Police Officer Arrests Her Supervisor

[@shawntootill24]

if the man who got hit ever happens to read this, you're super respectful. good job

[@joegosselin2888]

Just goes to show that the cops treat them how they deserve to be treated. You’re kind and respectful you get that back. You act like a thug you’ll be treated like one.

[@mirandax0x]

​@@joegosselin2888yikes. That's not the comment you think it was.

[@joegosselin2888]

@@mirandax0x No.. I 100 percent know the intentions of my comment and 100 percent don’t care how you interpret it. Call it what you want it’s the truth.

[@mirandax0x]

You shouldn't need to "show respect" just so you don't have to fear for your life. Respect is a courtesy. Must be nice to live in such a delusion, I don't have the luxury of delusion and denial, as I've seen firsthand my "respectful" black friends get treated like dirt just because of their skin color.

[@joegosselin2888]

@@mirandax0x do you know anything about me? You know my skin color? My life story? I’ve had my ass beat my cops many times and every time it was my fault . I’ve also been giving warnings when I should been arrested because I was kind

[@rass1818]

Hats off to the guy that got hit! Very respectful and cordial!

[@veganskeletons4131]

Yeah i wonder why

[@double858]

@@veganskeletons4131 because he was raised right.

[@rockchalk9078]

surprisingly yes he was

[@chevyvans10]

Needs to get a Belt!

[@cartern4u]

He was awesome!! Poor kid.

[@kimhaughton3771]

She tells the victim they don't take pictures unless a DUI is involved right after talking to her supervisor who she clearly knows is intoxicated. SMH

[@apriljames437]

I thought the same thing

[@ANONM60D]

Insurance will take photos, driver has the report number

[@ivanskirchak4935]

Was distracted by homeboys pants around his ankles.

[@hardyland2226]

They don’t

[@BigstickNick]

Same

[@Symone_A95]

The officer who stopped him should be investigated as well. This whole situation is super shady

[@Raquel_824]

Yeah they seem a little bit too close ...

[@cpl1leg946]

He needs to go. He's been trying to push her to fuck up this whole video. It's fucked.

[@Tony-sj6on]

Are you a guy?

[@axmajpayne]

@@Raquel_824 At 33:13, the second time he comes in close for a hug or whatever the hell that was, it sounds like there is a kiss.

[@stevehawkins4301]

You think he was bumping her booty??,

[@Ah_Yote]

Doesn’t blow him, doesn’t want to cuff him, doesn’t want to put him in the back of the cop car, hugs and kisses him, I’ve NEVER seen ANYONE be so respectful to a DRUNK DRIVER who literally caused an accident and could have killed someone

[@CaMaRoSSGiRL14]

Don’t forget when he whispered asking her to blow “for him” at the end

[@angelinagulizio5830]

I agree with that Could you imagine if she didn’t have a body cam?????

[@HeatherHenton]

I am beyond disgusted with her. She was so short with the actual victim too.

[@judegirl7607]

HE IS HER SUPERVISOR.

[@ArksCovenant]

Pigs of a pork skin flock together, unconditionally.

[@gracebyfaith8444]

The cop says "there is things we can do to fix this birdie we already know what the game plan is" these people are scum!!!

[@mariepilotwamericanairline5896]

And you people always wanting to start shyt . Always pulling the race card !!

[@gracebyfaith8444]

@@mariepilotwamericanairline5896 what are you even going on about there simple jack?

[@onemoreday1550]

I’m glad you heard that too

[@sladeraccoon5448]

She couldn't possibly have meant that they're both cops and they know where this leads, having arrested hundreds of others and been through the whole circus. It just /has/ to be corruption and other paranoid bs.

[@sladeraccoon5448]

@Shaunna L When he's not beating himself up for the situation he's in, he's joking around with her since she's miserable that she has to book a superior. Stop looking at everything in such a negative light.

[@hassmakki]

Why was she uncomfortable?? ... I'd be pissed if that was my co-officer. That makes all of us look bad

[@AcidSh33tz]

Right? I would feel the opposite of uncomfortable, id be happy to do my job correctly, cops are not above the law, and no exceptions should ever be made. This man chose to drink and drive and put others in potential harms way for his actions.

[@Dad-979]

Because he’s hitting it. Duh

[@willc3630]

No, it makes him look bad. Quit selling the "all of us look bad". Hold individuals responsible for their individual actions.

[@adriennem1884]

Yup!!!!! 🤬🤬🤬

[@shay4ojibwa638]

Th guy who was hit had a right to sit there if he wanted. Even if it was to make sure the police guy isn’t let off easy. With no repercussions. He wasn’t just a bystander hanging out in a parking lot. He was involved in the accident. I’ve been in an accident and everyone stayed around until everybody was done and dealt with. I could be wrong from a legal standpoint, but it looked like an unnecessary show of force. And I’m behind the blue, I respect and back leo. On an individual basis as it’s called for.

[@EbenRogers]

I’m shocked no one is bringing up the fact that he asked the cop to blow for him and she said she can’t do that. That’s absolutely ridiculous. This cop didn’t even want to cuff her drunk driving supervisor who could have killed people. Wow.

[@fredthechihuahua]

"We don't take pictures unless a DUI is involved." Dude is fucking HAMMERED

[@dawnb3194]

So she lied to the innocent victim of the drunken cop - appalling!

[@jamesfinnegan9498]

😂

[@chrisbeals4660]

That’s was before she determined he was intoxicated

[@TwoWheelNinja]

@@dawnb3194 she just misspoken, in FL pictures are not taken for crashes or DUI, only time pictures get taken is for traffic homicide-related investigations.

[@nkiru61]

She meant…we don’t take photos when the victim is black. 😮

[@seandailey2942]

What a disgrace, the man who got rear ended lawfully had every right to be informed that he was involved in a dui accident. Damn shameful is what it is.

[@Young89G]

I'll sue the mess out they ass after this video!

[@waterdragon2012]

@@Young89G Was that you? Man you handled it perfectly. I hope you do sue their asses. Disgusting cops

[@waterdragon2012]

@@Young89G He admits this is his second time crashing into someone while under the influence , your lawyer can use that to lay in harder on that piece of shit

[@Stoplyingandlearnsomething]

1. Learn your rights. That’s not one of them. 2. It would be on the final accident report that the victim and/or insurance ultimately receives. 3. There is zero reason to tell the victim on scene while it’s being investigated. They will get the final results. 4. You’re absolutely ridiculous. The officer did the correct thing. They could have covered it up and uneducated idiots like you never would have known. Instead, she did the harder, correct thing and idiots still run their mouth

[@Stoplyingandlearnsomething]

@@Young89G YA!!!!! Sue the cops for doing their jobs!!!!!!

[@gramcardz4233]

They 100% didn’t want the guy who got hit to know the driver was wasted or a cop. The second cop even said the guy was bothering her by being there. Very shady department you have there Gainesville.

[@kimwoodall5874]

I agree

[@davids11131113]

Most all of em are shady departments.

[@loritester4454]

AMEN

[@tipptipphoorayclothing6580]

She shoulda moved if it bothered her. Unbelievable. They can’t let him go because of the victim still being there.

[@TigerTankIII]

all cops are freemasons which is why they are corrupt, every police force around the world is merely an attack-dog for israel, if you call out the crimes of israel today and throughout their history then you will find that the masonic lodges, police departments and the synagogues in your country will bring down the hammer on top of you under the charge of antisemitism

[@Crafty266]

How she handles the victim of the crash is awful....

[@CH4RA_DR3AMER]

He’s clearly not injured, & not complaining. Professional victims in 2024 want to make everyone a victim, including themselves!

[@J-dizzle-81]

Are you serious lol

[@jakerogers3649]

Love how she complained about the guy who’s car got hit smoking a cigarette when the drunk cop is literally smoking 2ft away from her the entire time they’re talking she really didn’t even wanna arrest him

[@Freya12]

They were two separate officers, the one that was stood next to him smoking was the supervisor, the other who said smoke bothered her was the 1st attending officer

[@victoriabritt7287]

Jake Rodgers you was so right! This whole situation was WRONG!!!

[@Mikevdog]

F the pigs. Who cares what bothers them.

[@xAvi-PR]

You’re just blabbing. The officer you mention did not allow her fellow officer to smoke

[@tylerlongbrook3416]

@@Freya12 that’s not true

[@frankmacleod2565]

The people who got hit were nice and civil. Asking about littering in the parking lot and all, very nice folks

[@norsewarlock8331]

They did seem very cool. Could've gone without seeing his freaking drawers though.

