Arkansas State Police Arrest Deputy Police CHIEF for DWI

Fayetteville, Arkansas
The Deputy Chief of Police at the Fayetteville Police Department was arrested for suspected driving while intoxicated Wednesday night, according to a department news release.
Bradley Renfro, was stopped about 10:41 p.m. for a defective headlight by a trooper with Arkansas State Police at Wedington Drive and Fieldstone Avenue in Fayetteville.
Renfro was later arrested in connection with driving while intoxicated, refusal to submit to a chemical test and a defective headlight. Renfro was released from the Washington County Detention Center on $1,105 bond at 3:58 a.m.
He was placed on administrative leave pending the results of an internal investigation. The Arkansas State Police is investigating the criminal offenses of the arrest.
Renfro was named deputy chief in late December.
He began his career with the Fayetteville Police Department in 1996 after serving in the U.S. Army. Renfro has worked various assignments in both the patrol and criminal investigation divisions, according to the department.
He was promoted to sergeant in 2004, where he worked as a patrol sergeant and supervisor of the 4th Judicial District Drug Task. After being promoted to lieutenant in 2013, Renfro served as the night shift patrol lieutenant and was later transferred to the special operations division, supervising various units, including the motor unit, Dickson Street bike unit and school resource officer program, according to the department.
Renfro was promoted to captain in June 2017, where he oversaw the administration, patrol and criminal investigations divisions.

[@arkansaspoliceactivity]

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[@hernanv.2526]

By the book yet polite!

[@kinsley7777]

sooooo … what happened on the 28th ? … at least it wasn’t an arrest for kidnapping 🤷🏼‍♀️ thanx, LT … LET’S GO !!!! 😊

[@tdust2487]

I’ll give props to the guy. At least he took this like a man instead of crying, whining, and acting like a jackass like some of the other cops I’ve seen busted for DWI.

[@silvertip185]

They call the badge "the buzzer" - it get's you into and out of places. He never pulled the buzzer, I felt some respect for that.

[@chellegriggs]

And he didn't play the "I'm a sheriff deputy" card

[@clay1883]

I agree. He didn't start calling the roll on everybody he knows. Didn't say anything about his job until he was asked. Really sad that this one mistake probably ruined his long career.

[@garyrendano4717]

@@clay1883 yep. he probrally lost his pension and everything for that.

[@205ken4]

@@garyrendano4717what? Absolutely not a possible consequence of a misdemeanor / 1st time offender

[@user-mp9rd4hg8b]

Drinking and driving is not smart. Drinking and driving when you are deputy chief is REALLY not smart.

[@BlackRoseBun]

Especially in Arkansas for goodness sake.

[@acebrandon3522]

I guess the promotion to Deputy Chief Daug of Hooterville - Bugg Tussle, Arkansas went to the drunk cop's head. Not very smart, fella. No at all. Hope you do not meet anybody at the local Greybar Hotel that you have arrested....

[@jro9365]

@acebrandon3522 wow, quite an imagination you you've got. 1st time Offender with a very impressive background, made a mistake & owned up to it like a MAN . 🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@billionairebychoice8436]

​@@jro9365exactly

[@davidabrinton]

@@jro9365 He made a stupid mistake and got caught. He also complied and in no way tried to use his position to get out of his dilemma. Obviously he needs to pay the consequences of his actions, but I believe he is probably a good officer and therefore someone who is in a good position to rehabilitate himself. If he had been an ass I would say screw him, but I wish him the best for his future.

[@jimmycsays]

Kudos to the chief for owning up to his mistake and being cooperative, not pulling the "Im one of you, you cant do this to me" crap.

[@dugeep]

I Agree! I Was Waiting For The (Do You Know Who I Am?) That Answer Would Be (Yes! Your A Drunk Driver)

[@VioletWings1353]

He didn't "own up" to it! He refused the breathalyzer. He knew what he was doing was wrong and did it anyway. He put innocent lives at risk. No respect deserved.

[@justinpirate]

This was such a no bullshit, quick stop and arrest. No drama, arresting officer was fast with the process and maintained his professionalism. Drunk guy didn't try to use his job as a way out of this, just accepted it and went along with the process.

