And now he will forever have a “Get out of a Ticket” card lmao

How old is that patrol car?

Those methbillys are gonna be bubbas new bunk buddies!!

the 67 dislikes belong in jail blue lives matter

Why am I seeing this now? And not yknow, 3 years ago when it happened? I live in Buchanan and didn't hear a peep about this!

These liberal networks would never air a story like this today.

Republicans stop, while the liberals in their prius pass by with their phones out.

I think all officers should have a partner while on the job..

Mr.Burham…..it's people like you that are amazing Bless You!

My respect to the officer that gets down like a man and not killing the idiot on the spot.. Thank the good Samaritans as well

You are a true hero sir! God bless!

What a heartwarming story. Nice to hear a positive outcome every once in awile! And this cop seems like a really nice guy in general. I would've stopped and helped him as well.

recently moved to MICHIGAN and this does not surprise me at all ,the cops seem part of the community NOT our enemy. So yes,If I see you attacking a MICHIGAN LEO especially 2 on 1 expect Mr.9mm to make an appearance.WE ARE DELTA!

Dang, green light to beat s couple of pos to within an inch of their lives.

Both of those young 'men' deserved to get their asses beat!

Thanks to Jerry's wife who asked him to get out and help officer in trouble :).

The man above put that Spirit of no fear on Jerry Burnham and made him an angel to that Trooper who needed him because it was about to become a bad situation for that officer hats off to Mr Jerry and may he receive his blessings for this act of bravery and courage

Barber found guilty on all counts in attack on Michigan State Police trooper:

Kasey Chronis | Posted: Fri 6:09 PM, May 19, 2017

BERRIEN COUNTY, Mich. (WNDU) – After a four hour deliberation, the jury has found 21-year-old Michael Barber guilty of all six counts, stemming from the February attack of a Michigan state trooper.

Barber now faces several years in prison.

The jury found Barber guilty on the following six counts:

-Assault by Strangulation
-Flee and Elude a Police officer
-Assault / Resist / Obstruct a Police Officer with Injury
-Attempt to Disarm a Police Officer of a Firearm
-Receiving and Concealing a stolen motorcycle
-Assault with Intent to do Great Bodily Harm

It was an emotional trial for the officer at the center of the attack. On February 20, Trooper Guild was assigned to traffic patrol, but a typical day on the job took a dramatic turn.

“I tried to stay away from looking at that video because every time I looked at that video, it affected me to a deeper and deeper degree,” said Trooper Garry Guild, the officer who was attacked.

Guild is referring to dashcam video that caught the incident on camera. It is something NewsCenter 16 first requested through the Freedom of Information Act.

Guild had attempted to stop Michael Barber speeding on a stolen motorcycle, but Barber refused to surrender.

"My brain was in shock and I could hear myself struggling to breathe," said Guild.

That's because Barber's brother, Travis Wise ran up from behind and put Trooper Guild in a chokehold.

"All of the sudden, I feel a second person… someone reaching for my gun," said Guild.

But the gun had fallen at some point during the struggle.

"If that wasn't dislodged, we wouldn't be here for "Assault with Intent to Murder. We would be here for Murder," said Jerry Vigansky, Asst. Prosecuting Attorney, Berrien County.

“Things could have gone a different way,” said Guild.

Keith Pepple and Jerry Burnham who saw the attack unfold ran to Guild's aid.

“I’m thinking, ‘boy I hope this trooper knows I’m coming in to help.’ Because he’s being attacked by two people and I’m thinking if he’s got a weapon he’s probably going to pull it out and defend himself. And something told me don't worry about it, get in there,” said Keith Pepple, Good Samaritan who ran to Trooper Guild’s aid during the attack.

“Oh you could tell that somebody's arm was around him. Officer Guild was leaning backwards at that point,” said Jerry Burnham, Good Samaritan who ran to Trooper Guild’s aid during the attack.

While Barber was charged with Attempted Murder, the jury found him guilty of the lesser charge, Assault with Intent to do Great Bodily Harm.

“Murder requires a specific intent to kill. I never for a minute thought he would be found guilty of that offense. In my opinion, that was a victory for us,” said Scott Sanford, Barber’s attorney.

While Guild says he feared for his life that day, he says he is content with the verdict and happy to be alive.

“This is one example where I was a victim of a crime and other citizens other than myself, they stepped up to help me where I’m usually the one stepping in, or police officers are usually the ones stepping in to help other citizens,” said Guild.

Sanford says Barber faces a maximum of 15 years for that last count, Attempt to Commit Great Bodily Harm. His sentencing hearing is scheduled for June.

Barber's mother and girlfriend, who were in court watching the entire trial, did not want to speak on camera or comment on the verdict.

http://www.wndu.com/content/news/422723504.html

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This incident was covered by TheDonutOperater, footage included, go check his video out