No, this mother tie. >> Look at him. >> No, I'm >> going to lose your job, mother. >> Cops are trained to handle the drunk and disorderly with restraint. But what happens when the chaos comes from behind the badge? >> Come on. Come on. Fuck you, >> dude. Come down. >> Here are the times when drunk officers push their colleagues to the limit. Starting with the case of this drunk offduty officer who demanded special treatment after crashing his car. What's going on, boss? Are you on duty now? >> Me? >> Yes. Yes, sir. >> Okay, now let's take our badge off. >> Stay over here. Hey, >> where you going? >> On the 22nd of July, 2024, cops got a call about a man who crashed his car and tried to run off twice. Officers tracked down the suspect right away and were shocked to see he was an offduty officer who had been drinking heavily. I love you too, brother. >> So, we're going to stand you up and we're going to walk back over there. Okay. Do >> you understand? I just paid for four teeth. >> Well, I'm sure they appreciate that. >> I do. >> I believe you. >> I already called Sergeant. >> All right. So, we're going to stand you up and we're going to walk back over there. Okay. All right. Ready? One, two, and three. There you go. I got your phone. All right. You want to lean up against the car, sir? >> You want to lean up against the car? >> You want to lean up against the car? >> Yeah, sure. Make it a little better. >> Yeah, sure. >> No, just lean up there. You just lean up. Turn >> around. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> John, turn around. >> There you go. Just relax. >> Relax. >> There you go. Put your back. There you go. There you go. God. >> How How does that make it easier >> being in cuffs? You know why you're in cuffs, John? >> Yeah. >> Sir. >> Yeah. >> You You tried to walk away from the crash. >> No, >> we have to walk a ways away. >> You please take my pants. >> If I take them off, are you going to walk away again? If you do, I'm going to put you back in cuffs. >> What would you like for me? I just don't want you to walk away from the scene. >> No problem. >> Okay. If I take them off. >> Yes. >> Okay. You You already Listen, you promised me. >> I promise. >> I hope you're a man of your word. >> Yeah, I know. They don't feel great. >> Yeah. Don't turn your wrist. >> There we go. >> There you go, sir. There you go. Now you just relax. >> I don't understand. Yes. >> What two others? >> You a man of my people. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Now, what would you like to do? >> Just relax. >> Just relax. Yeah. >> What's going on, boss? Are you on duty now? >> Me? >> Yes. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Now, let's take our badge off. Me? >> Yes, sir. >> Put in your pocket. I'm not taking I just don't want You don't need That's all. May I go home? >> No, you can't go home. >> Can't go home yet. >> All right. So, what needs to be >> We have a DUI unit coming to check you out and once they clear you, then we'll have to figure out what we're doing with the car and whatnot. If there's a place you want to take to or tow or whatnot. So, I guess it's a safe car. Hit the pole pretty good. You look all right. >> It's a tree and that's it's going to go down when it's going to go down when they leave. Oh, >> it's going to fall. So, they said something about getting somebody made it from the >> Yeah, >> the village dwellings to come over and >> Yeah, >> cuz that's going to fall. It's probably going to hit the wire. >> Okay. >> FPL on it way or >> Yes. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Fire's good. Right there on the way. Is >> there a particular uh place you want the car towed to? Cuz it ain't driving. >> Yeah. >> Where? >> Yeah. We got a couple minutes. Just let me know what you are and then we'll call for >> the officers felt embarrassed as they struggled to arrest one of their own fellow cops, but they had no idea the day was about to get even worse. Don't >> Don't go in there. No, you can't go in there, buddy. >> Don't go in there cuz they know what's in there. >> Yeah, you can't go in there. >> What? You can't go in there. Don't go in there. Listen, let let me let the both both investigations come through and then you can go about your business. Okay. >> I got you just >> I got you. I understand that. But you know that we still have to do our job. Okay. >> Stay over here. Hey, >> where you going? >> Where you going? >> Really? >> We're not doing nothing. Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand. >> Come on, John. Cut it out. John, cut it out, bro. John, stop it. Really? John, what are you doing? You're just making this worse for yourself. >> Really, John? >> John? Really? >> Come on, man. Really, John? >> Really? >> I am. >> What are you doing? >> I am. I think you do the same thing. >> Yeah. You close your or I'll close mine. Maybe later. Let him stay there. >> On your side. Just stay on your side. >> So now I know that I can't trust you. Okay. >> John, really? >> What do you mean really? >> Where you where you think you're going, >> watching you run is like watching something moving in slow motion. >> Yeah, that's kind of comical. What are you doing, >> dude? >> What were you? It's the funniest thing I've ever seen in my life. Really? >> Listen to you. You're gas over there. >> Me, too. I'm proud to >> me. I've never seen this. Like, what is he doing? >> Yeah. I was like, what did this dude really? Really? >> Did he make a run for him when I walked over there? >> Tony. >> All right. My question is, do you guys have charges on him other than leaving the Yeah, he's leaving us in an accident. >> Well, I mean, do you guys have like battery LEO resisting anything like that? walking up with me. So, we just have this, right? >> Just the running. >> Oh, no. >> He touched up under he actually fell then and you cuffed him. >> Yes. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. Okay. >> So, >> John, why are you doing this? >> He's not injured, right? >> No. >> Checked him out. He just took a little >> fire rescue. Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. He's not injured. >> All right. So, sit him up. Let's Let's set him up. Let's set him up. Chad, what are you doing? Chad, why are you running off? >> Boston Marathon's not till August. What are you doing? >> All right. What are you doing? >> Thank >> All right. You're done. You got >> All right. No more shenanigans, right? We're going to stand you up >> and we're just going to figure out what we got here. Okay. But no more running. No more shenanigans. >> Can you please stand me up? >> Can we? >> There we go. All right. >> God. >> All right. Now, relax for a minute. Okay. No more running off. >> All right. Let's Let's go to the front of my car. Okay. >> Jonathan. >> Don't speak Jonathan. >> What's your name? What do you want me to say? Chad. >> Chad. Your name's Chad. >> Okay. You go by Chad. >> It's okay. Chad. >> You a sergeant? >> Huh? >> No, that's the sergeant over there. >> He was talking to you right here to your right. >> From the way Chad carried himself, it was obvious he was a corrupt cop who probably slipped past punishment many times before. What he didn't realize though was that these officers weren't the type to play games. They were ready to do their jobs the right way. >> You can't hurt you. >> No, no, no, no, no. You You You can't be a man that we could trust. So, I can't do that. You just lied to my friend. You just lied to my colleague. >> You lied to my colleague. >> Yes, you did. You lied to my colleague. >> Yes, you did. >> She said, "If we take you out of the cuffs, you're not going to run again." You said, "No, not at all." >> What happened that 10 minutes later? You position yourself, the next thing you know, you had a very slow run. >> You You can't You can't be trusted. You You're not a good poker player. Well, actually, you're actually a really good poker player cuz you bluff the hell out of us. >> Yeah. >> You play poker. >> I knew it. You're pretty good at it, aren't you? >> No, you fool us, >> by the way. >> But it was funny. >> You're funny. You're funny. You made my day, though. I haven't seen that in uh 25 years. You're you're a lieutenant? >> No. >> No, I'm not a lieutenant. >> But here's my question. Where where were you going? >> My house? >> Yeah. >> Where is your house? >> He lives right here on the next block. >> Oh, >> I am Gregory Tony. >> Gregory Tony. Who's Gregory Tony? >> The sheriff of Bar County. >> You're the sheriff of Bar County. >> No, I'm not. >> Okay, sir. >> I am his best friend. Oh, you're his best friend. >> Sorry. >> Okay. >> Do you see my badge? >> I saw that. I saw your badge. Yeah, I saw that. What does that mean? >> That means I'm his number one, sir. >> Okay. But what does that got to do with this call? >> It means >> what does your best friend has to do with this call? That's all well and good, but when you go out and do something that brings attention to law enforcement, we all have a job to do. Correct. >> Absolutely. >> That's a yes or no question. Yeah. Okay. Okay. So now that So now that So now that you brought attention now that you brought attention to us. Wait, wait, let me finish. >> Now that you brought attention to us, so let us do our job and like my sergeant said, then he's going to figure out from here. Okay, that's all we asking. >> I'm going to be let him do a couple quick tests. We'll get him out of here. So I'm going to shut