Police Arrest Dangerous Drunk Driver With Huge Amount Of Alcohol In His Blood! l This Cop Life
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2022
- Early November leads to a lot of night out's, equalling to more late-night parties and get together's, one driver is arrested while driving under the influence of alcohol resulting in the drunk passengers losing control.
From Season 1 Episode 5
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dude was gattered and still used his indicators as if it mattered 🤣
Gattered?... That's a new one for me and I thought new all the cockney slang.
How have I never heard that before?
Sol nfts are the way bro
He was tryna drive and look sensible
It's amazing to see how police in UK handle situations. I'm an America, and there's NO WAY it would have gone down like this here.
Maybe it’s got something to do with the fact our police officers don’t have to worry that someone’s gonna blast their face off if they pull them over safely… just a guess
@@ElementHD44 Hey man, I'm not taking sides here. Just making an observation.
UK IS AMAZING
Yeah we don't have roadside shootouts mate....
Don't be fooled. The police here are also jumped up bullies who don't know the laws they are enforcing
The look of the policewoman at 6:59 when the other one says she is going to count to five is amazing.
She wasn’t reacting to that she was reacting to “you won’t count to nothing” pretty easy to understand
@@mattevans8451 Pretty sure she was reacting to the entire situation which she has probably seen go down countless times.
@@icambridge Reacting to the idiocy and child like behaviour of supposedly grown adult men....
love these episodes, they've been from my local areas xD THANK YOU Really
Thank you so much police officers I really appreciate the work you do.God bless all of you
People who vomit should receive the same fine they hand out for urinating in the street as its just as, or if not, more disgusting.
I was walking back home one night from an eye appointment at the hospital - I threw up in the gutter - didn't know then but it was the beginning of a serious illness that would see me staying in hospital for a week. Drunken vomiting yes - as it's self inflicted but sometimes sickness happens.
Ps vyug
Massively disagree. Even if you're drunk, you can hold a piss until you find a toilet or get home, people who just piss in the street are either disrespectful or lazy. Vomiting can't be held in. If you're drunk, it's often vital that you're sick to get the toxins out, plus some people might be genuinely ill. Either way, you can't hold vomit back for nearly as long as you can urine.
@@DalleDayul There's a difference between being ill and intentionally making yourself vomit.
@@Nicky_Nacky_Nooo how do you prove it
Seriously driving under influence especially when that drunk
The amount of innocent little children I’ve seen killed by drunk drivers is sickening please think of other road users before getting behind the wheel 💔🥺
They are acting like parents to them because they ain’t listening 😑
What little kids are walking around at 12:45
@@cryptodab3351 they don’t have to be walking around they can be coming home from some place in the car and he can hit them and cause car crash and kill them
Kids can be at the hospital and be discharged at that time and the mother could put them in car strap them in and he hits her car
Or the kid could be coming home from maybe grandmas home , maybe mom was working late and could only pick them up at that time etc
It ain’t wise to get behind a wheel pissed is it
He can’t even walk he’s like bambi on ice he needs the police to help hold him straight
The impact can be absolutely devastating. There's no excuse!
The driver who'd been caught driving whilst WAY over the relevant drink-drive limit, probably knowing the evidence would be strong against him, wisely pleaded guilty to what he'd done, with a well-deserved months-long driving ban given the seriousness of what he'd done.
@@forourlovedangelsabove6095 how many have you ACTUALLY seen?
'Tactical Chunder' 😆 I'm going to use that one.
In the mall I work in as security, the amount of people you see drive in.
Park up.
Then come back at 10pm, 2am, 4am trying to get back in their car is crazy!
(I should add….people who are completely out of it and can barely stand up and attempt to get in the car).
Trying to get into the wrong car probably happens too. Somebody drives a sedan and they spend an hour trying to get into an SUV that's the same color because they're so drunk :)
"A tactical chunder" 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Drink driving needs a 3 year ban minimum.