[@frankmacleod2565]

@@norsewarlock8331 yeah that should really be an indecent exposure charge. Can't be walking around in your underwear in public

[@BettHouston]

‘Birdie’ was almost off the hook because of the arresting officers willingness to offer the insurance exchange option to the victims, which is highly unethical. At 18:20ish Birdy shared a message with Sgt. Sanchez on his phone and then he repeated his excuse: “Tired and pissed off”. When they arrived at the station, Birdy suggested something to the officer and she responded “I can’t do that”. Besides his saying she was doing the right things, he tried repeatedly to manipulate these officers. No bueno. I’m glad they took him in although begrudgingly. It’s still upsetting to see this preferential treatment. The victims couldn’t have been nicer and I hope the driver wasn’t injured as it DOES take a day before you feel the injuries because of shock. I’ve been there. He was hit HARD. 😠

[@egroegartfart]

I agree. I might be wrong but I didn't like how the female officer treated the driver of the other car. Told him to back up and give her space and she didn't want to be around his cigarette smoke yet when the drunk officer lit up his cigarette there was no mention of anything. And then the other female officer wanted to get the victims out of there like they didn't have a right to be there or something. I didn't get that. Anyone in the whole world could have stood there and watched the dui tests and arrest. That's their right. I don't think they were super nice to the guy and his family who was hit.

[@captainchaos2671]

​@BettHouston nice injury claim tho and he's pretty young so he will get over any minor injuries pretty quickly and most likely no long tern damage

[@dannykhan2055]

I’m sure if she didn’t have camera no one will never know he was drunk.

[@howssmith785]

Do you know how many thousand times this has happened before body cameras. Just listen to them talk

[@crystalvasquez5263]

Yep and he only asked her like 10 times if her cam was on.... smh

[@howssmith785]

@@crystalvasquez5263 it’s cop talk . Like get me the hell out of here

[@tsdobbi]

There was only one DUI cop body cam I saw where the cop treated the drunk cop like any other perp and even berated him for even hinting for a courtesy and said he would be doing the same thing body cams or not. Like every other one they are like "sorry" "I don't want to but" "body cams man!"

[@nimitz1739]

Just like all these other cop arresting dui cop videos. They always talk about they have no choice because it’s all on camera. Pretty much telling on themselves

[@blueal922]

“Couple things, take a couple steps back cause cigarettes smoke tears me up” yet with her supervisor she was stood even closer and he was smoking. Sickening that the victim was treated as the issue and not the drunk.

[@nkratochvil122]

Yes this really bothered me too! Also not taking pictures of his vehicle when it's a dui!

[@theone-ds7iz]

18:44 the 🐖 took the off duty 🐖 cigarette put it out and stated your killing me.

[@JoseSanchez-nf6vx]

She was trying to see if she can smell alcohol on him or from his breath.

[@BuckkyKatt886]

She may have been trying to say in a nice way that he was too close to her and used that as an excuse.

[@theone-ds7iz]

@@BuckkyKatt886 She put the off duty 🐖 cigarette out at 18:44.

[@beachgirl4truth672]

“Are you ON?” Yes, of COURSE she’s on, that’s wtf your police bodycam is SUPPOSED to be used for!!

[@kimnguyen-lw7oj]

code for corruptions

[@tameramares5785]

She doesn't take pics unless it involves a DUI? I think it did mam! "I'm gonna check on them because It's bothering me." Lady, they had every right to stay there. You just didn't want them to see the field sobriety test. Wow!!

[@michaelhaydenbell]

She is shady as hell. So sick of this.

[@2lefThumbs]

Yeah, they were probably hanging around to see if it was a DUI so she could take the photos😉

[@willb5036]

And she claims it was all to keep her “integrity “ intact… More like covering your ass if it ever comes to light you gave preferential blue line treatment… Big difference imo

[@OGKenG]

She doesn't make the policies

[@dersteer]

This is all cops.. They are all this crooked and all try to cover for each other. Sunlight is the best disinfectant and cameras actually are starting to show just how repugnant every single one of these "winners" are. All cops are pieces of 💩

[@sethporter3145]

The investigating officer is too uncomfortable to transport him but let's him give her a hug and a kiss at the end? Because that's a totally normal thing I do with my coworkers.

[@cooldude2251]

Or with a suspect...

[@zibbyzoo4379]

And a drunk driver…cops always hug them too

[@skinseyful]

I thought he kissed her !!!! Geeze🤮

[@thatsfunny7729]

I always get hugs and kisses with my DUI's... Wait, no, I've never gotten a DUI because I'm a law abiding citizen.

[@hegeliandetective1034]

They probably are doing the sex and why he's getting a divorce

[@craxydtrain]

The double standards are disgusting, & they wonder why citizens are more distrustful of the police now more than ever

[@quinnvids]

what double standards? the guy who was hit getting treated with respect and the cop getting arrested for breaking the law? what exactly do you want from them?

[@sinaaaw]

You can't act like you don't know someone you work with... it's just human nature. Never trust cops tho

[@braydenjhn8473]

While it is understandable that the presence of double standards can be frustrating and contribute to feelings of distrust, it is important to approach this issue with nuance and consider different perspectives. Arguing that all double standards are universally "disgusting" and solely responsible for increased distrust in the police oversimplifies a complex issue. Firstly, it is important to acknowledge that double standards can exist in any profession or societal context, and law enforcement is not exempt from this. However, it is crucial to address and rectify these double standards rather than generalize them as representative of the entire police force. Not all police officers engage in or support double standards, and many work diligently to uphold justice and fairness in their duties. Additionally, it is important to recognize that public perception of the police is shaped by various factors, including media coverage, personal experiences, and social movements. Distrust towards the police is a multifaceted issue influenced by incidents of misconduct, systemic issues, and historical contexts. While double standards may contribute to the perception of unfairness, they are not the sole factor responsible for the current level of distrust. Furthermore, it is crucial to highlight the efforts within law enforcement agencies to address these concerns. Many police departments have implemented reforms, training programs, and accountability measures to address issues of bias, misconduct, and double standards. It is essential to acknowledge and support these positive steps while also advocating for further improvements. Lastly, it is important to promote dialogue and understanding between communities and law enforcement. Constructive conversations can help bridge the gap, build trust, and address concerns effectively. By fostering open communication, promoting transparency, and encouraging community involvement, we can work towards a more accountable and trustworthy police force. In conclusion, while double standards within law enforcement can contribute to feelings of distrust, it is essential to approach this issue with nuance and recognize that it is not the sole cause for increased public skepticism. By addressing and rectifying double standards, promoting transparency, and fostering constructive dialogue, we can work towards rebuilding trust between citizens and the police.

[@malachitemtz]

@@braydenjhn8473Your Chat GPT essay said absolutely nothing. Just rambling.

[@sozeytozey]

What double standards? She didn't treat the victim any worse than her Corporal, but naturally the way she speaks to someone she knows personally is gonna be different than how she speaks to a stranger. Other than not wanting to cuff him, she did absolutely everything by the books Using words like "disgusting" only shows your projected bias. I understand that you've never been put in a position where you had to arrest your boss, but it's unfortunate that you can't at least sympathize with the situation. The arresting officers would have to be sociopaths to not show compassion for their Corporal. Is that what you want? Sociopathic police officers? Probably not, right? You probably want understanding, respectful but firm officers, and that's exactly what we just saw.

[@ririvera_]

EXTREMELY shady they didn’t let the victim who was very respectful know this was a DUI investigation. SMH.

[@ririvera_]

And why tf were they bothering the second officer.

[@dredwick]

The first cop gave the whole "integrity" spiel on the mic, but it was blatantly obvious she was biding time in hopes that dude would sober up and pass the DUI test. Look how slow she read the instructions to dude, and then allowed him to walk around to regain his composure before she continued the test. And was so nonchalant about him smoking that cigar. I'm surprised she didn't pass him some pennies to suck on. Hella fcked up the second cop walked over to the VICTIM and tried to intimidate him to get him to leave. Because if nobody was there they would have helped dude pass the DUI test.

[@Mandy-nt2cs]

What TF you talking about? One they don't have too.. two, they were sitting there watching him perform sobriety tests lol

[@ririvera_]

@@dredwick exactly!!!! I’m so bothered by all of this. Let it have been the victim and it would’ve been “get your shit together and start taking this TEST NOW!” he would’ve been beaten for “resisting”. for smoking the damn cigarette they would’ve taken him straight into custody.

[@ririvera_]

@@Mandy-nt2cs come again?

[@calirob1982]

She was more pressed by the victim sitting in their car in the parking lot than the fact that her buddy was plastered. This is sickening

[@FrailRider]

*than

[@joemama1691]

She laughed about his wrecked car too and didn’t tell him the other driver was drunk. I bet the other way round she would.

[@calirob1982]

@@FrailRider thank you

[@briankimmer4251]

Damn sure taking their time getting him to the station for the test! Like to know the time gap..

[@israel8847]

VICTIM. You would act the same.

[@johnathanbusse4679]

She turned off her body cam to sit down and speak with him. That is insane. Also any civilian would have been instantly cuffed and thrown in a car as soon as the test was failed. This is ridiculous.

[@NinoVerse22]

The yell and are aggressive with drunk drivers who could've harmed the public but are so kind to these officers

[@shaunegermain9498]

They were probably hoping the longer it takes to process him at the scene that he wouldn't blow as high on the breathalyzer.

