Sheriff’s Son Arrested for DUI (New Footage)

This video presents new footage from the arrest of Chase Mina, the adult son of Orange County Sheriff John Mina. Chase, a CDL holder, has pleaded not guilty to one count of driving under the influence, a second-degree misdemeanor. The next hearing in his criminal traffic case is scheduled for December 5, 2022.
From the report of Officer Sean Peter Lefere, lightly edited for clarity and brevity: On August 14, 2022, at approximately 2339 hours, I responded to the area of South Dillard Street and East Story Road in Winter Garden, Florida, in reference to a possible disabled vehicle. On arrival, I located a white 2000 Ford F-250 in the straight lane facing westbound, with its engine running and lights on. As I approached the vehicle, I found a white male, later identified as Chase Mina, slumped over and asleep behind the steering wheel of the truck. Chase was the sole occupant in the truck and there were two open beer containers in the front two cup holders.
Contact was made with Chase, who had to be awakened by another officer. Chase was instructed to exit the vehicle and was asked where he was coming from. Chase advised that he was coming from "the ride home." Chase was asked again where he was coming from and continued to say he was coming from "the ride home." Chase was asked for his driver's license, and began searching for it in his pockets. Chase pulled out some cash from his pocket looking for his license.
While he was looking for his license through his cash, Chase dropped a single dollar bill onto the ground. Chase then began to go back to his truck to look for his ID. Chase was instructed not to go back to his truck, but he continued to place his cash in his truck and search his truck for his ID. Chase was again instructed not to go into his truck.
I asked Chase whether he had had anything to drink tonight, and he replied, "a little." Chase was asked if his ID was in his truck and he said yes. Chase spoke with slurred speech, had bloodshot eyes, had difficulty standing up, and had a very strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from his breath. Chase was escorted to the side of the road and into a parking lot. While escorting Chase to the parking lot, he was stumbling and was unable to walk straight. Chase was instructed to lean on the hood of my patrol vehicle, and was then offered two opportunities to participate in field sobriety exercises. Chase refused to participate in field sobriety exercises and declined to answer any more questions.
Chase was placed under arrest for suspicion of operating a motor vehicle while under the influence based on the following observations of Chase: Chase was slumped over and asleep behind the steering wheel of the truck in the driver seat, had a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from his breath, had slurred speech when he spoke, had bloodshot eyes, could not stand up straight, stumbled as he walked, and admitted that he had been drinking.
Chase was secured into handcuffs which was checked for proper fit and double locked. - searched Chase's person prior to placing Chase into the back seat of my patrol vehicle. While searching Chase's person, I located Chase's driver's license inside of his shirt pocket.
I transported Chase to the Orange County DUI Testing Center, where he first agreed, and subsequently refused to provide a sample of his breath.
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00:00 Intro
00:14 Breathalyzer
02:09 "I'd like to talk to a damn lawyer"
03:32 911 call
06:26 "Hang on, now!"
08:15 Body cam (already published elsewhere)
08:55 The ride home
21:19 "You obviously know who he is?"

[@sarahmaclellan1719]

I've gotta give him credit for not once ever mentioning that he's the sheriff's son. Considering when LEO's get pulled over for DUI, usually one of the very first things that they say is that "I'm a cop."

[@Oona707]

I don't think he wanted to point that out lol

[@maryjeanshipley9291]

Yeah sounds like he isn’t fond of his dad-or feels he’s a disappointment already since he’s not a cop himself because his dad wanted him to be

[@maryjeanshipley9291]

Yeah sounds like he isn’t fond of his dad-or feels he’s a disappointment already since he’s not a cop himself because his dad wanted him to be

[@MyStupidYoutubeHandle]

Yeah, screwed up, hopefully will learn and move on. That’s it. Can’t pull too many cards when it’s a clear wrong, kudos to him for that

[@jaime_lynn]

@Coyote yikes

[@commietube4273]

Man. That supervisor would have totally covered that up if it wasn’t already called In.

[@denniswhite166]

I got the same vibe.

[@spacecoastmed]

@@denniswhite166 Totally, for this reason I am glad the video evidence is present. I am very supportive of public safety officers, but any covering up crimes should have their ability to ever work in such a capacity removed permanently.

[@jilbertb]

That wasn't the supervisor, it was his DAD.

[@denniswhite166]

@@spacecoastmed

[@realdeal3647]

@@jilbertb No it wasn't.

[@quietusplus1221]

Freaking hell, hearing those "rights" made me glaze over without being drunk. What a speech.

