Top 7 Good Samaritans - Part 2 | Neighborhood Wars | A&E

Simpsonville, South Carolina, a woman sitting alone on her front steps sobbing on the phone to her father. Mike just called me and said Mom and she's dead, she's fighting a panic attack right after getting the news of the sudden passing of her mother across the street, her neighbor who she just had. I met her once before she hears her cries and realizes that she is distraught because she is supposed to come once again when the Neighbor arrives without hesitation she begins to hug and comfort her grieving friend as if she were the her own daughter. I swear to God, it's a real act.

Out of compassion, in fact, the Good Samaritan continues to communicate via text messages over the next few days to make sure his neighbor and his family are okay. That's what neighbors are for. There was a big problem in my city where these bikes were being stolen. The Good Samaritan who will call Sam wishes to remain anonymous for his safety, but he has seen many bicycles stolen in his

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over the years and no one did anything about it. I was sick of seeing it happen. He was tired of seeing people. The police weren't really doing much about it, so Sam had an idea and with a

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ner they set their wheels in motion.

My neighbor and I thought we would try to stop this theft by going out and looking for these. bikes that have been stolen and we try to recover them ourselves Sam and the neighbor look at posts of stolen bikes online, then the duo tours the

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sometimes for hours hoping to see one in one night while Sam is patrolling alone, he does when I see these guys I walked by, I got a huge adrenaline rush, of course neighbor Sam's Sidekick is home. If I confirm that that's the bike, you have to call the police and I'll tell you where I am, but Sam can connect with him. through your helmet phone and let him know that this is not a drill, it's the bike, there was a bunch of ID's on this bike telling me it was the stolen bike and I'm a little nervous because I'm not sure who on these bikes is more than one, maybe they have a gun, where it is understood that the bike cops are on their way, man, I know the bike was stolen, just leave it there and go, it's your best option.

Sam advises the cyclist to hand over the bike. to him, but instead they stop Sam gives his coordinates to the neighbor, bring the police right now. I'm at the taco truck near Home Depot and he tells the police to meet him there, but while they wait. The neighbor calls again with bad news call right now bring them here okay we are talking right now I called them if they don't come what do you mean they won't come? I have the bicycle. This

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Samaritan is now the only Samaritan. He didn't want to tackle the situation alone.

He just wanted the police to know where these people were so they could stop themselves. One of the bikers pulls out a phone and hands it to Sam. The cyclist on the stolen bicycle ended up leaving. phone him and calling the person who had stolen the bike in the first place, the original thief Sam gets along with the thief who stole the bike. I already talked to Levi and um, I have to return the bike tomorrow, look, man, I have the bike. Right now and I have the KE, I can take it to Levi, man. Levi is the owner of the bike and now that the thief knows he's been caught, he wants to personally return the bike to Levi and apologize or so he says, but I'm going to accept this. ride your bike with me, the police are on the way, no you can't return that bike, but Sam insists on bringing it himself and won't back down.

I don't care, man, this bike is stolen, it's coming with me. Sam thinks he will if he leaves them. Get the bike back neither he nor the owner will see it again we know your name we know your address and everything brother I I would leave if I were you I don't, no it's okay man did you buy this bike or him? give it to you because you should get your money back if you bought it, the thief may not care, but the two Horsemen talk to the thief on the phone and soon give the keys to Sam.

I don't want you to receive it. If they didn't steal it, I don't want them in trouble, so they can leave because we already had the guy's name. The two people on the bikes decide to go their own way and leave the bike with me. right, guys, be safe, okay, I'm sorry you got mixed up in this, okay, if you didn't steal the bike, okay, but I'll take it, we'll take care of the guy, okay, I ended up getting a $500 reward for recovering the bike later in this video was used in court and the thief was charged with many counts of vehicle theft, but putting a neighborhood criminal behind bars comes with a price so I'm a little worried about what will happen.

What can be done to me by the thief or his acquaintances if they discover my true identity, this neighborhood

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Samaritan is happy to remain anonymous and as long as Milwaukee thieves continue to steal bikes, the good Samaritan and his fellow neighbor will continue to take them back , hell yeah, man, an a

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ment dweller. in Seattle Washington has noticed a woman behaving erratically on the street below and starts filming her she is throwing pce oh my god no no no no no no stop, stop, pick up a handful of rocks and run off to terrorize the building on the other side from the street, you can't.

I see it through the awning of the building, but she is throwing those stones at an old woman, unfortunately for this unpleasant neighbor, a good Samaritan passing by just witnessed the attack and plans to do something about it. Oh, the man comes running across the street, attacks the attacker, and sends La crashing into the fire. After scolding her, the man checks on the old woman to make sure she hasn't been hurt by any thrown rocks. Yes, she pleads for the situation to be under control. The unidentified woman offers a feeble apology. Alright. She's sorry and I'm leaving her on her way, I'm sorry to neighbors like this guy, maybe think twice before harassing this neighborhood again.

A delivery man named Nathan Wilkins. He prides himself on knowing all the different routes in his neighborhood as a delivery driver. I have passed through this neighborhood quite frequently. It's a very tight neighborhood on a bright January morning. Nathan's first installment takes him on a familiar route through the city. You have many houses. You have a lot of children running around the yards. Things that make people feel safe in this neighborhood, but this morning Nathan notices something strange in front of him. He had to leave a package not far from where he was and suddenly I realized that he was doing 20 million hours behind someone, oh Lord.

The car in front moves back and forth on the center lines. I just followed behind him and the first thing I thought was oh, he's on his phone, he's, you know, distracted. Nathan stays behind the car as the driver becomes more genuinely erratic, uh oh. no, no, no, no, no, no, the car almost misses two vehicles coming in the opposite direction and shows no signs of stopping, friend, get off the road, oh Lord, we turned around and I see a truck utility vehicle that comes towards us and begins to swerve. in the next lane oh no this guy is about to hit a utility truck coming the other way at 50 mph.

