Man Gets His 15th DWI

[@Lone_Star_Proud]

Why are they even trying to reason with this guy? He sure is damn belligerent for someone who should be locked away for 30 years.

[@Cyberdactyl]

I have ZERO respect for NM criminal justice. Think of it this way, imagine a drunk being allowed to walk down a busy sidewalk with a handgun up and pointing it at passers by AND doing it 14 previous times. New Mexico law enforcemnt is a laughing stock joke of malfeasance.

[@mr.fukk12]

@@Cyberdactylyea I used to get just community service and fines for evading the cops in Chicago and being drunk and high while driving and evading an I had to move to Texas and I was just locked up and this dude got his fourth dui and got sentanced to 6 years prison time for that.

[@VulcanLogic]

Can't speak to the DA or Judge, but these are good cops. They're held to a higher standard than you. The lieutenant is using de-escalation techniques to get the suspect to comply peacefully, for his protection and that of the cops. This is excellent training and I applaud these officers for their restraint. This is how you avoid lawsuits. This is how you keep the public and police more safe. It's also how you keep the public trust. The public needs to see more of this to see what heroes most police really are.

[@ddums89]

Because it's only alcohol. You snowflakes are really scared of something they have whole stores dedicated to. Now if it was something dangerous like cannabis or cocain then I would understand capital punishment.

[@ozzierabbit587]

I think the dude was trying to say that he's "not doing nothing" besides his normal drunken behavior.

[@psinclairjr]

Throw this guy, the Judge, and the prosecutor in jail together

[@USCisgay]

And the governor too while your at it

[@noneyabusiness9441]

Thank you I totally agree

[@dtsfutz]

amen

[@oliverwilliam6931]

No he's a good driver

[@sandib4234]

Right! should have been done a long time ago from the sounds of it

[@scho553]

Just learned that in Latvia, they seize DUI drivers' cars and send them straight to Ukraine for use by the military and hospitals - no compensation to the drivers 💀

[@OregonCrow]

They send dumb drunks to fight for ukraine? That makes a lot more sense how pathetic they've been on their own.

[@deezydame]

They usually sieze the vehicle of ppl convicted with dwi, if they actually get comvicted, which doesnt happen often enough.

[@jamiebonkoski7448]

@@deezydame Why is a conviction rare?

[@DavidValdezBigWaveDave]

What kind of cars do Latvians even drive? I can’t imagine skoda’s and old VW lupos being put to use in war

[@scho553]

@@DavidValdezBigWaveDave normal cars, WTF?

[@BobMeyers]

This is a gross failure of the court system. Heads need to role in the court system that allowed this man on the streets.

[@sportshistorybuff319]

This cop's constant begging for cooperation is a depressing indictment of present day society,, morality, responsibility and criminal justice. In a more sane time, a well placed haymaker punch to the jaw would have been a solution to enact compliance. And deserved. And satisfying. On second thought make that three haymakers. Every single time this POS drives drunk, he is essentially showing his middle finger to the rest of society, a basic FU to everyone but himself and everything but his own convenience. Fifteen is the number of times he has been caught, almost certainly a drop in the bucket to the times he has done this.

[@kendalldad]

Indeed, our system is broken and needs an overhaul. A kid gets years for selling a few joints but drunk drivers keep getting off and even when they finally kill someone get short sentences. Absolutely insane.

[@DeanDewnuffun]

@Kendalldad this is the system current Leftist leadership have been creating since Obama. Democrats have said they intend to burn it all down and start again. This is part of the process- let criminals steal, kill, rape, maim - let them go and repeat the cycle.

[@user-pi6qs3tk2f]

The problem is, he can't pay taxes if he's in jail.

[@sportshistorybuff319]

@@user-pi6qs3tk2f A small price to pay for safer streets,

[@Mitsurugi2424]

It makes me sick that this guy isn't in prison already after 2 DUIs.

[@dixienormous2704]

Remember that you can get 15 DUIs and still not be prohibited from owning or possessing a 2 ton missile. If you commit a small felony you lose your right to vote and own a firearm even if it had nothing to do with a firearm. Our laws are ass backwards.

