When Corrupt Cops Realize Their Career Is Over

Today we will be taking a look at 3 cops who destroyed their careers because of their bad decisions.
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[@lonergtg]

When the husband gets out of the car and he is wearing a kilt lmao🤣

[@MegMck22]

YES. This is the comment I was looking for.

[@ralphmartinez8616]

Hahahaha

[@jondough76]

That was completely unexpected. I would have never guessed he would hop out wearing a skirt.

[@randyg4288]

It's hard to be tough wearing a skirt... 😂😂

[@MrDmadness]

I'm Scottish, that is no kilt, that is 100% a skirt

[@THEFATMASTER]

Imagine if cops tried this hard to deescalate situations with civilians.

[@LevityRhodes]

I was just thinkin the same thing. I've never seen a cop this calm and polite than he is with a co-worker.

[@abikeanditsboy3449]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Funny guy.

[@lotanowo]

I mean, you’re also more patient with your friends than strangers, even if your job is to be calm

[@jackoats4911]

This a serious statement? Theres a familiarity with other officers. They can gauge what the person is likely to do or not do. Officers dont engage suspects WANTING to use lethal force (despite what idiots blather about on the internet). So when an officer engages another officer for something small like a DUI yeah ofcourse theyll be chill. And as you can see in the video most officers caught doing something illegal theyre not as violent and combative as others may be. Your comment means you skipped any form of critical thinking and went straight to "CoPs Bad 🥴"

[@stuffthings1417]

This is different.

[@crewd00d]

Wow Auggie sure got A LOT of leeway that none of us would get after admitting to drunk driving on the job and wrecking a government issued vehicle.

[@auggie803]

-I agree with you a hundred present. WAY to much leeway. I,am sure the higher ups will be talking to her about this and how it could even get you fired.

[@dondattaford5593]

And he was still under the influence

[@kenhawkins1033]

You or I would have been face down on the pavement and cuffed with a knee in the middle of our back. (All for the sake of officer safety, of course!)

[@pattyochiai]

"every animal is equal but some are more equal".....

[@RJ-iy4es]

Damn he must have a lot of problem outside work.

[@broderick4547]

-"Everything's being recorded" -"it's not like the old days" -"you put me in a bad spot" I've been binging this channel today and those are the common sayings i keep hearing from the officers, crazy how much cops got away with before body cams

[@bonnetdedouche]

Perks of the job i suppose (however wrong it is/was) It's like working in a restaurant or something and not having to pay for the food 😂 Or a factory and one of your colleagues/mates messes up, you normally try to help them. 100% different in a cop situation obviously but they won't see it like that

[@sewnmind1786]

I get the sense that for at least some of these stops, they're trying to use mentioning camera as a way to get their colleague to shape up but it just doesn't work out... Ever.

[@emeukal7683]

​@@bonnetdedoucheu pay for food workung restauranr, uts staff meals as benefit in your contract

[@bonnetdedouche]

@@emeukal7683Yeah it was just a sort of example of what i was trying to get across. Theres always perks in any role you have, like working in a factory making fridge magnets you are probably always going to have nice fridge magnets on your fridge, Or working in a carpet warehouse you are probably always going to have nice carpets in your house regardless if you get them for free or a discount it's still a perk of the job is what i'm basically saying. Yes being a police officer should 100% not mean you get perks of getting away with stuff but it obviously happens.

[@Eljacob0]

@@emeukal7683depends. If it’s a fast food franchise they’re tracking everything, but a smaller restaurant or family owned one will have a chef/manager with variable opinions about how much food (which probably would’ve been wasted) you can take/eat

[@akilyasharahla]

Not the Kilt and high boots 🤣😂 took me the fuck out 🤣😂

[@adamben-shimon7513]

It angers me that the police officers don’t get punished like everyone else. Since they are police officers, they should be held at a higher standard and their punishment should be worse!

[@lennardkramer5758]

Elamino !

[@rachelsill79]

I Agree

[@duesenantrieb8272]

exactly ... thats how it is ... in europe ... as soon as you even slip up slightly you are gone gone ...

[@intothemindshaft]

There’s plenty of UK front line officers with criminal convictions unfortunately- usually “minor” things but imo if you’re there to uphold the law then you cannot break any of it. Ever. One strike and you’re out.

[@ClaytonYatescarenthusiast]

Well they give their lives to protecting you so that goes into consideration when punishment is given out. So if another individual gets in trouble for the first time the punishment is way less. Vs a life long criminal that's been arrested 20 times and get serious time

[@Nathan-dl2sn]

The fact that the cops won't take the sobriety tests when they get pulled over tells you everything you need to know..

