My [snorts] dad was a police of chief. >> I want you to meet offduty police officer Skylin Cisnerero from the Hondo, Texas Police Department. Skylin is Rip Roaring Crossside drunk on the ski slopes of TA, New Mexico. But she would never pull her cop card in order to leverage her authoriti with the expectation of preferential treatment. And I mean never. >> I'm law enforcement in Texas. I'm law enforcement. I'm law enforcement. SAPD. We're law enforcement. And we're all law enforcement. I'm law enforcement in Texas. I'm law enforcement. We're law enforcement. [ __ ] I'm law enforcement. What the I'm law enforcement. I'm a sergeant. I'm law enforcement. I've been in law enforcement for over 10 years. We're both law enforcement. I am law enforcement. I'm law enforcement. And we're law enforcement. And we came here to have a good time. >> I'm a cop and I'm law enforcement. >> I'm law enforcement. So I'm a cop and I'm a cop. >> Okay. She pulled her handle me with kid gloves cop card. Gosh, that was unexpected. But her San Antonio Police Department husband, Tyler Thompson, wouldn't use his badge to seek special treatment, would he? >> No. I'm law enforcement, bro. I'm law enforcement. I'm law enforcement. Law enforcement. >> Okay. It looks like the desire for special treatment kind of runs in the family. But Sky Lynn would never exhibit the aggression of a police officer. I mean, she's off duty and it's only the uniform that gives police officers that attitude, right? >> 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. >> Shut the up. >> Shut the up. >> Okay, I was wrong again. I suspect that with this title, drunk offduty cops ruin careers on pricey ski vacation. I have no doubt that we're going to see the psychological underpinnings that basically you'll find anytime you look under the covers of any law enforcer. Let's take a look at this and we'll make some comments along the way. Hondo Police Department officer Skylin Cisnero and San Antonio Police Department officer Taylor Thompson were off duty on the afternoon of January 6th, 2026 when village of Tao Ski Valley Department of Public Safety officers were called to the base area of the resort for reports of two drunk individuals. In a short time, both quickly lost their law enforcement career over a drunken vacation. >> Hey, how are you? Good. Are they on skiing? >> He's I think he's trying to clip in there. They fell over to the racks. >> Okay. >> 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 >> it's a guy that didn't cough. >> Yeah, he's super intoxic. Is everybody else? >> This one right here is a pink. >> Yeah. >> Hi. >> Hey. >> I'll check out her. I'll check out >> probably not. >> What's going on today? I got called about you guys. >> You heard about me? >> Yeah. >> Wow. >> German. You're German. Uh, I'm a police officer with the Steve Valley Police Department. We got called to check on you guys. >> I'm law enforcement in Texas. >> Oh, it didn't take long. What are we 20 seconds into this and she's already pulled her law enforcement card? >> Enforcement Texas for what department? >> What happened to your face? >> Oh my god, this shit'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. >> Hutter. >> 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? Stumbling? I can smell alcohol on your breath. >> She is freaking wasted, man. >> 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. And I'm law enforcement. >> So, for watching me like this is crazy. >> Well, they called us because they said you're impaired and it sounded like somebody got hit with a your snowboard. Is that right? >> A little kid. >> 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. >> I don't know why you're getting angry with me. I'm just asking you a question trying to help you. >> Angry 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. >> Uhhuh. >> All this [ __ ] >> Wow. >> Who are you here with? They're withing 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? >> Is that him? Right there. >> He's in Camel. >> He's right there. Yeah. >> So, what the [ __ ] the problem? >> 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. >> And my dispatch is calling me. So, hold on a second. >> Okay. >> No, we're in Texas. They got way more. >> Yeah, we're off with these individuals right now talking about >> Yep. Yep. It's 301. Yep. Thanks. Bye. >> What happened to your boyfriend? >> Yeah, they're right here. >> He does not like to be hon. >> What do you mean? >> Cuz we don't spend like 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 do you mean? >> How much did you have to drink? >> I had like two beers. >> Two beers? Only two beers? >> Yeah, man. >> You'd be You' think being a cop, you got the inside scoop. You're not going to be answering questions. And so far, they haven't committed a crime, so they should be treated as regular people. But she's already pulled her law enforcement credentials, which means she's expecting extra preferential treatment like all law enforcers do. And if they're not drunk on alcohol, they're drunk and inebriated on their own power. How