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@@nonmihiseddeo4181 It definitely is. There have been loads of studies on this. A few here: In Mesa, Arizona, for example, use-of-force complaints decreased by 75% for officers using cameras in a pilot program.1 In Nampa, Idaho, they dropped by 24%. In San Diego, from a 2015 report based on preliminary statistics showed that body cameras helped reduce “personal body” force by officers by 46.5% In Rialto, California-after the police force had worn body cameras for a full year, citizen complaints against police declined by 60%. The number of incidents that resulted in the use of force by an officer, dropped by 88% after the use of body cameras. Officers who were not equipped with cameras were twice as likely to use force as officers who were.
@@riz8114 Couldn't those statistics also be attributed to citizen's knowing they are being recorded and the reduction in complaints are false complaints?
Yes has helped a lot but as an insider the corruption still runs rampant. The cops that don’t do the bad deeds don’t speak up . Makes them all almost dirty.
No, thank the person who reported the erratic driving thus creating a permanent record, a paper trail. Camera footage is only retained when there is a report. No report, body camera doesn't matter.
@@debra6636 You don't understand, there is no one whose job it is to watch every second of body camera footage. There has to be a report for the footage to be looked at, if not the footage is deleted after 90 days typically. But yes, no denying the body camera provides critical evidence.
I really respect the Lt. for this! Purposefully driving drunk to test his subordinates, making sure they hold themselves to the same standards. What dedication!
Correctemundo!! And it’s funny he asked who called him in for his driving and the officers said, “you know you can find that out”... as if they’re gonna be harassing that lady for getting their lieutenant in trouble or something smh
@@khl619 yeah, they still do. My ex-friend wrecked and cop said we were both drunk and to all a ride. Once we were pulled by a state trooper, he pulled him to the back. Buddy comes back to car and said"officer told us to go the fuck home. Now." It just depends on who pulls you over. I was arrested because I thought I fully paid a ticket, it was a court fee and I was acting as designated driver...was in for 13hrs.
I find it very scary that he said "I'd like to know who called it in". Why? What would or will he do with that information? The person reporting him was a concerned citizen. We don't need police officers going after law abiding citizens who did nothing wrong.
@@mikekillagreen9432 What a stupid opinion. So any teenager who makes a joke about suicide should have to pass a psych evaluation? Putting your brain before your mouth will save you a lot of embarrassment in the future.
H Mark : They have the luxuries of never having G to drive, nay bother with booze and indeed can get as high as they please whenever they want Freedom!
Did you notice how the cop said we have to do everything by the book (because it will be scrutinized) So does that mean for regular people, the cops don't always follow procedure?
It's called brotherhood and loyalty and it's what separates cops from every day citizens. Knowing there is someone else who understands, who has your back and who backs that up with their life if that's what it takes.
@@CensorMe1369What a load of BS. Most people have loyalty to their families, friends and even co-workers. I’m not minimising what cops go through, but all decent people have loyalty to those they care about.
When the officer says to his superior "we've got it on camera" is a good example of why body cams should always be recording without the officer being able to control it.
Then you would have an untold number of hours of meaningless bodycam recoding requiring more storage which costs more. So you would be willing to pay higher taxes for the police department to buy more storage capacity to store all the meaningless recording of body cams when a small percentage of all the hours of the recording is done is all that is required.
@@asnowsnowman2312 Storage for your emails and photos is cheap. Secure digital storage of evidence in a manner that does not jeopardize it's admissibility in court is a little different.
Hell they wouldn't even of done that, they just would have stuck their head in the window and said oh Hey Bob have a nice day, and Went on their merrily way!
nick williams Nick. Hell yes body cams have ruined life for cops that drink and drive. They should be allowed to do so... C'mon Nick. That's not what I meant at all. What I meant is its sad that police got away with drunk driving prior to body cams.
@John Isho I just don't understand how people can't understand it. It's a coworker and a superior. On top of that, there is a difference between some trashy person getting a DUI and an officer, the "moral gap" is much wider for the latter, seeing as his reputation and career is gone. A factory worker with a DUI can still get a job, but this guy's life is over. I generally have a strong distaste for cops, but to not empathize with the arresting officer just seems unintelligent.
@John Isho What about a life saving doctor and a murderer? I'd say there is a big morale gap. We're all human but by how we live our lives and the choices we make define our morality.
Anyone can find out that information though. If you were in place of the Lt, you have the same access to that information when you receive your discovery.
Yep. Fuck these cops. They should be fired for cause. They have no judgement. Beat cop kid had to keep calling his LT daddy for guidance on a call he has dealt with numerous times in the past and knows how to handle quite well.
@Empyreal War Demon you don't understand how politics works in fields like this. That Lt could easily make those officers lives a living hell if he keeps his job once this is all done. You have to see it from their perspective. They were going to follow protocol regardless but the nature of the encounter was a tough situation for them considering theyre much lower ranking.
carve. not only that, Lt IS cooperating acceping cuffs and arrest, so people, don't bee so harsh and hateful, i met very bad officers, abusive, and none of them looks that kind here.arrested and arresting ones. nobody commenting ever drove hi? c'mon twats.
It’s crazy how the cameras literally completely change everything they do. If this was 15 years ago, they would have drove him home and drove his truck home and Mabey even tucked him in bed.
No, right from the get-go the more professional officer was telling the other guy they had to keep their body cams live. He was saying that even before he called his superior and got told that. He has integrity, I'm not so sure the bearded cop does. The bearded cop clearly wanted to ride off and pretend this wasn't happening.
It was a proactive statement I think - they might mute for say a personal conversation but he knew they needed to keep them on no matter what so there was no appearance of impropriety.
@@abesoloman6932 not true.... Alcoholics learn to adapt to the alcohol level in their blood over time but their decision making and judgement is impaired. .40 is considered a deadly level of alcohol and I have seen many people "function" at this level and then drop dead at the hospital.
Pretty much any organization you can find that out. FD, EMS, and PD. The way most 911 centers are set up this goes in the CAD which is available in their records. Not trying to diminish his threatening tone, but unfortunately it’s just the way things are.
@DVJFan Morons? Are you insinuating that there are more than one of me? Or are you including the people who liked my comment? Regardless, If it was his wife, that's fine, but to an ordinary concerned citizen, hearing that would be unsettling.
This is one of many reasons I no longer drink. Feel bad for him just as I feel bad for anyone who still drinks regularly. Legalize cannabis worldwide and for police.
A leader should never put his subordinates in a position like this. Or expect any special treatment that would jeopardize the investigating officers career.
Not just a leader but any cop who is irresponsible for upholding the law. He is so beligerant and smug. He knows he can get this to go away. Why waste your time. He will just make a fool out of his subordinates. Probable over some beers with his cop pals.
Younger generation of LEOs don’t roll like that. They stick to SOP and call supervisors whenever they need support or have questions. That’s what they are taught at the academy.
As a law enforcement officer who knows the law and has taken an oath, he shouldn’t be treated the same as any other civilian. He should be held accountable on a higher level, with an automatic loss of his career and straight to jail. It’s disgusting how they baby him. Thankfully they have cameras now.
I dunno if an officer should automatically lose his career if he gets a DWI, which is misdemeanor in many states. That just doesn't sit right with me. Many police officers have PTSD, which indicates a higher level of alcohol and drug abuse. Many of them need treatment instead of losing their careers.
@@christianbonet That's fair. Especially as a police officer you would know that those tests aren't always accurate but damning nonetheless. I just find it funny haha
Yep that is so true I had a souped up 90 civic ex sedan a off duty cop hit while parked drinking and driving the on duty police officer said he didnt breathalyzer him because he had allergies and couldnt smell the booze on him it was a fucked up and sad situation then the on duty cop gave the drunk off duty cop a ride home because his was totalled leaking g fluids everywhere when it was running they parked his car down the street were later on the off duty cop was seen collecting his bottle of whiskey and remnants of a case of beer my neighbor called the police to report this and still nothing was done police show each other preferential treatment it makes me sick I hate cops and do not have respect for them they can all eat shit and die for all I care also I was molested by my uncle when he was 17 years of age and the man is a cop today even though a police report was filed and police were called since he was a minor nothing happened he sodomized and molested me my sister and 3 cousins they treated this drunk cop with copious amounts of compassion a civilian would never receive and to be honest they should be held to higher standards than a civilian
@@kylemaneage468 I'm so sorry that happened to you and your sister & cousins. No one should get away with that regardless of their age. He especially shouldn't be a cop!! That's messed up. I don't believe predators ever stop so that's pretty frightening that he's a police officer. They can't be "cured" that's been proven many times over by the ones who get arrested over and over . They may take sex offender classes in jail but probably not, they have to register as a sex offender. Big deal! Then they are released and do it again. Its disgusting. Anyone who rapes a child should be locked up for good the 1st time. Think of how many children's lives wouldn't be ruined.
@BDLIME YEP ITS REALLY MESSED UP HIS NAME IS GREGORY ALLEN MOONEY HES GOT KIDS OF HIS OWN NOW I FEEL SORRY FOR THEM I CAN ALMOST BET THEY'VE BEEN ABUSED
@@kylemaneage468 I'm sure they have! That's unbelievable. Molest kids and nothing happens. You've been burned by the cops one too many times! I'm sorry 😞
Only by accident it was recording! Had they had known before hand that it was lieutenant , they would had turned their cams off n he would have gotten off scott free!!!
I think he also asked her the mics off so they can have a discussion for a moment before the other officer called and then he told him no we have to keep them on
"we're gonna have to pull him, we can't turn our cameras off or anything." This lieutenant is really putting his coworkers in an awkward position. The cameras are the great equalizer.