[@PianoDisneygal10]

Tells you that it is better for you in court if you refuse maybe?

[@michaelmay5453]

@@PianoDisneygal10 It's not.

[@adventuregames424]

The captain was acquitted

[@BlackMilkSleep]

@@PianoDisneygal10It really depends. If you think you’re close to the legal limit, you want to kill time. At least do some of the tests, (but know that the HGN is the only one backed by science.) Ask for the blood test, (because the hospital is almost for sure busier than the station’s Intoxilyzer.)

[@Ms.Byrd68]

@@adventuregames424Is that what he was a 'Captain'?

[@jasmer6754]

I love the compassion they show for their fellow officers. I don't love how little of that extends to the general public, or how much leeway they try to give each other to get out of trouble.

[@user-rh4hr9ky2k]

It’s a club and we’re not in it.

[@slapshotjack9806]

Normally citizens act up and push the officers patience and that’s what escalates the charges

[@CinoG2G]

17:55 was not expecting that tough guy to hop out in a kilt😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@conniemac7171]

Hahahahahaha that had me dying!

[@LuckyLo9554]

The icing on the cake for me lol

[@LeQuito]

I love how they show so much compassion for their own, but wont hesitate to criminalize a civilian smh

[@dendren1]

I understand what you mean 100% but to play devils advocate, were you in that officers position, where you have to arrest one of your close friends, wouldnt you try to give some leeway? Probably not intentionally but im sure that it would still happen, its painfully human

[@sesosisigawdii311]

@@dendren1🤔🤔 second clip they wasn’t friends and the husband had a gun. But the rest of us would’ve got shot right away even when complying. So your comment is 💩💩💩 you probably a cop trynna stand up for the dirty and crooked cops

[@LeQuito]

@@dendren1 true indeed, its a tough call as a fellow officer. Law is law though. He almost let him drive home. What if he killed innocent folks on way home?

[@bullast2046]

the thousands and thousands of uneventful interactions don’t fit the narrative, which makes it possible for folks to be manipulated

[@user-fw8bw3eg7q]

​@@LeQuitoFacts, I live in Loveland and it's a very highly populated area. There is a bike trail right through the town where all the bars and restaurants are at. It's 25 mph and no matter which way you go you're crossing the bike trail. Even at night you have close to 200 people (families with their children) walking to these places cause there is 0 parking around the restaurants. They're all clumped together and down the bike path. It's a beautiful area, but her being that drunk driving through there... I'm not surprised at all she was pulled over. The cops stay in that area and there's quite a few that patrol at all times.

[@sogosensei]

Love how Augie was given every respect you can imagine .... but if someone else had acted the same way, they'd have been tazed, face-planted into the concrete and had multiple charges logged against them. @#$% THIS!!!! Officers not only should be held to the same standard, they should be held to an even higher standard if a crime is committed because they're entrusted to enforcing the laws surrounding such behavior, arresting people and taking away their rights as well as supposedly "Protecting" those who can't protect themselves. Prosecute the over-sized bastard and get it over with.

[@mikeoxmal805]

It's easier to talk a friend down than it is a person you dont know. And it's a hell of a lot smarter trying to talk a drunk guy down when he's a foot taller than you than trying to get assert dominance with them

[@gearoftones8585]

Isn't it amazing how patient and understanding cops are when they're dealing with other cops? You just know if it wasn't for the camera, they would be covering up for him. The rest of us? We'd get thrown in a cell and the full force of the law would be thrown at us.

[@jeremybamgbade]

Cops are not monolithic.

[@a.h.g.9kokushibo]

It really sickening to see how much these cops get treated with kid gloves. "We'll park the car, we won't tow it" "You won't spend the night in jail, we'll get you home tonight" yuck

[@Jeff-66]

"i'm not gonna charge for you the gun, I won't do that to you" -- and "i can't let you go, this is being recorded". that cop was super uncomfortable having to arrest one of his tribe

[@yasininn76]

Because cops who arrest cops are fucked over by both the public and other cops maybe?

[@MrSlowestD16]

I agree, but also it kinda depends on the area, sometimes, tbh. Might be a small rural area where the cops don't have better shit to do, for example. I grew up in a small town, and got into a small accident and subsequently arrested, one of the cops or EMS or something on-scene did me a favor after I was taken away and drove my car back to my house (a mile or 2 on back roads) - and I didn't know anybody there. No bill or tow truck or anything, somebody just did me a solid b/c it was near my house and they had nothing better to do. Never found out who, was just waiting for me when I got home. As for spending the night in jail, it depends on the PD's policy. Some require that you sober up before letting you go home, but some will let you go sooner if you have somebody pick you up, as is usually the case with minors. The gun thing is the big one for me, though. There's no real excuse for that Cops usually give other cops leeway there b/c it's their service weapon, but a lot of avg people would get have that tacked on as well.