much do you think he had? >> We're law enforcement. >> Okay. You told me that multiple times. All right. I understand that. You've gotten that across. No, you don't get that. >> 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 your wife finds out you're cheating on her. What? She also has another inside scoop. She understands that law enforcement, female or male, are promiscuous and they're 40 times more likely according to FBI crime stats to be domestic abusers than the general population who aren't law enforcement. when whoever the you are with. >> Not with anybody. >> [ __ ] it. >> Not going to embarrass my [ __ ] husband. >> I think they're just checking on him to make sure he's okay. [snorts] >> I'm more off 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. >> But you told me that. I don't understand. >> Multiple whatever the y'all go through, that man goes through more than y'all. >> We don't need you. >> [ __ ] you, [ __ ] >> Wow. >> You That man right there goes through more than everything y'all go through. >> First of all, the cop she's talking to like this deserves it because all cops do. So, I always find it interesting when a psychopathic law enforcement order follower engages with another psychopathic law enforcement order follower. This is always so fascinating to me. >> Okay. >> No, you don't need >> Come back here. Okay. Come stand back with me. >> No. Hands on. touch me. >> You need to stand back with me. >> You're not law enforcement. >> I I kind of in a way I love it and I hate it. This is a scop for me because, you know, the cops shouldn't be touching her, but how many times has she touched other people that didn't want to be touched? Now, she's getting the very thing that she gives to everybody. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. >> Interesting. >> Very interesting. >> You just hit me. >> You just hit me. >> Why did you do that? Calm down. I'm not helping. >> That's why I [ __ ] >> I know we're helping him. You're making it worse. >> I hate him. >> No, you hate his officer. >> No, I didn't. >> Yes, you did. >> You hit me. >> Oh, they're already treating her with kid gloves. They're treating her different than they would treat us because they they're they're believing her story that she is SAPD, that she's a law enforceer. >> She's already getting different treatment. If you or I did that and they suspected that we weren't law enforcement, we'd be on the ground. >> I'm law enforcement in Texas. >> Help you >> and we deal with more [ __ ] than y'all. >> He's dealing with you right now. You're probably going to be law enforcement longer cuz you just got arrested. >> We're trying to help him. Won't let us. >> No, there's nothing wrong with figure something out. Okay. Be cool with us and we'll be with you. Okay, we're just here to help. That's it. Okay, do law enforcement and help us out here. Make your job hard. >> Can I help you find your >> law enforcement? Take it and I'll come back and I'll take care of >> How many times did she have to say she's law enforcement? I didn't go to my husband. >> What you bringing him into? >> For what? >> He cut himself. >> He cut himself. >> His hand was all cut off. That's why we're trying to help him, but you didn't let us. >> Yeah. for law enforcement. You [ __ ] dumb [ __ ] >> Hey, calm down. We're trying to help you. >> No, >> look. He's trying to shush her because he knows this is all being recorded and he's trying to look out for his fellow Thin Blue Line gang member. >> New Mexico and Texas ain't [ __ ] >> Hit me in the arm. >> Okay, whatever. very good mother. >> You have an idea here, >> [ __ ] I'm [ __ ] law enforcement, >> man. She is She feels so entitled and privileged with a badge. She really feels like, and this this again, this underpins the psychopathy and the psychological makeup of every law enforceer, they really believe they're better than the rest of humanity. And it's shining through right now. >> This is not this this is not relegated to just her mentality. >> What's up? um my right chest from the >> every cop who's who would ever be found in this situation right here would have the same mentality and expect the same kind of quote unquote thin blue line courtesy >> okay we'll get it right we'll get to the >> [ __ ] okay just leave it with me be cool I'll be cool you call me >> cuz y'all freak as [ __ ] as [ __ ] we're from Texas we're not from New Mexico I fake [ __ ] [snorts] I'm going to tell you that [ __ ] I'm from [ __ ] New Mexico [snorts] as [ __ ] You want to You want to You want to come? No. I've been in law enforcement for over 10 years. >> Whoa. She's been in law enforcement for over 10 years. She's a s if if what she's saying is true, she's been in law enforcement for over a decade. She's a sergeant with San Antonio Police Department. And she's going to treat another officer like this, expecting the officers to give her grace. anymore rights. I know. So, I hope your sergeant knows what rights are. >> I'm the police chief. You got the main dog here. >> What's your name? >> Bill. >> You're the