When Cops Stand Up To Their Corrupt Bosses

[@stephen6992]

Chief is off duty and drunk so he has no business being there

[@seancompton5393]

Be truthful don't you slow down when you see someone pulled over and flashing lights 😂 we'll imagine being drunk now you want to see what's really going on

[@jxdinglol]

​@@seancompton5393 you gotta be drunk right now 😂

[@alexandru5369]

Yeah the off duty thing is bizarre like why was he even there then??

[@hansolo9585]

@@alexandru5369He probably has no life outside of being a police officer and is addicted to power

[@jacktaylor4241]

@@jxdinglol I was thinking the same thing haha

[@arkhthekirby]

Background on the event in the video, that chief was also off duty, he had no authority at that scene, he was effectively a civilian drunk driving and obstructing officers.

[@arkhthekirby]

Audit the audit has a in depth breakdown of the video explaining the event if anyone's interested

[@datdamnkez]

Thank you​@@arkhthekirby

[@MannyBrum]

Plus he assaulted the sergeant.

[@aging80sbaby]

I was about to say I've seen this before and the Chief was drunk

[@theoppositeopinion9290]

isnt this a really old video, likes a few year old?

[@Kurohabaki98]

Cop: *slams chief on the car* Chief: "Now spit on me. Call me dirty."

[@Splicerda2]

😂😂😂 zesty ah chief

[@jenniferd.820]

So that's why his legs went up like that 👀🤣🤣🤣

[@crystlbn1983]

Lmfao! Good one 😂😂

[@sagefries6319]

Chief got put in the “yes daddy” position 😭😭😭

[@erica-mr8jw]

IM CRYING 😭😭😭

[@dawsonnorton1574]

So former law enforcement here, when it comes to incidents or “scene preservation” the responding officer or incident command, regardless of rank, takes charge and has more authority than even the police chief. It is purely because you have too many potential issues of scene tampering, witness tampering, or even evidence tampering. Not to mention a higher up could muck up your situation worse because they do not have the full picture. So in this situation the Sergeant was in the right according to most operational policies I’ve dealt with.

[@departmentofredundancydept4121]

As former law enforcement, how many of your fellow LEOs showed up intoxicated on one substance or another? How many of your fellow LEOs broke the law regularly and got away with it simply because they were LEOs? How many times did you show up intoxicated or break the law and not serve time for it?

[@tyleryoung9384]

@@departmentofredundancydept4121what the hell are you on ?

[@LilBettaFishthatcould]

​@@departmentofredundancydept4121 What? He's agreeing with the SGT lol

[@dylannance4772]

@@departmentofredundancydept4121 You sir are slow

[@departmentofredundancydept4121]

@@tyleryoung9384 LEOs are the biggest criminals

[@dubzillaaaa]

2:40 Biggest difference is in the military you're military 24/7. In this instance that Chief was off-duty and drunk, therefore a drunk civilian interferring and putting hands on a police officer. Any other civilian would've had it far worse than he did.

[@iwannabethedutchman]

There isn't much difference in the military with a situation like this. Positional or operational authority can and does at times put lower ranked people in charge of brass or higher enlisted. Problem is often times the lower ranked person in charge is too afraid of reprisal to assert their rightful place on the pecking order in a situation like this.

[@gt131970]

​@iwannabethedutchman In the military, it's best not to rock the boat. I've seen way to many lower enlisted get shafted even though they're right.

[@M1ManOwaR]

Preach knows. Anyone who's worked bars and clubs recognizes that drunken behaviors.

[@leehampton358]

Or that has acholics in our family

[@chinaking918]

@@leehampton358this part. I knew from the moment he first asked him (the sergeant) to come to the side. He’s drunk af and like most alcoholics they love to think they’re not drunk and everybody is just over exaggerating. Chief is an alcoholic.

[@clippx8345]

Took him long enough 😂 i knew within a min of him talking

[@Dannywithaflattop]

@@chinaking918 I was also thinking about my friend's family. It made me mad uncomfortable. I could tell instantly

[@Tio6835]

It's crazy to see how fast he connected the dots. I saw nothing 😂😂😂

[@shockwavecg]

Hopefully this cop is protected. We always scream for cops to hold each other accountable, but then abandon them to the wolves when they do.

