Worst Cop Ever Prolongs Stop for Drug Dog and Baptizes Arrestees

How long can a traffic stop last? Can officers "prolong" a stop and order a drug dog? Also, can police officers baptize you in lieu of a ticket?
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[@thecivilrightslawyer]

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[@SaltStorm007]

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[@thecivilrightslawyer]

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[@SaltStorm007]

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[@johnasap777]

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[@larrywalewski2934]

You have the wrong link for Hernandez v. Boles. Thank you for all the work you do.

[@robertayers9424]

I laugh when a cop calls someone else a sovereign citizen. Law enforcement are the ones who believe laws don't apply to them.

[@stonedjasonvoorhees5959]

Exactly. That's probably why they know the term.

[@godsofourland95]

They have a different meaning for sovereign citizen, 'a person who does not do what police officers want'

[@wilbl7778]

I Agree!! They are the very definition of a sovereign citizen.

[@DontbeanNPC]

Exactly. It's classic projection. Ever notice that as soon as you know your rights and the law, suddenly you're a "sovereign citizen?" It's just a way of shaming you into compliance and back into submission. They don't want anyone becoming stronger and standing up to them because they fear everyone waking up to their tyranny. That would mean everyone would rebel and they can't lose their power.

[@saber005]

Local and State police get Qualifed Immunity. Federal Police get Absolute Immunity. It sounds like they are the ones with the sovereign immunity.

[@terry4898]

Every time a dog gives a "signal" with no drugs found it should count against the canine officer as being an unreliable witness.

[@salvagemonster3612]

Dogs are about reliable around 30-40 % of the time.

[@pickledragonrebel]

@@salvagemonster3612 and therefore shouldn't be used as justification for a search.

[@eddiekersey]

They would just all start planting evidence to make it "justifiable".

[@Yoshi278]

Really hope they start removing sniffer dogs from some law enforcement roles considering theres been a lot of findings of sniffer dogs alerting on command of the handler to justify searches.

[@ronmeade4607]

The dogs are almost always trained to make a hit

[@EvilGrin]

Not being willing to talk to the police is a sign of sound mind and common sense. Of course they get suspicious of him...

[@synthwolfe8906]

"anything i say can and will be used against me. as such, why would i EVER speak to you directly as opposed to through a lawyer, short of this sentence and information which i'm required by specific statute to provide given the specifics of the current situation?"

[@W8RIT1]

Here is a good explanation of why you should never talk to the police from the view of a lawyer...and a detective. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ml6aoGyujtVqm6c

[@EvilGrin]

@@W8RIT1 That's exactly the video I had in mind when writing my comment🤣

[@W8RIT1]

@@EvilGrin That's good...I'm not alone. It should be seen by many more.

[@DontbeanNPC]

And a strong will to bow to no one. It's that willingness to disagree and stand up for what you know is right that manipulative people don't like because they know they have no power over those people.

[@lindadeerwester4914]

And cops can’t figure out why they are hated! 😡

[@Pixeltrainer]

The disgusting thing about this accused rapist cop is that all of the charges against him were dismissed by the judge after the DA said the case files went "missing."

[@roundaboutlout3422]

Important to note that the woman in the forced baptism was in the middle of suing Wilke when she was found dead in her home! Autopsy claimed it was an accident, a combination of fentanyl and a Covid 19 infection. Considering the lawsuit and his 44 quite awful charges I find the timing quite creepy.

[@alanutech8806]

he ded ur welcomb

[@SamaelHellscrem]

Yea...pretty shure he killed her and managed to get the reports faked

[@wowwow2507]

Source?

[@ericmckinley7985]

They always tack on coof-19. Remember every time you hear the death toll that it includes people like this

[@2olvets443]

@@wowwow2507 look up Shandle Marie Riley

[@donwill1926]

This is what happens when we collectively pretend that some people have a higher claim over the body and property of other people.

[@667SatansNeighbor]

Exactly... The same chode that force-f*cks his wife and beats his kids, is the same chode that pulls you over and tells you how to live your life. If a human is going to be a cop or a judge... They better be able to wear white and stand before god. No human, living or dead, has EVER had the right to judge me, and I would rather be arrested by robots and judged by an algorithm.

[@jameswithey8898]

It's disgusting that they can "legally" rummage through people's private property at will...... Yet another example of hypocrisy because if anyone else did that it would infact be against the law ....

[@chrisgriffin6489]

Not for long. God and karma are already here

[@underduress5761]

And we just witnessed a collective acceptance of some people staking that claim. I'm gonna guess that you didn't get the covyjuice

[@champy1210]

BINGO 🎯.

[@bradpotter6401]

Cop, "Are you a sovereign citizen?" Driver, "No, I'm not a police office."

[@taylorneal5825]

I can only imagine how terrifying it must've been for that woman being forcefully baptized by an unhinged police officer.

[@dennismedford9384]

The drivers for a trucking company that I used to work for often complained of being held on the side of the road for 30 minutes or more. This would be after the LEO has had his interaction with them at the cab of their vehicle. It is important to note these were CDL drivers pulling oversized loads with permits issued to do so. They would be held by the LEO until the time expired on the load permit and would then be cited for operating without a permit.

[@ClarityDetermination]

A profit-making organization.

[@donaldwest8130]

Just when you think it can't get any stranger... It does.

[@thecivilrightslawyer]

Indeed. Wait till part 2...

[@johnasap777]

@@thecivilrightslawyer Keep up the HONORABLE TASK OF DEFENDING LIBERTY & JUSTICE FOR ALL

[@donaldwest8130]

@@thecivilrightslawyer oh, I'll get the popcorn ready for part 2 to watch it several times. There is no telling what follows forced baptism. Talking in tongues, serpents? That's a hard act to follow.

[@brandexample1776]

He seems like the type of cop that a lot of departments want

[@falseprophet1024]

Yeah, thats why he got hired in the first place..

[@C.B.B.]

He's already got a new job in another state. When I was in the pipeline we had a track hoe operator named Jose, he was one of the best. But he was an illegal immigrant. They got wind that ICE was coming, Jose disappeared. But a dude named Juan who looked like Jose who was shaved bald and his beard gone was at work a week later in Jose's track hoe. Similar stuff.

[@bladeoflucatiel]

Yeah, he even gives free baptims, what a nice guy

[@hillaryclinton1314]

Arizona here u come

[@anneg8162]

WHAT!! He was a crime wave unto himself. The baptism were as fake as he was honest.

