back the blue

If you like stories that make you feel good, this one is for you. It is simple but to this Caldwell teenage boy it was everything. I came across this story and just had to pass along the happy.

The event will take place at the The Caldwell Night Rodeo Arena following the Back the Blue motorcycle ride this Friday. Gates open at 4pm with outdoor food carts, raffles and booths. The official start of the event is 6pm and will go for about 3 hours. The governor, lieutenant governor and Caldwell mayor will be among those thanking officers in Idaho.

According to a social media post from Ned Burns, The Bellevue mayor, Silvester was officially terminated on Thursday. The Mayor says that the decision to terminate was made by the Bellevue Marshals Office and had nothing to do with the viral tik tok video. Silvester has been under investigation for some time for previous policy violations.

The closest thing I can equate this to is getting in trouble as a teenager from my parents. Then thanking them later for helping to teach me a lesson. I may not have been mature enough at the time, or even right after to thank them but eventually I showed my gratitude for the life long lessons.

When he was placed under arrest, Salinas began to fight with officers and used the knife to stab one officer in the face. He turned to stab another officer and at that point was shot by one of the 3 officers at the scene.

A Coeur d'Alene officer saved Christmas and the video of her doing it has been going virtual and even after over a million views is continuing to gain more attention especially with the hashtag #thecopwhosavedchristmas.