my guys down so we can complant with you and then see what you can get done. >> Does that work? >> I mean, he's not argumentative, right? >> No, no, no, no. >> All right, then we can take the cuffs off of him and we'll go for >> All right. This is what we're going to do. Hold on. I mean, you tell me. Is he argumentative or is he going to fight or >> take him out of the cuffs? >> But it'll be the second time that I go to take him off. >> Take him out of the cuffs. >> All right, then. Forget it. No, no, no, no, no. >> Now, I'm going to tell you this right now. Let him finish the tests. >> Okay? If you run off, you're going to jail. I don't care. You just listen to this guy so I can get you out of here. Okay? So, take the cuffs off. He's going >> Hold on. Hold on. Sorry. >> You said you had to put him on twice. >> We put him on the first time cuz he walked away and then >> for walking away. He's not walking away again. >> And then I took him off. He said, "I'm not going to run." >> Not 10 minutes later, he starts taking off running and me and Brown had to take him down and put him back in custody. >> The officers freed Chad from the restraints to start asking questions, only to watch the interrogation become unexpectedly strange. >> I'm the sergeant and I'm comfortable, so we're taking the cuffs off. >> Well, I want to make sure that they're put them on twice. So, as long as he doesn't run off, I don't feel like chasing. >> No, you don't have to chase him. But I just made >> I can't stop moving. going to be uh >> All right. He's going to run some tests. What's your name? Chad, you said? All right, Chad. Listen. He's going to run some tests. Let him finish up his test so I can get you out of here. But you can't screw around or do anything anymore. Let him do it so we can all get on our way. Fair enough. All right, brother. So, just listen to him. Let him do his thing. We'll get out of here. All right. I got you. All right. Just you got to do what I'm telling you to do. Okay. >> You have your Miranda cars with you? >> Are you good steering? >> Lean up on the car for me. >> I know. Lean up on the car with me for a minute. Just lean back here. You got to follow. Just lean on the car for a minute. There you go. >> All right. >> Well, on the car. There you go. All right. It It slammed it in. That's nice. >> All right. Chad, are you injured at all as a result of any of this? >> What do you mean a little bit? >> Yes. A little bit. >> Okay. Do you need to go to the hospital? >> Probably. >> Probably. >> Okay. So, if we call >> If we call the medics to come here, >> do you want to go to the hospital? Is that it? >> Yes. What kind of pain are you in right now that requires you to go into the hospital? >> What? >> Awkward. >> Awkward. What? >> What do you mean awkward position? What are you talking? >> Give me an example. What? What are your injuries right now? >> No. I I need to understand this. We might have firefighters come in here or not. Are you injured in any way? You already had the firefighters come out here and check you out. They've already left. They determined that you're fine. Now you're saying you want them to come back. Why do you want them to come back? >> You don't want them to come back. >> Okay. You don't want them to come back. >> You go down that road and stop with that road. >> Okay. So you don't do not >> Okay. >> The fifth year. >> Okay. All right. So, let me explain something. Okay. >> Give my license back. >> Well, we'll get to that. We'll get to that in a second. >> We're fifth right now. >> Okay. We're going to get to that in a second. Law enforce. >> Okay. And I respect that. >> You better. >> But here's >> we're going to get to that and I'm looking I need back. >> Okay. Let me finish what I'm doing here. Okay. So, I've completed Well, we've completed a crash investigation. Okay. Looks like what happened? You just made a wide turn and hit the pole or you want to tell me what happened? You want to tell me your side of this? >> At this point, Chad mumbled through his sentences and staggered around, making it nearly impossible for the officers to get straight answers. Did you explain the crash to any of these deputies with a sergeant here or got to ask those questions? >> I have to ask these questions. I mean, do you want to tell me or no? It's up to you. >> Yes or no? No. Okay. So, here's what I need you to do. This is very important. Chad, you go by Chad then. You go by Chad. Is that your name? You going by Chad? Yes. No. Maybe. Okay. I'm required to warn you before you make any statement. You have the following constitutional rights. You have the right to remain silent. not answer any questions. Do you understand that? Yes or no? Do you understand that? Yes or