On Friday morning we received records indicating that on December 7, 2012 Amanda Myers was *arrested for shoplifting* from Walmart. The report states that an Asset Protection Associate observed Myers select Crest Whitestrips, conceal them under a baby car seat, and exit the store without paying. Myers was 22 years old and unemployed at the time. The Whitestrips were valued at $43.97. On Thursday morning I contacted Kelleys Island Chief of Police Shawn Craig inquiring about the status of Amanda Myers' employment. He has yet to respond. The records from Myers' shoplifting arrest are available now on Patreon, as are the records relating to her OVI arrest. A few pages with annotations are included in the post's image gallery. The post also presents messages we exchanged with Parma Police Department as part of our (unfortunately common) tug-of-war over access to records, many of which are still outstanding in relation to Ms. Myers' arrest. We will get them all. *Although I don't condone shoplifting from any store, if someone is going to steal, Walmart is a stupid target. You don't become the largest retailer in the world by having bad asset protection.
@@yodaddy2619 That’s total bullshit. Unless you know all 700,000 Police officers in this country and have analyzed all of their potential “crimes”, and the end result of them, then you’re talking out of your ass.
Why do cops always say "How can you do this to another cop?" Hang on a minute, how can you put another cop in the awkward position of having to deal with someone who should know better.
Right... They literally want that other cop to put their career on the line and the only way they have to feed their kids and put a roof over their families head all because the other cop wanted to drink and drive a d doesn't wanna take responsibility for their actions, yet wanna tell other people they need to man up and take responsibility for their actions. It's all a double edged sword. I like to think these cops that get arrested is karma for fkn over people and arresting people they knew were Innocent.
@@paulden3158 yes I got accused of that many times, because I'm hypoglycemic. which is why we use evidence and facts. fact is she slurred her words, fact is she refused to do any kind of testing that would clear her. fact in her vehicle is damaged and the other person's vehicle is damaged and they called the police ,because they have nothing to hide so they were cooperative and forthcoming. but right now we're not talking about other people we are talking about this females actions, and do you want this female on the road drunk? cop coming to your door if you call the police is that what you're trying to tell me?
Yeah they are, it helps the officer look good in proving his case. If your going to go tell him this and this only, let's go, and don't speak another word until court🤫🤐. Some places its 90days for the 1st offense. 2nd Offense is a year.
lol for every one bad female cops there are 10 bad male cops yet this is an excuse for misogyny? Notice how we've got what 2 female cops that shot unarmed people going prison while a whole host of male cops are doing it. lol Stop it.
The thing is FSTs aren’t actually tests. They’re not pass or fail. If they ask you to do FSTs they’re already convinced you’re drunk and are just getting evidence for court.
Oh yeah. I'm not a cop, but from what I've been told, SFSTs are usually performed to gather more evidence after the decision to arrest has been made. That's just my anecdote though.
The hilarious thing is that she could’ve just exchanged insurance and been on her way, but she was so damn cocky and felt so invincible that she thought she could get away with being drunk when her cop buddies got there.
@@brancuse315 yeah exactly, and I don’t even think the guy would’ve gotten the cops involved at all, he just wanted her damn insurance until she started to pop off 😂
Well, she got off. Had a smart lawyer. They couldn’t put her behind the wheel. I guess the bar wouldn’t let them have the security footage, and they can’t use her statements from the body cam if she hasn’t been mirandized.
*"She’s an example of someone who becomes a cop just to “know people” and not be held accountable."* You forgot to put quotes around 'cop'. She's a woman. She did not have to meet the same entrance standards as a man, nor is she held to the same rules and regulations as men. Yet she has all the rank, pay, and benefits of a man, plus the routine preferential treatment and positive promotional pressures of "feminism".
This is why I'm a huge proponent of body cams. They keep everyone honest, and protect good cops from false accusations. I retired before my department had them, but we had dash cams with remote microphones clipped to our shirts. I made sure that every interaction on traffic stops was done in sight of my dash camera with my microphone on. And when I transported a suspect I always turned it around to cover the back seat of my patrol car. I had two cases where false charges were lodged against me (both where the female suspect claimed misconduct during the ride to jail) and immediately disproved by that camera. I guess they didn't notice me turning the camera around before we took off for the lockup. About the only time I'd ever turn a body camera off would be when getting a tip from a confidential informant, because if that footage got out their lives could be at risk. The woman arrested in this video seems very entitled, and apparently doesn't think the law applies to her. I'm quite surprised that she was found not guilty on the Sobriety Test Refusal charge. Maybe dropping that was part of some sort of plea deal. This may have allowed her to keep her job, because a cop who can't drive usually can't continue to work. Go figure.
@@Peter_Parker361 is calling the cops on someone walking into a school with a gun a hero? He stopped this lady from driving a weapon on the road drunk by calling the cops. Keep that same energy when you know someone that’s killed by a drunk drive you dumb muppet
shes an idiot really, she's a bartender there, she could've said she was stressed out and took a bunch of shots after the accident, although she is still a cop so i guess her dumbass way worked too
She should have that wooden gun that Will Farrell had in "The Other Guys." AMERICA! Edit: after thinking about it for another half second, she shouldn't even have that one.
Seriously?????? I can’t help but read all these messages about how she’s a bad cop but the others are good! The other woman used her phone to communicate to her partner so she doesn’t have to speak on the body cameras! How can you trust a cop like that either?????
@@Ooh_PieceOfCandythey apparently want them to record every single conversation, even ones like answering their spouse calling to update them about the kids. They’re delusional.
I feel like most people coming out of a barber shop would act "professional and cool"... particularly compared to most people coming out of a bar after last call. We're so conditioned to seeing irrational people interacting with law enforcement that when we see someone normal it's "professional and cool." I don't mean to take away from the guy, but he comes across as a normal sober dude.
@Lando Calrissian even if it is a trap, if you have not been drinking you will pass the test. There is literally zero point of not taking the test unless you're drunk 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
@@irondolphin1559 Wrong. Search TH-cam for videos of people who did the field sobriety and breathalyzer tests, passed, and were still arrested for DUI/OVI/OWI.
@@DutchDukeMan I knew that would happen but everyone remember to bring it up when this trash cop gets drunk again and kills someone or there children....Lord help I would go off the deep end to whomever was responsible for letting her by with this....She knew she was getting by with it and she didnt want proof laying around that she was drunk..this officer took all this time tryin to get a drunk off the street and done the right thing and they let her go!!!!! Nope these people need punished , need to find out whos behind this mess😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
True, but impairment shows different in different people, that's why all those things are called "clues" to show impairment. The majority of the OVI/DUI rests in the breath or blood sample. Since she refused everything, they entire case rests on the slurring of her speech, which is why she got off.
"Why would you want to refuse?" - Uh, because as a police officer, she knows: 1) that she is drunk and 2) field sobriety/divided attention tests establish circumstantial proof of intoxication or impairment and are often considered during trial in most states 3) you have the right not to incriminate yourself and, especially if you're drunk, that's all these test will do. I can't condone anything else she did (allegedly), but at least she got that right.
I think he was going to cut her some slack on the fst. He said "then my hands are tied." And something like "maybe it doesn't have to be that way." If she wasn't so drunk she would be able to read between the lines.
@@Kyra_of_Kerkyrayou don’t always loose your license. Many times you pay to get it back after a week. You only loose it if you’re convicted of the charge. Which is why you don’t want more proof.
It's almost always better to refuse, however in this case he was giving her the chance to let him *wink wink* judge her performance on the field sobriety and basically do her a solid by going easy on her when he does it. Thats why the kept checking in on her - something they never do for other citizens. Since it isn't pass/fail, he can just do whatever and leave it as a fender bender. Her refusal gives him no chance to do her a solid, he has to arrest her, and add all the additional charges.