[@carolynhorne9863]

​@@Jeff-66or one of his piglet's

[@emeukal7683]

I saw plenty of dui arrests, most of the time they park the cars and be nice. Only if ur acti g out it sucks. But front cuffs is a favor surely. First one was a close friend/ckworker and still didnt get off.

[@michaelhenry4405]

Imagine being treated as nice as Auggie when pulled over. Even when you're not drunk or in an accident you get treated like absolute trash.

[@glizzygladiator8055]

Sounds like a you problem.

[@Eren-dl5cs]

@@glizzygladiator8055you love getting upset in these comments lol, see u left a bunch on this Chanel:3

[@glizzygladiator8055]

@@Eren-dl5cs There’s a difference between scrolling through, dropping comments and being truly upset. What’s your point, do you even have one? Are you just wasting time like I am or are we about to debate something interesting?

[@Oliviaandtrina]

​@@Eren-dl5cs surely he loves the taste of leather, he seems to deep throat it 😂

[@JacksonBartel]

@@Eren-dl5cscan you help me find who’s upset or did they delete their comment

[@LikeDemDreads]

The cop’s husband should have been arrested as well for being armed while intoxicated. I hate when they let people off seemingly because they don’t want things to get hostile. Bullies are the ones who need to be held accountable and humbled the most.

[@tighecrovetti2844]

Auggie's two brain cells are having a serious battle.

[@adamayala18]

Imagine without cameras how many times these guys would get away.

[@miraclo3]

This is exactly why so many cops are against body cameras. They prefer the old days where they could be corrupt and get away with it. They don't like that the cameras hold them accountable for their actions.

[@icantthinkofaname15]

​@@miraclo3some. A lot probably appreciate the body cams. Stupid people can't say the police hurt them or are being racist.

[@jewsco]

And they did for a long , long time

[@prophetic0311]

100%

[@samanthabednarek5217]

@@icantthinkofaname15you sound very dumb cause most cases like that the cops body cam footage shows them being in the wrong

[@jafojafo5412]

Any person with power and authority over the citizens… should be held to a much higher level of accountability. If they can’t stand being held to higher accountability then don’t take the job.

[@silhouettefades]

Exactly, they took an oath to defend and protect the constitution. That is something that should never be forsaken. Our ancestors spilled blood and died for that. No amount of friendship is worth forsaking that

[@AuntieSocial76]

you can feel for the first guy while acknowledging that a regular citizen having a bad day would never in a million years have been handled with the same kid gloves.

[@Kisha_can]

I realize this can be seen as an excuse, but when these officers come across people in public they deal with, they have no idea who that person theyre dealing with is and what theyre like. The first officer and Auggie are clearly friends and he knew Auggie well enough to be able to take the extra leeway and not fear for his safety. I dont agree with how people are treated by officers in everyday situations a lot of the time, but in some circumstances, knowing the shit officers see on an average day, I can understand how the fear can cause the attitude.

[@reneeboyd80]

Watching this video actually shows the scary demeanor of a lot of cops. The level of aggression is scary. The corruption is also crazy.

[@Kisha_can]

The entitlement of the husband in that second video which turned to aggression real quick when they werent let go was gross and it epitomizes why people have issues with police

[@makavelismith]

The special treatment that they are affording these scumbags is depressing.

[@JohnSmith-4U]

Amanda Caton was found not guilty of OVI a couple of years later. As a side note, her husband was fired from the same police department approximately 20 years ago for an assault causing a death but then re-instated. A couple of solid public servants.

[@sandormccann2546]

Almost as vile as the Tangerine Turd, former president and instigator of a riot that resulted in multiple deaths.

[@stinkyman202]

Couple of model police officers…

[@britth5333]

That’s crazy she was obviously drunk.

[@defeatignorance8681]

Of course. They know to deny all tests because then it is damn near impossible to convict. They're going to arrest you if they want to arrest you and those tests only make it easier on them.

[@MrSlowestD16]

Was it the same OVI? Might have been a new one. She was pretty shit-faced here.

[@drew65sep]

LMAO! Dude is wearing a kilt? You can't make this sht up lol.

[@clashlabs8580]

In the last one the question „Are you okay“ while he was limped to the side totally got me😂😂😂

[@kaelhooten8468]

Never once in my life have I been treated this kindly by an officer at a traffic stop.

[@bullast2046]

BS

[@sleightofhand2981]

Never.

[@unusualsuspect980]

Especially if I was piss drunk and arguing after operating a vehicle while intoxicated.

