Yeah, I'm sure that's what the racist police are doing. Well, every single day, even on holidays, our first responders are out there, of course, working to keep our communities safe there. The people we call when we need help, they run toward danger when others run away. They, of course, save lives. Yeah, and most of them. Yeah, man, I like that, man. That was a nice, intro. That was a nice intro, man. I like that, man. Well, every single day, even on holidays, our first responders are out there, of course, working to keep our communities safe there. The people we call when we need help, they run toward danger when others run away. They, of course, save lives. Yeah, and most of the time we never know about it. Fox or teens, Dow Green highlights one of those stories and a reminder for all of us. To be thankful for the men and women serving our community. With me being a parent, anything involving children, your hard stops. It was a Friday night in November when the call came in. When I trained my trainees, I tell them there's no such thing as a routine call. Anything and everything can go wrong in any given moment. Um, I think that's what I think about it. I think that's what I think about it. I think that's what I think about it. Everything can go wrong in any given moment. Um, you have to stay on your toes. Officer Tyler Smothers was just one street away when the dispatcher radioed. A little girl was choking at a home and uptown. I immediately saw. One of my kids. Officer Smothers, who previously trained and worked as an EMT grabbed the lamp one year old. My biggest thing was to clear her airway. And, you know, I immediately went into. Daddy mode and grabbed her and just started hitting her on the back until, you know, something shook loose. As the little girl recovered and gasped for air, officers. Sons man. He went there help sons, man. Where the podium at? Well, I don't, I don't sense it. Hey, man. Hey, news news, news station, man. We want to run out of fucking. Um, God damn ballroom or something over. We want to use the church, man. And. Get up on stage and have a podium. Can you bring your cameras down so we can. Talk about this incident with this officer. How come some people never want to talk about getting front of a podium and a bunch of cameras. And I have 50,000 people on stage. What they talk about incidents with police officers like this. And I have a lot of people on stage. What they talk about incidents with police officers like this. Some people are horrible. Press one. They're horrible. Daddy mode and grabbed her and just started hitting her on the back until you know, something shook loose as the little girl recovered and gasped for air. Officer smothers handed her back to ambulance got there just later. She was taken to out. I immediately cal and had her face time. Me camera, you know, at that of his own, the youngest, the girl he just saved. Shit. My man is a mud shot. Either. Yeah, he's a he shot, man. My man is a mud shot. What do you know, man? Get the likes. We hit the like button. Yeah, it's looped to you, man. My man is a mud shot. He don't got them strong gladder jeans, man. You don't have him. He don't have them gladder jeans, man. Some of y'all, some of y'all got them. Some of y'all don't, man. He don't got them them damn. I got his wife just women. I got the strong gladder jeans, man. We got to be having kids with them. White women, men of kids be look on white, Jack. You know, at that point, I just wanted to see my own kids. He has four children of his own, the youngest, the same age as the girl. He just saved. I had to take a moment because, you know, people see us and the fact that we're still human gets lost. We're not robots. We see stuff bad things every day. Some calls are hard to process, but, you know, there's still a job to be done and there's other people that need help. And he reminds us in this spirit of Thanksgiving to be grateful for our first responders, the heroes on the front line. It's every officer, every firefighter, every medical staff at all the hospitals. It's all of us. We're, you know, we're, we try to hold it together because, you know, we got in this field to help people. Thank you, Officer Smothers. Thank you, Memphis Police. Thank you to all of our first responders. Darryl Green, thank you, man. Thank you, couple man. Hmm. New developments in the suspected road rage death of a MoPED driver in the Bronx. The victim has been identified as 23 year old Robert Jimenez. His family says he was set to welcome a child in just two months. Police say he was on a MoPED when he was fatally struck by a red Honda Civic after some sort of dispute. It happened yesterday afternoon on Fox Street and Intervail Avenue in the Longwood section. The victim was a child who was a child who was a child who was a child who was a child who was a child who was a child who was a child who was a child who was a child who was a child who was a child who was a child who was asked what the victim was. What is it say the driver was speeding and going the wrong way? His father says investigators told him his son was intentionally struck He said she won and she walked around and she leaned like an animal but I lost my baby boy. Everybody's.