Anyone catch that female officer typing a note on her phone and showing it to the other officer so she could avoid being recorded? Right after she says she confirmed that the suspect is actively commissioned as an officer. He replies to her note "it is what it is" and she replies "your call". Sneaky sneaky.
Major credit to the arresting officer for not letting her go just because she’s a cop. Anyone else in society, a doctor, a teacher, a construction worker would have been arrested. “Professional courtesy“ really shouldn’t exist as cops should know the law better than anyone else in society
@30:20 "..why Parma's going to sh**". Amanda was out of "Kelley's" Dept. She put down his station's department. After she found out he had +7 years in. Mouthy & derogatory to the last.
I might be wrong, it's hard to tell due to her slurring, but i think she said "this is exactly why Karma is going to shit." Earlier she told him she hoped Karma would come around and bite him in the ass. Doesn't matter what she said, she was wrong on so many levels every action and word that came out of her mouth. I like to think she said Karma, because Karma did come around. I hate when cops think they are above the law.
its HILARIOUS how shes like "cmon we all know the field sobriety test is a trap, it gives you evidence to use against me" .. as if the video of her rambling and slurring her words on top of everything else isnt enough lmao
Mad respect for the officer doing his job right... most cops would have said "I have to do this because it's being recorded"... not only did he never once even hint at that... he even said "being an officer you're held to a higher standard just like me"... well said!!! Cops think they have special rights... it's just nice to see a good cop take down a bad cop... IT HAS TO CHANGE!!!
@@TampaJohn well when your job is to help keep the public safe and these thugs in a uniform go out and abuse there power then cry 😭 like the little bitches that they truly are when they are caught abusing that power. Maybe when that stops people will start to trust them but I think we all know those days of trusting them is long gone and never coming back
Meh, I suppose…I still think if she would’ve even BARELY eeked through an fst he’d have let her drive home. I’m not trying to play down his choice to do the right thing here, but if she’d have drunkenly stumbled through a field sobriety test, I have a feeling this would’ve played out much differently.
Notice how the female cop typed something on her phone and showed the male officer? Something she wanted to say but couldn’t say it out loud on camera.
The corruption and failure of the justice system described in the "description box" make me so frustrated. This lady shouldn't be an officer and her corrupt connections, including her public defender should not be in positions of power. She should have been found guilty.
I’m not saying pot is ok, but it’s effects are NO WHERE NEAR the damage that alcohol or alcoholism does to people! 😢😖😭I’ll bet everyone reading this has a story about the horrible things they’ve done or know someone who’s done something awful because of alcohol. So Sad. 😖🤮
Exactly... if she really had it like that with them, she would not be putting their names out there like she did. She just tried that to scare the arresting officer into not taking her in LOL FAILED!
@Jah Will B Dunn I'm sorry I dont think peoples pasts should dictate their future 99% of the time. However this person should never be a part of law enforcement again.
That or you weren’t drunk enough for her to make sense. Me personally, I like to be the drunkest guy in the room; that way everyone sounds smart because I’ve lost most my neurological functions. It’s something clever if I do say so myself.
Good just bc she is a cop doesn't mean she should get off on a DUI, Especially considering states give out "Top Gun" DUI enforcement awards and its a huge deal. DUI is unsafe idgaf if your a LEO or not.
See, this is why this channel is one of only two that I Patreon!! That was a DEEP dive in that article about the “prosecutor/defense attorney” HOLY SHIT!!! EXCELLENT WORK!! 👏 👌🏻.
I've watched a few of these and most of the arresting officers acted like they were doing an injustice to the accused when they were clearly smashed, one registered a .2 ABT, but this officer was objective and really pointed out the aspects of her refusal to comply and also her failure to obey the law when she should know better since she was quick to criticize his knowledge in processing her. She doesn't even believe in the laws she's sworn to uphold!
Of course it is! All them tests is just a way to see how drunk you were so they can hit you up with more shit. I don't even drink and I know that.😂😂 Either way just because she is a Cop doesn't give her a right to drink and drive.
@@SHurd-rc2go lol right? genuine drunkards sound and behave mostly normal when drunk. they're so dependent on alcohol they start talking and acting stupid when they sober. like bender from futurama. these types will blow 0.2 and you just had a perfectly normal, sober-seeming interaction with them for 15 minutes prior. some even claim that they haven't had a drink in 10 hours and tbh that is completely possible.
They make a living off of holding everyone else accountable but when it’s their turn to be held to the same exact standards, they act as if it’s the most offensive & unfathomable thing to ever happen. Shameful honestly, that this is how they see themselves “upholding” the law they swore to serve and protect.
Wow, this is NOT her first rodeo! She wants special treatment because she is a cop, knows an attorney, and is a friend of a friend of a friend to the Mayor. Absolutely insane!!!
@@moongoddess8568if my mom had any clout and I named dropped, she'd show up to the scene, for sure. She'd tell me she's not going to help me and ask the officers to haul my dumb ass off. She's already sent me to jail and refused to bail me out. And she told all of my friends not to bail me out. I f'ing love my mom.
As someone who knows cars, hers clearly has a backup camera and will alert when you’re about to hit someone. She has to be far drunker to disregard that and hit someone hard enough to break their head light
Officer: “Maybe this is the damage here.” Drunk: “NO! That’s not even the right side! This wasn’t even here before!” Officer: “Uh, yeah. It wouldn’t have been there before.”
Confirmed: Field Sobriety Tests are a trap. Doing a fst test, even if you're stone cold sober, could lead to an arrest if the cops decided that day. - A little off balance? Jail. - Step off the line? Jail. - Have natural slurred speech? (Like I do) Jail. The only clear way is a breath test. Even if you have to go to the station blow 0s and have all the charges dropped. Thanks for coming to my TED talk.
I totally agree with you those tests some people sober couldn’t do them! I don’t think I could past those tests. I haven’t seen on person past them on yt.
@@sprice9964 they are not designed to pass them. They're even called field sobriety "exercises" now, not tests anymore. Because you can't pass them. If you're put through FSTs the cop already determinded you're too drunk to operate. The tests are performed so the officers can add more "evidence" to their claim. If you "pass" FSTs you didn't pass, the officer just couldn't get enough material for an arrest.
I’ve always thought those tests were just a trap. Glad she confirmed it. Those tests are just to have an excuse to arrest someone. If the cop already made up his mind about you doing those tests is pointless. Like she said, it’s just for them to have more evidence for the arrest. That’s why lawyers tell you to refuse all tests.
I love how he was reluctant to arrest her and gave her every chance to do the right thing, and then when she basically tried to intimidate him by telling him how connected she thought she was, he just said "Oh, well since you put it that way..." and shut the door on her. Chances were over at that point.
She's been drinking a lot 😳 that is why she didn't want too blow she knew what she did was wrong and for her to try to pay off some guy how many others are out there
special treatment per usual a local fire lieutenant in the capital city here that I know through a friend and from HS said that the local police let obviously drunk DUI firefighters go home all the time without arresting them
Sad to say she did get away with this... The attorney she name dropped ended up representing her and she was found not guilty somehow. Says other details in the description about how that attorney is no stranger to corruption in the first place
The fact that she got away with doing this pisses me off even more. She thought that because she is an LEO that she should be able to do whatever the hell she wants. She isn't even adult enough to take responsibility for her actions it's so much easier just to blame everyone else for what happens in her life
@Cassandra Barrera She didn’t admit they were a trap. She said basically, she knows how they work. FST’s are not pass or fail. If the officer suspects you’ve been drinking and even if you do the FST’s with little trouble, you’ll be asked to take the breathalyzer. The breathalyzer they use in the field is not binding. It’s just a guide. If you blow a .02 and you did well in your FST’s, he’ll most likely cut you loose. But remember that DUI is not only for alcohol. So if you show signs of drug use, they can take you in and get a warrant for a blood draw, if you don’t agree to one. But just because they arrest you for DUI, doesn’t mean you’re charged. It just means that they suspect it. You’ll go,to the station and be given a chance to take the official tests.