So, not only does the Lt. think he’s above the law, he shows contempt for his own officers. Flipping them off for a position he put them all in. Wow. That show his character right there.
And then add pleading not guilty and hiring some clown that comes up with a 12 page defense against a clear d.u.i. Disgusting display of a law enforcement officer accepting responsibility for a mistake and/or medical problem.
“Everything’s recorded now, we have to handle it how we have to handle it.” This is proof that before cameras, this would have NEVER happened and the LT would have went home without incident. Sick.
It depends, I have no doubt that would’ve happened in 60s or 70s. Probably not much since then. He might have said that trying to reason with this guy to get maximum compliance
Like the whole traffic stop dudes talking about “stop there’s nothing we can do, come on” Then 5 seconds later during the field sobriety test the other cop has to walk away and face the other way the whole time lol
But mostly for the criminals who cry wolf and attempt to sue the hell out of police, EMS, and others alike for wrongdoing… when it’s clearly not the case. That’s why lawyers have been attempting to take the cameras off the policeman the past 3-5 year now, especially in Cali, because the lawyers have a small amount of criminals to represent 😂 Idiots. Keep the cams!
And you dont realize that is the problem, but you said it yourself common sense isn't common. Cops can treat people with respect and dignity. But they see themselves supervisor to the "civilian", most of the time cops go into a situation, and there first priority is to establish authority. That's the problem. They can start off with respect and curiosity, till the situation says they have too be aggressive.
@@bagelars the only obvious point that you are making, is that you are real close to law enforcement, you are probably a cop yourself or was raised close to police officers. Which means that your opinion will always be bias. to the majority of the rest of people who are not privileged to live in a cops home. We see the crime cops make at face value. The tyranny, the abuse of power the murders they committed far too often, you say cops dont pull people over for no reason, you are just to blind to see that is not ture, if that was ture they would not have quotas, they are under constant pressure to meet their quotas. That is fact. Now I will admit not all cops are corrupt and some do the job they are paid well for. However far to many are just evil individuals looking for excuses to hurt people. To tell the story's to there Contemporaries later. I think (IMO) out of 100 percent of cops 35 percent (or so) are the men and women that I am talking about.(the bad cop) And my guess is you would think 90 to 99 percent of police officers are honest and moral, so I will leave you to your opinion I disagree will u strongly, but respect you for your opinion.
It’s seriously not cool that he’s able to look up who called him in. I can’t imagine anyone would choose not to keep that information private- especially in these circumstances- and certainly any regular person wouldn’t be privy to the identity of their accusers.
If a body camera is recording an active investigation there is no way a body camera should ever be shut off. You're right. This guy was thinking "Look man, I've only been working here for 5 months, he already doesn't like me, you know this, and I just finally got to my barber to get this sweet beard trim. If he finds out I'm one of the Arresting Officers he will retaliate against me without impunity!" Also dude just sat with his hands crossed and his face down despite knowing the guy was blitzed out of his mind. Any regular citizen and this guy is arresting him after the eye test with prejudice. Which is why there is an issue, people. Fucking bootlickers can lick my ass instead, I swear to Christ
The bearded cop even lied about not smelling alcohol the first time it was asked, then didn’t answer at all the second time. He didn’t want it on camera in case they could figure out a way to let him go
Exactly what I was thinking. You could tell by his body language initially, he just wanted the situation to be over and not deal with a cop getting busted. If the cameras weren’t on we all know that would’ve happened.
exactly and it's sick that he said "I don't wanna do this" showing that they're totally fine with just having him drive home drunk to avoid awkward fallout
@@DaVinciwithaphaser They’re not “totally fine” with having him drive home. They know that this is a superior and if given the opportunity will make this kids life a living hell every single day. Fair? Absolutely not. Real life? Yup.
Disgusting department, the fact that you would have let him continue if you didnt have cameras is just pathetic. IA needs to be investigating this type of stuff for real. Hope he lost his job or at least his title. Also, what I don't understand is how this isnt a conflict of interest since he works with them. They should have called another department, sheriffs, state police anyone else to make it fair.
It’s just disgusting to me how someone of authority thinks it’s perfectly fine to drink & then get behind the wheel of a car and endanger our families. Then have the nerve to act like they shouldn’t be treated like everyone else.
Especially when they are the ones called when there are dead bodies on the road from a idiot driving drunk!! These fools deserve special treatment alright!!! That cop was pitiful
It is infuriating. And these cops are scared to death to do their job. Begging the drunk to behave and understand them. This cop sounds so nervous it is PATHIC.
This infuriates me the fact that these cops want to give the lieutenant special treatment, and certainly would have if wasnt for the bodycam footage evidence. NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW.
But I still understand why this is wrong. For them to have to make sure from their boss to not mute or turn off cameras. Luckily this officer knew better. Imagine if that other guy was in charge. Yikes
I do think a lot of the "you know we have to do this" and "it's all on bodycam" was more to get him to cooperate and not blame the officer's themselves for doing their job.
As I understand, the man lost his job but I highly doubt that anyone told him the name of who reported him, which makes me suspect that my theory is the more likely one : ) That it's tactical rather than actual. I am 99.9% they were just placating him in order to get his cooperation due to the man's state and position; there are a lot of police interrogation tactics revolving around ego to gain cooperation (see terms like "ego up"). Not saying that it's the most professional behaviour here but it is a path of least resistance, and frankly I do get it. I am sure that these police officers could lose their jobs as providing such 3rd party information to a defendant is not only unethical but illegal. But of course they could get access to the info of who reported it as that's part of the case though I'm sure the ease of that process depends on how it was reported (or through what channels and whether direct or indirect). Trust but verify ;)
This is so aggravating! I just watched a video of a mom being arrested for drunk driving and they handcuffed her in front of the neighbors and everybody she knew - there was zero consideration - zero mercy!!! But this guy gets kids' gloves treatment!!!
Rajeev Shrivastava - not always. I’ve worked with Law Enforcement many years, and things have changed, regardless of Body cams. Body cams are NOT always in use, even if they’re being worn.
@@thisinhumanplace2037 , yes they can. They justify it as "having a conference", which is code for "Let's make some shit up together, and see that our stories match.". There should NEVER be a time they are allowed to mute, or deactivate the camera. Never. It should be always on. They shouldn't even have an option on the device to disengage it.
I think the young officer just replied that way in an attempt to make things go as smoothly as possible. I thought he handled the whole thing very impressively.
It’s appalling how they treated him with kid gloves, apologizing every step of the way, wishing they could mute their cameras, feeling sorry for him. No civilian would have ever been treated this good.
It’s their boss, obviously. Just like if your boss breaks policy at your job, it’s not the same as if someone else outside the company does. Ridiculous that people can’t see that
@@Claymorw and why in the world would a regular employee go after their boss if the boss broke a policy?? It’s not in the job description, but it is in the job desceiption for a cop to arrest a drunk driver. What a stupid comparison
Sucks when your LT puts you in that situation. Shame on him for making it even more painful. You gotta do what you gotta do tho. I commend these officers for understanding that.
@@networkninja2971 they are saying that if the camera was off, that they would break the law, while in uniform. No, I would not break the law and risk my integrity as a police officer to help my drunk uncle. When you play stupid games, you win stupid prizes my friend. Even in the backwoods, these days. Using your privilege to cover up someone else's crap is not in the handbook. That's WHY we have cameras on them... when they don't they are just as criminal as the one's they beat up and put in jail!
@@networkninja2971 u sound fckn stupid. They are helping him out. If they let him go, he can possibly kill someone or himself. Even if they drove him home. They would be basically telling him its ok to drive drunk again. This is a good lesson for him. Tough love. And as a cop. That LT should know better.
@@networkninja2971 Comrades my foot! This ain't the Marines! They are municipal EMPLOYEES at work and this is their BOSS! Period full stop. Would I break the law for a loved one to help them out? I don't know. MAYBE. But would I do it for a co-worker? HELL NO!
He wasn't charge with anything. If you read the document afterwards they dismiss it because they say the officer that conducted the tests was not properly trained
@Joe Sudz No he lied. The description clearly states the Lt. pleaded guilty to drunk driving and had his license revoked for 7 months along with having to take an alcohol course and he no longer works for the department. I've seen multiple comments now of people saying he wasn't charged just to make it seem like the cops are above the law. 😀
This franciscolopez guy is stupid. The description for the video literally says he got fired for this and had to take the dui class and everything that everyone has to do charged with the same thing. God people are stupid.
Body cams are the only reason cops follow the law and even then they still often get caught committing crimes. The police code of silence is a criminal conspiracy at its very core.
Which is why every cop should be forced to wear live body cameras 100% of the time. IDGAF. If that cop is own duty, that cop needs to have it on in the patrol car, in the office, on the shitter, like I said. IDGAF. Video doesn’t lie. Cops DO lie.
@@mrbigbigtoe They...are at least in over 100 cities and 6 states, the law has tried many times with many presidents stepping in and not only advancing the technologies but suggesting personally that all PD nationwide do this. But because each state is independent, it has to be voted upon there. Instead of posting that comment, go place it as a real issue that you and other people can vote on. Yknow?
"We can't mute our camera we can't do anything." That screams to me that muting their cameras is something they opt to do in some of these cases. "Everything is recorded now" Thank God
Yeah, thats super suspect, immediately goes to talking about muting audio, thats sketchy af. Obviously thats a tactic they use frequently for that to be one of the first things talked about. Body Cameras - keeping the corrupt accountable, 30 frames at a time.
