DUI Defense Lawyer Destroys Cop's Credibility as He Testifies RE Client's Lack of Sobriety

DUI defense lawyer Larry Forman cross-examines a cop who gave his client a DUI charge and the cop's credibility was destroyed during questioning. Was this DUI case dismissed? Watch this video to find out!
July 27, 2016
Shelby County, KY
The Prosecutor's Direct Examination: 1:03
The DUI Guy's Cross Examination: 1:14:20
The Prosecutor's Re-Direct Examination: 1:43:01
Judge: Honorable J.R. RoBards, Shelby County District Court Division B
Defense attorney: Larry Forman, a.k.a. the DUI Guy
Prosecutor: John Robinson
Arresting Officer: Trooper B. Miller, Kentucky State Police
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[@lydiasinclair1126]

And this is why people say cops need more training. They need more then training, psychology and de-escalation needs to be tested for years. There are so many rogue cops once they get that badge it should be monthly psych evaluations for a few years to see if their anger or attitude has changed once gaining the power to take someone's liberty. Way too many young cops with no life experience. Destroying lives to get a promotion.

[@utaptube]

@@RyanGBanister Restore what we once had. See "Are Cops Constitutional?" by Attorney Roger Roots available free on line. " professional police were unknown to the United States in 1789, and first appeared in America almost a half-century after the Constitution's ratification. The Framers contemplated law enforcement as the duty of mostly private citizens, along with a few constables and sheriffs who could be called upon when necessary. This article marshals extensive historical and legal evidence to show that modern policing is in many ways inconsistent with the original intent of America's founding documents. The author argues that the growth of modern policing has substantially empowered the state in a way the Framers would regard as abhorrent to their foremost principles." I fully agree with his assertions.

[@RedHeart1]

I totally agree and that’s why we do NOT need to defund the police, but rather make sure they have enough funds for proper training! The need more training and evaluations!

[@thorbradshaw2637]

@Jon Jukoba Exactly their job is not even that dangerous!

[@Cincy_Kid]

They need to be held accountable.

[@michaelmartin6614]

This officer did an outstanding job, do professional!

[@amamsurri5454]

My right ear is destroying my left ear in this argument.

[@mylittlepuppy9116]

👍😂👍...

[@sweetums1634]

I thought it was my phone at first! 😅

[@SharonStar62]

Lol!!😄😄

[@Dracona63]

If you're using Chrome, get the KZbin Audio Fixer extension for videos like this.

[@amamsurri5454]

@@Dracona63 good tip I just switch my audio to mono but for those without the option that works

[@cubles6825]

No matter what year these types of things were recorded in, they always somehow come out looking like they were made in 1995.

[@TheVirtualObserver]

😂😂

[@hwy419]

So true! You would think they could get some decent recording equipment!

[@cogitoergosum4695]

It’s called the gov’t. All gov’t municipal technology is trash aside from the big initials (CIA, NSA, etc.).

[@justinbenoit1820]

Bruh, no shit lmao...

[@ChibiViolin]

It's the same shit. This was recorded on tape not digitally.

[@DyslexicDancer]

And you may find yourself in the internet And you may find yourself on KZbin late at night And you may find yourself browsing for videos And you may find yourself watching a 2 hour courtroom DUI video And you may ask yourself, "Well... how did I get here?"

[@dravendfr]

Great, now that song is stuck in my head. Good work.

[@thechrononautswife-dorothy]

Letting the days go by 🎶

[@stevepeterson7969]

And you may be that man or woman in that video, watching the people on the internet saying that you were there whilst you were home masterbulating. And you may have to clean up your own mess...

[@ozzygonzalez8350]

Hahaha good song new lyrics lol......

[@time4me2fly94]

@@stevepeterson7969 masterBULATING? That sounds painful.

[@davidp4192]

Its so amazing how they flat out justify threatening violence and destroying people's lives if you don't do as they wish but if the person gives them a little dose of what they are dishing out its a crime

[@cpaine8442]

When asked for his name, I fully expected him to point at his shirt and say "right here."

[@WhitefolksT]

Lolz that what you tell the judge!?!? 😂

[@tactup23]

LOL

[@karenbrougham6208]

It’s so true lol

[@acelinomckinzie1956]

😂😂😂

[@jamiehubbs1699]

Good One !

[@maciejstalmach]

1:16:24 this is where the good part starts at

[@EckerKyle]

Wish I saw this an hour ago lol

[@Eatongee]

@@EckerKyle I knew someone would poste it. I looked in the comment section first. lol

[@Trionicast]

DA MVP

[@MP212NYC]

God bless you.

[@joel1228]

Out here doing the lord's work. Thank you

[@cfromcass]

I served in the U.S. Air Force Security Police for 10 years and at my last assignment during a training session we conducted the same training as this cop speaks of. In our tests it was volunteer Airmen from our own flight that consumed the alcohol. The person who consumed supposedly little or none was assumed drunk. The person who drank the heaviest passed. The one that drank a moderate amount (not drunk by breathalyzer) failed. These tests are too subjective and if you show ANY attitude the officer will fail you. It makes no difference if you come out clean, they got even at you for your insolence and cuffed you and locked you up. Officers are assholes like other humans and don't care.

[@spicyirwin5835]

Not ALL, some officers!

[@theParticleGod]

@@spicyirwin5835 There are two types; Cops who are corrupt, and cops who cover up for them.

[@TheCthtoNicfLy]

@@theParticleGod double stamp that free burrito card Steve. In Colorado I have been about 50% it's a toss up . I don't think we need police at all, what do they do except get money from the citizens. They don't prevent crime ,they hear about it, after it's over. Big deal then they try and arrest the victims. I told both my kids you never call the cops for any reason period we don't need them. they took away are right to travel. the organic constitution has been changed. Know one knows. if you get your ducks in a row you don't need license registration or proof of soothing that might happen , its a scam and we are the victims . your thoughts Steve

[@DuckDuckDad]

Anything you say can AND WILL be used against you in a court of law. This applies to the field sobriety tests as well. They are given to add evidence against you, never for you. Any lawyer will tell you to never submit to field sobriety tests. They are not required. They are designed for you to fail and support the arrest and charge.

[@WeencieRants]

Yep. Did a few of these as a volunteer for secfo when I was in the dorms. It’s a pretty subjective test and is easy to pass with any amount of practice.

[@2vintage68]

The prosecutor and defense attorney both proved she was not impaired! The DUI, OVI laws and enforcement are outrageous. They are designed to ring the cash register of these counties and cities. And that is not surprising.