chief? >> Yes. >> Oh, this is TA. This is TA. This is New Mexico. >> Um, >> so what did I do? You hit the officer. But work with us. Be calm with us. >> I never hit your officer. >> Okay. Just be calm. >> Body camps. >> Yeah, we have body. >> Look, he's already doing it. Just be calm. Work with us. We'll work with you. No problem. You're You're part of the club. You're part of the Fraternal Order of Police. We take care of our own. Just don't make it any worse. And he's probably doing this off camera stuff like And just remember we got the uh be quiet. Don't make it worse for yourself. Please. Please, whatever you do. [snorts] >> No, stay here. What the [ __ ] 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. >> No, babe. >> Let his camera roll. How much you talk to me? I'm native. I'm not white. I'm native. Native. this on this line. >> Native native my >> God. Is it getting does it get any better here? Let's see. >> Where can we take your boyfriend cuz he's really really intoxicating. We want to take him to jail. Where are you guys staying at? >> We don't want to take him to jail. There we go. More preferential treatment >> into his motel or something so I can help him out. something like >> down downtown. >> Yeah, babe. Like >> house? Well, you don't know. But you said something way down there. >> No. No. Warren's house. >> Can you think of the name? >> Can Can he go on me? >> I'll get I'll get you. All right. Go on. That's So, can you tell me where? >> Yeah. Um, >> just go. >> It's okay. Come on. >> The cheese. >> Yes. So, tell me so I can That way you don't have to rest 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 law enforcement. >> Yeah. Let me see. I can maybe help you out. >> We need to take him somewhere. We're willing to extend that shield of protection on our fellow law enforcement agent. >> If you just calm down with him, okay, help me out. Do you know where you're staying at? >> Um then I'm not talking 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 in Texas. >> I'm law enforcement. >> Do you have a wallet? >> Yeah. Big whatever the you want. >> In other words, do you have a club card? Cuz if you're in the big club, you're good. If you're not in the big club, you're screwed. >> You don't have a wallet. >> In Texas, we're not doing this [ __ ] You don't have a wallet, though. Nowhere. >> Oh, right here. >> I got a card, babe. >> Where's Oh, this is Babe. >> Yeah, that's my law enforcement card. >> This is >> Check my phone. Can you un [snorts] Oh my god. >> Is this Is this your boyfriend there? >> That's my husband. >> I'm going to help him out, but you need to call him. Okay, >> I'm going to help him out. >> 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 >> God. She's a sergeant. >> Okay, let me put you in here. Let me go help him out. Okay, let me go help your husband. >> Well, I have to help him because he's by himself. >> He's good. >> I know, but I got to help him cuz I don't want him to be arrested. Okay. He's cut. He has his hands cut. He has a big cut. I'm going have to take him to hospital cuz he's cut pretty bad. Okay. >> And we're law enforcement and we came in to have a good time, >> right? >> If you let them 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, [snorts] >> you're a chief. >> Yes. >> Let me talk to you. >> Okay. >> She's used to having her way as a sergeant. >> I can't get you far. >> Chief, >> huh? Where do you stand? We're in Texas. >> I'm going through your divorce. He's going through divorce. >> Are you married to him or are you married to somebody else? >> No, I'm married to him. >> You both going into divorce with each other. >> And we're sorry. Yeah. >> And we're trying to make it work. We got kids. We got four kids. >> Yeah. >> And [snorts] we're just like, let's go out. Blah blah. >> Right. I've never been a banker. [snorts] >> My dad was a police of chief. My dad's McMon. >> My dad was a police of chief. [snorts] >> My dad was a police of chief. >> I don't I I don't have any any sad feelings for this chick. I There's no tell. Look at her eyes. There's no telling how many lives she has personally ruined in the last decade as a law enforcement officer with San Antonio police. No telling like my dad's the chief of police in San Antonio. >> Promise you that. I'll give you my credentials. >> I can't find him though. Did you live in the room? >> No, I can't. >> All I got was that pass. That's all I got is a pass. >> No, I got my um buckle me. >> I can't even. [snorts] 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 getting arrested. He seems like he's a nice guy, >> right? He's he seems nice, right? >> What if they offered us that same courtesy? I don't want anybody getting arrested. Let's see what we can do here. >> My husband say well then let's save his job, but get in. >> And my dad is a chief. >> 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 then 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. 