[@lalalovengun]

This!!!

[@user-py7ub3rh9r]

🔥🔥🔥

[@anglosaxiphone8246]

It all depends on who's in charge and what the press wants to spin. Police politics flips between an "us vs Them" scenario to a "YOU vs us" real fast. Police try their hardest to preserve their priveleges for good reason. Unfortunately they have to umbrella these awful men if they don't want to risk losing the stuff good cops fight for. Police really need a reform with their practices on accountability and consequences. Too many officers are scared to do their jobs and their benefites are at risk from cops like this feeding into the ACAB narrative.

[@smartyjonez5470]

Why are these guys playing a random 4 year old video all of a sudden ??

[@sleether4049]

Billie is unhinged dude

[@thegreenbaron6439]

2:15 “he’s drunk again” …..let that one sink in

[@jarrodkent716]

Oh shit. Which one? 😰

[@dconrad24]

@@jarrodkent716 the chief, he is drunk and the sarge is sick of his shit

[@Shattered_Fawn]

I wanna say there is body cam footage of him being caught drinking and driving here on KZbin. He was caught by a different police station and he was telling the officer to turn off his body cam footage

[@kf5op]

Yeeeeep👀

[@Monroestevens306]

​@@Shattered_FawnOh! that's the same guy? 🤔

[@joettebaumann-cr2xl]

He's basically witness tampering a situation . I'm glad this is on KZbin forever. I just hope Billy is good. Standing up to bullies are everywhere. Even more intense as an officer and supervisor.

[@sagelovee]

He didn’t really, it seems like the whole thing was an ego thing between them because he literally hands his drunk chief his car keys he dropped. Meaning not only did the chief drive there drunk, but they all know he’s drunk and are going to let him drive away from the scene while they arrest someone for doing the same thing. If he was doing that for the greater good the good wouldn’t have stopped at him merely putting another man in his place according to just HIS boundaries. His personal space wasn’t the only line that was crossed that night, smh.

[@S1mpleThings]

i cant believe it took Aba that long to realize he's drunk Preach got that nightclub bouncer knowledge

[@ciciciciciclala]

Billy seems fed up. Probably havebeen dealing with this drunk chief for a long while and he finally snapped

[@mac1bc]

Billy doesn't listen either...

[@eldin8910]

@@mac1bc?

[@mercyfulsin]

​@@mac1bcFor a good reason....

[@i_Azazel_x4259]

@@mac1bcwas this supposed to be some kind of point or a gotcha moment?

[@mac1bc]

@@i_Azazel_x4259 i didn't realize this was a normal thing from that chief. It just seemed strange at first he wasn't listening to the chief

[@emoney6692]

Aba and Preach reversed roles in this one. Usually Aba’s the one that catches on to a situation quick, Preach nailed it with his suspicion that the chief was drunk.

[@leehampton358]

Bc his experince as a bouncer

[@dsant2811]

Preach said he had seen the video already, so he was trying to lead Aba to the answer.

[@senLuno]

Bro said he saw the video already what is this world we live in

[@YONCE8701]

So right lol .....took him a while to catch on.

[@CookieM0nster37]

The fact that people couldn’t immediately tell he was clearly intoxicated is absolutely wild to me. I was shocked when Aba was shocked… The sergeant was CLEARLY hammered 😂 I feel like I’m in an alternate reality rn where seeing drunk people is somehow rare.

[@conerkrumme2604]

Waiting for Abba to realize he's drunk is brutal lol

[@iTROLLxTHExTROLLZ]

😂😂😂

[@ronaldcatullus]

“Autistic people?” had me howling haha

[@luisfernandochavez8829]

Every now and then Smart people have slow moments lmao

[@richardcarter5082]

I got the vibe Aba was faking not knowing to give Preach a rare W.

[@Jakebrand11208]

Two b’s is diabolical 😂

[@Trip1eGo1d]

Preach makes perfect sense, because also, who gets slammed into a car and gets up to basically say, "pssst, hey, let me talk to you for a minute... come here." and is calm like they about to trade secrets and run off giggling? That dude hammered!