[@elsabeleroux7896]

There was a case where the driver said to the off8cer that he had been driving 15/16 HOURS so of course he would not look fresh. Yet he was taken into custody. How HOW can an officer just pull people out of the cars WTHOUTH. EVEN. ASKING. QUESTIONS AND L.I.S.T.E.N. ???????? America's a kkilling machine when it come to your Ploce Force. This officers just said: some people come from work any hour of the night. AND YOY J6ST MAKE YOUR OWN CLONCLUSION. And this test of theirs is BS IN THE N'TH DEGREE. LET THE PEOPLE BLOW FOR ALCOHOL READING AND YOU HAVE AN ANSWER IMMEDIATELY. that is unless you comprehend ZERO reading and believe what you want. Like happened to a driver, blowing ZERO THREE TIMES IN ROW AND HE WAS STILL TAKEN FOR A BLOOD TEST.

[@sully4019]

18 weeks training, unbelievable ,here in Germany you go to school for 3 years to become a police officer.

[@rudybishop9089]

Oh Storm Trooper . . . got it

[@Niko-xz5lk]

German Police are much more professional in my experience than British and American forces.

[@rudybishop9089]

@D. Wow your one of them thar intellects - Pun; verb: exploiting different meanings of a word or fact. Example “state trooper vs. storm trooper” Now run upstairs and tell your mommy.

[@bdmartinjr.1715]

We need the same standard here, Sully!

[@Andrewza1]

@@rudybishop9089 you do know it not just Germany that has got more than 18weeks most European cops have 1 to 3 years training.

[@ludviglolo]

Everybodys gangsta until the lawyer pulls out the whiteboard in court

[@romenalvarez6450]

This comment made by day 😂 so true!!

[@freeflowconsciousness8243]

Cause they are the true gansters, they operate armies through bureaucracy.

[@DroGodina]

Prolly the same one FROM law school, too. XD

[@yivanmartinez595]

@JoshinStocks You didn't listen to the conference when they approached the bench? Nor when the trooper said his DUI training consisted of 3.5 days (if we count 7), or 2.5 days (if we count 5 days) out of the week??

[@michellesmith9522]

Lol so true

[@marks2731]

The thing is.. lawyers specialise in certain areas of the law. Years and years, decades probably, studying one part of the law, like contract law, or divorce law, or building codes. They spend decades studying one small tiny section of the law. A police man thinks he knows the law, after a few weeks studying tiny parts of it.

[@dustinstout8083]

Yep and even if you spent years studying you can still be wrong because laws are up to interpretation and at the Mercy of the people in charge perspective All laws are clear as mud and even if your within the letter of the law you can still be convicted totality of circumstances laws are always up for interpretation

[@AC-gw4qu]

The "can't do math in my head" tactic is brilliant. The jurors do the math in their heads and want to provide the answer for you.

[@thamomentum]

For those confused. The cross examination occurs as 1:15:00 - the point is to accurately breakdown the accounts and measure the test the cop conducted and portray that there was a clear bias in his decision on this DUI charge. Relaying it back to the inaccuracy mentioned for these tests and the claims: 1) the defendant never had the "scent of an alcoholic beverage" from thier person but instead the car 2) had indications of tiredness instead of under the influence

[@isaacgyasi7527]

Thank you

[@rickjason215]

What was the verdict? I never get a verdict here and it is frustrating. I imagine it means a conviction. Lawyer's rarely win these cases, even if the cop is a liar.

[@thefishfin-atic7106]

but how does she dispute the breath test results, even if the cop was biased?

[@0Godzillaswrath0]

@@thefishfin-atic7106 not entirely sure if I'm correct in saying this but I think the lawyer's goal is trying to refute probable cause, in which case, would make any evidence collected after the refuted probable cause be inadmissable in court. Again, not entirely sure about that, but I think thats correct.

[@wyattjarvis4983]

@@thefishfin-atic7106 He doesn't have to explain anything. Procedural violations matter. The breath test is irrelevant if it is discredited.

[@angelaandreasen6797]

Me 7 minutes in realizing the video is over an hour and 40 minutes.

[@MrLeiduowen]

Good job, Angela. Keep it up😜

[@Bumble_Bill]

7:30 for me

[@nres1]

Wow 2nd place not bad , it just so there are two people 🤓

[@okalrightchill]

yep 😅

[@clairemcnamara1749]

After reading this comment ..Im out 😅

[@alexrev13]

I spent almost 2 hours watching this and you couldn't even Grant us the results of the case although you probably won it I would have liked to hear the jury's decision. Or did I just miss something?

[@caseys.manning8758]

Yes! Then in the description box he wrote a summary of the case and concluded it with, “Was this case dismissed? Watch the video to find out!” 🤦‍♀️

[@willymacdonald7535]

alexrev 13 I’m like you hearing the ‘verdict’ makes watching the DUI Guy after listening through all this worthwhile.

[@jonny555ive]

Welp, you saved me 2 hours..... Thank you 👍👍

[@lesliecalzadillas-maynard6997]

Thank know right. We watched for a long time waiting for it and they didn’t deliver and I didn’t see where the cop was discredited enough to change the outcome although we’ll never know unless there’s a part two. Lol

[@lesliecalzadillas-maynard6997]

@@jonny555ive 🤣

[@moderngod1]

I like how there’s 3 cops in the back watching like “aye this the DUI guy on KZbin he gonna get the dub”

[@NickJay]

Cops? I don't think so. They looked more like Court Sheriffs to me.

[@anon2414]

A court deputy is a cop

[@larryschulin902]

@@NickJay Court Sheriff? What is that? How did you come to that conclusion? Are you trained to recognize a Court Sheriff vs any other LEO?

[@NickJay]

@@larryschulin902 Court Sheriff ... you've never watched Judge Judy? Burd is her court sheriff - they don't have them here so presumed it was an American 'thing'. :) I presume LEO is law enforcement officer?

[@j1mmyuk389]

1:16:40 here’s where it gets good, just seen it in the comments and passing it on 👍🏼

[@azzgunther]

It never got good.

[@brandonp5019]

@@azzgunther true

[@Nysvarth]

@@azzgunther Wish I had clicked "show all comments" and seen this -_-

[@SharonStar62]

Thx

[@malcolmanon4762]

Ta bruv

[@joshsingleton8312]

Hell I get nervous and sweat even if I’ve not done anything illegal I haven’t drank any kind of alcohol in 17 years but every time I have gotten pulled over I still get nervous

[@tjcmoto5484]

Shit I'm just sweaty all the time. Hot out side - sweating. Cold out side- sweating.

[@madboydaz]

the one that gets me is the alphabet backwards - I cant do that any time

[@edward569]

Do you guys get sprayed in the face with pepper spray like us in training or is it still cyclone B main furor?

