yeah, I didn't feel a heartbeat earlier. So, I started massaging her heart, and now I feel it's real strong now. She initially had a pulse, and then I... She's gonna be good. She's gonna be good. I can feel that heart. It's good now, okay? Yeah, I couldn't feel a pulse. When I first got in here, I felt the pulse. A few seconds later, it stopped. I started massaging her heart. It started again, and then her breathing was on and off, on and off. I just kept massaging her heart real good. I asked her what happened. She said she was choking earlier, choking on milk. Okay, you ready? I'm gonna transfer her over to you. Ready? She's a week and a half old. - [EMF] Okay, I got it, all right. - [Police Officer 4] Let me get outta y'all way. - You did a good job. - The baby was transported to the hospital, and she lived. But that's not all. On her first birthday, Deputy Kimbro was asked to be her godfather. A request he happily accepted. This story ended on a wholesome note, but our next case will surely put a smile on your face. - [Police Officer 6] What the hell kind of shovel is that? Why's it all bent? Cleveland Police found a house snowed under. When they knocked on the door, a weak and elderly voice answered revealing a man possibly too frail to shovel out himself. - [Police Officer 6] Good. How you doing today, sir? No, you're perfectly fine. You got a shovel? - [Citizen] Yes, I got two in the garage. - [Police Officer 6] Two in the garage? Okay, we'll get this knocked out for you. Do you have a vehicle that needs to get out? Okay. Yeah, go ahead and open the garage for us. No, absolutely not. Okay. All right, thank you very much, sir. What car, who? David 26, or something like that? David 35, or something like that. I don't know. That would be f*****g amazing. Here goes one. Where did he say the other one was? He said there was two. We're good. I'll just use this. - [Responder] Charlie 24. That checks out. I got a code 2. (walkie-talkie chattering indistinctly) - [Responder] All right, cool. Thank you. Clear down at 1515. Next one is at south point. (walkie-talkie chattering indistinctly) - [Police Officer 7] What the hell kind of shovel is that? Why's it all bent? - [Police Officer 6] (indistinct) myself. - Who needs a snow machine when you've got plywood? This officer's creative solution is either genius or crazy. However, this wasn't a two-man job, so the officer called for a Christmas get-together in the driveway. - [Police Officer 6] Absolutely not. - [Police Officer 7] Somebody called us that. - [Police Officer 6] What's that? - [Police Officer 7] Somebody called us that. (walkie-talkie chattering indistinctly) - [Police Officer 6] Hey, you guys got a car? Why don't you guys come over to East 106? I got a job for a rookie. No reports, nothing like that. 4103, East 106. - [Responder] We did convey him last night. - [Police Officer 6] Fix that later. I'll fix it with him later. Just have him get over here. I'll text you. What car? Yeah, what car are you? Hey, it's (indistinct). Hey, David's gonna slide by and help us out with this. It's a pretty big driveway. Yeah, and it's hasn't been touched in probably, it hasn't been touched since it snowed. So, I just talked to them. They can help us out. All right. Oh, no problem at all. All right, thanks, bye. - [Police Officer 7] It's so light on top. - [Police Officer 6] Yeah, but the bottom's where it gets you. - Thanks to the mighty plywood, the driveway was already looking much better, but additional help was still needed. - [Police Officer 8] Look at our shovels. What's he doing? I'll just call Jimmy. Community relations. I've already done two driveways today. Let us plow this s**t. He has a plow, and he is gonna finish off the rest of it for us. You wanna help walk him back to the... - [Police Officer 8] Do you have any salt you need down? - [Citizen] Do you have any? - [Police Officer 8] No, I've got what you have. If you have any salt I'll put that out for you. - [Police Officer 6] Yeah, we've got some right here. - [Police Officer 8] There we go. - [Police Officer 7] Let's walk him back inside. - [Police Officer 8] All right, sir. - [Police Officer 6] No, I've got it. - [Responder] Information for all districts traffic unit and all officers working today from the chief's office. He wants you all to have a Merry Christmas and be safe. - [Police Officer 8] Yeah, you got it? Okay. - [Police Officer 7] And once he comes, plow it. - [Police Officer 8] We'll get salt out for you, okay? What was that? It's already open, okay? - Spending Christmas on duty can be bleak but not when you have some wholesome, fun-loving cops with a radio - [Responder] Good afternoon. Merry Christmas too as well, sir. Thanks for going to help out out with them. Ho, ho, ho. All I heard was ho, ho, ho. It was officer chief's code red, number 2435. - [Police Officer 7] Don't even spread that out, 'cause he's gonna back in and push it all out. - [Responder] Oh, good. I'm glad you gave me his badge, so I can put it on the form one. Copy, thank you (indistinct). I appreciate it. It saves you from having to do radio. You have to handle this. Any OH one you got in position, we'll be more than happy to handle. Funny you should say that. I have one sitting here right now. Copy. Once we're complete, we'll be more than happy to handle it and handwrite it too. Man, you guys are just in the Christmas spirit today. What's going on? - [Police Officer 7] Yo, hey, Lambkin just showed up, and he has a plow on his truck. He can plow it for us. So, we're good. Who would know? Okay, that's fine. All right, bye. - Hey, lucky I was going to my aunt's house to stay right here to do hers. - [Citizen] I'm looking at my man, and I'm like, "I hope this dude offers to plow this for us." - [Police Officer] Yeah, my aunt stays right here, so that's what I was doing. - [Police Officer 8] We appreciate it man. - No problem, man. (radio chattering indistinctly) - Where's (indistinct) at? Stop that! Get out here! How you doing? - [Police Officer] I heard 20 on the radio. - [Police Officer 8] Yeah, I heard what you said. I told him I'll give you five bucks, if you say ho, ho, ho. Give that salt to Jimmy. - [Police Officer] Hey, go grab my shovel outta that car. - [Police Officer 8] I gotcha. - [Citizen] Thank you, officers. - [Police Officer 8] No problem, sir. It's our pleasure. You too, sir. - The officers left the driveway looking squeaky clean. - Thank you, detective. We really appreciate you shedding light on these cases for us. 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