All these years later and she’s still working as a police officer. I have no problems with a police officer getting a DUI and keeping their job as long as they complete the appropriate punishment. But to show the clear lack of integrity that she shows is a huge problem and a continued reason why there’s so much mistrust of the police nationwide.
Exactly, and considering her recent criminal history for theft I’m amazed that she got the job in the first place. Cops like her make our communities very dangerous. This is about the third arrest of a cop video that I’ve seen that they were able to lose the case and keep their job and I find that truly disturbing, they must get away with it all the time.
Ok so this one cracked me up. Not only did she give herself "away" many times, but I love how when they actually found the damage done to her car, she exclaims: "That wasn't there before; how could I have done that to his car!?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Also when she was mentioning how she was backing up and didn't see him, but "thought that she might have felt a little something"....This one was a realllllll winner! The one lie she did maintain was that she had 2 or 3 drinks, but nothing after 4:30!🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 EVERYONE knows that bartenders "sample" (actually we called it: "Quality Control") during most shifts, and ESPECIALLY if you work for a neighborhood bar, that your boyfriend owns, you're getting litty 3,000 EVERY SHIFT!
It’s just kind of satisfying having a good weed buzz going on in the comfort of my home while my car is sitting quiet and cold in the garage. Maybe I’ll walk to the store for snacks a little later. Then I’ll walk back home.
"On 3/19/20 Myers case went to trial. Myers was found not guilty on the charges of OVI and 'BAC refusal w/ prior,' but was found guilty of reasonable control. It is not clear at this time what, if any, penalties she was subject to other than a $315 fee or fine." Looks like the Mayor hooked her up after all. She was drunk.
That's why they always say refuse the test and your lawyer can probably find something wrong with what the cops did. If test and fail its almost impossible to beat that.
For one u tell them u didn’t have anything to drink and two u refuse the field sobriety test and three refuse a breathalyzer and they have no evidence then right.
Drunk girl: "The owner of the bar's brother is a prosecutor and he's best friends with the mayor". Cop: "What does that mean?" Good job, officer! Good job! 👍🏽
Just read the comments. It’s embarrassing. We know the other cop knows better, and are just as pissed at them as everyone else on here. We know what it can do to their careers, not to mention the hypocrisy and stupidity of their actions. No excuse.
It’s also because cops look at one another as brother and sister and family so it adds to the embarrassment of having to arrest their fellow “brothers and sisters”.
Myers was found not guilty on the charges of OVI and 'BAC refusal w/ prior,' but was found guilty of reasonable control. It is not clear at this time what, if any, penalties she was subject to other than a $315 fee or fine
I love how she orders him “ don’t tow it , I’ll have him come pick it up” like who does she think she is ordering people around like that ? The sheer entitlement
@@lindahandley5267 probably TEARS THEM TO SHREDS. She probably was making a TON of money, too. Wonder if she was INVOLVED with anything.....criminal, other than this......who knows.
@@MrMaddox57 😨I'd like to see her stop a citizen who can call her out on the letter of the law, proving that she had no right to stop them. I wonder how she treats drunk drivers that she stops!
@@papsmear666 There are many people who should be held to a higher standard. Not just LEO’s. Are you saying that you should be able to drive while impaired and excuse it away, because you’re not held to a higher standard? Police Officers are people too. They have homes, families, bills, etc. they shouldn’t be given a second chance because they had a human moment and made a mistake?
I gotta say that Officer he has a lot of patience and consistently gave her respect that honestly she didnt deserve the way she talked to other ppl and officers!
I like how she said sobriety test is a trap. All citizens need to remember that, if you do the field sobriety test its more evidence against you that you are intoxicated.
I totally noticed that. Luckily I don’t drink and drive (I don’t even drink lol) so I don’t have to worry about that shit but still...seems pretty wrong that cops supposedly “know” something is a “trap” but they still administer them to the public. I know they have no choice but still...
It's an attempt to prove one way or another that the subject is indeed intoxicated. When they first speak to you while you're in the car, they stick their head in to see if they can smell alcohol. If they don't, they are less likely to think you're intoxicated and continue with testing. If they have reason to think you've been drinking, they'll ask you to do some tests. If you're not drunk, then you'll pass the tests. It's not a trap at all. Only those who've been drinking should consider it anything but vindication. In most areas, you can opt out of the field tests and simply elect for a breathalyzer or a blood draw, which will also prove your innocence, if you are indeed innocent. Trap.. lol
Yeah, well, if you're intoxicated and driving you should be arrested, no questions. Obviously the fsts are a trap....they are to trap drunk people into incriminating themselves
@@MarkBradfield the thing is now they have to wait for a nurse/medical person to draw her blood. If she is sober enough by then, she beats the case. If she does the field tests, fails, then passes the blood test when the nurse draws it, she’s still convicted. And then idk about the laws in that state, but in Texas, it’d be nothing cause it’s private property. You can sit in you car, drink, and peacefully drive and as long as you don’t hit a public road, you’re good. The crime in Texas is operating a car on public roads while intoxicated. In a parking lot a cop would wait for you to drive on the street and then hammer you.
Liam Collier You can bet this was not her first “mistake”. Its more than a mistake though, she could have murdered a family with this mistake. Its not acceptable in the least extent.
When cops break the law, ANY LAW, they should be charged with TWO violations. 1) Drunk driving, in this particular case and 2) Violating their oath to UPHOLD THE LAW!
@Riley Vance - Well, if a truck driver gets off work, drives his car to the bar, gets drunk and gets stopped on the way home, he loses his job. Lots of people lose their jobs when they get a DUI. Why should cops be any different?
Actually it isn't just cops that want to avoid responsibility. All of us do at times. But we hold our police to a higher standard and find it reprehensible when they want to get away with illegal behavior.
On Friday morning we received records indicating that on December 7, 2012 Amanda Myers was *arrested for shoplifting* from Walmart. The report states that an Asset Protection Associate observed Myers select Crest Whitestrips, conceal them under a baby car seat, and exit the store without paying. Myers was 22 years old and unemployed at the time. The Whitestrips were valued at $43.97.
On Thursday morning I contacted Kelleys Island Chief of Police Shawn Craig inquiring about the status of Amanda Myers' employment. He has yet to respond.
The records from Myers' shoplifting arrest are available now on Patreon, as are the records relating to her OVI arrest. A few pages with annotations are included in the post's image gallery. The post also presents messages we exchanged with Parma Police Department as part of our (unfortunately common) tug-of-war over access to records, many of which are still outstanding in relation to Ms. Myers' arrest. We will get them all.
*Although I don't condone shoplifting from any store, if someone is going to steal, Walmart is a stupid target. You don't become the largest retailer in the world by having bad asset protection.
So easy to steal there in self check out. Lol do it all the time 😝
So they hire known criminals as police officers? 😲
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i been stealing from walmart since i was a kid you have to be a special kind of stupid to get caught
Along with target. They WILL catch you.
"I can't believe you'd do this to another cop." This is EXACTLY the kind of cops we do NOT need. You are NOT above the law.
They all have above the law privileges unless there are witness, camera on, or high attention case.
@@yodaddy2619 That’s total bullshit. Unless you know all 700,000 Police officers in this country and have analyzed all of their potential “crimes”, and the end result of them, then you’re talking out of your ass.
Steven Seagal is 'ABOVE THE LAW'
Lock her drunk behind up! 👍✌💜
@@TampaJohn qualified immunity is an interesting subject to ponder
Why do cops always say "How can you do this to another cop?" Hang on a minute, how can you put another cop in the awkward position of having to deal with someone who should know better.
Absolutely!
Seriously, why you making your fellow officers deal with your bullshit lol
Cause back in the day, cops would send each other home. A courtesy ride of sorts.
