During my 29 years as a police officer in Florida, I've seen cops do very dumb things. This one is just plain obnoxious. >> Hey, how are you? >> Good. >> Are they out skiing? >> They're out skiing. He's I think he's trying to click in or I don't know what he's trying to click in. I don't >> And the cowboy hat? >> They fell over into the racks. >> Okay. >> They walked over here. There's a lady with them. The lady hit somebody in the head and I was like, "You guys chill out." He fell there. He's standing there, but there's like blood on the snow where he fell. He was like kind of coughing and >> What's the guy right there in the cowboy hat? >> Yeah, he's super intoxicated. >> Is there anybody else with them? >> There is. >> Yeah, they dropped in a >> This one right here is a pink >> Before this season kicks off, this is a tourist area. People come down here to unwind and sometimes they go a little bit overboard. So, if you have a drinking problem where you live and you muster the money to come down on on vacation, chances are that that drinking problem is going to be well magnified in your vacation destination. >> Hey. I'll check out her and I'll check out him. >> Hey, Drew. >> Probably not. >> What's going on today? We got called about you guys. >> You heard about me? >> Yeah. Are you guys >> He's German. >> Okay. Uh it was very slow reactions and swaying, glassy-eyed, thousand-mile stare, blood on underneath her lip like she'd been injured, but it's that's probably common in a ski resort. And she said that he is German. >> I'm a police officer with the Ski Valley Police Department and we got called to check on you guys. >> I'm law enforcement in Texas. >> You're law enforcement in Texas for what department? What happened to your face? >> Oh my god, it's so hard. >> You fell on your face? >> Like 10 times No, honestly like 20 times. >> Okay. >> So what? >> Did you not pay full attention? >> What's your name? >> Officer Hutter, I already told you that. >> Hutter? >> Yes, it's right here. >> I'm a sergeant. >> Okay, I see where this is going and I don't like it. >> Where are you guys coming from? >> Texas. >> Texas? Did you get a day pass or you've been drinking today? Stumbling, I can smell alcohol on your breath. >> The ship's are rocking. I mean these people are having trouble staying up on skis. She's holding a snowboard and can't stand still. >> Hutter, yes. What the >> Yeah, well how much did you have to drink? >> Okay, you're acting brand new. I don't go out. I do not go out. Officer Hut Hutter. >> Where are you guys Are you staying up here? >> Yes. >> She's already on this appeal to authority thing. She thinks that she has authority over him first of all because she works in a maybe a bigger jurisdiction. This is a ski village police department, so for some reason she thinks that gives her some kind of privilege. The fact that she's law enforcement thinks that she gets some kind of privilege and she's saying she's a sergeant. >> I'm law enforcement. So for me to watch me like this is crazy. >> Well, they called us because they said you're impaired. >> I I let me just say it right here. I I I've been sober for 18 years now. It's because of this. It's like I want to avoid this and this level of embarrassment. So even when I do civilian breakdowns of people that are knee buckling drunk, I still have compassion for them and I hope they find sobriety. >> Snowboard, is that right? >> A little kid. >> Yeah? >> Yeah, a little kid got run into me and I like picked him up. >> You picked him up off of you? >> Yes. >> When did that happen? >> Um >> like an hour ago. >> Okay, also another observation, it is 2:00 in the afternoon and they are this intoxicated. >> Just hang out here for a second, okay? You sure you don't need any medical attention? >> No, what are you >> I don't know why you're getting angry with me. I'm just asking you questions trying to help you. Why? >> So, I'm from Texas. >> That's fine. >> Like um, like this is my first time skateboarding the hill, though. No. >> Okay, I don't understand your point, though. >> You don't understand my point? >> No. >> As uh my daughter has had four World Series. Like Oklahoma, Louisiana. >> Uh-huh. So, her daughter has had four World Series and uh you good for her daughter. I mean, like take nothing away from her. Her daughter is not uh being represented very well here. >> Who are