The Peculiar Interrogation of the Chief of Police

[@stevenmoore3381]

It is physically impossible for his arms to be that small compared to the rest of him

[@candy8192]

I legit thought he had some sort of disability at first. It’s so bizarre looking!

[@Tylerwhocreates]

He arms and hands are fit from stealing all the money

[@elycebraska700]

Came to the comments just to see if anyone else noticed this. It's so bizarre looking!

[@chucklehead2000]

Donuts dont weigh much. He looks like a two fister.

[@HUSKERJEN4]

He has T-rex arms lol

[@beardlessodin945]

His stomach drinks alcohol but his arms smoke crack.

[@HellhammerSS]

Meth-armed and Dangerass.

[@eleanorjones5093]

🥳🥳🥳🤓🤓🤓

[@xkooliefreestyle5516]

I was gonna comment on his disproportional body... But you made it sound so much better than I would have said😂😂😂

[@beardlessodin945]

@@xkooliefreestyle5516 Thanks my friend! 😆 He _is_ eye catching, isn’t he? It’s like someone was designing something vaguely human in a video game’s character creator and was going for a “husky” or “heavy set” build but instead of setting the arm thickness to a high number like everything else, he mistakenly set the slider as far as it would go to the left and the arm thickness value is near zero. It’s like some cruel joke. You know, truth be told, I adapted this comment (that’s a nicer way of saying I stole it) from one that someone wrote when this video first came to light years ago on some obscure (by comparison to this channel anyhow) legal or news channel. The guy is so disproportionate it’s unbelievable. Like that majorly muffin topping lady from the TLC show “1000 Pound Best Friends.” You look at her and you think “How did almost zero fat out of her 600+ pounds of fat make it down to her legs?” If you showed the woman from the knees or even the thighs down (if the apron of fat AKA the “penniculum” was lifted to expose them) you’d estimate her weight at like 200 and some. But no, it’s hundreds and hundreds of pounds more than that. Poor lady is afflicted with the gunt. Allow me to elaborate. If a gut and a c*nt combined is called a gunt (and it is in my vernacular… the male variation of this being the more elusive yet still ever populous “gock”) then she has what you’d call a “super gunt.” She’s so misaligned and non-proportionate. This guy is similar in that if his arms alone were photographed you’d think they belonged to a 110 pound junkie or something. You’d never think they would be attached to that body. This missing finger(s) just makes him look even more like a crackhead or a junkbox. Maybe he’s one of those eating junkies or eating crackheads. I’ve known a few of those anomalous dudes. In fact, my old coke dealer (relax feds, he sold me Coca Cola nothing nefarious, I swear) would do a line (he drew perfectly straight lines on paper… he was a great artist, that’s all, feds!) and then have a slice of pizza immediately thereafter. I’d be like “How can you have an appetite?“ “Just do,” he’d answer. “How can you eat with the drip going down your throat?” “Easy,” was his retort. He was immune to the side effect of not wanting to eat from strong stimulants. Anyways, I’d be very surprised if (now former) Chief Hanzee didn’t have some sort of weird addiction to something… if only food. And stealing car parts and insurance checks. Wow I’m rambling. Nice talking to you! Kind regards from Nova Scotia, Canada!

[@heathermiller76]

@@beardlessodin945 You really just wrote for 30mins about a "Gunt" & a "Gock"...... dude, I'd love to have a beer with you.

[@sh0rtbus71]

Loses his job, only a 5th degree felony, and a 2500 dollar fine?!?!!? For being a corrupt cop!?!!?! I got 5 felonies I am unable to get expunged for selling a single dose of LSD when I was 18, Im 43 now and that still haunts me to this day yet this hamburgler skates on easy street for corrupting a sacred vow to protect and serve. Yea this makes total sense. Smh

[@sunnyboknow]

This is America …😕

[@sh0rtbus71]

@@sunnyboknow truth

[@TerryManlove1]

You should get it expunged. Not that expensive. Read your state statutes re it

[@sh0rtbus71]

@@TerryManlove1 tried twice, 50 bucks each time, 20 years apart... Denied both times. Not a single offense since my original offense, Ive had potential employers unable to hire me that otherwise would that can clearly see i have tried to expunge it when checking my record and dont understand why its been denied.

[@mikebowers8883]

Sickens me brother!!!!

[@wednesdaydavis1696]

being a cop and staying home to watch other cops work on TV is insane 😂😂

[@mariaharrison7228]

Bad boys........ watcha gonna do! 😂😂

[@tsunamijune]

"That was research, I would see their methods and use my laptop to update our policies accordingly."

[@dmdennis4]

Why are his arms so tiny compared to his torso?

[@nancygibson5769]

He look like a couch potato!

[@shawnforan3148]

​@@dmdennis4 anorexia & obesity is a deadly combination

[@dnache6122]

Every time he can’t explain away the issues he says “Well, it wasn’t on purpose.” I’m am sure he never accepted that excuse from someone he arrested.

[@carinadim7451]

That’s exactly what I was thinking! “I’m being honest”…. No sir, you’re not and you would never accept that excuse

[@Gl49ers]

His arms say it all

[@GoodLifeIncLLL]

@@Gl49ers Yes, yes they do. LMAO!!

[@onelastkast3]

@@carinadim7451 “Ignorance of the law is no excuse in any country. If it were, the laws would lose their effect, because it can always be pretended.” Thomas Jefferson…. This is literally what cops are trained so ur right he wouldn’t take these excuses from a civilian

[@blackmagic1371]

He’s the sort of police officer that would plant drugs on you or try & stitch you up for a crime you definitely didn’t commit..............officer stutters! (Badge No.1313) 👮‍♂️

[@WooliteMammoth]

All the politics aside, how is it possible that a cannon ball with arms is the chief of police? Police officers should be agile, somewhat in shape, and be able to do their job even if they're not always on duty. Can you imagine thinking you're relying on police for protection and this guy shows up? No way he's passing any fitness or reaction speed tests.

[@ChrisP3000x]

This is a town of about 2000 people. They have to beg people to take that crappy job, and they obviously don't have a huge pool to choose from.

[@eamoncrawford]

Jimmy's arms weren't made for Jimmy's body. He's a living caricature.

[@Quillyloaded]

@@ChrisP3000x dam I live in nyc and its 2000 ppl in one building alone lol didn’t think a whole town can only have 2000 ppl lol

[@annabanana4699]

@@eamoncrawford yeah know way he can wipe his own ass with those T-Rex arms

[@TheProHunting]

Dude looks like the incredible hulk halway through the change, except his not turning into hulk hes turning into a t-rex

[@chimar4622]

Stole money from a suicide victim. That’s gotta be a new low!!!

