Hey, driver's license, registration, proof of insurance. >> I'm a pro car deputy. >> I don't have a choice. It's the same for anybody else. I can't treat anybody any differently. >> I'm law enforcement. So, for you to watching me like this is crazy. Don't touch me. >> You need to stand back with me. >> You're not law enforcement. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. >> Now you're going to jail. He just hit me. You know, a badge comes with responsibility. But these officers allegedly cross the lines. They were supposed to respect. When fellow cops step in, the consequences can be just as serious as the allegations themselves. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Let's take a look at today's cases in cops versus the dumbest corrupt cops who go against their oath. Starting off with this drunk cop who's flexing her badge to avoid being arrested. >> But right now, I'm getting an odor of alcohol off of you. Your speech is slurred. >> Like you understand. I'm aut >> welcome to August 10th, 2024 in Florida. Cops find a car idling in the middle of the road with a driver passed out behind the wheel. What's happening here? >> What's up? Is everything okay? >> Yeah. Yeah, everything's fine right now. I'm just going to wait for a second unit and I'm going to evaluate for you you for a DUI right now because I think you're intoxicated. All right. So, in the meantime, I'm just going to read you some things. So, you already know how this works, right? And you know, if you're if you're not intoxicated, if I deem that you're good to drive and you you go through the all the exercises with no problem, then you'll be free to go. All right. But right now, you're parked kind of in a weird spot. This isn't a parking spot when there's a whole bunch of parking spots right up that way. Yeah, >> like I said, your speech is kind of slurred. I'm getting the odor of alcohol and you didn't really seem to be with it when I tried to raise your attention. So, that's what I'm thinking right now. >> But, I'm just going to I'm just going to read you some things real quick. All right. Because right now, I'm changing hats to a DUI investigation. Okay. >> For more information, this woman's a deputy with the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office who's worn the badge since 2010. And the primary officer doesn't work with her. She answers to a totally different chain of command. >> And having these rights in mind, do you want to talk to us? Sure. >> Okay. So, did you have anything to drink tonight? All right. So, I'm going to ask you to do a series of exercises for me. Are you willing to do those? >> No. Okay. You do realize that if you refuse to do them, I have to go based on my observations, correct? >> Yeah. That I'm >> to determine. Okay. and the odor of alcohol, your slurred speech, your inability to stand up without swaying. >> Do you want me to stand up? What do you want me to do? >> Listen, we just wanted you you're not safe behind the wheel. That's all we were asking you to do is perform a couple things. So that way it proves to us that you're okay to drive and you can do it on your >> And like I said, if you if you you go through it all with flying colors and I think that you're fine to drive, then you're free to go. >> But right now, I'm getting an odor of alcohol off of you. Your speech is slurred. I understand like you understand a deputy. I'm a deputy for the sheriff's office. >> Oh, you're a deputy? >> I am. >> So, that's what I was saying. I was pulled over talking to my boyfriend on my phone. >> Do you have your ID on you? >> Yeah. >> Is it inside the car? >> Yeah. >> In your purse. >> So, is my weapon? Yeah. >> Gotcha. I get you. I get you. >> So, I'm not trying to create a problem right there. Oh, then as a deputy, you're fully aware of your obligations as a driver and you choose to disregard them. She puts a stain on law enforcement. >> Kind of bent over like that. I rolled up right next to her, rolled down my window, kind of looked at her for a couple of seconds. >> Can I grab your ID? Do you mind? >> I just She has a weapon in there. I just can't have you go in there. I want to believe you obviously that you're a deputy, but you know, like how we are. I just want to make sure we can get you. >> It's just an officer safety issue until we can determine. >> Is it okay if I grab this and the passenger? Okay. Where is it? >> My purse. >> Yep. >> Front seat. Passenger >> just to verify. Okay. Thank you. >> Is it your service weapon that you have in there or personal? >> Okay. >> Yeah, I get it. Mine Mine's too big to carry on me when I'm just going about my life, too. I have a smaller one that I carry with me. Were you downtown or what? What is it you were doing? >> We were out on the key. >> Out on the key. Leo or Siesta? >> Yeah. Your purse underneath the driver's seat. Grab it. Okay. When did you leave Siesta? >> I mean timewise. >> Yeah, like about >> 10 minutes ago. >> 10 minutes ago you left Siesta. >> We were talking and I pulled over because I didn't want to text or drive. >> Okay, I get you. Our supervisor is just on the way. That's what we're waiting for. Okay. You shouldn't be too long. >> Okay. How long have you been with the sheriff's office? >> 14 years. >> 14 years >> almost. Okay. September will be 14. Gotcha. >> And are you on the road or are you in the jail? >> You know, for a cop of 14 years experience, she should have known better than to drive drunk. >> I get you. It's just a weird >> Now, now, now I just have concerns with letting you drive because of some of the behaviors that I told you I was observing. So, that's why our sergeant's on the way right now. >> Hi, how are you? Where did we come from? >> Where did we come from? >> I'm out on >> So, I'm just going to run through a couple of things again. All right. Just want to reiterate things and try and figure out >> Okay. >> exactly what's going on. >> Okay. >> So, where did you say you were coming from? >> I was out on the key. >> Which key? >> Siesta Key. >> Siesta Key. Okay. And about what time did you leave Siesta Key? >> I don't have a time frame. >> You don't have a time frame? About how long before I first started interacting with you. Did you leave Siesta Key >> within a couple minutes? I was pulling over to text. >> Okay. And where were you headed to? >> I was pulling over to text. >> Yeah. But where were you going? You left Siesta Key, so you had to have a destination in mind. Like what what was that destination? >> I was asking my boyfriend where he wanted me to pick him up back. >> Okay. And where did you say your boyfriend was? >> He's hasn't told me where to pick him up. >> He hasn't told you where to pick him up? No. >> Were you guys together on the key? Yes. >> Okay. How did you two become separate? Just walk me through your night. Like I'm just trying to figure out how we got here. >> So, I got a text message and I pulled over on the side of the street to be able to look at the text message. >> I didn't want to keep driving while I was texting. So, I pulled my >> But how where did where did you and your boyfriend separate? How did that happen? >> We were out on the key. He went home separately. >> He went home separately. And then now he's somewhere that isn't home that you don't know where he is and you have to pick him up. I'm just trying to figure out like you said you and your boyfriend were together. How did he get home? Did he drive separately? >> I'm not sure how he got home. Pulled over >> because I got a text message. So I >> I know that part. I know that part. But what about on the key? Like did he leave the key before you? Did you leave it before him? I don't remember. >> But you were together >> when we got to the key. I did the key. >> Okay. Were you guys hanging out or were you guys just both there at the same time? >> You know, at first her answers sound kind of vague. But once you find out who she's talking about, that vagueness, oh becomes a lot more interesting. You see, the boyfriend she couldn't place, couldn't reach, and couldn't explain was a deputy with her own sheriff's office. And this wasn't some random guy she met on key. He was with her that night. So now the sergeant's real question isn't about texts and pickup spots. Oh, it's much bigger. How much had she been drinking with another deputy before getting behind the wheel? >> And you don't know how he got home, but you got a text from him and you wanted to pull over to >> Yeah. >> Would you mind if I looked at your phone to check your recent messages just to see if he texted you? He >> did text me. >> Would you mind if I look to verify that? You you is that yes I can check or no you don't want me to check? I don't want >> you don't want me to check. Okay. And you said that you had some alcohol while you were on the key. Correct. >> I have a drink. >> A drink. One? >> Yeah. >> Just one? >> Yes. >> Okay. And what was that drink? >> Like how did you order it from the bartender? Act like you're ordering it again? >> I didn't. You didn't order it? >> I did not. >> Okay. So, how did you get it then? >> He gave it to me. >> Your boyfriend did? >> Yeah. >> Okay. But you don't have any idea what it was? Like he just handed you something and you just like you just drink it? Like do you know what it was? What was in it? Is that a no you don't know or no you don't want to answer? Because either one is fine. You can exercise your ride at any time. Not to answer my questions, but I'm just trying to figure out how we got here. >> I got here because I was driving and I got a text message, so I pulled over. >> I understand that, but this is this isn't a normal spot to pull over to check your >> Look at how narrow the shoulder is. There's an elevated curb on either side. Like, this is a general safety issue. And due to your decision to stop here, >> regardless of what the reason, whether it was to check your phone, whether it was because you were tired and wanted to take a nap, like I think that the judgment that was behind that decision leads me to think that you're intoxicated. So that's why I'm asking you about the drink that you had because, you know, one