Yes! Police policy about their police weapons while drunk and dwi she should have had many charges and the male officer should have been charged for having his duty weapon while drunk plus their badges. Then fired.
Yes she got special treatment and never had to do anything..got by with it all...now she will do it again and again till she kills someone....they are not gonna tell us the whole story...
“I’m not going to charge you for the gun, I’m not going to do that to you, I have too much respect for you” WTF! They’re drunk cops with their firearms on them! Hey, if we have to follow the laws, so do they!
I don't know the laws there but here mere possession a weapon while intoxicated is not a crime. Here, it's a crime if: 1. Intoxicated, 2. In the persons hand and loaded, 3. The person is not engaged in legitimate self defense. So even if you are drunk and someone attacks you or someone else , you could defend yourself or defend the victim of the attack. It would be unlawful to be hunting or target shooting while drunk.
Imagine everything dirty cops got away with before cameras. I bet it stops people from becoming cops because they can’t break the law indiscriminately!
You are not allowed to carry a firearm when you are drinking. It is a felony. He should have charged both of them for that and her with the OVI also. Again cops are treated differently than the rest of us.
Melissa Mccarty the night wasn’t over, they both may have been charged or may be charged at a later date which would effectively end their law enforcement careers. I guarantee that this will be pleaded down or the firearms won’t come into play, she’ll get the OVI and hopefully she wasn’t more than twice the limit which would make her “super drunk”. In this day and age of Uber and Lyft, it was hubris that let them think nothing would happen and it’s so easy to avoid.
That cop that stopped them should be fired if he would have stopped you or me with a gun and driving while drunk we would have been verbally and physically assaulted. This video shows cops protect cops not normal people like you and me.
The fact that they are upset that they are being held accountable for their own actions goes to show the culture that is cultivated by too many police departments. Police officers must be held to a higher standard than the general public, not a lower one.
Arrest for misdemeanor with discretion. But let a felony on both walk gtfoh ibrespect i so I won't charge with the gun under disability him als or he could drive car letvhim walk with gun on side drink on public
True, but the real issue is. How many cops would give that many chances. Look at his face on the eye test. Sighed and turned his head in disappointment. The same way you would in disappointment to a child. That's my issue. Rules for me not for thee. Know damn well no camera. No charges at all
no the real problem here is looked up the case and she was acquitted of all charges because they never breathalized her at the station so she got off with a case that "her apparent slurring is her british accent and they could only smell alcohol" which is bull
Also, if it weren't a cop they would have been treated much worse. The cop frankly had no good reason to pull them over. Crossing a line like that, in an intersection like that, with nobody else on the road late at night would be a reason to follow someone to see if they're having trouble controlling their vehicle. He followed them and they drove perfectly from what I could see. Shitty cops all around. All of them.
I went out with this guy once. On our first date he got a DUI (red flag much?) and left me sitting on the side of the road with the car. The cops didn’t tow it.
My best friend got a DUI in front of his house one day. The arresting officer was his fucking roommates cousin. He decided to not be a total dick and let his roommate pull the car into their driveway.
the fact that she said "im a police officer if that makes a difference" lets people know that she thoght she was gonna get away from it at the start. honestly, disgusting
@@metv2363 having a loaded weapon on you while u are drunk to me is pretty serious. They should be thrilled that he said he wouldn’t charge them for that. Take the dui and be thankful
@@bunzer.of.wunzerton2235 and clearly, you do not have a 'permit', or you would know that it does not give ANYONE the right to carry a gun, in public, while intoxicated. Not even in the glove box. Not even if you're a federal agent. Not even if you're working under cover. Not even if you're wearing a skirt. Btw: that's a guy lol
@@bunzer.of.wunzerton2235 cops don't have CPL's because they don't need them, that being said please tell me what permit allows anyone to legally carry a gun while drunk.
13:24... YOU SAID YOU HAVE TOO MUCH RESPECT FOR HER ....SHE'S DRIVING DRUNK WITH THE POSSIBILITIES OF KILLING A WHOLE BUNCH OF INNOCENT PEOPLE.. HOW CAN YOU RESPECT THAT
The fact that this cop is so apologetic to this woman is disgusting. I can’t imagine he’d ever tell a civilian “this is my worst nightmare” when arresting them for DUI with a loaded firearm.
If not for cameras her and most other cops u see getting arrested for crimes like this would have gone home with a free ride from the local brother in blue . Thank God for technology. They still are getting away with alot of illegal stuff but soon technically will catch everything they do.
that depends. If you live in a police state like the USA, then it doesn't go that way. There IS special treatment for cops, they "serve and protect"... themselves basically. Citizens can just watch and take it
I've gotten out of many charges, as a civilian, because the cop cut me slack. They do this all the time for ANYONE (if they can) ...I think primarily to keep things peaceful. It leaves you feeling thankful and thankful people are less likely to retaliate. If you're a prick though then, yes, they're gonna throw the book at you. So, if you find you're always getting slammed by the cops, well, be nicer.
@@JackalBlack bro you telling me in highschool a cop found me with sack of bud and pipe, he said if I break the pipe and grind the weed to nothing and let it go in the wind he'd let me go. Used to talk to that man alot he was very chill.
The fact that he was conflicted about giving a ticket,shows how crooked our justice system is. They really felt like they should be let off the hook. But they have no problem doing it to others.
Boy, he was so polite to her and didn't even charge her for the FELONY of a gun in her possession while intoxicated. What a nice police officer protecting the public from criminals! I bet if there was no recording happening, the drunk cops would have walked away scot free.
Drake 😂 that’s the first time anyone ever mistook me for a leftist. I don’t like double standards, pu$$y, that doesn’t mean I’m a leftist. What an absolute twat.
Lori W he did say “there’s nothing I can do, the cameras rolling”. And then he says “my hands are tied. The cameras recording”. Basically he’s saying if cams weren’t rolling he’d let them drive the rest of the way home.
Imagine how many people were shot and beaten and had evidence planted before cameras. Dna saved a lot of them after 20-30 years in jail . Our justice system is a joke , holding eye witness testimony as fact and sending people to prison over the memory of anyone has been proven to be wrong because 100 people can watch the same person commit a crime and they would all pick a different person out of a line up and remember most of the facts wrong . Yet people are still going to jail over eye witness testimony,
@@derekkoster7635 this is sgt jason m. Us army am we all have to wear body cams so we dont shoot til we r fired upon we arent safe til all these assholes have to wear body cams too then we see a change im a white guy an i dont feel safe!!!!
How come she didn't get charged for carrying a firearm while intoxicated? How come he didn't get charged for carrying a firearm while intoxicated? How come her car wasn't towed and impounded per LPD procedure? How come she received only a citation and received a ride home instead of staying in jail until bond is set? Oh yeah, they're apart of the club that us normal citizens aren't.
She didn't receive a ride home she recieved a ride to jail. And officers are like family. I don't mind that they treat each other this way as long as she's charged.
In TENN it makes no difference if it's recorded or not it never goes past the LT. on call and dam sure never reaches to court and judge, Last week 9 TENN officers shot and killed a man with a box cutter he never made a move towards them and they never used their tasers or K-9,, It was 15 of them but only 9 did the shooting and they were so bloodthirsty that after a supervisor yelled CEASE FIRE they kept shooting and one bystander said I THOUGHT THE MAD DOGS WHERE GOING TO LICK UP THE BLOOD,
@@whiskeyrun4996 So poetic if you ask me, since you won't ask me, so its not poetic. So please, ask me, so it be poetic, if you ask me poet it is, if not, poet it is not. Ask = Poet, no ask = no poet. I can explain further, but I won't, do you need me to explain further?! Ask me to explain further please, if you want, please ask, if not please don't, ask = explain, not ask = no explain. Clear?! Or, not clear?!, if not clear please say, if clear please don't say, say = clear, no say = no clear, hope you got my point, Got my point, or not?! if you got my point...... uhh!! Sorry, I don't speak much so I won't speak any further
Expect the FOP to loudly protest any disciplinary action. Because obviously patrol officers should accept the OVI excuse "I just live down the street" and "I'm a police officer if that makes any difference". This is EXACTLY what gives police a bad name. When police fck up they should own it and not think they are above the law, that they think applies only to little people without badges.
I love the implication that if there was no recording he would let her off, was it real or was it to keep her from retaliating? The law should be for everyone, even more so for officers.
@@firemonkey1015 you don’t have to be a criminal to want laws to apply to everyone. It doesn’t mean you are against police. I want more police. I just want them to obey the laws they have sworn to protect.
I don't know what's worse, a cop who doesn't want to get arrested for breaking the law? Or the cop who doesn't want to charge her the felony crime because he has "too much respect for her.” Double standard. If it was one of us he would have creamed his pants to have been able to make a felony arrest 👎😡
"This is my worst nightmare." Funny, I thought your worst nightmare would be telling a parent that their 16-year-old child was hit and killed by a drunk driver. But no, arresting a shitfaced cop, giving her a break on the gun and treating her like YOU did something wrong ... THAT'S your worst nightmare. Classy.
You took the officer's de-escalation technique as if he was making a statement to the general public. I applaud the officer for keeping the streets safer so these specific criminals aren't the ones killing our kids... Perspective, and context - Don't hate.
Oh please, ur an idiot for making that comment. As if thats nit anyone worst fn nightmare u pos. To even assume thats what this respectful officer meant is so despicable I dont have words to describe u atm. Your a disgrace to humanity and to anyone who has lost their 16 yo child ir any child for that matter, that you just brought onto their knees in tears. This is a fn hero for the way he treated his fellow officers. I wish every single officer was like him. The fact is, whether u want to te believe it or not, the police are humans. As himans, they are allowed to use what is called officer discretion. He used excellent judgment and discretion. Now if it was anyone else, with a loaded weapon, they probably wouldn't have gotten a pass. N not for the same reason, why? Well because she said I have a weapon, almost immediately. She didn't wait until he said im putting the cuffs on you. Or try to hide it and claim she didn't knkw it was there. Full accountability and responsibility goes a long way with police. If the guy was driving, he'd of gotten both from this guy, no doubt. He didnt slam him solely because he was looking out for her. Didn't want to ruin her night even more by locking up the husband on felony charges. Add to that, if ur not a scumbag, they generally will easily get reduced to a misdemeanor even a summary charge many times.
They actually wonder why they are constantly being suspected in every situation. Cops take note: This bullshit nepotism is a citizen's "worst nightmare". This won't fly in Grady Judd's jurisdiction. There's at least one fair cop out there.
They both committed a felony by having their guns on them while drunk, but got away with it. They got a break that no civilian would ever get. Meanwhile, you, in the skirt, keep walking.
The Constitution has no laws against carrying any type of arms, drunk or not. As a matter of fact, it says that the right to bear arms "shall not be infringed", and there was no "except" after the end of that statement.That is the law of the land, and it must be respected. Why would anyone support any law which would restrict any constitutionally lawful activity. If you want to restrict your own freedom, then by all means do so, but it is not a small task to restrict the other 350 million people who abide by the laws and liberties of the Bill Of Rights. Perhaps you should learn them, and treat yourself to a good dose of freedom and liberty.