Right... They literally want that other cop to put their career on the line and the only way they have to feed their kids and put a roof over their families head all because the other cop wanted to drink and drive a d doesn't wanna take responsibility for their actions, yet wanna tell other people they need to man up and take responsibility for their actions. It's all a double edged sword. I like to think these cops that get arrested is karma for fkn over people and arresting people they knew were Innocent.
Exactly
Why is there no law against talking in an annoying cartoon drunk voice?
I hear with my little ear a white girl whose had to much beer.
@@PRS-qh5jf I spy with my little eye a drunkass spoiled chick.
I tried to get that on the ballot. Damn lobbyists. 😒
Dude, this is everything 😂😂😂
@@PRS-qh5jf I'm dead😂😂😂💀💀💀🏆🏆🏆🏆
I love how they always ask the arresting cop "are you new?" No ma'am he's just doing his job and holding you accountable for your actions
Which is crazy because it implies that all cops do it and the new ones just don’t know about it yet, I know obviously not all cops but it’s just shady
"are you new" coming from a 22 year old, lol
@@user-ow2zy5iw1c In Britain it's who you know or it was when I was younger. Maybe they have started abiding by the laws now they are filmed.
Must be different from what they are used to
An officer being new has nothing to do with your poor life choices.
She seems like she would be a terrible police officer.
She's obviously a liar. I want to know if she was charged for making false statements to the police about the damage she caused.
This is a Karen IWLTF
Shed make more money in the short term
@American Citizen true.
Um she clearly is
You heard her folks, field sobriety tests are a trap.
Lol they aren't if you are drunk refusing them makes it easier
@@HitManRickyTan dont drink and drive and you have nothing to worry about duh
@@djjeckel65 u do realize sober people sometimes get accused of drinking too
@@paulden3158 yes I got accused of that many times, because I'm hypoglycemic. which is why we use evidence and facts. fact is she slurred her words, fact is she refused to do any kind of testing that would clear her. fact in her vehicle is damaged and the other person's vehicle is damaged and they called the police ,because they have nothing to hide so they were cooperative and forthcoming. but right now we're not talking about other people we are talking about this females actions, and do you want this female on the road drunk? cop coming to your door if you call the police is that what you're trying to tell me?
Yeah they are, it helps the officer look good in proving his case. If your going to go tell him this and this only, let's go, and don't speak another word until court🤫🤐. Some places its 90days for the 1st offense. 2nd Offense is a year.
That's a cop? Setting the bar pretty low, Ohio
HA what states bar isn't that low
Cops aren't the only people in Ohio that the bar is low for
Gayle Elizabeth well said
lol for every one bad female cops there are 10 bad male cops yet this is an excuse for misogyny? Notice how we've got what 2 female cops that shot unarmed people going prison while a whole host of male cops are doing it. lol Stop it.
@@nicolesmrekar2046 Not necessarily bad. Just mostly poor, ineffective, etc.
A drunk man's mouth speaks a sober man's heart. Her refusing and ranting about the DUI tests tells us all we should know about those tests.
The thing is FSTs aren’t actually tests. They’re not pass or fail. If they ask you to do FSTs they’re already convinced you’re drunk and are just getting evidence for court.
Seen lawers say the same .
Bingo
Oh yeah. I'm not a cop, but from what I've been told, SFSTs are usually performed to gather more evidence after the decision to arrest has been made. That's just my anecdote though.
@@amg2fast626bongo
The hilarious thing is that she could’ve just exchanged insurance and been on her way, but she was so damn cocky and felt so invincible that she thought she could get away with being drunk when her cop buddies got there.
Agreed she should’ve exchanged info like a normal person they would’ve wrote the report and been on their way, until she started flexing
@@brancuse315 yeah exactly, and I don’t even think the guy would’ve gotten the cops involved at all, he just wanted her damn insurance until she started to pop off 😂
@@gudytwoshoez I mean honestly I wouldn’t doubt it.
@@gudytwoshoez allways gta be one that brings up the black card
kind of karen-behavior
She could have just given him the insurance info and left....what a genius
That's what I was thinking! So dumb! The insurance company would never have known she was drunk if she did that.
She’s blonde 👱♀️
That's what I was saying.
Well, she got off. Had a smart lawyer. They couldn’t put her behind the wheel. I guess the bar wouldn’t let them have the security footage, and they can’t use her statements from the body cam if she hasn’t been mirandized.
@@TampaJohn Is she still a cop?
She’s an example of someone who becomes a cop just to “know people” and not be held accountable.
she is an example of someone who becomes a cop to work as a pro bono Who Ker.
@@talksolot who kers..?😉
And it absolutely worked, she got off basically with no punishment.
She should never be a cop.
*"She’s an example of someone who becomes a cop just to “know people” and not be held accountable."*
You forgot to put quotes around 'cop'. She's a woman. She did not have to meet the same entrance standards as a man, nor is she held to the same rules and regulations as men. Yet she has all the rank, pay, and benefits of a man, plus the routine preferential treatment and positive promotional pressures of "feminism".
This is why I'm a huge proponent of body cams. They keep everyone honest, and protect good cops from false accusations. I retired before my department had them, but we had dash cams with remote microphones clipped to our shirts. I made sure that every interaction on traffic stops was done in sight of my dash camera with my microphone on. And when I transported a suspect I always turned it around to cover the back seat of my patrol car.
I had two cases where false charges were lodged against me (both where the female suspect claimed misconduct during the ride to jail) and immediately disproved by that camera. I guess they didn't notice me turning the camera around before we took off for the lockup. About the only time I'd ever turn a body camera off would be when getting a tip from a confidential informant, because if that footage got out their lives could be at risk.
The woman arrested in this video seems very entitled, and apparently doesn't think the law applies to her. I'm quite surprised that she was found not guilty on the Sobriety Test Refusal charge. Maybe dropping that was part of some sort of plea deal. This may have allowed her to keep her job, because a cop who can't drive usually can't continue to work. Go figure.
Surely they would not have allowed her to keep her job? That would be insane.
The man that called the cops probably saved someone’s life by calling this in! Hero!
Don’t get carried away. There’s a world of difference between using the word ‘possibly’ instead of ‘probably’. So ‘hero’??? Really?
@@Zerpersande you must not know someone who’s been killed by a drunk driver. He’s a hero for stopping a possible tragedy
@@Zerpersande you must not know someone who’s been killed by a drunk driver. He’s a hero for stopping a possible tragedy
Isn't he like the guy that got his fucking car damaged by her or did I miss something here? Hero?! Gimme a break! ^^
@@Peter_Parker361 is calling the cops on someone walking into a school with a gun a hero? He stopped this lady from driving a weapon on the road drunk by calling the cops. Keep that same energy when you know someone that’s killed by a drunk drive you dumb muppet
I can't help but wonder how many people begged her not to ruin their lives too.
It's driving drunk that takes lives and destroys lives.
@@juliesprik9479 Duhhh. The dude was calling her a corrupt hypocrite. In so many words.
Exactamundo
@@juliesprik9479 dd and rogue police
Chris Dorner had the cure tho eh
@@juliesprik9479 exactly. How many times has she arrested a DD and shown no mercy just to pretend she is special in the exact same position?
Two shots of vodka, 1 shot of entitlement
Yeah dude totally
The strongest Vodka ever, cause after taking last shot a 4:30 pm she is still drunk 12:30 am...
Two shots of vodka? Must have been 300 proof, with a 40 oz. And a Zanax to top it off. She's just on the end of coming down.
And 15 of 40 cal....not a great idea.
Butt chug of entitlement
We need more cops like that guy right there. He didnt show one bit of special treatment at all. Give that guy a medal
Is it me or was she getting drunker as the video progressed. I’m thinking she had a few farewell shots that started kicking in Lol
nah...she just couldn't keep the act up for that long..