[@eleanoraquitaine2966]

The profession attracts bullies and controllers.

[@GregBurch]

They have betrayed real citizens.

[@salvagemonster3612]

Kinda like labor unions attract the lazy and stupid. And lawyers and politicians attract the corrupt

[@C.Church]

I have an ex who couldnt join the Army MP because he has drinking and driving on record. But he was also a street fighting outside of bars type of ahole who hated cops. So why did he want to be one? Best I can tell is he wanted to legally fight guys.

[@elsabeleroux7896]

How true!

[@tgatt5759]

@@C.Church he just wants to hurt people. He doesn't want a fair fight

[@arinerm1331]

I used to be shocked by the absolute abuse of authority committed by the doughnut dumpsters. Now, I'm no longer even surprised.

[@nashntth]

Doughnut dumpsters FTW!

[@origintrackz5235]

Same, unfortunately, when I was younger I hated them without reason 😆 now there plenty of reasons 😔

[@HippieLongHaired]

hahaha new cb radio lingo "Doughnut disposal unit"

[@beastshawnee]

Oh and my aunt who was a high ranking prison administrator in a diff state was pulled over late one night in Tennessee (I think but it might have been Kentucky) and the solo officer tried to get her to go to the woods with him. She got serial killer vibes from him. He manhandle her pretty badly and she politely kept name dropping all the people she knew in government to try to get him to stop pulling her toward the woods. He finally recognized a name or two and she was now saying that if she disappeared they would NEVER stop looking for her…So he bundled her back into her car and he took off. He had no ID on but she’s clever and got info off his car…she did call in her friends and they slowly ruined his career without him ever connecting it to her…he is/or was in prison for a while after they investigated him for some of these type of complaints and he still doesn’t know it was her. Eff those serial killer types!

[@kharnthebetrayer1575]

Back in my early teens years we had a few unsolved murders here in Hampton roads VA. The state police believed that it was someone pretending to be LE , and they killed I believe 4 people. One group on a park in my county, and the other on the colonial Parkway in Williamsburg .

[@C.Church]

Ask her to write the movie!!!

[@coop5329]

I favor the 3 S approach.

[@kimberlygarrish205]

Here is the simplest way to stop all this....End qualified immunity, hold the officers PERSONALLY financially responsible for their actions if sued, fire any officer that commits any crime, arrest any officer committing any crime and actually hold them to a higher standard like they are supposed to be.

[@99NOFX]

Victims wouldn't get any money 🤑

[@Tommo020788]

@@99NOFX why?

[@jhondoe5147]

Replace the qualified immunity with a professional insurance Bond, Similar to malpractice insurance for a doctor. Make the ability to obtain it a requirement for Law enforcement NATION WIDE !!! Insurance companies to a large degree will clean up the Police Departments Very fast from coast to coast. No Police union Slime Ball stuff, No going to the next town with a "Fresh" start to hurt more people. Make the Cops have something at stake in these interactions hopefully returning them to a more level playing field and HONEST Police work..

[@Skyhors3]

Yeah, simple. I suppose if we just ask them to abolish QI, they would do it.

[@jhondoe5147]

@@Skyhors3 ask shit !

[@alanbrooks3670]

How and why do police departments hire these psychopaths that have the ability to ruin or end someone's life it's freaking insane

[@clementkirkpatrick4635]

They train them that way!

[@daveb2280]

Psychopaths and sociopaths are common in law enforcement. Why? Because they can lie with no conscience and pass polygraphs and background investigations. They hide behind the badge which only enables them to further their criminal behavior. I know...I once had a supervisor that was one. He also was fired from another agency before joining mine (and then eventually getting fired again). If you are in any workplace that has a sociopath or psychopath steer very clear of them. Any disagreeing with them will put you on their stalker list where they will form a severe obsession with ruining your life by any means possible.

[@Tommo020788]

You'd be surprised how many people don't know they work with, or even live with, a psychopath. psychopaths are very good at getting where they want to be in life, and very good at hiding their sadistic tendencies, but every now 'n' then you get a psychopath that grows way too bold and they get caught.

[@dukecraig2402]

$$$$ That's why, for the same reason our Supreme Overlords invented qualified immunity for their thugs in the field, they generate a lot of revenue for the system. The system itself and the people in it are very kind to themselves you'll find.

[@robertpatton9856]

Why are they hired? Because they are excellent butt kissers. Chiefs love themselves a sharp dressed hinney sniffer!

[@TheCaptainmojo1973]

Well darn it! Another sociopath with the power of the state. Hope he goes to prison and is never allowed to be in a position of authority or even a position where he deals with the public.

[@yukinoshita5788]

the only position for him should be a stress position

[@lindac6416]

Our government will put him in the Senate he will become president

[@lindac6416]

Or a judge

[@7heRedBaron]

On all fours.

[@drantil]

rape and child molesting is enough to hit the jail even for a cop. he'll be destroyed there by the inmates too.

[@ScooterFXRS]

I had a cop in the 70's drive off with my DL to give someone a ride then return to write me a ticket. I easily held up for over an hour. He and the prosecutor where outraged when they lost in court to a teenager.

[@michaelhaydenbell]

Let's also point out the most horrifying part of all of this is that his department obviously knew about all of the things this guy was accused of, and were apparently perfectly fine with him being out on the loose terrorizing citizens however he pleases. They need to be held accountable as well, big time.

[@marjoriekirkpatrick647]

He was charged for much of it 7 months after this but he'd apparently already had issues, & one poster said he'd already shot & killed an unarmed man by this time. Scary!

[@stephenstansberry7995]

His bosses in rhe department should of been held accountable as well.... Nothing but Dirt Bags.

[@sashasmusic2463]

It’s never just one. It’s always the entire department

[@rgr3427]

Forcefully baptized an arrestee, WHAT ! Oh, AND HE FILMED IT ! It’s getting stranger and stranger out there. Be Safe out there, really be safe.

[@janeysiegrist5061]

I believe she was found dead in April this year as well

[@realSethMeyers]

@@janeysiegrist5061 well if that's the case, I don't suppose they'd need to look very hard to find the killer. Maybe start with the weirdo who... *checks notes* ... Forcibly BAPTIZED HER.