[@zack-lk8if]

nowhere in the video does it say he has a valid license. considering he doesn't have insurance it's fair to assume is isn't legally allowed to use a "2 ton missile", just like he's not legally allowed to drive and drink

[@Difixed]

Bro u committed a felony i dont want u having a head exploder

[@dl7281]

And convicted felons still own firearms. “Cars don’t kill people,…”

[@gmdhargreaves]

Welcome to USA, a terrible awful place to live

[@carolebreedlove1978]

Now this is a judge at fault. Fifteen DUI's and he is not locked up for at least, at least, at least a year.

[@pizzapizza6756]

He has to kill someone first so that he can get a couple of months in jail.

[@terrytownsend5583]

Plus vat

[@BillClay88]

A year. A friend of mine got 13 mos in Boston in corrections center for his 4th. He should get 10 yrs minimum and permanent revocation, obviously which I think he had, but no jail time? Wow

[@msbadkittie]

NM DUI law says all DUIs starting with 8th and all subsequent DUIs it’s MINIMUM 10 year prison term. plus fines, probation, alcohol classes, etc. how are we seeing these guys with this many still out on the road??!! why aren’t they in prison??

[@TJB1510]

TAKE HIS CAR AWAY FROM HIM AND PUT HIM AWAY. 15 DUI ARRESTS IS WAY TOO MANY. 7 - DWI CONVICTIONS..... HOW IS HE IN A CAR? WHERE DID IT COME FROM?

[@blindlemon9]

Ya think?

[@Wigglewonks]

15 is too many?? 3 is too many.

[@averygrayson4268]

@@Wigglewonks 1 is too many

[@Wigglewonks]

@@averygrayson4268 yes, of course. But when we’re talking about extremes on KZbin, 3 is at prison level, not 1.

[@BillKrayer12thMan]

The first time I was in jail back in Jersey in '92(I was almost 19, receiving stolen property) met a guy who was in for his SEVENTH DWI!!He was 27. Instead of prison, they just took his license for 35 years. How about,umm, FOREVER? Nope. The system has been fucked up for ages, and it's only getting worse.🤬

[@melissahatfield4773]

The New Mexico Laws need to change. Thank you officer for getting this guy off of the streets before he killed someone. Maybe that’s what it’s going to take to get this guy some prison time.

[@Grateful1968]

They removed him from the road for probably 24 hours, that's it.

[@deezydame]

Yeah if that, he was probably out the next morning. He has been in front of the judge at least 15 times for dwi, so is 15th time the charm where the judge says ok thats enough, youre going to jail? Not likely. Hell he probably is on a first name basis with the judge and DA at this point, just like he is with that one cop on scene. He knows he wont have consequences for his actions which is why he had no issue fighting the cops.

[@melissahatfield4773]

@@Grateful1968 that’s New Mexico laws for you

[@jaynecobb3701]

Laws don't matter when you have a criminal justice system that just releases repeat offenders with no consequences.

[@billjenkins687]

He walked the next day.

[@lalousiane7118]

This is ridiculous & a travesty of justice. Somebody is getting paid to let him slide all the way to the 15th one? What are they waiting for him to kill someone, a child, a pregnant woman an elderly person, a teenager? What the hell. 😡😡😡

[@DeanDewnuffun]

American culture turned ghetto.

[@USCisgay]

Two tiered justice system for certain types of people

[@JMarieCAlove]

Read the comment above, david 34802, he explains why this guy gets away with it every time. But no one pays anyone to let this guy keep driving while intoxicated

[@Just..Me..]

Thank you for arresting him. Even if he gets right back out. You saved someone else’s life that night.

[@roadking99jokerst60]

"I'm not doing nothing." Is he just oblivious to everything? No license, insurance or registration but not doing any wrong. Lol. So Taze the fool already.

[@jamallabarge2665]

I was hoping to see him get zapped. Their police are competent and capable. I'm not a cop. I won't be a cop.

[@Wigglewonks]

I don’t blame this guy at all. I blame the judges at #4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13………

[@ericaschaidt8588]

As much as the justice system has royally failed to punish this guy, ultimately he is the one to blame. As he is the one who continues to drive while intoxicated.

[@bcatblues725]

I blame the justice system but equally the alcoholic that’s behind the wheel that made that decision all by himself

[@littleflower3665]

This guy seriously needs to be separated from the public. He’s a real danger to himself and others. He’s out of his mind. Great job by those officers.

[@user-bo1rj2xu2s]

I guess those in the NM justice system have never suffered the pain of having a loved one killed by a drunk driver.