05:50 “can we cut these off for a conference real quick?” Is crazy asf. I’m glad the second officer was there to make sure they still went through with it cuz the first guy definitely would’ve given him a pass
This video is scary. The amount of times the officers recommended they turn off the cameras or said that they're already on as if theyd do something different if they didnt have cameras on.
I agree these cops so upset they gotta arrest a drunk driver because they have body cams. This drunk blew a .36 that means serious daily drinking and driving.
@@stanleyhape8427 they're upset because they're arresting a lieutenant that they know. They were worried this would bite them in the ass. POV cop said multiple times "gotta do what you gotta do"
@Jose if you are worried about the consequences for your job for arresting a drunk ..then you shouldn't be on the force. This drunk could kill a family and these cops are worried about their jobs.
I think cops should have atleast twice the penalties civillians have. They know the laws and are scared of cameras. I've put two dashcam in my car. And have saved me atleast once with a dick cop saying I didn't have my seatbelt on.
The pigs protect their own. Allways gonna stay like that til the day every cop on duty has a camera that records from starting the shift to the ending.
@@noegallegos6722 look man, there are a lot of legitimate reasons they might want thd cameras off. its bad press for the police to arrest their boss and even if it is necessary, you dont want to record it for the world to see since its someone they clearly respect(ed).
24:08 “There’s nothing we can do, we would’ve” That goes to show you how they treat each other different than everyone else. It’s even crazier he said it happened to people before and they let them back to work
The Lt laughs as he walks normal INSTEAD of walking heel to toe....kinda mocks the cops....that's smart eleck....like he will do it HIS way. Then folds his arms like "how did you like that"...so disrespectful
4.5 times the limit, and still coherent. That's insane. This man has been drinking heavily for a long, long time. Most people would be in a coma at this level of intoxication, and nearing death.
That's exactly right. 1520 years ago he would've been probably letgo and just driven home cops really can't let people off like they used to especially if they know someone I agree with it but at the same time if you're borderline over the limit cop can have you call a friend and drive you home and that has happens quite often back in the day.
@Christopher Martin why would it be hard? His coworker is disobeying the law. He’s supposed to uphold the law no matter who it is. Any regular civilian would’ve been locked up instantly.
Exactly, but if they could have turned them off, they would have. Coppers wonder why people have a serious problem with them, not to mention, they can't be trusted as far as you can throw the losers. Yes, I absolutely said losers...
Yeah I know holy fuck 😲 this is the best thing that could have happened in law enforcement, I hope we see more cases like this because I assure you this is happening way more than we know 🙋🏻♂️
There's a discussion because he's a superior in their department. Some places would require a different department to come do the investigation or someone higher up in the chain of command. Theirs a discussion because he's probably a good friend of both of them and I don't know anyone who wouldn't want to be more lenient with someone they know. If they let him go, that's a problem, but they didnt and didn't try to. They both seemed unhappy they were the ones doing it, and again idk anyone who wouldn't be, but they both did their jobs. If this was a different industry, no one would care they were more lenient, they would just say he works there makes sense.
Amen to your comment survivor h2. Armbruster (the cop doing most of the talking) knew what NEEDED to happen from the start, but it's almost as if he's hoping his superiors (at the other end of the radio and the cell phone) would come to the scene and take over, alleviating him of the responsibility of arresting the DRUNK DRIVER. There should never have been a moment's hesitation. The citizen's phone call and the in car video were all Armbruster needed to say, "Put your hands behind your back."
Am I the only man on this earth that is smart enough to realize the corruption going on everyday in America? COPS steal from citizens everyday (tickets), they beat us, kill us, break our limbs, use excessive force on innocent people. EVEN OUR GOVERNMENT is stealing from us everyday (TAXES) WHATS EVEN MORE FUCKED UP IS WHEN A OFFICER DOESN'T FOLLOW THE LAWS AND SOMEONE SUES THE MONEY COMES OUT OF TAX PAYER MONEY NOT THE GOVERNMENTS PERSONAL MONEY OR THE COP WHO WAS SUED MONEY THIS IS RIDICULOUS!!!! WAKE THE FUCK UP ITS TIME TO START A SECOND REVOLUTION WE NEED TO WAKE UP AND FIGHT BACK BEFORE THEY HAVE COMPLETE CONTROL OVER US!!! THE GOVERNMENT ARE RAPISTS, THIEVES, MURDERERS, how does most of America not even realize this? WHY DO YOU JUST ROLL OVER AND TAKE IT, STOP LICKING THEIR BOOTS FIGHT BACK!!!!
A cop in my hometown arrested his own mother for drunk driving back when I was in high school, we all thought he was so savage, but looking back it was the right thing to do.
Damn, that is savage. Every good mom should get one warning from their police kids. If it's multiple offenses then fair enough, get her off the road, but a first offense...she was either a bItch or her son was just brutal on her. Tough call, i could never do my folks over like that but hey i'm no cop either, which is probably just as well.
@@DemocracyManifest she could've fucking died or killed someone. A warning? So she could drive the rest of the way home or do it again? You're outta your mind.
@@michaelbrandon1222 I'd drive her home myself you twat, WITH a warning...as if i'd allow someone to drive drunk, cop or no cop, i said i wouldn't arrest her. Regardless it would be a one off event, second time would be an arrest. It's a hypothetical situation anyway, i'm not a cop so none of this would ever happen, you clowns getting yourselves all worked up over an event that would never happen 💀
@@DemocracyManifest like a damn warning is gonna teach anybody their bad actions have consequences. People like you who protect people from harsh consequences is why everyone out here is so soft and think they can get away with anything these days.
Thank god for who ever called innocent people & children could had died he didnt think of that when he drank & then drove putting others at risk shame on him.
I was put in the position of having no choice but to “narc” on a coworker. It absolutely sucks. Shame on the Lt for putting his brothers in this spot. He could have killed someone. The fact that he is 4.5 times the legal limit and is this functional says a lot about his alcohol consumption.
He's really concerned with who called to report his bad driving but doesn't seem phased at all that he is driving drunk. And giving these officers such a hard time. You did it. Own up to it.
Its publics right to call after this idiot drunk cop is driving erratically and unsafely!!! You can clearly see he crosses double line in the truck on upcoming traffic which could be deadly!!! Can kill someone and so glad he got arrested...NEEDS TO LOSE HIS JOB!!!!!!
He knew he wasn't going to pass the test. I'm guessing he just didn't think the officers would have the balls to actually go through with the arrest. Too bad for him that they called his bluff.
@@justafellowbrother7263 I was a police officer. I support the police. However, I don't, and never will, support someone who gets behind the wheel with a blood level of .36.
@@BlueBacon I thought your name was meant to disrespect police. It kinda sounds like it, but I shouldn't have jumped to conclusions. I'm sorry. I don't support the drunk driver either. He could've killed somebody, especially with a .36 BAC. Thank you for your service as an officer :)
IxIBluePitIxI Of course not. People are judging them harshly but they would have felt the same way. This is a man they probably looked up to and work with. And they are still humans with feeling, you don’t want to have to do this to someone you care about. Everyone of us would have felt the same way and if they claim otherwise they are lying. This was a tough situation for the two young officers.
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I feel bad for the people who call this a bootlicker channel. You are confusing them.
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I work hard to practice ethical journalism, whose four pillars are literally on the wall behind my monitor: Seek truth and report it. Minimize harm. Act independently. Be accountable and transparent. I am human and I will make mistakes, but at the end of the day I *hope* that my content confuses anyone who actually believes that the one-sidedness of my reporting reflects anything other than the side I am on: the truth.
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So true... this guy just shows reality as it is and let's the truth speak for itself
@@hectic5173 Agreed
What's a bootlicker ?
Referring to a “fanboy” of the blue brotherhood
He blew a .36 and was still walking. This guy is a professional drunk.
He doesnt even look that bad, like hes onviously drunk. I wonder how many times hes been wasted on duty, probably every day
Some ppl can drink and drink and they still can act normal.
robbobstew I’d bet a lot of high ranking officers or even officers in general are high functioning drunks lol
@@kyle_mutti Jeffrey cops god-given right to have a few drinks then go out and get some Dunkin Donuts
Abe Soloman lmao
I think this video acts as proof that police officers being forced to have audio and video recording IS helpful for public safety.
It may be helpful for public safety, but it certainly isn't a deterrent.
@@nonmihiseddeo4181 It definitely is. There have been loads of studies on this. A few here:
In Mesa, Arizona, for example, use-of-force complaints decreased by 75% for officers using cameras in a pilot program.1 In Nampa, Idaho, they dropped by 24%.
In San Diego, from a 2015 report based on preliminary statistics showed that body cameras helped reduce “personal body” force by officers by 46.5%
In Rialto, California-after the police force had worn body cameras for a full year, citizen complaints against police declined by 60%. The number of incidents that resulted in the use of force by an officer, dropped by 88% after the use of body cameras. Officers who were not equipped with cameras were twice as likely to use force as officers who were.
@@riz8114 Couldn't those statistics also be attributed to citizen's knowing they are being recorded and the reduction in complaints are false complaints?
@@johnemerson5313 yes it could. Its a win win really
Yes has helped a lot but as an insider the corruption still runs rampant. The cops that don’t do the bad deeds don’t speak up . Makes them all almost dirty.
The fact that they're doing things by the book because it's on camera is exactly why we NEED body cameras
Lol yeah except it’s human nature to protect those that you know. I would’ve let him go too if I was a cop
Very little of this is by the book.
@@comona exactly why I think millions are happy youre not a cop, so thank you 😊
And that's the only reason why they do it by the 'book'!!! //!
@@comona and then he runs a stop sign and kills a child...
"I would love to know who called"
"You know you can find that out"
That's terrifying.
Despicable!