[@vex-nh]

It's a strange thing in law where they expect someone who is drunk to be able to make intelligent decisions. Seems like a huge contradiction.

[@brek2569]

@@vex-nh and it's always like "u can say no, but do you wanna xyz? you can say no" and a clearly drunk guy is not gonna say yes to doing anything that will give it away

[@chemdog73]

Dumb enough to get drunk in a vehicle, smart enough not to make it worst, kudos for not pulling "I m the chief's son card"

[@20alphabet]

Think of how many times his drunk driving has been accommodated and enabled due to his Chief dad.

[@denniswhite166]

Good question that we'll never know the answer to.

[@r.p.mcmurphy6623]

17 times

[@bobberguy1]

Sheriff, not chief.

[@keeper6458]

Thank you RWP. Absolutely love your channel. Much love 💛

[@BlackCeII]

I got rear-ended by a drunk driver in Pensacola Florida who was the son of a retired Deputy sheriff. His car flipped over mine and both of our cars were totaled and my passenger and I were injured. The guy wasn't even charged and was released into custody of his father. He was 28 years old. He had prior arrests for cocaine distribution. Not all cops are bad, nor are all cops good. Oh, and he claimed he wasn't driving, even though he was the only one in the car.

[@higher3me]

Wow I'm glad everyone was okay afterwards!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 I left Pensacola, Fl in January 2020. I loved it there!

[@ambrr_lily]

There should be a system of oversight in place that is automatically triggered when an involved party is related to someone with the power to manipulate the charges.

[@strnglhld]

I got hit by a drunk driver who told the cops: “My dad made White Diamonds…. the perfume with Elizabeth Taylor in the commercial…” I had to laugh. He REALLY thought it mattered. Also, this was in 2015, not 1991! Unfortunately, no one believed or cared and he was hauled away.

[@Mongruadh93]

@@ambrr_lilythat’s a great idea. Should be adopted internationally

[@joutoob9]

@@strnglhld Wow, that was a cardboard-stand drugstore perfume.

[@johnborger4222]

Gotta give it to him though. He never once pulled the my dad is the chief card. People make mistakes. The only real problem I saw was the supervisor who clearly tried to keep this from happening simply because he knew who the guys father was. That guy should be fired.

[@cathy_p637]

I was thinking of that as I watched the video. I was, sadly enough, surprised that he never once pulled the "do you know who my father is" card and I am so glad that they didn't back peddle when they were told that it was the Chief's son.

[@joutoob9]

@@cathy_p637 Once it's on camera, it is what it is. I'm sure they knew who he was related to after identifying himself. IMO, I think the drunk thought he was dropping $100 bills on the ground and seat for them but on this night he suddenly realized he only had singles. OOPS! Haha nobody's taking a $17 bribe.

[@reidthompson6272]

Florida, the gift that keeps on giving.

[@Mary-we8jc]

Many many years ago I had a peeping tom after my father learned about this he set out to catch him, daddy caught the animal when the police got there it was the chiefs son daddy backed off but the chief said hell no told his officers to take him like they would do to anyone else and he left!! Not only was he a good officer he was a good father who taught his son he was no different than any other thug!!!

[@rrchicken117]

And all cops are good, from what I hear.

[@Brandon68plus1]

Why was he trying to peep at your dad?

[@kookuclock]

Bro where am I??

[@mackdeen7021]

A “good father” who had a son who was “peeping” on a grown man? Wtf is gong on…I’m so confused. Lmfao.

[@thatsfunny7729]

@mackdeen7021 you do realize that some kids are just fuc*ing weirdos or bad, right? I've seen a lot of people grow up in my day. A lot of people from great homes who's brothers and sister all flourished who came out just fuc&Ed up. I've also seen people come up in bad and good homes where everyone was a fuc* up but they succeeded. The environment you're raised in does not always determine what you become. Mental health, addiction and many other factors will play their part and effect a person's outcome.

[@billsbullets]

You’d think his dad briefed him on how to handle a DUI.

[@silverclaw4]

I mean he didn't provide a sample and asked for a lawyer, surely he couldn't have done any better (other than not getting behind the wheel)

[@Thedude897]

He did he followed protocol to a tee.