[@1Hol1Tiger]

Cops have to stay together

[@taylorpeay8991]

Probably because you are shit? Ever consider that? Nah everyone is a problem but you. That makes more sense

[@locoloboxiii]

"I'm an officer too" should always be followed by the investigating officer saying "That means you should be driving sober and setting an example of what to do on the road, and you already know the procedure to find out if that's what is going on."

[@SSgtChitEPanz]

It should, but it's usually followed by "The cameras are on. My hands are tied."

[@knightscroftsquire-muldoon]

*Amen to that bud!*

[@robf.6273]

@@SSgtChitEPanzbig facts

[@bunnyluver2176]

Exactly. But funny how they always get light sentences (and that's the ones that don't just let off by their "brothers in blue"). Such bs. They should have higher sentences cuz like you said they're in a position of power and with power comes responsibility.

[@machellelokersonvlog1273]

I agree! 👏🏻

[@HighGradeMade]

The husband stepping out looking like a passenger princess 😭😂🤣

[@pureblood2520]

Auggie turns into a toddler when he drinks 😂

[@raksoen]

I just looked up the case of Amanda Caton. Somehow she was found NOT GUILTY of her charges.. Also she wasn't charged for carrying a gun while drunk neither was her husband. This reeks of injustice to me.

[@DGAMINGDE]

Thats what happens when a popular person is trailed by random people from their city and not professionals.

[@samlange6937]

Charge da husband he was way worse

[@UncleKennybobs]

Duh, it's corrupt

[@evancahoon2937]

@@DGAMINGDEwhat?

[@RRedSSky]

These videos are SO well made! - No distracting music - No dramatization - Very well edited - minimal voiceover/captions that precisely highlight important clues - explains crucial info i.e. interrogation techniques or background info Detective Williams you are legend mate ❤️❤️

[@Tiger-vt3cs]

There is dramatic music though.

[@fnhatic6694]

The thumbnails and titles are pretty much clickbait. The thumbnail for this one isn't even in the video.

[@RanEncounter]

Did you not hear the music at all? Amazing!

[@Tyexx_]

@@fnhatic6694 still a very good video.

[@paulcox2045]

When they pull you over they can do what they want but not with there own pigs and let them go home what a country you live in hell on earth constitution a joke

[@derekbum]

Every time I watch one of these videos, and every time you put the character profile up at the beginning of each case, I keep thinking I’ve switched my PlayStation on. That beep gets me every single damn time.

[@mjman2122]

It is CRAZY they can talk to another cop like this, give them chance after chance after chance to own up to it, like they would never be this chill with a civilian, the people they are supposed to protect.

[@zipsey]

3:21 He started crying at "I'm worried about you." he's battling serious demons alone. Augustine sees a helping hand reach out, only to deny him out of guilt. I've been there. I've felt that pain.

[@nonyabizz3533]

Auggie going thru some stuff for real.

[@HeisenbergFam]

I can only imagine how nasty it is to be potentially arrested by drunk/high cop who makes a false arrest

[@creepycassette]

either your a bot or you are literally everywhere on youtube.

[@xrrgr]

@@creepycassette the justsomeguywithamustache/justin y. method

[@FrankHeuvelman]

@@creepycassette How can a non-bot be literally everywhere?

[@TURBOMIKEIFY]

Bro. You are literally everywhere I am. 😂

[@Roswell33]

lol ok Heisenberg fam 😆

[@latoyaash322]

The skirt took me out ‼️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Tyhypeisreal]

This cop that try to help him needs a badge of honor for his ability to go after him and make sure he’s okay

[@jos0826]

Auggie's temper tantrum 😭💀 reminds me of those little chubby bullies at school

[@MyOpinionish]

Lmfao bro white bitches act WAY worse while drinking.

[@quailman8760]

For those interested in the second officer in video, here is a bit about her husband in the kilt. Lt. Patrick Caton in 2002: Caton admitted to investigators that he called a pedestrian a “stupid n****r” while in his patrol car. According to the Cincinnati Enquirer, Caton faced several accusations before this, including one in 1999 in which a woman claimed he directed the N-word at her 15-year-old son. (Separately, Caton was fired over an assault charge connected to the November 2000 death of Roger Owensby while in police custody. An independent arbitrator reinstated Caton and awarded him $200,000 in back pay.) According to Fox 19, Caton is married to Amanda Caton, a CPD captain who is currently in charge of the Internal Investigations Section that investigates officer misconduct.

[@bsfishing7073]

His wife is involved in internal affairs😮 who knows how deep that corruption goes

[@dmitrijsmironovs7513]

she is still working AND in charge? lmfao how corrupt is that country

[@planetgannet]

Wow. Rotten to the core.