[@cochip__5897]

I looked up the full story, and the deputy chief who got arrested sounds like a very experienced officer. Served in the military before his time as an officer. That and how he handled himself during this says a lot.

[@jro9365]

Exactly !!. Not excusing what he did, but definitely understand he's only human just like everyone else & God only knows what he's been through &/or seen in his lengthy career. EVERYONE should know better than to get behind the wheel, & thankfully no one was hurt, but he definitely owned up to his part, behaved appropriately & honorably, no smug or entitled attitude or disrespect. Hopefully he gets the help he needs & didn't trash his entire career. I've worked with Dr's & Nurses that have became addicts, would short the patients on their pain meds & take it for themselves, write themselves scripts & so on, but they were able to go through treatment programs, agree to lengthy probationary/testing periods in order to salvage their long time careers. These things can happen to the best of people... ANYONE, but especially 1st Responders, Law Enforcement Officers, Dr's/Nurses, Soldiers or anyone who has or sees the very worst things that can happen to babies/ children, elderly or any innocent person. Anyone that's suffered a trauma or horrible loss, forced to end a life or accidentally take a life. No one is immune to it. Had this NOT been a law enforcement officer involved, most people wouldn't have had any interest or concern.

[@Jordan-gh6pe]

​@@jro9365yea but the light was working,that's how police are trained,to make stops and fight in court later

[@lavonnefoster6490]

​@@jro9365alcoholism is no respecter of persons.

[@jimklein5491]

At least he didn't try to leverage his badge to get out of trouble.

[@garrrbo]

He knew that works everywhere but the state police

[@saulocpp]

How do you call in the US this act of using a badge to get out of trouble, like "you know who you are talking to"? Maybe a slang for it?

[@loriw2661]

He, of all people, should know better. Thank you Trooper Martin, for being a good, honest LEO!💙

[@jro9365]

They were both good, honest LEO's. Off duty just happened to make a mistake like most ALL humans do in one way or another throughout their lives. He owned up to his mistake, behaved like a MAN & just as professional. 1st time offender with a very impressive record doesn't make him "criminal of the county" geesh. Hope he gets the help he needs & is able to retain his long time Honorable career . He has probably been through &/or seen more in his lifetime as a Soldier & an Officer for YEARS than A LOT ever see or experience.

[@stevetrivago]

Alcoholism doesn’t discriminate

[@404nitro]

People can bash this guy in the comments, but I will say, he acted like a man and not a cry baby. We all know that cops often do drink just like everyone else when off duty since after all, they are just normal people. Yes, he should have known better no question on that ,and I'm glad the trooper acted very professionally and did his job regardless of who this man is. I just hate to see a cop that otherwise has a clean record both on and off the job take a hit like this to his career (unless he is a known problem drinker off duty etc). With the pressures and crap they have to deal with all day it's surprising more don't get busted for stuff like this off duty. I wish him well and for all cops to be safe out there. A big thanks to all of them!

[@wayankartini2091]

Very fair comment. Hats off.

[@jro9365]

Perfectly said !!!

[@billionairebychoice8436]

This is true and this comment should be pinned so everyone can see it.

[@annk206]

Actually, not EVERYONE drinks.

[@kimhammons5947]

he really didn't seem drunk at all . kinda sad

[@csmelen]

He's probably thinking to himself in the backseat, "Why the f*ck didn't I fix that headlight!"

[@civlyzed]

That's what I thought too. I don't drink and drive, but I don't want to be pulled over for anything, so my cars are always legal. I see so many people around where I live driving junk piles with lights out, etc., but the cops don't seem to care.

[@charlesbutler8057]

At least he did not flee. Getting pitted by your own would have been embarrasing.

[@StevenG222]

Arresting an officer has to be tough but I like how Troopers treat everyone the same..nobody should be above the law.

[@tjf9586]

Not all troopers.

[@ericarrington808]

They sure don't treat everyone the same. Any regular person wouldn't get the opportunity to call someone to avoid an impound fee, any regular person wouldn't be able to sit there for 10 minutes moping instead of blowing into the tube. You're nothing to them, don't forget that.

[@everettthompson8301]

rump is.

[@user-ie2hp9sl2o]

​@@ericarrington808I said samething

[@billionairebychoice8436]

​@everettthompson8301 95% of the population can see through the bs that they're trying to pin on him. The other 5% is blind deaf and dumb. No one cares what you think. He's going to be in the Whitehouse again. All Americans are voting for him.