You might be right there, was way more coherent at the beginning
I'm not drunk ociffer ... I'm not slurred speech you are.
shes an idiot really, she's a bartender there, she could've said she was stressed out and took a bunch of shots after the accident, although she is still a cop so i guess her dumbass way worked too
🤣
"Do you have a firearm" I wouldn't let this girl own a watergun.
lol, exactly
Same.
So funny. Ha ha. I’m still laughing.
She should have that wooden gun that Will Farrell had in "The Other Guys." AMERICA!
Edit: after thinking about it for another half second, she shouldn't even have that one.
‘MERICA!
Well, at least she's got a fall-back career as a stripper...
stripper no but call girl maybe lol
Us strippers don't want her! Haha
Heeeeeeeyyyyyy
Or speaker of the house
😂
Seriously?????? I can’t help but read all these messages about how she’s a bad cop but the others are good! The other woman used her phone to communicate to her partner so she doesn’t have to speak on the body cameras! How can you trust a cop like that either?????
I don't trust any of them.
Hey Beavis... cops are not legally required to record their own personal conversations regarding suspects.
@@Ooh_PieceOfCandythey apparently want them to record every single conversation, even ones like answering their spouse calling to update them about the kids.
They’re delusional.
Those cops are jokes on that particular island.
She is exactly the kind of cop that should never have been a cop because they love using their badge as an excuse for: _______.
There's so many cops that shouldn't be cops
Does it say " fill in the blanks" or "sniff the line"?😂
What do you mean? This is typical cop behavior.
Yea I can’t fw police ego
@@nutsbutdum hahahaha
Oh, so if SHE stopped someone for a DUI. She’s gonna let them go and tell them it’s ok, because we’re all human!! 😂😂
Only if they are the mayor or a fellow ossifer.
Smurphenstein “Ossifer”. 😂 👍🏻
Smurphenstein not necessarily.
thing is nobody is driving nothing. its just a parking lot bump, its not a meaningful DUI.
I said the exact same thing!!!
The other driver was very professional and cool throughout the process.
I feel like that's how these things often go
I feel like most people coming out of a barber shop would act "professional and cool"... particularly compared to most people coming out of a bar after last call. We're so conditioned to seeing irrational people interacting with law enforcement that when we see someone normal it's "professional and cool." I don't mean to take away from the guy, but he comes across as a normal sober dude.
You know why he was "professional and cool". Because he was obviously raised to be a gentleman.
Yeah like any other normal person
And he wasn't drunk.
The most confusing descriptions of an auto accident…EVER.
“Why don’t you want to take the test”? “Because I’m a cop and know how it works”. What does that tell you?
If you're drunk you won't do well
@@brandonsmith1563
Right! LOL
@Lando Calrissian thats false, if you are not drunk you will pass. They offer it so they dont have to bring you in and waste both of your time XD
@Lando Calrissian even if it is a trap, if you have not been drinking you will pass the test. There is literally zero point of not taking the test unless you're drunk 🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
@@irondolphin1559 Wrong. Search TH-cam for videos of people who did the field sobriety and breathalyzer tests, passed, and were still arrested for DUI/OVI/OWI.
I love seeing cops get held to the same standard as everyone else
they did not tho.. she was given only a fine
She wasnt though
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@@DutchDukeMan I knew that would happen but everyone remember to bring it up when this trash cop gets drunk again and kills someone or there children....Lord help I would go off the deep end to whomever was responsible for letting her by with this....She knew she was getting by with it and she didnt want proof laying around that she was drunk..this officer took all this time tryin to get a drunk off the street and done the right thing and they let her go!!!!! Nope these people need punished , need to find out whos behind this mess😡😡😡😡😡😡😡
That's not true. Cops have discretion to give you a ticket or tow a vehicle.
She slurred and showed signs of impairment the entire time.
Your so corny
True, but impairment shows different in different people, that's why all those things are called "clues" to show impairment. The majority of the OVI/DUI rests in the breath or blood sample. Since she refused everything, they entire case rests on the slurring of her speech, which is why she got off.
fatal 1987 you’re*
She was definitely drunk. Source; I have been an alcoholic for 20 years.
Anders Raben Hansen Recovering, I hope?
"Why would you want to refuse?" - Uh, because as a police officer, she knows: 1) that she is drunk and 2) field sobriety/divided attention tests establish circumstantial proof of intoxication or impairment and are often considered during trial in most states 3) you have the right not to incriminate yourself and, especially if you're drunk, that's all these test will do. I can't condone anything else she did (allegedly), but at least she got that right.
If she automatically loses her licence for the refusal to submit to the test, then it's not exactly a win-win, Einstein, is it?
I think he was going to cut her some slack on the fst. He said "then my hands are tied." And something like "maybe it doesn't have to be that way."
If she wasn't so drunk she would be able to read between the lines.
@@Kyra_of_Kerkyrayou don’t always loose your license. Many times you pay to get it back after a week. You only loose it if you’re convicted of the charge. Which is why you don’t want more proof.
It's almost always better to refuse, however in this case he was giving her the chance to let him *wink wink* judge her performance on the field sobriety and basically do her a solid by going easy on her when he does it. Thats why the kept checking in on her - something they never do for other citizens. Since it isn't pass/fail, he can just do whatever and leave it as a fender bender. Her refusal gives him no chance to do her a solid, he has to arrest her, and add all the additional charges.
Anyone catch that female officer typing a note on her phone and showing it to the other officer so she could avoid being recorded? Right after she says she confirmed that the suspect is actively commissioned as an officer. He replies to her note "it is what it is" and she replies "your call". Sneaky sneaky.
What time in the video was this?
@@bdr5150 19:10
Good observation....they could probably use your skills.... just saying!!!
19:50 he says its what it is.
I’m glad someone else caught that! I thought maybe I was just imagining things. Lol
Major credit to the arresting officer for not letting her go just because she’s a cop. Anyone else in society, a doctor, a teacher, a construction worker would have been arrested. “Professional courtesy“ really shouldn’t exist as cops should know the law better than anyone else in society
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No credit to him he was desperately trying to let her off, it was her stubborn refusal to take the test that got her arrested.
Gee man I was wondering if anyone else caught that also.
Even if she failed, he would of let her off.
Viktor Cheng yep, but she was either too drunk or stupid to understand what he was trying to do.
"This is exactly why our department is going to shit" Correct, because of people like you Amanda
@30:20 "..why Parma's going to sh**". Amanda was out of "Kelley's" Dept. She put down his station's department. After she found out he had +7 years in. Mouthy & derogatory to the last.
I might be wrong, it's hard to tell due to her slurring, but i think she said "this is exactly why Karma is going to shit." Earlier she told him she hoped Karma would come around and bite him in the ass.
Doesn't matter what she said, she was wrong on so many levels every action and word that came out of her mouth. I like to think she said Karma, because Karma did come around. I hate when cops think they are above the law.
Yeah, Amanda, you really look good on this video. You should know better
@@alecrichards8574 that stupid karma threat again. Just her wishing that on another officer (or anyone) shows what she really is.
@@alecrichards8574 “Parma”.
its HILARIOUS how shes like "cmon we all know the field sobriety test is a trap, it gives you evidence to use against me" .. as if the video of her rambling and slurring her words on top of everything else isnt enough lmao
Metro State needs to take care of this SERGEANT.
Best comment
Hey! Hey!!!! You....reading this comment.....YOU BETTER FIGURE IT OUT!
They are on the job
Bwaaaaaahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha nicely done!
Classic!!!
Mad respect for the officer doing his job right... most cops would have said "I have to do this because it's being recorded"... not only did he never once even hint at that... he even said "being an officer you're held to a higher standard just like me"... well said!!! Cops think they have special rights... it's just nice to see a good cop take down a bad cop... IT HAS TO CHANGE!!!
I always like how people generalize about other’s professions. What do you do for a living? So others can generalize about you.