[@nickid7117]

😂😂😂😂

[@hohenheimvsama6290]

Gentlemen I served 5 years in the Army as a mechanic for the Mechanized Infantry. I have indeed seen NCO's and even lower enlisted get in the face of a CO many times. It only happens for one reason. If the CO is over stepping their authority to the point of interfering with the mission at hand. Sometimes leadership needs to be reminded that we are all humans and we all have an order of operation that need to be followed.

[@ChickVicious237]

You could tell early on this was a "last straw" situation with that guy

[@FlightX101]

Yup this beef goes WAY back for him to crash out like that 😂😂😂

[@tonybablony2041]

@@FlightX101see now THAT’S a crashout, first time in forever I’ve seen it used right 🚬 😮‍💨

[@FlightX101]

@@tonybablony2041 he was clearly DONE with this dude and his nonstop BS 😆

[@younggooni14]

Civilian DWI= fines, jail time & revoked license Cheif of police DWI= retirement

[@FlightX101]

Like bro….you literally drove here drunk. Why tf should i listen to you 😂😂😂

[@personified3500]

It’s like government jobs are protected or some shit

[@casebased8391]

Any DWI = shouldn’t be able to drive again

[@jeremiahkivi4256]

@@casebased8391 I guess then have fun paying their salary for the rest of their lives via welfare.

[@CorbCorbin]

He deserved far more. Abuse of power, which is why he was sad and alone, showing up at traffic stops to get involved. He likes feeling like a tough guy, because he’s been untouchable for so long. These cops were too scared to keep his keys, or take his vehicle away and call someone. They didn’t even charge him.

[@CaulkMongler]

I’ve heard some horror stories regarding “snitches” against fellow cops. People who stand up for what’s genuinely right but since they “turned on their own” the whole dang department will come down on them like a modern day mafia. Takes major balls to take a stand against them, especially as another cop.

[@CorbCorbin]

They have a hard time getting a job anywhere else, because the majority break the law and/or are corrupt.

[@iTROLLxTHExTROLLZ]

21 Bridges....

[@hunterngames6643]

ive heard stories that certain whistle blowers of the police end up missing or their families get stalked

[@DonMegaPLP]

Friend of mine became a cop and due to hazing he reported his superior and was eventually forced to leave and get on with another precinct.

[@bullymaguire23]

Seems like everybody hated that guy if this dude straight up did that to his boss😂

[@bigmizzymike]

This was in Bradley Beach, NJ. That chief has been a nuisance for years. When I saw this in the local papers I wasn't suprised one bit.

[@sebbyh9764]

Surely he got fired?

[@MatthewMercado-m7j]

​@@sebbyh9764 suspended with pay 😂

[@bigmizzymike]

@@sebbyh9764 I wish. Instead, they just allowed him to retire, as usual. No real justice.

[@GSP-76]

I've been in Bradley Beach and seen this police chief twice randomly at bars and restaurants. He's a known drunk who has taken advantage of his position among the township for years.

[@bigmizzymike]

@GSP-76 Yup 💯 He definitely not alone though. I avoid Bradley like the plague. I don't trust none of them.

[@Zlist1994]

Respect to Billy. Being a cop isn't easy and adding an anoying drunk supervisor stressing you out as well is crazy to imagine having to deal with. I hope that cheif got reprimanded and faced actual consequences, even though I severely doubt it.

[@TrueCancer6996]

And his Legs Go Up…. and THEY STAY THERE, AND THEY STAY THERE!!!!

[@totjazzy2198]

I immediately started singing when I saw your comment 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TrueCancer6996]

@ LMAO, It was too easy

[@hathor8856]

XD great comment

[@DivineMultiForce]

Up down Up Down

[@polivepea]

😂😂😂😂

[@brianbatchelor152]

The chief showed up drunk to a dwi call. He better not have his job anymore.

[@lesley5380]

I think he's retired.

[@brianbatchelor152]

@ yeah I saw at the end. Shouldn’t have been allowed to retire. He should’ve been fired and lost his pension.