beer is very different than, you know, a glass of whiskey this big. Like the two can be very different. So do you have any idea what it was you were drinking? The officer then asked her if she wanted to perform a field sobriety test again. >> And I'm going to ask you one more time. Do will you run through some field sobriety exercises with me? >> No. Just you're refusing under the knowledge that I have to go based on my observations with how to move forward. Correct. >> Observations of what? >> My observations of your behavior. >> Of what? >> Of your slurred speech. The odor of alcohol that I can smell right now. I'm standing at least 4T away from you and I can smell alcohol on you. >> I just had a drink. >> I know. But I'm trying to figure out how much because right now one drink it doesn't sit quite right with me. You don't want to do the exercises and that's fine that you're right. You don't have to. But right now I'm getting the odor of alcohol. >> Right. >> Your speech is slurred. You made a questionable judgment call by pulling over onto the side of the road right here instead of, you know, waiting until there was a safe spot to pull over. You are leaning up against the car for support. There's a lot of indicators that I'm getting here. >> You can you can lean on the car. It's fine, >> but you're just I just want to make sure that you understand that I have to go based on my observations of your behavior without a move forward. Correct. >> Which are your observations? >> I just listed them off for you and I'm not going to do it a third time. All right? So, you don't want to do the field spory exercises would there's a few of them. I would check your eyes. You do a walk and turn. You do a one leg stand. And then I would evaluate your performance in those exercises and see if I thought you were safe to drive. >> I pulled over to make a >> I understand that, but that's not what we're talking about right now. So, do you want to do the exercises or not? Okay, turn around. Put your hands behind your back, please. >> With refusal comes arrest based on observation. >> Do you have anything on you? Anything at all? Any weapons? I know you you told us about the gun in your purse, and that's fine, but do you have anything on you? >> No. Okay. No. No drugs, nothing. >> Okay. Back. Swing your legs over. >> It's tight for me. All right. She was charged with DUI. Hours later, she was released on a $500 bond, but that's not important. What matters is the person who paid that bond. It's the same deputy she spent the night with and the same one that she was so unwilling to talk about. The sheriff's office general's orders are explicit on this one. Members are not permitted to furnish bail for anyone outside their immediate family. She resigned from the county sheriff's office. The internal affairs investigation that followed did nothing to soften this. Investigators sustained findings against her for commission of a crime, conduct unbecoming, and moral character and concluded that she'd engaged in conduct which adversely affected the discipline, good order, and reputation of the sheriff's office. Say bye-bye to 14 years of service. Moving on to this case now, where a very drunk cop couple ruins their career while on vacation. >> I'm law enforcement. So for you to watching me like this is >> 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. >> Now you're going to jail. You just hit me. >> Welcome to January 6th, 2026. And cops get to a ski resort for reports of two drunk and disorderly individuals. Let's check it out. >> Hey, how are you? Good. Are they out skiing? >> He's I think he's trying to clip in. I don't think he's trying to over there. They fell over into the racks. >> They walked over here. There's a lady with um 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 cafe? Yeah, he's super intoxic. >> Is there drunk? >> This one right here is a pink drunk. >> Yeah, >> I'll check out her and I'll check. >> As the title of this video mentions, this woman and her boyfriend are cops. One is from Hondao PD and the other is from San Antonio PD and both are off duty. Probably not. >> What's going on today? We got called about you guys. >> You about me? >> Yeah. >> You're German. You're German. >> Uh, I'm a police officer with the Ski Valley Police Department. We got called to check on you guys. >> I'm law enforcement in Texas. >> You're law enforcement Texas for what department? >> What happened to your face? >> Oh my god. It's so hard. You fell on your face. >> Like 10 time. No, honestly like 20 times. >> Okay. >> So what? >> Do you need medical attention? >> What's your name? >> Officer Hutter. I already told you that. >> Hunter. >> Yes, it's right here. >> I'm a sergeant. >> Okay, that's that's great. I'm glad to hear that. Where are you guys coming from? >> Texas. >> Texas. Did you get a day pass or you've been drinking today? You're stumbling. I can smell alcohol on your breath. Hotter. 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 Hunter, >> where are you guys? Are you staying up here? >> Yes. >> I'm law enforcement. >> So, for me to watching me like this is >> All right, guys. If we take a drink every time she says law enforcement, I don't know if we'd make it to the end of the video. And if you're actually thinking about playing it, hey, please be careful. She flexes that a lot. >> Crazy. >> Well, they called us because they said you were impaired and it sounded like somebody got hit with a your snowboard. Is that right? >> A little kid? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. A little kid got ran 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. Well, just hang out here for a sec, okay? You sure you don't need any medical attention? >> No. What? >> I don't know why you're getting angry with me. I'm just asking you a question trying to help with you. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm from Texas. What the like? Um like this is my first time skateboarding on snow. >> Okay. I don't understand your point though. >> You don't understand my point? >> No. >> Is that my daughter has had four World Series? Like Oklahoma, Louisiana. >> Uh-huh. >> All this. >> Wow. >> Who are you here with? >> You're with me. >> No, I'm not. >> I'm law enforcement. >> You already told me that. I know. >> I understand that. Who are you here with? >> SAPD. >> SAPD. You came here with your police department. >> Is that what you're saying? >> With my boyfriend, which is >> Oh, okay. Where's he? >> The baby daddy to my kids. >> Where's he at? >> Take a look at your hand. >> Is that him right there? >> He's in camo. >> He's right there. >> Yeah. >> There's drunk and there's hammered. And this one is super hammered. The sad thing is this entitled piece of poo is a Leo and she already made sure everyone knows about it. >> We got called to check on you guys. I already told you that. >> By who? >> By our ski patrol. >> You're going down. >> So just relax. >> Okay. >> What happened to your boyfriend? >> Yeah, they're right here. >> He does not like to be out. >> What do you mean? >> Cuz we don't spend like $1,000 out here. >> Yeah. What happened to him? >> What do you mean? What happened to him? >> Looks like he's having a hard time. >> We've been drinking. We went to the bar to give us drinks. What the do you mean? >> How much did you have to drink? >> I had like two beers. >> Two beers? >> Only two beers? >> How much do you think he had? >> We're law enforcement. >> Okay. You've told me that multiple times. All right, I understand that. >> You got that cross. >> No, you don't get that. >> Damn girl, two beers. I'd hate to see what you like after three. >> I hope that when your wife finds out when you're cheating. >> I don't have a wife. >> Whatever the >> I don't have a wife. >> When whoever the you are with. >> Not with anybody. >> Not going to embarrass my [ __ ] husband. 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 >> You're not married. You're not nothing. >> And that man is SAPD. >> You told me that. I didn't understand that. Whatever the y'all go through, that man goes through more than y'all. >> We don't need you. >> You That man right there goes through more than everything y'all go through. >> Okay. >> No. >> No. You don't need >> piss. You don't need a piss. >> 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. >> Now you're in jail. You just hit me. >> Well, there goes that career and possibly her boyfriends as well. >> Why did you do that? Calm down. Calm down. We can help you out. >> We're helping him. You're making it worse. >> I hit him. >> No, you hit his officer. >> No, I didn't. No, I did. >> Yes, you did. >> You hit me in the arm. >> I'm law enforcement in Texas. >> I help you >> and we deal with y'all. >> We're dealing with you right now. Now you're probably going to be law enforcement longer cuz you just got arrested. >> We're trying to help him and don't let us help. >> No, >> there's something wrong with you. >> We'll figure something out. Okay. Be cool with us and we'll be cool with you. Okay. We're just here to help you. That's it. >> Okay. Do a little do law enforcement and help us out here. We'll make our job hard. >> Can I help you find you? I'm law enforcement and I'll come back and I'll take care of him. >> After securing her in cuffs, the cops escorted her out of the resort. >> You have an ID on here. >> What the >> Can you >> What's up? >> Um my right chest from law enforcement. >> Okay, we'll get it right when we get to the law enforcement. >> Okay, just leave it with me. I'll be calling you. You call me. >> No, cuz freaking we're from Texas. We're not from New Mexico state. I've been in law enforcement for over 10 years. Anyone do me like that? You don't rights. I know. >> So, I hope your sergeant knows what your rights are. >> I'm the police chief. You got the main dog here. >> What's your name? >> Bill. >> You're the chief. >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, what did I do? >> You hit the officer. But work with us. Be calm with us. >> No, I never hit your officer. >> Okay. Just be calm. >> Body cam. >> Yeah, we have body cam here. >> No. Stay here. What