you here with? >> My boyfriend. >> No, we're not. >> I'm law enforcement. >> You already told me that. I know. >> It's an embarrassment. It's a total embarrassment. >> Came here with your police department. Is that what you're saying? >> With my boyfriend, which is >> Oh, okay. Where is he at? >> daddy to my kids. >> Where is he at? Is that him right there? >> He's in camo. >> He's right there. >> Yeah. So, what is the problem? >> Um, if anybody says so what the F is the problem to me, it's going to be an issue. The fact that she's in law enforcement is probably tripled the issue. So, lest anyone thinks that she's getting some kind of free pass because for talking this way or for dropping the law enforcement credential, you know, secret code word supposedly, she wouldn't get that from me. >> What happened to him? >> What do you mean what happened to him? >> Looks like he's having a hard time. >> Yeah, the guy is >> We've been drinking. We went to the bar, they gave us drinks. What the [ __ ] do you mean? >> I hope she's not like this in real life. You can let me know in the comments. Let it rain down. I definitely have a little bit of grace for her as I do with everybody with an addiction. >> I had like two beers. >> Two beers? >> [sighs] >> Two beers. >> You don't know. >> How much do you think you had? >> We're law enforcement. >> We're law enforcement. You've told me that multiple times. All right, I understand that. You've got that across. >> No, no, you don't get that. I hope that when your wife finds out when you're >> I don't have a wife. >> Whatever the >> I don't have a wife. >> When whoever the you are with >> Not with anybody. Okay, that's very telling to me. She's saying, "I hope when your wife finds out that you're cheating on her with whoever you're with." She could be describing her own situation. We don't know. >> I think they're just checking on him to make sure he's okay. >> And we're all law enforcement. And if you're not going to check on my dude >> We're checking on him right now. >> No, [ __ ] you. >> Why are you >> marry, you know nothing. But that man is SAPD. >> But you told me that. I understand that. >> Whatever the [ __ ] y'all go through. That man goes through more than y'all. >> Okay, this is the part I want to address. You You may not understand what she's saying. You may understand very well what she's saying. She's She's using it to to one-up this officer and belittle him and say basically, "You're just a ski patrol cop." >> [snorts] >> That man right there goes through more than everything y'all go through. >> Okay. Come back here, okay? Come stand back with me. >> Don't touch me. >> You need to stand back with me. >> You're not law enforcement. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. >> She just raised it to a whole new level. It's not even just like you're not law enforcement. He's saying, "Yes, I am." Which now she does know for certain that he is. She's still actively resisting and trying to get away from him. And then this happens. >> I hit him. >> No, you hit his officer. >> No, I didn't. No, I didn't. >> Yes, you did. You hit me in the arm. >> I'm law enforcement in Texas. >> Let me help you. >> And we deal with more than y'all. >> Huh? We're dealing with you right now. >> You don't deal with it well. >> You're not going to be law enforcement any longer because you just got arrested. We're trying to help him and then you won't let us help. >> No. There's nothing wrong with him. >> Okay, we'll figure something out, okay? >> So, he says, "You're probably not going to be law enforcement any longer because you just got arrested." And even that doesn't have any kind of any effect on her whatsoever. She's still kind of like in this demanding phase. >> I'm law enforcement. >> Okay, I'll just take her and I'll come back and I'll take care of him. >> I'll be with you. I need to go to my husband. >> What you were bringing him in for? >> For what? >> Cut himself. >> He cut himself? >> He has a hand that's all cut up. That's why we're trying to help him, but you didn't let us. >> Yeah, we're law enforcement in New >> Hey, calm down. We're trying to help you. >> No, we're No. New Mexico and Texas state the same. >> Hit me in the arm. Do you have an idea on you? >> Can you >> What's up? >> I'm right here. I'm law enforcement. >> Okay, we'll get it when we get to the way. Okay, just leave