[@greggeiger7532]

Well ain’t that some shit

[@biohazardlnfS]

Retired awhile ago

[@smartyjonez5470]

@@brianbatchelor152yea sorry. Making one mistake in a 30 year career shouldn’t cause u to lose your pension that you worked your whole life for no matter how big of an ahole the chief is

[@foxdorsey]

"That's crazy how he slammed him," "NO, what's crazy is how his legs just spread open." 😂🤣😂

[@urbanlegendd6646]

😭🤣

[@TheKreativity]

@@foxdorsey 😂

[@kyrohowe3156]

Why do I feel like someone gonna interpret that scene in the wrong way 😂😂😂

[@CheeseburgerSamurai]

Every drunkie's catphrase: "you know I love you man"

[@super8_919]

Lmao “Billy😐” “BILLY😳” “billy😑…..listen”

[@sajohnson09]

Bro showing up to a crime while committing the same crime is crazy work.

[@KiloIndia]

"How'd you get fired on your day off" John Witherspoon voice lol

[@sebbyh9764]

Rip to one of the best 🍻

[@codyduignan4266]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Wamambo69]

Hahaha nice one

[@jaredrobinson7071]

Dude was drunk, that means he aint acting chief right now he's a drunk citizen obstructing justice. "you know I love you, c'mon"

[@matsv201]

Yea. Its just take him in and let the DA handle it. And if they dont its right down to internal affairs

[@attieyag]

Preach, I noticed that too. He BODIED the Chief and NOBODY reacted? - The Chief is the problem.

[@ellieelish9282]

When my mom passed this channel helped me feeling happiness. Thank you for your consistency.

[@TomNamyll]

The jacket dispute in question was that his logo had washed off, not that it was “a jacket that was unbecoming of cops. The guy was power tripping while intoxicated and in the middle of a fucking investigation is the worst time to try and say “hey man that logos too washed, go get a new one”

[@Wolfe-Tone-]

"What makes someone repeat themselves like that and slur his words???" "Autism?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@HEADASSLOOKINGAHHH]

Bro that took me out 💀

[@theezenriarinze9203]

😂😂😂 it's as good as Preach's "Mental health"

[@benstephens2706]

Close! its alcholism!

[@Red787Raider]

I'm autistic, and that shit was funny, but I would say it is more like a stutter than repeating things since we're not parrots.

[@mjbset93]

It is the real DEI in USA. Not the DEI they attack for political points

[@IneptPotato]

As someone in the military if you're such a fuck up that you're at work drunk it doesn't matter what rank you have someone has to set you straight

[@matsv201]

Well. Unlesw you work at the senate. Because then its ok... (acording to the hearing last week)

[@polivepea]

This

[@IneptPotato]

@matsv201 idk but I had a Sergeant Major who was getting out so he started letting himself go so he ended up getting yelled at by some E5 for fucking up

[@luisfernandochavez8829]

​@@matsv201 I've seen senate members falling asleep. "With great power comes great responsibility" but most superiores are equally as stupid

[@devnotes00]

Hopefully someone not in my squad. I hate writing counselings 😂

[@owenleal]

Imagine getting arrested and watching the cops who arrest you start beefing and yelling at each other.

[@AntonioToniM-r5l]

Leg-borghini doors wide open…..chief was a lil to excited to be on the car bonnet😂😂😂

[@SoloDeus_Rey]

A cop aggressively 'little-boying' his mutual or higher ranking officer in front of everybody, is absolutely unheard of. I need the a part 2 to this SO BAD😂😭🤣

[@WitchyBishy]

The chief was forced to resign. This is old

[@Jorendo]

The chief was drunk and apparently was drunk more often and meddling with police affairs, the sergeant clearly was just fed up with his drunk ass boss meddling with official police business when off duty.

[@KNIGHTSFALLN]

@@WitchyBishy And the cop Billy was immediately reinstated for his "suspension"

[@stephengrigg5988]

I think the chief is just like this all the time and they're sick of it

[@BKRouteTV]

that's what happens when you show up to work drunk.

[@pnuttbuttaluva]

If he puts his hands on his subordinates and talk to them like that i can only imagine how that chief handled suspects back in the day when he was working the streets smh insanity lol

[@CorbCorbin]

Same way they do now. The cameras haven’t stopped them from roughing people up. They haven’t stopped them from violating the rights of others. Do you really believe that no one made complaints, after the Chief showed up drunk when they were pulled over? He had years of complaints; but why would that department care? He wasn’t even charged with anything, after years of this behavior. These cops have allowed the behavior. This guy just had enough, snd his fellow officers’ best, was to do nothing.