the [ __ ] do you mean? >> 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. Let his camera roll. How much you talk to native? I'm not white. I'm native. I'm native. This >> Where can we take your boyfriend? Cuz he's really really intoxicated. We 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. Oh, sometimes I fly >> down downtown. >> Yeah, babe. Like >> house? No, you don't. You said something way down there. >> No, no. Warren's house. >> Can you think of the name? >> Can Can he let go? >> Okay. I'll get I'll get you. All right. Go on. That's So, can you tell me where? >> Yeah. Um, >> you know, the officer really tried his best to give her some leeway, right? But sadly, she just wanted to make it really hard to do so. Just go. >> It's okay. Come on. >> You're the chief. >> Yes. >> So tell me so I can that way you don't have to arrest him. I don't want to arrest him. Especially if he's he's being nice, but he's drunk and we need to take him somewhere. >> Help me out. >> We're both enforcement. >> Yeah. Let me see. I can maybe help you out if you just calm down with him. Okay. Help me out. Do you know where you're staying at? >> Um >> I'm not talking to you in front of him. I'm not talking in front of him. Can I get your wallet to see if you're law enforcement? This one right here? >> Yeah. >> I am law enforcement. >> What? What agency? >> Uh Honda PD. >> I'm law enforcement. >> Do you have a wallet? >> Yeah, pick whatever the you want. Law enforcement. >> You don't have no wallet >> in Texas. We're not doing this. >> You don't have no wallet, though. Nowhere. Oh, >> leave right here. >> I got a card, babe. Where's Oh, this is this is >> Yeah, that's my law enforcement card. >> Okay, this is >> Check my phone. Can you un Oh my [snorts] god, bro. >> Is that Is this your boyfriend there? >> Yes, 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 anything arrested. Okay, he's cut. He has his hands cut. He has a big cut. I'm going have to take him to the hospital cuz he's cut pretty bad. Okay. >> And we're law enforcement and we came here to have a good time. >> All right. >> Yeah. Up if you >> 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, >> you're chief. >> Yes. >> Let me talk to you. >> Okay. [snorts] I can't go far. >> Chief, >> huh? Where do you stand? >> We're in Texas. >> Okay. >> I'm going through divorce. He's want divorce. Are you married to him or you married to somebody else? >> No, I'm married to him. >> Are you both going in a divorce with each other? >> I'm sorry. Yeah. >> And we're trying to make it work. We got kids. We got four kids. [snorts] >> And we're just like, let's go out, blah blah. >> Right. >> I've never been in. >> My dad was a police of chief. My dad's McMain in >> in San Antonio. Like my dad's the chief of police in San Antonio. >> Promise you that. I'll give him my credentials. >> I can't find him though. Did you leave him in the room? >> No, I got >> All I got was a pass. Watch. All I got is a pass. >> No, I got my buckle me. >> I can't even. >> Well, [snorts] looks like the cop's not getting anything from her. So, he puts her in the squat car to find some way to just help the husband. Tell you what, let me help out your husband before he gets arrested. Let me go see if I can help him because I don't want him being arrested. He seems like he's a nice guy, right? He seems nice, right? >> No, my husband is a sleepy. >> Well, then let's save his job, but get in. >> And my dad is a cheapo, please. >> Well, let's save him because you're already in trouble because you hit him. But 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 let me try to figure out the apartment, the the hotel. That way, I can give him a ride and take him over there. Okay. Why the Why the did this happen right now? >> Cuz you guys are falling and drunk and he's cut up. He's bleeding all over the place. >> What am I cutting up? >> No, but you punched the officer when you're yelling at us. We're trying to help you guys. All we're going 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 you to get in trouble, but you you start fighting with us. But be calm and maybe we can work something out. >> Don't do that right now. >> Just call try. >> We're law enforcement. You're not going to >> Let's go get in and let me go help him cuz he's going to get arrested. I don't want him getting arrested. Okay. >> Don't get him arrested. >> Well, let's go help him. Let me go help him. I'm the only one that can help him right now. Okay. So, let's get in there and just be calm with him for a minute and we'll come back. Okay. >> Let me call the shaver, please. >> Okay. Get in and then we'll let you go ahead and >> You're on my phone. >> Yeah, but get in first and then I'll get 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. >> Come on. >> You're lying to me. >> No, I'm not lying to you. I'm going to help him out. >> I'm a cop. >> Well, that's what you want to help him out. >> I'm 20 years in this and you think that I don't know. >> I know. Well, just get your put it up here. Okay. >> Just let me go help him before he gets in trouble. >> I know, but if you love him, let let me go help him. Just get in. That's all I'm asking. And then come back and think of a room and we'll see if we can give you guys a ride somewhere. Okay. Can you get in? >> What? Push. Push. >> Shut the up. I can't push myself. Stop. >> Okay. I'm just trying to help you. >> You know what? This is sad about law enforcement and I spent a good amount like a good amount of my time away from my family. >> Okay, let's get in cuz I need to help him. >> Shut the up. >> See, I'm trying to be nice to you. I'm not yelling at you. Don't yell at me, please. >> But you know what? I'm a mom. >> Well, do you want to help him out? Get in the car. >> Yeah, >> that's my man. >> Well, let me get him before he gets arrested. I'm the only one that can help him. We only get him 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. Get that. I got you. Push. >> And I'm law enforcement. >> I know you are. >> I'm PPS. >> There you go. >> Get your foot in so I can go help him. >> Where's the >> keys? What keys? Let me out. >> Just get in real quick. Put you close 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's his name. Tell us >> your name. >> 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. >> Just go. >> Okay. You in? I go figure out what we're going to do with him cuz he's a big boy. [snorts] >> Okay. Do you want uh ADC? >> As the cop went to help the husband, another officer came to speak to the woman. >> Is this Skylin? Is that your name? >> You. >> Okay. I'm going to read you your rights real quick. All right. >> Yeah. >> So, they're my wallets, too. >> You 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. >> Get the out of my face. >> When will we be appointed to represent any question if you wish? >> Get the out of my face. I'm your people and you're treat me like this. I'm go take your hospital. I got to bring in the ambulance. Okay. Her husband was dangerously drunk, so the cops decided he needed a hospital. In the end, this woman is charged with battery on a Leo and concealing identity. She was fired a few weeks after this incident. The husband, on the other hand, was still able to keep his job at the San Antonio Police Department. However, though, he was suspended for not reporting this incident. And now class, we move on to this case where a drunk offduty deputy still argues about the traffic stop after getting pulled over. >> Okay, I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle. I don't want that. Okay, arrest you because you're driving under the influence of alcohol. >> No, I not say that. >> In the car. >> They should be in my car. >> They're doing a tow inventory. Get in the car. >> It's a tow inventory. Explain. >> The vehicle is getting towed. It's March 5th, 2023 in Ohio. Cops respond to a call about a vehicle weaving across the road. Now, here's what happens when they pull the driver over. >> Where you coming from, Michelle? Right. Where you coming from? >> Brunswick. >> What were you doing in Brunswick? >> My boyfriend's house. >> Where's your boyfriend live? >> Okay. What were you and your boyfriend doing? >> What's that? >> Nothing. I lost. >> Can you put the cigarette out for me? So, the reason we're out with you right now, I don't know if this >> blue truck off, please. >> Yeah, because you were weaving and driving all over the road. >> No, >> okay. Okay. Well, they're concerned about your driving. So, >> cars in park. Go ahead and turn it off for me. >> Then go ahead. Step out of the vehicle for me. >> Why are you doing this me? >> What's that? >> Why are you giving this to me? >> Because if you're driving >> Okay, I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle. I don't want the badge. >> Immediately flashing a badge as if it's like a free pass to go home. Standard seemed to have apparently been lower to the toilet when her department hired her. I know. >> You got three all these cars here. Can you tell me this? Why? >> They're concerned you're driving under the influence. >> I knew he >> So, have you consumed Have you consumed alcohol today? >> No. >> Are you sure? >> All right. I'm going to run you through a series of tests. All right. To determine whether you're impaired or not. All right. So, can you just stand over here for me a little bit more away from the car? Go ahead. Feet together. No, no, no. Face me. Feet together. Hands at your side. Okay. >> Are you good? >> All right. Do you have any head injuries? >> Do you have Have you ever been diagnosed with anything? Any head injuries? Any injuries to your eyes? >> Yeah. >> What are the injuries to your eyes? >> I can't see. >> You So why are you driving if you can't see? >> No, I can't see. >> Okay. Do you wear contacts or glasses? >> I should. >> Okay. Do you have any physical injuries? Are you on any medications? Okay. All right. What I want you to do is follow my pen with your eyes and your eyes only. I don't want you to move your head. Okay. Have you been through these series of tests before? >> One time. >> One time back in 2015. >> Yeah. See