[@raypolk1062]

I mean he didn’t care about his life with all do respect , why would he care about some money ?????? I’m just saying …Think about it ,,

[@evan12697]

@@raypolk1062 ever thought about giving up breathing a while?

[@janebailey8032]

Oh no...that's not new at all!

[@virginnocence]

@@raypolk1062 The money is now property of the next of kin. Not the police. It doesn't matter what the dead guy wants. The police need to follow the law.

[@berenlevia8486]

when you steal money from the living , its nothing to steal money from the dead

[@tamararutland-mills9530]

Good to know that accountability is sometimes determined by the inside and that there are men who are not afraid to stand up to a chief.

[@princequestly2218]

This is the kind of guy that totals a car but tells you it’s only got a few scratches and you say no it’s totaled and he says well if that’s how you wanna look at it.

[@allysonhill4384]

EXACTLY!!🤣🤣😂

[@SuperChatsRNotTips]

i feel like u have met that guy 😂

[@shannad.miller5180]

Lmao! You nailed it! 🤣

[@ostensiblysapient5615]

😩😂😂😂

[@vernonwhite4124]

Laughing my ass off on your comment man.

[@thetwitchywitchy]

DUDE! I learned something crazy from this! I thought it was weird that he randomly said the woman had a uti and I was like uhhh what does that have to do with anything, and then he said she was hallucinating and incinerating that they were related and that no one was actually in the trailer. I was so confused, so I looked up “can UTIs cause hallucinations” and found out that YES! And not only that, “Altered mental status is often the only symptom of a UTI in an elderly person. Behavior such as increased confusion, hallucinations, agitation, dizziness, falls and poor motor skills are often mistaken for early stages of dementia, but all can be caused by a UTI.” That just blew my mind. Kinda unrelated to the overall video, but that was actually really important information I thought people should know with elderly parents.

[@SallyMars]

I didn’t know that and I missed him even saying that in the video!

[@markmoore4088]

UTI symptoms are often very similar to those of stroke victims, including garbled speech. It's truly terrifying!

[@TheNameOfJesus]

I think you meant "insinuating" not "incinerating". These are totally different words. Let's just say it was your computer's auto-correction that did that to you.

[@angelasmith5104]

I work for a mental health crisis team and when I get an assessment for anyone elderly standard practice is to do a urine test before anything else as a UTI can cause psychotic symptoms

[@cremebrulee4759]

@@angelasmith5104 my sister used to do mental health evaluations at a hospital, and the first question she would ask in a situation like this was whether they had checked for a UTI. It's scary how many doctors and nurses are not aware of this. It has to be a major issue at skilled nursing facilities, especially if the patient is catheterized.

[@DaniPet424]

The fact that he's the police CHIEF is a horrifying thought. The CHIEF sitting at home in his Pj's watching Cops is both hilarious and terrifying for the citizens of that town. 😳

[@WorthyDirtyJersey]

That's how he does his research 🤣

[@katychambless1280]

There's a reason he's the Chief. Looking the other way, letting things slide, all the corruption.. they knew what they were getting.

[@keithscott1957]

Even Chief Wiggum would be appalled.

[@tambou5022]

He was getting tips and guidelines to being a cop, watching COPS.

[@witchculttoday3630]

Small Town USA is majority white. It doesn't have the brown people (yet) that has turned major cities into military zones. Which is why small town cops are usually older and less in shape. Small Town citizens don't commit 1/20th the amount of crime that major "diverse" cities have. You have to keep in mind the context. The worst call these people get semi-regularly is for dealing with car accidents. And once in these policies careers, assuming they worked in that same town their whole life, they'll only see 1 murder and/or only ever use their gun once (most never need to)

[@trevorduncan9580]

LOVE his arguments "I'm not a thief/liar I'm just dumb and incompetent"

[@janeware541]

How did he become police chief?

[@janeware541]

He is not a smart person. He's declared that he's just dumb and incompetent.

[@janeware541]

You delegate Jeff to do something and you trust Jeff then sit in your car with a dozen of glazed donuts and coffee.

[@croach2194]

"No, no, no. You're not going to jail. This is an internal investigation". That is corruption. Any civilian working for a private employer would be charged. The police should be too.

[@antonydrossos5719]

In the US, police are allowed, & encouraged, to lie.

[@Select2Play]

This sounds more like pure incompetence than actual corruption. That said, it's not the job of the people from internal investigation to press charges, their job is to find irregularities and send them to the mayor, the mayor is the one who decides whether to press charges or not.

[@miketausig4205]

Yeh…that is something I’ve never understood. I know that police are permitted to lie under certain circumstances, especially when it involves interrogations, but this is one instance I simply don’t understand.

[@syyneater]

@@Select2Play Wouldn’t they go to the DA instead of the mayor?

[@Select2Play]

@@syyneater usually yeah, but in small towns like this things are usually a bit more straight-forward.

[@joshcannon3600]

If I were a career criminal, I would be overjoyed to have this airhead as the queef of police for my town

[@ryanvargas4889]

“STOP! Chief of police!” *criminal slows down to walking speed*

[@LasVegasPitbull]

🤣😂

[@TopherGrant]

Lol Kings and Queefs

[@jaydkay30]

Queef of Police ☠️💀

[@whaghht]

I wouldn't... this guy has no standards and I bet he'd cut corners to get an arrest.

[@Om3194]

“They said you were sitting at home in a T shirt and shorts watching cops” I LOST it 😂😂😂

[@jessewoellhof6843]

The proportion of this man's torso to arm girth is suspicious on its own

[@jqpublic3104]

A grown ass man, the leader of a police force says he is 150 million percent honest.... I'll try that if I ever get arrested for anything.

[@bethoc7221]

‘Well if you’re THAT honest, you MUST be innocent! Sorry for ruining your evening dragging you in here! He’s a gift card for your troubles!’

[@davidsaucedo5287]

I can 150 million percent honestly say I have been arrested before and claimed innocence. I was still charged and arrested cause I 150 million percent was lying through my teeth back then. Lol im being sorta sarcastic but seriously I'd say 80 percent of the cops around my town know perfectly well if ur full of shit or not. There's still a small margin of error that are terrible judges of character.

[@MsAmique]

🤣

[@richardsmith881]

I only believe people who claim to be at least 1 billion per cent honest! 😁😁😁

[@catherinepowell4149]

@@richardsmith881 😂

[@ddrlear]

How's this dude even on the team? There's no way you can convince me he can catch ANYONE.

[@bradg.726]

His military style crew cut must fool people. Or at least he thinks so.

[@alllllanyoung6575]

😅😅😅😅😅

[@jaggirl]

Isn't it, the higher up they are, the less field work they actually do?