[@27sport86]

I think having a mustache like that should give you immunity for any crime

[@Steve.._.]

Without reading the thumbnail I saw his mustache and thought firefighter 😂

[@78twood]

😂😂😂

[@joyanders3968]

What a shame. It's just not worth it, people.

[@vickieskridge1220]

Trooper Martin doing his job!!! Well done sir!!

[@hahaha9076]

Quietest drunk ever. Trooper is very quiet, too.

[@imceltic52]

Did he know who it was ??

[@thadanzwiggler]

No mercy; dude was a Police Chief. He should know better.

[@EASTSIDERIDER707]

Everybody knows better.

[@youpattube1]

This is a good, professional cop. He stuck to business and wasn't preachy. And it is so refreshing not to hear this "oh I wish I didn't have to arrest you, I respect you brother, I can't let you go because the cameras are on, etc". He is just doing his job, getting drunks off the road. And I've got to also compliment the cop that got arrested. He didn't whine and ask for special treatment. He took it like a man.

[@kinsley7777]

@youpattube1 leave it to Arkansas … there’s a strong sense of honor in their LE agencies … I can only imagine how the Deputy Chief was kicking himself for it …

[@youpattube1]

@@kinsley7777 nice name. like teagarten.

[@kathrynnewton5203]

Props to the guy for not pulling the "I'm a police officer let me go" routine. Very nice calm actions by Tpr Martin.

[@Homer19521]

Great job Billy. Maybe this is exactly what the deputy needed to get back on the straight & narrow. I was pleased to see that he didn't claim he was "on the job" but took it like a regular citizen.

[@Gary-oi9zf]

At least he didn't tell him who he was first thing and expect to get let go like most leo's do.

[@jro9365]

Most ???? 🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@Micha-fk4gn]

Kudos to the chief. No crying for mommy, no blaming the trooper, no swearing, no I can’t breathe, did not pull his badge.

[@kinsley7777]

@Michael-fk4gn or his phone … don’t forget his phone 😂

[@warren_r]

The candour and professionalism of trooper Martin is absolutely top-notch. A lot of police officers elsewhere, even the good ones, could learn a thing or two from this.

[@detangojet]

Best FST instructions ever. Clear, concise, quick.

[@kinsley7777]

@detangojet yes, it was … no dilly dallying ~ straight to business 🇺🇸

[@OhFFsakes]

He behaved like a gentleman to that trooper and that in and of itself speaks to his character...we all know great people who have been in the same or similar situation. It happens to the best or em sometimes. Leave the guy alone. He literally exhibited no slurred speech or stumbling. Hell I can't do the FST's sober so I don't fault anyone for stumbling on the walk or leg raise.

[@dutchgram3799]

B.R. handled it like it should be. He could have been a jerk but choose the higher route.

[@damkayaker]

Truck should be automatically towed ... this trooper offered to let someone come get it. Not normal procedure ... because cop.

[@jro9365]

​@@damkayakerBS, I've seen plenty of videos where 1st time offenders have been offered to have someone come get their vehicle. Stop trying to make it about him being a LEO. 🙄🙄🙄

[@wsreeves123]

Now there is a whole bunch of humble....

[@BacktheBlue60]

Trooper Martin you are a credit to your profession. I salute you 👏 ❤

[@debbiejeffries3256]

I appreciated the professionalism of the officer on duty and the attitude of the Chief. Applying the law across the board honestly is the type of behavior I've come to look for in Arkansas's law enforcement dept.. Well done.😊

[@kinsley7777]

@debbiejeffries3256 they both handled it like the consummate professional we expect, didn’t they ? … Arkansas never fails to keep it above the bar {no pun intended}

[@kinsley7777]

OUCH ! … that’s gonna hurt … someone who spent decades shaking his head at drunk drivers 🙄

[@LindaZeno]

When it comes to ASP no one has immunity. Thank you APA!

[@dougsmith1721]

Kudos to the Arkansas State Police again for doing the right thing and constantly giving us the assurance that justice can still be found in our country. Unfortunately, this is not how it often happens in other jurisdictions, with a lot of professional courtesy being handed out. Certainly I feel for the Chief because we all make mistakes and sometimes the consequences can be severe. Nevertheless, this was a great video and a very good example of how things should be done.