@@TampaJohn well when your job is to help keep the public safe and these thugs in a uniform go out and abuse there power then cry 😭 like the little bitches that they truly are when they are caught abusing that power. Maybe when that stops people will start to trust them but I think we all know those days of trusting them is long gone and never coming back
Meh, I suppose…I still think if she would’ve even BARELY eeked through an fst he’d have let her drive home. I’m not trying to play down his choice to do the right thing here, but if she’d have drunkenly stumbled through a field sobriety test, I have a feeling this would’ve played out much differently.
Right.
I just realized I click to watch the bad cops get busted or exposed but I stay to watch the good cops do the right thing.
@@Hayday.1979
Maybe. But probably not. This guy seemed to be very leery of her behavior right from the start.
“How many drinks did you have?”
“Two or *slur* drinks”
Rosalie Giunta lmaooooo, underrated comment 😂
I think she said 20 when she slurred.
I knew a guy that was banging her and he said that she was a mess
BOTH times at that !
@@sirloinofbeef120 only one?
Notice how the female cop typed something on her phone and showed the male officer? Something she wanted to say but couldn’t say it out loud on camera.
The corruption and failure of the justice system described in the "description box" make me so frustrated. This lady shouldn't be an officer and her corrupt connections, including her public defender should not be in positions of power. She should have been found guilty.
She was found guilty...
It's the public defenders job
That's why she never did the tests. She knows with her connections as long as there is no proof she can get off
@@WhatYouHaventSeen guilty of the smallest charge, not DUI. She got off on two of three charges
@@WhatYouHaventSeen
I think your profile name is a perfect fit.
She walked with a $315 fine.
No OVI
The footage from the security cameras would be the cherry on top of this video!
"You did it to yourself." I wonder how many times she's told a dui suspect those same words.
I would do it to her lol
As a pothead, it amazes me that alcohol is so popular. From this perspective, alcohol doesn’t even look fun.
I’m not saying pot is ok, but it’s effects are NO WHERE NEAR the damage that alcohol or alcoholism does to people! 😢😖😭I’ll bet everyone reading this has a story about the horrible things they’ve done or know someone who’s done something awful because of alcohol. So Sad. 😖🤮
Have to know how to drink not abuse it
Loser
Same.
Plus you don’t ever have to deal with hangovers…the main reason why I don’t ever drink.
Buds over suds any day!!
She is super embarrassing. Anyone that she name dropped that seen this is gonna definitely say they don’t have a clue who she is.🤦🏼♀️
Exactly... if she really had it like that with them, she would not be putting their names out there like she did. She just tried that to scare the arresting officer into not taking her in LOL FAILED!
LOL, I was thinking the exact same thing, I hope she isn't dropping random peoples names and taking them down too LOL!!!
@@webartist69 calm down Chudley
Girl u look good
well the attorney she named represented her in court.
but the attorney isn´t straight either.
Andddddddd, this is what you get when you lower entry standards
Gotta keep those standards up
@Jah Will B Dunn I'm sorry I dont think peoples pasts should dictate their future 99% of the time. However this person should never be a part of law enforcement again.
That 6 moths is really showing out
Agreed
She exemplifies everything opposite of what a cop should be.
It's absolutely frightening that people like her are allowed in the force
Right? Chewing a gum with her mouth open at THAT volume should get her jail in the least.
I'm fairly certain that she is no longer on the police force. Lol
I’ve been drinking while listening to this and making dinner...
She makes me feel 10X more drunk than I am lol....
this comment was Something Clever
Thought I was the only one who felt drunk from watching all these toasted people 😂
What's for dinner? NOW I'm hungry!!
That or you weren’t drunk enough for her to make sense. Me personally, I like to be the drunkest guy in the room; that way everyone sounds smart because I’ve lost most my neurological functions. It’s something clever if I do say so myself.
@@papakurt4162 It’s clear you follow you’re own advice 100% of the time but I still love ya for it…
The days of "Professional courtesy" is ending because of Body Cams.
🤔 but why post it on the internet or make it publicly available? Noone would of known about this.
@@whatabouttheearth once she refused she took away his discretion over how to handle the rest of the encounter.
Good just bc she is a cop doesn't mean she should get off on a DUI, Especially considering states give out "Top Gun" DUI enforcement awards and its a huge deal. DUI is unsafe idgaf if your a LEO or not.
@@whatabouttheearth No information is safe. So be careful about cameras around you. They're all around you.
Let me turn my body cam off, we can make this all go away..
She has that whiny tone that I can't stand. "Thanks for making my life more difficult." Boo hoo hoo, you did it to yourself. You're not 14 anymore.
Sarcasm and passive aggression are tools of cowards. Of viscious, vengeful, weak people.
Is there a Part 2.. I would like to see her inside the building being finger printed and all the other good stuff..
.......Jeremy Dewitte & "Im CEO of companies, Dude" guy walk into a bar .....
@Richard A Irwin Jr Lmfao
@Richard A Irwin Jr 😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Piffydaily 😂😂
Dead💀😂😂😂😂😂😂
What if Jeremy Charles Dewitte was one of us? Just a slob like one of us
Just a stranger one of us...
Tryna pretend his way home .
Says he lives next door to the Pope in Rome.
Dumbass who’ll just be riding the bus, alllll the wayyyyy homeeee
Holy Shit-something good has finally happened in 2020. This comment and its replies are truly a blessing.
Not a cop like all of us.
See, this is why this channel is one of only two that I Patreon!! That was a DEEP dive in that article about the “prosecutor/defense attorney” HOLY SHIT!!! EXCELLENT WORK!! 👏 👌🏻.
Thank you!
Real World Police You’re welcome. Love it man!! Those who aren’t Patreon’s need to give it a whirl!!
Brian Toal Exactly. Genius work.
I've watched a few of these and most of the arresting officers acted like they were doing an injustice to the accused when they were clearly smashed, one registered a .2 ABT, but this officer was objective and really pointed out the aspects of her refusal to comply and also her failure to obey the law when she should know better since she was quick to criticize his knowledge in processing her. She doesn't even believe in the laws she's sworn to uphold!
She said “I’m not doing the test you’re a cop you know that’s a trap!” Crazy
Never heard a cop say that about the test. Thank you officer milf
@@johnsimonini3559 wouldnt that be a cilf?
Yeah its a trap for drunk people lmao
Of course it is! All them tests is just a way to see how drunk you were so they can hit you up with more shit. I don't even drink and I know that.😂😂 Either way just because she is a Cop doesn't give her a right to drink and drive.
It’s on the internet, so it must be true!
She should be arrested for that nasally whine she has 😂
Her annoying voice was the first thing I noticed
I've always found it sad that alcoholics think they sound normal when in reality they sound well.. drunk.
Been around too many alcoholics. She's young, yet. Wait and see.
@W C "a glass"? Jeez, how much does that girl weigh? I can drink an entire bottle of wine and barely even feel it
I don't think you know what an alcoholic is....
Lol you think just because someone had some drinks they’re an alcoholic?
@@SHurd-rc2go lol right? genuine drunkards sound and behave mostly normal when drunk. they're so dependent on alcohol they start talking and acting stupid when they sober. like bender from futurama. these types will blow 0.2 and you just had a perfectly normal, sober-seeming interaction with them for 15 minutes prior. some even claim that they haven't had a drink in 10 hours and tbh that is completely possible.
They make a living off of holding everyone else accountable but when it’s their turn to be held to the same exact standards, they act as if it’s the most offensive & unfathomable thing to ever happen. Shameful honestly, that this is how they see themselves “upholding” the law they swore to serve and protect.
Wow, this is NOT her first rodeo! She wants special treatment because she is a cop, knows an attorney, and is a friend of a friend of a friend to the Mayor. Absolutely insane!!!
People are not crazy about having their name dropped.
Makes you wonder what else she's done.
@@moongoddess8568if my mom had any clout and I named dropped, she'd show up to the scene, for sure. She'd tell me she's not going to help me and ask the officers to haul my dumb ass off. She's already sent me to jail and refused to bail me out. And she told all of my friends not to bail me out. I f'ing love my mom.