Well, at least it's on record, if anything happens to the party that called, we know who's responsible
@@Sonjaorleans i dont care if it was Satan himself. guy shouldnt be driving while intoxicated and he shouldnt have the ability to find out who called.
Isn't it in public records as long as the witness doesn't ask to be anonymous?
Weird when cops apologize to drunk and expect civil conversation with a drunk.
I'm loving how a Drunk Lt. can find out who called in on him. That sounds like a citizen will be harassed for doing the right thing.
He is drunk just do what you do to citizen he isn't special
That's what I was thinking when I heard that.
Probably pay them a visit and plant something on them
@@DomWayne I don't doubt that at all.
That broke protocol so bad and the person named should sue and have both of the cops fired.
Thank goodness for body cameras. The fact that nobody knew how to arrest this guy, after multiple reckless driving calls is astounding
No, thank the person who reported the erratic driving thus creating a permanent record, a paper trail. Camera footage is only retained when there is a report. No report, body camera doesn't matter.
The cameras protect the good cops and they protect good people from bad cops. They're a positive all the way around.
the body camera matters or they could of swept this under the rug....@@DoctorJammer
@@debra6636 You don't understand, there is no one whose job it is to watch every second of body camera footage. There has to be a report for the footage to be looked at, if not the footage is deleted after 90 days typically. But yes, no denying the body camera provides critical evidence.
But they still have on and off buttons. Id remove those. They turn them odd whenever they want to
I really respect the Lt. for this! Purposefully driving drunk to test his subordinates, making sure they hold themselves to the same standards. What dedication!
Bahahahaaaa, good one
@@humanheapotrash9898 believe it or not you dont understand sarcasm
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣 not even on blue bloods
I just about pissed myself reading this....
This is what I call on the job training!
This is so concerning for SO many reasons. Everyone needs to be accountable for their actions no matter WHAT.
Even former presidents !
@@pjfitoneespecially them
@@pjfitone and more importantly current ones and their sons 10 year blanket pardon on all federal crimes is a clear statement to the American public
He shouldn’t be allowed to know who called it in. It’s a major conflict of interest for numerous reasons.
I believe that should be against the law.
The 6th amendment gives you the right to confront your accuser. 18USC 241, 242 and 34 USC 12601 protects us against police retaliation.
i agree.....when he was informed he would have access to that info...my eye brows raised! that should be strictly confidential
in america this is called freedom, discovery reports are your constitutional right.
cgaskin00 this doesn't fall under confront your accuser.
so basically , before body cam, he wasnt getting charged
Correctemundo!! And it’s funny he asked who called him in for his driving and the officers said, “you know you can find that out”... as if they’re gonna be harassing that lady for getting their lieutenant in trouble or something smh
That was absolutely the vibe.
Have you ever watched the movie Cop Land? If not, you should.
This is why NY city cops were avoiding getting cams
Lmao correct.
You know from the way that everyone talks to each other, that before body cameras, senior cops just went home from an incident like that.
Allen_ 85 nonsense
“My mics live” every time 😂
cops also used to let drunk people drive back home too you know
@@khl619 yeah, they still do. My ex-friend wrecked and cop said we were both drunk and to all a ride. Once we were pulled by a state trooper, he pulled him to the back. Buddy comes back to car and said"officer told us to go the fuck home. Now." It just depends on who pulls you over. I was arrested because I thought I fully paid a ticket, it was a court fee and I was acting as designated driver...was in for 13hrs.
Yup
I find it very scary that he said "I'd like to know who called it in". Why? What would or will he do with that information? The person reporting him was a concerned citizen. We don't need police officers going after law abiding citizens who did nothing wrong.
To intimidate and possibly threaten the good Samaritan who reported him. 🫡
“We have to pull him out, we can’t mute our cameras or anything” really sums it all up
Exactly!
@Uber Its disgusting. They should be suspended and investigated for even hinting at covering something up.
@@mikekillagreen9432 What a stupid opinion. So any teenager who makes a joke about suicide should have to pass a psych evaluation? Putting your brain before your mouth will save you a lot of embarrassment in the future.
@@aggressivelyamicable5987 You're not making any sense. Totally off topic. Knock it off. Grow up
@@mikekillagreen9432 grow up
At least the birds are having a good day
H Mark : They have the luxuries of never having G to drive, nay bother with booze and indeed can get as high as they please whenever they want Freedom!
@Get Nae Nae'd Don't forget there are many predators to birds. You'd be looking over your shoulder constantly. And be susceptible to many diseases.
beautiful ain't it
Lmao!!!!! Nice!!
😂😂 simple but funny
“I was only driving half a mile!”
How many people do you think this LT threw in jail over his career who said the exact same thing
Right??
B-b-b-but he's their fellow officer. They should just leave him with some road head and a new bottle of whiskey
💯🎯
@@ziggyciggs5862 *Leans over* “Let me fill that whiskey bottle ye got right there”
He could've walked the 1/2 mile to the liquor store...or staggered. Juiced and busted.
I've never seen two cops so afraid of doing the right thing
Did you notice how the cop said we have to do everything by the book (because it will be scrutinized) So does that mean for regular people, the cops don't always follow procedure?
Doing the wrong thing is easy but doing the right thing is hard.
It's called brotherhood and loyalty and it's what separates cops from every day citizens. Knowing there is someone else who understands, who has your back and who backs that up with their life if that's what it takes.
I am glad to see they did, everyone should be held accountable.
@@CensorMe1369What a load of BS. Most people have loyalty to their families, friends and even co-workers. I’m not minimising what cops go through, but all decent people have loyalty to those they care about.
When the officer says to his superior "we've got it on camera" is a good example of why body cams should always be recording without the officer being able to control it.
Then you would have an untold number of hours of meaningless bodycam recoding requiring more storage which costs more. So you would be willing to pay higher taxes for the police department to buy more storage capacity to store all the meaningless recording of body cams when a small percentage of all the hours of the recording is done is all that is required.
@@benjaminsorenson storage is cheap. Oh wait the upcharge for storage to pay these lovely officers more per hour. Your right, my bad.
@@asnowsnowman2312 Storage for your emails and photos is cheap. Secure digital storage of evidence in a manner that does not jeopardize it's admissibility in court is a little different.
So you want video of the officers eating lunch, going to the bathroom, having a quick phone conversation with their kids before they go to bed, etc?
Benjamin Sorenson YES better then putting innocent people in jail or paying for a silly wall or fighting made up wars.
BEFORE body cam and dash cam he would have been driven home.
Probably
Hell they wouldn't even of done that, they just would have stuck their head in the window and said oh Hey Bob have a nice day, and Went on their merrily way!
Are you complaining that things are different now or what?
He would have for sure
nick williams Nick. Hell yes body cams have ruined life for cops that drink and drive. They should be allowed to do so... C'mon Nick. That's not what I meant at all. What I meant is its sad that police got away with drunk driving prior to body cams.
Never seen so much sympathy for a drunk driver.
AMEN TO THAT
Lol , exactly
Cops aren't shit but gangsters with badges.
@John Isho I just don't understand how people can't understand it. It's a coworker and a superior. On top of that, there is a difference between some trashy person getting a DUI and an officer, the "moral gap" is much wider for the latter, seeing as his reputation and career is gone. A factory worker with a DUI can still get a job, but this guy's life is over. I generally have a strong distaste for cops, but to not empathize with the arresting officer just seems unintelligent.
@John Isho What about a life saving doctor and a murderer? I'd say there is a big morale gap. We're all human but by how we live our lives and the choices we make define our morality.
LT: "I'd love to know who called" officer: "You can find that out sir"
Frightening....
Anyone can find out that information though. If you were in place of the Lt, you have the same access to that information when you receive your discovery.
@lindsaymiller1406 what??! Not true at all!! That’s all anonymous. R u his wife or something?? Ffs
“He is being cooperative and stuff” while he refuses all orders he is given.
Yep. Fuck these cops. They should be fired for cause. They have no judgement. Beat cop kid had to keep calling his LT daddy for guidance on a call he has dealt with numerous times in the past and knows how to handle quite well.
What they meant was that he wasn't becoming physical, and was still able to be reasoned with.
@Empyreal War Demon you don't understand how politics works in fields like this. That Lt could easily make those officers lives a living hell if he keeps his job once this is all done. You have to see it from their perspective. They were going to follow protocol regardless but the nature of the encounter was a tough situation for them considering theyre much lower ranking.
carve. not only that, Lt IS cooperating acceping cuffs and arrest, so people, don't bee so harsh and hateful, i met very bad officers, abusive, and none of them looks that kind here.arrested and arresting ones. nobody commenting ever drove hi? c'mon twats.
@@siamouominiocaporali1831 drove "hi"?
What the hell is 'driving hi'?
It’s crazy how the cameras literally completely change everything they do. If this was 15 years ago, they would have drove him home and drove his truck home and Mabey even tucked him in bed.
@Macy sondheim This guy isnt your babies daddy from 5 kids ago. He deserves no loyalty or commitment.
The cameras have been worse for the public, not the cops.
@Macy sondheim even at the expense of americans?
The founding fathers shot people like you
Yes .
No they would let him drive and probably gift him their bottle of Jim Beam for the road.
The fact that they need their LT. to tell them that they can’t mute their cameras is disgustingly revealing.
Imagine what happened to men or woman while it was off.. I pray for them and for whoever it may happen to again
No, right from the get-go the more professional officer was telling the other guy they had to keep their body cams live. He was saying that even before he called his superior and got told that. He has integrity, I'm not so sure the bearded cop does. The bearded cop clearly wanted to ride off and pretend this wasn't happening.