[@TheJollyRogerPirate]

I drink a lot more than I should. But I have never driven drunk in my life. At almost 40 years old I’ve had plenty of opportunities. If I can do it, so can anyone else. Buy yourself a 6 pack and go home and fall into a KZbin hole like I am now 😂. No cops, no accidents, no bar tab. Get to keep my license which is definitely a plus

[@wheatstonebridge]

If I do that after a few beers and want more, I ALWAYS get it delivered to me. I don't risk anything. I'd probably feel suicidal if I ever hurt someone and I don't want to take that riskm

[@schamwhitfield583]

I agree 100% save your life and everyone else’s

[@moongoddess8568]

@@wheatstonebridge May I ask who delivers to you? Real question. ✌🏼

[@pondlakes]

​@S why would you need more than 6 beers? You an alcoholic?

[@maxbang1813]

As the family member of a young habitual DUI offender, I can tell you that it's horrible to know that he is in jail for 6 years. Harder still to know that his alcoholism has completely ruined his life. We are lucky that he didn't kill anyone. We all paid for many, many treatment facilities, and tried everything to help him. This young man may be the son of a Sheriff, but his habits and poor decisions were beyond the control of his father or anyone else in his life. So sad really. Perhaps one day we can ACTUALLY help alcoholics.

[@wpdoyle]

Refreshing to see a compassionate take in these comments. I expected to see lots of pointless piling-on, but this is the antithesis of that. 🙏

[@nastybigJim]

@@wpdoyle I just think a lot of people have seen the realities of drunk driving, mangled bodies, dead families, and the arrogance of the drivers like we see here. it's hard to look past the selfishness of drunk drivers.

[@redfordreddington8834]

@@wpdoyle it's not pointless. he got special treatment

[@brettstarks1846]

@@youtubealgorithmdismantler9666 They tried that once, and it didn't end well. Better to just create less car-dependent infrastructure and improve public transit. There's a reason the US has so many pedestrian deaths per capita compared to peer countries.

[@YoureWokeYoureBroke]

@@nastybigJim i think it's just any law enforcement videos people like to start yelling with the crowd talking bad about the suspects and putting the officers on a pedestal no matter the situation

[@gsdogsmom]

Is Mina the same police chief that allowed Jeremy DeWitt to run amok??

[@ko9446]

Yep

[@r.p.mcmurphy6623]

Hi, I'm Google. Get to know me!! 😃

[@gsdogsmom]

@@r.p.mcmurphy6623 lol ok smarty pants

[@strnglhld]

Jeremy was just arrested again!!

[@vladimpaler9274]

Please don't tell my dad 🤣😂

[@emma.a]

😂

[@bmhood3636]

Lmao he would definitely be the first to know.

[@vladimpaler9274]

@@emma.a 💙🤗💜

[@emma.a]

@@vladimpaler9274 💙🤗❤️

[@emma.a]

@Vlad Impaler What a shit show... lol Hope you're doing great my friend 💜

[@Kekistani_Insurgent]

Loved that at the end lmao. “It’s Mina’s son.” “Fuckin’ A!”

[@robdubent]

Man- this seems to be an ongoing theme with cops’ kids. Every kid my age growing up with parents that were cops were doing drugs and getting into trouble…..

[@ThePrufessa]

A good buddy of mine blows cocaine and his dad is a cop. He was even contemplating getting the molecular makeup of it tattooed on him at one point in time.

[@nancyfahey7518]

My dad was a police chief. Mom was a sargent . My best friend's dad was a minister. Whatever I did, my dad found out. Dad told me later in life. I was flabbergasted. He told the cops to do what they had to.

[@WalkthroughPlanet]

Classic rebellious behavoir

[@Kris-ib2xt]

Not true- my kid never did this and his dad has been an officer for 30+ years and my son knows to call someone if he has been drinking unlike this idiot. It's how the kid is raised, I'm sure this idiot was never told no when he was a child. And my child is now an adult and still knows better than this fool.

[@aurorasfamilyproductions8484]

My buddy's dad was a cop and we took his moms car out around the block and he floors it around a blind turn and sideswipes an elderly couple in a van. He still got his license before me haha

[@demigog9523]

Many years ago a friend of mine lived on a farm where there was an abandoned car that was totally un road worthy, lying in the hedgerow. It was a car that had been left there for years. Chickens were using it as a shelter and to lay eggs in. The roof looked like it had been hit by a large meteorite and had a huge dent in it. In fact the car was totally battered and it only had front seats in it, none in the back. One day a group of 5 of us had been drinking and decided to see if it would start up. After a bit of work we managed to get it running and thought it would be a laugh to go for a spin in it. After driving a few miles down the road, we were stopped by the police, all 5 of us were drunk, including the driver. We were taken down to the local police station and questioned. After about 30 mins, we passengers were let go after refusing to answer questions, but the driver was kept in custody and breathalysed. He obviously failed but he too was let go shortly after. A couple of days later we were told that no further action was going to be taken on any of us. And why you may ask??? The driver was the son of the local "chief inspector". 😂😂😂

[@POLITICALHYBRID]

The wildwood weed grew wild on the farm..............

