Middle School Resource Police Officer Saves Person From Overdosing #bodyworncamera #bodycam #dui

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This video is of body worn camera footage of a Middle School Resource Police Officer directing bus traffic during dismissal. He almost gets run over by a car as driver goes unconscious. The Officer realizes the unconscious driver was having an overdose and grabs his #narcan kit and tries to revive him but the driver starts to turn blue. Then the cop pulls the driver from the car, drags him to the side of the road and begins CPR saving the driver.

From the officer: God put this driver right in front of me. I am also a drug recognition expert and I do a few follow up videos on this channel and answer questions.
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[MovieGasm]

Excellent critical thinking skills displayed by this officer

[ChristopherBix]

This cop is a great example of what good cops are like. Didn't hesitate, assessed the situation and went into action. There's no doubt that he saved that young man's life. A miracle that the driver ODed right in front of an officer who knew what he was doing. Textbook. Got the narcan in him, removed him from the car to administer another dose and perform CPR. The kids hands were already turning blue. If it would have happened at any other spot, or perhaps with another cop, his life would have been over. Deepest respect for this officer.

[wendybutler]

He saved a life. Deepest respect for good cops everywhere.

[amyyun]

This happened to me exactly 8 years ago. They lost my pulse for over 2 minutes and gave me three narcan. I’m 7 years clean, married and have a beautiful life with three beautiful babies thank God for all first responders like this officer, here. 💙🇺🇸

[jcsgrl]

As a nurse, he's calmer than any code I've ever been a part of. He did this like he's been training for this moment.

[Badger-hk]

As a retired ER PA. You did a great job, Sir. You did exactly step by step what had to be done in a very professional, fast and efficient manner. This gentleman was very lucky to have a properly trained officer, and one who could remain calm and focused on saving a life that day. Hats off to you, Sir.

[Coda]

God bless that officer. I was a Heroin addict for 18 years. I never Od'ed until Fentanyl started to be put in the mix. The last two months, before I got clean, I Od'ed twice two months apart. The same EMT brought me back both times. The last time I Od'ed the EMTs said I barely made it back, that was the last time I used. I thanked the EMTs over and over on the way to the hospital. They said I can thank them by going to rehab, I did. They even had a social worker at the hospital set it up. I have been clean for 5years 10 months. I now help others who are addicted and am very involved in the recovery community. This video really hit home, there are a lot of good people trapped in addiction. I live a productive, fulfilling life thanks to first responders who are like angels.

[ameliawilder]

This officer was born to be a cop. Great work.

[Spooky_Dook]

Saved his life then walked away like it was nothing. That man is alive bcuz of U sir. Well done.

[billywright]

Ive been a nurse for 20+ years and Im amazed by the swift actions of this police officer---The rapid administration of narcan, initiating/deployment of CPR, and keen use of the volunteers he had at his disposal on the scene. He was AMAZING!

[mbrow]

This officer's response was absolute perfection. He deserves a commendation for his excellent work saving this man's life. I hope the man sees this footage, and it prompts him to get the help he needs.

[Guhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh]

The way he said “Put this in PARK” like a frustrated dad takes the cake for me 😭😭😭

[francisgoulart]

As a former officer in this department, I would like to compliment this officer. Strong work my friend. You made a difference this day.

[RobbieWebster]

This dude is a rock star. “God put him right here for me”. This is who every parent wants as their child’s school resource officer.

[dm]

When a man can be simultaneously angry at but also concerned for the well-being of the same person I feel like that’s a really great quality to have to be a good cop. Bless him.

[rfwm]

Good of him to view the man as a victim and not a criminal, drug addicts need help, not prison time.

[hearsthewater]

I had no idea that someone could make noises when receiving CPR. This was educational as well as heart-warming.

[Coley-rjgw]

You are an absolute credit to law enforcement, the badge and most importantly, yourself. The world needs more people like you.

[LorieMyers]

“God put him right here for me”! What an amazing officer. As a critical care nurse… you maintained better composure than some nurses do!

[ej]

That Police Officer saved a life that day. Hope he gets a raise. Just saying.