Blake Cook

And we'll get into that. They failed me. So I said, hey. I said, what do you mean? They said, well, he walked in. They saw needles and everything everywhere. I'm saying, they tried to do a... what do they call it, like a self-check, like a hygiene check or whatever on a person, well-being check. I said, he's on probation for hitting four cop cars on the side of the road, high.

But he's on like a probation, not in jail, but on probation. I'm like, is there needles in the house? Yeah, yeah, they said they saw needles. Okay, they need to take him to jail, get him out of the environment. Well, it was the police chief. There's only like three people in that apartment. Well, they say there's nothing they can do. I'm like, what are you talking about?

But he's on like a probation, not in jail, but on probation. I'm like, is there needles in the house? Yeah, yeah, they said they saw needles. Okay, they need to take him to jail, get him out of the environment. Well, it was the police chief. There's only like three people in that apartment. Well, they say there's nothing they can do. I'm like, what are you talking about?

But he's on like a probation, not in jail, but on probation. I'm like, is there needles in the house? Yeah, yeah, they said they saw needles. Okay, they need to take him to jail, get him out of the environment. Well, it was the police chief. There's only like three people in that apartment. Well, they say there's nothing they can do. I'm like, what are you talking about?

He's a drug addict, syringes everywhere. He's on probation. It's drug paraphernalia. I don't care what it is. I don't care if it's one orange cap. Take him to jail, because if he goes to jail, they won't take him. They'll make him go to the hospital before they can intake him. So they'll force him to get medical. They're like, Blake, they say there's nothing they can do. I'm livid.

He's a drug addict, syringes everywhere. He's on probation. It's drug paraphernalia. I don't care what it is. I don't care if it's one orange cap. Take him to jail, because if he goes to jail, they won't take him. They'll make him go to the hospital before they can intake him. So they'll force him to get medical. They're like, Blake, they say there's nothing they can do. I'm livid.

He's a drug addict, syringes everywhere. He's on probation. It's drug paraphernalia. I don't care what it is. I don't care if it's one orange cap. Take him to jail, because if he goes to jail, they won't take him. They'll make him go to the hospital before they can intake him. So they'll force him to get medical. They're like, Blake, they say there's nothing they can do. I'm livid.

I'm like, what do you mean? There's nothing they can do. That's your job. You just don't know what to do is the problem. You don't know how to be a cop is the problem. So I'm like, I know this probation officer. So I call him up. I'm like, hey, my dad's dying. There's drug paraphernalia everywhere. The police chief went in there, saw it. Nothing they can do.

I'm like, what do you mean? There's nothing they can do. That's your job. You just don't know what to do is the problem. You don't know how to be a cop is the problem. So I'm like, I know this probation officer. So I call him up. I'm like, hey, my dad's dying. There's drug paraphernalia everywhere. The police chief went in there, saw it. Nothing they can do.

I'm like, what do you mean? There's nothing they can do. That's your job. You just don't know what to do is the problem. You don't know how to be a cop is the problem. So I'm like, I know this probation officer. So I call him up. I'm like, hey, my dad's dying. There's drug paraphernalia everywhere. The police chief went in there, saw it. Nothing they can do.

I'm like, can you go check on him tomorrow? He said, yeah. Went and checked on him, found all the needles, revoked his probation, took him into his office. My dad calls me. He's like, he's high as a kite. I'm like, hey, Dad. He goes, Blake, you're going to have to help me so they'll listen to you. I'm like, hey, man, you're going to jail. I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to go to jail.

I'm like, can you go check on him tomorrow? He said, yeah. Went and checked on him, found all the needles, revoked his probation, took him into his office. My dad calls me. He's like, he's high as a kite. I'm like, hey, Dad. He goes, Blake, you're going to have to help me so they'll listen to you. I'm like, hey, man, you're going to jail. I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to go to jail.

I'm like, can you go check on him tomorrow? He said, yeah. Went and checked on him, found all the needles, revoked his probation, took him into his office. My dad calls me. He's like, he's high as a kite. I'm like, hey, Dad. He goes, Blake, you're going to have to help me so they'll listen to you. I'm like, hey, man, you're going to jail. I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to go to jail.

I'm like, hey man, you're going to jail. Like, I can't keep doing this with you. You're going to jail. So I hang the phone up. I have a breakdown. I'm like, oh my God, Blake, if he goes to jail, he's gonna get bare minimum care. He's gonna die. So I call him back. Hey, I'm like, can he go get, so he's dying. He needs real medical help. Can we convince him to go to the hospital?

I'm like, hey man, you're going to jail. Like, I can't keep doing this with you. You're going to jail. So I hang the phone up. I have a breakdown. I'm like, oh my God, Blake, if he goes to jail, he's gonna get bare minimum care. He's gonna die. So I call him back. Hey, I'm like, can he go get, so he's dying. He needs real medical help. Can we convince him to go to the hospital?

I'm like, hey man, you're going to jail. Like, I can't keep doing this with you. You're going to jail. So I hang the phone up. I have a breakdown. I'm like, oh my God, Blake, if he goes to jail, he's gonna get bare minimum care. He's gonna die. So I call him back. Hey, I'm like, can he go get, so he's dying. He needs real medical help. Can we convince him to go to the hospital?

Then he can go back on probation at the house or whatever. But let's see what's wrong with him. He said, yeah, we'll do that. Took him to the hospital. Man, he was there two hours. They lifelined him to some hospital in Roanoke. Next day, he's having open heart surgery. He has done so much heroin and fentanyl that he has vegetation on his heart. He has what? Vegetation. What does that even mean?

Then he can go back on probation at the house or whatever. But let's see what's wrong with him. He said, yeah, we'll do that. Took him to the hospital. Man, he was there two hours. They lifelined him to some hospital in Roanoke. Next day, he's having open heart surgery. He has done so much heroin and fentanyl that he has vegetation on his heart. He has what? Vegetation. What does that even mean?

Then he can go back on probation at the house or whatever. But let's see what's wrong with him. He said, yeah, we'll do that. Took him to the hospital. Man, he was there two hours. They lifelined him to some hospital in Roanoke. Next day, he's having open heart surgery. He has done so much heroin and fentanyl that he has vegetation on his heart. He has what? Vegetation. What does that even mean?

Mold. Because drug addicts, they use faucet water with bacteria. So he had shot up so much that the bacteria in the water had went to his valve and started creating mold. That's how much heroin he was doing. Holy shit. So he had open heart surgery. He dies in surgery. They bring him back to life. They give him a second chance at life.