[@NX6.2]

Nice LARP.

[@BeyondIntention]

Wildwood FLOWER. Well, some said it was a flower.

[@mrmtoad]

Yeah driving drunk is hilarious, ha ha ha ha ha…..

[@demigog9523]

@@mrmtoad I'm talking 50 yrs ago, where there was hardly any traffic or people in the countryside. Totally different then.

[@EricFullwood]

Charges to be mysteriously dropped in...3...2....1....

[@gmamah9559]

Maaaan, this is nearly as rough as being the preacher's kid! We all screw up, just keep swimming!

[@denniswhite166]

"...keep swimming!" Sure but not so much when you're drunk.

[@ambrr_lily]

Swim all you want just stop trolling a net behind you catching all sorts of innocent and uninvolved self-swimmers and dragging them unnecessarily into your big pile-up of shit.

[@regressmenot]

I've seen so many videos of off-duty police refusing to take this test so I'm assuming that's the best legal route if you know damn well you're over the limit.

[@thatsfunny7729]

If you refuse to do any test and don't admit to anything, the only thing the state has is an officers opinion which won't go far in court since the burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt is THEIR responsibility. So, sadly, yes, refusing gives you the best chance of getting away with it. I don't like that though because it gives those in the know an out. You should not be able to refuse, period. Especially if you're an officer, lawyer, DA Eric

[@Chubbette]

Damn. That was uneventful. Great job to officers & the guy.

[@emsguy486]

Is this karma for Daddy Mina protecting Jeremy Dewitte and throwing Sgt. Vidler under the bus????

[@denishapayne9245]

Just amazing how many times he was told to stay out of the truck, but yet kept fiddling with his wallet with no consequences smh

[@JTSBMW]

I can't believe they let him keep his hands in the truck for that long of a period.

[@bari2883]

I was thinking the same. If he was a black man they would of freaked for him going into his pockets let alone putting his hands in side his car seat.

[@laniemiller3555]

@@bari2883 good lord lady🙄🙄 you’re the reason racism will never die

[@bari2883]

@@laniemiller3555 why am I the reason. I don’t live in America I’m just stating what I’ve observed over the many true crime videos I watch.

[@kapgankagan2065]

@@bari2883 That's probably because those black guys shoot more cops. Cut that victim shit.

[@powerdude6835]

@@bari2883 again someone trying to make it about race😒

[@bestself2438]

Attorney’s always advise never ever take field sobriety tests and refuse all blood and breath alcohol assays. You can always fight and refute opinions but not scientific evidence.

[@jim9983]

It doesn’t always work like that. Police can get a search warrant for your blood if you refuse a breathe test and are suspected of dui.

[@bestself2438]

@@jim9983 I have seen that. But sometimes delays in acquiring a warrant and other issues like calibration and of course time decay all work in your favor. I’m not a lawyer but I do think they all have the same stance on this: always refuse and don’t self-snitch.

[@ericalexander5890]

You are giving out bad advice. In some states if you refuse, it's automatic license suspension, period. If someone wants to refuse all tests, they better know their state laws.

[@bestself2438]

@@ericalexander5890 I don’t mean to advise…however, I believe ALL lawyers in ALL states say NEVER take a FST or Breath test. Yes, it’s an automatic suspension if you lose in court. But you have a better chance going to court with a refusal verses a failure. Check out a channeled called: The DUI Guy. He’s a lawyer that explains this much better and than I can. And I’d just like to say that I have never had a DUI/OWI. When I was younger, college age years, I drove drunk too many time to count. I look back in horror at what I did. I was so stupid. But there wasn’t as much awareness then as now…but I still thank god I never hurt anyone. I guess we all do dumb things as kids but I was dumber than most.

[@rprince418]

@@bestself2438 You're also trying to give advice to drunk drivers. Basically you are trying to help them get away with being drunk and risk hurting others, just because you don't like the police.

[@arsewell]

Why get so nervous when the relative of a law enforcement officer is caught committing a crime? It should be that the officer expects their family to be held to rigid standards of the law.

[@toria5837]

The 911 lady who took the call from Alondra who reported truck running in the middle of the road was so rude and seemed very annoyed that the nice girl just called to report it there. Alondra said thank you to dispatcher and she says your welcome instead of thanking her jeez she's miserable.