[@michaelsotomayor5001]

I used to think like this as well.. but now I think "I respect you, you WILL respect me" plus the fact that we pay for their job

[@jasonfoster908]

That's so true don't have to have done anything illegal and ever time it intemedates me and gives me anxiety and I have a panic attack but try to keep my cool cause the first thing they gonna say is why I so jumpy or nervous for and boom it all escalates for there

[@YukiTogawa]

18 weeks of training at the academy - must be 48 months. This is why we have so many ridiculous misconduct. They enforce the law without any knowledge of the law.

[@ASS999ish]

Can't teach anyone to not add leaven to the truth & turn it into a lie to suit his nastiness !

[@MegaDudeman21]

4 years is too long

[@thothheartmaat2833]

AND THE SUPREME COURT RULED THAT WHEN AN OFFICER MAKES A MISTAKE IT NULLIFIES THE CONSTITUTION.. ITS CALLED THE GOOD FAITH EXEMPTION... WE NEED TO GET THEM TO FIX THIS...

[@ericalexander5890]

Thanks, Mr. Guy, for including timestamps in the description. Bravo!

[@clayhough4972]

Everybody just watch the last 30 minutes. The first lawyer is the states attorney. He just trying to make the cop look like he knows how to do his job.

[@rahkshifan99]

Seriously! Wish I had seen this before I watched an hour in. But still it's good to see the whole thing.

[@tyshamelody8558]

Thanks lol

[@BigAlCapwn]

Thanks

[@jeremiahwineglass5792]

Lol time saver lol

[@southpineshooligan]

i came directly to the comments to find you ahha thank you

[@Elfin4]

Standing on one leg for 30 seconds ? I would struggle with this without a drink, these tests are nonesense.

[@timothyrouse2853]

Agree , i think it should be done by blood test , all fair then

[@uwewinkler2820]

what about a person with only 1 leg ? or both missing ?

[@nerys71]

that's the point. the tests are DESIGNED and INTENDED for you to fail even if you are stone sober.

[@ansv3340]

@@nerys71 BS, in my 25 years driving, aggressive speeding, and 100s of tickets i never been given any tests physical or breath. Never was even asked if I was drinking. Was only asked for how long i been driving that night. So when you are sober and not under influence its easy for anyone to see and no one will ever accuse you in that. Stay sober , and be polite to the cops. you will get away with a lot .

[@nerys71]

@@ansv3340 then you're one of the lucky ones there are 20 million traffic stops a year your anecdotal report means nothing I've also never been given any sort of sobriety test my anecdotal report also means nothing

[@charlesvellar]

Sir, just watched your video on how to Ross examine your comment a out sharing made me realized how truly. Lesser life has been. Thank you so much for your insight.

[@m2kewl]

In the Army, we train for 4 years before becoming an Officer. Post that, we qualify on atleast 5-6 courses

[@roughriderks]

OCS is not 4 years long!

[@Themusicbiz]

If you go to friggen West Point, or you join with a college degree yes you can join as an e4 and start as an officer. (I am not one, I am a civilian, just had a friend who did it)

[@roughriderks]

@@Themusicbiz West Point is not OCS. OCS is a course requirement in West Point. No one has to train for 4 years to be an officer in the Army. There are positions in the Army that require a license or degree in that field ie a Lawyer or a Chaplain which one has to be an officer to have that MOS. These are civilians who have obtained a DCO or Direct Commissioned Officer. BUT still you do not have to train for 4 years to be an officer in the Army! Can you train for 4 years and become an officer, yes. Do you have to, no! And OCS is not 4 years long! I spent 6 years enlisted, in the 82nd.

[@cravanicus4621]

Not 4 years to become a POLICE Officer. Seriously, how are you going to post that nonsense knowing that everyone else talking about police officers and not commissioned officers in the Army?! Do better, HOOAH?

[@roughriderks]

@@cravanicus4621 RIF reading is fundamentally! I responded to the guys comment about how long it takes to become an officer in the army.

[@deepankartripurana3112]

I'm interested at how many folks feel personally and physically threatened at the notion that police officers could receive more training on multiple levels or that the thought that you can't solve crime by overstuffing our jails and that it costs us more as taxpayers to incarcerate a person than to prevent crime through reinvestments in healthcare, education, transportation, childcare, family planning, utilities etc. In almost every other profession (ex: medicine, law, engineering, vocational work, trade jobs etc), we have a high standard on legal and ethical compliance and years of training let alone thousands of safeguards built into law, institutional policies, and overall culture. How come police officers and members of the legislative branch (if not also other professions folks know about) receive little to no training, safeguards, etc relative to the rigor of other professions? These folks are provided tools with the capacity to kill their own constituents either through the firearm or a legislative bill: how could we stand by and watch them wield such power over us without accountability, standards, safeguards, preventative research, etc that other professions have to be held up to? ^Oh also, divestment from police and reinvestment in community resources like healthcare/education/etc already happens in White Middle Class Suburbs in the US right now in case folks thought anything sounded too socialist or radical. lol

[@fepethepenguin8287]

Because they don't want smart well trained cops... its all culminating soon. How do you think all these cops at peaceful protest, can Humanly start beating civilians.. Look at Australia for what's coming next.

[@lucyfruge]

You are very accurate. Which is why many of those departments operate within the bounds civil forfeiture. They will use CF to fund their departments due to the lack of funding in middle to upper class communities.

[@UselessOpinion]

I like how cities can afford to give departments unlimited amounts of military grade weaponry, and tanks, but won't add HD cameras to their buildings.

[@dannypenola2674]

Or road side breath tests.

[@AlfredxJames]

Do you know what military grade even means?

[@UselessOpinion]

@@AlfredxJames made by the lowest bidder (or whoever got a no bid contract and padded the bill)

[@BasicEndjo]

well hd video takes a lot of storage. and they record for hours. and storage space also costs a lot. so i'm guessing they can't have hd because that would require petabyte of storage. also they might not even need it

[@ChibiViolin]

@@BasicEndjo I find it hard to believe that storing VHS tapes is cheaper than memory sticks in this day and age.

[@eliseintheattic9697]

He was so excited to get to show off his sobriety test skills! Another thing I always wonder, when they ask "do you have any medical problems that would interfere with your ability to take the test?". How do I know? That's not something I ever asked my doctor. It never came up. I've never taken a sobriety test, so how can I possibly know how physically demanding it is? They ask the question before they give the instructions!

[@raamannair8072]

Wow! Never before fell asleep watching court scenes! Maybe I've been watching too many movies! 😂😂

[@sleetskate]

im more intrigued in the fact that this was filmed on VHS in 2016!!!

[@devansnider7793]

@ssjhook the epitome of it. Ain't gonna change or be updated until they're absolutely forced to

[@smithtracing]

I think each juror should be given a field sobriety test in private and video taped. Then Larry could point out each and every single mistake they make. Ask them if they are drunk. If they failed any part of the tests, then threaten them for contempt of court because they are drunk under these tests.