[@janeysiegrist5061]

@Seth Meyers that was my first thought as well..she "accidentally" overdosed 🤔

[@thetayz72]

A very strange piece of hypocrisy to go around coercing baptisms with a rap sheet like his. Maybe he should focus on edifying himself first. Bizarre.

[@birdflipper]

I've honestly never seen a drug dog not alert on a vehicle. Oklahoma pigs pulled up on me at a truck stop for no reason and ran a K9 around my 18 wheeler bc I refused to allow them to search my truck. They claimed the dog alerted and spent the next 30 minutes searching my truck. When they didn't find anything, they had the nerve to ask me "why I didn't just give them permission to search my truck if I didn't have anything" to which I said because it's my right not to have you illegally searching my vehicle (which also happens to be my home) without reasonable suspicion or probable cause. By the time it was all said and done there were at least 7 or 8 officers plus a K9 and 6 patrol units on scene for over an hour and they acted like I was the asshole for wasting their time. They'll never understand why the public hates cops.

[@AECRADIO1]

SORRY, BUT THE DAYS OF PLAYING SHEEP, ARE OVER! I WILL KILL TO DEFEND MY RIGHTS! NO DAMN EMPLOYEE WILL LIVE BY CRIMINALLY VIOLATING MY RIGHTS AND SAFETY BECAUSE HE FEELS LIKE IT. I OFFERED TO HAVE A LIVE AMMO GUNFIGHT...NO TAKERS, IMAGINE THAT! I AM AT AN AGE THAT FIGHTING TO DEATH IS WORTH IT. TERRORISM, TYRANNY MUST NE KILLED OFF ANY WAY POSSIBLE. FREEDOM IS NOT BLOODLESS! THIS IS NOT NORTH KOREA AND I WILL NOT SIMPLY BOW DOWN ANY LET SOME BADGED RETARD DESTROY MY LIFE!

[@hillaryclinton1314]

Restraining orders to prevent FURTHER retribution while you go after their surety bond and police certifications... End a few careers today

[@MrTheHillfolk]

Stories like this are why I don't mind when folks take potshots at them.

[@SirTorcharite]

I've seen dogs not hit in a car where two people in the car had minor amounts of smoked and unsmoked marijuana. Some of the most random luck I've ever had.

[@gfy2979]

narcissism is a hell of a disease. You are right, there is no such thing as a drug dog alert. There are numerous articles about research in both U.S. and Australia that say dogs are wrong from 1/2 to 2/3 of the time on being able to find "narcotics."

[@chasethebase5986]

Deputies and officers who do this should be fired, arrested and charged for what they do!

[@timsawyer9231]

I've had my civil rights TRAMPLED on soooo many times in my life... about 4-5 years ago all the cops in my very small neighborhood/surrounding areas (state troopers) decided I was worth messing with constantly... THey would pull me over and claim they smell weed, even though I didn't and still don't, smoke weed, just to tear my car apart and threaten me with arrest for any reason... One time I drove by 2 of them sitting there chatting on in a parking area, they spotted me and both came after me, said they pulled me over for a loud exhaust... That turned into 1.5 hours on the side of the road, me out in the ditch watching them rip my van apart.. They even broke my dash... I saw 1 of the guys that seemed to enjoy messing with me the most at a road block helping the boarder patrol one time, when he noticed it was me he comes walking up all tough and starts messing with me like it was just him and his buddies, looking at me with crazy eyes like he wants to fight or something.. The boarder patrol guy stepped in and said I was free to go... This shit happened for a long time, I tried to file complaints and got bullied out of the police station. One time a detective, or whatever they came themselves in the state troopers, came up and started grabbing me and trying to push me out of the door because I didn't immediately tell him my name, I pulled my cell phone out and started recording, he stopped right away and played dumb like he never did anything to me and was super polite about it... Of course I didn't catch him doing anything to me, just the other crap... If I knew then what I know now, they would surely have regretted messing with me the way they did... I ended up becoming a recluse and eventually left my home of 35 years because of it... So that's fun.

[@ClarityDetermination]

What they did to you was despicable and disgusting but you already know that. There are people all over the world, just like those "officers" and they did the same and sometimes worse to many people. Good people are still in the majority and I am glad there are more and more auditors with cameras and people having dash cameras.

[@allanbell1559]

IF that cop, insulted my right to not believe or follow another God, in my view it would be a major crime

[@jeanav4444]

Clearly the police need someone policing them. Wilkey was transferred to this station after shooting/killing an unarmed man in an emergency room, wasn't even charged, just swapped counties. They just shuffle these bad cops around protecting them.

[@ClarityDetermination]

That is sort of like the Catholic Church.

[@joeyashcraft3377]

How can someone that has this type of background be a police officer it just shows how deranged and dirty our government really is

[@albertp.3893]

It's easy to end up with a bunch of bad apples when nepotism and favoritism rules the hiring process. not an uncommon problem in many city departments across the country especially small town Usa

[@stevensorbet4656]

There ought to be a database of Rouge cops. How they can just keep moving on to new jobs is unbelievable.

[@nickjw88]

Been doing it for truck drivers for nearly thirty years but can't do it for police.

[@uninhibiteddefiance3307]

There is the "Brady List', but it has no teeth, LE completely ignore it.

[@dennisd4452]

In Arizona, I think, There’s a list called the Brady list for crooked cops. Whether or not it’s nationwide no clue.

[@shivasirons6159]

S.S. Theres a data base of sorts, if they're wearing police uniforms and are in fact police officers, then theres an 89% chance they're rouge cops.

[@texasblueboy1508]

@@dennisd4452 Texas uses the same thing.

[@ray2895]

And unfortunately, this is your typical cop.

[@invisiblehands2780]

How can you not hate these criminals in uniforms

[@rickdecker9766]

That man should be arrested, put in jail, like we would be if we would have done all of those things, and never be allowed to hold a badge or gun ever again anywhere

[@anthonyluisi7096]

The cop is a psychopath .. how did this guy pass the psych exam 😮

[@hugh007]

How? Being a psychopath is a plus to be a LEO.

[@eddyraye5825]

@@hugh007 Exactly. They know who and what they're hiring.

[@DisposableEgo]

Same way the puppy hit for drugs

[@loosemoose9799]

Probably didn't take one. Many departments do not use them.

[@redmatters9318]

Five hundred 💸 dollars in a brown envelope. G'day from 🇦🇺 Australia .

[@daveblackman816]

Wasted this man’s time for no reason for a man who had muscle disorders. Can’t stand when they use the dogs with their “hits”. This cop seems like a looney toon.