@@bethford6884 exactly, these kinda videos don’t look good but I’m glad things are moving in the right direction
It was a proactive statement I think - they might mute for say a personal conversation but he knew they needed to keep them on no matter what so there was no appearance of impropriety.
cry about it. btw i want my number 2 combo large
By preventing him from killing or injuring someone, they actually helped this guy. I don't envy the officers.
See this is why I'm a welder so when I'm arrested it's not so awkward.
Lol
Most underrated comment of the video.
lol
Lmao!
Hahaha this is gold
The fact they’re asking if they can NOT cuff him is so embarrassing. The double standard I swear
Superior thing. If it was there equal, they wouldn't be so hesitant.
If that had been anybody else, they would have had them on the ground with a knee in their back slapping the cuffs on. Such bs!
A blood alcohol level of .36 is more than 4 times over the legal limit. He's not impaired, he's totally sloshed.
Obviously the test must have been wrong he was able to stand and talk just about fine
@soberpunk so you're saying he was probably okay to drive
.36 should put him in a coma
@@abesoloman6932 not true.... Alcoholics learn to adapt to the alcohol level in their blood over time but their decision making and judgement is impaired. .40 is considered a deadly level of alcohol and I have seen many people "function" at this level and then drop dead at the hospital.
Abe Soloman He is obviously a drunk or he would be in a coma!
WHO CALLED??
"Don't worry Lt., you can easily find out"
That's some corrupt shlt right there.
.....LT is most likely a freemason.
Frightingly corrupt
everybody can?
@@xNullWANZEx Everybody's not a cop
Pretty much any organization you can find that out. FD, EMS, and PD. The way most 911 centers are set up this goes in the CAD which is available in their records. Not trying to diminish his threatening tone, but unfortunately it’s just the way things are.
.36% and the officer didn't get a wif of alcohol, but I get pulled over at 2:00am and hadn't had a drink and they smell alcohol. Special treatment.
.36 in broad daylight...
Oh he got a whiff. Just didn’t want it on camera. You can tell.
Adriann1973 yeah he paused for a few seconds when he asked
if u read the report , they did catch the smell of alcohol coming from him
Normally it’s pot they smell nowadays.......
"I wanna know who called" "You know you can find that out". I'm sure the concerned citizen who called would love hearing that.
I was called-out once by a concerned citizen behind me.
They were right... I was drunk as hell, swerving all over the place.
I was arrested later-on.
@DVJFan Morons? Are you insinuating that there are more than one of me? Or are you including the people who liked my comment? Regardless, If it was his wife, that's fine, but to an ordinary concerned citizen, hearing that would be unsettling.
@DVJFan Well, she's such a loving wife!
This is one of many reasons I no longer drink. Feel bad for him just as I feel bad for anyone who still drinks regularly. Legalize cannabis worldwide and for police.
@@drdirtymcshizzle You put down one drug to promote another smfh just DUMB
A leader should never put his subordinates in a position like this. Or expect any special treatment that would jeopardize the investigating officers career.
Not just a leader but any cop who is irresponsible for upholding the law. He is so beligerant and smug. He knows he can get this to go away. Why waste your time. He will just make a fool out of his subordinates. Probable over some beers with his cop pals.
I like how there’s 69 likes keep it that way
You must have learned the in Sunday school - cuz it ain't how things work in the real world.
In his defense, he's drunk....
@@bigdawg1758 well said. This video is just incredible we literally are getting a look into police corruption 😂
If they didn’t have those cameras this man would still be driving drunk 🤦🏾♂️
Younger generation of LEOs don’t roll like that. They stick to SOP and call supervisors whenever they need support or have questions. That’s what they are taught at the academy.
Exactly
As a law enforcement officer who knows the law and has taken an oath, he shouldn’t be treated the same as any other civilian. He should be held accountable on a higher level, with an automatic loss of his career and straight to jail. It’s disgusting how they baby him. Thankfully they have cameras now.
Well it's your opinion!!
Dam. I wish he would have called an Uber😭😭😭
You are insane. Police are just normal humans. They can't be held to a higher or lower standard.
@@KK-fl9lv And a correct opinion….this man can no longer look at anyone and say they must obey the law…his credibility as a police officer is gone.
I dunno if an officer should automatically lose his career if he gets a DWI, which is misdemeanor in many states. That just doesn't sit right with me.
Many police officers have PTSD, which indicates a higher level of alcohol and drug abuse. Many of them need treatment instead of losing their careers.
If it wasn't for Body camera, They would Never Be CAUGHT, RIGHT.
You have the same name as my grandfather I am related to Williams cheers
Your right if those cameras were not on or they had those they would have drove him to his front door an told him to have a good night
Not necessarily true, cops got DUIs before bodycams, although I'm sure superior officers attempted to exploit their positions when possible.
Jeez. Cops can’t win with you people ever. Body cams or not, you will always hate police.
Cops cover for eachother
"He's being cooperative."
- Refused to complete tests
- Refused to get in the back
- Refused to be placed in handcuffs
By 17:00 I would have been taken to the ground and thrown in the back seat in cuffs. Period.
This guy thought he was going to call the shots. If it wasn't for the cameras... he would have
you can actually fail those tests sober, not saying the guy wasn't drunk, but those tests are not accurate, you can lose your balance sober etc.
@@christianbonet That's fair. Especially as a police officer you would know that those tests aren't always accurate but damning nonetheless. I just find it funny haha
Great cooperation..
All concerned citizen calls, should be absolutely confidential! No one should be subjected to backlash, for doing the right thing!
If body cameras weren't on, this guy would have got a police escort to his driveway.
Yep that is so true I had a souped up 90 civic ex sedan a off duty cop hit while parked drinking and driving the on duty police officer said he didnt breathalyzer him because he had allergies and couldnt smell the booze on him it was a fucked up and sad situation then the on duty cop gave the drunk off duty cop a ride home because his was totalled leaking g fluids everywhere when it was running they parked his car down the street were later on the off duty cop was seen collecting his bottle of whiskey and remnants of a case of beer my neighbor called the police to report this and still nothing was done police show each other preferential treatment it makes me sick I hate cops and do not have respect for them they can all eat shit and die for all I care also I was molested by my uncle when he was 17 years of age and the man is a cop today even though a police report was filed and police were called since he was a minor nothing happened he sodomized and molested me my sister and 3 cousins they treated this drunk cop with copious amounts of compassion a civilian would never receive and to be honest they should be held to higher standards than a civilian
Definitely
@@kylemaneage468 I'm so sorry that happened to you and your sister & cousins. No one should get away with that regardless of their age. He especially shouldn't be a cop!! That's messed up.
I don't believe predators ever stop so that's pretty frightening that he's a police officer. They can't be "cured" that's been proven many times over by the ones who get arrested over and over . They may take sex offender classes in jail but probably not, they have to register as a sex offender. Big deal! Then they are released and do it again. Its disgusting.
Anyone who rapes a child should be locked up for good the 1st time. Think of how many children's lives wouldn't be ruined.
@BDLIME YEP ITS REALLY MESSED UP HIS NAME IS GREGORY ALLEN MOONEY HES GOT KIDS OF HIS OWN NOW I FEEL SORRY FOR THEM I CAN ALMOST BET THEY'VE BEEN ABUSED
@@kylemaneage468 I'm sure they have! That's unbelievable. Molest kids and nothing happens. You've been burned by the cops one too many times! I'm sorry 😞
The way he says “ID LOVE TO KNOW WHO CALLED.” Makes me think he is going to take retaliatory actions against the person who called.
o yea hes gona be shoot to death......and then he gona ask him¿YOU GET IT?you totally get it?
Of course he will
Classic drunkard outlash. (I know it well.)
Look at the murderous look on his face, after he asked them.
Bro… he’s drunk af lol
“We have to bring you in, everything is being recorded”
Thank God for that...
So they could go pee lol
Only by accident it was recording! Had they had known before hand that it was lieutenant , they would had turned their cams off n he would have gotten off scott free!!!
The fact that he’s upright and somewhat coherent at a .36 means that he drinks all day every day
I was hospitalized at that rate. This old dude DRINKS
“Did you get an odor?” “.....no”
He literally lied, you can tell just by his body language and how he paused smh
Daveed 24 exactly, he paused and then no. Total liar. No way he didn’t smell anything
Yup and before that he asked if mics and cameras were hot like he was just hoping there was a way they could let it all go
@@rynechristesen2392 also, at 18:00 I think they beeped what "mike" asked, but the officer aswers "no, we can't do that, Mike"....
I think he also asked her the mics off so they can have a discussion for a moment before the other officer called and then he told him no we have to keep them on
I mean he specifically said can we shut these off for a conference real quick and even pointed out to it
"we're gonna have to pull him, we can't turn our cameras off or anything."
This lieutenant is really putting his coworkers in an awkward position. The cameras are the great equalizer.
"Id love to find out who called!" why so you can bully and harass them over something you did that was your fault?????
Are regular people even allowed to find out who called on em? I would doubt it.
he's just gonna tell'em - I totally get it
And the cop encourages him
Stinks of a set up I think.
Very true!! Then cops says he can find out who called. It's all Bullshit!!
We can't mute our cameras.sickening
So, not only does the Lt. think he’s above the law, he shows contempt for his own officers. Flipping them off for a position he put them all in. Wow. That show his character right there.
And then add pleading not guilty and hiring some clown that comes up with a 12 page defense against a clear d.u.i. Disgusting display of a law enforcement officer accepting responsibility for a mistake and/or medical problem.
@@stephennina Except he pleaded guilty...
Real World Police Fair enough, but the video evidence is pretty damning. Comes off like an entitled POS.
