When we think of a hero, generally the first thing that comes to mind is someone with the

superhero moniker on TV or in movies. Someone like Superman, Batman, or any other number of

fictional beings who wear a costume and a cape.

The concept of heroes has been around as long as pen has been put to paper and even further.

It's evolved from mythical figures to real-life individuals that we might see on the news today.

The way most people envision a hero is someone with a sense of selflessness,

put in themselves in harm's way, while prioritizing the immediate needs of others.

I've gone over many incidents on the show in the past

for a person rises above danger and adversity to help others when those people

aren't able to help themselves.

In this episode, there'll be some heroes who show up in a big way.

Listen to discretion in this and all episodes is always heavily advised.

Welcome back to Music City 911.

The first incident we'll go over today doesn't have an associated 911 call.

Everything happened extremely fast and police were already there. We'll go over today doesn't have an associated 911 call.

Everything happened extremely fast, and police were already there when everything went down.

February 11, 2024 in Houston, Texas, just before 2 o'clock in the afternoon,

a few off-duty police officers hired to work security are talking in the hallway of Joel Olstein's mega church,

the Lakewood Church, when absolute chaos erupts.

I think there's about six to eight

that they actually put as part-time

employees. I don't know how they did it

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