it at that. You'll be cool, okay? Well, I'll be calling you. You call me. So, this is not a good idea. The people that put handcuffs on you that are escorting you to their patrol car, you're She's saying that they're fake. They're not real cops because only real cops live in Texas. Um but if she's making out that she's a real cop I'm the police chief. You got the main dog here. >> [laughter] >> This backfired on her so bad cuz she was throwing around the fact that she was a sergeant at the beginning and uh you know, that's the top dog. [laughter] And she says, "I hope your sergeant hears about this." And he just very calmly responds, "I'm the police chief. You've got the big dog here." >> What's your name? >> Hill. >> You're the chief? >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, what did I do? >> You hit the officer. But work with us. You come with us. >> No, I never hit your officer. >> Okay, just be calm. Yeah, we have body cams. Just Just be calm with us and we'll work with you, okay? Don't make it worse. Don't make it worse. >> No, babe. No, babe. Let me tell you something. >> Okay, this is where the professional courtesy that everybody thinks is this thin blue line exists. What he's telling her is she's going to jail. You committed a felony. You hit one of my officers and you're going to jail. She is running her mouth. So, she thinking like a chief is saying, "Look, if you don't talk, you won't make this any worse for yourself. Like, you could still maybe salvage your career." >> Where can we take your boyfriend cuz he's really really intoxicated and we don't want to take him to jail. Where are you guys staying at? >> Maybe drive him to his motel or something so I can help him out. Motel. Some kind of plan. >> Down downtown? >> A quick one. If you want the follow-ups on these cases plus trial updates and some of the dumbest criminal stories that I actually come across, that's the Off Duty Report. It's free. It's a newsletter. The link's below. Okay, keep watching. >> Yeah, but like >> In town? Or you know, he said something way down there. >> No, no, we're in town. >> All right. Can you think of the name? >> Can Can he let go of me? >> Okay. I'll I'll I'll get I'll get I'll get you. >> All right. >> Come on. That's all right. So, can you tell me where? >> Yeah. Um Just go. >> It's okay. Come on. >> You're the chief? >> Yes. >> That's obnoxious. She's ordering that officer around and then looking at the chief as in, "You're the chief and you're going to let him just stand here?" She has dug herself a very very deep hole here. >> I'm not talking to you in front of him. I'm not talking to you in front of him. >> Can I get your wallet to see if you're law enforcement? This one here? >> Yeah. I am law enforcement. >> What What agency? >> Uh I'm not feeding that to you. I'm law enforcement. >> Do you have a uh uh wallet? >> Yeah, pick whatever the [ __ ] you want. I'm law enforcement. >> So, you don't have a wallet? >> In Texas, we're not doing this. >> In Texas, we're not doing this. I beg to differ. I know a lot of Texas law enforcement officers, first of all, uh but secondly, maybe that's the problem. >> Check my phone. Can you un Oh my god. [snorts] >> Is that Is Is your boyfriend there? >> That's my husband. >> I'm going to help him out, but you need to be calm, okay? So I can help him out cuz if not, he's really, really bad. >> I know he is. >> Okay. >> That's my husband. >> Okay, this is all we have on the information, dude. Okay, let me put you in here. Let me go help him out, okay? Let me go help your husband. Well, I have to help him because he's by himself. >> He's good. >> I know, but I got to help him cuz I don't want him getting arrested, okay? He's cut. He has his hands cut. He has a big cut. I'm going to take him to the hospital cuz he's cut pretty bad, okay? >> And we're law enforcement. We came in to have a good time. >> All right. >> You're not helping me. >> Well, then help us Well, help us out. You know what? He has a cut hand. He can't walk. What do you want us to do with him? >> Yes, he can. >> Give me a place to take him. >> The hotel. >> I know, but what's the hotel name? There's like 30 hotels. >> Um Your chief? >> Yes. >> [snorts] >> Let me talk to you. >> Okay. >> [laughter] >> Excuse me. >> Huh? Where do you stay at? >> We're in Texas. >> Okay. >> And we're divorced. He's wanting a