no, Chad? >> Who's my badge? >> Huh? >> Sir, this is my badge. That's my badge. >> Any statement must be freely and voluntarily given. Do you understand that? Yes or no? >> Chad, do you understand that? Yes or no? >> Can you believe this? If you cannot afford a lawyer, you are entitled to the presence and representation of a court-appointed lawyer before you make any statement during any questioning. Do you understand that? >> Yes or no? >> Are you getting upset like where you're going to start fighting or what's the matter with you? What are you doing? Okay. If any time during the interview you do not wish to answer any questions, you're privileged to remain silent. Do you understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> Thank you. There we go. Do you understand all these rights that I've explained to you? >> That's all I ask. Yes or no? Okay. So, Chad, why don't you tell me what happened here again? What's going on? >> My license. >> Well, we're going to get to that in just a minute. I want to understand what's going on here. And the reason I want to understand that, listen to me. Listen to me. It's very important. My name is investigator Noel. I'm with the DUI unit. Okay? >> I've completed a crash investigation. I've switched hats to a criminal investigation. That's why I read you your rights. Now, I'm giving you the opportunity to tell me what happened here. Do you want to tell me yes or no? I want Just give him a minute cuz he's got to do this. He's got to go through a spin. You know that you've done been through this, right? So, you know what he's got to do. >> Stay over here. >> He's got to do it. You know he's got to do >> over here. >> We're not getting any. >> Chad, look at me. >> Look at me. This is going to be as minimal as possible. Chad, look at me. Yes. Look at me, Chad. Make this as minimal as possible. Okay? I'm trying to help you out, but you got to make this as minimal as possible. >> Can you understand me on that? >> You've got to let me help you make this as minimal as possible. Are we clear? >> We search him. What's in his pockets? >> Yeah. Search. >> Your badge is in your pocket, Chad. I didn't take your badge. Your badge is with you, bro. We didn't take my damn pocket. >> We didn't take it. It was in your pocket, brother. >> It's It's thising guy that uses handcuffs that uses handcuffs that protects you guys more than anybody else. >> That's $40,000. >> Tension grew when he began to argue back and forth with the officers, even though he was clearly too drunk to make sense. >> I'm not Let's have a seat in my car. >> Come on, let's have a seat in the car. >> Did you hear me? >> I heard everything you said. Yes. Come on. Let's have a seat in my car. Okay. >> All that stuff's coming with you, Chad. We're not going to keep anything. >> Go ahead and have a seat. Okay. Chad, go ahead and have a seat. >> Wait, I can't keep sit for a minute. I got to go talk to him. >> He's going to come back and talk to you. >> Chad, sit for a minute. Let me talk to him. >> Thank you, bud. >> Have a seat, Chad. >> Have a seat in the car. Okay. Chad, go ahead and have a seat for me. Okay. >> Do you understand? >> Chad, just have a seat in the car. Okay. >> Look through my phone. >> I can't go. Chad, I can't go talk to him till you sat down for a minute. So, sit down so I can go talk to him. >> No problem. Thank you. All right. Thanks, Chad. Go ahead. Have a seat. SWAT with your fucking >> You got to You got to talk to him. You need to sit down for me. >> All right. >> What the fuck? >> You're fucking killing you. After doctors gave him the allclear, Chad was taken straight to jail where he faced charges of DUI and resisting arrest. If you thought Chad was bad, wait until you hear about the police chief who completely lost control during a DUI arrest after crashing his car. >> You Let's go. Let me go. >> Come on. Fuck you, >> dude. Calm down. Calm down. I was the chief of police and bridge you. >> On December 27th, 2024, officers were dispatched to the scene of a car crash caused by a heavily intoxicated driver. And to their shock, the person behind the wheel turned out to be the last individual they ever expected to find drunk and driving. >> Oh, I saw the fire department pull out. >> Yeah, they probably came. >> Are they on? >> Let me They're coming. >> I know. I know. >> What's his name? >> I was going to His name's Larry. his last >> he works for the bridge. I don't know, >> but it's last name's on the back of the license plate. >> He's got a hand in here. That's why he's yelling, screaming like that. >> But, uh, >> come on. >> Other than that, I don't know if he's been drinking or not. >> Yeah, it's hard to tell. The red car, that's mine. >> I'm sitting in