[@billh.1940]

He sounds psychotic! How did they keep him?

[@douglashoward9616]

It's all treachery what police do.

[@douglashoward9616]

Now he knows what he really fought for

[@anneg8162]

"seems like"!! That cop by 'himself' was a crime wave on legs and getting paid for it!🤯 whoever hired him and his immediate supervisor are looney toons too.

[@pak3ton]

Go and make a demonstration against that.

[@eilenekellogg9356]

The dog are trained to show drugs, even when there isn’t any.

[@paulkopp3634]

I saw a video the other day where the cop said they couldn’t get enough people to join the police department, and that’s probably because most of the type of people they’re trying to recruit are already in jail .

[@hambone2335]

I’ve been arrested, beat up, and had cops lie on the stand in court about my case, but I have never had a cop forcibly baptized me. That’s a new level I have never heard of before. This case going to court must really surprise the judges.

[@jamesnaile3661]

My thoughts exactly

[@chefbillybaroo2056]

It should be interesting for sure

[@Umkarz]

When a cop tries to baptize you,,just look him straight in the eye ,without breaking eye contact, stay silent for 1 or 2 seconds, and say: "- Allah Akbar." Results Guaranteed. Trust me I went to law school.

[@CuntNuggets]

The cop won't get in trouble they'll ship him off to a different department.

[@TF-fn3ds]

Got pulled over a few years ago and held, standing on the sidewalk with my friend and my son at 10:30pm for more than 45 minutes. I was not speeding and had not violated any traffic laws. At first the sheriff's deputy told me, after asking me the same questions over and over in different ways for several minutes, that my car matched the description of a vehicle involved in a crime earlier that evening. After a backup unit arrived, he asked my passengers for their ID's and requested to search my vehicle. I had nothing to hide -- and quite honestly, I was scared -- so I agreed. My passengers and I stood there and watched him search my entire car for nearly 30 minutes, searching the same spots over and over again while the second deputy stood watch over us. When he didn't find anything in his search effort, he began questioning me about how clean my car was!! He said most people have personal belongings and other "things" in their vehicle, why didn't I?? I explained that it was a brand new car and I'd like to keep it looking that way. He eventually let us go, but not before changing the reason he gave me for pulling me over. He said my light over my license plate was out. I went straight to a nearby Walmart and purchased a new light. When I got home and asked my husband to please change it out for me, we found that the wire had been disconnected, not burned out. The deputy had spent a good amount of time searching my EMPTY trunk twice. We're guessing he disconnected the wire so that he had a reason for stopping me. I don't know what that was all about, but I trust law enforcement much less now.

[@jdk3]

the lesson is not to trust them AT ALL

[@jimmygrant424]

you should NEVER trust a pig at all

[@anneg8162]

@@jdk3 exactly!! They've been known to drop stuff in vehicles so they can falsely arrest you for what they had been holding. There was 1 cop that put a bag of drugs in a car. At the trial the lab technician testified only the cop's DNA and fingerprints were on the bag.

[@stuartpearce4773]

The “Good/Bad Cop” Question can be disposed of Decisively. We only need to consider the following I. Every Cop as agreed, as part of his/her Job, is to Enforce Laws;, All of them. II. Many of the Laws are Manifestly Unjust, or even cruel & wicked. III. Therefore, every cop has agreed to Act as an Enforcer of Laws that are manifestly unjust, or even cruel and wicked IV. THERE ARE NO GOOD COPS.

[@lfelssordnry]

Never consent to a search, never.. there are videos on KZbin of cops getting caught with their own body camera planting drugs.

[@danielprivate7442]

If the dog search had been shown in the video, I'll bet we would have heard the handler saying things like this to the dog: "c'mon, yeah, g'boy" in an excited manner. This is how the handlers can evoke "hit behavior" from drug dog. Yes, the police can make their dogs signal a false positive. Watch for it in other videos with dogs. (they had a positive hit here and didn't find anything)

[@Frugal_granny]

As if a cop has any right to know our medical condition!

[@David-Ray]

Sad he had to go through this but I'm glad this is coming to light

[@ericanderson8556]

Just the tip of the iceberg. Imagine what law enforcement gets by with when cameras aren’t running.

[@MonkeyJedi99]

Murder. Robbery. Sorry, I mean "civil asset forfeiture".

[@albertp.3893]

wasn't any phone cameras up until 10 years ago, if the walls had eyes hundreds of LEOs would be in jail right now for things they did in the 70s 80s 90s and 2000s

[@PeenWienerstien]

They act the exact same! They're all ego maniacs! They don't believe themselves capable of making mistakes and therefore believe the cameras only exist to vindicate their behavior.

[@l_burn]

My fiance was 8.5 months pregnant coming home from work at 1am and cops stopped her for a brake light being out. Not illegal, she still had 2/3 brake lights working which is all that's required by Ohio Revised Code. They decided that she smelled like weed so they pulled her out of the car in freezing temperatures on a backwoods highway and made her wait for a dog to come and sniff the car. They found nothing and gave her no tickets but took up almost an hour of her time for literally nothing. If she was smoking weed it would have shown up in one of the many blood/urine samples the doctors take during her prenatal visits.

[@MrTheHillfolk]

Well that's not good enough for them, sorry, your doctor could have lied on the report. Don't blame me ,I'm just the messenger of what they would tell you.

[@flipnotrab]

They don’t test for weed in prenatal tests sooooo…

[@OregonSingles]

@@flipnotrab Yes, THC was standard up to about 5 years ago now it's sporadic. The dx "cannabis abuse" is considered a "social issue" so a positive only alerts the health care team the Mom-to-be may be experiencing increased anxiety, sleep disturbance, or pain not otherwise managed. Another reason it may still be tested for besides to offer additional health information and assistance is to track overall prenatal, labor, fetal, newborn and childhood development for research purposes. Just because OB or MW doesn't see a # that concerns them to mention a positive on test doesn't mean it isn't buried in there.

[@l_burn]

@@flipnotrab I guess it depends on where you live but they do in Ohio. Not every single time but that is one of the many things that doctors check. They can get CPS involved if a mother is an addict, some states even require reporting any drug or alcohol use while a woman is pregnant.