[@Mandy-nt2cs]

And ? Folks who work at Walmart get 20% off.. what's your point?

[@Polishbojo]

They treat the public with absolute contempt. I love how he has to convince them to even just cuff him lmao

[@markheckman2196]

No people, it's called a police union and these idiots will retaliate against her. She has to do what she's doing.

[@happymoments737]

This makes me sick. They’re treating that cop like he’s the victim. And he ain’t man enough to admit he’s drunk. Which everyone can clearly see. And that other cop. How dare she say she feels uncomfortable with the actual victim being on the scene waiting for a tow truck. Because that Drunken cop hit him. The guy who was hit. Showed nothing but calmness and respect. Big respect to him.

[@braydenjhn8473]

While it is understandable to feel frustrated or disgusted by certain aspects of a situation, it is important to approach the analysis with fairness and avoid jumping to conclusions based on limited information or personal biases. It is crucial to consider multiple perspectives and gather all relevant facts before forming judgments. Firstly, it is important to remember that legal processes and investigations are designed to ensure a fair and thorough examination of incidents. Labeling someone as a victim or an offender without proper investigation can undermine the principles of due process and presumption of innocence. It is essential to allow the legal system to determine the facts and assign appropriate responsibilities based on evidence. Secondly, passing judgment on an individual's character or motives without direct knowledge can lead to misunderstandings. While it may seem evident that someone is intoxicated, it is important to wait for official reports or conclusive evidence before making definitive statements. Making assumptions or accusations without concrete evidence can be unfair and potentially damaging to all parties involved. Furthermore, it is crucial to recognize that discomfort or unease expressed by an individual, such as the other officer in this situation, should be considered within the context of their professional responsibilities. Police officers often have a duty to prioritize public safety and manage potentially volatile situations. Expressing discomfort does not necessarily equate to dismissing the actual victim's rights or minimizing their experience. It is important to understand the complexities of the roles and responsibilities of law enforcement officers in such situations. Lastly, acknowledging the calmness and respect displayed by the person who was hit is commendable. Demonstrating composure in challenging circumstances is admirable, and individuals who handle themselves with dignity deserve recognition. However, it is crucial to avoid making sweeping generalizations or assumptions solely based on one individual's behavior. Each person involved in an incident may respond differently based on their unique circumstances and personal characteristics. In conclusion, it is vital to approach the analysis of a situation with fairness, gather all relevant facts, and refrain from making definitive judgments without proper investigation. By respecting the legal process, considering multiple perspectives, and avoiding assumptions, we can contribute to a more balanced and informed understanding of the events, ensuring justice and fairness for all parties involved.

[@zepplin839]

@@braydenjhn8473 you absolute muppet, did you get chatGPT to vomit up that essay for you? Because, mate, it's screaming AI-generated waffle louder than a drunk at a football match. The depth, the forced neutrality, the overtly complex sentences - it's like you clicked on the 'pretend to be intellectual' setting. Next time you decide to plagiarise from our dear chatbot, at least make it less bloody obvious.

[@dontfckwithspiders5684]

He needs to pull his pants up, that's so 80s/90s... no respect for me automatically. He isn't a Saint because some bigger idiot hit him. But yeah, that cop is no victim and that female cop is disgusting. "Stand away from me," acting at first like this was an honest fender bender when he is obviously fucked up. Gross. Didn't ask the guy that was hit if he needed an ambulance or if he was even hurt. 🤮

[@Raquel_824]

I honestly hate to think what would have happened if the🙍🏾‍♂️ guy was the one drunk and ran into the👮🏼‍♂️ cop 🫤 the🙍🏾‍♂️ guy definitely would have been told he ran into an off duty 👮🏼‍♂️cop while driving drunk and could have killed him ect ect ect ..😡 I understand showing your drunk AF👮🏼 coworker compassion but to treat the other🙍🏾‍♂️ guy like he did something wrong is really showing her true colors 🤡.... drunks always think about their family AFTER they get caught DUI ... the arresting cop acts like she's banging her coworker or something .....

[@COddietsch]

You obviously have never worked as a police officer or in the correctional field. I admire the calmness of the guy who got hit, he did not look at it as an intoxicated white guy running into the back of a black man; so major kuddo's to him. But to your reply about this makes your sick, keep in mind that if you are a good cop and you see your job as a career with your fellow officers as not only colleges, but friends and family, making a stupid decision that causes them to do their job to the point that might ruin your job and your life is personal and rough. If you have never been in that situation, sure you can pass judgement as a viewer but you have no idea as to what they are dealing with personally. Real lives are at stake and a simple mistake is ruining a life. No one was hurt, no one was shot, killed or anything so there was not really any major victim here other than a fender bender. And most people under the influence don't remember 80% of what they are going through at the time, depending on their BA level. So unless you know his life and him as a cop, take it easy.

[@Edwingutierrez713]

Smoking cigarettes when she told him not to. Walking away when she told him not to. But hey, he’s being compliant and she doesn’t want to cuff him LOL This police department is a joke

[@Ryotsu2112]

If you read the description and details of the reports, he later claimed that he wasn’t initially drunk at the time of the crash, and that he made and consumed a very strong alcoholic beverage DURING the police investigation in the parking lot (while those body cams were on). Ridiculous.

[@Brutananadilewski007]

And remember how earlier she asked the victim to step back because she didn’t want his cigarette smoke in her face….what a joke.

[@anonone8954]

A lot more out there just as bad and a lot of them much worse than this one.

[@Pasta-Tony]

She couldn't wait to take those cuffs off of him! Such a double standard.

[@Dloco22222]

Gainesville FL police department !!

[@donnabyrne2429]

Yep this is a joke! That poor unsuspecting young man had no idea what was going on. He was respectful throughout and was totally kept in the dark as to what was actually occurring in the background! 😮

[@Mr.DerekReese]

​@Dank Unease Waybill why do you feel disrespected by that man's personal wardrobe choice?

[@ANONM60D]

Read the description

[@tammybettiga6263]

His mama...was on it.

[@ScreamingEagleFTW]

right. because they didnt want him to get compensated for his loss and make the department look bad.

[@kabbey30]

Waaahhh waaaaah waaaaaaah

[@nikmuch1]

Perfect example as to why people dont trust police. She didn't take any photos even though she suspected he was drunk. They wanted that victim out of that lot so badly so he wouldnt find out it was a dui, even though he had a right to know. The way they cover for each other is maddening. Makes me wonder what would have happened if there were no cameras. I bet that guy would have been driven home and back to work the next day.

[@seancrowley1065]

Back to work the next day as he should have been !!!!!

[@JasonFrancis-tv4np]

you’re ignorant nothing to do with trusting cops i promise you have made plenty of mistakes you probably are on your phone while driving probably while posting this comment this cop was held accountable by another and i was t boned by a drunk driver and no pictures were taken by cops educate yourself you probably have family members that fucked around and found out with cops by breaking the law so you have a twisted view not all cops are bad the lady in this one is a good one arrested her supervisor

[@ANONM60D]

He has the report number

[@zayzay4405]

@@ANONM60D 12 year old comment Are you alive or dead yet?

[@1ofCornPopsBigBadB_____ez]

Really ?! After all that u sayin u don't trust the police ?! They were doing everything by the book and on cam from the 1st minute. Criminals don't trust the police. And homeboy got a lotto ticket cause of this guy's bad day. He didn't even get injured. But I guarantee they started feeling injured the minute they found out he was law enforcement.

[@imokayandyou406]

This is infuriating! Those people “bothering her”???!!!!

[@silenceisgoldn]

Yes, I caught that from the second cop that arrived. I didn't like it either. It made me nervous for the driver that was hit--the actual victim and his ride. Of course, they are there because they need to wait for the damn tow. These cops did not inform the victim about what happened, although at a point, it would have been obvious (considering the drunk driver testing failures)! This cop also lied to the driver that was hit in regarding why she approached him. We know what she said, but she told him she was checking to see if he wanted her to call their tow truck. Again, that's not why she walked over there. I didn't like anything about that part.

[@Oncelost21]

You’ve gotta understand, there trying to deal with one guy who is completely hammered while the victim was staying put. The victim was also sagging which… not a great look to be honest. He could have been waiting to drop the offender while the officers turned around. Too many people at the scene can be very uncomfortable, especially in this situation.

[@052188joseph]

Lol these cops are trying to cover each other, the lady cop is trying to hurry the victim so that he doesn't see her doing DUI test on the cop. Bunch of crooks

[@CDKV]

EXACTLY. I noticed that too.

[@usernamebob2656]

NWA didn't make any songs called, "Fuck the firefighters."

[@kayceeyarborough1025]

BINGO!!! She didn’t want them to see…. now if roles were reversed… ☕️ 🐸 but we allll know the good ole boys will always protect each other and we should trust them. 😂😂😂

[@dummkompf]

that one probably wouldn't have even done the dui investigation if she was the original and only one there

[@leiwilliamson4098]

The victims sister is smart as hell!!! Thank you girl!! She said we gone sit here and see what’s going on with the driver!!! Yes girl!