[@pnuttbuttaluva]

@CorbCorbin 😔

[@unapproachableA]

If more cops stood up to other cops BS without fear of retaliation, cops would be held more accountable.

[@vuton7670]

Sure, after BLM / liberals hold each other accountable

[@Uriel-p9w]

Cops are the most ruthless gang in America

[@marlom7882]

And they’d be held up with more respect even by the common person

[@shihoblade]

Unfortunately due to how few cops we have in general and collective solidarity over how hard their job is they have serious job protection. Even if a cop gets fired from one job, you move over a county or two and he is pulling you over in a different uniform. They act with recklessness because there isnt any real fallout.

[@User71956]

True but it also goes higher than that. Getting arrested doesn’t mean shit if the DA won’t prosecute it. All the cops on the ground can do is arrest people. This is why we’re seeing such a bad crime wave in NYC at the moment.

[@callmerisky1198]

Preach is a damn detective the way he observed and broke it down that the guy was drunk. I didn’t even hear he’s drunk again the first time

[@MrPingn]

Not just a detective. A prosecutor too. The way he laid out what happened. That jury would be nodding along with every word. 😆

[@DDZ516]

Chef said "you know I love you" boys being boys

[@TrusReal]

I think I saw this video a while ago. The supervisor was drunk and wasn't even on the clock. He just pulled up on the scene and started issues.

[@jaxtheripper9663]

5:44 Me and Preach thinking Aba is reaching the same conclusion… Aba: “Autistic people?” 🤨

[@15jewjew]

Autistic people getting blamed for shit drunkards and Nazis do. They just catching strays in 2025.😂

[@SinematicClips]

usually aba is too rapid at catching stuff like that too, preach had to spell it out xD

[@blockparty4001]

I was thinking it took you five minutes to notice he was acting drunk

[@personified3500]

🤣🤣🤣

[@15jewjew]

Autistic people catching strays in 2025. They being blamed for n* z I and drunk people stuff.

[@eyden1562]

Imagine being the person who got pulled over for dui, and the Chief and the Sergeant are actively fighting behind the 3 cops who are trying to speak to you.. Lol

[@tierrashanice6299]

I bet he sobered up real quick 😂

[@drewgoin8849]

I wonder if any of the arrests that occurred while the drunken Chief of Police was on-site later got their convictions overturned as a result?

[@ritz6982]

I have a parent who drinks too much. I know this aggressive, brainless nitpicking so well. Knew instantly he was drunk.

[@Aba-N-Preach-e8j]

We should work to lighten the load of mankind, Imagine if we did... Would love to hear from your positive notes🤍🤍sᴇɴᴅ🤍🤍ᴍᴇ🤍🤍ᴀ🤍🤍ᴅɪʀᴇᴄᴛ🤍🤍ᴛᴇxᴛ🤍±𝟷𝟹𝟺𝟼𝟻𝟹𝟽𝟺𝟹𝟸𝟶

[@S3Cxy]

By the time I saw this myself, it was already well established that their chief is known for being a drunk.

[@SirYeetus]

Beyond rare for cops hold other cops responsible because of their “Blue wall of silence” code 👀

[@capo4270]

Facts

[@CorbCorbin]

They’ve already let it go too long. The other cops did nothing. This is the standard. I’m not talking about drunk chiefs. I’m talking about the majority of cops violate people’s rights, if not break the law regularly, or even worse corruption. I don’t even consider the subordinate as a good cop, because he’s been through it before, and it was obviously personal. It’s ridiculous how they treat people, over a traffic stop. Over 50,000 happen every day, in the U.S.

[@cliqueit1486]

Ngl when Preach said "who repeats stuff like that" i immediately thought Fresh from F&F😂 then Aba said autistic ppl and i dieddddd

[@okGomez]

AGAIN!

[@swagcannon8847]

As a former alcoholic, I knew that chief was drunk the second he pulled the sergeant by the sidewalk.

[@heinzii7834]

Same I honestly thought he was the drunk driver the moment I saw his face and he started talking. You can tell because you've seen it in the mirror.

[@TheKatarinaGiselle]

😂 I can’t believe it took Aba that long, especially when the officer said “he’s drunk again”!