Nathan slows down. He embraces what is about to happen. He was absolutely terrified of a truck that size. If he got hit going 50 mph, it would have been disastrous. he swerves at the last second and nearly avoids a head-on collision. I'm really glad the guy driving the utility truck had the reaction time he did, but the next driver might not be as quick, so Nathan does everything he can to help his neighbors. If I saw a big car coming, I'd turn on my lights, I'd turn on my hazard lights, you know, I do my best to try to warn them, but eventually the car starts slowing down after following this guy for about I don't know 10 ones. minutes or so he finally swerves over a guardrail and there they go, so I pulled into the driveway of a house there and when I got back to his car, a woman was already on the phone with 911, a nearby neighbor was already helping him.

The man, but he barely answers, how old is he? He looks like he may be on his maybe 607. Would you mind hitting the brakes and putting it on part? We were there with the man for a good 5 minutes or so working with him. I'm just trying to make sure he's okay. I'll be fine. I have deliveries to make, but yeah, no, you're okay. Yes, there is someone on the way. Yes, I thank you all for appreciating it. The paramedics soon arrive and the man. He receives a glucose pill for his low blood sugar. Nathan soon returns to the neighborhood making deliveries for him and, although this medical emergency is heartbreaking, he teaches Nathan how the neighbors in this town take care of each other.

One day, that could be me in that car. I could have a heart attack or something while driving down the road and it's nice to know that there are people like the people in my neighborhood that will come and be there and help me thanks to Nathan and his neighbors, this driver avoids a road. to the disaster in the now on the road to recovery hello sir, how is he doing? Hello, even in this era of cameras, scams are also common. Oh yeah, I'm not interested, but for Jean Ebert, it all starts with a phone call one winter afternoon, he's retired.

The 911 operator gets an unusual call at home asking for help and there's a guy crying saying that he's been in an accident and that he's my grandson and that he was now in jail somewhere in New Jersey, but instead of taking the bait, This veteran essential worker sets her own trap to stop the scammer from targeting her neighbors and the last thing I said to him before hanging up was I'll take care of this and I think that's what hooked the guy into thinking I was really falling. In the scan, a common scam, this man is trying to convince Jean that his grandson is in trouble and needs his money to help him out of trouble.

The next thing I know they are calling me and he asked me if he could handle $8,000. It's worth the bail so I called the police and they sent two officers. When the officers arrive, they hatch a plan with Jean to catch the scammer. The guy is still calling and then he tells me: Turns out I have someone 10 minutes away and then the police told me what to do and within 5 minutes the guy comes to my door asking me for the envelope with the cash, nervous about meeting him. the possible thief. Jean follows the officer's instructions to the letter as soon as the scammer calls her. door hello hello I wanted the envelope to look legitimate, so I folded a bunch of paper towels and put it inside the envelope.

Give me your hand, yes I'm here and guess what. Does anyone want to talk to the guy on the phone? I'm still here and he has the envelope up. I guess he realized what happened. My neighbors across the street were up in smoke. What the hell is going on there, the suspect is arrested and charged with attempted Grand Larsen and is currently out on bail awaiting trial. News of Jean's heroics spreads quickly through the neighborhood and even beyond, suddenly everyone watching, especially the people, knows what happened. It happened, so I heard from many of my neighbors.

I heard from my grandchildren's friends. In fact, her neighbors are waiting for her to come out of her retirement. People are sending me messages. Can you go on patrol at night and look for the thieves? I'm like I don't think so, so this just goes to show that anyone can be a neighborhood hero. I stayed calm. I played his game and apparently he thought I was falling in love with him, but he fell in love with me, ma'am. A car with a blown tire drives down a quiet residential street while a concerned neighbor tries to alert the vehicle's driver.

What are you doing? What are you doing? What are you doing? The neighbor along with two friends follow the woman and rescue her from her. to stop, but it soon becomes clear that she has problems bigger than a flat, do they love me? They're looking out for me, right, that's right, oh yeah, that's exactly what we're doing. She appears to be under the influence. Hey, you're oh. Don't fall no, you know what you look like you're sick I'm fine are you okay? master good are you are like you don't feel good you had too much do you have any marijuana?

No, I have some crazy things, keep it with you, although it seems that the woman has had enough to drink, it seems that she still wants to continue with the party, yes, but her playful interaction with her neighbors is short-lived. The police soon arrive on the scene and the woman tries to drive away but the only thing running away is her cheerful disposition you're helping them you're helping them get out of here get out of here your car oh get out of the car wait while the woman is charged with a DUI, thanks to her concerned neighbors, she doesn't hurt herself or other people on the road.

Remember, she never drives under the influence of alcohol. Christmas spirits are shaken this year when neighbors come across a homeowner who appears to be hanging from the ceiling for dear life, but there's something about this struggling homeowner that seems familiar, can you understand it? When this festive prank appears in the Wars of theneighborhood from last season, inspires another neighborhood Joker to take the ruse up a notch or two. Meet the Hanging Man, an elaborate creation from the mind of a local hanging dentist, a combination of mannequin PVC tubing and a motion-activated motor attached to the pelvis that causes the legs to swing violently.

The dentist adds Christmas lights and a ladder to the house and as a finishing touch he places a hidden speaker with his pre-recorded cries for help, it doesn't take long for the town to discover the hanging man and after a few days the Ocean Port Fire Department He visits the dentist, but after the initial shock the neighbors end up falling in love with the hanging man. helping to ensure that you'll be hanging out in this neighborhood for many holiday seasons to come.