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 >> He's still trying to work something out with her. Wow. I hate I hate this man. >> Get in and let me go help him cuz he's going to get arrested. I don't want him to get arrested. Okay. >> Don't get 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 sher, 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 it to you when you get in. Okay. >> Let me go help [snorts] him because he's done 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 you out. >> I'm a cop. >> Well, that's what you want to help him out. >> I'm 20 years in this [ __ ] and you think about that. >> That's like over 10 times she's explained to this guy that she's a cop. >> I know. Just get it up here. Okay. >> Just let me go help him before he gets >> 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? >> Okay. These are offduty officers. Taylor Thompson and then Hondao Police Department officer Skylin Cisnerero, who was his girlfriend at the time. The officers were called to the ski resort-based uh area after reports of two highly intoxicated people. Thompson was described as super intox intoxicated, using a ski rack to stay upright, had slurred speech and bloodshot eyes, and later identified himself as SAPD. Surveillance showed him drinking liquor in public, staggering and falling. He was taken to a hospital. Cisnero, which is this chick, was arrested on charges of battery on a peace officer and concealing identity. Those cases were later suspended by prosecutors. She was immediately suspended by Hondo Police Department and fired on January 12th. Thompson received a 15-day suspension from SAPD for public intoxication and failing to report the contact with police. There's no reporting that Cisnero's father was or is a police chief. Hondo's police department current chief is Justin Sosza. Nothing in the coverage of the incident or her background ties her father to that role or any other chief position. So she even lied about being part of SAPD and she also lied that her father was a police chief. She was she belonged to the Hondo Police Department and her her partner Taylor Thompson belonged to SAPD. Push. Push. Got it. >> 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 spend [snorts] a good amount like a good amount of my time away from my family. [snorts] >> 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. That's >> for man. >> Well, let me get him before he gets >> You can already tell that the cop that's dealing with her is uh his fuse is getting shorter and shorter and he's getting a little bit ego bruised because she keeps telling him to shut the f up. >> Arrested. I'm the only one that can help him. >> We only came over here for vacation, bro. >> Okay, >> get in so I can go help him. >> What's your name? >> Officer Hutter. >> Help me up. >> Got it. Push. Push it to you. Push. >> I'm law. >> I'm DPS. >> There you go. >> All right. >> I'm DPS. She says now. >> Put your foot in so I can go help. >> Yeah, she pulled the She pulled the cop card. Now she's pulling the mom card. You're right. >> Keys. >> Let me out. >> Just get in real quick. Put close your feet so I can go help him. Please. >> He's hurt. I need to help him. He cut his hand. Let me go help him. Get in. >> 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. >> Okay. You in? >> I figure out what we're going to do with him cuz he's a big boy. >> Okay. Do you want uh ADC? Uh yeah, I got deal and I'll figure out what to do with him. [snorts] He's a big boy. I don't know what they're doing. >> Well, let me just let her know that she's going to jail. >> Wow. >> Did you have a another way you wanted to? >> Let me just go see what I want to do with him. I don't want to do with this guy. >> Is it Skylin? Is that your name? >> Yep. Sky Lynn. >> You. >> Okay. I'm going to read your rights real quick. All right. God, I don't think she's a sergeant either. I think she's lying about everything. She was a Maverick County Constable, precinct 3, place one from December 12th, 2022 to May 20th, 2024. So for about 17 months, and then she went to the Hondo Police Department for some reason, maybe Maverick County didn't want her. She was listed at starting on March 18th, 2024, March, April, May. So she was concurrently a police officer in two different departments. She was suspended right after this January 6, 2026 Taos incident and fired on January 12th, 2026. So she was fired 6 days after this, roughly 22 months at the Hondo Police Department. But she says she was a cop for 10 years and that she was a sergeant and there's no indication that she was anything but a Maverick County constable and just a regular police department official at Hondo. >> 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. You can [ __ ] read it. >> Get the [ __ ] out of my face. >> Get the out of my face. >> She cannot even control herself. I've seen people way more drunk than her that were able to control themselves way way better than this. What trouble? How How could you ever hire somebody like this to be a cop? Oh, that's right. That's That's who they're looking for to be a cop. >> I'm your people. Are you treat me like this? >> I'm your people. Get in the hospital. I got to bring in