@@yarpyepiddy -- That is an unconstitutional law, nugatory, null and void. The second amendment verifies that any infringement to any person, which interferes with their verified right to KEEP AND BEAR ARMS, IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED, for no form of government, whether federal, state or local, can change the LAW OF THE LAND, which the Bill Of Rights is, without going through proper channels, to gain the consent of 3/4 of the several states. We have been duped into believing this garbage by the new owners of the USA, under the ACT OF 1871. The Supremacy Clause prevents such tyrannical action. Supremacy Clause Article 6 Clause 2 prepareforchange.net/2019/03/31/talmud
Daydreamer I’m in full support of the 2nd amendment. I’m also in support of some drunk idiot not being able to carry a firearm while they’re intoxicated. Some people under the influence make decisions they normally wouldn’t, so it’s for everyone’s safety including the owner of the firearm. No intoxicated person should be operating anything that can cause harm to the public, that be vehicle or firearm.
Cop says, " My hands are tied. Everything is recorded now, so I can't do anything for you." Imagine how many cops let other drunken cops off the hook before body cameras. The hypocrisy.
Just because you change the name doesnt make it different. They are basically the same. Cause the catholic girl uniform looks like a kilt but is a skirt. But if calling it a kilt makes you feel better that's all good with me.
@Twisted American They didn't get pulled over in Scotland. I would imagine the passing motorists are gonna say "look at that guy in the skirt walking down the road"
Fucking facts! And the fact that she had the gun on her while Intoxicated and the cop repeatedly says I'm not charging you but if it would've been any normal civilian felony all the way. Completely disappointed 😞 😕
Actually no, cops always take their time about arrests. For three reasons: to fill in the time; to make sure that they understand the situation correctly and are making no mistakes and waiting for info like outstanding warrants to come back from the dispatcher; and to see if the perp commits any further crimes in their presence (like trying to hide contraband.)
And, they just got caught this time. How many other times have they driven drunk and endangered the public or made a traffic stop drunk. Most cops today are on a power trip and it shows with their comments. Buy the beer at the store and drink at home.
In my opinion, the officer did both the right thing and the wrong thing. He arrested her on the lesser crime, and let her off the bigger crime. The fact that she is a police officer, she should be held accountable for ALL illegal actions and/or bad/wrongful decisions.
Tbh, that didn't bother me. They're supposed to carry their firearms, so giving her that break seemed okay to me. Sorry 😞. It's not like he just let them go the 5 blocks home, so, I give him props. Going against the wall of blue takes guts.
So she escapes the felony weapons charge, she’s handcuffed in front, the cop is apologetic for stopping them, and he didn’t tow the car or take the angry man,s gun. This is cop privilege!
This pisses me off! Charge them both for felony being drunk with firearms, and tow their vehicle!!!....Along with her drunk driving charge. There is not two sets of laws for two sets of citizens!!!
Agree the officer should have been fired he was ridiculous. I am not going to charge you with having a loaded firearm while drunk and driving, he has respect for them what a bunch of crap. He did not take the gun from the passenger. Protocol is to make sure there are no weapons on the occupants of the car no matter who they are investigating. The officer without body cam would have let her after being found drunk to drive home. He is not qualified to be the dog catcher.
Yea I was thinking the same thing. You know if it were some ordinary citizen they’d be thinking up every charge and inconvenience to hit them with. Here this guys a fellow cop yet he was still a complete Dbag and still they helped him out just cause they’re all police. Pretty lame. And like the arresting officer insinuated if there weren’t cameras he’d of probably just let them go completely scot free.
I love how the arresting cops in all these videos always say, "nothing I can do, everything is recorded" the implication being, if it wasn't being recorded, the law wouldn't apply to a fellow cop. I see now why almost all police departments resisted cameras for as long as they could
It doesn't just apply to cops though. Before these cameras, police routinely had a bit of leeway, and could decide to give you a break if he/she felt like it. Now, you are effed if you are pulled over for anything remotely serious. They have no choice anymore.
@@Awesumpye25 Not a fact at all... Hell, I got pulled over when I moved to my current home twoish years ago. When I asked if I could get out of the truck he agreed. That's all it took to talk about his and talk about mine. MIne is bigger than his too! Apparently the law around here only carries 9mm, not a 40 like mine. Same brand. Same size. Just mine is bigger than his where the Mag goes into. PEEWEE!!! Ya know what???He didn't charge me anything other than the 8 over..... And then he like the other one I had with me too. Colt 38 1906 police issue! He really liked that one. I invited him to my home to shoot it when ever he might be out in the WAYYYY OUT area I live in Az.
Love how he implied that if it wasn't recorded he'd cut them a break. Garbage. If I was drinking and driving with a firearm I'd be in prison. What an absolute joke.
I love how he just stood their as if dumbfounded as what to do. " We only live 4 blocks away " you could almost see in his mannerisms that he was considering that. Had that been anyone else he knows it wouldn't make a hill of beans difference if they were only 4 driveways from home. He should have been more disgusted with them because that behavior makes them all look bad. Truly Sad.
Should be automatic firing when any argument for special treatment or threats or even pleading is made by a public employee in these situations. Husband should be fired or punished for this because he shows no respect for the law.
I was thinking the same thing, if we were drunk and carrying a loaded firearm we would be charged no questions asked. But because he's a off duty cop it's cool?
"My worst nightmare": having to arrest and enforce the law on another cop. Even parks the car instead of towing it. What a suckhole. Double standards to high heaven!
I feel like it was more of an excuse because it would have caused more of an issue with the suspect if didn't say something like that to ease the situation they would have made it an even bigger issue
That’s absolutely what the implication was. Arresting officer implied that because everything was being recorded, his hands were tied, he wouldn’t be able to give them that “fellow cop” pass to let it slide. Any regular civilian instead? They would be treated like a criminal, zero empathy, zero patience, unapologetic.
@@zg6879 not quite what I meant. I have worked in bad parts of town where crack heads would come into my shop all the time. And when they would start going off about something like the prices or us not lending them our phones, we would say things like “our hands our tied it’s company policy for us not to lend you our phone we can get fired” when we in no way ever had any intention of lending the crack head covered in puke dropping rocks everywhere our phones. Really seemed like the arresting officer was trying to get the bad cop off the road with as little arguments as possible.
Arresting officer was an ass. Plain and simple. Two cops, 4 blocks from home. Absolutely no proof of intoxication. Guy was bored to death and being a jerk.
Wow. Even with cameras rolling he was giving them special treatment. You can't drink, drive, and carry a gun no matter what your job or profession is. The ones who enforce the laws should be held to a higher standard.
older law enforcement officers are super egotistical and believe that they can do whatever they like, they had the job before cameras. The fact that the cameras don't deter most of them from violating rights is what should really freak you out.
They should have been charged for the firearms as a felony as well. If any individual who wasnt a cop acted as that man did they would have been shot. If any individuals who were cops were found to habe firearms on them while drunk they would have been charged with felonies. They think they are above the law and this is a prime example of how they treat each other like they are above the law.
They were driving safely. It used to be if you were too drunk, you got a ride ,walked home or put In a drunk tank with no charges. The car would stay by the road for 3 days to pick it up. The law states there has to be a victim to go to court. There was no victim. There should have been no charges.
No one deserves kindness after drinking and driving. A drunk driver killed my best friend. He literally drove on top of his car and smashed him and the car and kept driving until a wheel fell off. There’s no excuse for drunk driving. If you don’t have a safe way home don’t drink.
So sorry about your friend. I‘be been hit by three drunks! Got the chronic back pain to prove it. NO sympathy for anyone under the influence and driving.
Agreed 100%! I was hit by a drunk driver when I was 16 and my life and my body have never been the same and is a constant struggle with numerous things that were easy before
Im sorry about your friend. I had a friend die because of an intoxicated individual. It was a single vehicle, motorcycle, crash but my friend didn't know the man. It was a mistake on my friends part, being under the influence as well. Ever since that day, I have anxiety seeing anyone on a motorcycle without a helmet, and anyone who, by their driving pattern, are clearly intoxicated. I would happily volunteer and refrain from drinking if I knew it meant my family or friends get home safely. I'd even have enough guts to take away a strangers keys. I never want to regret not taking a stand and finding out I could have prevented an accident.
Why would you apologise and cover for a criminal? Why would you tell her you respect her when she doesn’t even respect your and her job? Why would you let her out of a night in jail? Why would you not charge them for having their patrol gun outside of the job? Why would you let her not do the tests but somehow it’s not a problem even though your hands are supposedly tied? Why would you not make her take her high heels off to do the tests as you would a non cop citizen? Why would you nearly cry and beg for her to forgive you/not get mad at you when she’s in the wrong? Why would you guarantee her getting home? Why would your college not intervene when he is witnessing you not doing your job and deciding how to deal with it with her instead of following the simple laws?Because she’s a cop.
I can't imagine how many drunk police officers walked free from DUI back in the days where no cameras were present. There are still units that don't use them, so some officers do still walk free in 2021.
Yup and if it wasn’t he would have let them go, so they can ruin our lives, but cops can’t do it to each other , this is so wrong, I hope they are all in trouble, but it’s recorded , luckily for the public it was
0523 Eleven I want to believe that Leo said all those things to deescalate the situation. Although I think he should have charged both of them with the firearm possession while intoxicated.
It happens every day with people from all walks of life. Judges who sentence, attorneys who charge, and jury members who convict. While I drink, I have not been “intoxicated” in -25 years, but if I were to become I certainly would not drive. But believe me we are the MINORITY.
"Regardless I'm not gonna charge you for the gun." The nation's largest armed gang protects its own. A regular peon citizen would not be afforded this luxury. Oh, and of course they don't tow the car. Cause it's a cop.
oh calm down seth, those people risk their lives everyday to keep your ass safe. who knows what kind of horrible shit they’ve seen, and maybe that had a part to play in why they were drunk. they can afford the luxury of not getting charged with that. you’re such a fucking snowflake and you democrat dipshits give me no hope for the future of this amazing country
Jackson Smith thanks and agree. I’ve been in this officers predicament having to arrest a fellow officer. If the law is broken it’s broken no special treatment from me. And before any cop haters reply that I would treat a cop differently than any other citizen... I give people the same respect and treat everyone the way I would like to be treated. I used to have our local high school kids ask specifically for me whenever they got in trouble because unfortunately a few guys I worked with were arrogant and badge heavy towards them. They always asked if I was on duty for me to come detain them and talk with them. I didn’t show favoritism to them but I still respected them as long as they respected me. Truthfully on the most part my job was a lot easier when you’re not in shouting matches or over aggressive to escalate the situation worse or into something which causes me or the person I’m dealing with some sort of harm or even a court issue or civil suit because of it.