[@david34802]

From my time working in New Mexico, I can tell you that while people that are tribal members may have Numerous Tribal Court DWIs, they only count for state court sentencing guidelines if the tribe cooperates and sends the paperwork to confirm them. So in this situation you could have someone who has 11 tribal DWIs but only gets sentenced under New Mexico guidelines for their first DWI offense through the state/county when they finally get stopped off reservation or on a right of way within the reservation but by a SP or SO deputy.

[@bartonbadani5162]

You’re correct. I was a deputy sheriff in NM and a Tribal Ofc in Michigan. Same thing in both states.

[@ktkat1949]

Stupid laws IMHO. A criminal is a criminal and this man is as dangerous as a murderer. Tribal laws and courts are bull for this kind of repeated offender.

[@david34802]

@@ktkat1949 from reading info provided in the video, I don’t think the situation I was discussing in my comment fits this guy exactly as it sounds like he has at least 7 prior DWIs through NM and will get hard time with the 8th. I do wonder how many tribal DWIs this guy has in addition to those 7 as this location is a border town to the Navajo nation and the man sounds like he has a Navajo accent. There are people who avoid state DWIs by driving only on tribal/IHS roads when traveling to buy alcohol along the reservation boundaries.

[@david34802]

@@bartonbadani5162 interesting! I wish there was better cooperation between county and nation in NW NM as I think it would benefit all citizens.

[@bartonbadani5162]

@@david34802 there is cooperation for as much can be done. However, because of Tribal Sovereignty (Federal jurisdiction) vs. State, this is where the headache begins. Believe me, it’s not at all either unwilling to “cooperate”.

[@mikailthelesser3030]

"Your just going to make it worse" ??? Really 15 DUIs and /he's still not in jail with an 'extended' stay.I Think he's quite familiar with getting over on the lax system

[@HoustonHardHitters01]

My brain just can't wrap itself around this many DWI because even though he can always steal or borrow a vehicle to drive how the hell can this POS get insurance or a license or get start a vehicle or not in prison. That's just insane to fathom 15 times. This should be life in prison

[@canuck_gamer3359]

So when this individual finally does kill someone, does the judge(s) face any legal action? Is that not the best job in the world? You can be as incompetent as all hell and no one can touch you! It just doesn't make any sense to have people working jobs that have such an impact on community safety, where they don't have anyone to answer to unless/until they do something illegal. It just doesn't work.

[@Crctpc]

Omg why is he not in prison!

[@dickmonddickelheimer9452]

Native American privilege

[@bidennyou1093]

Prisons in NM are FULL.

[@Crctpc]

@@bidennyou1093 ugh!

[@Crctpc]

@@dickmonddickelheimer9452 ugh

[@Crctpc]

The police chief I worked for and was a good friend was killed by a guy that had 11 duis they finally sentenced him to prison for killing my chief and he just got out of prison he served 11 of 12 years. Makes me sick

[@justwatching6186]

I give these officers permission to turn off their cameras for 5 minutes and do whatever they want. No consequences.

[@mikailthelesser3030]

Bring back lashings or canings, public stocks, deportation.

[@baja27100]

He needs a wood nightstick shampooing.

[@robinmartin9510]

I always said they should be able to Taz or a swift kick to the nuts.

[@Grateful1968]

TOTALLY AGREE Let the K9 chew on him for a while...

[@PokieSmokie]

Checked the NM court records. This case is still pending. His 1st DWI was in 2007, so he has been averaging one DWI per year. Also found a news report, which states that under the old law, the max sentence would have been 3 years. At least the state decided to get tougher on repeat offenders.

[@paulinedye5479]

Sure doesn't look like it. 15 DUI'S and he is still on the streets. The Judge and Prosecuter who keeps letting him off need FIRED for not doing their damn jobs...

[@DeanDewnuffun]

@Blue Moose these are Obama Leftists who were installed into their positions in order to fulfill their agenda to destroy the US. Democrats have said this is the plan for years.

[@charliechristie2949]

Tougher ??? Its all talk. He has all those DWI'S, NO more license and he is still on the street driving while " laughing" at the system !!!!

[@Monica92978]

Thank you for sharing that info.

[@sandpiperlane9309]

This is maddening. Innocent people risking their lives each day with idiots like this on the road thanks to the non-justice system in this country! Absolutely Disgusting!