[@cathybutcher4826]

SCARY asf.

[@adventuregames424]

She was acquitted

[@AmberGarcia-zb9ri]

Not a skirt! 😂😂. When he exited the car I laughed so hard. Lol wasn’t expecting that.

[@Midlanflyguy]

It's amazing how much leniency, concern and humility when it's one of their own. Sickening

[@Lucy-dk5cz]

Imagine if cops had this much patience when dealing with non police.....

[@StevenGarnsky]

It's easier to arrest someone you don't know as opposed to a fellow co-worker that you may also be good friends with.

[@mrFiiSKiiS]

​@@StevenGarnskyYeah, it's real hard to do your job and be a professional with people you don't know.

[@cherryspritz6254]

​@mr.fiiskiis1432 thank you and have the most splendid evening, i hope when you wake up your greeted by the embrace of the sun through your window 😭🩷🩷

[@user-rh4hr9ky2k]

Yeah… nobody would hate them.

[@SethMason88]

Notice what broke the first cop? Someone said they cared about him. Doesn't matter if a person is sober or drunk. Tell them you care about them.

[@SchruteFarms]

You could tell he has some serious demons that he needed to face. I’m glad nobody was hurt in the accident and glad he had to face the consequences. That being said it was very sad. He was breaking down and being told someone cared for him got him to start talking. Hope he figures things out, I think there is something more than alcohol he was dealing with.

[@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey]

​@@SchruteFarmsI'm guessing it's something to do with a female lol😅

[@BruceCruce]

Feels like an addiction which is just starting to spiral and its surfacing. I am one myself (clean for 5 years), it doesnt make anything right but i really feel for the guy.

[@friedkake1876]

@@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakeyas men we gotta stop blaming other people for our problems

[@differenttakethanmost]

The title of this video should be two cops in CRISIS and a jackass and her A-hole boyfriend Corruption has nothing to do with any of these clips

[@russellpeffer7736]

Im glad to see body cam footage of back room conversations like that. It forces the police to do their job even if they dont want to. Body cams have made police act better

[@spydergs07]

When I was an officer, our Chief told us, if we ever tried to use our badge to get out of something like this, we would be terminated immediately.

[@carloscontreras3633]

Suuuure…..

[@smxthcast]

Now if we could only train them to show this level of concern for regular citizens.

[@Earthpeak]

They never will. Pigs can’t learn, it’s why they don’t have GEDs

[@dmvbawse4265]

That second cop would have absolutely let her go if his dash cam wasn’t a factor and he implies just as much. Insane

[@OhShanna]

Yup!

[@Jeff-66]

Yes, and also openly stated he wouldn't charge her for the gun, which is illegal to be carrying while intoxicated.

[@Ainaes-Feline]

@@Jeff-66he said that.

[@somaicat]

Saying that you can't let someone go because it's recorded doesn't mean you would let them go if it weren't recorded. I'm not a cop, but if I were, tbh I'd probably say the same thing, not because I'd let them go if it weren't recorded, but because I don't want to escalate the situation (especially since they're armed). Maybe you're right maybe he would have, but I don't think you can assume that based on what was said. I mean haven't you ever had to deal with someone who's argumentative or volatile and lied to them a little to try and direct their feelings away from you?

[@user-we4sp6og8l]

Nothing to worry about. Eventually, a court let her off. Not guilty of anything, and still on the job. And probably still driving wasted now that she knows she’s allowed to.

[@billypatterson4983]

People are mistaking special treatment for feeling sorry for your coworkers. They know they messed up, no reason to add more shame.

[@mrwilliamwonder]

This is why my police department resisted body cams for a decade.

[@shmeli]

The number of breaks that these cops get is disgusting, and then they're allowed to resign, so they can go be a bad cop somewhere else. Makes me sick to my stomach.

[@yasininn76]

All of them got charged. Shut the fuck up

[@jamesprichard8355]

Without cameras they would have been let off, unpunished.

[@darkzak47]

“How do you want us to proceed with that?” The rest of us would’ve been in handcuffs before you could say, ‘Jiminy cricket’

[@skytyme7721]

No one else gets such a kind tone and gentle treatment

[@jayhuff239]

They certainly would not have treated me like they did Auggie. I'd been grabbed, roughed up, searched, accused of resisting, thrown on the ground, punched, kicked, tased, pepper sprayed and dragged into a cell. After court I'd be without a license, jailed, fined some outrageous amount and would owe some blood sucking attorney a fortune. The double standards are blatant.

[@laydeeTeaAurora]

So true 😢

[@c0rpse1]

if you resist yea

[@YolandaPlayne]

They might treat you that way if watching people die and fuck up other people's lives is part of your job.