[@Visciouscirce]

This is actually a big problem in NJ with not just cops getting away with stuff but family members too. I moved here from Florida and never saw this there. In NJ family members get these huge shields to put in the window of their car in case they get pulled over, to signal that they’re related to a cop and to basically let them go.

[@CharsWigg]

Legs up like a lambo door is wild lmao...

[@Aden288]

😂😂

[@fightingblindly]

new rap lyric

[@TheKreativity]

@@CharsWigg they're called butterfly doors 😭😭

[@bsmi1361]

Rap bar: "I threw her on the bed with the lambo legs" 😂

[@michaelgomez4405]

That grab was that build up anger from what that chief did.

[@carlosthetruedragon]

"Shut up Im listening to you. Shut up. Sh- Im trying to listen to you, shut up" lmao indeed drunk af.

[@Etom.]

Billy is real to stand on business. Wish he would’ve dressed his chief down like Angry Cops did when the Buffalo mayor was name dropping cops and judges during a domestic dispute

[@kyledodson2992]

It’s wild how many viral videos Rich has been in 😂 man is a buffalo legend

[@HighTechWizard]

"Assume the position, Chief!" And boy, he did.

[@BigSlim4]

The fact someone with this record can not only keep there job but also pension after all this speaks volumes about the police in America. There’s literally no other job where this behavior would be tolerated

[@Thelesliemontano]

Military gets away with a lot

[@Jemsy_]

The police logo on the back of his coat was worn off, it wasn't like he was wearing something he wasn't supposed to be.

[@dunckhan2g]

The supervisor is wearing a golf jacket... He looks fresh from what we golfers call the "19th" hole 😂😂😂

[@godemperorofmankind3578]

“You’re Under Arrest!” -👮‍♂️🍺🚔

[@T____W____7777]

I heard about this one in a bunch of detail. The whole department is tired of the chief because he keeps embarrassing them in front of civilians and their families. That’s what it takes for accountability. Not him showing up drunk, not him being a tyrant, but for him to hurt the egos of the police. Even when there’s accountability, I feel disgusted

[@TheKreativity]

@T____W____7777 in any other profession it would seem like it does to most people here, then? I dunno it sounds like you commented to add that you don't like Police which is fine I guess but not exactly the most necessary thing I've heard of

[@T____W____7777]

@@TheKreativityMy comment has a lot more relevance to the conversation than your nothing of a comment. What was even the point in saying this? 😂

[@TheKreativity]

@T____W____7777 good question, I like your name BTW. Mine's kind of lame; T he K re at ivi t y

[@TheKreativity]

Re as in "regarding"

[@SirGrimLockSmithVIII]

It's still a step in the right direction, though yeah it's dumb it took a selfish incentive to finally stand up to the dude

[@ericromelus6083]

on you BACK, legs SPREAD on a cop car in MISSIONARY is SOOO crazy🤣🤣🤣

[@Gchildwarrior]

His bedroom activities in public 😂😂😂😂

[@juniormint5065]

That's why the cop told the chief to leave when the saw him and told him it's a DWI. The chief showed up dunk to a drunk driving incident

[@rynecology]

you could also hear him straight up tell the chief he's drunk and that's why he threatened to arrest him.

[@Mistermrjay]

Mad respect to Billy. It's hard to stand on business when your superior is a POS

[@fremendude8653]

He had my respect until he gave the corrupt drunkard back his keys.

[@davewave7072]

Plot twist the officer who slammed the chief is also drunk 😂

[@Battouga]

Drunk with power, drunk on alcohol.

[@Jan-nl6kq]

Contrairy to of course drunk on orange juice.

[@ah92vi]

3:30 this was bizarre the first time I seen it being a military guy also, but when you learn about the history of this chief showing up to calls drunk and undermining his subordinate leaders you kinda get why homie finally said to hell with him

[@RandoWisLuL]