the ambulance. Okay. What guy would choose to be a gal with a gal like that? >> Look at this guy. >> You okay? >> Yeah. >> Can you walk? You need help walking somewhere? >> I'm good. >> Where are you bleeding from? >> I [screaming] don't know. >> You hurt yourself? >> No, I'm good. >> Well, we have to get you out of here cuz you can't be that skinned in the middle of a mosquito. Is there a place we can take you? You have a room here? >> I'm good. Yeah, I'm good. >> Come here. your room so we can give you a or walk to your room. >> We're good. >> I know, but then I have to arrest you for being public transmission. Let me just walk you to your room. You can't even walk, dude. You're not good. >> You're knocking over stuff. >> Let me help you out. >> Tell me if you think the cops would afford you this same courtesy, this same compassion and willingness to give mercy that they are affording this cop right here. This is ridiculous. And they haven't even seen a badge yet, as far as I know. Yeah. Where you want to go to the room? >> I'm go room. >> Where do you want us to help you with? >> Where? Let's >> give you a ride to your room. Where do you want to take you? >> Let me get you a chair so you can sit down for a little bit. >> I'm good. >> You're not good. I need to take you somewhere. >> I'm good. >> I don't want to take you to jail, dude. I'm trying to help you out here. >> No, I'm law enforcement, bro. >> You're I'm trying to walk. >> I'm law enforcement. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So, where can we take you? Wow. They really think law enforcement is their get out of trouble free card. And they think that because it is that way. >> Is she with you? Cuz she's hurt, too. >> Yeah. >> You might She's intoxicated, too. >> I'm not hurt, bro. >> Let's walk somewhere then. Let's walk. >> Do you have somebody can help you? You have friends up here? Call your buddies to come pick you up? >> Good, bro. >> You're not good, dude. Look, there's blood all over the place. We can't have people like that help here. You can't have people are drunk up here like that. Okay. >> Let me get you now. Somebody look at that cuz you're putting blood all over this stuff. >> Stay there. Let me get somebody to help you. Okay. >> Yeah. >> You have patrol to come bring in somebody wrap his hands. He's getting blood all over and then try to figure out what to do with him. >> Yeah. just like all over everything. [snorts] >> Oh man, I just pulled this cop's record up, too. This offduty cop, his name is Tyler or Taylor Thompson, and he's a 5-year veteran of SAPD. This isn't the only runin with the law that he's had. I'll uh I'll fill you in on it when we watch a little bit more of this. >> I'm going to ask somebody to come fix that for you. Okay. >> What's your name? Virgil, nice to meet you from the police chief. Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> Having a little too much drink to be honest. >> No, no, no. >> Have you stayed up here? >> Yeah. >> Where's your room at? Is it lake? >> House. What? >> In house. Down there. Way down there. >> [ __ ] >> You have anybody can drive you down. >> How are we going to get you there? >> Then look at your hand. Look at your hand real quick. >> How's it going, man? >> Mind if we take a look at your hand just in case you're bleeding a little >> there. I'll hold you up. You see your hand? >> You're going down, man. >> You're going down. >> Yeah. >> Yep. >> How are you guys doing? Seriously? All right. >> I'm law enforcement, bro. >> You're what? >> Law enforcement. >> You're in law enforcement? Where? >> San Antonio. >> Where? >> Hello. >> San Antonio? >> Yeah. >> SAPD? >> Yeah. I got friends in SAPD. >> Yeah, we're dealing with There's two in people here. Where are you with? >> You know the alert center over in San Marcus. >> Yeah, man. No worries. >> Yeah, they're right here. They're They're right here. Look, look how even the emergency personnel are treating this guy when they even think that he's some kind of law enforcement official. >> This guy's beating, so we're having >> truly disgusting. There, there is there is really there is a real bubble of protection around the Fraternal Order of Police. They take this very seriously. It is a big club and you and I just aren't in it cuz we're never going to get this kind of treatment from them. >> Trying to figure out how to take him down or something. >> You're trying to castle. >> He's a friend of mine. They're going to hug it out. >> Good, man. >> This guy can't even stand. >> You give me a chair. [laughter] >> This couple is a mess, man. They are law enforcement officials. According to public reporting, they describe Taylor Thompson as a 5-year SAPD veteran as of January 2026. And again, in July through August through this month of 2026, he's still on the role at SAPD. And he was there for again five years, still employed as of this month. So there was this runin right here. And then late January, so this is early January 2026. In late January of 2026, he was arrested by Casterville police for assault bodily injury dash family. He