Seth D Meyers; nothing is going to happen, they have 2 Great things going on for them , # 1;they all belong to the same Gang #2 you figure it out, if he knew that was a cop his camera would've accidently got turn off, i can hear the police union with 100excuses as we speak, forget the bloods & crips the gang you want to join is the blue, oh well, it's justice & than it's just US
0:08 the dashed-yellow line disappears mid-turn, so his initial reason for pulling them over was legally invalid: The engineer who maintains this road has a MUTCD violation of "too dim paint markings" -- very common in USA; in this case the left-turn-only dashed (short) yellow lines are crucial to safely navigating the L turn they just made @ 0:10 because they're approaching crest of a hill, so they cannot see the pavement (and its mark-out of where the oncoming-lane's-L-turn-only lane, and the radius you must take to avoid crossing into his lane, aren't visible to give you a 2-second reaction time -- or what we engineers call "sight distance" is limited. The "left turn only painted guidance markings (short dashes showing the radius through this wide intersection that you should take, i.e. that you must keep right of) is very short sight-distance, and the 15'-20' length of paint missing mid-radius puts LIABILITY for any collisions or moving violations related thereto on the shoulders of the city/county/state who failed to maintain the mark-outs (paint), not the driver. So all evidence (officer observation of bad breath) is invalidated as "fruit from the poisoned tree". The extra paint IS there for a reason, especially in this case since they come up a hill into a WIDE "sea of pavement" (several lanes of width for both roads), then every "leg" into the intersection flattens out, creating, for this vehicle, a "hill crest" so she cannot see until the last second that she's cut the radius to tight, because the paint DISAPPEARED (poor maintenance...especially at night). Now IF a vehicle WAS in that lane, they'd have an easier time seeing that, unless he rushed up then SLAMMED his brakes... because his roof (unless it's a Corvette or other VERY low sportscar) sticks up WAY higher than the paint markings so you can see that DESPITE the "hill crest," but I'm betting the cop KNOWS this intersection is tricky especially for ppl unfamiliar w/the area, esp at night... and they take advantage of drivers who aren't familiar w/MUTCD requirements, until it kills someone in a head-on & they get a LAWYER who hires us engineers. Same thing is a home-owner on a corner lot builds an opaque wood fence 6' tall in his front yard in an intersection's "sight triangle" and the City Engineer doesn't make him tear it down.
@@Pepe_theFurfagFrog So what. The point still being she received special treatment and they watched an intoxicated man walk away carrying a gun which is also a felony purely because he is a police officer. You can teach us all a class on interstellar physics but he literally verbally told her he was not charging her with carrying impaired out of "respect". As a warehouse lead man do you honestly think I would get his "respect" for the same? He basically coached her to not breath test until they got to the station so that she would sink below the legal limit. Do you see a pattern here? If there were no cameras they would have rolled home simple as that. Back in the day that is exactly how it worked.
@@pig22official Can you show us where the Second Amendment says "shall not be infringed...unless you drank more beers than X, in the prior Y hours?" *_Their state law is unconstitutional_* -- as SCOTUS has struck down SEVERAL state laws in recent months -- not in conformity with _U.S. versus Miller's_ constitutional litmus tests. So he, and non-police, all get to walk home "armed and hammered" from now on. If the police arrest you for it, you just need a pro bono 2A lawyer, *_then you get reimbursed by suing the state for the civil rights violation._* As a "warehouse lead man," I'll give you the "professional courtesy" of walking into my mechanic's or paintman's work area to discuss something you need done on your car, and trust you whereas I'd kick out or say "no, show me from there, from behind that yellow line" to some bubbleheads who I can't trust to not trip over airhoses or knock over my oil recovery, and then sue me. We all get "professional courtesies"/fringe benefits COMMENSURATE with our fields of expertise. 🙂
@@Pepe_theFurfagFrog Not the same... And if you don't think it should be illegal to carry a loaded firearm in public intoxicated we have nothing further to debate as I profoundly disagree with you. And no I would not allow a non employee in my warehouse to walk around in my dangerous work area because he is a warehouse worker especially intoxicated. That "professional courtesy" would cost me my job and a massive lawsuit if he were injured. A well regulated militia is not a drunk one :)
The fact that they keep repeating "everything is recorded" to me seems to imply that if it was not recorded, this incident would have turned out VERY differently (i.e. preferential treatment)
Could be. On the other hand it's an easy yet very effective argument to make it clear that there is no chance he can let them go so he probably uses it to prevent discussion and drama.
@@jamiefredrickson2560 i agree, but lets not push it, we are still in shock that his camera didn't accidently turn off & double surprise he exactly went so far as to arrest her. At lease they both didn't get shot, & nothing going to happen to them, so it's a win win situation for the both of them
5:33 Proof of what we always knew...that before body cams, cops let each other off for these things consistently. Fucking hypocritical scumbags who won't hesitate to lock your ass up for the same shit they do. The fact they refer to people as civilians rather than citizens is a glimpse into their God complex.
You are exactly right I know it to be a fact, if you know any / have anybody in your family that is one they will either tell you that's why they hate the body cam and because they couldn't do it like they did in the " good ole days " that's the reasons why and they were pissed about it before it even was an order to have them.
She immediately drops the badge bomb and laughs like he should just let them go... Huh? You're a cop so we should LOWER our expectations?... How bout, you're a cop, so you should be held to a higher standard? Good grief.
@@JacSON2001 Heck arrest the husband for felony of having a gun while intoxicated, then tow car, now if his attitude hadn't been so bad I would of had the mercy this officer had, but not with the attitude
Exactly! But it also shows just how bad the corruption is, by the fact that he's not even slightly concerned that him letting her off for carrying her gun while intoxicated, is all being recorded too. I can't believe some comments here, are applauding the arresting cop for his integrity. What integrity?
@@royalloon1936 Actually, I didn't say anything about WANTING to let her go. He simply would have, because it is an unwritten rule with cops that they don't bust each other, at least, they don't do it unless there is no other reasonable choice. There are rare exceptions, of course, but in general, that is reality. Also, an officer can smell alcohol on someone's breath, and say the he/she smells it, and still legitimately let someone go, as having alcohol on your breath doesn't mean you are drunk. You need to think things through more deeply.
I also feel like they say that to keep the accused cop calm. I’d probably say the same thing. Not bc it’s a cop only but bc it makes you the good guy. Duh
Cops are so corrupt. “regardless I’m not gonna charge you for the gun, I have too much respect for you” since when is it legal to carry a weapon when you’re intoxicated? And that’s with the camera on? He should be respecting the people he signed up to serve and protect instead of her just because she’s a cop. I really don’t get this. I’m a psychotherapist if one of my colleagues was doing something unethical that put others lives at risk I certainly wouldn’t respect them. This is why so much of the public doesn’t trust police, too many lacking integrity.
The expectation was for special exception. She mentions being a cop like its supposed to matter. I have known people who are given cards by cops who are boyfriends or realitives and they basically tell you they can get away with things because of that card. Seems like corruption is common. Turns out, the DUI being a cop helped. The passenger telling the arresting officer that he won't lose his job either if he ignores the offense!
As a psychotherapist do you group and judge your customers/patients like you do cops because you said “cops are so corrupt”…that’s pretty broad and includes them all in that blanket statement. As a therapist are any of your patients ever cops? Do you ever say something to your patients about them or their emotions or behavior or there reasoning that you don’t believe? The fact this cop did many things his drunk colleagues didn’t like, want or agree with. They did not leave without being identified and processed. Now what happens to them afterwards is up to courts and this cops superiors. I would think as a psychotherapist you wouldn’t group people together with such a judgmental comment
It's also a very common way of neutralizing the situation. I say that all the time to customers and no cameras are on me. It shifts the burden to the system and protocols and away from the person initiating them. Understand?
@@kervychoa Do you feign feeling conflicted and make it seem like you don't want to do it? Or do you not like what you have to do at your job? I can understand saying it but the way he's acting, it's pretty hard to claim he wouldn't have done it differently if he wouldn't get caught. I was being a bit dramatic about the "that's all we need to know." With everything presented, I would put money on it that no camera = drunk goes home with nothing bad happening.
@@MiaPuhar It is a Kilt. For Scottish and Irish (yes some Irish clans wear Kilts too) heritage. Like how sheiks wear turbans or sashes with ceremonial knives etc. etc.
LEO’s are ordinary people. This woman proves it. She’s an officer, but she’s an imperfect human being first, She made a mistake that 90% of the people commenting here have made. The difference is that they haven’t been caught. If you don’t think putting their lives on the line every single day, for idiots like you, warrants a little bit of courtesy, then you should do the job for a few months and get back to me.
I have fallen down a RUclips wormhole of cops being arrested and I can’t stop edit: In another lifetime we will all interact again in a comment section just like this ... see u in the wormhole
Here's a good one; ruclips.net/video/g3TtRTgV4yM/видео.html "Let me call my lawyer bro!" That's all I'm going to say 🤣 Warning: Don't wear headphones 🙉
Aaaannndd she got acquitted. Can't find any record of a blood test or breathalyzer when at least a blood test should've been court ordered. Commits a felony, no charges because she works in the system. Awesome...
"I'm not going to charge you with the felony of possessing a firearm while intoxicated" Passenger is agitated and obviously too intoxicated to drive but is allowed to leave unchallenged/unmolested in illegal possession of his concealed firearm while intoxicated...... I wonder what the plan was to secure the officer's weapon that was placed in the trunk.... Lastly, there's not a single "ordinary" citizen on earth that can say they were treated this well after being arrested for suspicion of DUI.....
I figured it would be common sense to have strict laws against it. Guess there is no real common sense in places where you can marry a 16 year old kid.
@@jimkruse74 in some states you can get the death penalty for killing someone. People still do it don’t they? Making a gun charge a felony or misdemeanor Diane change a thing to someone who intends to break the law you clown. Anyone that is going to use a weapon on someone doesn’t care whether having the gun is a felony or a misdemeanor. Common sense gun laws are something that gets taught at schools for the mentally handicapped.
Did you see the cop offered the drunk gun totting passenger, who was mins before that passed out a ride home. WTF. He is carrying while disabled. The cop seems to not mind. This is so strange.
If you've never done what you can for a colleague at work - kept quiet when they were late - covered when they came in with a hangover - then you can't talk.
All of my other viewers watching; I’m reading what you’re saying and I totally agree! I’ve never been treated with kid gloves by any cop! And; I’ve never acted this drunk or ignorant as the cops that are getting caught! It’s not fair!
Yup they should tow the car. In real time, the husband should also get cited for carrying his gun while drinking. And yeah, they do their jobs everyday they work. That’s their JOB has nothing to do with double standards where the law is concerned. They SHOULD she SHOULD have gotten the felony charge for gun as well. It is bullshit she did not.
@@jenniehughes6927 LOL Yeah, and let specially trained bartender pull over drunk drivers... Since they have better experience dealing with drunks... I say let Jennie Hughes run that program. 😁
more than likely he said that to stop her from trying to beg for special treatment. it's a less argumentative and less escalating way to say you're not getting a break.
I've gotten out of many charges, as a civilian, because the cop cut me slack. They do this all the time for ANYONE (if they can) ...I think primarily to keep things peaceful. It leaves you feeling thankful and thankful people are less likely to retaliate. If you're a prick though then, yes, they're gonna throw the book at you. So, if you find you're always getting slammed by the cops, well, be nicer.
People need to stop saying this...no one is gonna to lose their job over some else bs...I would say the same thing to get em out my face with that cryin about let me go
It always astonishes me that cops try to talk their way out of a DUI and that 99.9% of the time, the cops who arrest them, go out of their way to stretch the law to charge them with as little as possible. If that had not been cops, both of them would have went to jail!
@@andykirkwood4179 Why thank you for pointing out my mistake, without teaching me anything, it helps so much with my disability and does absolutely nothing to help me learn anything. How very kind of you! 🤣
It blows my mind every time I see a cop bend over backwards apologizing for doing a very mild version of their job. Just curious, has any civilian reading this ever gotten this kind of leniency from a cop?