Also its not the same, only similar in labels. I was a police cadet as a teen, then went on to work on Marine bases as a civ for 4 years( i was there 6 days a week). The ranking system within the police department is a lot looser. The chief of police is one city means nothing in another, whereas an Admiral or General in the military is seen as a very high-ranking position just about anywhere you go, even in another country.. No Reveille ceremonies, no salute, and the high-ranking police officers generally talk to the low ranks more informally, less "orders" are given. like a friend or boss more than someone in a high-ranking position. You generally didn't say "sir, drill sergeant or mam" either as a sworn in cop as much ( us cadets had to though all the time, we were lowest rank more on the level of volunteers) it was usually more informal, like sarge, cap(for captain) or chief. Then again, it all comes full circle. Two times in those 4 years i had to assist a 3-star Marine Corps general. He was very old, but man was he the nicest, most calm person I have ever met. Very calm, talked to me like i was his neighbor or something lol Me having gone to 3 cadet academies and spend 5 years in the police cadets, I knew military time and how to talk to high-ranking individuals correctly, and also i was a civ on that base, so I'm sure that had a lot to with it too since you are supposed to treat the civs with respect to a degree if you are in the military. ( the police where im from use military time, we still had to say sir or mam, we learned to march and stand at attention, we learned ranking and etiquette with superiors, how to shoot weapons, etc. We had a lot of training, i mean a lot. Some programs are better than others. Ours was good. So YMMV with that lol)

[@seenitalready]

@@RandoWisLuL I liked your story very cool :)

[@BusinessSkrub]

Imagine being a murderer for hire for the Amerikkkan government, the greediest, scummiest, most evil group of oligarchs on the planet, and being proud of how you have to defer to even bigger murderers because they sucked the cock first LOL Amerikkkan military are funny

[@strayingmantis6555]

Chief was drunk on the job

[@RayBetterThanEvilCanival]

He wasn’t on the job. He was off duty, and he also drove there

[@MrJoker830]

Chief wasn't on the job. He was off duty drinking at a local bar and saw the cops pull over this guy and came over to see the commotion

[@jacktaylor4241]

@@RayBetterThanEvilCanival if you are on scene trying to boss around your employees, you are on the job. also police chiefs are always on the job.

[@thedragonerebus2974]

​@@RayBetterThanEvilCanival drunk driving

[@jacktaylor4241]

@@MrJoker830 you act as if he was just a bystander spectating his employees. No he is actually actively imposing the investigation. Open your eyes bud

[@jacksonsmart7849]

As someone who witnessed a fellow sergeant go off on a captain, this was beautiful

[@jessica_1877]

Going off is ok but I don't think they should of shared it with the public

[@elijaht3223]

@@jessica_1877top shouldnt come into a crime scene like that. Props to the sgt for not taking his unprofessional behavior

[@Orverge]

​@@jessica_1877The public pays for it. Any reason we shouldn't get to see what we're paying for, bootlicker?

[@Jsipki265]

@@jessica_1877 He publicly appeared drunk many times via his charges he doesn’t get that formality.

[@onehairybuddha]

@@jessica_1877 It's a public office, of course they should have. He should have been arrested on the spot.

[@leehampton358]

5:42 why we gotta catch a stray 😂😂

[@TikkiNikki]

The legs opening was muscle memory. When drunk, people rely on that a lot (and is a reason some people can play pool or other things better while drunk)

[@nelie010]

Lmfao ayoooo!

[@mobiblaize]

🤣🤣🤣

[@SmellMyKnee15]

Oh. Wow 😂😂😂

[@Number-vt1fl]

Shout out to all the good cops who stand up against corruption. Too bad they get mixed in with the bad apples.

[@testpm-il7qq]

Preach: "leg open like a lamborghini door" 🤣🤣🤣

[@kf5op]

0:54 what's RIDICULOUS is boss coming DRUNK on a DWI

[@Reneelovee]

Billy is a real man. Don’t let “authority” push you around and do corrupt stuff. Stand your ground. And always have integrity ❤

[@Tam75Tam]

Imagine being the civilian in your car watching this unfold

[@fatcatontario]

My initial reaction is why is the boss man trying to shield from getting arrested because we all know how corrupt many cops are.

[@leftsidehurt]

5:45 aba - "autistic people 🤨 ?" preach - "drunk people 👉🏾🧠👈🏾" the speech is slick similar 😭😭😭

[@Godsbackhand7]

The worst part about this is that his behavior had been going on for years and the other officers said nothing. Even in this situation from the video, the chief was clearly drunk or intoxicated….and the officers GAVE HIM HIS KEYS BACK!! They were about to knowingly allow a drunk person to get back into their car and then drive off. The only reason why this incident is different is that the chief tried to punish the sergeant, who flipped the script and decided to air out the chief. All of these cops are cowards and should be removed because the public cannot trust them.