[@Sagan_Blandard20XX]

@@jaggirl Yeah, but at that level he should be a stud and have tailored uniforms. He isn't necessarily a ribbon cutter, I'm sure he has work...but he has an example to set. I was in the Army, and when I came back from deployment as a staff sergeant, I went to a non-deployable unit. Because we didn't deploy the focus was pretty much on looking good in uniform, training, and pt. I didn't do a lot for my buddies on the ground over there, but I mentored some good soldiers.

[@WorthyDirtyJersey]

His arms are fishing poles so he can catch something

[@poutinedream5066]

He's not incompetent. He's a lazy thief who wants to maximize his money while he minimizes his work. And that is precisely what he did. He just let his arrogance get out of control and stopped bothering to even pretend to be doing his job.

[@Mdeaccosta]

Surely the "village" burned him at the stake? If they did, it wasn't on purpose, guys, I swear a million trillion percent. And the paperwork is lost, I'm sorry. On the bright side, the FD pulled some sweet overtime hosing down the cinders.

[@michellesutton802]

Right And it all started 9 years ago with just taking little things here and there until he got so out of control and is now committing grand larceny Pathetic and corrupt 😑😑

[@bradb4620]

Truth

[@briank1263]

This is what happens when good people look the other way.

[@stevesvoboda9816]

If I was Officer Steve Ritter I'd want his job too! Just think of the pain it must've been to work with this joker? Think of everyone who was putting in an honest day? Then watch this POS scam for his paycheck? Chief gets good pay. He's fat on that village cheese. This is pretty common in small villages. Don't think corruption can infect small towns? Think crime was only for big cities? This does not shock me at all. My bohick police dept is corrupt as all get out!

[@peppercordero7466]

He is what I always thought Humpty Dumpty would look like if he was a person and an incompetent sheriff....

[@whirledpeas3477]

I don't know what the problem is, He looks pretty "armless" to me.

[@bryanb.grungeski8655]

Chief of Police Baby Arms.

[@RootsOfLife.]

I was looking to see if someone was going to comment on his tiny arms 😂🤣😂🤣

[@ASB412]

Big belly, skinny arms.

[@LadyLuck13]

😂

[@mikebowers8883]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@staceytroffer8287]

“I’ve lost girlfriends over this job” Stop it, Trex, you didn’t have any girlfriends.

[@bootparty7531]

Well he did loose a finger 😁

[@doctorvannostrand]

And a wife!

[@beverlyleriche8253]

😁😁😁😁

[@sallyjambo5316]

😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

[@gregvinson1]

Well done. I'm dying. Lol

[@gandalfthegrey8046]

This is a police chief!!?? His ‘deposition’ shows clearly how uneducated, this CHIEF OF POLICE actually is. I mean, if he can’t put together a sentence, how could we possibly expect him to have a deep understanding of constitutional law??

[@littlescott6162]

And he acts like he is clueless to the most basic things such as why the hours they turn into their supervisory board of officials should be accurate and why he isn’t allowed to throw away evidence of a crime without getting permission from someone like the DA or other authority.

[@jacobsladder6715]

He's not that uneducated he knows how to steal

[@mrd3016]

Because cops are the stupidest profession in America, with the most power. Guns, weapons, handcuffs, and the POWER TO ARREST. After six months in police academy. A joke, but it's not funny anymore.

[@EuroVrod]

Oh common now, he is a "true" American.

[@samanthacurl2640]

Try to find a educated USA cop.. you will fail.

[@yuvilio]

This corruption interrogation is more sobering than an ethical training course a company might make us take. If a chief can face this kind of heat for his incompetence and greed, we can take lesson to resist urges to skim/misreport. Thank you for publishing.

[@MilitantAntiAtheism]

Do some research on what happens to cops who snitz on other cops, ie. tell the truth about other cops. The term is called Omerta, and it is enforced by blue line thugs mercilessly. All informants, and there are not many in total, face two options, either they go with the flow and become corrupt themselves, or, they lose their job, most cases also get a divorce, and many therefore commit suicide.

[@CokeZorro]

What heat are you crazy? This dude deliberately robbed the city cut the hours of a subordinance to take the money for himself falsified records and then lied to these police and got a slap on the wrist. He took absolutely no heat for his incompetence and greed and this just shows the the internal corruption that happens when police get in trouble. Dude is literally apologizing to a criminal, and he's a fucking coo

[@SeanT649]

“I knew her from McDonald’s “ was all I needed to hear .Who hired that man as chief of police ffs.

[@determined2win585]

Lol!!

[@wandarask8444]

Far-out your comment had me laughing cause it's true Cheers

[@stephanier2024]

As a native Ohioan familiar with that area, let's just say he's a representation of a portion of the residents of Buckeye Lake. He is grossly outmatched by the two Internal Affairs agents.

[@phade2blaq]

Maybe he spends his time patrolling McDs parking lot waiting for a spot at the drive thru.

[@LittleboyWearingglasses-lz4xd]

You got that right.

[@unidentifiable1875]

Every time he says "intimate danger" instead of "imminent danger" I have to laugh!

[@PInk77W1]

Is there a difference ?

[@rachelharper3778]

I thought he was drunk after listening thru the first 30 mins of this, but I think he's just a guy with a mush mouth who isn't that smart.

[@fightdelaw47]

@@PInk77W1 a big difference..

[@slix96]

Intimate could be the proper word after listening to his f’d up story and how he screwed himself in all of this😂

[@warriorpitbull1170]

@@PInk77W1 You really don't know the difference between imminent and intimate?

[@ProvidusVir]

"I've lost girlfriends over this job" Bro no one asked you to do that

[@pattydonohue5452]

I can’t believe I have watched this interrogation multiple times. It’s fascinating.

[@willlock3644]

Yes!!!!!

[@congacrazy29]

Wow..me too🤣

[@alandemarest9952]

It's truly a shame and an embarrassment that someone in as bad of shape as this guy was a chief of police...smh

[@GrandmaDawn118]

I was thinking that! I mean his body is really oddly shaped ,right? It’s almost like he has a tumor or something idk but yea definitely not in any shape to run somebody down 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@dirtygiraffe]

His arms look rather slim, though.

[@theadaunicorn]

@@dirtygiraffe I know right? His arms were really skinny, but the rest of him really wasn't

[@alandemarest9952]

@@GrandmaDawn118 Oh yes. Very oddly shaped…like a bean bag chair 😂

[@dirtygiraffe]

@@theadaunicorn Almost like a fat t-rex.

[@MSJackson0228]

I watched this interrogation a little while back but haven’t seen anyone do a deep dive in to what happened. Nice video.