[@OhHamburgers0258]

Sometimes a guy needs a woman to tell him what would be in his best interest. Not the first time I've seen a woman give advice that he might not have thought of because he's in a stressful situation

[@JB-mk4ry]

@@OhHamburgers0258 Maybe that woman should tell the dude to pull his pants up.

[@OhHamburgers0258]

@@JB-mk4ry or maybe ppl can wear their clothing how they want despite your fee fees on it?

[@conscientiousobserver8772]

@@OhHamburgers0258 And vice versa, despite the "mansplaining" knee jerk outrage that exists today, genuine care and concern surpasses gender.

[@SAABTURBO1986]

She meant the driver waiting on the tow truck not the police officer…..🙄🙄

[@goneFlores]

If that was ANYONE other than a law enforcement officer walking away in the middle of a sobriety test those officers would have tackled them and charged with resisting arrest 😡

[@Justin-mk1pf]

false go watch more body cam videos you are literally clueless

[@7_Never_Forget_6]

no actually, its only if they continue to walk away. if they stop and start walking back like he did, they would be fine. now if they start running, then yes, they would be charged.

[@Justin-mk1pf]

@@southernizerwatching Lol nice logical response.

[@southernizerwatching]

@@Justin-mk1pf so you think this drunk driver should have been allowed to go free !? Hhmm... interesting response.

[@Justin-mk1pf]

@@southernizerwatching because that's what i said. Your response thinking you would've been tackled and or tazed are just illogical. Be a cop and go through the same situation and see how you handle it with the proper training... Smh nice to judge when you don't even have knowledge in the field.

[@Phoenix_flying]

Thank you for sharing this with the KZbin world. Corruption like this NEEDS to be exposed. My blood is boiling.

[@taalboss]

I really hope this kid gets him a lawyer and file a complaint and a lawsuit against this Police Department is was absolutely a disgusting thing to watch.

[@brianplord]

He did

[@Goriloco]

@@brianplord good.

[@annortiz5905]

More compassion for the drunk officer than the victim. This is why there are issues.

[@Bobbybentayga]

YUP

[@eternalvigilance5697]

So you wouldn't have more compassion for your coworker that is your friend?

[@Zacharyr222]

@@shanghunter7697I’m not entirely certain but I feel like they were about to have him sit in the front seat, as well

[@Jason-TheChad-Muska_circa1995]

Yeah because these officers were rude to the black man who got into an accident. Oh never mind that's right They were completely kind to him and very respectful just like they were to the officer so I'm not sure what kind of BS you're spewing here.

[@Zacharyr222]

@@Jason-TheChad-Muska_circa1995 Considering they said they don’t take pictures of the accident unless there’s a crime involved, which there 100% was.. they were pretty deceptive. Didn’t want the victim to find out the other guy was drunk or a cop. Don’t know if rude is the right word, but deceptive definitely is.

[@VIi726]

Imagine if cops treated everyone the way they treat cops when they get arrested

[@GFTCNJ]

Gang privilege

[@SassyCassie.]

💯

[@Doobie603]

She put those cuffs on him like he was a delicate newborn baby.

[@locochang6533]

Imagine if everyone cooperated the way this cop cooperated when he's arrested

[@adriennem1884]

Wouldn't that be something, huh?!?

[@smakfu1375]

The responding officer having to be told by her drunk supervisor to cuff him properly was absolutely ridiculous (and when she apologizes, he has to point out "my fault, not yours").

[@MakeupMobster]

This dude is hammered. Ridiculous how they showed more kindness and compassion to him than the actual victim in their cop buddy. He doesn’t give DUI’s because he himself clearly has a drinking problem

[@Snakeshit294]

what more compassion should she have shown to the victim ? suck him off ?

[@josephaltman460]

EXACTLY ‼️ 💯 Proves their discrepancy toward civilians, especially when the civilians are BLACK!

[@tricky92x]

Did you want the female cop to blow the guy in the parking lot? What else were you expecting?

[@yacfab]

The drunk officer asked the lady officer if she could blow his breathalyzer test for him. She told him no, she could not do that . 😮

[@AmyJoyLandry]

Exactly what I was thinking!

[@10JaminBen]

The fact that the victim couldn’t stand next to her because the cigarette smell bothers her, but not her co worker smoking in front of her face and didn’t have the slightest effect is ridiculous 😂

[@vicki6624]

It was two different cops. You are being inaccurate in your comment.

[@ToppsBaseballRacks]

@@vicki6624 No, it wasn't. It was the same responding officer.

[@mikesouth6490]

The same cop, yes.

[@stevesharpe3370]

It’s because she wants the black guy to go away because it’s uncomfortable and she doesn’t mind being around the white trash guy because he’s like her

[@8oh1guy]

Maybe the wind had something to do with it?

[@TransoceanicOutreach]

I like the way he says 'Shes absolutely right in what she's doing', when only ten minutes earlier he was asking her if her camera was turned on. Basically he was going to corrupt her, then when she made it clear it wasn't going to happen he switched tactics and tried to be the good guy. Corrupt mindset.

[@TheDoomslayersDaddy]

The New world order calls it situational ethics.

[@ashndj23]

@@TheDoomslayersDaddygotta love daddy Schwab.

[@glenndanzig2617]

Love how they treat each other with such respect but treat us like they could care less about what they’re doing

[@JustinWillhoit]

I see a lot of instances where police are very respectful to the citizen just like she was with this supervisor

[@autumnwinter3639]

if you could care less it means you care

[@glenndanzig2617]

@@autumnwinter3639 shutup

[@meaton3805]

*couldn't care less

[@GingerNinja1]

​@@autumnwinter3639 @meaton3805 By the way correcting others on an international platform is rude. You do realize everyone on here speaks different languages dont you? Just wondering if you two walk around in real life correcting those who's english is not their primary language or you're only rude rude online?

[@justelise3096]

The irony of how that lady supervisor treated the victim of the accident as opposed to the driver that hit him. I’m in Gainesville. Supervisor lady scary af. “They’re bothering me”. The dude is freaked out after having a car slammed into him. Should have left him tf alone AND if they used a tow place that insurance does not approve, he’d have to pay out of pocket.

[@archiesshowtell8094]

So true. Old mate was waiting for the tow and his sister waiting for him and got treated like criminals and I can only imagine it was for a certain reason.

[@noneyabusiness9441]

In other words, she wants you to leave the scene so you don’t see the cop getting a DUI field sobriety test.

[@gord2358]

None ya business - Agree.

[@Scurry9]

@@gord2358 It is their business as the drunk cop HIT them

[@TheDigitalThreat]

Its absolutely their business! It's also the public's business as he wasn't drunk driving in his own home.... You have a "public servant" out on "publc roads" yet they should be treated privately if/when "Drunk"? Enough with the bullshit.

[@EricMartinSmithOfficial]

And film it.

[@stickybearskinrug2046]

Exactly!

[@tjpowers88]

I like how cigarettes were a problem with the victim, yet she’s perfectly willing to let the supervisor smoke to a point until DUI then she grabs it out of his mouth no problem.

[@bygtyma05]

Exactly, talking bout give me some space.

[@soude85]

It wasn’t the same Officer! The first one didn’t let him smoke, the second one (blonde) came later and let him do whatever…

[@chrisozzy1990]

@@bygtyma05 I believe that when she said “give me some space” , she was grooming him to stay away from people involved in the situation (the other driver who smelled like alcohol)

[@CCeazer]

@@chipmcclain 6:26

[@shannonpagnozzi2133]

I think she said that to keep whatever he was going to say to her too quiet to make out on the bodycam

[@Luciddreams259]

The parents of that young driver should be so proud. How respectful, polite and responsible he is….remaining calm while he was the victim and not in the wrong. Those feds should both be sacked, he’s drunk asf, this isn’t fair on the other driver.

[@rylandavis2976]

Why are you referring to them as feds lol

[@exceptionallife4768]

1. That’s a grown man 2. He just acted like a normal human being… You can tend to become biased when you binge watch cop arrest videos and viral internet shorts… Most black men have never been arrested

[@quinnvids]

what wasn't fair to the driver? did you expect them to give him a kiss goodnight?

[@Scram673]

@@exceptionallife4768unfortunately half of our black males have been arrested. And 40% of white males.

[@jessied8585]

AMEN!!!!

[@thaliaconnor]

Imagine checking on the victim because “it’s bothering you” that your fellow officer hit them and you want them to leave so they can’t see you performing a sobriety test on your fellow off duty drunk ass coworker 😂 . She came on the scene worried about the wrong ppl

[@duck9886]

Exactly she’s a pos for that. The victim should have been informed.

[@mobbindavid7359]

He wanna blame it on a divorce plus he's super creepy if you ask me

[@mobbindavid7359]

I hope she's held accountable for cover up

[@mobbindavid7359]

So what dose Enternal Arrairs do anymore???