That “tactical chunder” needs to be dealt with as if they where urinating on the street.
Anyone who drink or uses drugs then gets behind the wheel of a chair should be banned for life and lose there insurance it's not the person who was drunk that gets hurt its who they hit
Yes: sitting in chair bad. 😂🤣😂🤣
Pretty sure In head on collision the drunk driver wouldn't survive because he's pissed. See your point but drunk drivers hurt themselves as much as others
1st offence, the 12month ban should be enough. 2nd offence should be 24months in prison & 24 month ban.
3rd offence should be 5yrs in prison and banned for 10. You gotta have a light at the end of the tunnel else you have nothing to lose anyway. That’s why lifers are dangerous, they got nought to lose.
@@paulcollyer801 ban for life for first offence. Jail terms from then on if caught driving without a licence.
@@Daz555Daz, so, if you ban for life, & further offences are jail time, what exactly is the point for them to deal with the issue cos, with that, they might as well drive while disqualified as well as drunk/drugged.
That was my point of there needs to be a light at the end of the tunnel. A man with nothing to lose is a dangerous thing
I like working the night shift. Lot's of drunk people trying to get from place to place. I like that.
Wow love this
It must be so entertaining to be one of the people monitoring the cctv cameras in England.
He got of light.
Wow, I can't believe they gave them that many warnings. The RCMP would've taken the guy to the drunk tank as soon as he was caught in a puke-and-rally.
The way the laugh and joke about someone paralytic drunk in the street throwing up but if they see you having a spliff it’s all units deployed bad melts
aye well ones legal n the other ain’t i don’t agree with the laws on weed like but that’s just how it is
1 is a person drinking too much but being on the street, the other is someone breaking the law. If cops stopped for every drunk person, my local town would need an extra 2000 cops on the weekend
Dam I hope this generation gets smarter rahhh, dumbest shit talked bout when your in a 1st world country.
@@sebshep90 you mean one person is displaying antisocial behaviour whilst the other is hungry for some crisps on the couch?
@@TouringGnat Would you rather the police not be impartial? Maybe just let them pick and choose what laws should be enforced based on their own subjective morals or views? The whole weed vs alcohol really is one of the most f***ing brain dead arguments going.
Repeatedly yelling "Calm down" doesn't appear to very efficacious. 🤣
Perheps one should use Medicinal Compound, ….
You went to all that trouble to fit in your new word for the day - "efficacious", and yet forgot to include the word BE. Awww...no gold star on your homework journal on that day mate.😪
@@sk-23. Got me! Thanks for the correction. 😁 One should always proof read.
The UK has a serious problem with drinking culture. Just pathetic to see what people do to their own bodies and to other people in the name of "fun"
Its just so socially accepted to put poison in your body and most of the time, act like a tit
It's not just a UK problem, European problem i'd say.
@@jamesflaherty59
Nah. You don't see southern Europeans acting like that at all. Some Scandinavians might drink like that on a weekend, but they generally behave better.
Tactical chunder is the one!
Tactical chunder! Why didn't I know this terminology 30 years ago when I was a 20 something, sometimes drunk individual. I remember stuffing my fingers down a makes throat to induce vomiting, which he did. His gf accused me of trying to drown him in the toilet, I wish I'd have said... No, we are carrying out a tactical chunder lol
It’s a military term, the mere fact that he was doing on purpose had me thinking he was army
@@paulcollyer801 not at all Been used for decades amongst teenagers
@@tg-lt4yn, fair enough, a number of military terms find their way into civvie speak after a while.
5 and drive is the expression
That would be 5 times the limit in Scotland!
I remember watching a video shot in 1967, the reporter gave back the man his keys. The attitude back then was shocking. This was just before drink driving was illegal, but became it the same year. At least we are more aware of what alcohol does to us. It speeds up/releases other senses but syphons ur energy off the driving side. Drink further ur senses bash each other about and you are out cold.