[@bspring6416]

His body became more expired as a tomato way too late left in the basket.. and his arms became more T. rex like

[@lukearts2954]

When I worked at a government agency, I had a boss just like that, juggling around paperwork and time registration, writing up time as worked while he was at home or out shopping, etc. He even stalked one of my co-workers outside of work, and he would arrange her work schedule so that he would spend time alone with her in the office. And when I tried to speak up, he orchestrated a reprimand attack on me. This is where a supervisor calls very lightly for a verbal reprimand, or even on made up things or things that had been handled already, and then within an unreasonable time-frame claims that things haven't improved, calling for a written reprimand with threat of being fired. It's a way to put a knife to the throat of a subordinate for the sole purpose of 2 things: if the person speaks up, they can get fired before the allegations are being investigated, so the person will most likely not risk speaking up; if somehow the revenge cannot be exacted before internal investigation, they can claim the allegations are a retaliation for the reprimands, in order to attack the target's character and discredit their claims. Before that guy was in charge, it was the best office I have ever worked for. He managed to sicken the whole team in less than two months, and the team's efficiency dropped tremendously. Fat lazy sick bastards like that should never be given a job with growth perspectives, because they'll put more effort into getting to a position they can abuse than into getting the work done. Spiteful fraudulent selfish jerks that deserve no respect and ruin the reputation of all people who genuinely work at the same agency.

[@proanimaluver6487]

Wow....I almost couldn't wait to get to the end of your comment to chime in to say.....and they ruin good people but you said it all. It sucks because I had a great career but I was young and scared and faced what you faced or so it sounds pretty near it. A career ruined, and self esteem shot ...they don't care if they cut you when threatening with that knife against your throat to. I suffered.. didn't know how to handle it. I even seen them sabatoge you at a patience expense. It doesn't matter if their life was on the line. I use to work in surgery

[@lukearts2954]

@@proanimaluver6487 I hear you! It's a tactic that works in every organisation that does not have an effective continuous improvement program with upward feedback. (and I say "effective" because I've seen companies who have "upward feedback" for show, or just as a key to divide the bonus budget among the managers) Sabotage like that often reaches criminal levels, as you have experienced unfortunately. It is in truth a form of corruption, inherent to a society that is driven by money, power and wealth. (don't get me wrong, I'm not one of those pot huffing lefties who claim that anarchy is better, but I'm saying that as a consequence of a system that runs on money as motivator and sole appreciator as well as only currency, people are easily tempted into mechanisms that will get them more money faster or easier, whether it be crime or abusive power over subordinates all the same)

[@proanimaluver6487]

@Luke Arts right!!. If people outside knew what happened at that hospital , they wouldn't have certain procedures done. It would be all over the news and OSHA would have a hay day. I watched them use contaminated instruments on patients one after the other. We had a meeting with everyone in the auditorium. When I brought this up and Saud how would you feel if I used those instruments on your grandmother or daughter, and no lie......you could feel the threat coming off these people. Hundreds of people snd no one says a word. It was so quiet it was loud. I was terrorized, I watch them come close killing a patient just to make me look bad. Unbelievable how far people will go when they realize your ruining their Silverspoon life

[@tylerhill5229]

Name drop them now never too late to speak up

[@lukearts2954]

@@tylerhill5229 for people in health care, the risk is worth it indeed, because more innocent people risk harm. But the people who chose to be selfish criminals, are usually also very spiteful, and will probably try anything to get revenge in the event they get caught. So if reporting them will not save lives, it's not worth risking your own.

[@fr1zl]

Man, cameras in interrogation rooms and body cams really hold people accountable. In the 90s they'd just beat a confession out of you.

[@angelagrant9163]

My dad spoke of this a lot. He told me stories of people being illegally arrested and before they took them to jail, they severely beat them then threw them in jail. He said it was awful! We've had corrupt cops all over the state and it continues to this day😢

[@renegross8240]

Yeh many got "questioned" with help of telephone books up side the head.

[@bbennyj]

lol, when they heard that they were getting camera, they started fretting, like, what are we going to do now? How about obey the law?!? That’s a suggestion if I ever heard one.

[@stephaniesaslut12616]

So many innocent men and women locked up bc of that. I'm so happy that technology has come so far

[@billyragnar2433]

With da good ol telephone book 😂

[@MrD79]

How do those arms go with that body??? :)

[@EllaHayaTV]

Lololol

[@shane3b11]

Exactly what I was thinking. I thought they needed to pass some sort of pt eval yearly.

[@kennethbartels6448]

Right?! Lol

[@kitzykatz4807]

Betcha they are a little too short when it's potty time.

[@teddyjones8550]

That is what I like to call a walking egg.

[@YasminDieToffifee]

saw those tooth pick arms and headed straight to the comments 😂

[@sunnyboknow]

😁

[@richardramos1729]

Lol..me too..I knew there was gold in these comments!!! 😁

[@aprilgibson6698]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@j.r.8592]

This is the kind of corruption I see in Malvern Arkansas. Our mayor had stolen $250,000 from the city and claimed he got hit in the head at a softball game and developed amnesia from it. It was good enough for the local police to believe him and stopped chasing where the stolen money was

[@jaylenebaker5761]

WOW!

[@vanessamw1140]

Oh good grief 🙄😒 sounds like y'all need to get the town together to engage in some protests and civil disobedience.

[@al9ksenpai]

LOL

[@beast667]

Sorry this made me laugh, got this image of sheriff Roscoe from the dukes of hazard trying to solve the theft.

[@j.r.8592]

@@vanessamw1140 we did! We demanded that he be charged and the prosecuter laid down the law... And locked his secretary up. Nobody knows where the money went but his secretary got a year in the county jail. She got the "Epstein treatment". She did her time every weekend and spent Monday through Friday at her house. I really wish I was joking or making this up but I'm not. The mayor's son was dealing drugs and the police and sheriff were running protection for him. For a few years he didn't have to worry about competition because they were all getting locked up. His son ultimately died from a drug deal gone bad. Google will show I'm not making this crap up. His name is Steve Northcutt. He now is the manager over the same water utility he stole from

[@rabbit3212010]

I couldn't tell you how many times i have watched this. Anyone been here more than once?

[@WonderDerek]

My 2nd or 3rd time. That guy is nuts

[@charlenemonique1]

I've watched multiple times as well 😂💯‼️

[@timbuckner1877]

3rd time 😂

[@sleepdafiend3983]

I've watched this multiple times i just found the video like a year ago that showed the cop telling on this slob which sparked this whole thing

[@petermohr5163]

There really needs to be a physical fitness requirement for all sworn officers.

[@scottjohnson6719]

Imagine watching slimer over here trying to do a pull-up 🤣

[@lotuspocus76312]

Absolutely. He cant even see his....dingdong.

[@piercedsnowflake]

​@*Lotus Pocus* That's called a 'dickeydoo' since his gut sticks out farther than his...

[@rosamy2017]

Yeah I’m sure he’d have been less trigger happy if he knew he was capable of escaping or rescuing others physically

[@sharpangus8538]

@@scottjohnson6719 omfg. Underrated comment hahaha.