[@karljuwde3877]

oh ok, then they should be able to do whatever they want, since they see people die lol@@YolandaPlayne

[@YolandaPlayne]

@@karljuwde3877 They don't get to do what they want. That's what this video is about.

[@saullopez2882]

The kilt!!! No wonder he was grumpy 😂😂😂😂

[@arrow-lo7jf]

I love the last guy,officer asks "Sir are you ok ? lol. yes I always drive with my door open and my head scrapping off the pavement...lol

[@andresz1489]

He really walked out of there like he wasn’t wearing a kilt and says “do what you gotta do” 😂😂

[@brinjoness3386]

I thought it was her at first until I realised American drivers sit on the other side.

[@madimilanooo]

i was in tearssss

[@dominatorplayz17]

Lmfaooooo

[@Shaun-england80]

Skirt*

[@glumberty1]

That was no kilt. That was a skirt.

[@Mikekeough008]

Her husband was acting so tough...then proceeds to step out of the car wearing a dress 😂

[@ant3352]

The kilt thing got me so good. That dude is hilarious and doesn't know it.

[@g3rdus12]

the best comedies write themselves

[@UIWswimmer]

😂

[@bettybuttcheeks]

That wasn't a kilt. That was a dress@@ant3352

[@OvaltineJenkanz]

Yooo, there’s no way that husband had to walk home in a motherfucking kilt. Beautiful 🤣

[@bear1050]

When the husband got out with a SKIRT on! 🤣

[@randymarsh9089]

Her husband getting out of the car and he's wearing a kilt had me 💀

[@SweetTooth8989]

You can tell the second officer would have easily let them drive home if there weren't dash cams. He was seriously conflicted about arresting her, which is ridiculous. I can understand it's another cop, but that just makes it all the more disgusting. Her and her boyfriend both drunk, armed and mr. kilt being belligerent and aggressive.

[@texasrefugee7888]

My lieutenant at the Texas sheriff's office told me he was going through a bad divorce a while back. He was drunk driving and got stopped. 😂He got an escort home because he was on the liquor control board.😅 This was all before surveillance, Body cams, and cell phones. Plus when we transported inmates to another city. We'd go about 80 or 85 and just fly by cops all the time in the sheriff's Van. FTP Film The Police

[@iocat]

How much is him not wanting to arrest her and how much is him wanting to look like he doesn't want to arrest her so his buddies don't hassle him later.

[@RisingTidesAC]

Detective Williams won't HEART this comment. Thin Blue Line bullshit.

[@RobsMusicBox]

thats a very valid and fair point@@iocat

[@pedroortizsalcido]

@@texasrefugee7888lol what is it with Texas sheriff dept? Lol I live in SWTX and a sheriff crashed his suv with a half empty case of beers and he still served on the force for a few years after that.

[@SidwSace]

Auggie went through and saw some stuff & ended up not knowing how to deal with it on his own.

[@mojappa]

These videos have a scary theme, they continually reference the body cams and the ol “you know I can’t let you go” which only makes me sure that for the decades before body cams cops routinely hid each others crimes without hesitation.

[@ZenSolipsist]

“I’m an officer by the way” is *always* an admission of guilt

[@hiho8084]

She acts like saying, "But I haven't had too much to drink," like he'll fall for the Jedi mind trick. I really hate that this officer is giving her more consideration than he would someone who's not a police officer. She should be held to a higher standard.The husband is a complete jerk. 4 blocks is still enough time to hurt or kill someone, and he knows that!

[@theelderworm9134]

I give them a bit more of a pass for being much nicer during the stop of a fellow officer. When other cops see, and they see you not being nice, or even enjoying arresting officers, your own department will turn on you. Next time you're in a dangerous life or death situation, dont expect backup. They HAVE to at least be nice. It could result in death.

[@toddscripter3590]

4 blocks is not the point. They committed a crime. If I was to steal a TV and walk home but get caught a block from my house.... I'm not arguing your point but I'm just elaborating I guess.

[@GardenGuy1943]

I’m not sure why everyone’s so upset about this. It seems like an honest mistake. Keep in mind: these are the same people that have been protecting us all of our lives. The least we can do is give them a break.

[@LaloSalamancaGaming69]

“I havent had too much drink 👋” “You haven’t had too much drink “ “I am free to go home and you wish me a good night👋” “You are free to go and i wish you a good night”

[@twistedfantasyy]

I feel like the police officer is that considerate to them because both the husband and wife are drunk and armed. He's probably worried for his life and not trying to set off a fuse that would escalate the situation into something fatal. He's also not backed up, so I get it.