I love the cop's response - "well, since you put it like that" - great take down
2-3 shots of vodka 2 and a half hours prior is a huge lie unless she has never drank in her entire life, which also would clearly be far from reality.
As someone who knows cars, hers clearly has a backup camera and will alert when you’re about to hit someone. She has to be far drunker to disregard that and hit someone hard enough to break their head light
Remember what she said - Don't EVER submit to field sobriety tests.
You should find a video of her pulling over a intoxicated person and see how she handles them 😆
I should not probably because I have a feeling it would be infuriating! Haha
YEEEEESSSSSS! I totally want to see it!!
I seen two already lol
She would say..."OMG,I have an open container in my patrol car...want some?...shhh...It's white wine ."
@@AlejandroGarcia-bl1gv where’d you see them
Officer: “Maybe this is the damage here.”
Drunk: “NO! That’s not even the right side! This wasn’t even here before!”
Officer: “Uh, yeah. It wouldn’t have been there before.”
Wowza. A true blond!
Dark Coven WTF are you talking about, Chief?
@Dark Coven - Not necessarily. She was backing out, so her vehicle would have been coming toward his at an angle.
Confirmed: Field Sobriety Tests are a trap.
Doing a fst test, even if you're stone cold sober, could lead to an arrest if the cops decided that day.
- A little off balance? Jail.
- Step off the line? Jail.
- Have natural slurred speech? (Like I do) Jail.
The only clear way is a breath test. Even if you have to go to the station blow 0s and have all the charges dropped. Thanks for coming to my TED talk.
I totally agree with you those tests some people sober couldn’t do them! I don’t think I could past those tests. I haven’t seen on person past them on yt.
@@sprice9964 they are not designed to pass them. They're even called field sobriety "exercises" now, not tests anymore. Because you can't pass them. If you're put through FSTs the cop already determinded you're too drunk to operate. The tests are performed so the officers can add more "evidence" to their claim. If you "pass" FSTs you didn't pass, the officer just couldn't get enough material for an arrest.
I’ve always thought those tests were just a trap. Glad she confirmed it. Those tests are just to have an excuse to arrest someone. If the cop already made up his mind about you doing those tests is pointless. Like she said, it’s just for them to have more evidence for the arrest. That’s why lawyers tell you to refuse all tests.
@@aracelysantos9170 exactly
This is useful to me, personally…but on the other hand, I’ve known some pillheads that could blow into a breathalyzer.
Anytime someone says 2-3 shots you can make that 2-3 times that amount.
I love how he was reluctant to arrest her and gave her every chance to do the right thing, and then when she basically tried to intimidate him by telling him how connected she thought she was, he just said "Oh, well since you put it that way..." and shut the door on her. Chances were over at that point.
She's been drinking a lot 😳 that is why she didn't want too blow she knew what she did was wrong and for her to try to pay off some guy how many others are out there
special treatment per usual
a local fire lieutenant in the capital city here that I know through a friend and from HS said that the local police let obviously drunk DUI firefighters go home all the time without arresting them
Neal M I would say she will get away with it...a good percentage always do, we just dont know it.....
What she said about doing the test, it is a trap. Amirite
Sad to say she did get away with this... The attorney she name dropped ended up representing her and she was found not guilty somehow. Says other details in the description about how that attorney is no stranger to corruption in the first place
The fact that she got away with doing this pisses me off even more. She thought that because she is an LEO that she should be able to do whatever the hell she wants. She isn't even adult enough to take responsibility for her actions it's so much easier just to blame everyone else for what happens in her life
“I think the headlight was already like that.”
* as broken glass slowly slides down the front bumper *
She also originally showed the wrong side of her car "look no damage"
Keith Smith that would’ve been a smart move if she stuck with the story tbh
Jc K 😂
@Cassandra Barrera She didn’t admit they were a trap. She said basically, she knows how they work. FST’s are not pass or fail. If the officer suspects you’ve been drinking and even if you do the FST’s with little trouble, you’ll be asked to take the breathalyzer. The breathalyzer they use in the field is not binding. It’s just a guide. If you blow a .02 and you did well in your FST’s, he’ll most likely cut you loose.
But remember that DUI is not only for alcohol. So if you show signs of drug use, they can take you in and get a warrant for a blood draw, if you don’t agree to one.
But just because they arrest you for DUI, doesn’t mean you’re charged. It just means that they suspect it. You’ll go,to the station and be given a chance to take the official tests.
😆
All these years later and she’s still working as a police officer. I have no problems with a police officer getting a DUI and keeping their job as long as they complete the appropriate punishment. But to show the clear lack of integrity that she shows is a huge problem and a continued reason why there’s so much mistrust of the police nationwide.
Exactly, and considering her recent criminal history for theft I’m amazed that she got the job in the first place. Cops like her make our communities very dangerous. This is about the third arrest of a cop video that I’ve seen that they were able to lose the case and keep their job and I find that truly disturbing, they must get away with it all the time.
She shoulda just went through her insurance. Critical thinking seems to be a lost art.
Facts let’s exchange info both get out this Jam cause we both drunk gotta be quick on ur feet
If you're in an accident, don't you need a police report to gather details for insurance?
Well, we are talking about a cop here. Critical thinking is frowned upon among LEO’s, Yes Sir No Sir is the only train of thought cops possess.
@@tubros7 My insurance company requires that...
@@SongWhisperer What a foolish statement. Your words show you are clearly a person incapable of critical thinking. ACAB, right?
She was dressed like she was working vice squad looking for John's to arrest.
@@DonFatherTrump The school bike.
Lol.shes trolling the bars
Sexier outfit, bigger tips.
@@jerseyguy8257 Oh, she's out for the "big tips" alright.
She was working for SHO, but not for the PD.
“His brothers a prosecutor, he knows the mayor, we’re all good”. “Oh sounds good if you put it that way” hahaha that was my favorite part
@@biggfacts6083 says the person who calls them “lying cops” 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ok so this one cracked me up. Not only did she give herself "away" many times, but I love how when they actually found the damage done to her car, she exclaims: "That wasn't there before; how could I have done that to his car!?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Also when she was mentioning how she was backing up and didn't see him, but "thought that she might have felt a little something"....This one was a realllllll winner! The one lie she did maintain was that she had 2 or 3 drinks, but nothing after 4:30!🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 EVERYONE knows that bartenders "sample" (actually we called it: "Quality Control") during most shifts, and ESPECIALLY if you work for a neighborhood bar, that your boyfriend owns, you're getting litty 3,000 EVERY SHIFT!
Wonder if she thought to herself, " I should become a cop so I can get away with being a drunk driver"
It’s just kind of satisfying having a good weed buzz going on in the comfort of my home while my car is sitting quiet and cold in the garage.
Maybe I’ll walk to the store for snacks a little later. Then I’ll walk back home.
Hell of a plan....im in
Only thing you are going to kill is a bag of Cheetos my friend!
Don't wear a hoodie!
This sounds like like an awesome Friday night!
How about getting tacos 🌮
"On 3/19/20 Myers case went to trial. Myers was found not guilty on the
charges of OVI and 'BAC refusal w/ prior,' but was found guilty of
reasonable control. It is not clear at this time what, if any, penalties
she was subject to other than a $315 fee or fine."
Looks like the Mayor hooked her up after all. She was drunk.
Wow thanks for the update from now on everyone will refuse if they drunk and just lawyer up
@@discoonelove looks like you need to be friends with the mayor too though.
No she went to Trion was found not guilty either a Non-jury disposition trial or a trial in front of her peers and was found not guilty
That's why they always say refuse the test and your lawyer can probably find something wrong with what the cops did. If test and fail its almost impossible to beat that.
Parma mayor is good friends with the prosecutor she speaks of
A perfect example of a life time of entitlement.. who ever raised her should be super proud..