[@williamlitsch5506]

I love how he's getting in trouble for NOT doing his job properly and being corrupt, but half of that job appears to be seizures of property, cars, etc and then the resale. That is legalized corruption. The police steal from the public, guilty or innocent, then this guy doesn't process them properly. He corruptly stole from the department that corruptly seized property in the first place.

[@Godbuzz]

Nailed it.

[@Sc0pee]

In my books it's better than for those cars and all the parts to get destroyed in the scrap yard.

[@1888.cfc.]

The cops are the biggest corrupted scum in the world. See they internal affairs guys they'll be corrupt too. Look the cia and fbi.

[@chrisbevis7725]

And what this investigation pin points him for is probably the tip of the iceberg!

[@mististaley4588]

Bullseye

[@SickVendetta]

I grew up in Preston Idaho and back in the 90s early 2000s the Chief of police was cooking meth and busting other cooks and taking over there labs and finally in 2005 the FBI came to town and arrested those punks. You should look that up and do a story

[@alongfellow4147]

Say what!? You better believe I'm looking this up, how juicy

[@SickVendetta]

@@alongfellow4147 I put this out there on all these channels praying someone will due a story on it. My step dad was one of these lames so I got all the juicy shit

[@IWantMyBearSuit]

Our local police chief was stealing coke out the evidence locker to give to his girlfriend, who was giving it to the coke dealer she was married to 🤣

[@piercedsnowflake]

During the 90s I visited my best friend whose family moved to Prairie Grove, AR from Seattle. She mentioned the Chief of Police was the towns dealer. I had a hard time believing that, even though she's never lied and didn't have a reason to at this point. Later as we were coming out of their one grocery store, we both watched as the portly sherif handed off and was paid. I was in shock.

[@SickVendetta]

@Edward lost me bro

[@JerryListener]

BIG respect for the lead interrogating officer! What a guy!!

[@freyjablue.]

Yeah really like how he handled this. He managed to stay in good rapport with the guy while still coming down hard on him. Not everyone is as smooth!

[@0435lilah]

He shouldn't be doing that, his voice belongs on the radio lol

[@jmjames6210]

You can delegate authority but you CANNOT delegate responsibility. This is a common pitfall amongst supervisors but the consequences are dire.

[@Averseinsomniac]

More

[@azynkron]

Responsibility is not the same as accountability. You can be responsible for a task, but your boss is accountable for what you are doing. Hope you understand the difference.

[@ahar7624]

But most supervisors manage to dodge that

[@Campfire30]

Well said.

[@saltedllama2759]

@@ahar7624 Or just be like today's quiet quitter/woke youth who never does anything they are asked to do, but believes they still deserve to be paid better.

[@samnoneya7637]

So he lost half a finger and burned his foot "to the bone" watches TV at home on the clock and new records show he can't shoot his gun? Wtf is he good for?

[@megueltorres91]

Eating.

[@kiyoko5523]

I can't believe he was complaining about the phone ringing all the time at the police dept. That's what happens when you're the Chief of Police. You can't get the big paycheck without the big problems.

[@brandonrivington4240]

Not that it justifies anything he’s doing, but most recent info for this town shows the chief of police makes about $58k including medical. Not exactly “big money.”

[@jmreeves89]

Maybe "big" compared to patrolmen.. but it's less than a truck driver makes lol

[@patriciadonoho2199]

@@jmreeves89Absolutely! Maybe small town “good” money at 58k… I know truck drivers, one owns his own rig, works for himself and clears 6 digits easy, very close behind is my friend who drives for a company that is real close $$ behind that. They work hard though, dedicated drivers.

[@susanandrews3859]

Too lazy and i thouggt polce had to do yearly fitness tests?

[@stephaniesaslut12616]

​@@susanandrews3859they do but I believe after you get to a certain rank you don't have to. It makes sense bc most overweight officers are in higher positions like Sheriff, chief etc.

[@britth5333]

Whenever this guy is asked a yes or no question and he answers a firm “Nooooo” it’s basically 1000% a yes.

[@Bt26x]

Damn, “a dead guy won’t miss the money”… I laughed out loud at that because that doesn’t surprise me at this point of the interview. 🤦🏻

[@abel633]

I mean.... It’s true

[@Rujewitblood]

its true

[@mariusvanc]

He was gonna put it right back into the local hooker economy.

[@danatowne5498]

I know this is an older post, but the idea that you would have to explain to people that this person had family that had to bury him and THEY might "miss the money" is a sad, sad commentary on our society. Damn indeed.

[@afroliciouspresents3603]

He's a cop, at home watching Cops. That's the definition of job-drunk.

[@nonplayable2660]

I know good cops, who don't abuse their power. the system needs an enema.

[@Yoshirama]

I have literally never heard that term.

[@carolineb5861]

@@Yoshirama different way of saying workaholic I guess lol

[@afroliciouspresents3603]

@@carolineb5861 Not quite. A workaholic works all the time. Someone job-drunk (we call it 'job-pissed', in the UK) doesn't necessarily work hard. Rather, they are so enamoured by their position, they will watch job-related shows, drop hints to anyone they meet about their job title, perhaps wear items of clothing in public, on their days off, which hint toward their profession... You get the idea.

[@tammaras.8253]

All that story was missing was a box a donuts! Lol

[@harrymallory7963]

I can tell you that I liked this video, one hundred fucking million percent.

[@rainsmakker]

I am a year late, but this guy is the human embodiment of a TICK

[@stephaniesaslut12616]

Hahahahahahahahhaha😂

[@WonderDerek]

Lmfao

[@mburke0330]

My ex-husband, who was the assistant chief for an FD in Ohio at the time, as well as the fire chief and her husband, a fire captain, were all investigated and subsequently charged with theft in office, tampering with records, and unlawfully removing records from city computer servers by the state auditor. They all took plea deals, no jail time, 5 years probation, and have very large amounts of restitution to pay.

[@letslaughallday9544]

You see there’s no mercy for the regular joes out in the world so when people in authority gets a pass that’s just outrageous .

[@georgemonde8237]

Thats why the dept is %%99 white

[@mburke0330]

@@letslaughallday9544 right! It was A LOT of money as well! If the same thing occurred in any of our neighboring counties, they would have been given 5 years to serve, minimum!

[@donndajones9937]

There should be charges

[@cryptidan]

it sucks, cause the more they don't charge people in positions of power, the less likely it is that future cases will get charges either. it's really disappointing.

[@CasualKraken]

The way he just casually accuses him of that suicide theft. “Oh someone mentioned you stole money from a dead guy…”

[@-eternal]

"dead guy don't need em"

[@pault8470]

🤣🤣🤣

[@pault8470]

Did they hahaha

[@A6Legit]

@@pault8470 49:28 "noOoooo"

[@dddddd211]

What's even more horrifying is how he asked after: "Do you have a lot of suicides in the town?" Implying there is slight possibility of him doing the "suicides". Just the thought of it is disgusting.