@@RealWorldPolice Yeah... eventually. He made a real ass out of himself, in many ways. Was there any internal discipline on the Lt.?
He was drunk. We all do stupid crap when drunk. Except, maybe an Uber or a friend?
“Everything’s recorded now, we have to handle it how we have to handle it.” This is proof that before cameras, this would have NEVER happened and the LT would have went home without incident. Sick.
It depends, I have no doubt that would’ve happened in 60s or 70s. Probably not much since then.
He might have said that trying to reason with this guy to get maximum compliance
They really said that just to sound good on camera, they gave bro a million chances too
Like the whole traffic stop dudes talking about “stop there’s nothing we can do, come on” Then 5 seconds later during the field sobriety test the other cop has to walk away and face the other way the whole time lol
But mostly for the criminals who cry wolf and attempt to sue the hell out of police, EMS, and others alike for wrongdoing… when it’s clearly not the case. That’s why lawyers have been attempting to take the cameras off the policeman the past 3-5 year now, especially in Cali, because the lawyers have a small amount of criminals to represent 😂 Idiots. Keep the cams!
Except before cameras officers still arrested their own when they did things like this.
Imagine if cops treated everyone with this level of respect and dignity, people would see cops alot differently.
If you were friends with the cop it would be the same deal as this, all who you know
Richard Fernandez true but keep in mind shit rolls down hill not uphill
Never a truer statement
And you dont realize that is the problem, but you said it yourself common sense isn't common. Cops can treat people with respect and dignity. But they see themselves supervisor to the "civilian", most of the time cops go into a situation, and there first priority is to establish authority. That's the problem. They can start off with respect and curiosity, till the situation says they have too be aggressive.
@@bagelars the only obvious point that you are making, is that you are real close to law enforcement, you are probably a cop yourself or was raised close to police officers. Which means that your opinion will always be bias. to the majority of the rest of people who are not privileged to live in a cops home. We see the crime cops make at face value. The tyranny, the abuse of power the murders they committed far too often, you say cops dont pull people over for no reason, you are just to blind to see that is not ture, if that was ture they would not have quotas, they are under constant pressure to meet their quotas. That is fact. Now I will admit not all cops are corrupt and some do the job they are paid well for. However far to many are just evil individuals looking for excuses to hurt people. To tell the story's to there Contemporaries later. I think (IMO) out of 100 percent of cops 35 percent (or so) are the men and women that I am talking about.(the bad cop) And my guess is you would think 90 to 99 percent of police officers are honest and moral, so I will leave you to your opinion I disagree will u strongly, but respect you for your opinion.
It’s seriously not cool that he’s able to look up who called him in. I can’t imagine anyone would choose not to keep that information private- especially in these circumstances- and certainly any regular person wouldn’t be privy to the identity of their accusers.
Anyone can through a FOIA request.
Actually any regular person would get that info in court 😂
Can I just mention what a beautiful day it was there? Birds chirping, sunny, super green grass, super arrested drunk driver. Beautiful.
Early east coast spring
Lmao 🤜🤛
😂🤣
The robins calling was super soothing.
DeNiro absolutely NAILED this role.
Someone should mail DeNiro by parking a few rounds in his head.
@@donkeyslayer4661 I get it. He doesn't worship your man crush so you want him dead. It's to be expected from Snowflake central.
Baron von Quiply Deniro is a lib jackass but I don’t want him killed. That just makes the right stoop the low of the left.
The fact that "muting the cameras" is even considered an option is a BIG problem.
Sometimes they have to mute it when they are about break the law or plant evidence
@tan j maz should they turn it off after a cop shot a suspect, on this channel there's videos that end with a cop telling a cop to turn off his camera
@@justinbrown927 Lmao, they aren't going to "plant evidence". You sound like a super paranoid conspiracy nut.
@@chuckraymond500 He wasn't talking about this specific video, dummy.
@@dragonslayer2565 All cops are bad until YOU need one right?
The fact that these troopers had to get guidance on whether or not to cuff this guy is DISGUSTING.
It’s not every day you have to arrest your BOSS!?
"Can we shut these off for a conference?" "Is your camera on right now?"
That guy 100% was looking for an excuse to let him drive away.
If a body camera is recording an active investigation there is no way a body camera should ever be shut off. You're right. This guy was thinking "Look man, I've only been working here for 5 months, he already doesn't like me, you know this, and I just finally got to my barber to get this sweet beard trim. If he finds out I'm one of the Arresting Officers he will retaliate against me without impunity!" Also dude just sat with his hands crossed and his face down despite knowing the guy was blitzed out of his mind. Any regular citizen and this guy is arresting him after the eye test with prejudice.
Which is why there is an issue, people. Fucking bootlickers can lick my ass instead, I swear to Christ
The bearded cop even lied about not smelling alcohol the first time it was asked, then didn’t answer at all the second time. He didn’t want it on camera in case they could figure out a way to let him go
@@jasonl8720 I noticed the exact same thing!! It couldn’t be more obvious he was lying about not smelling an odor.
Exactly what I was thinking. You could tell by his body language initially, he just wanted the situation to be over and not deal with a cop getting busted. If the cameras weren’t on we all know that would’ve happened.
@@BandtheHoorse 100000000%
Now we know if it wasn’t for body cams every drunk cop would be let go
Haha buuuulll shiiiit they probably just study their daily driver cars now and just let them go 🚶pigs let pigs roam around in the mud
And if there were no body cams more cops would set up, hurt, kill, lie on more innocent people.
@@james4592225 kinda sounds like bullshit lol
+1
@@Hank.. with the last name of Wimbleton you must be a cop lover 😆
every time they say “my cameras live .. my cameras rolling” it turns my stomach. can only imagine how even more corrupt things used to be.
exactly and it's sick that he said "I don't wanna do this" showing that they're totally fine with just having him drive home drunk to avoid awkward fallout
Yeah if you for any reason would be pulled over while having a few I'd show them this video.
Do you wear a body camera at your job and record everything you do? No? I can’t imagine how corrupt you are.
@tntkop are you drunk ma’am?
@@DaVinciwithaphaser They’re not “totally fine” with having him drive home. They know that this is a superior and if given the opportunity will make this kids life a living hell every single day. Fair? Absolutely not. Real life? Yup.
Disgusting department, the fact that you would have let him continue if you didnt have cameras is just pathetic. IA needs to be investigating this type of stuff for real. Hope he lost his job or at least his title. Also, what I don't understand is how this isnt a conflict of interest since he works with them. They should have called another department, sheriffs, state police anyone else to make it fair.
It’s just disgusting to me how someone of authority thinks it’s perfectly fine to drink & then get behind the wheel of a car and endanger our families. Then have the nerve to act like they shouldn’t be treated like everyone else.
Especially when they are the ones called when there are dead bodies on the road from a idiot driving drunk!! These fools deserve special treatment alright!!! That cop was pitiful
It is infuriating. And these cops are scared to death to do their job. Begging the drunk to behave and understand them.
This cop sounds so nervous it is PATHIC.
U hit the nail on the head
It's called narcissism lol
It is disgusting I can believe they did that but I seeing it with my own eyes 😢
This infuriates me the fact that these cops want to give the lieutenant special treatment, and certainly would have if wasnt for the bodycam footage evidence. NO ONE IS ABOVE THE LAW.
But I still understand why this is wrong. For them to have to make sure from their boss to not mute or turn off cameras. Luckily this officer knew better. Imagine if that other guy was in charge. Yikes
but they are. in canada I dont even think they have the body cams
I do think a lot of the "you know we have to do this" and "it's all on bodycam" was more to get him to cooperate and not blame the officer's themselves for doing their job.
except Paul Pelosi. He's above the law. Check out his DUI right here on you tube. He never spent a day in jail though CA law says you do
@@michellewest3404felt like a mix of both and feeling off about having to do it
"Ide love to know who called". That's absolutely terrifying.
Yes, but he’s drunk off his arse and defending himself/ego.
Followed by reassurance by cops that he CAN find out ... SERiously ?
This is why people don't want to leave their name when they call 911, which then makes it harder to prosecute defendants. Thank God for cameras.
As I understand, the man lost his job but I highly doubt that anyone told him the name of who reported him, which makes me suspect that my theory is the more likely one : ) That it's tactical rather than actual.
I am 99.9% they were just placating him in order to get his cooperation due to the man's state and position; there are a lot of police interrogation tactics revolving around ego to gain cooperation (see terms like "ego up"). Not saying that it's the most professional behaviour here but it is a path of least resistance, and frankly I do get it.
I am sure that these police officers could lose their jobs as providing such 3rd party information to a defendant is not only unethical but illegal. But of course they could get access to the info of who reported it as that's part of the case though I'm sure the ease of that process depends on how it was reported (or through what channels and whether direct or indirect).
Trust but verify ;)
I want to know who ratted me out. They must be punished.
This is so aggravating! I just watched a video of a mom being arrested for drunk driving and they handcuffed her in front of the neighbors and everybody she knew - there was zero consideration - zero mercy!!! But this guy gets kids' gloves treatment!!!
Yikes. That Lt. would be a free man if they weren't wearing cameras.
well lets see this with the court cam, as i bet they talked it down to a impaired and parking issue.
Not necessarily. Not all cops are assholes.
Rajeev Shrivastava - not always. I’ve worked with Law Enforcement many years, and things have changed, regardless of Body cams. Body cams are NOT always in use, even if they’re being worn.
@Rajeev Shrivastava That's an inaccurate assumption. The cops I know don't give other cops any breaks that they don't already give regular people.
We had an officer here in Guthrie Oklahoma ticket his Chief for speeding. Not all police are corrupt.