[@samvojtech1153]

Props to the Officers for getting him off the streets. The sad part is that if the dude was driving his dad's car, it might now be the property of The State of NM.

[@glstark317]

Unless he took the car without dad’s knowledge, it should be the property of the State of New Mexico!

[@ericaschaidt8588]

Unless he took the car without his dad’s permission the dad deserves to lose his car. As I’m sure he knew that his son had 14 DUIs.

[@DayBeforeTomorrow]

Great job and thanks Trooper!

[@jordanalbano9780]

to anyone who didn’t read the article, he doesn’t have 15 DUIs. He has 15 arrests for suspicion of DUI, but only 7 of them resulted in convictions. If he’s convicted on this one, per New Mexico law he’ll face a mandatory 10 year minimum sentence

[@Zerbey]

Good, the fact he's still on the streets is insane.

[@Caseytify]

Gee, only 7 convictions. I feel so much better now. 🙄

[@timothyreed9797]

You’re a clown for even calling people out over it and making it sound like 7 isn’t a problematic number. The other 8 were dropped because they are all probably part of the same reservation. The lieutenant fully left his officers out to dry in the name of civility while attempting to calm the shithead down. He knew damn well the guy and his history and should have slammed the door on his legs before being so polite. People that will get behind the wheel in that state so willfully have no place in society.

[@jonthinks6238]

After 2nd time should be in jail and revoked license.

[@dave9351]

Thank you for the facts... the other 7 must have required an expensive lawyer ? Either way the dude is a time bomb.

[@mltndeal5120]

15 DUI only happens in NM. The judge just slaps their hands that's what it is.

[@user-peach408]

No, it’s not the only state

[@true_time_robyn]

And Wisconsin.

[@dycedargselderbrother5353]

@@true_time_robyn In Wisconsin, they finally up your signature bond to $500 with your 15th DWI.

[@louis5276]

Why is this man not in jail with 15 DWI's? A huge failure of the system. The officer should have had him on the ground and in custody much sooner in this stop.

[@ktkat1949]

According to new comments, this man is First Nations as we say in Canada or Native American I believe is the term in the USA. As a result, he never appears in a real court. He appears in a tribal court so never has any kind of a record or any punishment from the sounds of things. In Canada, a crime is a crime and you go to a real court and get punished just like everyone else.

[@frenchfriedrat]

Multiple DUIs and still on the road. This is a huge problem in NM. Loss of license for at least a year, ignition interlock, rehab and random pullovets fir 1st offense. Mandatory jail time for second, increased time thereafter.

[@rahkinrah1963]

A "blue state".

[@munkustrap2]

DUIs shouldn't be able to be plea dealed out, which I assume happened here with 15 arrests & only 7 convictions 🤬

[@cowboyx9380]

Its not plea deals…the dude refuses the tests, refuses the breathalyser, gets off, rinse…repeat.

[@STORMY0O]

Do law makers have investments with alcohol companies? Appears it’s not what the average citizen wants which is stiffer punishment for this behavior but the law is for coddled law makers who fail to see the animals Law Enforcement has to deal with. As long as they themselves aren’t caught or deal with this this they care not for tax payers. Seeing this animal behavior could have easily harmed the innocent. Seven arrest? Why not three? “He did he did” childish fool who can’t even understand just what HE DID . How many times did this fool endanger the public? Law makers think they did something great with a new law in 2016? 14 DUI and only 7 convictions , don’t tell me lawmakers aren’t in it for the$$$ this bird now has 15 DUI and still he is on the streets complaining he hurt me! 😡 It’s only been luck he hasn’t wiped out a family that we know of. This drunk belongs in prison for life! Where he can say “he did” all his days! DRUNKS KILL!

[@user-peach408]

They don’t want strict laws that might affect them.

[@STORMY0O]

@@user-peach408 Exactly

[@averteddisasterbarely2339]

Well.....he was drinking bud lite so maybe ab will help him, because he's one of a few costumers they have !

[@youmadhuh6375]

15 DUI's is ridiculous. the fact that he still have a license and fools are giving him their vehicle to drive is astonishing to me.. are they waiting until he kills innocent motorists before they do something to stop his foolishness?..