[@ameliashostak4764]

That whole entire part REALLY bothered and upset me to no end!! She really didn't give two f*cks about the actual victims who got hit by this drunk cop. I completely agree with your comment especially the last sentence. They should be ashamed!!

[@j_me_off6816]

Professional courtesy at its finest Why can't the public get this kind of treatment

[@PartyBoyXenesis]

Because you get what you give. I don't usually see the public cooperate with police in the body cam footage I've watched. Yes, he was a police officer, but he was cooperative. I've seen them do the same for people who actually cooperate, but it's not often you see people who do.

[@B-24Liberator]

@@PartyBoyXenesisspot on!

[@ShittyMcPoopyBalls]

@@PartyBoyXenesisnot true. Cooperate or not, if they want to arrest you they will find a way.

[@josephaltman460]

​​@@PartyBoyXenesis👢 👅!

[@kerim7469]

@@PartyBoyXenesiswow! And I’ve seen cops kick the sh!t out of, tase and shoot people who were cooperating just to show their power. Your comment is crap 🥾👅

[@TwoFeatherChannel]

hey cop, why didn't you tell him to keep his hands out of his pockets, for your safety bunch of government hypocrites

[@rileygally2967]

Changing the course of action because they’re “one of us” makes my skin crawl every time she says it

[@zeffery101]

if there was a change of course, she was asking if there was extra paperwork or additional protocols, to avoid conflict of interest. Not asking to go about it in a more lenient way.

[@xxbatman69xx98]

They probably have different protocols for this situation.

[@norarivkis2513]

Of course they ask how to handle it if it's "one of us," the same way they'd ask how to handle it if it were someone with a severe medical complication or a local political figure. It's not about doing things more gently; it's about how to make extra sure everything is precise and documented, so that anyone who is concerned enough to read the report can tell that they handled him appropriately and without corruption. There's enough real police misbehavior that we don't need to invent it. This case was handled well.

[@puppetmaster158]

All cops are corrupt. All

[@Jackie-il4hv]

Right. I BET that if it were a civilian that hit silver car silver car woulda been asked if he was intoxicated but they wanted him out asap. Glad he recorded this too bc anyone else wouldn’t get special treatment. I am glad that he said you need to cuff me people are watching though. I’m glad the arresting officer didn’t let him walk home either she knew! If the supervisor showed up to the scene first she would have let him go 100%

[@guspolinski69]

This is why the body cam is so important. If there hadn't been a body cam, this arrest definitely wouldn't have happened.

[@dersteer]

This is all cops.. They are all this crooked and all try to cover for each other. Sunlight is the best disinfectant and cameras actually are starting to show just how repugnant every single one of these "winners" are. All cops are pieces of 💩

[@hazacarrobinson6673]

they still shouldn’t be able to turn it off tho,because the sergeant turned hers off when she went to sit and talk with the drunk officer

[@IIPre]

Everyone makes mistakes. We’re human built flawed

[@jeremy5602]

Mr psychic over here knows everything, huh

[@carpenter5575]

​@@IIPre there's a difference in a mistake and bad choices. If I do something wrong but didn't know it was wrong at the time is a mistake, if I do something I know is wrong and get cought that's a bad choice... don't try word games that's what children do

[@happyhello5988]

That woman supervisor should be fired. They knew he was drunk and should’ve treated him like anyone else but they tried to hide stuff and help him out. They should all be held accountable!

[@ThrupleQuashimodo]

She sure did her best to find reasons to not do her job. I'm genuinely surprised she didn't tell the first officer to turn her camera off. "We already know what the game plan is". Absolutely pathetic.

[@tracyshaffer4510]

We all would do the same!

[@garethm3242]

@@tracyshaffer4510 Speak for yourself. Some of us would jump at the chance to whistleblow on a boss we know is corrupt. (Or, I dunno, maybe just be honest and keep drunk drivers off the roads our loved ones travel on!)

[@kerim7469]

⁠​⁠@@tracyshaffer4510e all would do the same what?

[@Phyzm1]

@@garethm3242 Thats because you dont care for your boss's. This was a nice guy telling her she did the right thing and hes proud of her. Clearly they were friends and he treated her well as a subordinate. What your shocked he was hoping she wouldnt notice hes drunk and let him go? Thats ridiculous. He also said he was going through a divorce and it was new years eve so he was probably spending it alone and sad. People make mistakes and this guy seemed pretty damn genuine. People love to hate cops.

[@leiwilliamson4098]

They don’t take pics unless it’s a DUI!?!?!? SHE KNEW HE WAS DRUNK IMMEDIATELY WHEN SHE FIRST WALKED UP TO HIM!!!! What a damn shame 🤔

[@MS-ej9fi]

That stood out to me, too. Shame on that female cop! She needs to find a new line of work!

[@idkmybffjill9682]

She was referring to the victim. As long as the victim isn’t drunk they don’t need photos

[@rb-dl2dd]

@@idkmybffjill9682 And in a rear end collision it's the fault of the driver in the back anyway.

[@jollypearltank8935]

So you'd rather pigs assume something and act on it? Smh

[@abcdefu5706]

I thought the SAME thing. Like why you ain't take pictures then? I hope the victims got photos if not I hope they put in a request for her entire body cam footage.

[@ladybloomer4053]

This was so poorly handled. CLEAR favoritism. They made sure he was under the felony limit before his breathalyzer. They would NEVER treat one of us like that...PERIOD.

[@theballisticchick5910]

What makes me so FURIOUS about this stop is the part where she tells the victim of the accident that the only time they take pictures is if there will be any possible criminal charges or possible DUI.... she realizes that she may have a DUI on her hands AND it's her supervisor, the victim is still on the property and NO ONE informs him that this could potentially be a DUI and they have every right to know this. IM LIVID about that! And not only that, but they're acting like they don't want them hanging around because they're going to see them doing this test. Come on you gotta do better than this right here. Did they ask him if he needed medical attention?

[@Deken]

The officer did ask the other driver if he needed medical attention. After he said he didn't, she told him he had a limit of 30 days to report injuries related to the wreck. I agree it was shady of the reporting officer to conceal that the off-duty officer was potentially DWI. However, at least the other parties were there to witness the field sobriety tests as well as his arrest. Those actions and the outcome should be documented or added as an addendum to the motor vehicle accident report. If it was not, the other party's insurance company can investigate why the information was withheld.

[@ericaonline3739]

YES! THIS!

[@wadecounty3057]

You’re livid?

[@Haseltine333]

I agree

[@troylockwood3484]

I don't even think she had a solid impression of DUI until after she returned the license and Bertzyk half-ass grabbed it. Of course when dealing with a previously trusted individual, she may have been less scrutinizing at first contact. To say she withheld info from the victims is extremely presumptuous. You clearly missed the 'medical attention' part, I think you should calm down and be a little more sympathetic, rather than being LIVID and jumping to CONCLUSIONS.

[@jrideout2802]

This is a great example of why body cams are so important. If there were no body cam holding her accountable I am sure the cop would have let him drive away

[@Stoplyingandlearnsomething]

This is why all houses should have indoor surveillance. I’m certain that not having them is what allows you to continue to be a pedophile. Hey, I just did the same thing you did! The sad part is that you only realized how utterly moronic my comment was when, in fact, it is based on the exact same probability of accuracy as yours. Writing factual comments doesn’t get you imaginary friends on YT, though.

[@capitaldelusion8518]

100 percent

[@capitaldelusion8518]

Yep, they would've done a full fledge dui investigation right off the bat if it wasn't a cop, instead of waiting for a supervisor to show up and make the decision lol, from the second he started talking he reminded me of my alcoholic father

[@Stoplyingandlearnsomething]

@@capitaldelusion8518 yep, because calling a supervisor and having another witness is now a bad thing. Idiot

[@mikeissweet]

​@Kevin Carbone *The "frequent viewer/Chronicler"* (This type is in its infancy; though the progress is worth keeping an eye on)

[@nobody-ly9ef]

That female officer is embarrassing.......I bet she never worried about a citizen after she arrested.

[@thegreencat9947]

She likes him.....

[@luckylarry88]

​@The Green Cat yeah I hate cops but they are friendly to each other and seeing how this guy is a happy drunk he's probably pretty cool to his colleagues.

[@colleenpeck6347]

It seems like she was inappropriately flirting with him!

[@jameschang2873]

Both female cops the supervisor needs to be investigated how she handle it!

[@GetFukt33]

@@colleenpeck6347 what makes u think that? out of curiosity lol

[@melissataylor4745]

This made me mad! How they treated the victim compared to THEIR DRUNK SUPERVISOR was outrageous.

[@myssakay]

What do you mean? I think this went pretty smoothly from every angle.

[@teeforthewin]

How did they treat the victim? They were very nice and respectful to him. I don’t think this situation could have gone any better considering the circumstances.

