Boston Police Officer Jumps In Freezing Water To Save Drowning Woman

[Locutus]

Good man.

Boston Police Officer Jumps In Freezing Water To Save Drowning Woman - YouTube

 

[CDNBear]

"I tell you what, that cop was a hero today."

Impossible, they're all power abusing, corrupt criminals.

He was probably going to cop a feel, steal her wallet or beat her because she was swimming without a permit.

 

[IdRatherBeSkiing]

For every one of these videos, there is a person who could be helping just standing around with a video camera.

 

[SLM]

For every one of these videos, there is a person who could be helping just standing around with a video camera.

Yes, yes, yes! First thought I always have, "Put down the damn camera and help".

 

[taxslave]

Not necessarily. Unless you know for sure that you can help you are very liable to be just another victim and thereby doubling the work of rescuers. Hero to zero can be a very short trip.

"I tell you what, that cop was a hero today."

Impossible, they're all power abusing, corrupt criminals.

He was probably going to cop a feel, steal her wallet or beat her because she was swimming without a permit.

Nah his uniform needed dry cleaning and this way he doesn't have to pay for it himself. LOL

 

[L Gilbert]

He used the camera to give a "warning" to the cop that there was someone in the drink.
(Where'd I hear that camera as a warning thing before?)

 

[Vancouverite]

I've dissed the Mounties, but, if a cop does it, why not give him a round of applause??? Am I missing something?

 

[shadowshiv]

"I tell you what, that cop was a hero today."

Impossible, they're all power abusing, corrupt criminals.

He was probably going to cop a feel, steal her wallet or beat her because she was swimming without a permit.

The comments in italics reminds me of a Season 4 episode of Frasier entitled 'The Good Samaritan'. No matter what he does to help people in that episode, it keeps getting twisted and thrown back in his face for NO good reason.