[@wiebkescantick947]

Just imagine how much longer his corruption would have continued if some poor old lady hadn't hallucinated due to a simple UTI. 🤷🤦

[@michaelbeattie8106]

Many people don't understand how a uti effects elderly

[@Mdeaccosta]

@@michaelbeattie8106 1st thing to rule out

[@marnienaylor8550]

I was put in ICU at age 28 from a “simple UTI”. I was hallucinating with a very high fever. UTIs are no joke. Lost about 2 days of memory from it.

[@america1403]

They say, Something good always comes from something bad.... The uti was bad but it got rid of one corrupt cop.

[@marymarmande8446]

@@marnienaylor8550 wow scary i never knew that before thanks for explaining

[@cutieapplepie]

this interrogator is perfect, doesnt cut this cop ANY slack. he makes him answer questions lol

[@christopherclark5604]

Notice how loud the chief talks whenever he is answering questions. Almost like he is trying to convince the officer his answers are truthful. 🤥

[@keithfred3321]

Amazing how much was “never meant to be accurate”. What a piece of work.

[@MidniteHorrorfest]

Credit where credit is due...it's a huge accomplishment for a sentient cannonball to be so socially "sharp" by claiming ignorance lol

[@STI2000]

I agree, speaking of him at home watching Cops, all I can hear is the show theme song, but when I hear “Bad boys” I immediately think of the police.

[@CieraMychele]

"You showed me how certain things need to be tightened up, you showed me how I trust certain people that I shouldn't" did he even admit HES responsible for anything the entire interview? It's always someone else's fault

[@phade2blaq]

The real scary thing is that there's countless sheriffs like this guy all over this country in small areas who get away with committing crimes. He lost a finger and then he says he burned his foot really bad. I mean this guy is inept. I also cannot believe he was once a fireman,. I mean geez!

[@llllll-ux2lz]

There’s a sheriff in a small county named Culpeper, Virginia that needs to be investigated like this chief!! Corruption overflow

[@rhondaallan4680]

Are you seriously talking about The Dukes of Hazard? 🤣🤷‍♀️

[@jeremyboushie1123]

That was hazard Kentucky

[@Tindometari]

Yes, but is he shaped like a Thanksgiving turkey too?

[@izzyram31490]

There's corruption in all states. im sure it's also in the White House. The politicians as well are all dirty... Dirty crooked country ran by many thief crooks..

[@Gusto3581]

Culpepper always seemed like a town that got some bullshit ass police prolly why I ain’t never been there and I’ve lived in the Fburg Area for like 15 years lololololol I no Orange County sherriffs is some bullshit fasho

[@david9132]

Man was he eager to push any of his officers in front of any accusation. Integrity is not his strong suit.

[@tatonkapeach]

I know roght

[@missyrahrah6991]

His strongest suit is corruption it would seem.

[@carlenewilliams5388]

They all through him under the bus , everyone covering there own ass

[@superscatboy]

It's no surprise he's being investigated really. If you're the chief and the officers under you turn you on, you're probably a real piece of work.

[@wynottgivemore9274]

150000000% honest wow!!! They should definitely keep this man around,cause that is some honesty right there.🙄

[@MsShandy111]

Yeah, what's all the fuss about when he's 150,000% honest.

[@perkinss9706]

He obviously doesn't know how percentage works.. amongst a lot of other things. 😉

[@ahar7624]

He seems good with figures 🤣

[@brandonsandacz2863]

That's almost too much honesty if you as me

[@Tindometari]

Wow, impressive. Dalia Dippolito could only manage to be 5000% sure she wanted her husband killed.

[@Joseph_Soda]

How can someone in that kind of psychical shape be a police chief. Like WTF ?!?

[@mariavargas7751]

😂😂😂

[@joshuacarrig9370]

Thats disrespectful to the great Chief Wiggum

[@Strype13]

You were being way too kind and forgiving with this guy, SS. He's a woefully incompetent shmuck. After being called out on ALL of those flagrant infractions, his response at the end is, "Yeah, I'll *probably* start tightening some things up tomorrow." What an absolute doofus.

[@jerrygraves6531]

He's white no white person believes a white person can do anything on purpose

[@jerrygraves6531]

It's called being in tune with the white supremacist

[@bccsivxx-xxivvii]

@@jerrygraves6531 what an asinine comment. Do you get yourself dressed in the morning or does mom still help you? Way to like your own comments btw, very clever.

[@zbruh7268]

@@jerrygraves6531 judging by your videos, you hate everyone. Especially mommy and daddy. We call that mommy and daddy issues here outside the basement.

[@calumbutter8959]

@@jerrygraves6531 That's just plain moronic. I bet there is pretty much an identical percentage of idiots in every colour.

[@wren4413]

I've heard of the long arm of the law but this is my first time seeing the scrawny one

[@FullMetalcoreJojo]

He delegates everything. Including blame and taking responsibility.

[@PInk77W1]

Biden blames Putin

[@missyrahrah6991]

#Truth

[@marcialrivera1017]

Delegates "arm days", too.

[@jonny8688]

@@marcialrivera1017 haha indeed

[@peppercordero7466]

It was mentioned that it didn't seem like these were intentional acts on his part but I believe they were completely intentional and criminal.

[@skepticusmaximus184]

"...and I've been 150 million percent honest with you gentlemen." Sorry, for self proclaimed honesty, I only accept 150 million and one percent.

[@abassett22]

It's a damn shame you weren't infinity percent honest...

[@wulfkry6666]

My lawyer once told me to never use words like “to be honest” “honestly” or “truthfully”

[@Strype13]

Math isn't his strong suit. Nor is being a police chief. Or anything else that requires any basic organizational skills, for that matter.

[@RaoulThomas007]

All time reports must include the “150 million percent” declaration, before the paycheck is cut!

[@andreamooney7985]

Police stations should be monitored by an outside agency...this is just sad...think of all the things they dont get caught doing...crazy

[@ztrigga01]

How does a police chief not know to lawyer up?!

[@brokenpixie1588]

He may have thought he's gonna get away with everything as he had before. It would not be surprising. Also getting a lawyer would raise suspicions in his situation, I think. Or maybe he wanted to seem honest... but he probably just didn't even consider the need of a lawyer.

[@mirjamweibel9678]

Lawyer up looks guilty for police

[@WEAREALLJUSTMEAT]

You do not get the right to an attorney under Garrity, it is a workplace Investigation not a criminal investigation. On the upside nothing you say under garitty can be used against u in a criminal investigation.

[@draganbanic5381]

He needs to know what they know first and get the gist of what he's accused of.