[@MrHardhatharry]

How to destroy your career in one easy step. Stupidly

[@lancecahill5486]

Not really. He made a mistake and owned it. Didn’t flash his badge and ask for any favor. Give him a 3-day suspension without pay and chalk it up as a teaching moment.

[@billionairebychoice8436]

​@@lancecahill5486 yes true. My thoughts exactly.

[@sylviakidd1908]

Sad. Stupid but sad. Throwing away his career for alcohol. I hope he gets the help he needs.

[@donaldcampbell5277]

Sometimes you're the goose, and sometimes you're the gander.

[@user-dd8wh3xi6u]

Sometimes you're the windshield, and sometimes you're the bug

[@bdpage2023]

Alcohol & drugs don't discriminate. Plenty of folks condemn yet are intemperant themselves--excessive food, luxury stuff. Everything in moderation, especially since obesity & diabetes are harder on the healthcare system & shorten longevity as well.

[@jro9365]

Exactly. If some people had any clue how many Dr's, Nurses & so on become addicted to drugs &/or alcohol & are given the opportunity to go through treatment & keep their jobs after successfully completing treatment & agree to testing, their heads would spin. All this "Oh Cops should know better & blah blah blah".... we are ALL only Human, no matter the Profession/Job. Just another reason for some to bash on Law Enforcement. With what A LOT of Officers go through or have been through, it's not surprising that some turn to alcohol or worse. Yes, they should definitely know better than to get behind the wheel as EVERYONE should but, it happens. Hopefully, he gets the help that he needs & is able to salvage his very long career & thankfully no one was hurt. Not defending drunk driving in any way for anyone, but if this weren't a Law Enforcement Officer in the video, most people would have zero interest or concern. Heck, some would even say the Arresting Officer was just looking for an excuse to pull someone over. Seen that comment on here & other Channels many many times, but especially with ASP & their excellent job of spotting drug mules. People constantly bash on them for it, accusing them of making up lies & excuses to pull some over. It's ridiculous 😒

[@harryfloresalonso3457]

It's one of the worst feelings to arrest a fellow officer for anything. But for something like this that you know is very likely to end his career especially after he told him he's been on the job for 28yrs. The Chief made a really stupid mistake but (atleast I didn't hear him mention he was a Chief) he didn't try and use his rank to intimidate the Trooper to let him go, he didn't fight or argue just took his charges like a cool headed man not making excuses. This was a hard one Lt. We had to lock up an officer from my squad in the lot in his patrol car waiting for his partner, I was the one who smelled the alcohol on his breathe and had to cuff him but luckily didn't have to take the arrest, someone else took it what was worse was everyone in my unit was hand picked by the mayor's office so he was terminated ,immediately. Usually you get the choice to do treatment and get a desk assignment but you as the arresting officer you still gotta do your job

[@arkansaspoliceactivity]

Well said Harry, I also can attest to those same feelings. I saw someone at Capt. B's service that I had to investigate while in IA. It wasn't personal, and as you well know, we had a job to do and an oath, to fulfill.

[@harryfloresalonso3457]

@@arkansaspoliceactivity absolutely still not a good feeling

[@dwightr8590]

While I’m opposed to Drunk Driving, from what I saw on the video I believe he has a good chance of getting off this charge. #1 he was not observed doing any erratic driving. #2 I don’t know the result of the HGN test, but based on other observations I don’t see it being that bad. #3 from what I saw he done quite well on other tests. #4 any lawyer will tell you not to perform any tests especially breath tests, and police officer or not he has the right to refuse like any other citizen. #5 his cooperation and professionalism throughout the ordeal combined with not trying to influence with his badge get him bonus points. Unfortunately his career is probably over regardless of court outcome especially because of his rank. I wish him the best, hope he learns from this incident, and never drinks and drives again…!

[@wristwatch-trader7237]

Agree with everything you said, and frankly we're being silly if we punish this too severely. I'll take this guy - allegedly drunk - on the road any day vs. the various idiot "sober" people I have to share the road with each day. I'm about to grab some dinner 1/2 mile down the road, and I bet I encounter worse driving than I witnessed out of this deputy chief...