[@markeastridge9649]

Ohio Revised Code 5119.17 - Addicted pregnant women and their children. Program run through Through Ohio Department of Health Newborn Screening program. … all pregnant women asked to test but may refuse. if refused in prenatal visits the newborn will be flagged for a drug screening along with screening for disease testing if they fit public health criteria for. Does not appear drug use by a pregnant woman is explicitly a crime, idea is identify and offer opportunities for consulting and treatment.

[@deansmith6593]

This cop should be in psychiatric hospital. Whomever hired him should be fired immediately.

[@synewparadigm]

They will replace him in 2 minutes with another psyco that was fired a week earlier in the next town.

[@jonstone9741]

With 44 criminal charges, including rape, stalking, and extortion, he should end up in a maximum-security penitentiary for at least the next 10-20 years.

[@billtate6962]

Are you serious? These are the kind of people these departments are ACTIVELY looking for....gets compliance (by whatever means) ✔️, doesn't care about civil rights ✔️,....order following revenue maker ✔️........ mentally unstable? Oh they don't care about that....

[@leftyo9589]

@@lekkerblankastudio violating their oath to the constitution is treason. a length of rope is cheap, and for the tree huggers, it is re-useable!

[@drantil]

@@lekkerblankastudio I'm actually with you in this regard. If you willfully swore an oath, and willfully break it, that's called treason whichever way you want to look at it. In any country the sentences for treason are a lot of year in jail or death penalty.

[@AlexeiTetenov]

Abolish "Qualified Immunity" and create penalties for crimes that cops commit.

[@keithalmsteadt9301]

I'm sick of cops thinking they have a right to know your medical info.

[@keithgriffith6002]

The reason why he’s shaking is because when you get pulled over, you have no clue the outcome just like we just seen they will do anything and everything. I am kind of surprised that they didn’t plant weed or something in his car. I used to have all the love and respect in the world for the police, but over the years, their actions have made me reconsider my feelings

[@artmchugh5644]

Exactly what I was going to tell them at my jury duty if I had to go !!!!!😀😀😀😀😀😀🍺🍺🍺

[@MrTheHillfolk]

Yep I wonder if I'll make it out alive ,for real. For having a taillight that's dimmer than the other side.

[@MrTheHillfolk]

@@artmchugh5644 actually, dont let on that you don't lick boots and possibly help someone that's got a bogus charge on them. That's my plan if my number comes up.

[@jdk3]

same here , i had the utmost respect and i'm sorry i did , after watching these incidents time and time again i've grown to hate the oathbreaking scum ,, its time we all stood up to this garbage

[@garyg7647]

I would be afraid if I was stopped by a person that could kill or kidnap you with no accountability for their actions.

[@jourdenne]

Remember Barber School requires about twice as many hours as a Police Academy.

[@johnharbaugh9471]

And my jaw hit the table by 40 seconds.............if this deputy had outstanding charges or the law enforcement agency was conducting complaints against this deputy, why was he still allowed to patrol, interact with the public, let alone issue citations or arrest / charge a person. Let me guess this deputy is working at another law enforcement agency?? Strong reporting, keep the great updates coming!!

[@timb.9224]

Ya, the child molestation charge or complaint alone should have been enough to get rid of this MONSTER !

[@MonkeyJedi99]

Some departments apparently view that kind of behavior as a resume?

[@kharnthebetrayer1575]

Police unions.

[@johnharbaugh9471]

@@kharnthebetrayer1575 it's not unions, it's the federal DFR law the unions are required to follow.

[@VTEC313]

This is why I'm a huge proponent of taking your flashlight, going into the public service parking lot at your local PD and just start looking around in cars. Don't touch them, just casually glare through them with your flashlight pointed directly through the window.

[@chrisbudesa]

Additional lawsuits need to be filed against department: Improper supervision and training AND other things

[@Ann-kg1zd]

That cop is creepy. Glad the circuit court upheld its decision.

[@TheRussellStover]

Why not require a 4-year degree to become a cop? You want someone uneducated deciding on what law he THINKS you are violating or what the law actually says. Would you want someone without a doctor's degree operating on you? Why would you want a LEO running around with a gun and the full might of the state/federal government without at least taking a few courses in what the law actually says?

[@Descan26]

Exactly

[@bluesmoke8714]

Anyone with a high enough IQ to pass pre law would be screened out of admission into any police force, only low IQ are allowed to be police.

[@JACpotatos]

I'd support a 2 year degree and a proper 2 year training program afterwards. Honestly, I'm fine with no degree if they were actually trained and reprimanded properly

[@aevangel1]

As long as two of those years are on Constitutional law, the bill of rights, basic detainment, basic ID, and minimum use of force/use of force continuum.

[@farmdaddy1555]

Some of the supervisors need more training than the patrolmen !!! How can they not know their officer is in the wrong about a particular law ie: We can ID you whenever we want to !!! As James F says…Back the blue until it happens to you !!!

[@infinity3jif]

you know it's bad when a veteran doesn't wanna talk to you

[@stephensanders5166]

Thanks for spreading the words on the “Professionals”. Hopefully the camera will continue to correct the wrongs from those who violate our rights.

[@ClarityDetermination]

The officer doesn't respect the gentleman.

[@MODIAK]

I'd like to hear more about how the forced baptism happened. Like what the hell? There are so many things wrong with that I don't know where to start.

[@susuileamura8736]

I'm confused between this case and another case of another baptism to a woman where they took her down to the river edit: okay I figured it out the baptism was the woman that I was talking about that's the same officer that baptized her didn't baptize the guy he's referencing to a complaint from previous

[@boundedscythe7726]

Probably something like " here's the deal buddy I don't wanna take you to jail but it's my job I have to however I'll tell you what let's make a deal me you and the big man let me baptize you and I'll let you go free tonight, all you godda do us pledge yourself to God. I would imagine a lot of "criminal elements" would love to take the ice bucket challenge instead of spending 3 nights in the slammer

[@7heRedBaron]

One sure way to get a woman wet.

[@jsbzoh6]

The woman he baptized by force was found dead in her home 04/15/2022. (details about cause of death haven't been released) I know there's only so much that can fit in a single video but this man is a monster. He pulled the woman over and suspected her of possession of meth so he (allegedly) groped her and forced her to remove her bra and shake it. She had a single marijuana cigarette. He called her a "piece of shit", then took her to the lake and stripped down to his underwear and wanted her to take off her clothes but she refused. This happened at 10pm or 11pm on a February night so that water must have been ice cold. In July 2019 Wilkey strip searched a man during a traffic stop and used such excessive force it required treatment for anal contusions and surgery on a previously-untreated hernia. That poor man, can you imagine not only being violated like that on the side of the road, but it was so violent it requires medical treatment?