[@Jay_Bird]

I just looked up the law in NM, it says that for an 8th or subsequent offense, it's supposed to be a mandatory 10 years in jail, up to 12, but 10 year minimum. By #14, he should've been locked up for 60 years. How the hell is he out on the street still???

[@KevBotM]

Because the punishment only applies if you are convicted. He was only convicted of 7. The title is misleading, it should say 15 dwi arrests, but the linked article explains. If convicted for this one it would be number 8.

[@jonjon3719]

Now that is an angry drunk.

[@alejandroquintanilla1031]

I thought it was Dave mustaine for a moment

[@Grateful1968]

Quite the vocabulary

[@tupelohoney6425]

He could speak very good English while cussing the officers

[@terrytownsend5583]

Not really. He only used three words

[@mmcbey1401]

It's unbelievable that anyone can get 15 DUI's without being jailed for a long time. Once, OK, two's bad, three should be the limit.

[@bcatblues725]

He’s such a danger to society. I can’t believe he’s not in prison. How do you get 15 dui and be free?

[@Victoria-wz9ub]

It's difficult not to think some people are literally worthless.

[@rahkinrah1963]

HEY! He's drinking Bud Light!

[@terrytownsend5583]

Bit harsh . Look at yourself

[@GoUSA111]

4 DUI convicts stopped by to downvote this video... they agree "he didn't do nuthin" for the 15th time...

[@g-man2228]

Way to go NM, just keep letting him do it….Throw the key away! SMH ⚫️🔵⚫️🇺🇸👊🏻 That and once he started fighting, take his ass down…

[@cherishnichole6096]

This is the most I’ve ever heard someone cuss so much to an officer.

[@MsAmyjoy7802]

He literally has an open beer in the cupholder 🙈

[@doctaferal7981]

Beautiful de escalation there by those officers, first rate job

[@erinmalone2669]

That man needs real prison time

[@Perspective125]

The 3 kind of drunks I hate: 1) Angry, raging drunks 2) Violent drunks, and 3) LIAR drunks He's all 3.

[@frezurmind]

Gross negligence of the judiciary system disgusting placing all our lives in danger

[@kathmann7402]

Does a drunk have to kill a family before he goes to jail in NM?

[@DTD-no7wl]

Yes

[@GalootWrangler]

From the looks of it, New Mexico gives a pass on the first body or two.

[@Redspeciality]

It depends if the family is white or not.

[@GraV21]

Incredible restraint by the officers. I would have knocked him out if I were the cop. Dude is so drunk he doesn’t even realize he’s got an open bud lite can in his cup holder. Prob blackout drunk

[@bljg8987]

I looked too... It may appear that he served some time but his sentence was suspended.... Probably due to Governor's policy on non-violent offenders

[@bigtone7824]

Driving drunk should not be on the list for non violent crimes that's ridiculous

[@keegan773]

If you’re not doing nothing you must be doing something.

[@tiffanymarschall4781]

It's sad the police risk their lives every only to have worthless Judges and Lawyers put the criminals back out on the streets hours later.

[@billjenkins687]

It 's New Mexico. He will never do time. We LOVE criminals here and don't believe in punishing them.

[@timulodeadline872]

I guess the Judge keeps handing his license back.

[@globe2555]

timulo Deadline The Judge is prob a drunk-driver too.

[@theantichrist4267]

How does anyone get 15 DUI charges and isn’t in prison ? Most states will put people in prison after several DUI charges. What’s going on in NM ?

[@Zaltic]

I see the justice system is really working hard to protect citizens...

[@axe2Mummy]

Cop deserved a medal for his de-escalation tactics. Many would have ventilated the guy out of fear for “ officer safety “ This cops earned his donuts and then some

[@howardoller443]

You condescending manner towards police is neither appreciated nor humorous. Many police officers are seriously injured or murdered on "routine" traffic stops.

[@Frankie-Bleddyn]

@@howardoller443 You missed his point. He was respecting the officers resolve when other officers would have tasered or shot him for getting aggressive without backup. His donut metaphor is not disrespectful, it is a time honored tradition, coffee and donuts, often all a cop could get on night duty, find a all night coffee shop and take a break. Then again we both have our opinions so who knows. How did you not understand that? "many would have ventilated the guy" granted the officer safety in quotes is probably what set you off. In my opinion after the 15th DUI, maybe the driver should have been ventilated.