Is that safe for that cop to blink so many times whiles driving?
the same person arrested me aswell lmao
never ever drink and drive
My stupid ass thinking that policewoman was jodie Whittaker
Dang, I Know the girl and never made the connection
I didn’t know doctor who became a copper
The British police are too soft. In Italy they would all have been chucked into prison for 24 hrs with a fine.
Banging everyone up who commits a small public order offence costs far too much money and fills cells up unnecessarily. Better to give them the opportunity to go home and sober up then stick them in a cell with loads of other drunks.
The main offender was though. Spent the night in a cell and was fined nearly 500.
@@tanyard I know however the guys friends were resisting the intervention of the police and so drunk they could have gone on to cause problems elsewhere!
Depending on how drunk they are and their overall behaviour, they can be arrested for being drunk and disorderly. Usually though given the limited amounts of police resources and cells, if someone isn’t being overly aggressive or being so drunk they’re incapable of looking after themselves safely, chances are they’ll simply end up getting herded into a taxi or told to go home.
Yes, I mean when we think of a nation where their law enforcement is so tough and incorruptable, that organised crime is completely non existent, we think of Italy!
This guy should probably watch Saw III. Then he'll never drink and drive again.
The old tactical munt
One thing I would like to see everywhere for drink driving, is a ban from drinking as well. If they can't stick to the drinking ban then don't bother giving that person back their license, they will drink and drive again. They just can't help themselves. And alcohol is responsible for more than 2 times the amount that heroin and cocaine added together cause, that's pretty dangerous and it is a drug. It's just taken too lightly.
The worst drug but socially acceptable, it's pathetic
I don't think this would be just as most drink drivers are first time offenders.
I really can't say what I'd like to do to the drunk driver and his entitled passengers for legal reasons.
As an American watching this I am shocked to cops would have arrested them cops would have got out and like cuffed them question them I got their names you guys have some cool cops
Yes, they do look for a 'reaction', then they can use this as an excuse to retaliate with abusive language, physical threats, physical injury, such is their immature drunken behaviour..
Drink driving should be a lifet8me driving ban and £20,000 fine.
Similarly for other crimes, the sentencing is way too soft.
Make the sentence the deterrent and only the absolutely hard of thinking will commit crimes. No sentence is an absolute deterrent but really harsh sentences make most people think twice.
So there also in army as they said they was going barracks,what a waste of space
Everyone drives to the outside an goes through the side gates here to avoid being tested at the main gate. But I suppose the army are to worried about paras having orgys than them drink driving 😂
.. and he has to go to a doctor of DVLAs choice the cost of which he has to meet , and then reapply for his licence , if he wishes he could get his licence back a bit earlier if he completes a drink drug driving awareness course. Nobody will insure him and if they do it’ll cost him brewsters. He probably lost his job too..
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Not forgetting he has to do another driving test, you can't just reapply after the ban is up
In Britain are their drivers license suspended after receiving a DUI?
It's a minimum 1 year ban upon conviction
Wow Dr Who is a police officer
1:10 No laughing matter. If, anyone is caught urinating or vomiting in public etc. They need to be offered a choice. Get arrested and fined or clean it up there and then. Response to video only.
Agreed. Nothing worse than having to walk through last night's puke the next morning.
If they were military should have rung the MPs they would have shut up then lol
No MPs at the barracks in Chatham. That said, the threat of a call to the guardroom or duty NCO might have quite a calming effect
Embarrassment to The British Army. Should be charged for bringing the Army into disrepute!
They’ll defo had had an interview without coffee; if they were lucky it will have been with the CO, & not the RazMan
Drink OR Drive !
My brother had his last car smashed to pieces last year by a drunk driver, who was well over the limit - he was parked and inside his flat when it happened. A witnessing neighbour called the police and they informed my brother about this. The drunk reversed into my brother's car, smashed and repeated again, but this time, smashed my brother's car into another car before driving off over the mini roundabout and being caught by the police. He was then arrested and disqualified from driving for a long time.