[@Gr8pezGaming]

auggie showed the emotional level some of these officers are operating at. its really scary because we need these officers to be professional and be operating at a certain level of maturity so abuse of power wont happen. i hope hes doing ok.

[@cathybutcher4826]

It's pretty interesting in the second video how scared the officer that pulled the two police officers over seemed. He obviously knows firsthand how easily things can escalate with huge egos that are carrying weapons.

[@OhShanna]

Exactly, but still crazy how both people were drunk with guns and nobody got shot, the officer didn't "fear for his life", and they never even took the weapon away from the passenger. Let that be a black man and his wife who aren't even drunk and see how fast it escalates to a lethal situation.

[@cathybutcher4826]

@OhShanna Exactly! If those were regular citizens, especially black or brown, this would have escalated really quickly, and someone probably would have wound up dead.

[@blakett88]

yep he knew he was in danger because he pulled over 2 other people who love to shoot first ask questions second

[@ahahahaha496]

Remember folks if y'all get pulled over for dui refuse any tests because you're wearing heels and only live 4 blocks away

[@Smellslikegelfling]

He begs and pleads and tries to save a fellow cop's job, but if it's a regular Joe on the street he'd have him cuffed and stuffed in a cruiser without a second thought about how it would impact the guy's life.

[@abrakadabraa7787]

To me that's quite logical that he has more feelings for a "fellow cop" than for someone he doesn't know... it kinda like if you had to denounce someone who belongs to your family, or a neighbour...

[@roems6396]

@@abrakadabraa7787 He’s clearly drunk or high, and he was about to let him drive home. That’s not ok.

[@abrakadabraa7787]

@@roems6396 no he wasn't letting him drive, it just seems he was, but it is obvious he was just trying to find the best way to deal with him, and he did it very well by the way...

[@roems6396]

@@abrakadabraa7787 There was a point where he let him walk off with his keys, but, luckily, the drunk cop didn’t actually leave. This was right before he admitting to being drunk. I agree that he was at first trying to get him away from the weapons, but there was one instance where he was going to allow him to leave.

[@travismoore8337]

Hey to all you cops out there. Treat civilians with respect and kindness

[@SmokeEater509]

I did not expect big tough guy to come out of the car wearing a KILT! LMAO

[@GriffGalore]

"that got caught" is the key. Wonder how many keep rolling cuz of that thin blue line

[@ericalexander5890]

What's funny about Augie is that for drunk driving, he probably would have been suspended for a few days without pay. That's what happens to most cops when their fellow cops have no other option but to arrest them because it gets caught on bodycam.

[@tommyp697]

He hit a semi tho

[@taviantownsend5192]

“Drunk cops” seems like the perfect kind of reality TV I’d like to watch at 25😂😂 obviously it’s not a good thing but the idea of an officer being shit faced during a raid or a big bust sounds hilarious. These stories the cops aren’t being fucking legends just damaged people 😂

[@bostonnate4024]

Yo when that dude walked out in a kilt I lose it!😂😂😂

[@spacefanboy]

Wow, the difference between the way they treat other blue lines and the way they treat the rest is HUGE! Imagine if they didn't have a badge!

[@bobuildermakescars]

Wow, I actually felt kind of bad for the first cop. But then I remembered how much power these guys have...

[@kevinmc3252]

Auggie would have thrown you in the slammer for looking at him funny

[@DittonWilson]

it looks like he had a chance to get away scott free. He offered to let him call his wife and pick him up

[@khadijahbegum3546]

​@@kevinmc3252hulk smash😂

[@gee1271]

You feel bad for the entitled fat brat who cant control himself? I bet you look just like him lol

[@lordofthehouseofstormcrows8615]

I just subscribed, keep up the great work!

[@karmehed]

I love how the 2nd encounter was tense as fuck with Pat playing the big badass, only to step out wearing a kilt and high boots. Fucking hilarious.

[@Ohhelmno]

What really bugs me here is that you KNOW by the officers behavior if they weren’t being recorded they’d let every one of them get away with it.

[@donquixote8462]

Huh? Only the second one. The first one he seemed pretty legitimately intent on not letting someone that drunk drive when he'd *already* crashed and the last one they didn't even seem to know he was also law enforcement so no.

[@UncleKennybobs]

You must have missed the camera@@donquixote8462

[@Cyd98]

I don’t really see the first one going that much differently

[@raphaellavictoria01]

17:55 There's something hilarious in how the husband exits the car, in that situation, in a kilt

[@kevinr.3542]

Yeah, I remember thinking if you're planning on storming off in anger and want to be takin seriously it would be helpful if you aren't dressed hilariously

[@gatsbye53]

Lol, glad to see I wasn't the only one to notice that.