[@sami47x]

i don't mind her treating the drunk supervisor nicely after all shes a human being with emotions but the fact that she pressed the victim trying to get him out of the parking-lot asap was disgusting, clearly she had some ill intentions there

[@GregMS]

They never pushed the victims to leave and that was the second officer on the scene that didn't like them their but hadn't previously talked to them. People just sitting in their cars is odd, but the sister (I believe she was) said she watching the other driver, but the officer never told her she needed to go or that their was any issue with it so meh.

[@ObiWanCannabi]

notice she didnt need photo evidence if it wasn't a DUI situation, then she lets him go and questions the cop about it being a DUI, seems like they just let that evidence slip away on purpose

[@fusionsupergamer2979]

She even said first they don't do pictures unless its a dui related crash. She finished with the report then did the dui on him. She had ill intentions.

[@kabirdas2786]

She also told him to back up which is a little rude. If she's a police officer, she should be used to cigarette smoke and all kinds of smells. She was much closer to, "Byrdie" or whatever his name is.

[@redjeepjudy]

These two..both should be fired and charged...gross police officers...hope she got in trouble and hope he got jail time..idiots..and I hope gentleman hit pressed charges

[@adriennem1884]

"unless there is a DUI involved, we don't take pictures".... I'm sorry what ?;??!

[@DadCore666]

This is for insurance to sort out.

[@jordanmercier3616]

@@DadCore666 no it's a criminal matter because he's intoxicated, so they're supposed to take pictures for court.

[@_Dennis2Society215]

@@jordanmercier3616 She wasnt sure of him being intoxicated when she originally said that.

[@jordanmercier3616]

@@_Dennis2Society215 I know, I was referring the guy who said, "this is for insurance to sort out." Although, she should have known immediately lol, she's a cop and he was slurring every second word and had very delayed responses.

[@_Dennis2Society215]

@@jordanmercier3616 Alot of police have substance abuse issues. Wouldnt be surprised if she took a shot or two before work lol. Just imagine the things they seen or had to do. I couldnt do it. But more power to the upstanding decent officers out there makin a difference💯

[@shay4ojibwa638]

He had every right to sit in that parking lot until the cows came home. I don’t care how low his britches were. He was not just a bystander loitering around in the parking lot, he was the victim in the accident. Maybe he wanted to be sure the cop was treated like anyone else would have been. I’ve been in an accident, and I stayed until everyone was done and dealt with.

[@DanaAst]

Lmao his ass should be blurred out for KZbin pornographic rule

[@Lovesoapy]

Should have looked in the so called victims car , more than likely would have found more stolen Louis 😂😂😂😂😂🙄🙄🙄

[@jennybeam7226]

@@Lovesoapy "so called?"

[@ari-ks4cv]

sit and "gather my composure" for as low as I feel necessary after this traumatic accident.

[@Derrtysouthpaw714]

@@Lovesoapy ha. Ha.

[@veronicababy7959]

I love the way she seems to thing it’s her job to comfort her buddy but she has no sympathy for the people he hit. She even lied. I hope Vic got a good lawyer.

[@MrsJulietteE]

If only she hated the smell of alcohol on the breath of her boss who just crashed as much as the smell of cigarette smoke on a sober victim 😮

[@isabellajanelee]

Absolutely

[@sysc0mp72]

Completely unprofessional behaviour, unbelievable. It doesn't matter that he is a co-worker, just do your job and handle him like every other DUI case.

[@insertassword]

police should watch out for one another, when my dad was a cop he would always look out for his other officers that beat people or drank and drove

[@kendrakolker2065]

@@insertassword are you being sarcastic or serious?

[@azharuzzaman59]

Imma be honest, at the end of the day they did do their job. I’m pretty sure if anybody were in that situation u would do the same. If u know someone personally, obviously ur gonna show compassion. I’m not saying wat he did was ok in the slightest, because he could’ve killed someone, but when u know someone personally and know the struggles they’re going through, ur going to show compassion. It’s just human nature

[@gord2358]

@@insertassword -That was back in the day before Body Cams. Now everything is recorded and an officer could get in a lot of trouble for showing favoritism., etc.

[@insertassword]

@@gord2358 and that's what is wrong with policing today. Too many body cams ruining the good work of fellow officers. They won't even respond to school shootings because of the body cams

[@OJuggernautO]

The 2nd officer really pissed me off when she said that the victims of a DUI crash were “bothering her” because they hadn’t left yet. Lady, he just got his night absolutely ruined by a drunk driver. Also, they could’ve stayed there as long as they wanted to. One of them should’ve gone over there to film the interaction with the drunk guy, they had to be able to see something weird was going on when another cop pulled up, and then they all start hugging each other. I wonder what would’ve happened if the lady that came over asked the officer if she knew him. Like, would she have lied? Or would she have just said yes but left out he was her supervisor? Etc etc Also notice that the 2nd cop turned off her bodycam when she went to talk with the drunk cop, when they sat down on the curb together. And then every time the original cop came over, she always immediately glanced at her body cam and seemed annoyed. Like “hey go away for a minute so we can gameplan how to get away with this without him losing his job and the victims suing!” Well luckily the victims found out in some way, since they DID sue and he apparently settled. So at least some justice was served. Because him getting suspended and having probation and everything he received but still didn’t get fired, AND not a single thing happened to either of the other 2 officers, injustice at its finest. Just imagine for a moment if the roles were reversed and their cop buddy was sober and the black gentleman was drunk? They would’ve thrown him under the jail and charged him with as many things as they could. And yes, I do emphasize with the horrible situation the first cop was put in. And she DID a lot of good things, like calling for another supervisor and asking about conflict of interest, and keeping her bodycam on. And actually saying that he was showing indicators of being intoxicated. But she treated him like a literal puppy. If the public got treated like that with every police interaction, maybe people would actually like cops. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@bravo9711]

Can someone keeps an eye on this case if there's any charges filed. I see a cover up in action right now. Please keep us updated.

[@masonwilcox7055]

As a police officer you should be held to a higher standard, meaning you should be treated worse than a civilian DUI.

[@Ms_Mary69]

I don’t know about treated worse, but the punishment should be worse!

[@marufio]

He should be removed from being in law enforcement

[@ezekiallockhart3388]

Unless you are actively enlisted you good sir are a civilian too. And that's part of the issue is one side always thinking they are above the other.

[@louis5276]

Disagree on treating worse. Treating the same as any other would be appropriate. That said the Corporal should find a different line of work.

[@mariepilotwamericanairline5896]

Ohh please you apparently never been caught after hanging out with your buddies! I bet you be the first to start boo Hoo 😭 if you were in that situation! You best keep shush 🤫

[@dt_prodigy101]

The fact they didn’t want to cuff this guy even when he told them to is insane

[@cl7gp3]

Seems like this arrested supervisor is actually a decent cop who just got drunk and got in a car. Sad.

[@markieffmorris9263]

He sounds like Will Forte

[@michylea5584]

​@cl7gp3 exactly my thoughts. Most videos of cops being arrested, they expect the arresting officer to cut them breaks/let them go, even knowing they're on camera.

[@Fleato]

@@cl7gp3 decent cop who can't follow the laws he enforces. no one who drunk drives is a "decent person"

[@cl7gp3]

@@Fleato that's your opinion. Drinking inhibits your frontal cortex (which controls your executive thought process) by way of shutting it down with a chemical called GABA. Literally stops neural processing which is why after too much alcohol you black out. This means anyone can make that mistake given the right situation with just enough alcohol to prevent you from making rational decisions. The person you are drunk is not the person you are sober as drunk parts of your brain are shut down

[@dejajolie2816]

The way they coddled this man child, tells me everything I need to know.

[@eternalvigilance5697]

He is a friend and coworker, of course they are going to empathize with him more than a stranger. Get over it.

[@lokillin]

I don't mind that. That is pedantry. The important thing was her charging him. He is a coworker she knows after all.

[@philipdangelo3706]

@@eternalvigilance5697 no

[@eternalvigilance5697]

@@philipdangelo3706 Yes. Are you telling me you wouldn't empathize more with a friend and coworker of your own?

[@philipdangelo3706]

@@eternalvigilance5697 not if they broke the law. Especially not if they were a cop and knew better.

[@treblagr1]

19:40 when the supervisor says “I’m going to check on these because they’re bothering me” really pissed me off that she said that. They are waiting for a tow truck because this drunk police officer totaled his car! I feel they treated the victim as if it was his fault. No sympathy what so ever!

[@CorettaJG]

Really disappointed in how she behaved.

[@froggienm71]

That is some of the most preferential treatment I have ever seen. It's sickening..... none of them are held to a higher standard

[@JoseMartinez-nv3uf]

Damn this is the nicest DUI ive ever seen or heard of…. He finished with a hug and a kiss from the arresting officer.

[@Kewlstickers]

I bet they are more that friends

[@josephaltman460]

He prolly got a happy ending too!