[@draganbanic5381]

If anyone watches Mr Olympia every year, the interrogator sounds just like the main host.

[@krystinstell9445]

Man if I'm ever in an interrogation and they ask me about somethin that was a mistake I'll just go "I one hundred thousand million percent thought....." clearly so believable.

[@stephaniesaslut12616]

Always😊

[@autumnanderson6348]

The way this man is talking, and the way he is talking with his hands. It's all reminding me of my dad, and let me tell you how good at lying he was\is; and how manipulative he was to me alone let alone anyone else. It's like watching my dad getting questioned by the cops.

[@TheWisePongo]

sucks to be you

[@kosmicinclinations3333]

@@TheWisePongo now it will suck for you

[@SparkyGecko]

@@kosmicinclinations3333 are u going to kill them?

[@mccauley2023]

Autumn Anderson.... I bet you wish he was questioned like this! My dad as well

[@keithfred3321]

Sorry. Can’t imagine thinking that about my dad.

[@Sophie_Anne_21]

"I do the report" LATER "Oh he does it but I check it" LATER "I never see it idk what he's doing"

[@theoriginal7264]

He obviously pissed his whole department off for them to turn on him like that though. That's a lot of stuff against him.

[@chrisbevis7725]

No he made the mistake of hiring an honest cop who blew the whistle because by the sound of it most of them were claiming for hours they did not do and getting perks off cars etc.

[@mististaley4588]

Expectantly so

[@mististaley4588]

@@chrisbevis7725 so by your logic, his mistake was hiring an honest person who refused to cover for him? Or are you playing devils advocate?

[@fosev47]

@@mististaley4588 it was the person working the most they was like how am i the only person at work but we all got the same hours

[@mististaley4588]

@@fosev47 lol, I feel that!

[@Andrew3455]

The difference in professionalism from the Chiefs versus the officer interviewing him is shocking... One is the officer I fear we'll pull me over and the other one is the officer I want more of

[@stevesand8845]

The fact that he gets SOOO pissed about the insurance checks really does show you the difference between the way someone acts when they are accused of something they think was a genuine mistake vs straight up fraud (which is the way he acts for every other allegation)

[@captainmarvel9610]

Great point

[@doom4067]

Even with that, thought, a cheque either has your name or it doesn't.

[@littlebird7383]

Those checks all effect *his* bottom line as he has to pay them back with *his* money, vs the village’s money that’s *the taxpayer’s* money. Shows where his concerns lie.

[@cwjalexx]

I'm at the part where they are grilling him about hours worked and It's crazy to me how passive the chief is. It's like these interrogations where the detectives accuse someone of murder and they have no reaction. The internal affairs guy was clearly suggesting fraud and someone who was innocent would feel anger or some kind of righteous indignation. The chief 100% knew he was corrupt.

[@komlat253]

His anger about the checks and his lack of care about f ing up shows how entitled and privileged he thinks he is . He think the department owe him more But he's literally doing much less . Talking about how he's on duty 24 /7 and losing so much of his personal life over it. No one asked him for all that. He is no superhero.

[@ohaiClemmy]

Smh it's disgusting to see a grown man refuse to actually take real accountability. He failed completely.

[@TheOceanLoader]

Yeah. He should have been responsible for what he ate. He's a big guy. Clearly unable to control himself.

[@sporadic4337]

@@TheOceanLoader LMAO

[@Mark-gg6iy]

"Smh it's disgusting to see a grown man refuse to actually take real accountability." ??? Donald trump?

[@ohaiClemmy]

@@Mark-gg6iy DEFINITELY‼️

[@deppresedonion6320]

@@ohaiClemmy when they said he was in shorts watching cops i just thought to myself that's what u get when u use a voting system for high up and important jobs like chief of police . Like that's a high up position that has to be earned by a person with years on the job. Not just some fat lazy duck that gets it using a smile and few brown envelope's with cash . Iv heard of people like politicians here in Ireland getting positions after bribing people but only in America could àny plain old Joe of the street become chief of police without been quailified for the job its actully very dangerous if u think about it .

[@hellcatt488]

I'm loving all the comments about his arms hahaha... But seriously, if a law enforcement officer is commiting crimes they should be charged and tried.

[@SeanMurphy00]

Not only should he be charged his sentence should be doubled. It’s the moral equivalent of a medical doctor doing something intentionally to harm a patient IMO.

[@bonniebailey6722]

And It just makes me so MAD how many other Towns are doing this . They should all be looked at IMO!!

[@jaynestewart-js6by]

Ft Sumner New Mexico is one of them 😢

[@nicklaird5708]

So happy you covered this! Ive been watching and re watching this interview for a while. Thanks!

[@cherylmclaverty2182]

He’s a dirty cop please stop saying u respect him I’ve seen this many times but after watching it again it makes me sick.

[@blackhammer4524]

They keep saying it so that he can open up more and tell the truth.

[@rick15666]

@@blackhammer4524 that, and… they don’t want dude to take it personally and like murder them

[@Sulucnumoh420]

It's just an interrogation tactic

[@sharepy]

His arms look like they belong to someone else.

[@dylanfarnum4121]

They do, he put a 12 year old boy on his payroll for 16 hours a month in exchange for his arms and an old car battery.

[@sharepy]

@@dylanfarnum4121 🤣 🤣

[@drew7481]

Shae. STOP IT. Too funny.

[@sharepy]

@@drew7481 You know that silly game we play as kids…well at least I did. Where your friends replace your arms with theirs and hide behind you… they make you drink and eat and even go as far as picking your nose?! This looks like it’s happening here. Shooot… I would have used it as a defense. It wasn’t me! 🥺

[@drew7481]

@shae laughter - Exactly. Like, I need to see this man with no shirt on. How in the name of hell?!?! He looks like something the bad kid from the first Toy Story built...

[@Jesse-sk1xn]

Every single police department in this country has something corrupt going on in it one way or another.

[@danstewy3965]

I really appreciate you mention JCS in your description. One of the reasons I started watching is because that channel has sadly been striked down to oblivion

[@racheld23biscuitsmom42]

Imagine that, it’s really hard being in charge of a police department. It’s almost like you get paid more than anybody else for that really hard work.

[@lisagrafton2529]

A chief of police needs to be among his men, not at his "quiet house", avoiding phone calls and his officers who want to talk with him about problems! This guy is in it for the power and prestige!

[@fokoff1763]

😂😂😂😂here for the the small arm comments 🙌🙌🙌💃🏽💃🏽

[@TY-yj2en]

Imagine putting in decades at the same job just to go out a disgrace and a joke

[@tonyarichards5430]

The desperation in his voice was there from the first time I heard him speak. Also his desire to place blame elsewhere but on himself. Bad cops hurt all cops.