[@Milpower]

Sounds like one cop needs to be dealt with.

[@AECRADIO1]

CHAIN THAT PIG UP, WEIGH HIM DOWN, AND TAKE A NICE BOAT RIDE...DUMP HIM OVERBOARD...NO PROBLEMS EVER AGAIN! TAKE LESSONS FROM MAFIA MEMBERS.

[@Truid312]

@@Milpower Well the way he's going, he might end up in prison. Bet if they catch wind of what he's done, they'll handle it appropriately.

[@leftyo9589]

@@Milpower a rope seems a fitting way to go...

[@jonathantillian6528]

"Much of his misconduct has been caught on video." Let that sink in for a bit.

[@frequentj1]

I got pulled over on the interstate coming back from an appointment in another county. I was speeding, so I thought ‘cooperating’ might help me out. So when he asked to search my vehicle for no reason, I said ok. I stood on the side of the interstate at least 30 minutes while he went over my car with a fine-tooth comb. I had a case of 24 cans of coconut water in the back, and he opened it up and pulled every single can put to see if I was …hiding something in there?! And he’s like giving me a lecture on how I might be drinking too much coconut water?? And this was state police! I thought they had to have actual training! All told, about 45 minutes. Been detained longer in my hometown!

[@nicolepowers7924]

I was held at a traffic stop for over 2 hours, while 7 months pregnant in the summer, because I dropped a friend off at his house. Apparently, the young man "exited my vehicle in a suspicious manner." This was on a Sunday, after church, in broad daylight. When I refused to allow a search of my vehicle, they called 5 other officers and a K9 unit. There were at least 8 officers and a dog, blocking traffic. They handed me a blank ticket with no infraction, no officer information, nothing. Just my name and identifying credentials at the top. When I tried to complain, I was told they were "just doing their jobs" and that neighborhood is a high crime area.

[@biofreeze5232]

funny how the dog always alerts I have never seen yet were the dog doesn’t signal and not one time have they ever found anything

[@leftyo9589]

dogs learn to signal whenever the handler wants. if you have ever had a smart dog you know darned well very minor body language will get a dog to react.

[@choccolocco]

As someone who grew up surrounded by veterans, most I know don’t like to talk about their “service”…

[@TomDarkwulf87]

Those who like to talk about their service are either psycho or didn't see combat

[@elonmust7470]

Same.

[@elbybrook9466]

About 30 years ago I was pulled over in London Arkansas in a speed trap. The officer that pulled me over smelled like he took a bath in whiskey. He looked through the rear windows and saw a stick in my back floorboard and swore it was a gun stock and on the basis of that stick pulled me out of the car and searched it he then had me get in his front seat and accused me of drinking whiskey. He was slurring his words and could barely stand up straight. After listening to him ramble on for about 10 minutes I took my license off the dash and told him I'm leaving. He told me I couldn't leave because he was suspicious that I had a gun and was drunk. I told him I'm leaving and if he wants to push it we'll get the state police down to give him a breathalyzer. He shut up and I left.

[@elslick]

I would have called the state boy nd had him atrested. Drunk person with and ego and a gun that how innocent people die.

[@AECRADIO1]

I WOULD GET A GUN, AND CONFRONT HIM. THAT IS NOTHING BUT A DRUNKEN TERRORIST, AND MUST BE REMOVED FROM OUR SOCIETY BY ANY MEANS!

[@elbybrook9466]

That's funny, it shows two replies but I can't see them. Is this turning into Facebook?

[@stab456]

@@elbybrook9466 most definitely the banned word filter has gotten quite extensive. Noticing is antisemitic

[@belair54]

ELBY BROOK, AT LEAST HE DID NOT SHOOT YOU!

[@johnsakach6814]

I'm just as disgusted by local judges siding with tyrants and forcing constant appeals.

[@benjaminsmith8058]

I've been held up for hours a bunch of times , I've been beat up and arrested falsely accused.. but my friend Nichole recently got beat up by 7 officers here in Connecticut because she was having a severe nervous breakdown they gave her a traumatic brain injury busted out some of her teeth, all because she needed mental health care but instead she got punched tackled and kicked a had to be hospitalized , all because she was having a severe mental health breakdown! She now has even worse problems because of it and now struggles with addiction and so much trauma from it , only because she thought that they were there to help , they also did not get a female cop to search her before putting her in the ambulance and one of the cops put his hands in places where he shouldn't have !!! She is in such fear of the police now that she shakes and cries when she sees one because of the traumatic memory of being beaten up by at least 7 cops , there were originally 2 on the scene in the beginning but because she was having a severe breakdown 5 more showed up to " serve and protect" more like Beat and Reject!!!

[@bertblue9683]

Come for the civil rights violations, stay for the baptism.

[@MFXdump]

Back in the early 90’s I had a cop that was a family friend pull a gun on me for skateboarding in a parking lot. He accused me of running from the Pole Lease. Around the same year I was threatened with arrest in another town for walking without a drivers license. I was stopped one night in the county I live in by a county sheriff. He took down all the serial numbers to all the mobile audio equipment in my car. I have been told to “go inside” during daylight hours at an apartment complex I used to live at. Followed around town by an unmarked car. They liked to watch me grocery shop I guess. Ticketed for “failure to maintain vehicle ride height.” Vehicle search led at the side of the road. That night a Heineken bottle cap was found in the car. I was asked “you sure you haven’t been drinking tonight?” And shown the bottle cap. It took everything within me to hold back from saying “yeah, I’ve been taking tiny sips at a time out of that cap.” I was stopped one night for pulling off of the highway to look for an object I could hear that was stuck in a rear tire. Cop didn’t believe me. Detained for at least 30 minutes while he used an abacus in his car to run my license. Then I was told “Do me a favor and get the fu*k out of MY town!” I could go on all day but, you get the idea. This type of policing has been going on forever.

[@Blackwolfufk]

Two places you'll find a tyrant, in the police force and behind the pulpit.

[@rsmith3062]

Laughed at "abacus." Abacus was invented 2400BC, first computer crime, someone hit another guy with his abacus, 2401BC.

[@AECRADIO1]

SNIPERS ARE MANDATORY! NOTHING SAYS FUCK YOU, LIKE A LONG DISTANCE RIFLE SHOT TO THE HEAD!