Her charges were dropped and she got a $315 fine?!!! Ridiculous.
The one thumbs down is from Jeremy DeWitte.
bc she didn't mention him as well..
👍👍👍
Sergeant!!!! Sergeant!!!! I want your Sergeant's Sergeant's third lieutenant's Captain NOW!!!!!
For one u tell them u didn’t have anything to drink and two u refuse the field sobriety test and three refuse a breathalyzer and they have no evidence then right.
Drunk girl: "The owner of the bar's brother is a prosecutor and he's best friends with the mayor".
Cop: "What does that mean?"
Good job, officer! Good job! 👍🏽
Was that a threat?
I don’t know why cops have such a hard time arresting other cops
Because if cops were held to the same standard, then there wouldn't be many cops.
Because they know for certain the other one will lose their job. It's fair but not easy to know it wont only be a fine.
Just read the comments. It’s embarrassing. We know the other cop knows better, and are just as pissed at them as everyone else on here. We know what it can do to their careers, not to mention the hypocrisy and stupidity of their actions. No excuse.
It’s also because cops look at one another as brother and sister and family so it adds to the embarrassment of having to arrest their fellow “brothers and sisters”.
This dude didnt... it was her that had a problem with it lol
Just imagine that all she had to do was exchange information and be on her way.
Myers was found not guilty on the charges of OVI and 'BAC refusal w/ prior,' but was found guilty of reasonable control. It is not clear at this time what, if any, penalties she was subject to other than a $315 fee or fine
Nice to see an officer admit the FSTs are a trap.
They’re supposed to keep that on the down low. 😂
I love how she orders him “ don’t tow it , I’ll have him come pick it up” like who does she think she is ordering people around like that ? The sheer entitlement
Imagine being in her sights, straight out of mean girls - Shes probably ruined lives, innocent lives. Sigh, Stay safe Sam.
@@Wokevaccine I can only imagine how she treats the people she stops.
@@lindahandley5267 oh NO, lol
@@lindahandley5267 probably TEARS THEM TO SHREDS. She probably was making a TON of money, too. Wonder if she was INVOLVED with anything.....criminal, other than this......who knows.
@@MrMaddox57 😨I'd like to see her stop a citizen who can call her out on the letter of the law, proving that she had no right to stop them. I wonder how she treats drunk drivers that she stops!
*And she got off with just a $315.00 fine. The lawyer who defended her was the one that she mentioned.*
Then Ohio stinks to high heaven. She's a thief to boot. What chief would defend this? Seriously?
If that's true, that's messed up..
@@lumpyspace9073 where did you get the info that the chief was defending her DUI a.d theft?
@@hostile-busybody she's still employed from what information i found. Nuff said.
No way!! Even after the theft? That is insane! Where are you getting this info, is it from the patreon?
When you are an alcoholic and you're a bartender working at a bar that's just a recipe for disaster
And a cop
29:49 why the hell is that other cop so close to the driver's bumper ahead of them?
The fact that she skated from this conviction with a prior OVI really stinks to high heaven.
doesn't just happen to LEOs
Mhm
@Ray Bourque 77 why?
@@yamkaw346 he’s a simp. That’s why.
She is a barfly cop . Things won’t end up good for her . She may take home the right person sometimes but it only takes one wrong dude .
She carries a firearm for a living? Goodlord! Shes a hot mess...
Do you know how many DUI convictees have carry licenses? It’s scary no matter who does it. LEO or no LEO.
LEOs should be held to a higher standard. Most of us wont lose their job for this. If my job was on the line I wouldnt jeopardize it..
@@papsmear666 There are many people who should be held to a higher standard. Not just LEO’s. Are you saying that you should be able to drive while impaired and excuse it away, because you’re not held to a higher standard?
Police Officers are people too. They have homes, families, bills, etc. they shouldn’t be given a second chance because they had a human moment and made a mistake?
Goodluck with that !!!
Shes hot alright...
This just shows court and judges are in a lot of cases one big joke
Yup, the whole system is compromised.
@Chet Baker read a description box
I gotta say that Officer he has a lot of patience and consistently gave her respect that honestly she didnt deserve the way she talked to other ppl and officers!
Hold up... SHE HAS A PRIOR!? WTF! Good job on the background check.
More than one.
So which states now allow cops to have previous law breaking on their records and stay employed?
It was 16 years ago. Everyone's back to normal by then on the legal aspect.
I like how she said sobriety test is a trap. All citizens need to remember that, if you do the field sobriety test its more evidence against you that you are intoxicated.
Well that's kind of the point.. I know the ambiguous nature of them but sure.
I totally noticed that. Luckily I don’t drink and drive (I don’t even drink lol) so I don’t have to worry about that shit but still...seems pretty wrong that cops supposedly “know” something is a “trap” but they still administer them to the public. I know they have no choice but still...
It's an attempt to prove one way or another that the subject is indeed intoxicated.
When they first speak to you while you're in the car, they stick their head in to see if they can smell alcohol. If they don't, they are less likely to think you're intoxicated and continue with testing. If they have reason to think you've been drinking, they'll ask you to do some tests. If you're not drunk, then you'll pass the tests. It's not a trap at all. Only those who've been drinking should consider it anything but vindication. In most areas, you can opt out of the field tests and simply elect for a breathalyzer or a blood draw, which will also prove your innocence, if you are indeed innocent. Trap.. lol
Yeah, well, if you're intoxicated and driving you should be arrested, no questions. Obviously the fsts are a trap....they are to trap drunk people into incriminating themselves
@@MarkBradfield the thing is now they have to wait for a nurse/medical person to draw her blood. If she is sober enough by then, she beats the case. If she does the field tests, fails, then passes the blood test when the nurse draws it, she’s still convicted. And then idk about the laws in that state, but in Texas, it’d be nothing cause it’s private property. You can sit in you car, drink, and peacefully drive and as long as you don’t hit a public road, you’re good. The crime in Texas is operating a car on public roads while intoxicated. In a parking lot a cop would wait for you to drive on the street and then hammer you.
As soon as she slurred the word “literally” I knew she was done for. I’m all for supporting the police but not her...she doesn’t belong on the force.
Yep
She doesn't belong on a tiddlywinks team.
We don't know about her not belonging but this time she really made a mistake.
Exacltly
Liam Collier You can bet this was not her first “mistake”. Its more than a mistake though, she could have murdered a family with this mistake. Its not acceptable in the least extent.
findcrap I’ll take that as comical sarcasm. 😂
Boy the arresting officer is right on 👍 Never thought I'd say that
Driving her "boyfriend's car" around to bars to get drunk while dressed like that.
Let's not judge her yet. She has two jobs. At that moment she was not a cop.
She said she worked @ the bar... 12-7 shift. Sad she's hammered with a baby @ home.
Lol. I'm sure he feels wonderful after seeing this. I would dump her ass so fast. WAY to much drama.
Go back and watch the video again. She says multiple times she was working at the bar.
oldi184 There’s the white knight!
When cops break the law, ANY LAW, they should be charged with TWO violations. 1) Drunk driving, in this particular case and 2) Violating their oath to UPHOLD THE LAW!
@Riley Vance - Well, if a truck driver gets off work, drives his car to the bar, gets drunk and gets stopped on the way home, he loses his job. Lots of people lose their jobs when they get a DUI. Why should cops be any different?
lol
They love holding citizens accountable for their actions, but genuinely hate it when it's there turn to be held accountable.
Actually it isn't just cops that want to avoid responsibility. All of us do at times. But we hold our police to a higher standard and find it reprehensible when they want to get away with illegal behavior.
About sums up 99.7% of cops. About 99.99% politicians.
@@gwenthompson8347 well said my man you pretty smart
Cops are citizens too. CIVILIAN citizens.
Their
I would never do those monkey test either!…just blow in the machine..your either drunk or your not ..🙄