[@Hunterr8]

She literally wasn't. If that was rude, you must get offended all the time. It's a 9-1-1 call center, not a chat center.

[@Mugwump7]

She was awful, you’re right.

[@keepontruckinoutlawlife1248]

It's FUNNY af how it was his ex baby's mom who actually called 911 funny how things work out.

[@blacklabel3980]

Loving the time Stamps

[@keeper6458]

Meeee too!

[@glenncheatham1320]

So obviously he’s done this many times and gotten a free ride.

[@veganessence5270]

Somebody tipped daddy off and got a minion there too late 😂 Supervisor: "You know who he is right?" Me: "A drunk driver."

[@bastymanguy]

It was the correct call he made, he doesn’t need to perform the breath test, his dad can get him off he hook down the road. He played it cool and played it smart, I bet there’s a lot of people who wish they were him because of his connections.

[@snapmalloy5556]

Police chief vs Sheriff. Big difference

[@alvinmortimer7536]

He is the Sheriff's (John Mina's) son, not the chiefs son. Law enforcement officers get DUI's three times more than civilians. They claim because of the stress on duty.

[@RIZZ0B]

What does the amount of law enforcement DUIs have to do with the DUI of a law enforcement officer’s relative?

[@ohheyalan123]

@@RIZZ0B Why are you bringing DUI’s of relatives into this?

[@SixthShotNation]

Respect to the officer for holding the suspect accountable no matter who his family is. Unfortunately law enforcement is so plagued with politics I don’t doubt he’s gotten away with this before. Again, good job officer for upholding your oath.

[@abikeanditsboy3449]

The real question is will the charges be quietly dropped later after it's out of the news cycle. I wouldn't be shocked if it was.

[@blakehenderson8828]

Body cams are the differentiator in most cases. Can’t tell you how many former officer DUIs I’ve seen where the arresting one mentions it not being like it use to be or flat out saying body camera

[@Ordzo88]

Sound like if they weren't on cam they'd help him out. "We gotta do what we gotta do" (now that there are body cams lol)

[@jebm2767]

If this was in wyoming. No charges would be filed cop's get away with everything and there kids as well

[@fourtwozero]

They had no choice. They got a call. Had there not been a call they'd of just driven him home to daddy.

[@theresenydahl9531]

His father must be so proud 😨 What a disgrace he is, not only for putting others in danger becuase of his DUI but also for acting so entitled and rude with the Police Officers. Thank you for publishing this🌷

[@trishbender7940]

👿 There was no rudeness there… Those officers did their job, the right way… It’s not their fault, that he made a choice to Drink and drive…👿

[@midlifecrisis7888]

Police are not your friend. F em

[@thegreencat9947]

Police chiefs son...almost as tough as being "The preacher's kid".

[@Undecided1381]

You should look up Ed Mina 🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

[@ronclifford3336]

"Disqualified" is the word he was looking for and CDL operators cannot refuse a drug or alcohol test. They can, but with repercussions on their CDL.

[@grandtheftautotune7715]

CDL holders get double the points and punishment as well

[@ronclifford3336]

@@grandtheftautotune7715 This is true but if he gets convicted of DUI, he wont be driving a truck for a while. Cant get a work only pass to drive a truck.

[@Cola64]

Take the test and fail license is suspended , Dont take the test license is suspended But a good lawyer can get the charges dropped or reduced without the proof

[@trusttheprocess5618]

Always had a feeling denying the test is a lot better for yourself but what if they take blood or use a breathalyzer does it not matter or can you still get charges dropped?

[@Cola64]

@@trusttheprocess5618 Good lawyer can work miracles but if you convict yourself it just makes their job that much harder , there’s always reasonable doubt

[@orvil9223]

Yep. Have a jury watch those bodycams and the jail video and come to the conclusion that he's not drunk, lol. If you take the breath test and are convicted of the DUI - it's 30 - 90 days on the suspension and you have the option of paying for an interlock (blow to start) device instead of the suspension. Refuse to take the tests and regardless of the charges being dropped, whatever - you still automatically lose your driver's license for 1 year - no interlock option. Doesn't matter if "a good lawyer could get him off" - he's still lost his job and is gonna be hoofin' it for a year.