[@bsmi1361]

Cheif showed up to a DUI drunk.... 😂😂😂😂😂😂 how ironic

[@lumingaming]

You do not have to respect a drunk superior in any situation.

[@Aba-N-Preach-e8j]

We should work to lighten the load of mankind, Imagine if we did... Would love to hear from your positive notes🤍🤍sᴇɴᴅ🤍🤍ᴍᴇ🤍🤍ᴀ🤍🤍ᴅɪʀᴇᴄᴛ🤍🤍ᴛᴇxᴛ🤍±𝟷𝟹𝟺𝟼𝟻𝟹𝟽𝟺𝟹𝟸𝟶

[@rico-lj8te]

It was obvious he was drunk from the first time he opened his mouth.. lol

[@wakandanlad3310]

I hate people that get drunk like this, slurring and being overconversational, because almost every one is on some bull that will get themselves or others in trouble by sharing too much, making themselves look like an ass, or also making others uncomfortable. You have to baby sit their asses.

[@iTROLLxTHExTROLLZ]

Absolutely hate this.....Grown ahh adults that can't hold their liquor. Stop drinking then damnit

[@Player_Mick]

2:17 "drunk again"

[@safarir121]

The liquor’s calling the shots now, Billy

[@FIVESTRZ]

The way his legs went up lol

[@Xontor23]

No way you said "Autistic people?" lmaooo I can't

[@carlosluna9060]

They're listening to the sergeant because h automatically takes charge once entering a scene. (They are the supervisors) then the cheif of police shows up (off duty, in olain clothes and drunk) trying to take over and begins to disrupt the dwi investigation

[@MrRivech]

We had a small town, 20 year veteran cop finally get fired after dozens of family domestics where he and his brothers and father would brawl. Finally one day his dad pressed charges.

[@madibri336]

Him being drunk was literally the first thing I noticed

[@thomasbelen1966]

Rumor is that in Los Angeles Sheriff Dept. if you told on another deputy they would fail to respond to officer needs assistance call from you, putting your life in danger.

[@iTROLLxTHExTROLLZ]

These are the kind of standards people that are SUPPOSED to uphold the laws needs to be held up to. No more hypocrisy....

[@Snipedout209]

When I ran security, I was ordered to arrest one of my bosses if he ever stepped foot on the site by the client’s head of security for trespassing. Supposedly he arrived out of uniform off the clock with a concealed firearm and her bosses boiled her for it, so I absolutely would've had to arrest him lol

[@contaim7227]

? Security doesnt arrest anybody, they just detain and call the cops? Idk if you meant something else

[@DayTripperCrack]

@@contaim7227 I believe he may have meant that he was the security officer on scene, watching over/surroundings

[@Snipedout209]

@ some security have arrest authority. I always had arrest authority. When I was contracted by DHS we had arrest authority but FPS (our client) didn't want us making arrests, so we detained and they made the arrest but we absolutely could've if we wanted to.

[@DayTripperCrack]

@ damn i didnt know that but pretty cool still

[@contaim7227]

@DayTripperCrack DHS definitely doesn't have arrest authority, they cannot give you authority or they could give anybody authority and that is not how law works. No oath and badge no arrest will stick in court of law.

[@thesuperdingos]

He’s always drunk lol I remember this one.

[@Alteori]

1:43 ABA STOOOOOP 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@totjazzy2198]

Lamborghini legs. Ooh ooh 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Y’all commentary is crazy😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@totjazzy2198]

It seems as if the officer and everyone else are used to the drunk police chief but the one officer is fed up with the constant bull 💩.

[@Kimmural]

Preach coming in as Batman with that level of detective ability (5:45)

[@iknow9894]

Watching you guys break the case and watching what you missed in that clip was everything!!!!

[@thecanaanite]

It took these 2 goofballs, 6 minutes into the video, to realize the chief's drunk. Lmao hahahhahahaa

[@Raquel986]

Preach already knew he was drunk. You’re the goofy because you didn’t watch it correctly.

[@anna8968]

The chief is drunk thats why. He already knew he was drunk and was over it