[@MrTheHillfolk]

After I learned my rights, I've had fun getting really pissed off as I reviewed old interactions in my mind I've had with cops,and realized my rights were violated every single time.

[@ftw4twcs]

You should have been locked under the prison for drinking Heineken.

[@seer1]

"The most dangerous thing in life is an incompetent that has been given a gun and a law enforcement badge." - Steven Magee

[@jetstream3528]

I hope the Vet is compensated and the cops go to jail. Disgusting.

[@makersmark1974]

The line "appreciate" service is as full of it along with every person claiming "empathy" when seeing something to be sad about..

[@alsatful]

In the 80s I was held for over an hour , they actually pulled my back seat out and popped my door panels off and pulled up carpet all because I used alligator clips to power up my CB radio , claimed they were drug paraphenalia , left me on the side of the road putting my car back together after giving me a warning for excessive display of power for my tire spinning a little during a storm. also I was allowed to keep my alligator clips.

[@JimsyFlimsy]

At least they didn’t charge you with anything. These days, you’d have been arrested and charged, car impounded and left in pieces for you to fix it yourself, or sue our taxpayers (because it’s not the county or state’s money, it’s yours) to get it fixed.

[@bryceford7969]

He literally said they left him on the side of the road to put his car back together.

[@rsmith3062]

They left you with the drug paraphernalia (alligator clips) so the next POS cop could use the same excuse to search you again. In their mind its not that you didn't have drugs its they weren't able to find them, perhaps the next POS cop will have better search results.

[@MrTheHillfolk]

@@rsmith3062 surprised they didn't call the next town down and be waiting for him.

[@JimsyFlimsy]

@@bryceford7969 Oh, misread it

[@crazyartmichael]

Years ago, in Dayton Ohio, I was held at a traffic stop for nearly an hour by two very aggressive cops. My wife and I, having just been married the week prior, were out looking at houses in areas we could afford. I was pulled over by two police officers who immediately approached our car aggressively. They came to my window, and immediately ordered me out of the car. I hadn't even shown them my license yet. They then started screaming at me, pulled guns on me, aggressively searched me, had me remove clothing and pull my pants down, and then had me walk towards their car at gun point. All while threatening to shoot me if I make any sudden movements. I was terrified. My wife was sobbing. They put me in cuffs, slapped me a couple times, and put me in the back seat. My wife was made to sit in the back seat of the patrol car with me, but she wasn't cuffed. They then ransacked my car. Literally tossed everything onto the floor and seats. Pulled plastic parts of the interior off and tossed them too. After nearly an hour I was uncuffed and told to leave. No explanation. No tickets. Nothing. I asked what I had been pulled over for and they screamed that I could leave now, or go with them. I was worried they would hurt myself or my wife so we left asap. I called to complain but the officer on the line laughed about it and refused to take a complaint. I swear I had a cop parked outside my apartment for nearly a week after. I was afraid to leave the apartment. We moved shortly after. It ruined the city for me. I still won't drive in that area of Dayton for fear of the cops. 2 from the same dept. ended up beating a mentally challenged kid severely when he didn't understand their orders.

[@jdk3]

after watching this clip your statement rings true ,,, it's time to weed out these grubs and i'm so thankful for the advent of cameras catching these oathbreaking enemies out

[@osocampana]

When I was in charge of facilities for the Marine Reserves, I had to go to all of the Marine Reserve facilities and Dayton was the only Marine Corps location with concertina wire on the outside and roof of the building. Dayton, Ohio is a dangerous place.

[@richyrichk]

Cops suck. Worse in numbers, tolerant of peer tyrants...

[@Jack-oz4bf]

If this really happened you should try to get the dash cam video or something.

[@osocampana]

@@Jack-oz4bf You missed the "years ago" part of the story.

[@ethansprofile6670]

The politicians know this is being done and they could write laws to stop this and protect citizens, but they won't because the smell of money is overpowering.

[@REPSDirect]

I agree.

[@josephrogers8213]

Policing for profit NAZIS

[@josephpacheco1571]

The politicians are also sovereign citizens!

[@bartonseagrave9605]

His Chief must have known all this but still sent him out to harass innocent victims.

[@rezahiatt8874]

I love how he has the flash light on while it's sunny outside still.. straight super troopers.. hilarious

[@dccox5020]

I have a hard time understanding how other officers would allow his behavior.

[@garystraub8654]

It's called tge blue line

[@Dead_Guy_Bob]

Because they're all like this.

[@josephrogers8213]

One lyes and the rest swears to it they are a gang with Quified

[@elcheapo5302]

Sometimes truth IS stranger than fiction. This is one of those times. Bizarre!

[@potatokira]

I have never been so appalled in my life , it really seems like law enforcement is getting worse and worse.... In other parts of the world it takes years to become a peace officer not just six months of lethal force training......

[@frankclough380]

I've had interactions with the police in Germany and Scandinavia, they were polite, professional and knowledgeable and took no longer than the time necessary to check documentation. There are two countries I would be really scared if stopped by police, the USA and Russia.

[@logical_evidence]

Australian police only have a few months too. Even looked at hiring 17 year olds out of school when lockdowns hit.

[@adrienreality597]

Nowhere in America does it take SIX MONTHS to become a peace officer. SIX WEEKS is much more accurate. Any Joe off the street (even with a questionable history) with a G.E.D. can become a peace officer in less than TWO MONTHS. Maybe longer for the State Police but I doubt that too. I graduated from a police academy in Fresno and it was an EXTREMELY EASY SIX WEEK COURSE at the Fresno City Community College. It was 16 credit hours and that is why I did it.

[@thatswrightoutdoors]

That's the type of person we have in our law enforcement. what an absolutely disgusting human.

[@shermanhofacker4428]

I have never been present where a drug dog was used that an alert wasn't noted! At none were drugs found, but twice money was confiscated. Drug dogs are not generally used to detect drugs, but as instruments of theft by confiscation.

[@exhaustedrose]

“Well there’s no clearly established law outlawing the forced baptism of an arrestee, therefore I should get qualified immunity.”

[@mariegarside8830]

There should be no qualified immunity

[@JimsyFlimsy]

I get the joke, but I think that would technically count as cruel and unusual punishment or assault in some degree.