Yes. Multiple times I have been cut a break by a cop. Got cut loose of a DUI charge on one. I am not going to go into details on the other times but they were pretty heavy charges possible not placed on me.
Yes, as a matter of fact, I have been let go. In the old days. I've since led a productive and law abiding life and am very grateful for the mercy. Look up "The letter of the law vs. the spirit of the law" and perhaps you might understand that an officer's discretion can indeed serve the best interests of a community (the people) instead of serving only the interests of the state (the government). Put THAT in yer pipe and smoke it, cop hater.
Did Cincinnati police Capt. Amanda Caton get special treatment from officer on drunk-driving arrest? bit.ly/2SSfVSo
Did her husband, the drunk gun packing, kilt wearing cop in the passenger seat, get special treatment in his trial for the death of Roger Owensby???
Of course she did get special treatment by putting her hands in front of her. If it was anyone else it be different.
If she was a normal citizen she would of already been arrested and put in handcuffs.
Yes! Police policy about their police weapons while drunk and dwi she should have had many charges and the male officer should have been charged for having his duty weapon while drunk plus their badges. Then fired.
Yes she got special treatment and never had to do anything..got by with it all...now she will do it again and again till she kills someone....they are not gonna tell us the whole story...
“I’m not going to charge you for the gun, I’m not going to do that to you, I have too much respect for you” WTF! They’re drunk cops with their firearms on them! Hey, if we have to follow the laws, so do they!
Yes yes!!
Exactly
Everybody’s above the law except John Q Public
Yeah I agree totally.
My best drinkin buddy is my 9mm... Idk wtf youre talking about.
The best part of this was the angry husband getting out of the car in a kilt. I nearly fell out of my chair laughing.
I thought it was a dress 😂
I thought he was a fairy 😂😂😂
It’s a tutu skirt 😂
You and me both!
why is that funny jackoff? He plays the bagpipes.
her husband should have been arrested and charged with carrying a firearm while intoxicated
the rest of us would've been charged
he shoulda been arrested fro wearing a skirt !
I don't know the laws there but here mere possession a weapon while intoxicated is not a crime. Here, it's a crime if:
1. Intoxicated,
2. In the persons hand and loaded,
3. The person is not engaged in legitimate self defense.
So even if you are drunk and someone attacks you or someone else , you could defend yourself or defend the victim of the attack. It would be unlawful to be hunting or target shooting while drunk.
And for wearing a skirt.
@Bob Marley Bullshit, not in Ohio under law. Not in any state for that matter. Ignorant
oh man the angry husband absolutely kilt me
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I was waiting for bagpipes to be busted out and we get a very poor rendition of _Scotland the Brave._
o my God frigging best ever 😂😂
Kilt me. You beat me to it.
Imagine everything dirty cops got away with before cameras. I bet it stops people from becoming cops because they can’t break the law indiscriminately!
These clips make me seriously wonder what cops were getting away with before "everything's recorded"
You answered that "everything"!
He's doing that on purpose. Being friendly is a well known police tactic.
Literally..."Everything".
Exactly!
Any first responder. I got away with all types of shit being a medic.
You are not allowed to carry a firearm when you are drinking. It is a felony. He should have charged both of them for that and her with the OVI also. Again cops are treated differently than the rest of us.
Melissa Mccarty the night wasn’t over, they both may have been charged or may be charged at a later date which would effectively end their law enforcement careers. I guarantee that this will be pleaded down or the firearms won’t come into play, she’ll get the OVI and hopefully she wasn’t more than twice the limit which would make her “super drunk”. In this day and age of Uber and Lyft, it was hubris that let them think nothing would happen and it’s so easy to avoid.
Willie J. Eiland Jr. Keep that fantasy alive, but we all know the truth!
@JusticeAA then maybe they should abstain from drinking. The law is the law.
@JusticeAA no they are not. What the fuck are you talking about lol.
@JusticeAA Not when they are drunk. They should have been charged just like a civilian, maybe more harshly since they know the law.
Why in the Hell were these drunk cops treated any differently than the rest of the citizenry???
Because us peons are their subjects. They rule with an iron fist, and protect their own.
Because they are a bunch of cum quts
That cop that stopped them should be fired if he would have stopped you or me with a gun and driving while drunk we would have been verbally and physically assaulted. This video shows cops protect cops not normal people like you and me.
To fellonies on camera! How dont they get charged for that shit?
@@anthonybriones1117 Sure is
watching drunk people argue about whether they're drunk never gets old.
This is for all those who dont believe police officers are different when cameras are on. This is why we need them.
I suspect he keeps referencing the camera because they were drunk and armed. Not because he’d have let them go.
I don't think anyone has ever said that police officers aren't needed, I think most agree that they should treat citizens equally.
@@the12deel talking about cameras
@@NotoriousClub My bad👌👌
@@debshaw680 you’re exactly right
The fact that they are upset that they are being held accountable for their own actions goes to show the culture that is cultivated by too many police departments. Police officers must be held to a higher standard than the general public, not a lower one.
Pretty sure Cincinnati was one of the most corrupt police departments in the country... then they cleaned it up some... then it went back to shit.
This is why cops shouldn't be allowed to turn off cameras or mute when on a call !!
No accountability for leos.
Just as CDL licensed driver are held to a higher standard than the normal A, B, or C restricted Drivers!
They aren't even being held accountable. They were both let off for felonies.
Here's the problem: you just admitted that they are both committing felonies, yet since they are cops, you won't arrest them for it.
Arrest for misdemeanor with discretion. But let a felony on both walk gtfoh ibrespect i so I won't charge with the gun under disability him als or he could drive car letvhim walk with gun on side drink on public
What now?
True, but the real issue is. How many cops would give that many chances. Look at his face on the eye test. Sighed and turned his head in disappointment. The same way you would in disappointment to a child. That's my issue. Rules for me not for thee. Know damn well no camera. No charges at all
I understand your point but who wants to be a cop these days. Respect deserves respect. And he did his job.
no the real problem here is looked up the case and she was acquitted of all charges because they never breathalized her at the station so she got off with a case that "her apparent slurring is her british accent and they could only smell alcohol" which is bull
She's walking around with her duty weapon in her purse and she's drunk!!? Holy hell!!
The clear implication here is that if it weren't being recorded, they would have been let off. Not right.
Yes it is. I've done several times.
IF he wanted to let her go, he could have just ignored the odor or pretended the HGN was clear.
Also, if it weren't a cop they would have been treated much worse. The cop frankly had no good reason to pull them over. Crossing a line like that, in an intersection like that, with nobody else on the road late at night would be a reason to follow someone to see if they're having trouble controlling their vehicle. He followed them and they drove perfectly from what I could see. Shitty cops all around. All of them.
Amen to that.
Chris Stone exactly!
The fact that those cops don't have any reaction to the guy wearing a kilt is amazing self-control.
hahaha I LOST it when the dude comes out in a kilt 😄
Trying to skirt the law while wearing one is irony.
@@gforceforever Oh, God, that's funny!!!!!
At minimum I would have asked that guy if he was wearing any underwear under that thing? You know I had always heard....
@@ParkerRoams bruhhhh
Did y’all catch him tell her “I’ll park ur car ,I don’t have to tow it” anyone else’s car would have absolutely been towed.
I went out with this guy once. On our first date he got a DUI (red flag much?) and left me sitting on the side of the road with the car. The cops didn’t tow it.
My best friend got a DUI in front of his house one day. The arresting officer was his fucking roommates cousin. He decided to not be a total dick and let his roommate pull the car into their driveway.
To their preferred kickback tow company for a $500 processing fee. Commie bastards
I've had cops park my vehicle before
@@zackmoore9239 me too
ALL officers need to be held accountable that officer 100% would have let them off if he wasnt being filmed on camera.
the fact that she said "im a police officer if that makes a difference" lets people know that she thoght she was gonna get away from it at the start. honestly, disgusting
Had it not been on camera, she would have.
EXACTLY!! JUST BECAUSE YOUR A COP DOESNT MEAN YOUR ABOVE THE LAW AND ARE EXEMPT , IF THERE WASNT A CAMERA HE WOULD HAVE LET HER GO
@@TimothyOBrien1958 , she was found not guilty at trial in April 2021.
@@metv2363 seems fair
@@metv2363 having a loaded weapon on you while u are drunk to me is pretty serious. They should be thrilled that he said he wouldn’t charge them for that. Take the dui and be thankful
If anyone else would have had a firearm and been driving while drunk. They would be charged with all charges.
She has a permit.
@@bunzer.of.wunzerton2235 and clearly, you do not have a 'permit', or you would know that it does not give ANYONE the right to carry a gun, in public, while intoxicated. Not even in the glove box. Not even if you're a federal agent. Not even if you're working under cover. Not even if you're wearing a skirt.
Btw: that's a guy lol
@@bunzer.of.wunzerton2235 cops don't have CPL's because they don't need them, that being said please tell me what permit allows anyone to legally carry a gun while drunk.
Correct my love .he would a let them off. If it had not been 4 the camera .how WRONG is that .
Gg
13:24... YOU SAID YOU HAVE TOO MUCH RESPECT FOR HER ....SHE'S DRIVING DRUNK WITH THE POSSIBILITIES OF KILLING A WHOLE BUNCH OF INNOCENT PEOPLE.. HOW CAN YOU RESPECT THAT
Right!
The way he keeps going on and on kissing her Ass just get on with it, he should have been reprimanded for this.
How do you know she was drunk?
Wasn't THAT drunk if at all. The "reason" for stopping her was obvious b.s.
I mean he had to get them under control. I understand why he said that.
What a bs traffic stop to begin with.
The fact that this cop is so apologetic to this woman is disgusting. I can’t imagine he’d ever tell a civilian “this is my worst nightmare” when arresting them for DUI with a loaded firearm.
If not for cameras her and most other cops u see getting arrested for crimes like this would have gone home with a free ride from the local brother in blue . Thank God for technology. They still are getting away with alot of illegal stuff but soon technically will catch everything they do.
I've seen this in other videos of officers who are driving drunk. This officer was very hesitant to do what he is paid to do.
As soon as that douche said you aren't doing us any favors I would have had their car imponded. Fuck him and his sense of intitlement
Atleast he did the rite thing
@@lappydog9020 right
She broke the law, treat her like the average citizen gets treated. Absolutely no special treatment should be given
that depends. If you live in a police state like the USA, then it doesn't go that way. There IS special treatment for cops, they "serve and protect"... themselves basically. Citizens can just watch and take it
I've gotten out of many charges, as a civilian, because the cop cut me slack. They do this all the time for ANYONE (if they can) ...I think primarily to keep things peaceful. It leaves you feeling thankful and thankful people are less likely to retaliate.
If you're a prick though then, yes, they're gonna throw the book at you. So, if you find you're always getting slammed by the cops, well, be nicer.
@@JackalBlack bro you telling me in highschool a cop found me with sack of bud and pipe, he said if I break the pipe and grind the weed to nothing and let it go in the wind he'd let me go. Used to talk to that man alot he was very chill.
@@zuphlas7130 Thanks for sharing that bro! 👍✌️
Like you never gave your family special treatment over someone else. Lol
The fact that he was conflicted about giving a ticket,shows how crooked our justice system is. They really felt like they should be let off the hook. But they have no problem doing it to others.