A good TC gives a fantastic second wind
06'25" "if alcohol was banned or made illegal we'd be unemployed". push it underground and ignore it? what a stupid thing to say!!
It’s was only half 12 when he get arrested so matey must have been hitting that tactical chunder about 10:30🤣🤣🤣
I just wish the sentences was like in America Commit Murder sentence about 150 years. Brilliant.
Busch NA still has alcohol in it, a very low amount close to 0.4% but still alcohol. Honestly could probably still get a DUI with an open container charge. I don’t know for sure but just assuming If it was pushed you could definitely be screwed.
It's DRUNK driving. Not drink driving. The drunk drank the drinks and drove. 🤪🥂
Yeah well they use different phases than we do!! A house is a flat, they sorta shorten sentences!!
We have to start jailing people for drink/drug driving.
To the contrary, if alcohol were banned there would be more drunkenness and besides you'd have to enforce the law against alcohol, there would be work for thousands more police!
I think even you understood the point she was making.
Exactly they tried banning alcohol in the US in the olden days and it created all kinds of illegal activities and funded crime. If they can manage to make strong alcohol in prison with next to nothing then the average person with the right ingredients and access to google could probably make some really good stuff. Even though alcohol is more dangerous than any drug it will never be stopped
It's a cultural issue, not a legal one.
What she do? Book him using the TARDIS?
My cousin was killed by a drink driver she was only 25 her daughter was injured and after the funreal we went for the wake and all the men sat at the bar drinking lots of pints,, they were all saying what thed like to do to this driver. They then got in there own cars, well over the limit and drove home themselves. I never once drunk and drove. After this I decided never to drink ever again. This was 25 years ago and not one drop of Alcohol has touched my lips. I think the legal limit should be zero and I also think pubs should play apart and if you prove your the driver all soft drinks should be free.
One of the police officers said that most of her work is caused by alcohol and that if it was taken off the market she would be out of a job. Wrong. It would give her and her colleagues time to investigate, may be even prevent, other crimes such as robbery, shoplifting, mugging, vandalism, . . . . . . The police will never be short of work.
No one gets away with Drink Driving....Unless your in the Police. What fun.
Evidence?
3:42 thats means there were 1,566 people killed in sober-related crashes
Police officers
Been sick in the street shouldn't be laughed at
Likely that won't get cleaned up.
IN THE UK THEY CALL IT DRINK DRIVER…. IN THE USA THEY CALL IT DRUNK DRIVING!!!
Only a 14 month ban for being that much over the limit......not enough.
I was friends with a woman who was caught out on the morning after a big drinking session. She was still drunk at 8am. She lost her license for 12 months. (Quite rightly, it was a stupid thing to do.) Depending on where you live, losing your license can be an absolute nightmare. If you live fairly rural, as we did, with not a great deal of public transport options, your life becomes a nightmare of begging lifts, using taxis when you can afford it, walking long distances when you can't. 14 months is an incredibly long time for most people to be completely immobile and I think is absolutely fine as a punishment.
we have to be professional............... err yes!!
The police should be allowed in to use brutal force so they will not doing it again 😂
Disgusting is, what Disgusting does. (I Pity the Fools)
This is the state of some of our armed service men
It’s not an issue if they can complete their duties the next day, aside from being arrested and not being there for Parade in the morning, Queens Parade no less (breakfast).
I can imagine he got a harsh punishment from the CO or RazMan
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No such thing as an "Arrest warrant" for drink drive. It's arrest without warrant. Warrants for arrest are issued by courts. Offences that police officers come across on patrol are usually nothing to do with a warrant and one is not needed for their arrest. Sometimes you do stop people in the street acting disorderly, obtain their details and perform a PNC check which reveals they are wanted on a warrant or on recall to prison though.
ALSO I WAITED TO HAVE MY FIRST BEER AS WELL 😂😂😂 21 IS THE LEGAL AGE IN THE USA!