divorce. >> Are you married to him or are you married to somebody else? >> No, I'm married to him. >> You both wanting a divorce? With each other? >> I'm not >> I'm sorry. Yeah. >> And we're trying to make it work. We got kids. We got four kids. >> Yeah. >> [snorts] >> And we're just like, let's go out, blah blah blah. >> Right. >> I've never been in My dad was a police chief My dad's make man in >> Okay. >> in San Antonio. Like my dad's the chief of police in San Antonio. >> Okay. >> Promise you that. I've given my credentials. >> I can't find them though. Did you leave them in the room? >> No, I got my >> was that purse. That's all I got out of the purses. >> No, I got my Um, buckle me. >> I can't, you know that. >> The chief [snorts] is very sane, and she's like, "Unbuckle me." And he's like, "I can't, you know that." >> My husband says he's a chief. >> Well, then let's save his job by getting in the car. >> dad is a chief of police. >> Well, let's save him because you're already in trouble because you hit him. Well, let me go save your husband because if not, he's going to go to jail, too, okay? Let me put you in the car. Just calm down and then try to figure out the apartment, the the motel that way I can give him a ride and take him over there, okay? >> Why is the Why did this happen right now? >> Cuz you guys are falling and drunk, and he's cut up, he's bleeding all over the place. >> But I'm not cutting up. >> No, but you punched the officer when you yelling at us. We're trying to help you guys. All we got to do is give you guys a ride home. We're going to take you to town. I was even going to personally take you guys cuz I want to get you in trouble, but you you start fighting with us. But be calm, and maybe we can work something out. >> that right now. >> Okay, this is another point I just want to make that you think that cops would only do that for other cops. That's not [snorts] the truth, either. >> Let me call the chief of police. >> Okay, get in and then we'll let you. Go ahead and >> You got my phone? >> Yeah, but get in first and then I'll give it to you when you get in, okay? Let me go help him because he's going to get arrested. Hurry, we're going to go fast. >> uh uh >> Come on. >> You're lying to me. >> No, I'm not lying to you. I'm going to help YOU. >> I'M A COP. >> WELL, that's why you want to help him out. >> I'm 20 years in this, and you think that I don't know? >> Okay, let's get in cuz I need to help him right now. >> up. >> See, I'm trying to be nice to you. I'm not yelling [snorts] at you. Don't yell at me, please. >> But you know what? Call my mom. >> Well, do you want to help him out? Get in the car. >> That's my man. >> Well, let me get him before he gets arrested. I'm the only one that can help him. >> We only came over here for vacation, bro. >> Okay, get in so I can go help him. >> What's your name? >> Officer Hutter. >> Help me up. >> Got it. Okay, push. Push with your leg. I got you. Push. >> And I'm a law enforcement. >> There you go. >> All right. >> Put your foot inside so I can help him. >> Yeah. Where's the He's >> Okay, he's >> Help me out. >> Just get in real quick. Put your feet so I can go help him. He's hurt. I need to help him. He cut his hand. Let me go help him. Get in. >> What's his name? >> I don't know what his name Tell us. >> Your name. >> Miguel. >> You're going to let me out here like this? >> No, I got to go deal with him first. >> Here, let's put your feet in, okay? I'm going to close this, okay? Let me help you. Thank you very much, okay? Okay. Just >> All right, go ahead. >> Okay, you in? Okay. I got to figure out what we're going to do with him cuz he's a big boy. >> Okay, I'm going to read you your rights real quick, all right? >> Yeah. >> So >> wallet's, too. >> Your what? >> They're my wallets. I'm a cop. >> Okay, I know you told me that. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. >> Yeah, shut the [ __ ] up. You hear me? Read it. >> The higher law >> face. >> One will be appointed to if you wish. >> Get the [ __ ] out of my face. I'm your people. Are you going to treat me like this? >> He could easily say the exact same thing. If you're one of my people, you wouldn't treat me like this. So, this is the other angle. This is the >> This is the male the first approach. >> I'm good. >> Where are you bleeding from? >> I don't know. >> You hurt yourself? >> No, I'm good. >> Well, we have to get you out of here cuz you can't be intoxicated in the middle of this. Let me help you out. Let me just help you out. Where are you going to go to the room? >> I'm good, bro. >> Well, we're going to stop you with >> What? >> Give you a ride to your room. Where do you want to take you? I'm going to get you a chair so you can sit down for a little bit. >> I'm good, bro. I'm good. >> You're not good cuz I need to take you somewhere. >> I'm good. >> I'm not going to take you to jail, dude. I'm trying to help you out here. >> No, I'm not >> Bear in mind, this is this is the proof I want to uh put put in front of you. The chief has no idea who this guy is. The chief has no idea who that girl in pink is, and he's having this conversation with him. And he's saying the exact same thing he he was saying to her. Look, I don't want to put you in jail. Uh you know, like he doesn't know he's a cop. >> I'm law enforcement. >> I'm law enforcement. >> Yeah. >> Okay, he just let him know now about like a minute into the conversation. I'm law enforcement. >> You're in law enforcement? Where? San Antonio. Where? >> Hello, this is San Antonio. >> San Antonio? Yeah. SAPD? Yeah. I got friends in SAPD. >> Yeah, we're dealing with There's two intoxicated people here where are you with? >> You know the alert center? Over at San Antonio? Marcus? I'm here. Yeah, man. No worries. >> Yeah, they're right here. They're They're right here. This guy's bleeding so we're having to take care of him trying to figure out how to take him down or something. >> You're trying to counsel >> All right. >> He's a friend of mine. Yeah, man. Get it together. >> All right, brother. You're all right. >> You're all right, man. >> I'm all right. >> Okay, it's uh deep uncontrollable crying at this point. >> How's your day? >> Busy. It's one of those days. >> One of those days. >> Yeah. >> All right, bro. We got you a chair. What's your name? Huh? >> Ted. >> Ted? >> Ted. >> All right, man. Well, >> Ted. >> We got a chair right here >> He's so drunk. He's that he can't even say his name like with a They can't even understand what he's saying. >> Get your back. We're going to I'm just going to Subscribe for more than this, but my other channel, The Comp Center, covers true crime from the 911 call through the verdict. The link is down in the description. Okay, so you're hearing in the background, this is where she starts yelling and screaming about how he goes through more. Hopefully your wife and kids get killed, is that what she just said? >> Skylin, I'm going to undo your Is that your name, right? >> What? >> You said you'd be giving me your name, and is it Skylin? >> Skylin, yeah. I did give you my name. >> I didn't get it from you. I'm going to undo your seat belt and help you up, okay? >> I don't even have a seat belt. You didn't put my seat belt on. >> I thought the >> You did not put my seat belt on. >> I'm going to help you up, okay? >> Yeah, you didn't help. You didn't put my seat belt on. Shut up. You touched me first. And I'm a cop. I know I'm a cop, yeah. Don't >> You're going to see, I guarantee it. Like these these cops are going to have the exact same reaction. If If you're a cop, you wouldn't be acting like this. >> Cop. You touched me, I'm a Shut the I have a higher No, right? We got jackass no reason. So crazy. Right here. Don't be personal. >> Okay, so now her dad is the sheriff because a little while ago he was the chief police San Antonio. Finally though, one of the cops stood up and and said exactly what I've been thinking the whole time like you're acting like a jackass. You're not doing yourself any favors. You're not doing the profession any favors. Stop saying you're law enforcement. >> Thank you. >> Okay, records show that Sistrunk was charged with battery on a peace officer. It's a fourth degree felony in New Mexico and misdemeanor concealing identity. She didn't come off with her name right off the bat. She was fired a few weeks later. Thompson, the male, is still with San Antonio PD. He took suspensions for not reporting the incident. It's my understanding he ran into some other trouble after this. Everything said on scene about family, careers, and what happened before deputies arrived, well, that obviously comes from the people on the camera. We didn't see that. 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