Exactly. When is the last time you violated the law and had a cop say, "ehhh, you really put me in a tough spot here."
Imagine how many went unpunished before dashcams and body cams
Right...and Dam them pesky cameras! 😒
True fact
Maybe the LEO making the stop had disappointment in seeing this behavior from those that should know better. Let’s not assume the worst.
Boy, he was so polite to her and didn't even charge her for the FELONY of a gun in her possession while intoxicated. What a nice police officer protecting the public from criminals! I bet if there was no recording happening, the drunk cops would have walked away scot free.
Yup disgusting.. he did as little as possible & only because of his camera
@tqmc1 I know right?
If it wasn’t recorded, they would have gotten off scott free. Despicable.
I’m sick of the two tiered justice system.
Drake 😂 that’s the first time anyone ever mistook me for a leftist. I don’t like double standards, pu$$y, that doesn’t mean I’m a leftist.
What an absolute twat.
🍪🥛
@Drake so the right lets cops break the law?
@Drake is that a yes or no?
@Drake thought so. Sthu
Imagine how many police officers walked away from shit like this before they had cameras rolling. Despicable.
Lori W he did say “there’s nothing I can do, the cameras rolling”. And then he says “my hands are tied. The cameras recording”. Basically he’s saying if cams weren’t rolling he’d let them drive the rest of the way home.
SuzyQue
Exactly my point!!
I thought the same thing once they all have to were body cams all this shit will change good one!
Imagine how many people were shot and beaten and had evidence planted before cameras. Dna saved a lot of them after 20-30 years in jail . Our justice system is a joke , holding eye witness testimony as fact and sending people to prison over the memory of anyone has been proven to be wrong because 100 people can watch the same person commit a crime and they would all pick a different person out of a line up and remember most of the facts wrong . Yet people are still going to jail over eye witness testimony,
@@derekkoster7635 this is sgt jason m. Us army am we all have to wear body cams so we dont shoot til we r fired upon we arent safe til all these assholes have to wear body cams too then we see a change im a white guy an i dont feel safe!!!!
"I'm a police officer if it makes a difference"
It's a good thing citizens requested these cameras I tell you what.
Yes should make a big difference! She should know better.
Alana BananaCanada I survived being homeless in Paterson for years as a 16 year old girl, if it makes a difference lol
@@juliacatone9038 one time I accidentally put my pants on backwards...if it makes a difference.
Alana BananaCanada I once was able to flip a cigarette and catch it by the filter officer if that makes a difference
“I actually have my own breathalyzer, officer, if that makes a difference?”
Why did they allow the drunk guy walk away whit a gun when intoxicated.
How come she didn't get charged for carrying a firearm while intoxicated?
How come he didn't get charged for carrying a firearm while intoxicated?
How come her car wasn't towed and impounded per LPD procedure?
How come she received only a citation and received a ride home instead of staying in jail until bond is set?
Oh yeah, they're apart of the club that us normal citizens aren't.
That's how come!
🤣🤣🤣
She didn't receive a ride home she recieved a ride to jail. And officers are like family. I don't mind that they treat each other this way as long as she's charged.
Privilege.... We all have it where we work and live
@@yakobwakjera2102 we do? Speak for yourself
The fact she would've been let off if it wasn't being recorded is disgusting.
In TENN it makes no difference if it's recorded or not it never goes past the LT. on call and dam sure never reaches to court and judge, Last week 9 TENN officers shot and killed a man with a box cutter he never made a move towards them and they never used their tasers or K-9,, It was 15 of them but only 9 did the shooting and they were so bloodthirsty that after a supervisor yelled CEASE FIRE they kept shooting and one bystander said I THOUGHT THE MAD DOGS WHERE GOING TO LICK UP THE BLOOD,
@@whiskeyrun4996 proof or it didn't happen
@@morgandillon2908 DO IT YOUR DAM SELF OFFICER WANNABE, NOW TELL YOUR STORY WALKING YPOS
its not, its like your colleagues grassing on you,
@@whiskeyrun4996 So poetic if you ask me, since you won't ask me, so its not poetic. So please, ask me, so it be poetic, if you ask me poet it is, if not, poet it is not. Ask = Poet, no ask = no poet. I can explain further, but I won't, do you need me to explain further?! Ask me to explain further please, if you want, please ask, if not please don't, ask = explain, not ask = no explain. Clear?! Or, not clear?!, if not clear please say, if clear please don't say, say = clear, no say = no clear, hope you got my point, Got my point, or not?! if you got my point...... uhh!! Sorry, I don't speak much so I won't speak any further
So she will get an OVI ticket,as opposed to being charged with carrying a loaded weapon under the influence ,Police Justice.
That’s why the justice system is screwed. Because the police don’t follow the law the law is the same for everyone not just a certain few.
Expect the FOP to loudly protest any disciplinary action. Because obviously patrol officers should accept the OVI excuse "I just live down the street" and "I'm a police officer if that makes any difference". This is EXACTLY what gives police a bad name. When police fck up they should own it and not think they are above the law, that they think applies only to little people without badges.
@@fyt54321 im been given warnings etc
i understand your anger about this, but he had to charge them, everything was recorded, they put him in a bad spot!
Probably lose her job getting a ovi. Most people don’t lose their job over an ovi. But still as police you should know right from wrong.
It’s just so convenient how the laws that apply to us don’t apply to them
I love the implication that if there was no recording he would let her off, was it real or was it to keep her from retaliating? The law should be for everyone, even more so for officers.
It’s just so convenient how people against law enforcement have criminal records
@@firemonkey1015 you don’t have to be a criminal to want laws to apply to everyone. It doesn’t mean you are against police. I want more police. I just want them to obey the laws they have sworn to protect.
@@Picklepop670 And yet she was arrested with a charge?
I don't know what's worse, a cop who doesn't want to get arrested for breaking the law? Or the cop who doesn't want to charge her the felony crime because he has "too much respect for her.” Double standard. If it was one of us he would have creamed his pants to have been able to make a felony arrest 👎😡
and if she would have killed somebody in an accident what then ? would he still have that respect???????
I can't believe believe they let that cop walk off, carrying a gun and wearing a dress
Both are worse enough.
Should have arrested the husband as well. What a dick!
@@welloilbeefhooked2602 I didn't notice the dress until u pointed it out lol
"This is my worst nightmare." Funny, I thought your worst nightmare would be telling a parent that their 16-year-old child was hit and killed by a drunk driver. But no, arresting a shitfaced cop, giving her a break on the gun and treating her like YOU did something wrong ... THAT'S your worst nightmare. Classy.
You took the officer's de-escalation technique as if he was making a statement to the general public. I applaud the officer for keeping the streets safer so these specific criminals aren't the ones killing our kids... Perspective, and context - Don't hate.
Yeah shame on this officer
Oh please, ur an idiot for making that comment. As if thats nit anyone worst fn nightmare u pos.
To even assume thats what this respectful officer meant is so despicable I dont have words to describe u atm.
Your a disgrace to humanity and to anyone who has lost their 16 yo child ir any child for that matter, that you just brought onto their knees in tears.
This is a fn hero for the way he treated his fellow officers.
I wish every single officer was like him.
The fact is, whether u want to te believe it or not, the police are humans. As himans, they are allowed to use what is called officer discretion. He used excellent judgment and discretion.
Now if it was anyone else, with a loaded weapon, they probably wouldn't have gotten a pass. N not for the same reason, why? Well because she said I have a weapon, almost immediately. She didn't wait until he said im putting the cuffs on you. Or try to hide it and claim she didn't knkw it was there. Full accountability and responsibility goes a long way with police.
If the guy was driving, he'd of gotten both from this guy, no doubt.
He didnt slam him solely because he was looking out for her. Didn't want to ruin her night even more by locking up the husband on felony charges.
Add to that, if ur not a scumbag, they generally will easily get reduced to a misdemeanor even a summary charge many times.
@@thedetailsaredark7536lay off the booze buddy.
They actually wonder why they are constantly being suspected in every situation. Cops take note: This bullshit nepotism is a citizen's "worst nightmare". This won't fly in Grady Judd's jurisdiction. There's at least one fair cop out there.
They both committed a felony by having their guns on them while drunk, but got away with it. They got a break that no civilian would ever get. Meanwhile, you, in the skirt, keep walking.
Kathleen Lock
She pleaded not guilty
The Constitution has no laws against carrying any type of arms, drunk or not. As a matter of fact, it says that the right to bear arms "shall not be infringed", and there was no "except" after the end of that statement.That is the law of the land, and it must be respected. Why would anyone support any law which would restrict any constitutionally lawful activity. If you want to restrict your own freedom, then by all means do so, but it is not a small task to restrict the other 350 million people who abide by the laws and liberties of the Bill Of Rights. Perhaps you should learn them, and treat yourself to a good dose of freedom and liberty.
Daydreamer it is a felony to carry a fireman while under the influence
@@yarpyepiddy -- That is an unconstitutional law, nugatory, null and void. The second amendment verifies that any infringement to any person, which interferes with their verified right to KEEP AND BEAR ARMS, IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED, for no form of government, whether federal, state or local, can change the LAW OF THE LAND, which the Bill Of Rights is, without going through proper channels, to gain the consent of 3/4 of the several states. We have been duped into believing this garbage by the new owners of the USA, under the ACT OF 1871. The Supremacy Clause prevents such tyrannical action. Supremacy Clause Article 6 Clause 2 prepareforchange.net/2019/03/31/talmud
Daydreamer I’m in full support of the 2nd amendment. I’m also in support of some drunk idiot not being able to carry a firearm while they’re intoxicated. Some people under the influence make decisions they normally wouldn’t, so it’s for everyone’s safety including the owner of the firearm. No intoxicated person should be operating anything that can cause harm to the public, that be vehicle or firearm.
Cop says, " My hands are tied. Everything is recorded now, so I can't do anything for you." Imagine how many cops let other drunken cops off the hook before body cameras. The hypocrisy.
Of course he's pissed, he's wearing a f*ckin' skirt.
paul raper You don’t know what a kilt looks like.
I kilt Is still a skirt. They are literally the same thing.
Just because you change the name doesnt make it different. They are basically the same. Cause the catholic girl uniform looks like a kilt but is a skirt. But if calling it a kilt makes you feel better that's all good with me.
@Twisted American They didn't get pulled over in Scotland. I would imagine the passing motorists are gonna say "look at that guy in the skirt walking down the road"
This could be a Seinfeld episode.
This arrest would be done in 3 minutes if they treated these “cops” like normal civilians
Fucking facts! And the fact that she had the gun on her while Intoxicated and the cop repeatedly says I'm not charging you but if it would've been any normal civilian felony all the way. Completely disappointed 😞 😕
Prove it criminal.
lmfao. Watch any other drunk driving incidents. If they were a normal civilian, they'd be throwing a fit and crying about how they're being abused.
nah...
Actually no, cops always take their time about arrests. For three reasons: to fill in the time; to make sure that they understand the situation correctly and are making no mistakes and waiting for info like outstanding warrants to come back from the dispatcher; and to see if the perp commits any further crimes in their presence (like trying to hide contraband.)
Awe poor drunk driving police officers. I'm sure both of them have done this exact same thing to civilians and weren't as nice about it.
You know it...