[@geminirox8635]

how does that prove anything? the field test simply gave probably cause to do the breath test which did prove she was drunk.

[@smithtracing]

@@geminirox8635 That's not how it works.

[@geminirox8635]

@@smithtracing was she drunk? Yes. How did the officer know? The field test. Did the breath test prove his judgement correct? Yes. You're literally defending a drunk driver

[@smithtracing]

@@geminirox8635 Hi, sorry if my original comment was a little over the top. What I was implying was: If every juror did a field sobriety test in private and video taped, I guarantee that Larry could find mistakes they made during the test. Just as a cop does when he gives tests. Then the jurors woul see how easy it is to fail these test and how easy it is to make somebody look like they have been drinking when they haven't. Now, on to issue #2. The probable cause for the STOP is all the police need. Because if I am not mistaken, they can demand or request you do a FST. You can deny and go right to the breath. (again not sure). Sorry now I have forgotten what the stop was for. Let me re-watch the video and continue my thoughts in another response.

[@geminirox8635]

@@smithtracing the stop was for speeding. The officer cannot just arrest and do a breath test without good reason. Failing the field test along with admission of drinking and an odor of alcohol was enough to arrest and breath test. Simply doing the field test isn't enough.

[@beansly87]

After the officer demonstrated the "walk and turn test" I got up to try it myself and I was wobbling all over the place. Then I tried the "one-leg stand" and I could only last for like 8 seconds, and I'm stone-cold sober!

[@timproton3018]

NOW I REMEMBER. THE POLICE ENCOURAGED MY DAD, A COP, TO LIE ON THE WITNESS STAND FOR THE DEPARTMENT.

[@anteatert600]

The question I was waiting for was "what type of shoes was she wearing ?" and expected "high heels" as the answer.

[@DroGodina]

Makes sense; it's a considerable factor in this particular case.

[@katherinehecht4222]

That's what I was expecting

[@jennd8935]

I kept waiting for that question as well

[@scarling9367]

The side bars with the judges are always the most informative. I'm still trying to find out the justice in the justice system.

[@Garth2011]

Finding justice in the justice system is extremely expensive and rarely found.

[@PolPotsPieHole]

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

[@paukenschlag5461]

You don't go to court for justice you go there to get a verdict, and don't forget to get a lawyer , good lawyer knows the law a better one knows the judge⚠️

[@donwaters2022]

Its the profit for all those involved except the victims and citizens.

[@amywalker3647]

It’s usually green.

[@vp4822]

Just remember: one bad apple rots the barrel. I will stop at that.

[@davidh8924]

If you just tell the TRUTH, you don't have to try to remember what story you're telling.

[@darlenewesley3617]

You are 100% CORRECT!!

[@coolnoah8183]

Everyone please keep in mind that in some cases, the defense attorney's job is not to prove the prosecution wrong, it's just to prove that they do not have enough evidence to convict, or that at some point the cop operated illegally, making any findings obtained during/ proceeding the illegal procedure inadmissable. In this case there was really no refuting the breath test, so the goal was to make it appear that the cop did not have probable cause to even arrest the defendant and administer the breath test

[@mmtrauma9141]

So if there is no probable cause, then both the breath test and the arrest were illegal?

[@coolnoah8183]

@@mmtrauma9141 That's roughly the idea. Unfortunately its not black and white but there are rulings against evidence obtained illegally, so if they can prove the arrest illegal, then they have a nice foothold to ideally get the charges dismissed or maybe agree to a lesser sentence, because blowing over the limit is pretty damning. All in all not a great situation to be in 😂

[@SheyVick]

@@mmtrauma9141 This is usually the case. Otherwise, the police could just go around and ignore everyone's 4th amendment right against unwarranted search and seizure. As long as they found something illegal it wouldn't matter. But since we are protected against unwarranted searches and seizures, if the police don't have a warrant or probable cause they cannot do a search. A breathalyzer is a search and cannot be done without probably cause or a warrant, if it is completed without one of these things then it is invalid.

[@brandonp5019]

It seems that the trooper had more than enough probable cause, turns out he was right too.

[@scottg247]

@@SheyVick sorry but you’re incorrect and a breath test is not a search, at-least not in California

[@felipe_claro]

My ears are talking with each other

[@crispy8329]

LMFAO!!!

[@JeremyLynnes]

I didn't understand what you meant... and then I put headphones on... 😂😂😂😂

[@joshgolo]

yeah i feel dizzy

[@streetDAOC]

Lmao I read that comment before I noticed it and now I notice it lmaooo

[@mylittlepuppy9116]

👍😂👍...

[@eddyg1794]

I see no "ownage" by defense council here. What I did see was one of his arguments being denied. The officer appeared competent and well trained. The defendant admitted to drinking. What I did not hear was the percentage of alcohol in her blood stream after the test by the machine which is frustrating because that is the most direct evidence in this case.

[@jeffbuckles]

> that is the most direct evidence in this case If you turn up the volume high enough you can hear the bench conference. This is exactly the point they discussed. The state law does not require the conversion to BAC. The breathalyzer result by itself was sufficient to convict.

[@geraldtimlin1269]

I noticed, when they asked for the badge number and name, they don’t say right here😂😂😂😂

[@samisonipalu6795]

video sounds so southern even the audio leans right

[@emersonherrera4939]

😑

[@darcyndik4333]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@chris94kennedy]

hahaha :'D

[@muhammedjarbie8144]

I thought it was just me

[@vexboo4250]

its because u dont have surround sound

[@josemoya214]

Being in Court is like being in a lake infested with piranhas and you're their target. They always win.

[@CorporalCornGaming]

That a cap if you got money its a guaranteed win 80% of the time.

[@daddydoodoo9089]

No they do not always win. I suspect you have not spent much of time watching trials. Go spend a few months watching trials and update your knowledge.

[@srosen8121]

I just won in court today it went from terroristic threats and intimidation of a witness now it's a disorderly conduct that I paid a lawyer 10 K to hire.I got a staph infection in the prison because I was in the hole during Covid and they had no soap and no toothbrush,no showers,and the made us eat with our hands!.