you. >> Okay. All right. So, just follow the tip of my pen right here with your eyes and your eyes only. Don't move your head. >> Just arrest me. You're going to do it anyways. So, why? >> Well, I want to I'm going to take you through a series of tests. >> Just arrest me. You're going to do it. >> Arrest you for what? >> Cuz you know you're going to arrest me. So, I mean, why am I going through these steps? >> Stand right here, Michelle. >> Why? Why? It's stupid. The standard pro protocol. You're going to arrest me. So, just do it. Get it over with and do it. >> Feet together, hands at your side. Okay. >> Get it over with. Do it. Get it over with. Do it. >> Can I run you through the series of tests? >> No. Just get it over with and do it. >> You're refusing to do tests. >> Yeah. Yeah. You're going to arrest me anyways. >> How much alcohol have you consumed today? >> Not much. >> How what's not much? >> I don't have to tell you. Just arrest me. Do it. Get it over with. >> What were you drinking? Wine? Beer? Vodka? >> I don't care. Does it matter? Well, yeah. I'd like to know. >> It really doesn't matter. >> Okay, one more time. Can I lead you through a series of tests? No. >> No. >> Okay. Arrest you because you're driving under the influence of alcohol. >> No. And not say that. Just arrest me. You're going to do it. You're going to arrest me anyways. I already know. I already know those tears attached. Let me get my code. Let me get my purse. Let's go. >> You know, that's one crappy attitude during a traffic stop. And sadly, she truly is a deputy. Either way, though, she's about to go to jail just like she wanted. >> Michelle, stand right here. Don't go back into the car. >> What's your name? >> Officer Demetal. >> The metal. So, ask me. >> Four. >> I don't know. I don't know. I I would love to just go home. >> All right. >> Michelle, how much you drink today? >> Nothing. Why do you have to ask me that? >> Well, you just told me a little bit. >> No, I did not. >> Would you not say don't arrest me cuz I haven't been? >> No, I said just arrest me. You're going to do it anyways. I got three cops standing here. >> Come on. I'm not dumb. >> All right, Michelle, one more time. >> I told the cops I really don't want to pay a toll charge. No tests. >> No. >> Refuse. Can I get my coat, my purse, take me to jail? >> We So, all right. You told me you drank a little bit of alcohol. You told him nothing. What is it? >> Nothing. >> All right. Let's turn around. Hands behind your back. >> Can I get my coat? >> We'll get your stuff for you. [snorts] >> Driving all the road leaving the roadway. >> [ __ ] I know. >> You want to make sure you didn't kill anybody out here, dear. >> With the woman secured, the captain put her into the squad car. I'm going to go back to that third cart back there. >> Where's what's going to happen to my cart? We'll get your stuff. We'll >> get your What else? Your coat, your purse. What else? >> My coat. >> Am I going to get out of jail to go to work tomorrow? >> I knew it. I knew that mother kept following me. I knew that. >> Go ahead. Have a seat in there. >> Why is everybody checking my car? That's not right. >> Go ahead. [snorts] >> That's not right. They shouldn't be checking my car. >> Go ahead. I see. Why are they checking my car? That's my car. It's my car. >> Go ahead. They're doing a tow inventory. >> No, but I don't I have a seat. Have a seat in the car. >> I should have a say. They're checking my car. >> Have a seat in the car. >> Dimensional. Demental. Tell him they should not be checking my car. >> Have a seat in the car. >> You know, I'm not trying to get like crazy, but they shouldn't be checking my car. >> Michelle, have a seat in the car. >> Why are they checking my car? >> Have a seat. >> I am, but I want to know why they're checking my car. >> Come on. I'm not trying to like anything. >> They shouldn't be in my car. >> Seen the car. >> They shouldn't be in my car. >> They're doing a tow inventory. Get in the car. >> A tow inventory. Explain. >> The vehicle is getting towed. Sit in the car. >> My vehicle's getting towed. >> Michelle, >> I think to Jeez, for a cop, she doesn't know diddly about traffic stop procedure. I mean, she didn't even know about the tow inventory. Come on. But for a cop swimming in alcohol, hey, that's kind of understandable. >> Can I hit my boyfriend? Come pick my vehicle up. >> No. Michelle. >> No. All right. Michelle. >> Why? >> Because you're driving drunk. All right. So, like I said, you're being placed under arrest for operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol, drug, combination of the two. What don't you understand? >> I don't understand nothing. Why the hell is someone going through my car? >> We're doing a tow inventory of it. It's being towed. So, again, do you understand each of these rights I have just read to you? >> Why can't someone pick up my car? Cuz you're driving under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or a combination of the two. >> Why can't I have somebody pick up my car soon? I can have somebody pick up my car. Can make one call, Michelle. >> We found some evidence in your car. >> Okay, sure. I'm sure you did. >> Okay. Well, that's why. Yeah, we're towing it. >> You're telling it? >> Yeah. >> All right, Michelle, listen. Do you understand the rights I read? >> Can I have my purse in my phone? >> Yes, we will get that to you. >> No, you probably won't, but you're lying to me. So the officers try to explain the situation to her, but that just goes right in the ear, not the other with nothing to stop it in between. We don't want that car. >> Why can't I have somebody just pick up my car? >> That's not how we do it. That's not how we do it. We won't get it tomorrow then. Okay. >> Where? Pay $350. Now I got $5,000. >> You shouldn't have been driving. Okay. That's part of the consequence. >> I get it. Okay. >> You don't care. You really don't care. >> I totally care about everybody. >> That's Everybody's on the road today. That's why everyone was calling him, right? It's all >> Yeah, that was that me off. Yeah, that's the only reason we did it. I know. >> Okay. Well, that led to us that led to us. You can't even I'm so drunk. >> Listen to yourself. You can't even. >> Yeah. >> No, I >> He's going to tell you that your license is now suspended for a year. Okay. You understand? >> You can't drive anyway. You don't need the car. You can't drive tomorrow. >> So, my license is spent right here. >> Okay. So when you get your car back, you cannot drive it. We're telling you on tape so that you'll get in worse trouble >> at least until your initial court appearance. All right? Which is going to be 5 days at least. All right. Here I got to buckle you in. Excuse me. You want to like strap me in my hands all >> I don't want it. >> Well, we're responsible for you. >> You're not responsible for me. I'm responsible for myself. Even at the station, she continues to be as annoying as she possibly can. >> Give me my tickets. Let's go. Come on. >> Sit down. >> I am sitting there. >> Sit down in that chair. Why are you moving? >> Because I want to go. >> Okay. Well, you can't go yet to get your tickets. >> Well, why can't you give them to me? >> Because I'm looking stuff up. >> I need a cigarette. Looking stuff. What are you looking? They haven't charged me enough. So, let's go. Walk me on. I'm trying to be nice. Being nice, too. >> No, you're really not. I am. >> Oh, you're so nice. I'm going to ner be cared. You do me any more favors? Is there any more favors you can do me today? Anything? Anything? Anything else? >> You're the one who chose to drink. >> You're the one chose to get me. So, whatever. I would have made it home perfectly fine. Not dumb. Don't hurt anyone. I asked for the blue truck. I'm telling you, I know who exactly was that [ __ ] He gets away. Caught me off. Can I go? Why? Why are you holding me here? Just carry my stupid ass tickets and let's go call it a day. Her BAC was 0.24 which is three times over the legal limit in Ohio. She was charged with OBI, second offense and open container. In court, she was found guilty on the OBI charge while they dropped the open container. And now we move on to this case where a woman thinks being a police officer will give her a free pass to drive drunk. >> Do I have license registration proof of insurance? I'm a kill deputy. >> I don't have a choice. >> Anybody else? >> No. Yes, you do. >> I can't treat anybody any differently. >> Here we go. May 17th, 2022 in Florida. Cops conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for speeding. Simple stuff. Let's see what happens. >> Okay. So, driver's license and registration proof insurance. >> I'm tell deputy. >> Okay. And my driver's license is here. >> Huh? >> I'm a Penelis County deputy. >> Okay. Do you have your license registrations? >> No, you don't. Do you have your ID on you? >> And what does that have to do with the traffic stop? Was she hoping that the officer would let her go? Trying to use the badge to get out of charges. You should be hit with a double punishment. >> Do you have any weapons on you? No. >> Okay. >> Well, I'm a deputy, but >> Well, that's why I'm asking. Do you have any weapons anywhere? >> I live right there. >> Okay. >> I would normally, but >> Okay. Do you have your some kind of ID or anything on you? >> My ID is not here, but I'm a Penelis County deputy. >> Okay. Do you have some kind of ID on you? >> I was just driving that way. I dropped my friend off and then I went this way because my I live right there. >> I get that. But I pulled you over because you were flying past everybody and you were >> No, I was just driving. >> Okay. When I was you at this point, you were going like 56 and a 40. You were flying. >> No, I was not flying. I was just >> Do you have your registration with your name on it or anything? >> Well, this car is not mine. So, >> Okay. Do you have anything with your name on it? >> Is that your driver's license right there? >> It's my driver's license and my um >> Can I see your driver's license? >> Sure. Do you have your uh work ID? >> No, it's at home in my cruiser. >> Okay. Where do you live