probably knocked the teeth out of the woman that he's with. I have no doubt. If if I heard that as a report, it wouldn't shock me. SAPD placed him on administrative duty and opened an internal investigation on him. Casterville handled the criminal case and in August 2026 they said that he had been on administrative duty duty for nearly seven months. So he's on paid administrative leave for seven month months for a domestic abuse charge. Public stories do not report a conviction or a final SAPD disposition. Uh and on this incident right here, he got a 15-day suspension for intoxication and failure to report an officer involved incident. He served June 17th through July 1st, 2026 on that suspension. This These people are just disgusting. >> Yeah. I just want to clean it up a little bit. I got here. >> He's not bleeding terribly. I'm just going to sit him down first. >> I don't think he's going to stay up. >> [laughter] >> How's your day? >> Busy. It's one of those days. >> One of those days. >> Yeah. >> All right, bro. We got you a chair. What's your name? >> Huh? >> Ted. >> All right, man. We got a chair right behind you. >> We'll just sit you back. I'm just >> chair right behind you. Sit down. >> Nice and slow. Nice and slow. We got you. We got you. Sit down nice and slow. I mean, if you're going to be a bear, be a grizzly. These people do not play when they drink. >> I just want to take a look at >> that goes to war. >> Just trying to see where you're bleeding. >> All right, there's your cuts. Can you pull a couple band-aids out real quick? You bet. My bloods are getting little. >> That's my man. No. >> No. >> Hey. >> Yes, he is. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Cisto kept verbally assaulting the officer on the way to the jail. We're supposed to law enforcement. You didn't do this. Don't do this. wife and [ __ ] get killed or [ __ ] law enforcement. >> Scalin, I'm going to undo your uh Is that your name, right? >> What? >> You still haven't given me your name. Is it Skyland? >> Sky? Yeah, I did give you my name. >> I didn't get it from you. I'm going to undo your seat belt and help you up. Okay. >> I don't even have a seat belt. You didn't put my seat belt on. >> I thought the >> You did not put my seat belt on. I'm gonna help you up. Okay. >> Yeah. You know, you didn't put my seat belt on. >> Legally, you should have put my seat belt on. >> Got it. >> Yeah. But nobody's here saying that she can't do whatever she wants on off duty. I'm just pointing out that she's getting the preferential treatment that none of us would get because we're not law enforcement. They're still they're still hand handling her very delicately and they're treating her as one of their own. >> Officer detoxing. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> You judge me first. >> I'm a cop. >> I'm not going to cop. Yeah, >> I pretend. At the same time, the cops deserve to be treated like she's treating them, which is interesting because she's dishing out to the cops what she herself deserves. >> You touch me, I'mma touch you. >> Right away. Look at me. Okay. >> Shut the >> Shut the up. You guys want to take your hand? Look at >> I I have a higher >> God. What kind of cops are these? My god, this is just it's so embarrassing to watch. Sometimes the lowhanging fruit that they will slap a uniform on is just mindblowing sometimes. um I think that there was drinking involved. >> What the hell is that right there? What are we talking about, man? >> Respond to what's going on. You're a fat ugly [ __ ] [laughter] And what? You're spreading my leg. Yeah. [ __ ] like a [ __ ] cop. >> Yeah. [ __ ] cop. A [ __ ] cop. >> Act like what? >> You want >> You don't want her acting like a cop. She already is. >> Talk about being a cop. You think the [ __ ] cops should act like this? I mean I mean seriously look at this right here and look at this right here and you tell me what the hell is going on. >> No right >> act like one. You want to talk about being a cop? You think the [ __ ] cops should act like this? No. Right. jackass. No reason. >> God, look at the size of that caboose, man. Holy crap. She ate all their lunches, says Big Polly. [laughter] She ate their lunches, the lunch bag, the lunch box, the milk carton. >> Don't be [ __ ] crystal. >> My daddy's a sheriff. Your daddy? >> That's cool. Why do you call your dad a daddy? >> Yep. >> She's got two butts. One in the front, one in the back. God. All right. So, I played that just to show you that there's always going to be preferential treatment among the law enforcement ranks. The treatment that you and I will never ever get. Tyranny isn't just a harsh rule. It's the slow, deliberate strangling of the human spirit by a single will with a badge that has somehow convinced himself that he knows better and is better than the rest of the people that he crushes. If you could and you want to support the channel, you can do it for free. Just like this video, share this video, subscribe to the channel, hit the bell notification icon. 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