[@orvil9223]

@@trusttheprocess5618 Lol. Don't listen to KZbin lawyers - IT DOES NOT MATTER IF YOU GET THE CHARGES DROPPED - YOU STILL LOSE YOUR LICENSE FOR A YEAR FOR REFUSING THE TEST. This guy has a CDL, so, regardless of what happens in court, he has lost his job. The 1 year loss of license is punitive and administrative from the DMV, so there is no way around it. If you're found guilty of the DUI and took the tests, you lose your license for 30 - 90 Days and there is an option to pay for an interlock device instead of the suspension. No interlock option on the year suspension. They don't reward you for not 'fessing up to your responsibility. And unless the cops made some kind of procedural error, do you really think a jury is going to watch any of those videos, and then have 3 cops say they smelled booze, and find him innocent? lol. Good luck with that.

[@Cola64]

@@orvil9223 This is all true but one day if you have to fill out a job app and the box were it says ‘ Have you ever been convicted of a crime’ none of that will matter

[@codybarry8204]

Son, its called a Hardship. Hope you have a job.. How this boy, a police chief's son, is so unknowledgeable regarding a DUI, is crazy. Of ALL things to not communicate to your son about!!

[@DrewJC25]

This isn't even surprising, take a look at some other DUI videos on here.... cops, lawyers, prosecutors, judges have all been arrested for DUI.

[@Mark-pp7jy]

Substance abuse doesn't care if you're Albert Einstein. Has nothing to do with knowledge!

[@haystacksniperr]

Rules for thee not for me!

[@Mark-pp7jy]

Nonsense.

[@calvinh.8882]

I had to laugh at the lady that called it in when dispatch asked her if the truck was in the road she said "he is literally on the light". lmao! With my sense of humor, If I were the dispatcher I would have said something like, The truck is hanging above the intersection?? lol.

[@Catdaddydotcom]

Lmao had to go back and listen

[@TimefortheApocalypse]

"Gee chief we are very sorry we put your son thru all that, please forgive us sir".

[@demsexploitingdeadkidsforp3635]

Those are police, his dad isn't the chief of police... his dad is the sheriff, those are 2 different things.

[@tootsd]

He doesn't care about losing his license for a year because few people actually obey that anyway. They just keep on driving.

[@ScottyPimpinATL]

I've been watching this waiting for this man to morph into something of some sort. Also getting some dragon ball z energy buildup type energy.

[@sheribalsoma9778]

😂

[@WallyTony]

Dude will get unsupervised probation because of his daddy

[@purplelisa1960]

As a former dispatcher, I couldn’t help but notice the less-than-friendly curt 911 operator. She didn’t sound as if she wanted to be at her job that night. I hope she was just having a bad day and didn’t sound like this every day. You’re trying to get more information out of the public when they call in, not treating them in a way where they just want to get off the phone with you.

[@vicki6624]

I know. I'm so glad someone else noticed too. The dispatcher put no effort whatsoever into at least trying to fake soundling polite and caring. Jesus. Then she should get a different job because being a 911 dispatcher, it is imperative and can be life saving to have a dispatcher who is caring and mature. I've heard even worse ones than her.

[@lynnpatenaude5548]

What’s the beeping/ loud noises! It’s driving me CRAZY!

[@irvingr.fatback886]

Oh the humanity!

[@irvingr.fatback886]

Viva Fatback!

[@johnhammered3321]

Don't talk to the police! Previous count gonna be curtains for this fool! If your drive around drunk he should have is lawyer in the back seat! Taking the breath test and failing is automatic conviction. Refusing the breath test is automatic conviction. Snooze you lose!

[@9thGenerationCajun]

He's got that Florida "hold my beer & watch this" haircut. 😂

[@JTSBMW]

You left out the good part, what happened in the end?

[@jilbertb]

The end, was the beginning.

[@warweaponx6629]

Daddy picked him up and took him for ice cream

[@dreampsi2]

@@warweaponx6629 you left out, daddy then paid his truck payment, gave him some "stern" words about you know I can't keep making this go away and don't make embarrassment for daddy's job then Chase gives him the fingers and says can I go now? My boyfriend's waiting. Gone again.

[@hansenhansen8349]

Is someone playing a pinball machine. I hope they get high score.😳

[@r.p.mcmurphy6623]

I hope they get high

[@heyrod59]

Some members of law enforcement officers who have children who feel they're "entitled" to behave as if the laws everyone else follows do not apply to them. Even if disciplinary measures are taken at age appropriate intervals, sometimes those lessons aren't learned or are ignored, and this is the result.

[@mellybeans7838]

just like joe and hunter 🤣🤣🤣

[@InsomniOwl_]

Are any lawyers in here? (If he wasn't a police kid.) What should Chase have done? Every test is evidence, but can the Police obtain a warrant for his blood regardless? If Chase cooperated and possibly negotiated with counsel after the charge, would the court show mercy? Which is the best route? Thank you in advance. (BTW, I completely disavow any inebriated drivers. I'm just curious about the laws and our justice system.)