at? >> I live at >> Okay. So, not the address in your license. >> No. >> Okay. Really? Right. >> Whose car is this? >> My father's. >> Give me a second. We'll be right back. >> Hi. I'm so sorry. >> You're fine. >> I put the wrong one. How are you? >> Hey, how are you? >> Good. Yeah. What's going on tonight? >> Um, I don't I have no idea. I'm trying to get home. >> Oh, okay. Do you know why she pulled you over? >> Uh, she said because I'm driving too fast. >> Oh, okay. >> But I'm a Penel County deputy and I'm just trying to get to my house, which is right there. >> Gotcha. I don't know what she's doing uh right now, but I'm just going to stand by with you until she figures out what she wants to do. >> You want me to get out? >> No. No, you're fine. >> Oh, there's like five people now. As the primary officer is checking her documentation, the other officers had a little chat with this woman. >> She said you were a deputy. >> Yes. >> Carl County Sheriff's Office. >> Oh, that's all right. How long you been with them? That's >> 5 years. I mean, I could get out. I could get in. I mean, you could come in. >> No, no, you're good right now. >> Listen, I'm just trying to I'm just I don't know. Whatever you guys want to do. Whatever it is. >> I live at that light right there. >> Gotcha. So, if you want to hang out, if you don't want to hang out, >> where you coming from? >> Uh, not even long. Um, you know, Gandandy Boulevard. I picked up picked up someone, brought them over to their house, and then I was going back to my house. >> Gotcha. >> Because I am just living my life. >> I got you. >> And they actually live with Penelis. And so I was like, "Oh, I'll bring you home." >> Gotcha. >> Boom. Boom. Boom. Boom. >> Say you're Spanish. >> Yeah. You say you say where. >> Mhm. Honey, you know I speak You speak a Spanish? >> Ah, okay. I'm Dominican. >> Dominican. Oh, no. No. [laughter] >> No. >> What's wrong with that? >> Italiano. Okay. >> And I only speak some Spanish. Okay. >> For the most part, italiano. But >> she pull me over. I do what I want. >> Boom. I got >> But you're St. Pete. So it doesn't matter. >> Are you um like in special unit with the SO or just a >> No, a patrol. >> Gotcha. >> Only patrol. >> Gotcha. >> So I What? Is she new? >> Who? Her? No. >> No. >> No. >> She's been on probably about the same amount of time as >> 5 years. >> She's been on 5 years and it's taking this long. >> She was just making a phone call. >> To who? >> I'm here with you. I don't know. After checking it all out, the cop returns to ask her to step out of the car for a field sobriety test because she's suspected of driving drunk. >> All righty. Come step out of the car for me a second. Talk over there. Okay. >> Can you come here? >> We're going to come over here. Just ride over. >> Can we Are you Can you walk? Are you able to walk over here? >> Yeah. In the [ __ ] >> Well, no. I just want to get on the sidewalk. >> [ __ ] Okay. All right. All right. Talking to you. I am getting some signs of impairment. Okay. Can I check your eyes real quick? Really? I want I'm I want to give you every chance to say that you're fine. Okay. >> So, can I check your eyes real quick? This is what we're going to do right now. >> I I don't have a choice. You don't have a choice. >> Yeah. >> And you pulled me over for going 10 miles over the speed limit. >> You were going more than 10 miles over the speed limit. And it's not just speed. It's also how you were driving. >> No. >> Look, >> 10 miles over the speed limit. >> I'm not going to argue with you. I mean, unfortunately, we're past that. I want to give you every opportunity for you to show me that you're okay to drive. And I really hope that that's the results we get. Okay. But at this point, I can't just look the other way. That's where you're at right now? >> Can I check your eyes real quick? >> This is how you're doing it. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Still hoping the officer will let her go. She continues the guilt trip, but it's only going to make you look more corrupt. >> I don't have a choice. >> It's the same for anybody else. >> No. Yes, you do. >> I can't treat anybody any differently. >> Yes, you would. >> No, that doesn't. I wasn't in other people's lanes. >> Okay, I'm not going to argue about that. There's dash cam video and all of that. Okay, that we're past that point right now. The point is you were stopped. You're showing signs of impairment. I want >> No, I'm not showing. >> Okay. All right. I want to give you every opportunity to show that's not >> I I want to ask >> Mhm. >> What signs of impairment was I showing? >> You've got bloodshot, watery eyes, you have >> I want to know. >> Okay. >> Pulling over. Pulling over. What was the signs of impairment? I'm not going to >> because I do not have bloodshot and watery eyes because I have contact lenses in my eyes. I have contact lenses in >> I'm not trying to argue with you. Okay. I want I'm hoping that you can show me that you're that you're okay to drive. Okay. But I have to go forward with this. I have to at least invest. >> No. I just want to know. I explained to you you smelled very strongly of alcohol. Your movements have been very slow and fumbling. You have a very ded facial expression. All these are signs of of impairment. Okay. again. If you're good to drive, perfect. But that's I have to I have to investigate that. >> I am showing what exactly. >> You have bloodshot, watery eyes. You have slurred speech. You have a strong >> But I'm wearing contact lenses. >> Okay. You have a strong odor of alcohol coming from your breath. >> But I'm wearing I have >> Okay. All right. As I said, I'm just conducting investigation at this point. I want to give you every opportunity. You're saying that you're that you're fine. I want to give you every opportunity to show me that. >> There is no way in hell We're talking about a cop with 5 years experience here knowing very little about this process. You should have known that cooperation does yield better results than arguing. But sadly, she's drunk and can't really think at all. I mean, if she was truly sober, she should have just refused the field test and taken the breath test, right? The field test is bogus anyway. >> No way in hell. >> Okay. Can I check your eyes real quick just to make sure that you're okay? >> You're going to check it? No. are I want to give you some opportunity to participate in some field sobriety tests. Is that something you'd be willing to do? >> And if I wasn't willing to do that, >> look, I want you to get I want to give you every opportunity to show me that you're okay to drive. >> So, you're saying that if I'm not willing to do what you're telling me to? >> I'm saying I'm getting signs of impairment. >> Where? Where? >> I I explained it to you already. Okay. >> No. Say it again. >> I've explained it to you multiple times. You You said that, but it's not impairment. >> Okay. Well, if you if you tell me you're not impaired, that great. I want you to give me I want you every show me that I'm impaired. >> Okay. Can I check your eyes real quick? >> And then what after that? If you're going to check my eyes, what after that? >> It depends what I see in your eyes. >> Okay. So, it depends off what you're seeing my eyes, >> but after that, it doesn't mean anything. >> Well, it's just one step at a time. Right now, I just want to check your eyes. >> No, I don't I don't want to see in my eyes. I want to see after that. >> Okay. after it's it's it's it it's a building process. Okay. It's not a one test determines everything. >> Test. Do you are you wearing contacts right now? You said >> I am wearing contact lenses and I cannot take them out. >> That's fine. You don't do you have blindness in either eye? >> I don't know. >> I mean, can you see the this light? >> Yeah. >> All I have to do is just stand with your feet together and arms down at your sides with your eyes up. >> That is That's too fast. So far away. far up. I can't see. You got to look all the way up. As far as your eye, you got to go. Your eyes should go as far up as I can go. >> Can't see any further than that. >> After a series of these tests, the officer then began to ask her a series of questions. >> In mind, do you want to talk to me now? >> Sure. >> Okay. So, where are you coming from tonight? >> I am coming from downtown safely. >> Okay. What time do you go downtown? I went downtown at about 7:00 p.m. >> Okay. Um, do you come from your place? >> Yeah, I live at Bugs Are Eating Me. >> Okay. Um, >> my shoes on. >> Yeah. So, in your downtown, where'd you go down to downtown? >> Do you remember? >> Any um place where you can buy, >> you know, you know what I'm talking about? >> Do you remember what it's called? >> I don't remember. Okay. But you can buy a couple pieces. >> Where else did we go? Do you remember what a couple pieces of what you're saying? >> Like like like fixtures. >> Okay. >> For apartment complex is. >> Okay. Like lamps. >> Yeah, lamps. No, we were just trying to piece furniture together. >> Um, what time is it right now without looking? If you had to guess. >> Uh, 12:00. >> Um, how much did you have to drink while you were down there? >> I had a drink. Okay, here's the thing. We both know you've been drinking, okay? by telling us complete lies like I know that you're not me. Okay, so I know you had something. Do you remember where you had drinks? How much did you have? >> So why do you smell like alcohol? >> I do not smell like alcohol. >> I smell like pigment. >> That's not pigment. That's very strong alcohol. H Okay. Yeah, I mean you're a deputy, you know. Okay, that's caused by alcohol. So, how much do you have to drink? And with that, they place her under arrest for DUI. There anything you want from the car? Sound anything? >> Sure. >> What? Like just your cell phone? >> Do you have anything else you want? >> Um, my wallet. >> Where is that? >> It should be in the passenger seat. >> Just that? Just your wallet? in your home. [sighs] >> Having a verbal conversation about the apartment. >> At the station, she submitted to a breath test showing. 