[@lorehammer40k4]

@@JimsyFlimsy Okay, but how many lawsuits over assault or cruel and unusual punishment are thrown out because the circumstances are not clearly established? "Well, they did beat the crap out of this innocent person in a ditch on the side of the road, but the relevant case law is about an instance in which an innocent person was beaten in a culvert on the side of a highway, so QI applies"

[@herrhaber9076]

Suddenly I wonder how many people in jail have a shorter record than that guy... Will definitely watch for part II !

[@ericharrison6418]

I was held up for over an hour on a traffic stop. Sticker on license plate was the same month and year of the traffic stop but was expired by 1 day. Same scenario, cops went on a fishing expedition with the use of K-9’s citing my refusal to give them permission to search the vehicle gave them the grounds to use a K-9 and force a search. They found nothing and wasted a TON of time. I wish I would’ve followed up as they were grossly negligent.

[@AECRADIO1]

THE CONSTITUTION IS SUPREME, AND THEY VAN NOT LEGALLY FORCE A SEARCH WITHOUT A LEGAL WARRANT OR PERMISSION. PROBABLE CAUSE IS NOT LEGAL, IT IS AN EXCUSE.

[@salvagemonster3612]

It’s 30 days before and After plate expiration sticker for new one to be placed on. Because they still mail the stickers. Can’t write ticket for one day and find it a little hard to believe that one day they would stop you knowing it would get tossed out of court. Some folks on this guys videos kinda like to rewrite their narrative to try and play victim

[@ericharrison6418]

@@salvagemonster3612 this happened to me when I was 17 so cops saw an easy victim driving an old car and smoking a cigarette. Also a higher class town/neighborhood …they were just bored and felt they could’ve gotten away with it. I do have another story of a probation officer getting fired then jailed because he was running his office like his own personal brothel.

[@MikeNixon423]

Civil rights violation case was dismissed against both “deputies”

[@donkeytico13]

Got him excited to find something to bust him for. Fire that cop.

[@didyasaysomethin2me]

I was holding my breath hoping that he was going to roll up his window and lock his door. That was a sigh of relief. 😮‍💨

[@dkmsjabba4014]

I was expecting one of those dingbats to just bust open the window, once he realized the door was locked. Don't think it would have surprised any of us.

[@tiffanyviolette9190]

Just crazy! Thank you for your amazing work! I love how you tell your stories about these crazy cops! ❤

[@thecivilrightslawyer]

You can't make this stuff up, can you?

[@cypeman8037]

@@thecivilrightslawyer I can't imagine you running out of material or clients any time soon. 😂

[@thecivilrightslawyer]

More on the "forced baptism" facts/ruling in Part 2. It really deserves its own video. But that's not even all of it....

[@realSethMeyers]

Absolutely nuts! Thank you for wading through all the muck in the sake of justice. People like you make these abusers scared.

[@thebilldozer7970]

Most modern religon is a cult.

[@michaelccopelandsr7120]

Keep fighting the good fight, CRL! Until these public servants realize integrity and accountability are values not to be feared, you are needed.

[@denjhill]

The fact that this rogue cop was allowed to operate with immunity for so long is a clear indictment on the management of this department. With lax oversight there are likely many more egregious violations of citizens rights buried there. We deserve better but won't get it until we demand it.

[@michikoiesaka3365]

John love your educated comments. I wish you had the power as an officer of the court to effect investigations into abuses that you see. We as citizens can call up but we are usually dismissed. I see people getting arrested left and right and they can’t get a lawyer to handle their case because they usually don’t have enough money or the lawyers think their client should plead guilty when their rights have been abused. How can auditors with cameras get competent lawyers as yourself who will win their cases

[@TheBooban]

You have to bleed. And have video. Video makes it open and shut, blood gives money the lawyers can get. No blood, the courts can just say oops, sorry, but no harm, no foul.

[@normanrotwell1760]

I was a passenger in my ex-girlfriend's vehicle when she was pulled over for speeding by county K9 deputy. She was speeding, as always. After issuing the ticket, he said, "I'm going to walk the dog around the vehicle quick. I do this with everyone so no one can claim profiling." He did walk the dog around the vehicle, I was astonished.

[@tomdoty8334]

They can plant drugs so easily during a vehicle search.

[@trevorpowell4168]

I have been held at a traffic stop over a hour multiple times. Grew up in a place were the police had a motto that their is no such thing as a routine traffic stop.

[@kenfriedland4603]

A few years ago I was traveling west on I 40 in Alabama. a Cop pulled me over claiming I was swerving and that he was going to issue me a warning ticket. The cop took my License in order to run it for wants and warrants and if I came out clean I would be on my way with a warning ticket. I sat there for about 20 minutes waiting for him to return. When he did another patrol car pulled up and the other cops asked if I had drugs, large amounts of cash or any other illegal items and requested to search my car. I let them search my car and of course they found nothing. So about forty five minutes after the original stop I was back on the road with a warning ticket for failure to maintain my lane.

[@Dnascientist42]

You were probably traveling with out of state plates.

[@t.h.8475]

@@Dnascientist42 not a criminal offense either.

[@donpettway7284]

Never give a cop permission to search your car even if you know you have nothing in it. The fact that you have nothing does not mean the drugs in his pocket won't end up being planted in your car.

[@kenfriedland4603]

@@Dnascientist42 I was.

[@snapmalloy5556]

Seems to be the new norm. Out of state tags? Immediate suspicion!

[@someguycalledCh0wdah]

My mom said it best: "The police and military are perfect places for psychopaths to hide out"

[@GoToPhx]

Smart woman, but scary truth

[@650gringo]

But if those psychos want to get rich, they get elected to congress.

[@shadowskill111]

That’s bullshit. The military has a published code of standards, a secondary set of laws they need to abide by if the civilian court system fails, they allow double jeopardy between civilian and UCMJ laws, they will take your pay and freedom when you eff up, and are generally kind to civilians. There aren’t any songs about “Fuck the US Army”.

[@650gringo]

Well the Navy did boot out Hunter Biden. And I bet they cut him a lot of slack before they finally had to dump him.

[@DJCannon5]

Exactly why I got out of the Army. I had to work with 4 former police officers in a small Detachment, I dont think any of them liked each other either lol.

[@toddbatstra645]

Hiring psychological evaluation really works doesn't it omg

[@brads8143]

I'm pretty sure the false alert stats for police dogs must be over 50%, it's insane they are still aloud to use them.

[@markthomas3730]

85% false alert