Someone who is guilty of drunk driving shouldn't be released the next day after an arrest, they should be behind bars for a long time.
Please think. If we did that, we'd have no jail space left at all.
Don't know why it's a problem when people want their own footage, they all literally walk around with a 24/7 working camera attached to their vest.
It's worse than that. Listen carefully to what that police officer admitted; if they weren't being filmed, they would "retaliate". That's an admission of extrajudicial violence.
@@Chonoryokusha Let me be real with you, this is why i'd never be a police officer. I'd hate to work for a shitty corrupt government and not having the ability to discipline people physically in my ways who ask for it, is very annoying. Getting punished as an officer for giving someone something they deserve is ridiculous so I can understand they're stress. They're underpaid on top of all that so its not even worth it.
@@LordGhost. So it's OK if I chastise you? Come to my doin any time!
@@Chonoryokusha What she is saying is that they want police to retaliate, and are trying to escalate situations or get 'clips' of an incident which takes things out of context. For example, lets say the police taser someone, and it's being filmed by a member of the public - they might only show the part where the guy gets tased and scream about police brutality - but what you don't see is that the person who got tased might have been attacking a police officer and left them with a bloody nose or something. This is the danger police face and why they have bodycams these days. I remember one episode of traffic cops several years ago where a suspect goes berserk on the police after they stop him and put him in the car, he gets out and starts wailing on the officers, to the point one officer is left on the ground, unconscious and bleeding from being keyed in the face. The officer's partner even thought he had punched the suspect during the melee and was in absolute shock in the aftermath (film evidence proves he didn't hit the suspect but heat of the moment things do happen).
@Follow the howl "If NOT being filmed"?
Drunk drivers should be given an automatic prison sentence the justice system is a joke in this country.
Pathetic driving bans for drink driving - should be a ban for life every single time.
What we need to do is end the discrimination against drunk drivers.
Drink driving is no no, the law would have a field day out pulling people over and giving breath tests, and yet, someone who smokes weed is on the same level! the law needs to give it`s head a fking wobble.
5.08 is it that safe for cops to run to the vehicle without fear that they might get shit damn
To be honest it is a problem with drunk drivers because what about prison they probably don’t even have enough room
The approach to the imposition of a custodial sentence should be as follows:
1) Has the custody threshold been passed?
A custodial sentence must not be imposed unless the offence or the combination of the offence and one or more offences associated with it was so serious that neither a fine alone nor a community sentence can be justified for the offence.
There is no general definition of where the custody threshold lies. The circumstances of the individual offence and the factors assessed by offence-specific guidelines will determine whether an offence is so serious that neither a fine alone nor a community sentence can be justified. Where no offence specific guideline is available to determine seriousness, the harm caused by the offence, the culpability of the offender and any previous convictions will be relevant to the assessment.
The clear intention of the threshold test is to reserve prison as a punishment for the most serious offences.
2) Is it unavoidable that a sentence of imprisonment be imposed?
Passing the custody threshold does not mean that a custodial sentence should be deemed inevitable. Custody should not be imposed where a community order could provide sufficient restriction on an offender’s liberty (by way of punishment) while addressing the rehabilitation of the offender to prevent future crime.
For offenders on the cusp of custody, imprisonment should not be imposed where there would be an impact on dependants which would make a custodial sentence disproportionate to achieving the aims of sentencing.
3) What is the shortest term commensurate with the seriousness of the offence?
In considering this the court must NOT consider any licence or post sentence supervision requirements which may subsequently be imposed upon the offender’s release.
4) Can the sentence be suspended?
A suspended sentence MUST NOT be imposed as a more severe form of community order. A suspended sentence is a custodial sentence. Sentencers should be clear that they would impose an immediate custodial sentence if the power to suspend were not available. If not, a non-custodial sentence should be imposed.
The following factors should be weighed in considering whether it is possible to suspend the sentence:
courts do not consider whether there is room at the gaol available, if custody ordered then so be it
@@michaelhartley11 ._.