[@theeoarsman921]

@@howardoller443 Howard were you drunk when you wrote this?

[@howardoller443]

@@Frankie-Bleddyn I was in law enforcement for 25 years. I found the post, as presented, to be on the irreverent side. If it wasn't intended to be that way, then great. ;)

[@howardoller443]

@@theeoarsman921 Most certainly not. It's probably been many years since I last drank to excess, but thank you for asking.

[@arizona365]

How does he still have a car, impound his car take his license trow his ass in jail wtf

[@blindlemon9]

He clearly says that the car belongs to his brother, who also belongs in jail.

[@roadking99jokerst60]

​@@blindlemon9 Then brother is gonna be pissed at the drunk for getting his peekop towed and impounded.

[@AmandaTexas]

He will still drive without a license. The laws do not matter. He needs to be locked up or he will continue to drive.

[@fuzzjunky]

lock him up. for gods sake. what an awful human being.

[@hobonickel]

NM has that tough '15 Strikes and You're Out' policy.

[@MG-sj1em]

After the 7th? He had 14 just because some got dropped in plea deals. Let's hope they show the judge this video before the sentencing , I don't want him on the road with us anymore.

[@cloutfiendahh]

i really enjoy watching the videos brother!

[@Flamingtorso]

15 DUIs? He should be in the basement of a NM Prison.

[@MistyLaneLoveConquersALL]

15th! How many times does it have to take to take this drunks license away for good?! 🤬

[@AmandaTexas]

Then he will just drive without a license. He doesn't care.

[@mariannegriego444]

It's crazy how disrespectful drunk driver's are to the arresting officer's. They not only saved his life but our lives as well!!!!

[@ManuelMartinez-os5wb]

Officers did a really good, held there composure.

[@imsunasong3912]

As combative as he is.. I am surprised he even stopped. What a handful!

[@missolesoul]

My dad was hit by a drunk but survived, with permanent damage. One of my teachers and in high school was riding her bike with her infant in his seat, and a man backed up quickly and hit them, killing the baby. It was his eighth DUI. No sympathy.

[@patriciamayo6184]

Reservation laws should be more strict against drunk driving, especially with the drugs being used in those communities. Majority of drunk/intoxicated drivers should not have licenses after so many DWIs oR DUIs. What a failure of our systems to not punish and remove things from people properly because of laws, plea deals, and rez law.

[@nicolewheeler8159]

I’m gonna have to look up the world record for a person with the most DUI’S, cuz I’ve never heard of someone with 15 in my life, I just can not wrap my brain around it, it’s infuriating!! I can see 2 maybe 3, everybody makes mistakes, but this goes sooo much beyond that.

[@msbadkittie]

it’s insane. i just watched another video on this channel about a guy who had 17 DUIs!!! ETA: look up ‘man with 17 DWI’ on this channel.

[@priscillaastling8707]

No one should be free if they have 15 DUI stops. He needs to be in prison. He will kill someone.

[@bjchit]

This would be the kind of guy to drink Budlight.

[@barbarawoolridge4462]

No I’d,No insurance open beer container’s and 15 DWI’s and still able to drink and drive I think the Judge or Judges need to be fired.

[@RadikalTurtle]

How?! How is this pos not behind bars?! Is the broken justice system simply waiting until he un-alives someone(s) before they'll actually do something drastic with this scumbag?! Absolutely crazy that he's breathing free air!

[@daveeyde9622]

Too many people to ask wtf? How do you get 15....15!!!!! At what point is he just locked up before he kills someone. He wasn't drunk. He was totally wasted. The guy that was the arrested is ultimately the one to blame as that's where it stops. But 15? Something ain't right.

[@covrtdesign5279]

Why? I made a mistake once, been sober ever since. Why is this man not in prison in NM?

[@maxinenall9950]

He should have already been in prison 😠 WTH is the judge waiting for 🤦 see how many people he can kill 😠😠

[@chrissteele3928]

Sentenced 7/7/22 and yet charged 6/18/23 for Battery on a Household Member, Catch and Release is the State Motto.

[@Mr.Steve-O]

Homeboy sponsored by Bug Light 😂😂😂

[@vinniepeters1936]

Throw that guy into prison! And that officer needs to work on his fighting skills. When the guy started to resist, the officer should’ve put him onto the ground and pinned him there until backup arrives.