[@CorporalCornGaming]

@@srosen8121 I'm glad you won no one should have that form of treatment

[@trudiemead9896]

So interesting to see this. Loving your work ❤️

[@warholscircus]

It surprises me that a breathalyzer alone can convict someone of a DUI. Blood testing would be the TRUE number of what is actually IN your system. The breathalyzer may establish there is need for further testing, but the breath number can be thrown off by several factors. If you took a shot of whiskey for example, the breath number will read higher than if you had had a beer, or a glass of wine. If you spray breath freshener in your mouth, many of those contain alcohol and can throw the actual number off. Or, if the drink was a thick, a syrupy one, like Jaeger for example, more of it could be retained in the mouth and on the tongue and foul the test as well. In other words, to protect the citizen and their rights, an ambulance should show up for every suspected DUI to take blood if and when necessary. "At the scene" because the test should determine the BAC at the time of the incident, not 45 minutes later when more of the consumed alcohol has had an opportunity to work its way into the bloodstream. That's like entrapment or at least, stacking the deck.

[@wyattjarvis4983]

That's why they are supposed to breathalyze you a second time at the station. Police stations have stationary breathalyzers that are more accurate. If you blow over the limit once at the scene and again 30 minutes later at a more reliable machine with a different officer that's compelling evidence. Very confusing that that isn't standard operating procedure in that department.

[@JP5150LBC]

One of the huge thing is the cop admits to having his emergency lights on and it will effect eye sight in a area with no street lights

[@GlorifiedGremlin]

When the lawyer knows more about being a police officer than a police officer

[@deanomcevoy]

99% of them do....

[@andrejdimitrovski5815]

It's his job to know every loophole around the system and everyone working for it

[@Pikachu-ne2mc]

well i mean he went to law school so i hope 😅

[@deanomcevoy]

@@Pikachu-ne2mc did he though DID HE THOUGH ????

[@ihategoogle5402]

You don't have to go to school to be a lawyer. Just have to pass the bar exam, but that's almost impossible without law school.

[@jonfromstearns]

I went through Kentucky DOCJT academy in 2002. I can say that from my experience in law enforcement, and 18-23 week academy for basic training is not enough. KSP requires three years of active duty military, 2 years of previous law enforcement experience, or a college degree. We were certified for alcohol intoxication, radar and speed detection, and firearms.

[@rolferikbaklkk6613]

Its clear that some cops ‘remembers’ only some of the things they learn at the academy. Usually thay only remember the things they can use to make arrests, not the rights of the people they stop. But, one thing they never forget is, when all other things fail during a traffic stop, they shall say ‘I can smell cannabis from your car’.

[@boozy24-7]

I was pulled over saying I run through a red light(which I disagree) then tried getting me for driving on a medication that I was allowed to drive on but still tried to get me on a d.w.i charge. Had to do many test in front of another officer that was trained to find clues of medications and didn't find any problems but the arresting officer still tried to push it through as a d.w.i charge. Long story shorter it was dropped before it made it to court because I had my doctor back me and a really good believe it or not public defender😯. This was the night I leaned never open your mouth to answer any questions at ALL

[@hillaryclinton2415]

This..

[@domm5715]

Yea that's the best lesson you could ever learn, never talk to cops, they are required to use anything you say against you, nothing says they need to use what you say to help you... In fact it's looked down upon

[@SternLX]

"Are you on any medications or have you been drinking tonight?" Answer: "At this point I am informing you that I am exercising my 5th Amendment rights. Any questions or statements from you Officer, from this point forward will not be responded to verbally."

[@danielsalas7071]

that was the day you stopped being a loud stocker and became a silent one. I see.

[@boozy24-7]

@@danielsalas7071 😆 I think writing comments with that name might not look very good, it is what I used for my gamer tag I promise🙏😇

[@upsidedownbagel]

when the right side of your brain is fighting with the left side, this is what I imagine it sounds like.

[@jamescrabbe6933]

His training seems like elementary school

[@johnmckinley8447]

How did this end ?is there a second video? The video ended as the judge called both attorneys to come forward

[@aussieb5402]

I fell down a rabbit hole of Larry's videos today. One thing I'll never get sick of seeing is the prosecutor fluff up the cop's confidence and ego only for Larry to follow-up with ripping their soul out of their body. Larry, you're the man!

[@davidstella7224]

I missed it but how did the attorney nail the cop? Sorry if this is a dumb question. But that is the part I was waiting for!!!

[@kyliemarie6386]

@@davidstella7224 he basically proved him and his evaluation/findings incorrect. I.e in order for the cop to find/declare that the plaintiff was over the legal limit or too drunk to drive, there is a criteria that needs to be followed. She needs to fail a certain amount of tests, which didn’t happen in this case. Which also proves that either the police officer doesn’t really know what he is doing despite the fact that he has been trained OR he completely disregards the law just so that he has a number of DUI arrests to his name.

[@davidstella7224]

@@kyliemarie6386 Thank you for taking the time to explain it to me. I was interested and just didn't know the answer.

[@bikeman5]

he failed this time i see no proof of shredding any creditability if anything he help the defendant lose this one, big ass charts were meant to impress someone. looked like the da had a calculator as well

[@susanp102]

She blew a .100 and that was after she had been driving for awhile. He was right in what he did, arresting her. It should be a wakeup call for her to get her act together. She probably has a rich daddy or bf who doesn't want to see her spend time in jail or get her license taken away. The DUI Guy didn't bother to show the outcome of the trial. Not sure what the defense attorney did to destroy cops credibility. Not worth watching.

[@Garth2011]

Had she been driving 70 MPH, she would have been stone sober as she wouldn't have been pulled over at all.

[@rodeosound]

This is just a lawyer selling his useless service, no matter how you slice it you're not going to beat a DUI

[@pierreapostle866]

we know cops honesty lolll its like asking to put a pedophile in a kindergarden

[@robertott8467]

@@rodeosound I have. I refused all tests until I got to see my attorney and stopped answering their questions. I shut my mouth. They got no evidence., except they smelled alcoholic., cop didn’t show up court. I dealt down to reckless driving, 75.00 fine and court costs., no suspension.

[@rodeosound]

@@robertott8467 1 in a million

[@sherrisohnrey3511]

It’s scary to know that they are given a badge , a gun and qualified immunity in 18 weeks. To destroy other people’s lives because of one’s own ego is terrifying.

[@colbyandbrennen3543]

I thought this video was from the 90s until I saw 2016 and realised courts may have the worst cameras

[@jefflee1189]

i would like cop to explain to me how he knows if my mouth is dry

[@DEEZVIC]

He'll give you a kiss.

[@DandyBeingTandi]

My aunt has chronic dry mouth and I can't stand to listen to her talk! Literally sounds like she has cotton balls stuffed in her mouth! You can hear her tongue sticking to her teeth and it's like nails on a chalkboard 😂

[@thamomentum]

If she requested or drank water, or indicated her mouth is dry or voice sound corse. There are indications

[@chikushodiz91]

The 3 dislikes gotta be Kentucky state police officers

[@kaieteurcanada]

LMAO 12 hrs later and its 34.

[@hoosierhyperwatch5884]

@@kaieteurcanada, so, 34 pigs.