[@marcussims405]

Wow I love how the victim was bothering her by sitting patiently in car on private property🤦🏾

[@bengalnation88]

Film the police

[@jessicacarter8244]

Exactly they treated the man wrong and one of their's get special treatment so wrong on so many levels

[@phillylarkin.s1930]

The victim prob woke up to the fact his pants were below his knees 😂😂

[@jamesconroy7030]

They were stalling for time, trying to wait til he left before doing the sobriety test.

[@kasecole]

Every person in this video is disappointing..EXCEPT for the guy who got hit, props to him for going through with a report and acting respectfully.

[@colettewatson8425]

Terrifying to think this woman is an Officer the nerve of her to say their making her uncomfortable😳they are the victums not your Drunk Boss😒Disgusting

[@michigandogman3060]

The fella that got hit had his stuff together and was extremely polite, the drunk officer on the other had was disgraceful 😕

[@dustindavis9050]

Wait how was the officer disgraceful ??? He went to jail , he didn’t beg & plead to get out of it , he even made them cuff him in the back !!! So what was so disgraceful other then the guy made a mistake & drove home after drinking in New Year’s Eve ??? At the end of it he took it like a man !!

[@MarkAPeterson]

@@dustindavis9050 You can't be serious. He asked her multiple times to shut off the body cam. Then, despite KNOWING he was on cam, asked her to blow for him when he goes in to hug her towards the end of the video. Then, during the investigation, he claimed that he wasn't drunk while driving. No, he claimed he left the bar and only started drinking after the crash. And he got to keep his job with minimal repercussions. This was a complete disaster for everyone involved.

[@caseydangar4414]

​@Dustin Davis he asked to turn the camera off, he kept smoking after repeated warnings not to do it, he asked the officer to blow for him in the breathalyzer and then straight up lied afterwards about not being intoxicated before the crash and made up the absolute most rediculous lie ever and said he only started drinking after the crash. Cause you know, its the obvious thing to do if your an off duty cop that just rear-ended someone. You get in a wreck and while your waiting on the cops, which by the way are your coworkers, you mix up a nice liquor drink or 2 to down real quick before you do your field sobriety test. Sounds logical right? Lol michigan dogman was correct in calling the drunk officers behavior "disgraceful".

[@michigandogman3060]

@@caseydangar4414 absolutely my friend

[@whowouldcare542]

@@MarkAPeterson yup some people lose everything after a DUI. Not saying they deserve sympathy but when an officer who is given special privilege to stop these crimes is now committing them, why on earth are they allowed to keep the job that is supposed to be held to the highest standard. Police officers don’t have to face the same repercussions citizens do.

[@zigwil153]

Unreal. Without body cams this would've been like a tree falling in the woods with no one around to hear it.

[@carpenter5575]

Just imagine how many of these dirty cops got away with shit before body cams..it just shows how dirty the system is but we can't do a dam thing except live with it or not

[@darlamccracken4062]

I respectfully disagree, I think she would have held him accountable. Just my opinion, but I am super proud of that first cop for not looking the other way, and believe she would have done the same without body and dash cams. Not everyone is on the take, and while it is getting scarcer and scarcer, integrity still exists in the human race, thank God!

[@gingy1799]

@@darlamccracken4062 I agree. Because I’m sure she could’ve just blown over talking to him and ended the BWC, but she left it on and told him she’s not letting him go.

[@michaelboucheyii7002]

and i kept hearing him say change your battery. ive seen videos where cops try to say their bodycam battery died in that exact moment. shits sad

[@zigwil153]

@@michaelboucheyii7002 precisely.

[@Al-Nisa.ShahRatt]

What I Respected About This Supervisor… He Didn’t Expect Any Privileges! Kudos To You.

[@GeneralBlorp]

Note how calmly and casually he requested that the camera be turned off. They do this all the time. If no other driver were involved he’d be going home.

[@Justin-mk1pf]

false

[@method6803]

Seen plenty of cops getting arrested after being pulled over for DUI. Have also seen drunk cops get man handled because they didnt follow instruction. Its not the 1950's anymore, cops arrest cops all the time

[@redfordreddington8834]

​@@Justin-mk1pf nope

[@Justin-mk1pf]

@@redfordreddington8834 oh

[@thatsfunny7729]

Not to mention at the end in the Sally Port where he asked if she could blow for him.

[@everetthancock2043]

Love how she completely blew off the actual victim...

[@potsnug]

Dude got more apologies in one video than I’ve gotten my entire life. 😂 Smh

[@lisakessig2950]

Truth

[@valgee9972]

LMAO facts 😅

[@andreablossom3929]

And that's a literal fact being that I grew up in a family of manipulators and narcissists, not one single family member has ever said sorry to me or each other for anything.🤣

[@Slimtat2er]

​@@andreablossom3929ok..

[@rh5521]

Facts😂😂😂

[@planes3333]

Whoever implemented the chest cameras should get a nobel prize

[@InnerLuminosity]

4 of them

[@maryhjelvik4068]

The young female officer said they don’t take pictures of damaged vehicles, unless it’s a DUI investigation and that’s exactly what that was a DUI investigation! They didn’t want this young man to have any reason to not only press charges back to sue them.

[@gueneverez]

They should all be fired

[@hippydippy]

He sued & won.

[@itsmaine0303]

That other officer is weird for being so "bothered" by the people who were just sitting there after being victims of his drunk driving. There was no need to initiate contact with them again when the other officer said that they were all set and said the back of his car was messed up. What do people usually do after an accident? Get their cars towed. Smh

[@cyanide187]

Also, its not like just hanging out not causing a scene, is by itself breaking the law. Unless there was a no loitering posted nearby. I find that unlikely/. I've had to stay overnight in lots like that many times. Minding my own business? F off mate ;)

[@Crayon3aterGaming]

If you as a LEO can’t decide on the same amount of time as you would a civilian to charge another LEO who is DRUNK DRIVING with a DUI/DWI then you’re a sad excuse for a Police officer and you too should lose your job. This was another reason why I left a decade ago.

[@johnwolf220]

Yeah ..... these are the kinda cops we need....no video no arrest. Pathetic. How long has it been going on? NO AMERICAN IS ABOVE THE LAW. Not cops, politicians, NO ONE!!!!!!!

[@DawesyD]

So you left a decade ago because your were a sad excuse for an officer and lost your job? Well done.

[@AndrewGrey22]

I thought it was the job of others to decide to charge someone and the cop only arrests them.

[@1738-l1j]

but you dont understand she is so uncomfortable

[@Hanshi64]

amen brother

[@unzipitjoe8928]

A further investigation should be performed on how unprofessional all these officers were while conducting this very serious investigation of DWI!

[@streamingstreams3053]

How nice of her not ask too many incriminating questions

[@StarrTile]

*Amazing how sympathy is given to their own but NEVER us*

[@LeoKBass]

I don't see the problem here.

[@StarrTile]

@@LeoKBass then you're not part of the solution, you are the problem

[@smeersmcdunkurmom]

it's probably cause they know eachother well, I mean If you had a family member in that place, you'd show more sympathy to them to a randomer

[@smeersmcdunkurmom]

but yeah, I agree. they oughta treat everybody the same

[@StarrTile]

@smeersmcdunkurmom that is not the point of Public Safety, you should treat the public same as you would somebody you know. They are no different than the public you're paid to protect

[@goneFlores]

Those lady officers should not be in law enforcement! Not wanting to hand cuff him not wanting the victims too see them handcuffing him and the Sergeant who should no better was gonna have him sit upfront! Wtf 🤬

[@eclecticacre2593]

I have seen male officers do the same. Gender had nothing to do with choices we make. You probably think women should sit down and shut up. Smh

[@annsantiago9991]

...and the hugging...all that hugging

[@ANGRYFATBOY1776]

So my question is the deputy told the black guy that got hit by the cop that she wasn't going to take pictures of his car unless there was a suspected DUI, but now that the black guy has left she's now it's telling the cop that you suspect him of DWI

[@johnking9942]

That was a bit dishonest on her part. Deliberate as well.

[@Ena48145]

He needs to sue for sure. She knew her little buddy was drunk as soon as his first sentence left his mouth

[@Alberto_Gomez]

What are pictures gonna do? Everyone has a phone now, and every phone has a camera. Take your own damn pictures. Your pictures are just as admissible in court as pictures taken by a police officer. I swear, ya'll wanna make an issue out of nothing just to have something to complain about.

[@bti-ro2vh]

@@Alberto_Gomez Let me guess... You're a cop.

[@mellymell7453]

Yes that was BS, when i got hit by someone the cops took pictures and everything because it was part of the report and nobody was drunk

[@debrablosser1846]

She can’t stand smoke but the officer can smoke?? In her face?!

[@Tloc103]

Hypocrisy at its finest. Stupid pigs 🐷

[@Tloc103]

Hypocrisy at its finest. Stupid pigs 🐷

[@goneFlores]

Thought the same thing hmm 🤔 one guy black one guy white 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@bryanbrewer4272]

💯

[@michaelhaydenbell]

​@@goneFlores Don't do that please. It's one guy lowly "nobody" citizen and one guy police corporal. THAT is what she cares about, but yes it's still gross.