206 and 219. In the end, she is charged with DUI and careless driving. She plead guilty to both charges and was given 12 months of probation, DUI school, 50 hours of community service, [music] and a six-month license revocation. Moving on to the next case here, where military police gets arrested after trying to protect her boyfriend. >> Telling you, arrest me. I'm telling you, >> we got two to go here. >> I am a military police officer. >> Back up. >> You're done. You're done. Take a direct. >> On May 22nd, 2026, cops on patrol saw a man punch his friend right in the face outside a bar. What's going on here? >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> BACK UP. >> BACK UP. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. Put your hands in the back. PUT YOUR HANDS ON YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS ON YOUR BACK. DON'T MAKE ME USE FORCE. CAN YOU WALK? >> STOP RESISTING. >> STOP IT. I HAVE our key. We're going home. I'm sorry. Can you please >> I did not watch. >> Can you watch the video? >> I'm right here. I'm not >> What are YOU GOING TO DO? >> BACK UP. YOU'RE GOING TO >> PLEASE. Back up. >> WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? >> BACK UP. >> WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? >> BACK UP. >> WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? >> BACK UP. >> WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? >> BACK UP. BACK UP. >> BACK [screaming] UP. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> STOP RESISTING. >> That's one lousy girlfriend. I hope that she's not the offduty cop in this video. And you're under arrest. YOU UNDERSTAND ME? >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> GET OFF ME, SIR. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> ALL RIGHT. What am I DOING? >> BACK UP. BACK UP. >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> BACK UP. BACK UP. >> BACK UP. >> I'M TALKING TO YOU. >> BACK UP. >> SHE'S SHE'S GOING. SHE'S GOING. GIVE ME A SECOND. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. MY camera's on. >> Okay. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> LEAVE US YOUR NECK. We invite YOU BACK. >> GET OFF MY HANDS LIKE THAT. >> WE'RE IN CHARGE. >> We're in charge. >> Hands like that. We're >> in charge. >> Leave. Leave. >> Look at me. >> Back up. >> I'M TALKING. >> BACK UP. It's going to get locked up. I didn't take a walk, man. I don't want to arrest you. Take a walk. Take a walk. >> I'M NOT TELLING YOU TO arrest me. I'm telling you. >> You got two to go here. >> I am a military police officer. >> THEN BACK UP. BACK UP. >> OKAY. >> OKAY. AND I'M TRYING TO TALK TO YOU. >> You're going next. Okay. >> Back up over there. >> Oh well. Miss Military Police here is about to go in handcuffs along with her friend if she continues to keep refusing to listen to a lawful command. >> He's in trouble. He's in trouble. He's in trouble. He's in trouble. >> Watch the video. >> You're done. You're done. You're under arrest. Do you understand my girlfriend? >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. All right. The wall the wall up. You I don't want to arrest you. Come on. Come on. I don't want to slow the car down. >> Four under. After securing four of them, the cops then moved him to the squad car. >> She had nothing to do with this. >> What are we doing? Grab this guy. What are we doing here? What are we doing? >> For what? >> All right. All right. Cool. >> Walk this way. My cameras. All right. Whatever. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Your camera's all law enforcement and you were doing this. >> What? I didn't You don't even know what I did. You don't even know what I did. >> Cool. You got to talk about that when we talk against this car. >> Whatever. Dude, >> you got in your pocket. Anything like that? >> What? >> You got anything in your pocket? Nothing. >> I got my wallet in my [ __ ] phone. What do you What do you want? You guys are [ __ ] making a mount out of a molehill area. >> You're a coast for some reason. >> Yeah, exactly. >> Relax. >> Relax. I'm just double I'm double locker. >> No, I know. I'm dead. Let it happen. >> I got you. >> I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. I didn't bring up that fight. Okay. You have court. That's what you have court for. >> Our cameras on just so you know where you are at the police. I just barely was trying to separate her. >> We'll put her right here. >> Yeah. If you want to hang her for right now and I'll bring the chief down to search her if you don't mind. Her cuffs need to be double >> locked. All right, >> bro. Then I'm going to touch. Do you have anything on you that's going to pick me Saturday? >> No, but I think I'll have a hand. If it's not that one, then it's probably death. >> I know. [music] >> Did I get it? >> No, I I can't I can't still >> Oh, you got one really. Don't want to throw your vehicle. >> He's going in. So, you don't have to worry about >> You can go from the top. That's all you need. >> Just those two and then they >> good at the end. >> Strawberries. Yes. >> All right. >> Can you watch this video? >> Please watch this video right now. >> Please watch it. I swear to God. I didn't know him. I got hit on my phone and my law. That's it. >> You took me for no reason. You're in trouble, bro. >> I swear to God, bro. I swear. Can you watch this video? >> Yeah. Yeah, >> brother. I swear to God. I'll be under arrest. >> I got punched and then he took me. >> Right now. No. Can you watch it right now? >> We're watching now. No, no, no. Please watch it right now. >> He He touched me like crazy. Please. Where's the video? Where's the No. Where's the video? I want your supervisor. I want your supervisor. I am. Don't touch me. Sit in the car. No. I'm scared of you. I'm I'm scared of you. Don't touch me. Get him off me. Please. I'm scared of him. I'm your supervisor. Can you get him off me? Please get him off me, brother. Can you look at him now? Get him off me. Get him off me. Get him off me. Get him off me, brother. Please. I I swear to God, I'll do anything you ask me. Tell him to get off me. Tell him to get off me. I'm scared of him, bro. Here. Here. I got >> I got a video. >> Can we get a couple vehicles for transport? All right. >> Go back and figure this out. >> You got to look at his videos. >> Yes, I will. I will. Right now. I can't get in >> right now. Please look at his video. >> What's his name? What's his name? What's I want his name? >> You're going to get in. >> What's his name, bro? Look at my number, >> bro. Sit back. Sit back. Sit back. Sit back. I'm not And I did nothing wrong. Trust me, bro. We're going to figure this out. >> Please. I'm asking. I'm begging you. Get out of the street. >> Please give me his name and number. >> Babe, babe. >> All of them are charged with assault, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, battery on an officer, and obstruction. And now we move on to this case where a cop caught his wife smoking zaza inside her car with the kids in the back. Welcome to April 11th, 2025. A cop notices this woman sitting in the passenger seat of a vehicle at a red light, lighting a dark-colored cigarette, and exhaling the smoke out the window. When she sees the cop, she puts out the cigarette and rolls up the window. To make this worse, the cop notices that both of them aren't wearing seat belts. So, here's what happened when he pulls him over. Oh, and uh by the way, [music] every sensor in this video is made by the Orange County Sheriff's Office in this attempt to conceal the driver's identity, who is a police officer who's corrupt as hell. >> Hi. Do you have a driver's license on you? >> Why? Yeah, you guys. Were neither of you guys bel I didn't wear it, sir. I'm not allowed to. >> Okay. >> That's why I stopped you along with the winter tents. Yes, sir. >> Except for I'm assuming everything's your license. >> Does your passenger have an ID since you came through the um >> y'all? Please, please buckle up. >> Yes, sir. I appreciate it. Sorry about that. >> Okay. Hey, real quick. Wait, what what do I smell we come out of this car? >> Marijuana? >> Yeah. >> No, sir. >> What am I smelling coming out of the car? >> Black. >> Black. Smelling black on >> No, sir. 1721. >> I'm smelling black. >> It's a wrap. >> It's a wrap. >> Yes. Where's it at? >> What? >> The smell Dutch. Some out here. That's not what I'm smelling. I cannot smoke. >> Huh? >> Cannot smoke. >> I'm not I'm not saying you. >> Okay. >> I'm not saying you. >> Do Do you have any weed? >> You don't have any weed at all? >> No. >> Okay. Cuz I smell it in the car. >> Yeah, because I smoked. But now I smoked it at night. >> Okay. So, what I'm smelling is correct. >> Yes. But now it's not in the car. >> Okay. Wait. When was the last time you smoked? >> Last night. >> Last night. >> Yeah. When everybody. >> Okay. Oh, these two blatantly lying right in the cop's face despite the fact that he saw the passenger smoking right in front of his eyeballs. Oh, also I mentioned that they were smoking that with the kids in the back of the car. Right. >> Okay, then why why are you guys why you guys lying to me? >> Okay, I've been doing this for just about, you know, 9 years, 8 years, and all I do is I stop people to look for drugs and guns out here. That is all I do. I don't take calls or anything. Okay. So, I've been doing this a while just doing this stuff. >> Yes, sir. >> So, is there am I going to find any anything inside this car? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Thought it's working. 44. >> You pop out for me. >> Search. Yeah. Put your hands on top of the car. >> Okay. >> I don't have a phone. >> Huh? >> Okay. Sit. Sit back here for me. >> Sit back here. Step back. >> Just have a seat on my bumper. >> Can you step out of the vehicle? >> Am I Am I going to find any weed in this car? If I If I If there's a joint, I'm not worried about a joint. Am I going to find a joint? >> Yeah. >> Where is it? >> Huh? >> Yeah. Put it away. >> Where is it? >> In there. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Do you have any pockets or anything? >> Okay. Put that right there. Sit back here for me. Well, I I don't appreciate how you're making me seem like an idiot cuz I I know there's weed inside the car. I can smell it, but and obviously you being a but you're sitting there lying to my face. So, that's something that I I don't appreciate. >> Yeah. 14 signals secure. 14 signals secure 1745. Hey, Sila. Can you get in the get the little kids information? There's two kids. Can you just ask them for their information? There's two kids in the back seat. >> 536. I could be smoking with two children in the back, probably both younger than five. >> The officer sounds pissed and understandably so. I mean, sure, smoking the gun ain't that much of a big deal. And the passenger did it. All right, but smoking while the kids are in the car, come on, man. How old are the kids? Huh? I think that's really appropriate smoking cannabis inside a vehicle. Talk to that kid. Do you have anything on your person? >> What? >> Do you have anything on your person? >> Oh, me. >> Huh? >> Oh, what? >> Do you have anything on your person? I'm wear your sunglasses in the car. Take a seat. >> And it's also working on one secured top 141 secured. 1751 >> 17%. They're all illegal. Four and 17. M. I print out a couple citations for you. Go ahead. >> Thank you. After arresting the wife, the captain transported her to jail. >> So, I'm taking you to jail for the Do you have a medical marijuana card? >> No. Okay. So, I'm taking you for that and also for child neglect for smoking illegal narcotics. So, when we were at the light at a uh Yeah, it was Austrian court. You you were you were to the left of me, I was to the right. You inhaled and you let out a puff of smoke and I smelled weed and I look over at you and you immediately roll up the window and put it away. So don't try me with that. I saw you doing it and I look for reasons. I said, "Oh, you're you guys aren't belted and the window tents are dark." >> I I was but I didn't. >> No, you you absolutely did. >> And and and and that's when when I got to the side and I put it away, but I was not going to smoke >> after you did smoke. Correct. >> No, I was frying. >> No, you were smoking. I saw you inhale and smoke. So it it's okay. All All you guys want to do is lie to me. It's okay. >> I'm sorry. I just don't want to get involved. >> Yeah. You're you all you're doing is lying and you're making everything worse for you. But I I cut a lot of breaks. A lot of breaks until someone when when I'm seeing this happen and when I can smell it because I've been doing this a while. When I'm when I when I'm right there and I'm being I'm getting lied to my face. I I'm not using discretion. >> I have to contact DCF. What's his question? >> Possession of cannabis and child neglect and let >> child neglect and possession gun. >> No, just you can put that back in the car if you want. If you can. Yeah. I'm I'm taking the possession cannabis, drug paraphernalia, and child neglect >> with me. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. What can I do for you? Um, I do apologize for earlier, but um, I know she's not supposed to smoke and she did say that she did it before and I only allow her to smoke the Blackwood and I don't allow her to smoke it around me cuz since of my job. Okay. So, you're absolutely correct, sir. I appreciate that. Thank you. >> Okay. Thank you. Yeah, I saw her smoking when I was at next at the light and I smelled it as well. >> She told me she was smoking the the backwood. I'm like, you know, that's crazy, you know. So, you're absolutely correct. >> Thank you. >> Okay. >> I'm I'm giving you two citations. I could give you a citation per per window. Okay. >> But I'm rating you a citation for not being belted. >> Yes, sir. >> And also for the I think I did the the rear the front driver window test at 17%. The lowest it can be is 28%. >> Okay. >> So, I only take you for that for that window. I can take you for every single one of them cuz I'm the rear was 4%. >> Is it to fix the citation? >> If you if you do fix it, I I have no issue dismissing the ticket. >> Yes, sir. Okay. The other one it's it's for you not being belted. >> Yes, sir. >> I I mean >> primary stop. >> No excuse for that. >> Okay. >> Okay. Um I am taking her to jail for child neglect and also the possession charge. >> Okay. Do you have any questions for me? >> Um Orange County and about 3 or 4 hours I can go by and hold. >> Yes. >> Child neglect. No break. >> Child neglect. Simple child neglect. >> Okay. With no break. Okay. This woman is charged with child neglect, possession of cannabis, and possession of drug paraphernelia. All charges were dropped with the state attorney stating that this case isn't suitable for prosecution. >> He came right behind me and I'm like, "What the how did he even get here that fast?" >> Oh, what? >> They like, "Bitch, you what the what the did you say?" I said, "Oh, okay. That's cool." And I put the phone up to try TO RECORD IT. HE'S LIKE, AND THEN HE TOOK OFF. It's November 19th, 2025. An offduty officer called 911 and reported that another driver pulled a firearm on him during a road rage incident. Let's see what's going on. >> Driver, hop out of the car for me. Hop out of the car. >> Let me see your hands, bud. >> Anybody else in the car? Okay, >> that's material. >> Okay. Reason we're like this is somebody alleged that this car with this blade pulled a gun on somebody. >> NO. FIRST of all, I was getting ready to call. It was a white dude that almost hit me right here. >> So, so we went to um the train tracks right here and I caught up to him. I put the window down. I was like, "Dude, what the I live right here on Utica. I came from right here on 88. I pulled I there was nobody and he sped up and almost clipped me. So I got behind him to get his license plate. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Let me show you. I got it. Might not be a good picture, but I tried to get his license plate cuz he was like right. He was speeding. >> Yeah, I'm sure he's >> You know what I mean? >> Probably him right there, right? >> That's him right there in the Honda Civic. >> Yeah. >> That's him right there. >> I'm sorry. Just relax. Okay. We're trying to make sure everything is fine. >> Okay. >> Just before you go uh there's no guns in the car. I I'm an officer, so I do have a weapon. >> Oh, you're so Well, I guess he's claiming to be >> Is this evergreen? >> My brother works for you guys, so he knows what's going He knows I'm Manny. >> Oh, he working right now. >> He's working right now. >> He knows I'm an officer. I don't know. >> Was he working there? >> No, he was working last night. Never mind. >> I have my credentials in. >> So, both the road rages are off duty cops. Oh my my. Now, this is getting interesting. >> So, I don't think he told you what he did cuz my friend was on the phone the whole time when he did it. I'm on FaceTime with her. I had it propped up. So what did what did he do? >> He almost hit me right here at the McDonald's. That turning lane that goes right here. He came behind me and he was like so the car the whole car shook. So she was like, "What the was that?" I'm like, "This dude just almost hit me. I'm about to get his plate." So I went behind him. I was behind him and I tried to take a picture. So that's what happened. >> He probably saw my phone. Not not not no gun. >> Did you ever pull Did you ever actually pull a gun or >> No, my gun is in my purse. It's not even together. >> Okay. >> It's not even put together. >> I got my puppy with me. >> Yeah. No worries. I'm going to go to the gas station and come right back. >> You ran the plate on the car or whatever comes back suspended. Is that Is this that the case or did they give the wrong plate? >> No, I don't have one plate. I don't have >> I'll You got your job. I'm not suspect. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. >> All right. Yeah. He claims to be off duty, too. So, I don't know what >> That's cool. He could be off duty. I'm off duty. You know what I mean? >> We still got to do what we got to do. >> Did he tell you what he did? >> No, I didn't even talk to him. He's crazy. He says the the one that called it in says he's following you for reasons is unknown until >> and he was in that car. So why would he be following me anyway? You see what I'm saying? >> So you're saying he's off duty and that you pulled the gun on you were recording him. You never pulled >> I was recording him because I was trying to get his license plate number. >> Yeah. >> And she was on the phone with me. My I'm sorry. >> Yeah. You're okay. >> After getting her information, the captain continued with taking her statement. So, I was I was supposed to be going further north to go to the gas station on 83rd Street. I was coming off 88 to go north. He was already coming from south, but he was going north. He was he was already by the light from what I saw cuz it was clear for me to go. So, by the time I actually made the the turn, he came right behind me. And I'm like, "What the how did he even get here that fast?" >> Oh, they like, "Man, you what the what the did you say?" I said, "Oh, okay. That's cool." And I put the phone up to try to record IT. HE'S LIKE, "OH." AND THEN HE TOOK OFF AGAIN. I was like, "No, this guy." So I came back around from on western and I came back around so I can back back on my trail to go back that way where I was going. >> Okay. All right. Sergeant's talking to him now. We'll show y'all. >> I did show them the footage, right? THAT'S WHAT I'M TRYING TO TELL HER. SHE WAS ON ME THE WHOLE TIME. >> OKAY. >> You can have a seat for now. I I'll show her now. We'll get you up out of here. We We'll figure out >> a sergeant now arrives on scene. >> What's she claim? She's got video, >> huh? >> She She's got video. >> Well, she got video of >> So, she's got a witness that was on her phone and she was trying to record. She never pulled a gun on him. She pulled She was trying to record. Let me take a picture of him. >> Hey, >> can you tell the charge again? >> Let me see. Let me see this video cuz >> I was trying to take a video, but I was on FaceTime with her. So, I can only get a half of his picture. Half of the picture of his car. >> Okay. >> But, >> no, I know