Why does that matter?
This shit makes my blood boil!!!
@@trashcan2840
If you don't understand - then you have no common sense or your just being a smart ass.
And, they just got caught this time. How many other times have they driven drunk and endangered the public or made a traffic stop drunk. Most cops today are on a power trip and it shows with their comments. Buy the beer at the store and drink at home.
Why not charge her with the gun? If it was me you would have charged me with the gun, but she's a cop and I'm not
In my opinion, the officer did both the right thing and the wrong thing. He arrested her on the lesser crime, and let her off the bigger crime. The fact that she is a police officer, she should be held accountable for ALL illegal actions and/or bad/wrongful decisions.
Yup, if anything public servants should be held to a higher standard than the general public.
@@elekt Yet they never really are.
Agree
Tbh, that didn't bother me. They're supposed to carry their firearms, so giving her that break seemed okay to me. Sorry 😞.
It's not like he just let them go the 5 blocks home, so, I give him props. Going against the wall of blue takes guts.
@@czechchicklet6890 you much be a cop.
So she escapes the felony weapons charge, she’s handcuffed in front, the cop is apologetic for stopping them, and he didn’t tow the car or take the angry man,s gun. This is cop privilege!
if there wasn't video recording he just let them go :/
@@suzanh7777 I'm not shocked, the only reason he didn't let her go is because of footage, they have to record 24/7
@High Park point taken! In that case I will say it is white cop priveledge👍🏽.
@High Park So true.
@High Park why you making this about BLM bro? We ain't talking about race, we're talking about cop privilege, how they look out for each other.
This pisses me off! Charge them both for felony being drunk with firearms, and tow their vehicle!!!....Along with her drunk driving charge. There is not two sets of laws for two sets of citizens!!!
Agree the officer should have been fired he was ridiculous. I am not going to charge you with having a loaded firearm while drunk and driving, he has respect for them what a bunch of crap. He did not take the gun from the passenger. Protocol is to make sure there are no weapons on the occupants of the car no matter who they are investigating. The officer without body cam would have let her after being found drunk to drive home. He is not qualified to be the dog catcher.
Apparently there is unfortunately 😔😡
Yea I was thinking the same thing. You know if it were some ordinary citizen they’d be thinking up every charge and inconvenience to hit them with. Here this guys a fellow cop yet he was still a complete Dbag and still they helped him out just cause they’re all police. Pretty lame. And like the arresting officer insinuated if there weren’t cameras he’d of probably just let them go completely scot free.
No their special smfh
Wow when your a cop you really are above the law. GARBAGE
I love how the arresting cops in all these videos always say, "nothing I can do, everything is recorded" the implication being, if it wasn't being recorded, the law wouldn't apply to a fellow cop. I see now why almost all police departments resisted cameras for as long as they could
Should of let her go
I know these cameras probably saved a lot of lives, and keep a lot of police honest.
How times have changed...dashcam, sound, no more forgiveness.
He should have charged her with weapons under disability the same as he would anyone else carrying a firearm while driving drunk.
It doesn't just apply to cops though. Before these cameras, police routinely had a bit of leeway, and could decide to give you a break if he/she felt like it. Now, you are effed if you are pulled over for anything remotely serious. They have no choice anymore.
“Im not going to charge you with the gun I have too much respect for you” man they would NEVER do that to a regular citizen! COPS ARE SOME BS
Cops arent regular citizens they risk there lives, still bs tho.
Because cops are allowed to conceal carry, unlike all citizens. Citizens CAN have a gun in the car legally tho soooo
@@Awesumpye25 Not a fact at all...
Hell, I got pulled over when I moved to my current home twoish years ago. When I asked if I could get out of the truck he agreed. That's all it took to talk about his and talk about mine. MIne is bigger than his too! Apparently the law around here only carries 9mm, not a 40 like mine. Same brand. Same size. Just mine is bigger than his where the Mag goes into. PEEWEE!!!
Ya know what???He didn't charge me anything other than the 8 over..... And then he like the other one I had with me too. Colt 38 1906 police issue! He really liked that one. I invited him to my home to shoot it when ever he might be out in the WAYYYY OUT area I live in Az.
@@killixa_8588 they are regular citizens that badge don’t mean nothing. We’re all regular citizens our titles don’t change that.
@@Awesumpye25 not while intoxicated it’s illegal
Love how he implied that if it wasn't recorded he'd cut them a break. Garbage. If I was drinking and driving with a firearm I'd be in prison. What an absolute joke.
TRUTH!!!!
Before you lose your marbles...the cop is just blowing smoke up their ass so they stay calm..he has no intention of letting them go
Jeff Ambrosia and you know that how
I love how he just stood their as if dumbfounded as what to do. " We only live 4 blocks away " you could almost see in his mannerisms that he was considering that. Had that been anyone else he knows it wouldn't make a hill of beans difference if they were only 4 driveways from home. He should have been more disgusted with them because that behavior makes them all look bad. Truly Sad.
@@jeffambrosia5678 yeah, the first thing he says is he smells alcohol.
Should be automatic firing when any argument for special treatment or threats or even pleading is made by a public employee in these situations. Husband should be fired or punished for this because he shows no respect for the law.
Wow! They're really gonna let a intoxicated person with a gun on his hip walk away without disarming his weapon, WOW!....
I was thinking the same thing, if we were drunk and carrying a loaded firearm we would be charged no questions asked. But because he's a off duty cop it's cool?
Who is very angry, as well
I would have called for plenty of backup knowing that they were armed overpaid troublemakers
Yeah, NOT OKAY…
Bullshit
"My worst nightmare": having to arrest and enforce the law on another cop. Even parks the car instead of towing it. What a suckhole. Double standards to high heaven!
I am surprised he didn't offer to wash and wax the car.
Jayemm Esse cops just suck
I've parked cars for drunk arrestees to avoid the family hardship. There's no reason to punish the whole family for the aholes crime.
duradim1 lol
You are right
Am I the only one feeling that this officer would have let the “colleagues” go if he knew all this wasn’t recorded by the police car dash cam.
Yup
I feel like it was more of an excuse because it would have caused more of an issue with the suspect if didn't say something like that to ease the situation they would have made it an even bigger issue
That’s absolutely what the implication was. Arresting officer implied that because everything was being recorded, his hands were tied, he wouldn’t be able to give them that “fellow cop” pass to let it slide. Any regular civilian instead? They would be treated like a criminal, zero empathy, zero patience, unapologetic.
@@zg6879 not quite what I meant. I have worked in bad parts of town where crack heads would come into my shop all the time. And when they would start going off about something like the prices or us not lending them our phones, we would say things like “our hands our tied it’s company policy for us not to lend you our phone we can get fired” when we in no way ever had any intention of lending the crack head covered in puke dropping rocks everywhere our phones. Really seemed like the arresting officer was trying to get the bad cop off the road with as little arguments as possible.
Arresting officer was an ass. Plain and simple. Two cops, 4 blocks from home. Absolutely no proof of intoxication. Guy was bored to death and being a jerk.
And the police wonder why the public don’t trust them 🤮 truly disgusting behaviour all should be sacked!!
Wow. Even with cameras rolling he was giving them special treatment. You can't drink, drive, and carry a gun no matter what your job or profession is. The ones who enforce the laws should be held to a higher standard.
ACAB End of story.
YOU ARE 100% correct Kristen.
And instead they usually get special treatment
Ok Karen
@@zachedward178 Since when does being right mean someone's a Karen?
When the angry guy gets out of the car and he's wearing a kilt I nearly died laughing. It was so unexpected.
I thought I was imagining it there for a minute lol
I thought it was a skirt.
I thought he was wearing a 👗
😂 😆 😝 well he actually was the biggest 🐝 itch
Me too. I haven't had such a good laugh in a long time, with all this crap going on in the world.
Same here 😂😂😂😂
I did not see that coming
The arresting officer is so gentle,imagine if it was a regular citizen
yes. hed probably not go to hell.
Imagine if it was a regular person, black.
If this was Lapd and they were black...
How would you know.
He prolly treat them just as they treat him
Something that really made me angry was when I found out she was ACQUITTED on her OVI charge.
She was framed.
This is unbelievable really if the cameras weren't recording, I believe he would've followed her home.
I so agree!!
older law enforcement officers are super egotistical and believe that they can do whatever they like, they had the job before cameras. The fact that the cameras don't deter most of them from violating rights is what should really freak you out.
Me too.
No he wouldn't have, he would have let them go on by themselves and pretend no one saw anyone.
I agree, no one is above the law, and I mean NO one.
Police officers arrested for DUI that have arrested civilians for DUI should have mandatory jail time.
They should have been charged for the firearms as a felony as well. If any individual who wasnt a cop acted as that man did they would have been shot. If any individuals who were cops were found to habe firearms on them while drunk they would have been charged with felonies. They think they are above the law and this is a prime example of how they treat each other like they are above the law.
You guys are right! But AT LEAST he didn’t let them slide!
Its separate. They should just be treated like the rest of us.
Uncle Ed - nah. Let’s not compound the problem.
They were driving safely. It used to be if you were too drunk, you got a ride ,walked home or put In a drunk tank with no charges. The car would stay by the road for 3 days to pick it up. The law states there has to be a victim to go to court. There was no victim. There should have been no charges.
No one deserves kindness after drinking and driving. A drunk driver killed my best friend. He literally drove on top of his car and smashed him and the car and kept driving until a wheel fell off. There’s no excuse for drunk driving. If you don’t have a safe way home don’t drink.
So sorry about your friend. I‘be been hit by three drunks! Got the chronic back pain to prove it. NO sympathy for anyone under the influence and driving.
Agreed 100%! I was hit by a drunk driver when I was 16 and my life and my body have never been the same and is a constant struggle with numerous things that were easy before
Im sorry about your friend. I had a friend die because of an intoxicated individual. It was a single vehicle, motorcycle, crash but my friend didn't know the man. It was a mistake on my friends part, being under the influence as well. Ever since that day, I have anxiety seeing anyone on a motorcycle without a helmet, and anyone who, by their driving pattern, are clearly intoxicated. I would happily volunteer and refrain from drinking if I knew it meant my family or friends get home safely. I'd even have enough guts to take away a strangers keys. I never want to regret not taking a stand and finding out I could have prevented an accident.
And you would think that the 2 drunk offi ers would know they were breaking the law
So why did the husband walk?
My sincere condolences.
Why would you apologise and cover for a criminal? Why would you tell her you respect her when she doesn’t even respect your and her job? Why would you let her out of a night in jail? Why would you not charge them for having their patrol gun outside of the job? Why would you let her not do the tests but somehow it’s not a problem even though your hands are supposedly tied? Why would you not make her take her high heels off to do the tests as you would a non cop citizen? Why would you nearly cry and beg for her to forgive you/not get mad at you when she’s in the wrong? Why would you guarantee her getting home? Why would your college not intervene when he is witnessing you not doing your job and deciding how to deal with it with her instead of following the simple laws?Because she’s a cop.
I can't imagine how many drunk police officers walked free from DUI back in the days where no cameras were present. There are still units that don't use them, so some officers do still walk free in 2021.
Yeah it was called professional courtesy. There’s a video on RUclips showing a judge being let go because he tells the cop I’m a judge.
Faktzzzzz
They still do get away with it - punk cops just shut their cameras off
Some? You don't consider that walking free??