Why you not showing after his life
Is they wanna stop drink driving they need to abolish the five and drive rule because some can't handle it
What is dwi alcohol limit in the uk??
7:23 35mg per 100ml I believe she says
Six cans special brew or four cans and half a bottle of Chablis
@@mongo4511 but if u suck on a 2p coin then you'll pass with flying colours 🙄
@@johnpaulcawley4079 Not true. Doesn't work. Had someone try it with me at the roadside 3 and a half years ago, he blew 45 (legal limit being 35) at the roadside. Arrested. Put on evidential breath machine at custody and blew 57, in other words he was "on the way up" and had not yet reached the peak point of alcohol in the body. Sent to court and was banned from driving for 12 months, took a driver education course and got his ban reduced to 9 months, had to pay a fine of £500 and costs of about £250.
As previously stated, 35 ?mg? alcohol in 100ml of breath, equates to the same as the US, at .08ml alcohol in 100ml blood. (Thanks Alcosense)
Need 10 officers for 2 lads what a joke
Most of the officers are soft ladies, those boys would have easily overpowered them
@@gtaquizmaster, I think not. The number of officers is to negate the need for high levels of force.
One on one, out comes the baton, lots of hurt. 4 on one, hand techniques only.
@@paulcollyer801 Yes but 3 of them are lady officers, they wouldn't be too useful in a fight
@@gtaquizmaster, you aint met some of the female cops I met. One I know, a good 6” shorter than me & a good 4 stone lighter, but she was a competition cheerleader and dang she strong. She don’t look it but yup, she can easily handle herself.
@@paulcollyer801 Damn how was she so tough and how much is a stone in kg would ya know
" called to assist the team" by just standing there , smirking into the msm legacys camera 🤷🏼♂️
These lads are supposed to be representing the armed forces their behaviour is disgusting I'm sure his superiors were not happy with him or the other lads they should know better at their age it's time to grow up and take responsibility 😠😠😠
I’ll guarantee there was an interview without coffee at some point. With any luck, the CO & not the RazMan.
Do you think he was a squaddie? My money's on him being an officer driving a CLK(?) Merc.
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Omg they are so soft, imagine being this aggressive towards cops lol dude would be here in US tackled down real quick
Yeah the US really is the bastion of good police behaviour across the entire world isn't it?
Oh wait, your police won't even enter a school for 40 minutes while children are being executed because they're cowards.
Unless he was white
How is it soft?
It takes more brass balls to de-escalate a situation than it does to escalate it.
A few quid fine after all that
Interesting. The 442 pounds payment seems to be very low. Also, the police in the U.K. seem to be far more lenient and patient than the police of the U.S.
If the drunk friends behaved and were as belligerent and threatening as they did on this video, they likely would be arrested as well, taken to the ground by force.
And that’s why the UK is better. Diplomacy over violence
They do this so the person doesnt get any more angry so they can quickly arrest then without any hassle
It is called deescalation, and often works.
@@Person-gk5ee its not better
he was double the limit ie 60 to 89 in breath this equates to 17 to 22 months ban. you can reduce the ban by 25% if the bench offer the drink driving awareness course which they have pay for and costs about £300. seems getting 14 months the tv have discounted it already for the programme as i would be very surprised the court would move down a grade to 12 to 16 month ban. For me in court I view it as a range 60 to 89 and 17 to 22 months, so 70ish is about 20mths. also need to note length of time driven drunk and time of day and other aggravating factors. fines are wage based and this attracts a C band which is 150% of wage less 33% if plead Guilty early. then court costs £85 for guilty plea and a surcharge of 10% of the fine minimum £34 at the mo. this charge is paid to a fund which helps victims and witnesses in the system and nearly all fines attract it. if unemployed £120 weekly wage assumed and if not declared then £440 pw used. if it is a second offence in 10 years then its a minimum 3 year disq.
The UK is a soft touch
Seriously?