[@midlifecrisis7888]

Never never never give in. Make it the hardest case to prosecute. It’s a war of attrition with the DA

[@abikeanditsboy3449]

DAs want slam dunk cases. By refusing they don't have any real evidence besides a cop's opinion. They might choose not to prosecute at all since they have no evidence. Most states say by refusing you automatically lose your license for a year but that's better than having a DUI on your record. $0.02

[@Oona707]

I can just imagine the DUI guy saying it now...."no way, refuse the test and call lawyer"

[@midlifecrisis7888]

My advise only applies assuming you are not stumbling falling down drunk. If they got video of you acting the fool you are fucked

[@kspen6110]

I didn't see it in this video but I have in others where the drunk driver is read his/her miranda rights at the time of arrest. I'm curious as to why you aren't allowed to ask a lawyer whether to take the breathalyzer or not. You would think this guy would know whether to or not considering who his dad is. I'm really surprised how many people don't use Uber or Lyft these days. It's a lot cheaper and less hassle than a DWI.

[@chuckler7311]

The reason is that most of them believe they are sober enough to drive.

[@kspen6110]

@@chuckler7311 true that. I used to think that back in my youth but all we had were cabs and they were expensive. I would find a phone and call my mom quite often.

[@launanisbett1051]

This woman cop is a really good cop she handled herself with so much respect she truly went home and left it all on the floor as far as working this night and making the world a better place thank you your my Hero 🙏❤️💪🌺

[@blairjohnson6014]

Cops are scum.

[@ogluster8873]

👅 🥾

[@amandajackson8531]

It's two guys

[@eljefe6731]

Looks like he's paid his fine on the side of the road before.

[@abbg88]

I grew up on that street story road I love winter Garden have my mom side of the family that live there

[@TheLexiechey]

His daddy John is a good friend of Jeremy DeWitte (according to Jeremy) police impersonator extraordinaire, all time liar and stolen valor scumbag. Just got out of prison. Love to know more about that connection and why DeWitte got away with way too much, the evidence speaks for itself, it's out there.

[@grandtheftautotune7715]

He just got arrested again by Osceola County for probation violations today (the day this video was posted) The Sex Offender himself has to serve his full original sentence now!

[@TheLexiechey]

@@grandtheftautotune7715 LOL I was just watching the police tube video, I knew it wouldn't last long.

[@Ryan-jr4nl]

I can't stand people who drive drunk, but I do like how he's just taking it in stride.

[@vicki6624]

Watch the video where he was acting all pissy at the police station -- didn't sound like he was taking it in stride.

[@BeyondIntention]

I’m bumped by the use of the New Mexico music, this is Florida not Las Cruces! I expected Jeremy’s Theme lol!

[@javiertorres-bb8lf]

Finally! One NOT from Las Cruces...

[@patricklena9307]

Maybe it's time to avoid these situations all together and if you find it difficult to not drink and drive maybe you should consider joining a support group and quit you not only putting your life in danger but everybody else's life it's time to take some responsibility and grow up

[@BeyondIntention]

Wonder if he’s buddies with Jeremy… Saw he just got arrested again, parole violation for not deleting his KZbin.

[@HandbagDiva]

Omg 🤦‍♀️

[@strnglhld]

Lmao it was only a matter of time

[@susiesweet8003]

Subtitles...Please!!! I bet Daddy is so proud of him now. 😇

[@phyllishannah7305]

Yep that right Please don’t tell my dad😅😅😅😮😮

[@mstat7776]

All the cops kids know to not submit to breathalyzers. Haha

[@peepawthecat]

Why lol? Automatic suspension of your license and they just get a quick warrant for a blood draw.

[@rillest75]

My Dad claims he pleasured the singer of a Poison cover band once in the late 90s. I told that to the Cops once when I got pulled over but they didn't seem to care

[@blakesmith9039]

What law states that you can tell him when you can and can't call an attorney

[@maryford2761]

Florida’s Implied Consent Law. Which means that by accepting a driver's license, individuals are thereby consenting to submit to a breathalyzer when lawfully asked to do so.

[@colleenpeck6347]

On your Florida Driver's License you sign & agree to a breathalyzer test when you are issued your license at the DMV.

[@adriedrake8605]

I have a family member that is a sheriff. People that have family members in law enforcement shouldn't take advantage of that. They can't rescue you!! It's easy DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE!!!

