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Sharp Eyes Save Lives 👀✈️ While returning to Colorado from a Taser training, Sgt. Baca experienced a tense moment during pushback from the gate. He noticed a significant amount of fluid leaking from the aircraft's wing and immediately alerted the flight crew. Thanks to his quick observation and action,... show more

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🇺🇸 Russ_The_Sheepdog-Buff 🇺🇸1 year ago

SA….. always!! (Situational Awareness) Never completely let your guard down. Well done DougCO!

Nnyl Ttocs1 year ago

Are you serious? You’re acting like this guy was the only person to see what was going on, like it took some kind of talent. Jesus

AHumanBeing1 year ago

looks like sabotage to me. that fluid is fuel from the plane and id be checking surveillance videos of activity around the plane prior to its scheduled flight. all these anti-police terrorist democrats are doing this to cop cars everywhere.

JohnnyMojo1 year ago

Have you issued your official statement yet refusing to enforce government overreach and unconstitutional edicts from the Colorado legislature?

Page to Pixel Publishing2 years ago

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Seamus1 year ago

Be sure to have the deputy stop by the flight deck for every future flight and say, "I don't know if you know this, but I'm basically Sully Sullenberger. I'm here if you need me."

80538guy1 year ago

I’m sure he was literally the only human on a full flight to notice this lmao a regular Dick Tracy you make him out to be. 🙄

Kristie1 year ago

Kinda hard not to notice!

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