[@beepeesoup]

I applaud this cop 👏👏👏

[@Christina-xp9ys]

Stricter punishments PLEASE! Especially, for repeat offenders!!!!

[@robbiemason6910]

lmao make sure he gets a 16th and 17th, what a joke. The fact someone can even have a license after that many dui offenses is hysterical.

[@TJB1510]

HOW IS THIS EVEN POSSIBLE? 15 DUIs???

[@antoniosagamuccio7370]

"You're being detained right now!" I would have been like "You're being tased right now!"

[@juliehubbard9752]

If it’s any consolation, it’s exactly the same here in the UK…people with multiple offences, getting away with it every single time. They’re belligerent because they can be and flaunt the law with equal disrespect. Until the laws change, these people will remain 10 a penny.

[@mr.fukk12]

Yea I seen how it was so easy to get off charges in uk cause I seen this uk cops type show on KZbin and this guy dropped his coke and ran and than they found it an brought him into the station and let him go like 2 hours later with just a fine and they prettt much said they can’t charge him with it cause he didn’t have it on him when they caught him but seen that he threw it in the bush and he had a bunch of money on him they said they can only seize his money

[@juliehubbard9752]

Yes, it’s mad…… some of the UK laws date back over a hundred years and have no place in todays society. Is it any wonder that some people have no respect for the law? Our police are way too soft, but to be honest, their hands are tied. I think the US police don’t take any bull c*ap and just get the job done. As far as law and order goes, the uk has been going down the pan for some time.

[@mr.fukk12]

@@juliehubbard9752 I wish I lived there I can’t stand the police on america i got fd over by them cause they abuse power and pull you over illegally and search illegally and in Chicago they just pull you out the car and will put the cuffs on real tight and pull your arms up over your head to try to hurt your wrists and elbows and slam your face against the car even in Texas where I live now I’ve been slammed multiple times for no good reason

[@Cyberdactyl]

Another CLEAR example of how woefully broken the criminal justice system is. After the fourth or fifth time the guy got a DWI, he should have begun doing hard time. After the 14th. . . he should have been serving FUCKING YEARS in prison. The fact that he STILL has access to vehicles only shows law enforcement and the resulting punishments are a ludicrous joke.

[@Sternodox]

In New Mexico if you receive 21 DWIs you get your choice of a toaster, a blender, or a lovely lawn furniture set.

[@kevindunlap5525]

As long as he doesn't hurt any cops, he'll keep getting out and driving. It's that simple. Guys like this are a cash cow for the state.

[@terrybaldridge8730]

Appears absolutely nothing that has been done acts as a deterrent. I mean, what’s the point? Maybe they need to change his punishment up a bit?

[@Jay_Bird]

Damn that alcohol was just sweating out of his "I didn't do nuffing" pores.

[@moongoddess8568]

Seriously, I can almost smell him from here. Edit: *nutting 😏

[@susiesweet8003]

What's up with that siren?? 😂😂 Sounds like Siren Head.

[@alejandroquintanilla1031]

Lol cheap sirens the same ones that the Mexican police uses

[@michael5654]

Bro, what's up with the siren? Lmao If I got pulled over with that thing I'd be flooring it

[@nmbodycam]

That’s the radar not the siren

[@joannaclarke3576]

Can anyone tell me where I can buy alcohol together with a free list of swear/ curse words? It seems that everybody who gets stopped for a dui is fluent in cursing. Throw away the key when you lock him up. He's a danger and a menace.

[@user-tz1nl9sb8v]

Love your channel can't stop watching ❤

[@Nic1Moreno]

Typical night in gallup...this is one huge reason why you don't travel at night unless you have to...this guy will do 30 days in some dwi class at county jail and then released...

[@Dr.gobshite]

I think he's just 3 dUI's away from getting into some serious trouble...

[@three-stripes]

You go to prison for 7 to 10 years on your third DUI in my state...

[@NotZiico]

his siren at the beginning sounds like my cat when he catches a mouse lmao

[@andrewpants3958]

Put him in prison for being a repeat offender!!

[@DrBozoEinstein]

Ivan needs prison, and the public needs Ivan to know that he's there for our safety. He's the type of drinker that could go off, for no reason, in a store or anywhere and do great harm to others without knowing or caring. He should also never be allowed to drive again.