[@jessewilson8676]

Or just their brothers in blue.

[@chikushodiz91]

@@jessewilson8676 there is no such thing as brothers in blue people aren’t blue

[@hillaryclinton2415]

Covid infested 99 cops in 2021 january

[@josephmiller997]

Take a drink every time he says, "according to my training." But don't drive home afterward.

[@Doctrtony]

This is great content to fall asleep to. It only took me about 10 min and I was snoring

[@theeclecticjam3241]

Tom Hudson was my Lawyer , found NG , jury deilb 20 min. Sarasota , Fl still practicing and 1 of the best in the country !

[@CarolWS004]

If you ever get a chance, maybe he knows this but it’s good info, I have non-alcoholic hepatosteatosis which in Layman’s terms means fatty liver disease. I am also diabetic and on many medications. Did you know that with those two conditions right there, my body turns natural sugars that are high in people with diabetes in the body to ferment into alcohol. I have never been a drinker. Maybe one glass of wine at Christmas dinner. I have a fear of driving too far because of this. I could never pass any of the sobriety testing. I have had both hips replaced and I have an allergy to the metal components so I am always inflamed. I’ve had my spine fused and extensive scar tissue and contractures along my low spine. I would be totally screwed if this jerk officer pulled me over.

[@PrincessPoohs]

Damn that prosecutor WRECKED you on redirect.

[@Mackathne]

Was thinking the same thing

[@hotbabe0401]

I used to worked graveyard and I got all the symptoms of a drunk person, but I’m not drunk ,, is that mean I could still get charge for being drunk ?😂😂😂😂😂

[@chakaula8642]

I call BS on all of it! I am almost 74... tried holding my leg out without arm balance and tried the 9 step walk, each twice - I couldn't do it sober! I was hoping the defense attorney would call a court person and see if they could do it! I thinl he took the wrong strategy and his tactics and stalling were simple buffoonery!

[@jakedoodles4769]

As a Brit, who's police force runs a 2 year training program before a police officer is qualified, I'm absolutely dumbfounded that these officers can be considered fully qualified officers after just 18 weeks. Also, for such a supposedly progressive and modern world country, it's baffling that they are using such antiquated methods for field testing. Pretty much everywhere else in the world uses breathalysers which remove any shadow of doubt before the person is arrested.

[@jube42]

"Bobbies" don even carry guns

[@br4524]

Breathalyzers can register false positives for diabetics

[@hillaryclinton2415]

The lesson learned is never talk to police... Never talk to police.. even the judges know to refuse field sobriety.. this is a form of self incrimination/talking/speech and a fault will always be found if a cop wants. Carry crutches in the car to support your contention that you should not exit the vehicle because you cannot easily do so.

[@geirleirvik1478]

Do not drink and drive ?

[@mr.blackhawk142]

@@geirleirvik1478 DO NOT BUILD DRIVE-THRU LIQUOR STORES on every 2nd corner!!!

[@geirleirvik1478]

@@mr.blackhawk142 Agreed

[@anthonymolina2964]

​@@geirleirvik1478 Its not actually a drink driving test, its an eye test, Leg strength test , Speech test, actually everything but a drink driving test.

[@pokemami]

In my state having a license means you consent to sobriety test when requested. Refusing a test means your license is immediately gone. I've gotten pulled over a few times (sober as a judge) and asked to do field sobriety tests I always just ask for a breathalyzer to get back on the road. Am I wrong to do so?

[@Baconrevenge7894]

If anyone does any digging on duis/ dwis you'll find it's easy to get them dismissed if you have a lot of money

[@antonyduhamel1166]

That's not just DUI's buddy

[@Baconrevenge7894]

@@antonyduhamel1166 very true

[@thickerconstrictor9037]

Yep and that's why a lot of people end up repeat offenders and that's also why a lot of people who die from DUI crashes are from people who have gotten out of them in the past.

[@angelkitty132]

you can easily get out of DUI charge for only about $100, thats not my idea of a "lot of money".

[@petbull7038]

And I bet she was still convicted if it was a smaller town. That's how these small towns get their revenue. I wouldn't trust the judge either

[@richardlumleysmith2843]

Do not drive accross America you may never arrive at your destination due to Police and local Courts (got to get money from strangers all legal!.

[@AnuragSingh-bm9oq]

Breath analyser showing 0.10% is enough to get her convicted anywhere

[@solo4o6]

It isn't up to the judge. A jury decides.

[@anon2414]

Blood bac test or breathalyzer showing above the limit will get her convicted....

[@joseywales8167]

He literally describe the actions of a nervous person 😂 when describing an intoxicated individual. Bahaha

[@liquidflorian]

That ambiguity is purposeful.

[@peaceforall1291]

Mosey no he did not. Take this from the heart of someone that got f--Ed by cops for the same reason.

[@mikegs400]

my attorney CAUGHT the officer slip at my DUI hearing...saying....* he's driving at 3am he is MOST likely been drinking* .....thats why I pulled him over.... officer already made an assumption BEFORE pulling me over...lol...smh...big mistake....case was dismiss....cop camera showed NO swerving .....even though the officer said thats WHY she pulled me over....lol...camera dont lie. .cost me a grip though....NOT all DUI attorney are the same...FYI. lol..thanks for info bro!!!

[@tang6654]

it sucks but since he lied cant you sue the city for violating your rights under the color of law?? i mean she lied under oath should be able to win a civil case ???

[@mikegs400]

@@tang6654 i think when police giving bad or illegal tickets ....the state should pick up your legal tab when you beat the case....only fair form of checks and balance... dont get me wrong....I love cops....good ones though....lol....blue lives matter!

[@kwick8693]

@@mikegs400 What's stopping you from pursuing a civil suit?

[@mikegs400]

@@kwick8693 pick my battles... I'm sure cops on a quota .... the officer wasn't rude or out of line during my arrest.....lol... cops have a dangerous job already.... no need to make it personal....lol...imo

[@kwick8693]

@@mikegs400 unfortunately this will happen to the next person and no accountability will occur for the officer for this unlawful arrest.

[@lisabee8394]

Hi DUI GUY, I discovered you during the Depp/Hurd trial and I like how you think, so I’ve been looking over some past cases.

[@lisabee8394]

I wasn’t quite finished sorry, my point was when the podium was rolled around the car or am I’ve never seen that before the defense attorney bonded it towards the client and the jury but totally away from the judge you repositioned it to include the view of the judge which I think is much more sensible is there any relation to the fact that Amber kept looking at that Jerry was watching her head swivel on television was so uncomfortable. I know this is a long message but I don’t even know if you go over these past posts to check anything out anyway love you bye

[@lisabee8394]

I’m not good at texting, I meant the Quart room wondered why the defense attorney turn the podium away from the judge and you repositioned it to include the view of the judge, seems rude to me.