[@jennyshearer6916]

He didn't read him his rights but the Chief knew to say nothing but when you are arrested they have to read you your rights

[@sharonhatfield6646]

Wow! 2 in one week, so sad. I feel because of the pressures of the job, there should be some kind of re-hab program and a second chance given. I know I am going to get some flack, but it is what I feel.

[@user-ie2hp9sl2o]

Lol pressures whaaa we all have pressures at work no excuse

[@jleonard1847]

Messed up on 9 steps

[@GaryH-pw9cm]

When you are DWI you are DWI no matter who you are.

[@kinsley7777]

@GaryH-pw9cm yessir ! …

[@rhondalynn953]

Thank you State Trooper for doing your job! It doesn’t matter where you work if you drive drunk you get arrested!!

[@RandyNacol]

he had to know he put his career in jeoparty and yet he still drank and drove . it's sad he would put himself in that postion.

[@jeffreymilosevic4039]

The fact that the STATE Trooper doesn't know the Deputy Police CHIEF of the city he patrols is crazy.

[@kinsley7777]

@jeffreymilisevic4039 I wonder if that was just to keep things calm 🤔 otherwise, I’d think the trooper would have asked him what he does … tbh, the Deputy Chief could be a dispatcher for all he knows 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@1STGeneral]

Thank you Lord for answering my prayer in 2003 to take the desire for alcohol away.

[@donovanlong648]

I dont live in Arkansas, but ive watched enough videos of ASP to know, Never run, and keep yourself legal if your driving through 😅

[@annk206]

Don't kid yourself. This place is corrupt. At least my town.

[@wristwatch-trader7237]

This guy basically did everything perfect. The original stop wasn't even for "bad driving." There's so much crappy driving day in and day out, that I wish they'd focus more on the *driving* than the *why*. Some of these drunks can probably drive better than half the sober people can. Just looking at the video, granted he's a cop so he's smart enough to manipulate it, but I see zero evidence of intoxication whatsoever.

[@DD30112]

Very professional interaction between both Officers. Kudos on how they related to each other. Hoping for lenience from the judge when he is sentenced.

[@zacharysandberg]

Hope this guy gets help. He seemed respectful and didnt lie or cause an issue.

[@carolb29]

pnut butter whiskey? never heard of it and EW.

[@theunfazed7109]

It's very good. I tried some called Screwball that is really awesome dude.

[@user-rf6bq8vk2o]

I believe it’s spelled ewwwwweee

[@ChitwoodMitwood]

I don't take no test and don't wear no seatbelt and I find these handcuffs uncomfortable, and I arrest drunk drivers.

[@adahy123]

Props for not pulling the I'm a Chief card but dang what a dumbass thing to do. Throw away your career for alcohol. He kept sighing so hard, wonder if he was thinking about his job going down the toilet or all the poor bastards he's hauled off for the same stupid thing.

[@blueonblack3971]

Excellent job for your professional Trooper Martin ! Usually these things don't happen and if it does it's running off a tip.

[@geekyzombie]

Good on Trooper Martin. He didn’t skip a beat, change what he was doing etc., when Renfro mentioned his job. Renfro knew he couldn’t fight it because …hello, it’s ASP.

[@kinsley7777]

@geekyzombie they both handled it professionally … it happens, but I can’t see Fayetteville tossing his career … probably retirement time, tho’

[@MatthewIrwin-bs5kp]

Kudos to trooper Martin. Very professional!

[@wildflowerwind6941]

Alcohol ruins lives.

[@jleonard1847]

Peanut butter whiskey?????

[@horsehide3039]

yuck

[@JamesEmery]

Arkansas, remember ?

[@wisdomrules8474]

Very glad I don't drink.

[@wherecar54]

ASP never seem to flinch when it comes protocol. Must have drank a lot to not take the breath test. Trooper noticed it immediately.

[@kinsley7777]

@wherecar54 good comment, but your name is the best 🏆 I watch it on a KZbin channel …

[@CPcamaro]

I love that dash/body cams have begun to break down the super-preferential treatment that cops would give to their 'brothers' in this sort of situation.

[@charlesbutler8057]

Too many peanut butter whiskeys could result in a jelly roll.