that. But, let me see what you got. Did you have any video? You have any >> No, I was That's what I'm trying to tell you. I was trying to but I I was trying to drive catch up to him and operate the phone at the same time. >> And I know that's not >> back. I know you told me already but told the sergeant you say he cut your >> coming from I was coming from 88th. I was going north. He was all the way back there by 93rd Street. There it was clear for me to make my my turn and not bother anybody. He came as soon as I make the turn. He came by right by the McDonald's at this point. He came flying past me almost. So I was like, "What the?" You can hear him yelling out the window. So I'm like, "What?" I'm like, "No, that I'm on the phone with her. I'm not about to go get a picture of his ass." So I went and started going down 87 Street going uh east. And that's when I got behind him right here to take this picture. >> Let me see. Where's that picture taken? >> Where you at? 87th Street. >> No, I know. 87th. What? What? Like >> uh It can tell it can tell you. Hold on. So by the time we end up stopping so I can actually like see who he was and asking play, he started talking out the window like you and so I was like, "What the hell?" He said I he he said I pulled a gun on him. That's why you guys are out here. I'm like this is my phone. This only thing that I had in my head at the time. >> Okay. >> The other officer then came to relay what he got from the other driver. >> This is uh uh what's uh what's she saying? Saying they were coming north on Kenzie [clears throat] here. Uh she cut right in front of him real close. So he just gave her a little beep like you know you cut me off. He goes into the right lane to get like kind of around her or whatever. She's in the left lane to go straight I guess. comes all the way across to the [snorts] right lane to go right to follow him. Follows him all the way down uh 87th, said real close to his back end till about Rockwell. He tried to get around like a truck to get away from her. She got up right on the passenger side. >> She got right on the driver's side. Uh was yelling at him, "What is that? What is that?" And then the right arm right at him. >> She was reporting. >> Huh? She was recording. Where did he say that she pulled him up? >> Just east of Rockwell. >> Um that she's taking a picture of him at Sacramento. >> So yeah, he said he said saw all black flag and he ducked down. So then he like follow >> there is no he's not even a he's not even in a car. He's in his car. You know who this was previous? >> She's off duty too. He's claiming that you were uh you were caught out of assuming 88th Street and he was driving on the Kenzi that he says that you popped out on the Kenzi and you popped out right in front of him. That's why he almost crashed into you. So he gave you a >> Did he tell you? I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> That's what he's saying. I'm let >> So he's saying that you popped out. He almost hit you. That's why he beeped at you. >> Then you started to swerving into other related traffic kind of cutting them off. And then you guys saw we're going uh uh eastbound and that you pulled the gun on him at about rock >> and then he follows you here to get your place. >> Is there any cameras that can um show that? >> No, the only I'm going off of your word, not for his word, you know, >> because how am I cutting him off if I was behind him? You see what I'm saying? That doesn't make any sense. >> So when did I cut him off? >> I was clearly I had some room, but I had some room because look how far we are. >> Yeah. And this is over. >> You see what I'm saying? That's right here. So, what is he talking about? >> Yeah, >> he was speeding down Casia cuz that's how he caught up to me cuz when I was there, there was nobody there, which is how I was able to make my turn. >> That's He's not telling the truth. He works for you guys. >> No, I don't. >> He called 911 saying that he's following a car with your play. >> He didn't follow me. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to cut you. I'm sorry. Well, eventually you did follow you cuz then you guys went through the blocks and you came off of 88th. We we got the call. >> I didn't come back from 88th. I came back from um um 90th >> cuz I went I went all the way around. >> I know. So when we got the call, we were about Tolman or not Tolman Washington somewhere around there cuz you guys came back on the Rockwell I think. >> No. >> Well, he did >> cuz Rockwell is a oneway. >> Yeah. >> But we already passed we already passed that cuz we I I took Western on back. >> Western. >> Yeah. I don't know what he would think of. >> Yeah. >> But then you guys got in the blocks too cuz you guys popped out on out. >> He couldn't have unless unless he was talking to somebody or whatever. He went straight on he went straight east on 87th Street and I turned off on Weston. So I don't know. I don't I don't know. But he's not telling you the truth. >> Somehow he got behind you cuz you guys came through the neighborhood. He was giving us updates. >> I did. >> He was giving us updates. >> I went south on western then I I came back I came back uh east. I mean west going west on 90th street from I think that's where the park is. The park is on 90th right? >> Oh 91st. No 90th >> off of western. You can't get the first the other park. >> No not that the park. >> Yeah it's 90th California. >> No I took 90th all the way down. So I got to candy and that's where you guys pulled me up when we got right here. >> Yeah. Not but you came down uh had to come off cuz off of Western 90 then you had to come down. >> That's right. You are right cuz the tracks are right there. And then I made that right on on Rockwell. You're right. I'm sorry. I came down 90th >> from Rockwell. You guys came down the side street. >> Yeah. >> I don't know cuz I I don't I don't know. >> And that's where he was following you. He was following you all the way from Rockwell. She's got He's saying that that uh he's saying that she was uh that that she was that who was following who? that she followed him east on 87 until she was able to get up next to him right next to his bedroom and his driver's side and his arms came up. >> No, I was behind him. That's what my I was way behind him. >> She took a picture. >> I was way behind. We never caught up to each other on He passed me. He went past Western and I went I went on West to get to get away from cuz I already got I feel like I got the picture. >> I was always behind him. >> You never got next to him. >> No, that's I'm sorry. I don't mean >> No, no, you're fine. No, no. I I understand. But so I I just had to ask based on what he said. I asked him things when you say But so you never got next to him and tried to take a picture from the side or anything like that? >> Yeah. So So this this three-way turns into two-way once you get up there, right? >> So there was a truck that was in the middle. So I went around the truck on the it' be the left side of the truck on the driver's side of the truck. >> Since the other offduty cop was updating the situation live, her side of the story doesn't line up with that. She's got to either prove her side somehow or get arrested. >> She's gonna have to come in. She can sit in a report room, but the whatchamacallit, she's going to have to if if he's adamant that whatchamacallit, she pulled out a 32 and she goes on ahead and she's pursuing him, but she was uh I mean, whatever you call this, she was behind him and she's taking a photo of him way behind her >> with uh trying to take a picture. Then he she says that once they got to western, he continued eastbound and she went southbound to get away and then he was following her. >> I don't know. >> But he's so adamant that there was a 32 point of that wall though, right? >> What? >> He's adamant that there was a 32 point. >> He thinks it might have been, but he she says she never pulled any guns or anything. She said she was trying to take a picture of Is there Where's the 32? >> She say she got a gun. >> Where's your Where's your gun at? >> It's in my purse. on the seat. >> It's under the seat. I mean on on the passenger side. >> On the passenger side seat cuz I don't know what's going to happen here. >> He won't let me go to THE CAR TO PUT MY phone on the charger. >> Mr. Sergeant let him do his thing. Hey, he controls this, not me. >> You said what? >> He controls it, not me. So I mean this is a sergeant. So I'm just going based off of what he's saying. There's a possibility you might have to go in. I'm just saying. I'm not I'm saying to go with them. >> I'm saying but you give me the possibility. What's the possibility? What? What's >> uh from an arrest being made for for alleged uh >> burden arrested getting arrested? >> I don't know. >> I'm just that there's a possibility of something like that happening because of what's being said and the circumstances around it. Okay. >> Call my brother, please. >> I think I got >> You got I gave him your number. >> After getting the firearm from the car, the cop then put her under arrest. Here. What's your first name? >> Precious. >> Precious. Come on back with me. >> I know you're Manny's. >> I got you. I got you. I know you're Manny's sisters. I'm going to try to be respectful. I got to put you in cuffs for now cuz this you're doing going to the station for investigation at this point. Okay. We're going to finish this up at the station. >> Can you Can I get my charge at? >> Yeah. I got I I'll do whatever that I can to help. Okay. I got to put you in cuffs. Unfortunately, >> you going to put me in cuffs? >> I have to. Okay. But I'm not I'm doing it in the car. I'm not doing it in the in the >> I can't believe this. >> Yeah. Well, you cannot be honest. >> Um just bear with us. >> Is this going to affect my job? >> What are you girlfriend? >> I'm a correctional officer >> at a cunner. >> No, I work at Stville. That's why that's why I'm able to carry. >> Yeah. >> Oh, not a cop, but a correctional officer. And the whole time she's acting like she's a cop. Oh well. 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