@@centralcoastaccountability4169 If they walk free, well, then they walk free.
"you put me in a bad position" "I have to do my job the right way because I'm being recorded"
this 100%
Yup and if it wasn’t he would have let them go, so they can ruin our lives, but cops can’t do it to each other , this is so wrong, I hope they are all in trouble, but it’s recorded , luckily for the public it was
0523 Eleven I want to believe that Leo said all those things to deescalate the situation. Although I think he should have charged both of them with the firearm possession while intoxicated.
Thank god for cameras
BINGO BINGO BINGO. PATHETIC ALL AROUND
Makes me sick watching this whole thing. THANK GOD everything is recorded on video these days. Shame on those cops getting behind the wheel DRUNK.
Video evidence is about the best evidence you can get - it's not 100% but the closest you can get to not being there to see it for yourself
It happens every day with people from all walks of life. Judges who sentence, attorneys who charge, and jury members who convict.
While I drink, I have not been “intoxicated” in -25 years, but if I were to become I certainly would not drive.
But believe me we are the MINORITY.
And ARMED!
Intoxication and guns do not mix unbelievable
"Regardless I'm not gonna charge you for the gun."
The nation's largest armed gang protects its own. A regular peon citizen would not be afforded this luxury.
Oh, and of course they don't tow the car. Cause it's a cop.
The car not getting towed is another good point. Law enforcement officers above the law...special treatment.
oh calm down seth, those people risk their lives everyday to keep your ass safe. who knows what kind of horrible shit they’ve seen, and maybe that had a part to play in why they were drunk. they can afford the luxury of not getting charged with that. you’re such a fucking snowflake and you democrat dipshits give me no hope for the future of this amazing country
Jackson Smith thanks and agree. I’ve been in this officers predicament having to arrest a fellow officer. If the law is broken it’s broken no special treatment from me. And before any cop haters reply that I would treat a cop differently than any other citizen... I give people the same respect and treat everyone the way I would like to be treated. I used to have our local high school kids ask specifically for me whenever they got in trouble because unfortunately a few guys I worked with were arrogant and badge heavy towards them. They always asked if I was on duty for me to come detain them and talk with them. I didn’t show favoritism to them but I still respected them as long as they respected me. Truthfully on the most part my job was a lot easier when you’re not in shouting matches or over aggressive to escalate the situation worse or into something which causes me or the person I’m dealing with some sort of harm or even a court issue or civil suit because of it.
Seth D Meyers; nothing is going to happen, they have 2 Great things going on for them , # 1;they all belong to the same Gang #2 you figure it out, if he knew that was a cop his camera would've accidently got turn off, i can hear the police union with 100excuses as we speak, forget the bloods & crips the gang you want to join is the blue, oh well, it's justice & than it's just US
He arrested her!! A ton more than than other cops would!!!
The way they choose to treat certain types of people differently is the root of so many problems in America 🇺🇸
0:08 the dashed-yellow line disappears mid-turn, so his initial reason for pulling them over was legally invalid: The engineer who maintains this road has a MUTCD violation of "too dim paint markings" -- very common in USA; in this case the left-turn-only dashed (short) yellow lines are crucial to safely navigating the L turn they just made @ 0:10 because they're approaching crest of a hill, so they cannot see the pavement (and its mark-out of where the oncoming-lane's-L-turn-only lane, and the radius you must take to avoid crossing into his lane, aren't visible to give you a 2-second reaction time -- or what we engineers call "sight distance" is limited. The "left turn only painted guidance markings (short dashes showing the radius through this wide intersection that you should take, i.e. that you must keep right of) is very short sight-distance, and the 15'-20' length of paint missing mid-radius puts LIABILITY for any collisions or moving violations related thereto on the shoulders of the city/county/state who failed to maintain the mark-outs (paint), not the driver.
So all evidence (officer observation of bad breath) is invalidated as "fruit from the poisoned tree". The extra paint IS there for a reason, especially in this case since they come up a hill into a WIDE "sea of pavement" (several lanes of width for both roads), then every "leg" into the intersection flattens out, creating, for this vehicle, a "hill crest" so she cannot see until the last second that she's cut the radius to tight, because the paint DISAPPEARED (poor maintenance...especially at night). Now IF a vehicle WAS in that lane, they'd have an easier time seeing that, unless he rushed up then SLAMMED his brakes... because his roof (unless it's a Corvette or other VERY low sportscar) sticks up WAY higher than the paint markings so you can see that DESPITE the "hill crest," but I'm betting the cop KNOWS this intersection is tricky especially for ppl unfamiliar w/the area, esp at night... and they take advantage of drivers who aren't familiar w/MUTCD requirements, until it kills someone in a head-on & they get a LAWYER who hires us engineers. Same thing is a home-owner on a corner lot builds an opaque wood fence 6' tall in his front yard in an intersection's "sight triangle" and the City Engineer doesn't make him tear it down.
yup, she was acquitted & not for being a cop.
@@Pepe_theFurfagFrog So what. The point still being she received special treatment and they watched an intoxicated man walk away carrying a gun which is also a felony purely because he is a police officer. You can teach us all a class on interstellar physics but he literally verbally told her he was not charging her with carrying impaired out of "respect". As a warehouse lead man do you honestly think I would get his "respect" for the same? He basically coached her to not breath test until they got to the station so that she would sink below the legal limit. Do you see a pattern here? If there were no cameras they would have rolled home simple as that. Back in the day that is exactly how it worked.
@@pig22official Can you show us where the Second Amendment says "shall not be infringed...unless you drank more beers than X, in the prior Y hours?" *_Their state law is unconstitutional_* -- as SCOTUS has struck down SEVERAL state laws in recent months -- not in conformity with _U.S. versus Miller's_ constitutional litmus tests. So he, and non-police, all get to walk home "armed and hammered" from now on. If the police arrest you for it, you just need a pro bono 2A lawyer, *_then you get reimbursed by suing the state for the civil rights violation._*
As a "warehouse lead man," I'll give you the "professional courtesy" of walking into my mechanic's or paintman's work area to discuss something you need done on your car, and trust you whereas I'd kick out or say "no, show me from there, from behind that yellow line" to some bubbleheads who I can't trust to not trip over airhoses or knock over my oil recovery, and then sue me. We all get "professional courtesies"/fringe benefits COMMENSURATE with our fields of expertise. 🙂
@@Pepe_theFurfagFrog Not the same... And if you don't think it should be illegal to carry a loaded firearm in public intoxicated we have nothing further to debate as I profoundly disagree with you. And no I would not allow a non employee in my warehouse to walk around in my dangerous work area because he is a warehouse worker especially intoxicated. That "professional courtesy" would cost me my job and a massive lawsuit if he were injured. A well regulated militia is not a drunk one :)
The fact that they keep repeating "everything is recorded" to me seems to imply that if it was not recorded, this incident would have turned out VERY differently (i.e. preferential treatment)
You're right
Bingo!!
more likely just an excuse not to, to make her not take it personally.
Could be. On the other hand it's an easy yet very effective argument to make it clear that there is no chance he can let them go so he probably uses it to prevent discussion and drama.
Yep
When Buddy walked out I almost lost it 😂
i did lose it!!! i was not expecting that 🤣
🤣😂🤣😂🤣
THIS IS WHY THEY FOUGHT SO HARD NOT TO HAVE THE BODY CAMS....
All of them Should be arrested. The two cops committed a crime by covering up a crime with the guns
@@jamiefredrickson2560 i agree, but lets not push it, we are still in shock that his camera didn't accidently turn off & double surprise he exactly went so far as to arrest her. At lease they both didn't get shot, & nothing going to happen to them, so it's a win win situation for the both of them
5:33 Proof of what we always knew...that before body cams, cops let each other off for these things consistently. Fucking hypocritical scumbags who won't hesitate to lock your ass up for the same shit they do. The fact they refer to people as civilians rather than citizens is a glimpse into their God complex.
You are exactly right I know it to be a fact, if you know any / have anybody in your family that is one they will either tell you that's why they hate the body cam and because they couldn't do it like they did in the " good ole days " that's the reasons why and they were pissed about it before it even was an order to have them.
They still get away with turning them off
She immediately drops the badge bomb and laughs like he should just let them go... Huh? You're a cop so we should LOWER our expectations?...
How bout, you're a cop, so you should be held to a higher standard? Good grief.
#AMEN
She won't lose her job. She might be put on paid leave.
With her husbands attitude I would have been like "you know what, lets go ahead and tow it"
With him in it🤣
@@JacSON2001 Heck arrest the husband for felony of having a gun while intoxicated, then tow car, now if his attitude hadn't been so bad I would of had the mercy this officer had, but not with the attitude
@@JacSON2001
🤣😅😆
Then let him walk about a block and arrest him for public intoxication.
He could have also arrested him on the gun charge as he wasn't permitted to carry a gun while intoxicated.
"I only live 4 blocks away.." Famous last words..
"My hands are tied... everything is recorded..." otherwise, he would let her go, because she is a police officer.
Exactly! But it also shows just how bad the corruption is, by the fact that he's not even slightly concerned that him letting her off for carrying her gun while intoxicated, is all being recorded too. I can't believe some comments here, are applauding the arresting cop for his integrity. What integrity?
if he wanted to let her go he wouldn't have mentioned that he smelled alcohol on her
@@royalloon1936 Actually, I didn't say anything about WANTING to let her go. He simply would have, because it is an unwritten rule with cops that they don't bust each other, at least, they don't do it unless there is no other reasonable choice. There are rare exceptions, of course, but in general, that is reality. Also, an officer can smell alcohol on someone's breath, and say the he/she smells it, and still legitimately let someone go, as having alcohol on your breath doesn't mean you are drunk. You need to think things through more deeply.
That's my biggest concern. He would let her go if he could. How sad!
I also feel like they say that to keep the accused cop calm. I’d probably say the same thing. Not bc it’s a cop only but bc it makes you the good guy. Duh
Cops are so corrupt. “regardless I’m not gonna charge you for the gun, I have too much respect for you” since when is it legal to carry a weapon when you’re intoxicated? And that’s with the camera on? He should be respecting the people he signed up to serve and protect instead of her just because she’s a cop. I really don’t get this. I’m a psychotherapist if one of my colleagues was doing something unethical that put others lives at risk I certainly wouldn’t respect them. This is why so much of the public doesn’t trust police, too many lacking integrity.
Agree! Charge the bich like you would anyone else!
Not all cops and there's corruption in every industry.
The expectation was for special exception. She mentions being a cop like its supposed to matter.
I have known people who are given cards by cops who are boyfriends or realitives and they basically tell you they can get away with things because of that card. Seems like corruption is common.
Turns out, the DUI being a cop helped. The passenger telling the arresting officer that he won't lose his job either if he ignores the offense!
Lupita, respectfully you're psycho alright 😂🤣😃
As a psychotherapist do you group and judge your customers/patients like you do cops because you said “cops are so corrupt”…that’s pretty broad and includes them all in that blanket statement. As a therapist are any of your patients ever cops? Do you ever say something to your patients about them or their emotions or behavior or there reasoning that you don’t believe?
The fact this cop did many things his drunk colleagues didn’t like, want or agree with. They did not leave without being identified and processed. Now what happens to them afterwards is up to courts and this cops superiors. I would think as a psychotherapist you wouldn’t group people together with such a judgmental comment
"It's being recorded. My hands are tied. You understand?"