[@sirsmeal3192]

Sounds like a sticky situation...

[@lizmallard7158]

Someone had enough spine to arrest this idiot. Good on you.

[@kinsley7777]

@lizmallard7158 yes, ma’am … ASP rocks ! 😊

[@TexasSpecial91]

I'm impressed the guy didn't try to flash credentials right off the bat to get out of it.

[@78twood]

I have even MORE respect for the police in Arkansas after seeing this! They are the best, no nonsense force in the nation 😎👏

[@coolcat-tw1hl]

We have all made mistakes, maybe we need to look and see if this a pattern or just a mistake. He accepted HE made the choice. But all of us have done stupid things and didn't want it to ruin our life so how about we throw no stones and not have to replace our glass houses and if this is a only time for this man let him do his punishment the same as us and get back to his job, a little more humble, a lot more understanding and a hell of a lot more wiser. Would be proud to know a this man who did not ask for special treatment but was a man about it. Good luck and prayers you come out of this whole.

[@kinsley7777]

@coolcat-tw1hl well said … when you think about how many people get 5,6,7 DUI’s and just walk out of the courthouse, it seems only fair to let him correct this …

[@jleonard1847]

Yeah hes done

[@marycunningham-ym2sx]

Good stop Trooper MARTIN AS They're say don't drive and drink

[@kinsley7777]

@marycunningham-ym2sx yes, that was the second worst decision of his day … drinking peanut butter whiskey was the first ! … yuk 😂

[@phillipmarlowe0525]

Wow no “ I can’t breathe” lmao.

[@sandramcnew5827]

20 years on the force, what a shame

[@danielelise7348]

28

[@Mary_Beth_Reimer]

Thank you for the video 😊

[@warbirdwf]

Heart breaking in a sense that this man who served his country and his community made such a foolish decision to drink and drive. Thus, he probably ruined a long career in law enforcement. Ubers and taxis are MUCH cheaper than this outcome.

[@matt45540]

Peanut butter whiskey, I think the brand name is skrewball

[@jimboalogo]

The trooper and the suspect both know it's all on camera. Special treatment was standard back before the cameras. Not anymore.

[@hitorque2734]

You got any basis for knowing what was "standard" before cameras? I do. 30 years ago, an officer I was on shift with was arrested for DUI. He was fired. Oh, and no cameras back then.

[@robertpetty6110]

Not really. I arrested an officer from a neighboring jurisdiction after he was involved in a PI accident back in the mid 80's...back then we called DWI, OUIL...and he certainly was.

[@jro9365]

Oh BS 🙄🙄🙄

[@harryfloresalonso3457]

Not true at all .I had an officer in my squad get arrested in the parking lot waiting for his partner so they can begin their day, he pulled the patrol car up to the front of the building, no cameras it's all about integrity

[@jro9365]

@jimboalogo funny how some people think the BWC's are more for the Suspects than the Officers protection. Most LEO'S have zero problems wearing them, it protects THEM from the lying suspects & gives them all the prrof they need to justify their forced actions. Saving States/Cities & Law Abiding tax paying Citizens tons of $$$ in BS lawsuits.

[@Cuileanne]

Honest Arkansas State Police. 👮‍♀️🚓💙

[@princefanforever4202]

Hands shouldn’t be in his pockets 😳

[@wristwatch-trader7237]

Yup, that's literally the only thing he did wrong on this stop. And funny that the trooper didn't bother to correct it...

[@327JohnnySS]

I think that the trooper knew that he was a Leo when he ran the plate.

[@Levi11349]

What a shame.

[@_mikishi_]

Would be nice if you put the date of the incident in the title or description. But good work for ASP to do the right thing.

[@mychannelnotyours123]

LED light bulbs are cheap insurance against fishing expeditions.

[@tushygalore]

Whoopsiedoodle!

[@CoololdCars]

Very professional trooper. Like he should be an FTO if he isn’t already.

[@barkmaker]

He did not come across as a menace to me. Seemed to do well on all the tests. Probably legally 'drunk' but probably not a threat to others on the road.

[@perception_management]

Talk about transparency

[@Genoveva7780]

With my balance impared, I couldn't pass that test even if I wasn't drunk. 😂 The worst standing on one foot, of course there are other ways they could know i wasn't drinking which by the way i would never do.