At least in the UK it’s a minimum 12 month ban and disqualified driving us enforced. In the US you get a ticket for driving on a suspended license.
American Police would have arrested them before they got to the car..
If the drunken driver had not been spotted and killed someone in a crash, would the Police be liable for not arresting them for being drunk + disorderly when they were on foot..?
Well they should js tackle him. No need to be polite to drunk morons who endanger the lives of others. That is what anyone who rants police brutality about this should absorb.
Go live in America if that's your thing bro
@@dmitrijsmironovs7513 So we should be polite to a boozing fool
The issue there is reacting that way to every drunk very quickly leaves no Police out on the streets. All queuing to book prisoners into custody, which in the best of circumstances (compliant prisoner) takes 20mins, and with an awkward customer can be 90.
@@paulcollyer801 20 minutes? Where on earth are you? Counties? Where I police even a compliant prisoner with MINIMAL property (i.e phone, wallet, keys and nothing else) AND assuming you are first in the custody door and not stood outside or in a holding cell, still takes probably closer to 45 minutes, they spend 10+ minutes just doing the rights & entitlements and risk assessment questions.
Worst i've seen our custody recently was a 5 hour wait, 7 people waiting to be booked in and the queue going out the door and down the bottom of the station yard not far from the entrance/exit gate for job vehicles. That's a 5 hour wait JUST to get into custody and start presenting your detainee to the custody skipper, and doesn't include explaining everything or booking in the million and one items they decided to bring with them to custody.
Longest i've personally ever had to wait was nearly 3 hours.
@@thefiestaguy8831, apparently, 5 mins for a refuse detention…
I’m guessing a “frequent flyer”, an experienced person booking in, and no changes, so a bit of copy & paste???
this punishment is a joke comparing to LATVIA. Here you would get Something like 1000 Eur fine, something like 14 days in jail, your vehicle confiscated for good, and 4 years driving ban. After that 4 years you can reapply for driving exam and get new drivers licence, but you receive it with 8 points on it and after getting it you have 2 months time to attend safe driving school, that costs something like 200-500 Eur. If you dont. You get additional 2 points on your drivers licence. If you reach 12 points on your licence, it gets taken away again.... So basically, if you get caught, you're literally FUCKED :D
The officer's face at 7:00 tells you everything you need to know
That drink driver should have had to pay ten times that fine, over £4,000.
Now people can film you you have to act professionally so you didn't before people had cameras on there phones
*their
@@ZJS0113 oh its the gramer police
@@robertwhitmarsh6023 don't be a mor*n 😂
Making spelling mistake doesn't make someone a moron. Acting like you does though.
Do us a favour touch some grass
@@robertwhitmarsh6023 *grammar
WTF is that bullshit !! she couldnt even keep a straight face when she said at the end it doesnt matter what job you do if you're drink driving, yeah right, maybe any job other than being another copper. I've seen it with my own eyes more times than i care to remember, (as many of us have) and could tell some proper first hand tales. i dont condone DD, but the police are hypocrits in this matter.
The woman officer shouting is making the situation 10 times worse trying to shout at em an speak to em like kids
She said people film us so we have to just be professional. Well I'd like it if you were at all times, but looking at the Met's recent history, they're far from that more often than not.
These are not Met police officers.
I know exactly who the drink driver is. He’s actually a really nice guy.
I don't think anyone can disagree he seemed like the only one with a bit of common sense, the other 2 passengers need to be slapped for acting like 15 y olds. Silly twats
Who?
hes a bell end and should have a perm ban and prison
Many a nice guy makes a bad choice and never pays the consequences, this man was lucky as his consequences were minor.
A recent case a father has been jailed for killing his child drunk driving! The jail time, the ban, that’s nothing compared to a lifetime of knowing your stupidity killed your kid!
Can be nice all you like, when you don't see someone crossing the road in time, and can't react and hit them because you're so drunk, it matters none to a judge or jury how "nice you are".