Live PD: Officer Gets Emotional After Talk w/ Veteran (Season 4) | A&E

An officer gets emotional after giving an inspirational talk to a veteran with a drug addiction. The officer is reminded of his brother who also struggled with drug addiction after serving in the military in this clip from "11.15.19."

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In-studio host, ABC’s Dan Abrams, alongside analyst Tom Morris Jr., guide viewers through the night, giving insight to what audiences see in real time (via a mix of dash cams, fixed rig and handheld cameras), bouncing minute-by-minute between the featured police departments and offering an inside look at each live incident.

[gaberowan]

This guy is a true operator. His brother would be super proud

[ryno_adaptfitness]

Those words have nothing to do with a badge, that's just real talk, man to man.

[z_rock]

Ran into this cop in Tulsa at a Walmart, he is the absolutely the best cop I’ve ever met, same as he is on the show

[DrewFloyd]

"On to the next one"... my mom and dad were both cops for 23 and 33 years. That line hits hard.

[barnanimal]

Respect is what this Officer gave and thoroughly deserves himself.

[isaurodominguez]

He is such a Perfect example of an honest human police officer

[bobafett]

This guy isn't only a good cop he's a great human being. People like him restore my faith in humanity. God bless him!

[stephencarter]

Heroin addict, 3 years sober. This video brought tears to my eyes. For an officer to take the time with someone who has an addiction is heartwarming. I'm a 68 year old Vietnam veteran who like a multitude of others was discharged with an unmanageable habit. It has taken close to 50 years for me to finally smile again. This video should be shown at all police academies. Thumbs up for the men in blue.

[deathraderbsquit]

"People cry, not because they're weak. It's because they've been strong for too long"

[antonioperez]

That cop has a soul. Their is no shame in crying

[JacobSnyderTheBrkenKrpze]

That "On to the next one" hit me as one of the most somber tones I've ever heard in my life... That's a big heart wounded by love too big to handle sometimes

[brandinhill]

I feel bad for him, the ball to brang up his brothers addiction and how he reminded him of his brother is what makes that dude a true man.

[ElevenCombatVet]

You can really tell this officer has a good heart.

[founditnow]

Ladies and gentlemen, this is what a real man looks like.

[jhtsebq]

REAL human being, super tough, super smart, super empathetic - legend, wish the world had millions of these guys

[tatavartianand]

He's a true gentleman. A true human being, a true cop. I wish him all the very best and may the lord look after such souls. We need more of them

[jessearnold]

The world is a better place because of people like him.

[shredandburn]

I surely hope that officer never gets taken for granted. He is a devoted good policeman, we need more cops with hearts and a passion for the people like him

[cousinbilly]

As another old marine vet, Thank you for how you treated my brother….you’ll be in my prayers

[scottycarroll]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for caring for that Marine.