"I would like to know who called."
Why, so you can use your position of power to make their life a living hell?
Precisely
Yep, sounded like a threat to me!
Yep
What position of power? 😂
No because the accused has a right to face their accuser in a court of law. Pick up a book.
“ we’re going to have to pull him out, we can’t mute our cameras” That’s the most important line in this video.
They said they were told not to mute the cameras, implying they can right
The root of corruption.
Both these cops should be suspended. This is absolutely sickening to watch.
the consequences, he had them. it tells what the judge's sentence was . he lost his job, fines, rehab, ect
@@thisinhumanplace2037 , yes they can. They justify it as "having a conference", which is code for "Let's make some shit up together, and see that our stories match.". There should NEVER be a time they are allowed to mute, or deactivate the camera. Never. It should be always on. They shouldn't even have an option on the device to disengage it.
Damn, he must be a hardcore alcoholic if hes functional enough to not crash at .36 bac that’s insane
That'd put me in a hospital.
bodycams should be mandatory for all police and not controlled by the officer
What if he has to take a massive dump
Luis Perez or even a regular dump..... let alone a MASSIVE one
They are mandatory in Houston. They get in serious trouble if they aren't on. My mom in law is a cop and she explained it to me.
@@LuciferSerpentking That's a stupid idea
todd myers all police, all government officials and all medical professionals. Life would be so much safer
"I would love to know who called." "You can find that out." That is horrifying.
I think the young officer just replied that way in an attempt to make things go as smoothly as possible. I thought he handled the whole thing very impressively.
@@mdunn16 Bull! OF COURSE he can find out. Everything's logged and he's one of the bosses. He's got access to all that info.
@@mdunn16 really? Really??
I think they all stink.
If the cameras & mics weren't there -
It never happened!!!!
Disgusting
He wasnt looking to retaliate he just believes that he did nothing wrong and would like to know what he did to be called on.
@@djsi38t LOL NOT EVEN YOU BELIEVE THAT
It’s appalling how they treated him with kid gloves, apologizing every step of the way, wishing they could mute their cameras, feeling sorry for him. No civilian would have ever been treated this good.
It’s their boss, obviously. Just like if your boss breaks policy at your job, it’s not the same as if someone else outside the company does. Ridiculous that people can’t see that
@@Claymorw treat him like a drunk driver. Not a boss.
@@seangallagher9435 ok next time your boss break policy, show us how it’s done. Ethic in all job.
@@Claymorw and why in the world would a regular employee go after their boss if the boss broke a policy?? It’s not in the job description, but it is in the job desceiption for a cop to arrest a drunk driver. What a stupid comparison
@@Claymorw breaking company policy is different than breaking a law... such as drunk driving that put other drivers and pedestrians in harms way.
Sucks when your LT puts you in that situation. Shame on him for making it even more painful. You gotta do what you gotta do tho. I commend these officers for understanding that.
I think the body cams made that decision, don’t you?
Love how the cop says blatantly "we have to follow the law because we have the cameras on, with audio "
What's wrong with that. these are comrades. are you saying you wouldn't help a loved one out?
@@networkninja2971 they are saying that if the camera was off, that they would break the law, while in uniform. No, I would not break the law and risk my integrity as a police officer to help my drunk uncle. When you play stupid games, you win stupid prizes my friend. Even in the backwoods, these days. Using your privilege to cover up someone else's crap is not in the handbook. That's WHY we have cameras on them... when they don't they are just as criminal as the one's they beat up and put in jail!
I think he said that to put him at ease. You never know what a drunk person would do.
@@networkninja2971 u sound fckn stupid. They are helping him out. If they let him go, he can possibly kill someone or himself. Even if they drove him home. They would be basically telling him its ok to drive drunk again. This is a good lesson for him. Tough love. And as a cop. That LT should know better.
@@networkninja2971 Comrades my foot! This ain't the Marines! They are municipal EMPLOYEES at work and this is their BOSS! Period full stop. Would I break the law for a loved one to help them out? I don't know. MAYBE. But would I do it for a co-worker? HELL NO!
If it weren't for the bodycams this arrest would've never happened.
He wasn't charge with anything. If you read the document afterwards they dismiss it because they say the officer that conducted the tests was not properly trained
@Joe Sudz No he lied. The description clearly states the Lt. pleaded guilty to drunk driving and had his license revoked for 7 months along with having to take an alcohol course and he no longer works for the department. I've seen multiple comments now of people saying he wasn't charged just to make it seem like the cops are above the law. 😀
@@franktheballer23 Why lie about something like this?
This franciscolopez guy is stupid. The description for the video literally says he got fired for this and had to take the dui class and everything that everyone has to do charged with the same thing. God people are stupid.
@TPBass1224 gotta disagree with you mate
I like how the cops reasoning for following protocol is that he’s being recorded
They would let him go crooked fucks
Body cams are the only reason cops follow the law and even then they still often get caught committing crimes. The police code of silence is a criminal conspiracy at its very core.
Yea peeped that out too. He wished he never had it on. It’s great though that they have to wear it and use it to catch messed up shit like this
Rican-X but who exactly is making them wear them, and who is in charge of the recordings.. it’s all bullshit
Or else they would be sucking his DICK!
Im sorry, did that cop want to turn off the cameras for a "conference" ?? Crooked. Keep an eye on him
Ok I’m glad I’m not the only one who heard that like wtf
No one is above the law.....
When the cameras are running
Literally the comment above yours "Camera on every cop all the time. No exceptions."
Which is why every cop should be forced to wear live body cameras 100% of the time.
IDGAF. If that cop is own duty, that cop needs to have it on in the patrol car, in the office, on the shitter, like I said. IDGAF.
Video doesn’t lie.
Cops DO lie.
@@mrbigbigtoe They...are at least in over 100 cities and 6 states, the law has tried many times with many presidents stepping in and not only advancing the technologies but suggesting personally that all PD nationwide do this. But because each state is independent, it has to be voted upon there. Instead of posting that comment, go place it as a real issue that you and other people can vote on. Yknow?
i dont think they charged him with a dui the report says erratic driving!
@@bigbrian2977 I.. the original report was for erratic driving
If only police officers were to treat everyone with this amount of respect
arrshyan ain’t no time for treating some girlfriend beater like this wtf.
@@Angeltitsss As opposed to a guy who could kill a whole family because he's driving hammered in the middle of the day?
@@Angeltitsss girlfriend beater > intoxicated person behind a massive block of high speed metal. Clearly this is sound logic
@@Angeltitsss Girlfriend beater?? Statistics show there is a higher amount of domestic violence within the career of LE than any other profession. lol
Most do - but it's a two way street.
"We can't mute our camera we can't do anything." That screams to me that muting their cameras is something they opt to do in some of these cases. "Everything is recorded now"
Thank God
Yeah, thats super suspect, immediately goes to talking about muting audio, thats sketchy af. Obviously thats a tactic they use frequently for that to be one of the first things talked about.
Body Cameras - keeping the corrupt accountable, 30 frames at a time.
@@DayLateGamerWill they shoot to kill, we shoot 60 frames per second
@@EfficaciousHustle "we" PepeLaugh
@@john-jw1jx yes we, civilians, citizens, with cameras...
Yeah, what the fuck was that?
05:50 “can we cut these off for a conference real quick?” Is crazy asf. I’m glad the second officer was there to make sure they still went through with it cuz the first guy definitely would’ve given him a pass
"We don't wanna do this" 10 times. And if it weren't on video, they wouldn't.
mikep6979 correct
Ypu wouldnt help your boys out huh? Hmmmm interesting
Womp womp.
Driving 4 times the legal limit with families driving around. I'm glad they caught him. He makes enough to get a cab..
Exactly my thoughts
This video is scary. The amount of times the officers recommended they turn off the cameras or said that they're already on as if theyd do something different if they didnt have cameras on.
I agree these cops so upset they gotta arrest a drunk driver because they have body cams. This drunk blew a .36 that means serious daily drinking and driving.
@@stanleyhape8427 they're upset because they're arresting a lieutenant that they know. They were worried this would bite them in the ass. POV cop said multiple times "gotta do what you gotta do"
@Jose if you are worried about the consequences for your job for arresting a drunk ..then you shouldn't be on the force.
This drunk could kill a family and these cops are worried about their jobs.
I think cops should have atleast twice the penalties civillians have. They know the laws and are scared of cameras. I've put two dashcam in my car. And have saved me atleast once with a dick cop saying I didn't have my seatbelt on.
The pigs protect their own. Allways gonna stay like that til the day every cop on duty has a camera that records from starting the shift to the ending.
I love how they admit that they would sweep it under the rug if they weren't being recorded.
they actually didnt but i dont expect you to understand things like simple concepts lol
@@noegallegos6722 look man, there are a lot of legitimate reasons they might want thd cameras off. its bad press for the police to arrest their boss and even if it is necessary, you dont want to record it for the world to see since its someone they clearly respect(ed).
@@octopusph.d7737 you bring a real good point but I think the cameras are there for the better and everything should be recorded
@@noegallegos6722 i agree. theres no good argument for not having body cams that are always on.
@@octopusph.d7737 that isn't a call that individual cops get to make on their own.
24:08 “There’s nothing we can do, we would’ve” That goes to show you how they treat each other different than everyone else. It’s even crazier he said it happened to people before and they let them back to work
Yes I caught that too. You should have seen my mouth when it hit the floor.
“We don’t want to do this to you.”
You didn’t. He did it to himself.
Exactly those officers should be pissed at the Lt. for forcing them into that situation. What a dipshit
As a Lt. He knows better...and he's not above the law. Man up time. All these videos show make people do whats right for all people.
