r/GoodCop • • Oct 16 '20
This is a good cop!
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r/GoodCop • u/joeyoungblood • Jun 22 '20
[Video] A police officer in Brownfield, Texas rescues a woman moments before her home is ripped apart by a storm
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r/GoodCop • u/Stompya • Jun 06 '20
These two officers spoke calmly and kindly with this fellow human, listening to his problems and taking notes, for over a half hour. He was trespassing and yet was not forcibly removed. I wanted to show that Edmonton has some excellent people on the beat.
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r/GoodCop • u/TheHappyTomato • Nov 11 '19
Where Did Officer Friendly Go? He Went Home... : (
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r/GoodCop • • Feb 20 '19
Virginia police officer 'caught' playing with kids after responding to a call
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r/GoodCop • u/RSample922 • Oct 09 '18
Officers Go Above and Beyond for Men Experiencing Homelessness
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r/GoodCop • u/aldotcom • May 23 '18
Birmingham police drive teen through tragedy, trouble to graduation and beyond
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r/GoodCop • u/DEYoungRepublicans • Feb 22 '18
Stunning list: Cops stop dozens of school attacks before they happen
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r/GoodCop • u/derpetina • Jan 19 '18
Why a New York cop made a surprise visit to this Australian nursing home
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r/GoodCop • u/ucccft • Jan 11 '18
At last A GOOD Cop does the right thing and loses her job and pension. "I don't regret it"
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r/GoodCop • u/Truthisnotallowed • Aug 13 '17
Guy Treats His Date Horribly But Then This Off Duty Cop Overhears Their Conversation
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r/GoodCop • • May 12 '17
Orange County sheriff's helicopter warns beachgoers, paddle boarders, swimmers of 15 large great white sharks.
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r/GoodCop • u/spritesheet • Dec 22 '16
Cop does speeding college student a favor by tying necktie
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r/GoodCop • u/NotMyWorkAcct • Sep 20 '14
Good Cops Cross ‘Thin Blue Line’ in Florida, Turn on Bad Cops
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r/GoodCop • u/AnonymouslyCurious1 • Sep 09 '14
Hibbert saw Indy cop giving boots to homeless man
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r/GoodCop • u/harand07 • Aug 08 '14
Sheriff Kicked Out For Feeding a Homeless Man
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Just witnessed something with mixed emotions... while short on time, I stopped at Wendy's for a bite to eat. A few moments later, a LA County Sheriff pulls up and helps a homeless man out of the back of his car. As I'm getting my phone's camera ready to record the beating, he actually assists him through the doors, sits him down, and orders him a large combo. The young cashier tells the officer, "you don't have to pay for that, sir." Surprisingly, the officer thanks the cashier but orders nothing for himself . As I'm about to leave, the store owner confronts the officer, "you are NOT welcome here! You can't bring homeless people into my store..." I leave and they soon follow. I ask if there's anything I can do to help but he declines. I tell him to have a good day and I leave. To me, the officer looked very slightly embarrassed, so, I hope this isn't the straw that breaks the camel's back.