You're getting you're getting a free ride. >> No, I'm not. >> When Shenita Terara left a Houston bar in 2020, confused and disoriented, she was met by two Harris County deputies. Both were off duty, one moonlighting as bar security. But they didn't call her an Uber. They put her in a patrol car. >> See you in the morning. >> That next morning, Terrell woke up in pain and rushed to the hospital for a rape exam. >> I live with it every day. When police say offduty, this is what they mean. Harris County Deputy Michael Hines was working an offduty job in uniform, armed, using police authority. A woman was placed into a marked patrol car, told she was being taken home. A rape kit later found DNA matching Hines. He pleaded guilty to felony attempted sexual assault. And the punishment? No prison. deferred adjudication because apparently even a guilty plea still comes with a cop discount. That's not accountability. That's policy. Thin blue lies, baby.