https://youtu.be/IoBOvBikBvs

When State Trooper Kyle Kaelberer pulled over to assist a truck stopped on the shoulder of I-84 in Tolland with its hazard lights on, he discovered that the driver, a U.S. Army veteran, was on the phone with a suicide hotline and emotionally distressed. Kaelberer then reassured the man, and gave him a hug when asked.

youtube comments:
The fact that a suicidal vet who served his country is concerned about not being able to afford an ambulance, is such an embarrassment. This country needs to treat vets better. I work in a hospital and I see so many vets in terrible conditions and unable to afford the essentials. This is so heartbreaking. I'm glad he called and got help.

Been there. This really hit home. Sat in my car in the garage one day after work and broke down and suffered full blown panic attack and sat on the phone and cried to the other person on the suicide hotline. It’s tough. Thanks to both men in this video for their service and great job to the officer for helping.

As a combat vet, this broke my heart and so glad he asked for help!

My comment:
The government trains men to be killers, then if they survive they send them home to live under a coup government, that hates white straight men, and that is being invaded by an enemy.
We are witnessing the beginning of a total war and collapse of the American system. There is no way out for the globalists now, they must start nuclear war, or they will lose Ukraine and the war plans against Russia. The pressure is building, and unless a miracle stops the war, bombs will fall on American cities.