[@Willdreynolds870621]

He’s literally controlling the stop. Name me one civilian who can walk away in the middle of a test. Rapidly snatch items from their pocket. And get a soft response from the officer. Congrats that these officers held him responsible. But they gave so much favoritism it’s unbelievable.

[@aarontooth]

For most of it, I think treating him with dignity is the right thing to do, and it isn't favoritism unless they charge him with less, don't collect all of the evidence, etc. Even if someone has committed terrible crimes, I think the police should treat the perp as nicely as possible. It is not their job to judge or administer punishment or scorn. On KZbin, the real pro cops are always super nice, and that's how they keep the suspect talking, making admissions, etc. The sketchiest bit is at the end, when he asks her to fake the test. I hope that got reported properly. I'm not sure if it's illegal or not but it's definitely unethical for him to ask.

[@LB-rc7jp]

The investigating officer should have been fired for her actions. She totally covered for her supervisor…..disgusting!

[@Jamarcus__3340]

“Unless there is a dui involved we don’t take the photos” 6:11 but it was indeed a dui. They treat us less than even as victims

[@Schiffon]

Yeah that burned me up

[@franquil85conn]

That's horseshit, it has nothing to do with a black guy, if that guy was white it would have gone the same way. That is her superior and I'm sure a million things are going through her head. Get off the race shit the only color that mattered in this situation was blue

[@nagantm441]

typically photos of crashes are only taken when there's serious bodily injury or death. Not sure why she said that.

[@vanessamiller9202]

Amazing point!!!

[@rrt401]

@@Schiffonsame 🤬🤬🤬

[@marilyn4804]

Gainesville police department needs to be investigated. This is beyond acceptable behavior on all party's.

[@Settodamenace]

Gainesville police always has some shit goin

[@kevinwaterson]

@@Paulyjimmyjoey Now imagine how bad it was before bodycams.

[@1.niagara.brinker]

"unacceptable"

[@tarampryce1372]

what did they do wrong? they took their co worker to jail and refused to let him off

[@tarampryce1372]

​@Paul Dojcsanszky ya but thats their coworker so they are gonna be nicer with him. still didn't let him off. everyone knows the burnout rate I'd huge for cops so they have a little mercy.youd be the Same I can guarantee

[@veestark]

It's funny how she arrests other people and doesn't apologize to them. Glad the camera was there to keep her accountable.

[@norarivkis2513]

She doesn't apologize to them because she *knows* she has the authority to arrest them. With somebody who normally has authority over her, she's naturally concerned and not certain about using her normal patrol authority. So she temporizes. I can understand that and I'm not bothered by it. I wish the police treated most civilian arrests more kindly instead of treating the other police they have to arrest less kindly. The problems with most corrupt police is that they're cruel to civilians, or protect police who are.

[@dontfckwithspiders5684]

"If you blow and you're good, I'll let you go." She says after they arrive at the station knowing damn well that not only did he fail the FST but caused an accident. He whispers some shit to her but they harass the victim for being in the parking lot waiting on a tow. So gross.

[@aarontooth]

Actually I think this is OK. As long as she doesn't let him get away, the nicer the better. The same as every other suspect. You want him feeling good, talking a lot, making admissions, and at the end of the day, the job is to collect evidence and then get him in the jail. Administering punishment, scorn, judgement, etc is not the job of the cops. And I think it's super unprofessional when they try to give their own opinion about how bad the perp is, especially when it makes the perp less cooperative, or makes them clam up.

[@norarivkis2513]

@@aarontooth Agreed. The purpose of the police is to deliver both the suspect and the evidence against them, in a nice, neatly tied package, to the courts. Punishment isn't the job of the cop; it's the job of the court. The cop just needs to control the suspect so they won't hurt anyone else or get away, and find out everything they can, so that whatever evidence there might be against them is readily available to the prosecutor when it's time for trial (or settlement conference). That being the case, you catch more flies with honey than with vinegar. We see police being extra friendly with suspects in order to melt their guard down and get them talking all the time! It's a routine part of investigation.

[@sadclownco]

⁠​⁠@@norarivkis2513completely agree. Human emotions are present and they still made the right call. Im not bothered by the apologies because they were empathetic "im sorry for your situation"s. The guy even said he was proud of them

[@DMack-ze2ej]

He’s a standup guy, I wish him luck and recovery..

[@theboregasms]

"Can you blow for me?" 🙄

[@DMack-ze2ej]

@@theboregasms lol, you can tell that guy isn’t a bad dude, just made a mistake

[@user-rb4cf5dy4p]

​@@DMack-ze2ejmaybe he's not a bad guy but he definitely has no integrity

[@veronicamoore3777]

I love how they are checking on the victims to see why they are still there, not wanting them to see that the cop is going to get a dui test. SMH. This cop is obviously being treated with kid gloves unlike a regular civilian.

[@albatraoz7045]

I noticed that too. The cop said she 'didn't like that they were there' but I'm sure the victims didn't like the fact that these cops are all trying to cover for their drunk cop that plowed into someone. If it were a civilian that ran into a cop drunk, this video would be completely different. Cops are the biggest hypocrite liars.

[@cliveramsbotty6077]

i strongly suspect if their skin was a different colour the cops wouldn't be so interested

[@veronicamoore3777]

@@cliveramsbotty6077 Absolutely!

[@albatraoz7045]

@@cliveramsbotty6077 that's the truth!

[@jennybeam7226]

Love how the sister straight up told the sarge she was waiting to see what was going on with the other driver.. & that aggressive ass "sarge" with her flashlight on, stomping to the VICTIM'S cars sure did "push" for the next tow truck in rotation......

[@jenestes2099]

Anyone else at this point walking away would have been tackled to the ground and taken to jail this is completely unacceptable

[@mikeydog1000]

Disgusting! Absolutely Disgusting!

[@tammybrennan2040]

Sickening special treatment

[@norarivkis2513]

They tackle people who they don't think they can get to obey any other way. How often have we seen people who refuse instructions again and again be argued with instead of taking them down? She thought she could get this guy to behave without getting physical, and that's pretty normal behavior. They do it with frequent offenders whom they know well... if they've got reason to believe that they'll go quietly, they don't get physical on them.

[@MeatMachine69]

That is exactly what I was going to comment lol. I got rear ended by a female cop one time, it was so hard it knocked my hat off and she just pulled over and sat in her car I stayed in my car for like 6 or 7 minutes Then I finally got out and went up to her she just stayed sitting in her car crying, it was bullshit cuz I wanted to treat her how they would have treated me but the crying probably made me forget about justice. Her car was totalled and I was driving a van and the damage was just a dent about the size of a softball.

[@fangsoup1321]

They know he isn't going to run lol, force is used to prevent people from resisting. He wasn't resisting lol

[@thomas77597]

They young man who got hit seems like a really nice kid.

[@colleenpeck6347]

The cop lied to him & told him that there were no criminal charges in the accident, she knew that Birdie was DUI!

[@jollypearltank8935]

@@colleenpeck6347 not until the test is completed tyrant

[@countof3everybodyOD]

Don’t be a smartazz

[@gingerolsoy5736]

Yes, and didn’t deserve cops attitude “he’s bothering me” I’m usually defending police but not this time! Disgusting

[@lawrencemay2554]

What's with pants down and showing your undies. I'm Australian

[@jasminebounds]

They way she laughed it off to the victim is beyond infuriating.

[@Barbieinawheelchair]

I agree I was paralyzed by a drunk driver this shit is no joke 😪🙄

[@jasminebounds]

@Barbieinawheelchair im sorry to hear that. That's terrible.

[@Barbieinawheelchair]

@@jasminebounds yeah it's real bad spinal cord severed in half I'm completely paralyzed belly button down 💔 they told me it's 1% chance of me waking again.

[@jasminebounds]

@Barbieinawheelchair really sorry to Hear that

[@7620313]

She obviously was trying to make him feel like it's not a big deal

[@stevengallant6363]

And police officers wonder why the general public dislike them.

[@carlmorgan8452]

He asked her to blow in the machine ..... and he kept his job 90 day vacation sickening

[@OGKenG]

You dislike cops because you have a hatred for authority

[@swilliam81]

​@Carl Morgan in most professions you don't lose your job bc ofna DUI. He was in a bad place. Unless he has a checkered past, if he gets help he should be allowed to return. Don't be close minded.

[@Christophernorbits]

Just a Small group of assholes don't like the police or recognize their service...those people don't matter, of course, if you can do the job better.. go for it.

[@colinforsecs3393]

Exactly, he'll also find another department somewhere I'm sure....If we have alcoholics in the police department as well, and it sounds like we do, more and more get arrested everyday, I think I'm better off pressing my luck with the potential alcoholic in real life that can't legally arrest me, shoot me, and beat me. These tyrants must be drunk with the sh!t we all see on youtube today, just think about what they got away with before. These sick POS were raping, robbing, and getting away with it prior to cameras.