traffic and he comes down this way, hits this thing, and then the whole car just flips over like this. >> What the fuck? >> Why are you running? Relax. Just relax, will you? In this lane, >> this idiot hit that. He was going too fast. I have to come down this way the wrong way. >> Let me go. >> Larry, just relax. >> Let me go. >> Larry, just relax. >> Come on. Let me go. >> So, I put the barrel. So, I'm rerouting traffic that way. >> Yeah. >> So, so I don't have to stand. >> What the fuck? >> The car wanted to go down this way and that's not going to happen. But >> you Let's go. Let me go. >> He's got him on his lap. >> I can't tell. I can't tell if it's an I can't see if he's got an injury or what. >> What the fuck? Don't let me go. He's got blood on his face. >> I don't know if that was from Probably Probably the airbag. >> Yeah, maybe. >> Let's fucking go. Let's go. Fuck you. Come on. Come on. Fuck you, >> dude. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. >> Make me go. >> Okay. All right. Calm down. >> Then make me go. >> Calm down. >> Relax. >> You know what? I'm I'm the >> Okay. >> You know what? I'm the cop and bridge. You >> don't do that. >> Okay. Stop. >> Yeah. Come on. No. Come on. >> You have a 32? >> I don't know. You have a gun on you? 94. >> Yeah, I do. But let me go. Come on. There's a fucking Come on. Let me go. >> He does. >> This guy coming from all the way. >> The guy in the Buick. >> Yeah. >> Let me see. I I can't get in there. Um I don't know if he's got a head injury. I don't know. >> He's a village employee. So, and he's got blood hanging off his >> Okay. >> And he's he's he's swearing and all that. >> How are you? >> Is your car in park, sir? >> You guys are awesome. You guys are good. You're good that good. Thank you. You're good that good. All right. Thank you very much, >> dude. You got to get out of the car. Climbing. >> Let me go very much. [Music] >> There you go. >> The former police chief wasn't focused on what had just happened. His drunken state had him shouting and cursing like he had completely lost control. >> Larry, don't give these guys a hard time. Don't give them a hard time. All right. >> They're great. Give him a break. Yeah, give him a hard time. >> They're great. >> Thank you very much. >> I think it might be appreciate it. >> No, you're not. >> You're retired, man. >> His name is Larry. >> That's not Wall-E. >> Wall-E. It's Wall-E. >> It is Wallally. >> Oh, it is. Okay. >> Hey, why why are you so airbag? You >> got a I didn't put that there. >> No, you didn't. >> No, I didn't. You were in a car accident. I heard that name before, but I don't know what the purpose is. >> Hold on, guys. You know what? [Applause] You're getting everything. >> I was the cheaper place and bridges. >> That makes it even better. That's why I want >> What the fuck shit? >> Just relax. >> I I know because you guys are all awesome. When I go down, you're awesome. >> We want to take care of you all. All right. said, "You want to go to the hospital?" >> I've never seen a head injury like that before and I was in the fire service for 4 years. You may have >> My fucking goddamn phone is not on me. >> What the Don't come with me. Is >> there no way to shut that car off? >> Where the did he come from? >> Who? Him. What the did he come from? >> He's here to help you. He's taking you to the hospital. >> No. No, he was that way. >> Who the put that in there? >> Uh, T, get the out of here. >> Yo, you're going in there, >> obviously. >> Get the fuck out of here. >> You want to walk over there or do you want us to bring the stretcher over? >> Get out of the car. >> Come on, Wally. You ready? >> Come on, buddy. You got to get out. You >> got to get out. I'm waiting for him. It's buddy. What's up? >> Well, you're right here. Let's go. What the is this? Ollie, >> come on, buddy. You know what? Come on. Get the out of here. >> Let me get out. Get out, man. >> What? What? What are you doing back here? >> You know what? What are you doing back here in mying arm? >> Come on, Wally. Let's go. >> Have to hop out of the car, man. >> Come on. Let's go, >> Wally. Come on, buddy. >> Come on. You know what? I want the chief of police in Bridgeview. Why you do this to me? >> No, you're not. Come on. >> All right. You got to hop out of the car. >> Wally, let's go. >> Wally, come on. >> Why? Why you do this to You're embarrassing yourself. >> What? >> As officers worked to make sure he got medical attention, Wall-E pushed back, turning the simple process into chaos. >> Come on. >> You know what? Don't do my armor. >> Wally, let's go. >> You know, leave me alone. >> If you want to keep >> You know what? Get him the out of here. >> If you want to keep any any part of your career