[@TheWisePongo]

ok

[@keithbaker1951]

Good cops who don't speak against bad cops HURT ALL COPS. the thin blue line is not a line against crime.. its a LINE AGAINST THE PEOPLE. THEM vs US is their mindset from the academy!

[@lewthrasher5865]

Every time a change of command occurs there should be an audit to make sure everything is in order. This guy has done a lot of dirty work in 4 years. If I was an incoming sheriff I'd want an audit,so I'd know what I can and should do to better the department.

[@doom4067]

This guy picked a really convenient time to notice bad things that his subordinates allegedly did. I doubt the previous chief did all this stuff.

[@Tindometari]

An audit, a top-to-bottom scrub, and a crack team of Native medicine men with a carload of sage to smudge it out.

[@geraldcates7785]

That is an excellellent suggestion!

[@Jenseduca]

Yeah, but in that case you would have to be an outsider, they don't let outsiders in the system at the command position. You have to be either e as corrupt as rest of them or be a dumb blind scapegoat. In any case not a threat to the system.

[@amywietgrefe6629]

I'd also want an audit of the department if I was taking over as the chief so I'd then know I wouldn't be accountable for mistakes/errors made by the last person.

[@crinklecut3790]

I leave work early and stay home a lot but I suffer from a condition called chronic laziness. There are millions of people just like me who live with laziness every day.

[@billlabrie1235]

Lazy is right ...but is it Andy's fault ? For everything or a butterball turkey he ate for lunch ..

[@footysongsbyvicbitter311]

We are a large, overlooked community. Thank goodness we are usually able to fall back on our talent for making excuses.

[@NobesBLO13]

@@footysongsbyvicbitter311 Stay strong brother, some day our struggle will be recognized.

[@RightProud]

Lmao!!

[@gaolbyrd]

::)))

[@truenaraku]

I love you man but that's a really scummy sponsorship with that dept company... They are predators... Don't fall for their bullshit guys. If you are having problems with dept go to your bank and ask to speak to a specialist and ask them to consolidate your dept. Third parties don't do this out of the kindness of their hearts they will bleed you dry.

[@mrnt1257]

They go to each of the creditors and get them to accept a % of the debt to get it paid immediately. That’s how these companies make their money.

[@Beadledom2024]

"debt" not "dept"

[@wendygray8725]

It really pisses me off how just because he is a cop that he gets off easy. Our justice system is not about justice at all!!!!!!!!

[@susanjacobs279]

I'm a nurse, and a UTI in an elderly person does cause severe confusion. A quick onset of confusion is one of the first symptoms to trigger an assessment of a UTI. Absolutely not trying to say that this man is not crooked because he is the definition of.

[@AutraxD]

Yeah I worked in an elderly home for 10 years and a UTI absolutely messes with them

[@berenc7619]

My Mom has had episodes of not usual behavior , over the last 2 months I had to take her to the hospital due to a panic attack , and she got diagnosed with a UTI , and anxiety . When Dr said UTI , knew what probably was 80% of what her emotional problems were . She was treated and put on antibiotics and anxiety meds., I'm glad she's on the mend .

[@tomgreen2737]

Surely thay should be a weight limit for cops and sheriff's.

[@forkthepork]

Pass the PFT once, in for life.

[@tomgreen2737]

@@forkthepork that's crazy.

[@youbetyourwrasse]

A basic fitness requirement for sure.

[@m.c.5459]

And an IQ minimum

[@tomgreen2737]

@@m.c.5459 that would be nice.

[@klbklbklb]

OMG, full time officers at that department only make $14.97 an hour. This explains everything.

[@lydiayork9451]

…But they take so much more… 🙄

[@samnoneya7637]

Wow. My 18 year old son makes $17.00 a hour in fast food. This is crap

[@miketausig4205]

@Karen_Burke do you have a source for that statistic? If that’s true, not only is it sad, but it’s no wonder why people in positions of authority there feel they are entitled to “take more.” Doesn’t make it right, nor is it a rationale for their actions, but definitely explains it.

[@klbklbklb]

@@miketausig4205 Google Buckeye Lake Police Department, read all the articles that come up, and see for yourself. That's what I did and how I found the starting rate for a police officer.

[@dejuanagalindo8958]

Greed laziness and complacent

[@Boyso5407]

This sounds like a teenager running his fathers company and basically just doing whatever he wants.

[@hadokn]

‘What, would you say, you do here?’

[@MemeSlayer]

I saw another chief of police interrogation video, can’t remember if it was this channel, EWU, or JCS, but it was hilarious that the chief of police was staying silent for a murder investigation, but there was a girl detective that loosened him up, it was mind boggling to think he was the Chief at one point, let’s see how this one goes 😂

[@twofifty1028]

Yup.. That was the interrogation of Grant Hardin, He took the phrase " You have the right to remain silent" to a whole nother level. 😆 It was funny because he was actually pretty chatty up until the point the interrogator read him his rights. 😂 To be honest that's exactly what a Lawyer means when they say "Keep you're mouth shut".

[@-growler-2810]

I watched that one. The chief loved his chickens 😂

[@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey]

Yeah that was either ewu or this channel or blue dot. Unbelievable how that guy ever got to be chief of police though.

[@cynicalblitz]

Yeah that was JCS I don't know the other channel. Sadly most of his videos were taken down so it might not still be up

[@cinderbug3386]

They had to bring in the Southern Belle to soften em up 😂🤠🌼🎀

[@_mnejing]

Wait, this guy is accused of stealing car batteries? How the hell can he lift them with those arms? This guy is the physical representation of a kids stick figure.

[@gdstiger9319]

I have never seen a person so out of shape and law enforcement. That needs to be part of the job to keep your self in shape.

[@theonlywillcox]

Round is a shape. Right?

[@derekh4943]

you have never seen a standard US police officer then

[@karma4729]

If I get chased by the police, I want him to chase me! He probably can’t walk to his patrol car 🚙 without getting short of breath…

[@janebailey8032]

There are weight requirements in most large cities. I'm from a small town and live in a large city. I've never seen a cop look even close to how disgusting this man looks!

[@derekh4943]

@@janebailey8032 thanks for the reply

[@SleepyP0311]

Short and t shirt watching cops!? Lol😂😂😂😂

[@KillerFix24]

49:42 The way he says “Nooooo” & “Nothing at all” is a poor attempt to deny robbing a suicide victim. What a low life. Whatever the victim was going thru to take his own life is already tragic but then to get robbed by the cops while lying there with his brains splattered against the wall is truly messed up.

[@determined2win585]

Lol that was funny going back & listening to it again

[@footysongsbyvicbitter311]

Though it is, technically, a victimless crime

[@norton2757]

@@footysongsbyvicbitter311 I’m sure the victim had family that could have benefited from it……. But he had to lie on that one….. had to.