[@Jim1971a]

I missed the part where his credibility was destroyed. It appears like he handled himself well and followed his training.

[@gihan9319]

"this is why i went to law school" lol

[@vFreekyy]

he said that as soon as i read your comment wtf

[@ozzywoods38]

“WHY ARE YOU PRETENDING TO BE A COP?” -the departed

[@brad9529]

The cops credibility seems legitimate and I would definitely disagree with the statement labelled this video. The Trooper was on point.

[@scottcooper3741]

It's people like you that get good people screwed over

[@TheCdrbaby]

Lol did you ever hear that 90% of his DUI arrest were thrown out? You must be a cop if you're standing up for this clown

[@TheCdrbaby]

@@scottcooper3741 so true

[@Nesto38]

It must be kind of nice to be as stupid as you are. That way you can get away with saying nonsensical statements.

[@brad9529]

@@Nesto38 yeah ok... do you feel better now buddy?

[@MrTcarre]

If police are truly trying to reduce the speeding and slow traffic, then stay visible. Hiding with the lights out running radar is not slowing traffic. It takes the unit out of service to write the ticket and even longer to make the arrest. Pulling over a lone vehicle traveling along a highway is not really a risk.

[@BigrookieMER]

But they need that sweet mula.

[@MmeHyraelle]

"This is why i went to law school" love it!

[@montymartin8609]

How long have you been in law school?

[@TheTManShow]

Riiight.... the internet is such a great place to pick ANY career you want.... WITHOUT ACTUALLY DOING THE JOB!!!

[@TheTManShow]

P.S. I'm a superior judge lol

[@MikeJones-tz7ye]

I’m on my way

[@devdecker7812]

This is a quote. Why is everyone responding as if she herself is saying she went to law school

[@wileycsg]

There is a Deputy sleeping in the background...lol

[@Bernies210]

Hey so I got an dui in 2018 can I get that expunged off my record? Sense it was 6 years ago or does it have to be longer I live in Maryland

[@jimscully6696]

The Defense lawyer missed pointing out that the Trooper didn’t mention keeping hands down in his step & turn instructions ...😉

[@Hugtheretard85]

This is Kentucky, we keep our hands up as not to get shot, everyone has guns here...lol

[@peasheller]

I missed some thing here, the comments don't match the video. I didn't hear any complaints about the patrolman bullying. He seemed very even-tempered to me. The patrolman didn't seem uncomfortable or agitated with the cross examination. The prosecutor was extremely thorough and made no mistakes. Even on re-cross he decimated the defense. The defense didn't even question the 0.10 reading of the breathalyzer. He didn't try to have the breathalyzer results thrown out. He did the best he could but the patrolman nor the prosecutor gave him anything to work with.

[@syroxide]

well he shouted and was demeaning to the officer, which to me is a negative even. and came up with implicit arguments like "at least she could walk" and "you can't tell if it was the drunkenness or driving while super tired".

[@juliaward2079]

Did we watch the same thing? The cop was going down from the very beginning.. 🤨 everything he said and did was on point awful, the whole thing prepared to let him dig his own grave!! 👏👏👏 annoying questions back and forth trying to trip him it seemed.. Till swooping in and slamming down hard!! 🥳🥳🥳🥳 Almost art 🥰

[@syroxide]

​@@juliaward2079 maybe we didn't xP I saw an honest, diligent, non-confrontational cop who caught someone speeding while drunk and a defence attorney who started off shouting at him and hinting that he could have had more training.Not the smartest cop, maybe, but smart enough to do his job. you seem biassed ;P

[@juliaward2079]

@@syroxide 🤔Interesting i guess those endless clips of the actually filmed as evidence and reported horrific behaviors and life ending actions have shook us all🤔 didn’t even try to draw a connection... I started without any information on the video Simply saw one of. the most ridiculously common typical version of MAN sounding like a freakin salesman talking alf talking without actually saying anything Puffing his chest mansplaining down on everyone else while using extra specific words that weren’t even necessary or helpful simply trying to seem as big manly and smart as possible every chance he got ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Without biological psychological scientific technological mathematical Or any actual knowledge behind his explanations Soo many act this exact same way , sexist assumptions and predatory behavior... This is just one basic man puffing his chest out... the world is freakin full of em The information gathering was just beautifully setup He himself couldn’t stop talking himself... delivering everything against himself 😆 i love it This makes me happy 😉 Not sure how none females experience every single interaction with most MEN....

[@syroxide]

​@@juliaward2079 I agree this guy probably isn't very smart. He can't be, or he would not be risking his life fighting crime for miserable pay, let alone working nights catching reckless driver xP Does he try to sound smarter than he is? maybe. If this is a personal insecurity or what is expected of him, idk. This seems like a common occurrence in the US, from my own experience, but to each their own. What he was saying made sense and he seemed rather reasonable and fair. predatory behaviour? we agree his job is to catch drunk drivers, yes? the woman's breath alcohol was over the legal limit, yes? as to hating cops, have you seen what a drunk driver can do to someone? btw, hating all men (even just strong, less intelligent ones) sounds unhealthy. I think you have some introspection to do ;P

[@lbank4526]

At what point was the Cop "destroyed" ? I must of missed it.

[@Trionicast]

If you know, you know.

[@dnazoom6850]

@@Trionicast obviously he doesn’t know hence why he’s asking. This isn’t a if you know you know situation it’s a simple questions that required a simple answer

[@southpark1you0]

must have

[@tedunderhill9718]

@@dnazoom6850 Yeah, I don't get it either.

[@andayy7235]

1:16:24

[@suburbiajones2268]

95% of the time you’re wrong and have violated someone’s rights by saying they were drunk when they were not.

[@allgavesomesomegaveall3247]

I'm totally sober and couldn't hold my leg for up counting like he said for more than 8 seconds.....I'm not drunk, just out of shape lol

[@emeoba69]

I had my dui case go to trial. Officer claimed on the paperwork that night and in pretrial testimony that I ended my ABCs test with S-I-N-G instead of x-y-(and) z. My lawyer played the tape for the jury during the cops testimony. He clearly enunciates all of the letters including the last four correct? Yes Then why does the report and testimony state differently? (cop thinks for a second) Ow! I meant he was singing the last four letters. We just watched the video did he sing any of the letters? No. So on the form and in pretrial you said he used the letters s-i-n-g but now you are saying he sung the correct letters? Which is it? (Cop looks down dejected) I honestly dont know why I put that on the report. Case closed. Jury said they didnt convict because the officer wasnt credible.

[@fepethepenguin8287]

Question.... I bet alot of people get off these little cases and DUIs , simply because most people like me would rather let a person off of a small charge or a .08 charge. And many people don't like cops that much.