left, get out of the car. Nice. >> Now, if you want to have a job still tomorrow, get out of the car. Nice. >> You know what? Let's go. >> You know what? >> Leave me alone. >> Let's go. You have the car. >> Get him the out of here. >> Let's go, Wally. >> No. Get him out of here. No. No. No. No. Let's go. Stop fighting. >> Stop fighting. Stop doing it to me. >> Wall-ally, >> no. Stop doing it to me. >> Wall-E, out of the car, my man. >> I know, but >> stop doing it to me. >> Wally, come on. >> Get your feet out and >> stop doing it. >> Let's go. >> No, >> stop resisting. Let's go. >> Stop. >> Stop resisting, Wall-E. Come on, Wall-E. Let's go. All right. Eat soon. >> Wally, let's go. >> Come on, guys. >> Come on. >> You guys hurt me a lot. >> We're trying to pull you off. >> Oh, no. You guys hurt me. >> No, we're not playing games no more. Let's go. >> I know, but don't hurt me. >> All right, then. Get out. Get out. >> I know, but I have to do this. >> Don't hurt me. >> We're not hurting you, Ollie. >> No, you did. >> Let's go. >> Okay, guys. Come on. No, you guys are my fucking buddies. >> I know. Then let's go. I know, but don't do that. Stop, >> Molly. Let's go. >> Take your hands off the steering wheel. >> Okay. Come on, guys. >> I'm sorry. >> Come on. Come on. Stop. [Music] >> Molly, come on. [Applause] >> Come on. Get that arm. I have this one. Feel it. Jesus, guys. Okay. Okay. >> We're out. We're out. >> Okay. We're out. >> Oh, guys. It's all we wanted, man. Just get you out of the car. >> I'm sorry. >> Guys, >> I'm sorry. >> We're just going to get checked out. >> Guys, I'm sorry, guys. >> Come on. You went best buddies. >> How much you had to drink tonight, Wall-E? No. >> No. Not today. No, not today. >> Okay. How much you had to drink the last hour? >> Oh, I let go of me. >> Ow. >> What? >> Guys, I'm sorry. >> Okay. Well, get up. >> Where's your ID at, man? >> Okay. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. >> Oh my god. Ow. Come on, guys. >> Checking for that 32. >> Okay. Come on. >> I'm sorry. Come on, guys. >> Wally believed the badge would shield him, but his drunken behavior left the officers with no patience for him. >> You're You're my awesome guy. Ow. Hey. >> Oh, you know what? Come on. Ow. You'reing hurting me. >> Well done. Quit resisting. >> What? >> Stop. >> You're hurting me. >> Oh, well. Quit resisting. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. That's my car. >> I don't have one though. >> The other one. Mr. Walry, you ready? >> Come on. >> Let me know if you need help. >> Yeah. >> Okay, I got you. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you understand what this is, right, sir? This is going to be pretty much You know, you understand your vehicle was towed, right? >> What? >> Your vehicle was towed cuz you you were in a car accident. >> My vehicle was what? >> It was towed. >> Towed? >> Yeah. >> No, it's not towed. >> Well, yes, it was. I'm I'm telling you. >> This is going to be >> Was it towed by you? >> Listen. Listen to what I'm trying to tell you. >> It wasn't tow involved in an accident. >> You crashed into another car. You've been and you've been drinking. >> I pulled by No, I pulled by you guys. >> Sir, I'm I'm explaining it to you. Okay. For DUI. >> Okay. >> What do you mean a DUI? I'm >> I'm explaining to you what this is. Listen Listen to what I'm saying. Okay. Stop getting Stop getting upset. Okay. >> What do you mean a DUI? >> That's I'm not >> That's what the officer charged you with. officer. The arresting officer charged her with a DUI. Okay. >> I'm not going I'm not going to I'm not drunk. I I came from work by I came by work by you guys. >> Okay. You want You want to get out from here or you want to stay in here? If you want to get outside here, okay. >> Yeah, I came from you. I came from work by you guys. I'm not drunk. >> You can argue that in court. >> Wall-ally was eventually charged with DUI and resisting an officer. Next came a shocking story from New Jersey where a chief arrived at a crash scene heavily intoxicated and an officer ended up slamming him on the hood. >> I'm over here. >> Chief, I'm on a DWI. >> Chief, I'm on a DWI. >> Get over here. >> Touch me. Don't you touch me. Don't you fucking touch me. >> On November 9th, 2023, police units hurried into a commercial neighborhood after receiving an urgent 911 call about a wreck. The officers expected nothing more than the usual response. Secure the area, assist the victims, write the reports, but out of nowhere, their own chief appeared at the scene in a way that caught them completely offguard. >> Hey, Ron, just pull that up and put it to the shoulder. >> Yeah. >> Thanks. [Music] >> R I am not the police. Okay. I came here with the