That's all we need to know with how things should be handled vs how things get handled.
It's also a very common way of neutralizing the situation. I say that all the time to customers and no cameras are on me. It shifts the burden to the system and protocols and away from the person initiating them. Understand?
@@kervychoa Do you feign feeling conflicted and make it seem like you don't want to do it? Or do you not like what you have to do at your job?
I can understand saying it but the way he's acting, it's pretty hard to claim he wouldn't have done it differently if he wouldn't get caught.
I was being a bit dramatic about the "that's all we need to know." With everything presented, I would put money on it that no camera = drunk goes home with nothing bad happening.
@@kervychoa yeah that's what I got from it as well.
Why is that rude guy wearing a skirt?
@@MiaPuhar It is a Kilt. For Scottish and Irish (yes some Irish clans wear Kilts too) heritage. Like how sheiks wear turbans or sashes with ceremonial knives etc. etc.
Lmao I was not expecting this guy to come out of the car wearing a kilt🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Both suspects should be charged with carrying a firearm while intoxicated. The officer is showing favoritism and that's never right.
Cops cut people breaks all the time. Its up to the officers discretion. You guys are a bunch of cry babies
It’s called discretion... and we all exercise it no matter the situation or occupation... are you also against plea deals?
@@exophthalmos1 yup. No one deserves a plea when you're a criminal
holy shit arrest him for wearing that horrid skirt at least...I did not see that coming
@@pondlakes And cops cut other cops breaks almost every time.
Spent more time apologizing to her than doing his job. Now, imagine the same scenario with ordinary ppl.
Alex Cruz or a minority
@@tonynight2506 Fines doubled 😝😝😝
He basically implied he was only doing it because there were cameras..otherwise they would have been let go. Complete bullshit!'
ordinary ppl on the other hand dont loose their job over it
LEO’s are ordinary people. This woman proves it. She’s an officer, but she’s an imperfect human being first, She made a mistake that 90% of the people commenting here have made. The difference is that they haven’t been caught. If you don’t think putting their lives on the line every single day, for idiots like you, warrants a little bit of courtesy, then you should do the job for a few months and get back to me.
I have fallen down a RUclips wormhole of cops being arrested and I can’t stop
edit: In another lifetime we will all interact again in a comment section just like this ... see u in the wormhole
Fucking pig shit
*SAME!!!*
I started about 4 days ago too 🤣
Lol me too!! This shit is crazy
Here's a good one;
ruclips.net/video/g3TtRTgV4yM/видео.html
"Let me call my lawyer bro!"
That's all I'm going to say 🤣
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Aaaannndd she got acquitted. Can't find any record of a blood test or breathalyzer when at least a blood test should've been court ordered. Commits a felony, no charges because she works in the system. Awesome...
Could you imagine a world where everyone was afforded this much patience?
no.🥺
It’s called Canada (I think)
DON'T LOSE YOUR JOB CAUSE SHE A DRUNK AND SHE IS A COP NO FAVORS
Yelling at a cop while drunk with a gun on your hip. I’d be dead as soon as I said I had a gun.
@@ShabazzTBL YOU ARE SO RIGHT
"I'm not going to charge you with the felony of possessing a firearm while intoxicated"
Passenger is agitated and obviously too intoxicated to drive but is allowed to leave unchallenged/unmolested in illegal possession of his concealed firearm while intoxicated......
I wonder what the plan was to secure the officer's weapon that was placed in the trunk....
Lastly, there's not a single "ordinary" citizen on earth that can say they were treated this well after being arrested for suspicion of DUI.....
I would hope he would be unmolested? You okay
Right on.
lets see what else we can let you off with because you are a captain
I was baffled with that too. They should have at least took his weapon and gave it to him the next day.
P P A
If every cop talked to the average person like the were a drunk driving cop, the world would be a happier place.
Agreed. I _DO_ think he did a pretty good job!
@Fifteen Schnitzengruben who hurt you
Awesone
@Barney Weiss there was nothing infantile or foolish about that comment.
That cop was incredibly respectful to the both of them.
Sure is nice to have a felony just pushed aside. Regardless of who she is....it's a FELONY for ANY person to have a gun while drunk
depends on the state its a misdemeanor in my state
I figured it would be common sense to have strict laws against it. Guess there is no real common sense in places where you can marry a 16 year old kid.
@@jimkruse74 in some states you can get the death penalty for killing someone. People still do it don’t they? Making a gun charge a felony or misdemeanor Diane change a thing to someone who intends to break the law you clown. Anyone that is going to use a weapon on someone doesn’t care whether having the gun is a felony or a misdemeanor. Common sense gun laws are something that gets taught at schools for the mentally handicapped.
Different citizens have different rules in the United States. It has always been this way in America. Nothing new to see here.
Doesn't it depend on how drunk (BAC) and what state? Or does that not fit your cop hating agenda?
Let him walk while hes obviously intoxicated, pissed off, and has a gun on him. Brilliant police work.
Imagine how they’d treat a civilian who is drunk with a gun and angrily jumped out of his car…
Well, he was walking pretty straight. Too drunk to drive doesn't mean too drunk to walk
@@vanceogden2482 It does mean to drunk to carry a gun though. If one of us we'd have a knee in our back.
@@vanceogden2482 if you’re too drunk to drive you’re too drunk to carry a loaded firearm.
@@charliedee9276 call radio and have him arrested on his way home by the officer supervisor.
Sad thing, he's thinking of ways to let her off. Too bad everyone doesn't get the same consideration.
Did you see the cop offered the drunk gun totting passenger, who was mins before that passed out a ride home. WTF. He is carrying while disabled. The cop seems to not mind. This is so strange.
@@RipRider916 You already know she winked at him , After that it's all about tits and ask if she wants a ride.. 😆
If you've never done what you can for a colleague at work - kept quiet when they were late - covered when they came in with a hangover - then you can't talk.
@@williamholt2429 He didnt ask if she wants a ride?? He arrested her - didnt ask her anything.
@@jillyb710 Mine was a play on words , "Tits and Ass." Kif she needs a ride , @Brian Heinz introduced the actual " need a ride " idea💡
All of my other viewers watching; I’m reading what you’re saying and I totally agree! I’ve never been treated with kid gloves by any cop!
And; I’ve never acted this drunk or ignorant as the cops that are getting caught! It’s not fair!
Tow the car just like you would anyone else’s.
Lol, I scrolled to you comment right after he said 'we don't need to tow it'
cops get kickbacks when they tow cars to their friends impounds. it’s sick shit these fuckers do
Brian M bro that’s so true and I’m freaking livid thinking about it
Yup they should tow the car. In real time, the husband should also get cited for carrying his gun while drinking. And yeah, they do their jobs everyday they work. That’s their JOB has nothing to do with double standards where the law is concerned. They SHOULD she SHOULD have gotten the felony charge for gun as well. It is bullshit she did not.
She should have been subjected to the field test with her heels on as well.
He's just pissed because he's obviously not the one that wears the pants in the family.
hehe nice
Bwaaaaahaahaahaha!
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Panties probably count 🤣🤣
Unbelievable. “I don’t know why you are doing this”. In other words, you only do it to civilians..not us. Infuriating.
It's why I consider her far smarter than him. Once she realized it was going to happen, she became very cooperative and agreeable.
cuz you're in violation of the law. She claims to "not know", but yet she's a "law enforcer".
Exactly, this is why we need to abolish the police
@@ericfelds6291 Yeah . That's going to solve everything. 😐
@@jenniehughes6927 LOL Yeah, and let specially trained bartender pull over drunk drivers... Since they have better experience dealing with drunks... I say let Jennie Hughes run that program. 😁
I wounder if this officer treats every drunk person that's carrying a gun the same way? Cuff on front and talk nicely
He basically admitted the reason he had to arrest her was because it was recorded. Imagine if it wasn’t, they’d get away with it all 🤔
yep, a corrupt organization for decades
more than likely he said that to stop her from trying to beg for special treatment. it's a less argumentative and less escalating way to say you're not getting a break.
I've gotten out of many charges, as a civilian, because the cop cut me slack. They do this all the time for ANYONE (if they can) ...I think primarily to keep things peaceful. It leaves you feeling thankful and thankful people are less likely to retaliate.
If you're a prick though then, yes, they're gonna throw the book at you. So, if you find you're always getting slammed by the cops, well, be nicer.
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People need to stop saying this...no one is gonna to lose their job over some else bs...I would say the same thing to get em out my face with that cryin about let me go
Every time a cop says “everything is recorded”, I think of all the decades that cops let drunk cops go … so crazy to think.
Well both these pigs received no charges so the camera really doesn’t matter
They let anyone they wanted go. Not just other cops.
@@alexg4462 exactly
Let them go for domestic abuse, assault, DUI,..etc
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This goes way beyond professional courtesy. Telling a drunk cop how much you respect her? She is a disgrace to her badge, and SO
IS HE!
And her lawyer said she had slurred language because she has a British accent …..I have a British accent …wonder if it will get
Both Cop's needed to be DISCIPLINE!!!!!!!they both are a DISGRACE,....WORKING FOR THE LAW ENFORCEMENT'S .SERVICE
Honestly I would say whatever keeps the situation civil at that point
that's just de-escalation. You say what it takes to get the scenario to the desired point.
Did I see him wearing? a dress
It always astonishes me that cops try to talk their way out of a DUI and that 99.9% of the time, the cops who arrest them, go out of their way to stretch the law to charge them with as little as possible. If that had not been cops, both of them would have went to jail!
Would have went? Shocking grammar
@@andykirkwood4179 Why thank you for pointing out my mistake, without teaching me anything, it helps so much with my disability and does absolutely nothing to help me learn anything. How very kind of you! 🤣
It blows my mind every time I see a cop bend over backwards apologizing for doing a very mild version of their job. Just curious, has any civilian reading this ever gotten this kind of leniency from a cop?
I'm from a small town and knew some of the cops and...yes I got a pass a couple of times...long ago
Fuck no
Yes. Multiple times I have been cut a break by a cop. Got cut loose of a DUI charge on one. I am not going to go into details on the other times but they were pretty heavy charges possible not placed on me.
Yes
Yes, as a matter of fact, I have been let go. In the old days. I've since led a productive and law abiding life and am very grateful for the mercy. Look up "The letter of the law vs. the spirit of the law" and perhaps you might understand that an officer's discretion can indeed serve the best interests of a community (the people) instead of serving only the interests of the state (the government). Put THAT in yer pipe and smoke it, cop hater.
Double Standards, they all should be fired. He 100% would have let them go if there was no video of it.
He should be fired for what he *would* have done? In that case, lock us all up.
I totally agree, sad thing is it happens every day where they’re never charged!
He's literally stating that he'd let them go if it wasn't for the camera in his vehicle. Disgusting.
May or may not be true. Sometimes is sure, but also probably best tactic to have them cooperative, keep their demeanor from escalating.
Cop's partner should have arrested him for that remark! He is considering breaking the law.
It happens. Im sure people at your work get away with stuff that the normal population doesnt.
@@mcap8396 exactly. Nice to see a comment from someone with common sense
I see as the simplest way of saying I'm arresting you. No blame back on hi..