[@annk206]

I couldn't either.

[@laurelwoodward2700]

Thank you LT. I appreciate you being willing to cover when one of your own becomes a suspect. Your integrity to show it all is priceless. This is just one of the many reasons i love this channel.

[@arkansaspoliceactivity]

Thank you Laurel

[@redrooster1908]

Sad.

[@anthonyholmes195]

No one is above the law

[@kinsley7777]

@anthonyholmes195 #facts

[@sirsmeal3192]

Very polite and professional trooper. I would be proud to be served by him.

[@MachineGunOz]

I watched a NM state trooper arrested a Albuquerque PD officer for DUI and now this...

[@kinsley7777]

@MachineGunOz I guess there’s some comfort to be found in the fact that 2 arrests is just a splash in the bucket compared to the thousands of arrests 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@kinsley7777]

sometimes, that impressive desk job with the pretty title can become the worst thing that ever happened 😔

[@arkansaspoliceactivity]

Good Morning Karen!

[@kinsley7777]

@@arkansaspoliceactivity goooood morning ☀️ gonna be another H O T one …

[@luapkirner5331]

Come on, he’s not impaired.

[@firesunearthmoon8999]

Crazy how he kept his hands in his pockets, most officers go nuts over that.

[@user-ie2hp9sl2o]

Right and how he could avoid the tow truck cause noone else would

[@trishbender7940]

Audio, check friends! Can’t hear anything!👮‍♂️

[@robertbissonnette4411]

No one is above the law it doesn't matter if you are in law enforcement

[@dirtfarmer7472]

He knew he was a had lad when he was asked to get out of his pickup.

[@bionicman6969]

Used to bowl on a league in Macomb CO MI 20 years ago and we all had a few beers but the ones who got the drunkest every night were the Macomb County Sherriffs, they would often be stumbling out of the alley and they knew they had no worries.

[@FuckPalestineFuckHamas]

Yup. Same problem with Livingston County sheriff. I dated a girl who used to work for the wife of one of their deputies a long time ago. Once a year, they had a big Christmas party. She told me that the wife and the deputy would get absolutely shitfaced before driving home. There’s a Howell cop too that used to be at the bar after work every Thursday when all of us would be up there. He would be there before us, and left after us. No telling how much booze that guy put down in those few hours, not to mention, the fact that he liked hanging out with people that were half his age.

[@nathanrgreen23]

Great Arrest Video

[@cindy6495]

Evening Lt, Ok when he was searching the truck did he say 3 Peanut butter Whiskey? If he did I never heard of that. I had to go back some on the video to see if I heard that right 😛 You have a good night and a great day tomorrow my friend. ❤😋

[@cindy6495]

Oh I think the Chief lost his job cuz of being caught, it's sad too. 😢

[@naughtystep285]

Definitely looking up Peanut Butter whiskey!

[@LindaZeno]

Notice he didn't give his position in the police department. So embarrassing.

[@blynkers1411]

If he had, cop haters would say he was playing for favors or sympathetic camaraderie. He didn't and so you say this. Couldn't pay me enuf to protect and serve you whiners.

[@cliffspencer3173]

Actually, that goes to his credit. He didn't try to pull rank or flash his badge to try and get off because he's "on the job". He knows he screwed the pooch and he's going to take his medicine like a big boy.

[@damkayaker]

@@blynkers1411 - Explain why the trooper asked what he did for a living? Ever hear the saying , "takes one to know one" this trooper could smell the cop stench mixed with the booze.

[@rogerroger9884]

Embarrassing that he didn't give his position in the police department? He wasn't looking for leniency or favors, that is commendable!

[@jro9365]

​@@damkayakerWhatever. 🙄🙄🙄🙄 anything to whine about

[@aliciaroot2201]

Busted! Not looking good for you buddy😮

[@maryjane-rx4sq]

Respect gor the deputy chief. He didn't argue or play his "do uou know who I am" card.

[@Ed.598]

Unbelievable

[@jro9365]

Why ??? He's a human being just like everyone else. Probably has been through & seen more in his long time honorable career than most every day people ever see or deal with. He made a mistake, he owned it & behaved professionally. Speaks volumes about his good character.