ambulance. I want to make sure you're okay. >> I don't know what he's thinking. >> I don't know. I'm asking you if he's our mayor or not. >> Oh, yeah. >> What? >> Yeah, >> I get that. >> I'm not saying you aren't. I just want to make sure you're giving them a fucking problem that we need to be aware of. >> I can't get any. >> Can you tell me your first name, please? Now why you got a a jacket on the stuff to be worn? What's on the back of this? >> We're going to tell me what's on the back of it. >> Oh, it's washed off. >> Yeah, then get rid of it. >> Okay, that's ridiculous. Sergeant forgot. >> Okay, chief. Let me work this DWI. Okay, >> Chief, I'm on a DWI. Chief, I'm on a DWI. >> Get over here. >> I'm on a DWI. >> Chief, I'm working. I don't have time to argue about a jacket. Okay. >> Don't punch me. Don't you touch me. Don't you fucking touch me. >> You have a problem. >> Fuck. >> You grab me. >> Now get out of here before you get a problem. Take him out. Take him. No, you're going to go in. Take him. Lock again. Whose keys are these? >> They're mine. >> Get out of here. No. >> Chief, get out of here or you're going to get locked up. >> Chief, you're going to get locked up. >> What the fuck? >> You're branding me. I asked you three times to leave me alone. You're obstructing my DWI. >> Billy, come over here. >> Let me go. >> That's the first thing for Put in trouble now. Stop in trouble. Stop. Stop. Stop. You're going to be stopped. Stop. You're in trouble, Billy. Chief, >> I'm working at DWI. >> I'm listening to you. >> Okay, >> shut up. >> No, >> you're in trouble. Cuz this is the first thing. First, first of all, I was about to say to you, you're stupid. I was about to say to you, what do you need OEM for? >> You're embarrassing me in front of the men. >> That's That's neither here nor there. >> Okay, >> that that's neither here nor there. Now, we got a realing problem, Billy. >> Yeah, we do. >> I know. We do. All right. You're going to have to go inside. >> No. How about we do this? >> No. No. No. No. No. Billy, you're going to have to go inside right now with me. You're going to have to go inside and and >> a serious collision. >> Billy, you're not doing anything when I'm on the scene. Okay. You should know better than this, my friend. No. >> Listen to me. >> Grab me. >> No. I said come over here. I'm out of line. You grab me. Come to video. I'm not going to argue with I have a crash to work. I have a job. You're relieved. >> Billy, you're relieved. Okay. >> You're relieved. >> No. No. No. No. Billy, you have to understand something. You're relieved. Billy, you're relieved. At >> this point, the chief behaved as if his position gave him the right to step into the investigation despite his obvious intoxication. What he failed to see was that his title didn't excuse him from the law. >> Go in the headquarters and wait for me. >> Yeah, I might crash. >> No, no, Billy. You're relieved. >> I have officers here >> right here. They could get waffled cuz my car is blocking it. >> Billy, you're relieved. >> No, Chief. >> No. Billy, please. Billy, don't. You're suspended. Billy, >> I'm suspended. >> Yes. >> Okay, then. I I'm going home. >> Yes. Billy, come here. >> I'm going home. >> We can't talk. I'm suspended. >> No. No. No. >> No. I'm suspended. I'm going to head home and you're going to wait for me there. >> No. I'm not I'm suspended. You're going to I'm going home. I'm going to go in the headquarters and you wait for me there. >> Let me work my craft. This is why I'm here. >> You're suspended. If I'm suspended, then I'm not going to bring inside. Nothing more. >> No, no, Billy. You have to let me You're suspended. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Wait for me in there. That's in order. Can you do me a favor? Can you put your car where my car is so officers and first aid don't get run over, please? >> Thank you. >> See what happened there. >> What did What happened? Some type of exchange between you and Sergeant. We're going to talk about that later. Everybody's got really trying to figure that out. >> Let me in there. Yes, you're going to meet me in there. Go open the door right now. >> There's nowhere to put her. She's going to ruin things. >> Okay, we'll leave her in there. >> I'm done. I got got people on the road. I want to make sure they're safe. >> I want to run you over, so why don't you >> No, no, no. Come on. Go ahead. You know I love you. Come on. What's wrong with you? Billy, >> why would you do that to me? Stop. Billy, stop. You got enough problems already, please. On the footage, one of the officers can be heard saying he was drunk again, proving this was far from a one-time slip. In the end, the police chief faced suspension for how he acted.