The Lt laughs as he walks normal INSTEAD of walking heel to toe....kinda mocks the cops....that's smart eleck....like he will do it HIS way. Then folds his arms like "how did you like that"...so disrespectful
I hate that saying. Like if u didn’t arrest me I woulda been good. We BOTH did it lmao
They shouldn't be cops if they don't wanna arrest people that are breaking the law.
Imagine just being a regular civilian, and telling the officer " I dont need handcuffs"
Yeah. They’re pulling tasers out immediately. May not tase you but they’re still gonna be drawn. 100%
@@dukenukem1876 nah you be thrown down on the ground right away and have 5+ cops on your back and cuff your ass.
Duke Nukem lmao you know damn well that’s not true
@@jnguyen031288 hahah..they would cuff both ur hand and feet to ur balls AND then charge you with resisting arrest
joshua nguyen if you fail the asshole test which you likely will.
4.5 times the limit, and still coherent. That's insane. This man has been drinking heavily for a long, long time. Most people would be in a coma at this level of intoxication, and nearing death.
For sure. 2/3s blood, 1/3 out of control!
Facts
And they "didn't get an odour" ?
@@lewisner I think he just didn't want to be a snitch. The guys clearly going down regardless.
its officer Lahey
Young man. You did your JOB…never personal… thank you for your service
“we gotta pull him up, we can’t mute our cameras or anything” i’m sure if cameras weren’t around things would be so different
That's exactly right. 1520 years ago he would've been probably letgo and just driven home cops really can't let people off like they used to especially if they know someone I agree with it but at the same time if you're borderline over the limit cop can have you call a friend and drive you home and that has happens quite often back in the day.
aaand he's likely going to be called a BF, sigh
fo sure
@Christopher Martin why would it be hard? His coworker is disobeying the law. He’s supposed to uphold the law no matter who it is. Any regular civilian would’ve been locked up instantly.
@@chadsmith1183 Have you not seen other drunk driving arrests? It isn’t instantly.
10 years ago: sorry sir, free to go.
Today: oh f&%k, the camera.
Exactly, but if they could have turned them off, they would have. Coppers wonder why people have a serious problem with them, not to mention, they can't be trusted as far as you can throw the losers. Yes, I absolutely said losers...
Such bull shit. And these guys, when they catch a civilian, they give them the hardest time.
So true
Yeah I know holy fuck 😲 this is the best thing that could have happened in law enforcement, I hope we see more cases like this because I assure you this is happening way more than we know 🙋🏻♂️
Exactly!
makes me sick there's even ANY discussion about what to do.He's endangering others.PERIOD.
There's a discussion because he's a superior in their department. Some places would require a different department to come do the investigation or someone higher up in the chain of command. Theirs a discussion because he's probably a good friend of both of them and I don't know anyone who wouldn't want to be more lenient with someone they know. If they let him go, that's a problem, but they didnt and didn't try to. They both seemed unhappy they were the ones doing it, and again idk anyone who wouldn't be, but they both did their jobs. If this was a different industry, no one would care they were more lenient, they would just say he works there makes sense.
Amen to your comment survivor h2. Armbruster (the cop doing most of the talking) knew what NEEDED to happen from the start, but it's almost as if he's hoping his superiors (at the other end of the radio and the cell phone) would come to the scene and take over, alleviating him of the responsibility of arresting the DRUNK DRIVER. There should never have been a moment's hesitation. The citizen's phone call and the in car video were all Armbruster needed to say, "Put your hands behind your back."
survivor h2 shit bro, you can get shit canned faster than you can spell shit canned if you played this wrong
hes endangering peoples periods? gotta suck for all my menstruating women out there
Am I the only man on this earth that is smart enough to realize the corruption going on everyday in America? COPS steal from citizens everyday (tickets), they beat us, kill us, break our limbs, use excessive force on innocent people. EVEN OUR GOVERNMENT is stealing from us everyday (TAXES) WHATS EVEN MORE FUCKED UP IS WHEN A OFFICER DOESN'T FOLLOW THE LAWS AND SOMEONE SUES THE MONEY COMES OUT OF TAX PAYER MONEY NOT THE GOVERNMENTS PERSONAL MONEY OR THE COP WHO WAS SUED MONEY THIS IS RIDICULOUS!!!! WAKE THE FUCK UP ITS TIME TO START A SECOND REVOLUTION WE NEED TO WAKE UP AND FIGHT BACK BEFORE THEY HAVE COMPLETE CONTROL OVER US!!! THE GOVERNMENT ARE RAPISTS, THIEVES, MURDERERS, how does most of America not even realize this? WHY DO YOU JUST ROLL OVER AND TAKE IT, STOP LICKING THEIR BOOTS FIGHT BACK!!!!
This embarrassment of an Lt. should have been fired for both his DUI and his mistreatment of the 2 Officers trying to do their jobs.
A cop in my hometown arrested his own mother for drunk driving back when I was in high school, we all thought he was so savage, but looking back it was the right thing to do.
Damn, that is savage. Every good mom should get one warning from their police kids. If it's multiple offenses then fair enough, get her off the road, but a first offense...she was either a bItch or her son was just brutal on her. Tough call, i could never do my folks over like that but hey i'm no cop either, which is probably just as well.
@@DemocracyManifest she could've fucking died or killed someone. A warning? So she could drive the rest of the way home or do it again? You're outta your mind.
@@DemocracyManifest you would make a terrible cop. A warning is useless if someone ends up dead
@@michaelbrandon1222 I'd drive her home myself you twat, WITH a warning...as if i'd allow someone to drive drunk, cop or no cop, i said i wouldn't arrest her. Regardless it would be a one off event, second time would be an arrest. It's a hypothetical situation anyway, i'm not a cop so none of this would ever happen, you clowns getting yourselves all worked up over an event that would never happen 💀
@@DemocracyManifest like a damn warning is gonna teach anybody their bad actions have consequences. People like you who protect people from harsh consequences is why everyone out here is so soft and think they can get away with anything these days.
If this was the pre-camera age, there would be a zero % chance of the police holding this lieutenant accountable
Joe Calleja well yeah no shit. If there wasn’t cameras and the arresting officers tried the same shit they would I be out of a job at that department.
Cops are naturally dirty people, just like everyone else.
That was literally their ONLY concern, he cited the camera whenever they weren’t even in front of the Lt., you are so right.
Joe Calleja cameras and TH-cam have done more to hold police accountable than internal investigations ever has.
tvercetti1 not enough
Without body cameras, this dude goes home
Without cameras porn isn't good
@Yosemite Yaheesh oh no
@Black Gurl Slayer prove it.
Yup
Yee even when he walked upto him he said he doesn't wanna do this but the camera is running lolol
That guy is so selfish to put people who work for him in this position
I really hope whoever called on him is safe…. Him asking that question was super concerning.
Very Concerning
Your right
@@mikacook5982 ... 2 words 1 mistake
Harrasment
It shouldn’t be legal for a suspect to know who ratted him out. Thats like telling a murderer who the jury is that sends him up the river.
“I wanna know who called.” Kinda scary.
“I’d love to know who called!“ “You can find that out.” Our legal system in a nutshell.
That's why I have a burner for calls like this.
That was the cops way of saying “GFY”
Yeah...that was/is messed up!! Should not be allowed for obv reasons
Thank god for who ever called innocent people & children could had died he didnt think of that when he drank & then drove putting others at risk shame on him.
@@jf5618 it's the 6th Amendment and if you dont like it, leave my country.
I was put in the position of having no choice but to “narc” on a coworker. It absolutely sucks. Shame on the Lt for putting his brothers in this spot. He could have killed someone. The fact that he is 4.5 times the legal limit and is this functional says a lot about his alcohol consumption.
He's really concerned with who called to report his bad driving but doesn't seem phased at all that he is driving drunk. And giving these officers such a hard time. You did it. Own up to it.
Interesting how they bend over backwards to help a guy operating a motor vehicle who is plastered. Actually, it isn’t interesting, sounds normal.
Its publics right to call after this idiot drunk cop is driving erratically and unsafely!!! You can clearly see he crosses double line in the truck on upcoming traffic which could be deadly!!! Can kill someone and so glad he got arrested...NEEDS TO LOSE HIS JOB!!!!!!
Captured on video the moment a cop becomes a sovereign citizen and believes the laws should not apply to him!
He knew he wasn't going to pass the test. I'm guessing he just didn't think the officers would have the balls to actually go through with the arrest. Too bad for him that they called his bluff.
@@BlueBacon your name says it all. Blue lives matter
@@justafellowbrother7263 I was a police officer. I support the police. However, I don't, and never will, support someone who gets behind the wheel with a blood level of .36.
@@BlueBacon I thought your name was meant to disrespect police. It kinda sounds like it, but I shouldn't have jumped to conclusions. I'm sorry. I don't support the drunk driver either. He could've killed somebody, especially with a .36 BAC. Thank you for your service as an officer :)
@@justafellowbrother7263 don't worry about it. I appreciate that you support the police. The name is just a bit of a joke.
"Is there an odor or anything?"
"No."-giving that stare that says otherwise.
Thin blue line, folks.
You can see him nod his head yes when he was saying no. Lol they wanted no parts of this one.
And his grin lol
Defeat Ignorance came to the comments just to see if anyone else noticed the suspicion of that too
IxIBluePitIxI Of course not. People are judging them harshly but they would have felt the same way. This is a man they probably looked up to and work with. And they are still humans with feeling, you don’t want to have to do this to someone you care about. Everyone of us would have felt the same way and if they claim otherwise they are lying. This was a tough situation for the two young officers.
“No” stares then continues to nod head saying yes