[@copscam]

The twists and turns in this crime story are incredible. Instant karma turns it into a suspenseful masterpiece!

[@HumbleBunk]

“I don’t want a ride from you guys!” followed by an angry walk away from the car in a kilt at 17:50 gave me one of the biggest laughs in recent memory.

[@MikeyMac95]

the guy in the kilt should've been charged for dressing like an englishman at a Scottish wedding.

[@austynrose2286]

This is my favorite channel on KZbin right now. Phenomenal content and it’s been rolling out rather quickly. Please keep up the brilliant work.

[@DetectiveWilliams]

Thanks! Will do!

[@trava4156]

The last one, when the husband gets out in a fucking KILT!?! I am LAUGHING MY ASS OFF!! 😂😂😂

[@TriviaMaster]

Female cop’s Karen husband was wearing a KILT! That’s too perfect. 😂😂😂

[@rb3011]

Wow. Augustine had a REAL friend in that officer or supervisor. My goodness, that gentleman BEGGED him to take his help. What an incredible effort.

[@simonking-zb5ok]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 YOU MEAN HE WOULD GO THE EXTRA MILE FOR ANOTHER COP . GIVE ME A BRACK

[@user-rh4hr9ky2k]

Are you high?

[@machellelokersonvlog1273]

No one should be above the law. Kudos to his coworker! 🙏❤️🇺🇸💎😊

[@dantegiura2100]

If only cops were this understanding across the board

[@daironman973nwk7]

I don’t know what’s worse that she’s drunk or the husband is wearing a kilt with boots😂😂😂… can we say he’s a “super freak, super freak”….super freakaaaayyyy!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@stevehandley6025]

Why isn't he in cuffs??? And he's gonna let him walk out?? Come on man!! Arrest his ass just like anyone else!!

[@greymangaming1877]

Are you blind or willfully ignorant? Have you tried wrestling a massive drunk man in a room full of weapons?

[@NickAndWolf]

In the military we get a lot of folks who do stupid shit like drink and drive, get caught on a drug test, basically end their careers, and those guys always think it's the end of the world and the best thing they can do it just crash and burn hard-core. If anyone out there does find themselves in a helpless situation where they feel like they fucked up and there's no way out, there is and you have choices. Call the crisis hotline, talk to your boss, tell your friends, talk to your spouse.

[@J_GoTTi]

I feel for Auggie. I know that feeling seriously. But no one else would catch a break like that. Maybe the president.

[@GrumpyJerk]

"Auggie" is a man-child. Kate is a cop wanting special accommodations. Good video. Thanks for postin’! Cheers from H-Town!

[@mrmtoad]

Auggie needs help, like serious mental health help. A big dumb animal.

[@swapshots4427]

How very gracious of that officer.! It must be nice to get such empathy.! Typical hypocrisy from those "serving & protecting" "How would you like me to go about covering this up?"

[@grantwilliams630]

I love when people use the “I’m from home” excuse. Most people don’t know, but if you commit a felony and make it home, then home base rules apply and you’re safe.

[@caesarskiba9008]

Bullshit how they are treated. Cops should get TWICE the punishment! Not this sugar coat bs!

[@lyndabugg8732]

The wife was acquitted of all charges and was given $200,000 in back pay. Seriously ridiculous!!! She should have consequences for refusing. If citizens refuse we automatically get our licenses suspended.

[@herbthompson8937]

It was a shitty pull over. 99% of people cross over the double yellow when turning left. I hope that's the reason why.

[@YoungDeathWish]

I feel bad for the first cop trying to deal with his belligerent drunk friend. can't be an easy situation for him.

[@dirk143]

Seems very easy and calculated, posing as a friend helps.

[@tajchoriso]

Truly

[@tajchoriso]

Hope Auggie gets the help he needs

[@dalimoreomali2994]

@@dirk143 It's what they do. They will be your buddy as they write down everything you say as a confession. They'll be your buddy right up until the point that they put you in a cell. Then they'll be your buddy when they get you out to go to court. Because it makes their job easier: and their job is going to ruin your life. I know a few cops. They'll take what little you got in this world and laugh about it with their friends later. Do most people in these situations deserve to get their world turned upside-down? Yeah. Do they care whether the person deserved it or not? No. The only thing that'll even move the needle as to whether they will exercise their authority or let you go on a given day is how annoyed they are at the thought of paperwork.

[@andreasvedeler80]

@@tajchorisoHope Auggies wife gets away from that angry drunk who for sure beats her

[@43bikeguy]

The first story demonstrates the compassion and patience that cops could employ if they chose to, it seems its reserved for cops only.