[@FJBandtherest]

Why are police allowed to purchase body cams with an optional button which allows the police turn the camera off, losing critical evidence? I have heard and seen many cases where for one reason or another the police turn "OFF" the body cam, defeating the purpose of the camera. Coincidentally the timing of the police evidence being turned off is often the most critical time for safety and accuracy of violations or lack of from a true representation, not a trained response learned in a quick class on how to make a conviction stick. I assume the classes are designed around defensive attorneys interpretation of the laws.

[@fepethepenguin8287]

@@FJBandtherest I had a case Where not 1 of the 7 cops had cams on. Searched my car etc Was some kind of set up Lawyer had it dismissed easy

[@johnslugger]

1:13:40 "She was upset" (Upset enough to pay the big bucks for this first-class attorney, lol)

[@kennethr2906]

This is just a very good defense attorney... kudos to the trooper for answering his questions truthfully and not lying

[@Bonelesswatrmelon1]

There’s no kudos to the trooper they shouldn’t be there

[@stevemartin164]

Thank God for Larry foreman and good lawyers like that

[@flotaylor8170]

Am I the only that feels like they’re watching ‘Legally Blonde’?!

[@elmerramalho7841]

I used to work in a courthouse up in Canada, and there was this one lawyer that was an expert in DUI. I remember many times where he made cops head spin on the stand. A lot of these guys have very little training.

[@carlfrye1566]

And how many of his clients were legally impaired and a danger behind the wheel? Or is only courtroom "wins" that count?

[@elmerramalho7841]

@@carlfrye1566 What counts is proof beyond a reasonable doubt. If you don’t believe in that standard, you will appreciate other judicial systems like the Chinese one. Where they held two Canadians and convicted them without proof beyond a reasonable doubt for political reasons.

[@brianoneil3532]

What's the lawyer's name? Does he have any videos out there? Sounds interesting...

[@elmerramalho7841]

@@brianoneil3532 Hey bud, this is going back to 2008. I don’t remember his name. He worked in the Barrie, Newmarket areas in Ontario. He knew the breathalyzers in and out….and a lot of the cops have no idea how to use them.

[@rickjason215]

I used to work in by the Brooklyn Courthouse and there were lawyers, the Prosecutor's would make very favorable deals, just not to face them. The lawyer for John Gotti was so good, the government would not let him defend him.

[@user-nw8tg1pg9y]

@The DUI Guy what did the jury decide?

[@EXCELSIOR_INC]

Watched for almost 2 hours and no verdict This was the equivalent of watching most of a movie, and having someone tell you how it ended

[@theatrobert]

What was the verdict? We sat through 2 hours of testimony and don't even get to know the result? Show us the receipts!

[@Baytekin988]

I guess: 48hrs jail or 30 days community service, 200 dollars fine. 30 days of licence revocation, 60 months iid. This is if 1st offence. The limit is 0.080, her result was 0.100.

[@pointingdog7235]

@@Baytekin988 0.10 the old threshold.

[@Baytekin988]

@@pointingdog7235 thanks for the info. This must be the reason why she went to court.

[@wilhelmcody5833]

Increase the sound during the bench discussion on partition ratio and you will hear that the legal limit on the breathalyzer was 0.08 at the time and there is no need for the officer to do any calculation or have any knowledge of the chemical principles. Basically, the strategy of the defense is to say that there was no reason from the behavioral test to progress to the breathalyzer. The prosecution went through the details to say that criteria for going to the breathalyzer were met. My guess is that the same as Mete Kayisbudak: probably a conviction of some sort.

[@jodydarby]

I really wish you had referred to the ‘senior’ Trooper as ‘Super Trooper’. That would have been a most awesome moment. ;-)

[@libertyauto]

Meow you have me thinking the same thing.

[@chloekit4861]

Sounds like a Nintendo character

[@markstone1619]

Says the one who wouldn't even make it 30 days trying to do that job, and would quit carrying the tag for life as "Dufus Trooper".

[@glendunaway9861]

I love the officer's facial expressions, he looks uber confident at the beginning, later he looks like he seriously need to adjust his skivvies. Can you say, "pained expression"? I knew you could. lol

[@TigredelMar77]

Damn, you don't have to be impaired to fail the walking test. Just get a breathalyzer.

[@evalex71]

How did her lawyer argue against the .10 that she blew at the station? Her blood alcohol level was even higher before when she underwent the field sobriety tests

[@greggrusnak6094]

Any Evidence acquired after an Illegal Stop is Thrown out of Court.

[@Mark_Chandler]

bad calibration is what they usually go after

[@coolnoah8183]

@@greggrusnak6094 Exactly, it's like if they perform an illegal search, provided you can prove the search was illegal, you dont have to address anything they found because it all become inadmissable

[@anonymoustravelvidz]

@@coolnoah8183 What about a distributable quantity of drugs?

[@larsstensio2497]

@@greggrusnak6094 What a ****ed up system.

[@loadingmikke7451]

Just 18 weeks at police school? That's sounds crazy to me. Here in Norway it's a 3 year college degree.

[@FATSIDEDOWN]

OJT...DUHHHHH

[@the12brooksy38]

Typically they must also have a 4 year degree in something like criminal justice. Small towns maybe not, but city and state cops do have more than just a 18 week program.

[@AliasdHacker]

Here's your gun and a book titled "How to beat someone where the bruises don't show", now get on out there an make us proud! And I'm pro-military/pro-police. But when you come from a small town, the prerequisite, I shit you not, is working a couple of years at minimum wage at the county jail, counting prisoners. (And attending the academy.) Hell, for the army I was in training for 8 months, they didn't stop after the 8 weeks of basic training, THAT'S why it's called BASIC training. Most police only have a basic understanding of criminal justice, no degree. I hate myself for investing this much time in a youtube comment... And Norway is great, but I wouldn't want to live there; I was born as a red blooded American.

[@johnhandy3483]

@@the12brooksy38 You think a beatcop or traffic cop has a 4 year degree? Got any sources to back that up?

[@naivat8796]

imagine doing 3 years of training and then just to get killed on the streets.

[@huerilita]

I think one of the things that bothers me is that as they are arresting someone, they extort or try to extort compliance. "If you refuse to give up your rights, we'll go extra hard on you and you'll get longer jail time, higher fines, definite loss of license, and on and on." And when they want to pat someone down, " Do you have any weapons or anything that can hurt me?" How about asking the cop the same question. I don't want you touching me because you have a gun, a taser, a billy club, handcuffs that can hurt when they make so tight, but I guess that's okay??? Where is the injured witness affidavit? These cops are unreal. It's all about the money. Or mostly about the money.