[@kirkacola7942]

I bet his father ( police chief ) will not bail his son out and teach his son a lesson for not to drink and drive...

[@keeper6458]

I hope so...

[@MrKathy09]

Why didn't they turn inside lights on in cab of truck?

[@markoutwithmark]

Like it matters. His dad will get him out of everything.

[@wilmersilmer3864]

Daddy taught him well should be proud

[@toomanyhobbies2011]

What's his dad going to say when his kid kills someone on the road because he wasn't thrown in jail?

[@dreampsi2]

Looks like our boy had stops in 2012, 2014, 2014, 2018,2019 and this one. paid fines and went to traffic school twice, a few others were paid fines and one where he had an attorney but if I read it correctly, it was dropped...due to "officer not showing up" lol I wonder why. Could someone's job have been at stake? maybe. Looks like this one is scheduled for hearing Jan. 10

[@justkate2529]

If you think your BAC is above 08 don't even do the tests cuz you're going to lose your license anyway so why give them ammunition

[@warweaponx6629]

How about take an Uber and save yourself time, money, freedom, and potentially the lives of innocent people.

[@donnyfoster1859]

Son? That shit don’t matter…. One of the many times I been arrested, my uncle was their lieutenant, they didn’t really give a shit, they do what they need to do… they called my uncle and told him what was what. Don’t matter who you are anymore , if you selling drugs or weapons or something serious nobody can save you , it is what it is

[@HaloFlemz86]

Wow he's a hot mess. Plus I was like I bet he's a dodge driver. Nope ford. I hope he gets is act together.

[@salvatoreturieo5803]

Just taking a nap at the red light, officer.

[@formhubfar]

So.., your Miranda Rights are whatever the police say they are?, reading his Miranda Rights then denying him a lawyer when he requests one seems a little bit dodgy.

[@formhubfar]

Then again the US has the highest prison population on the planet.., on the ENTIRE PLANET!

[@emsguy486]

Miranda deals with questioning someone. He absolutely has the right to an attorney before questioning but he does not have the right to an attorney before submitting to alcohol testing.

[@formhubfar]

@@emsguy486 And there was me thunking it had to do with incriminating yourself.

[@k_a_bizzle]

No, it’s whatever the precedent set by the courts say. Which in this case means he doesn’t have the right prior to a breath test- they even cited it.

[@melvidal]

We know nothing happened to the son if the police chief.

[@Undecided1381]

Not true the family is under a microscope

[@imasealarparparparp2714]

Yes because that’s definitely how that works.

[@JRLC420]

“Nothing happened “

[@lisabosnak7581]

So far he hasn’t said my dads the Chief lol!!

[@moongoddess8568]

Good looking guy, looks like my son. 🥰 I sure hope he doesn’t mess up his life.

[@mindhunter00789]

when you take the test all your doing is providing the police with more evidence thats why you have never seen someone actually pass this "test"

[@boshcrongley1334]

Imagine being this bad at drunk driving lol

[@jordanalbano9780]

So let me get this straight… he was on the ride home from The Ride Home?

[@KKevinnnn]

Cocaine is a helluva drug

[@Tier1Norseman]

Breaking update: Ole JeReMy DiMwItTe just got arrested again yesterday for probation violation. I bet he was trying to impersonate a sergeant or lieutenant! 🤣🤣🤣

[@FreightlinerFLD]

CDL holder limit is .04?

[@MeatPuppet1962]

Is this Osceola County?

[@jilbertb]

Orange County

[@MaxZomboni]

8:35 Gotta love it. The call came in as a woman concerned about a vehicle parked in the middle of the road. So what do the cops do? They park more vehicles behind it, without using any emergency lights. I almost hit a cop car once who was doing the same thing.

[@gregorymceaddy8884]

He messed up...he won't get special treatment..too many jobs on the line...one day the police dispatch will only answer to present and immediate dangers..

[@k.a.3247]

11:16 that "a minute" trend needs to die, even cops are using it now

[@speedingatheist]

Why do you think it's important to put 'Sheriff's Son' in the title when he doesn't use it himself? Clickbait? Outrage?

[@CrazyMoments728]

It matters because it created the suspence at the end hence, "new footage". Doesn't matter if the son said he was the sherrif's son or not.

[@FloridaMan1976]

Kinda weird seeing my old stomping grounds on KZbin.

[@marshalljimduncan]

In the thumbnail he looks like the LA Beast.

[@evank6738]

I’m so glad I quit drinking