from this cop who got fired for acting like a perverted creep in uniform and making comments that no officer should ever say, even without a body cam running. >> Darby, >> has she been drinking? >> Absolutely. >> I can smell it. >> Did you go deep, >> Darby? >> Come on, Darby. You're allowed. >> Just get that finger there. [laughter] >> Darby, you're my everything. Life's a lot like a wiener. Sometimes it gets hard for no reason. And you don't >> to this cop who lost his job for intentionally assaulting a fully restrained cooperating suspect. >> No, I'm not taking it easy. Shut up. >> You man, >> shut up. >> Hey you. >> Shut up. >> You guys have camcorders on? >> Yep. Recorders on. >> Okay. You want to hit me again? >> So, I'm going to file a lawsuit. >> My phone. It's It hurts. Here are several unbelievable moments when cops get their creepy colleagues fired. Starting with Walter Berinsky, an egocentric sheriff's deputy who escalated a simple confrontation with an unknown offduty cop over his disregard for the speed limit into a mess that led [music] straight to a costly settlement. >> Okay. >> I have you recorded doing 80 mph in a 65 mph zone. >> No headlights, no sirens. Better I get a I want a sergeant here. >> Step out. >> I want sergeant. >> Step out and you're going to get tased and he wanted a supervisor. >> He was just video recording. >> And then when I was asking >> Did he walk up to your stop? >> No. >> But then >> you don't have instruction. >> He said I'm a idiot and to see me in court. >> On [music] May the 2nd, 2024, just before noon, a police stop in Adams County, Colorado took an unusual turn when a sheriff's deputy found himself in a heated exchange that quickly broke down over the most basic expectations and etiquette of policing. Can I get your name and badge number? >> For what? >> What? >> For what? >> Uh, >> what do you need? >> So I know who I'm making a complaint against. >> For what? >> For speeding. >> Speeding? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> I have you recorded [clears throat] doing 80 mph in a 65 mph zone. >> No headlights, no sirens, nonchalantly. Apparently, you drive like that all the time. So, I wanted to film hypocrisy at its finest. >> Okay. License, registration, prove insurance. >> No. No. >> Yes. Cuz now you're >> No, I'm doing nothing. If you're going to start, >> if you're going to start this, you get your sergeant over here. >> Get your sergeant over here. Get your sergeant over here. Get your sergeant over here. >> No, I ain't giving you. Get your sergeant over here. >> You pulled over on a traffic stop, so you had >> I just pulled over on your traffic stop. I pulled over here because I was I had to answer my phone. >> No. >> Yeah, that's exactly why you're not getting from me. If you're going to keep this up, get your sergeant out here. >> License, registration. >> You ain't getting from me. You ain't getting from me. >> Then now you're obstructing it. >> No, I'm not. Obstruction is a physical. >> No, it's not. Look, dude. You better get your sergeant out here. Okay. Get your sergeant out here. >> License registration. >> I can do that. I can tell you to. That's the first amendment. If you got a problem, get your sergeant out here. >> You ain't getting [ __ ] from me. Get your sergeant out here. I'm asking for your sergeant for the last time. >> And I'm asking for >> Get your sergeant out here. Well, you ain't getting my [ __ ] >> You ain't getting my >> You ain't getting nothing. >> Okay, then I will arrest you for obstruction. >> You do that, buddy. And I'll sue the Adams County. Got it. >> Step out. You better get a I want a sergeant here. >> Step out. >> I want sergeant here. >> Step out and you're going to get tased. >> Get tased. >> I have a weapon right here. Where? >> You have to secure that in here. Okay. >> You have a CCW? >> Yes, I do. >> Yeah. He's a Denver cop or is a He's a Denver cop. >> Man, I know my rights, too, buddy. >> Okay, >> cool. Thank you. You want to get man of the road here so I don't get run over. >> Thank you for being compliant. Greatly appreciated. >> Not a problem. >> Let me just check real quick. >> Eventually, [snorts] the deputy supervisor arrived on scene. And the moment he took in the situation, the tone changed because with his experience, he knew his deputy was relaxing on quicksand. >> He said I was doing 85 and a 65 and he's just recording hypocrisy at its best. So then I asked him for his license registation cuz he pulled up on my traffic stop. So, I was dealing with him second. I didn't want to give it to me because he's a Denver cop and he knows his he knows his law his rights. >> Did he retire? >> I didn't know. I didn't even see. I just thought he was a Denver cop. >> Denver reserve catch. >> How exactly did he get? >> Well, that's what we got to clarify. >> Well, I'm trying to get his trying to get it. He came up here. If I in all honesty, I could have I should have contacted him sooner, but I didn't. I waited for my traffic stop, so I contacted him. He was video recording me. So I was asking for all of his information. He was like, "He's not giving it to me." He wanted a supervisor. >> He was just video recording. >> And then when I was asking, >> did he walk up to your stop? >> But then you don't have instruction. >> But when I was trying to get his information here, >> Adambert, >> he wouldn't get his information here. He wouldn't identify himself here. >> It's weak. >> Yeah, it's very weak. But and I can care less that I say it on camera. But uh >> and I asked him to step out and he stepped out. He stepped out lawfully just wouldn't identify himself. >> It's weak, but I got it. >> The realization that the unlawfully detained man was a reserve officer with the Denver Reserve Police Department made the situation far more delicate. This prompted a more careful and urgent approach from everyone involved. They knew if this was not well-managed, it was going to blow up right in their faces. >> I'm I'm driving down 85 and leaving Brighton. I'm on my way to the Ford dealership to get my core back on on a starter. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> I'm doing 65. This guy passes me and I look at my thing and I'm doing the speed limit. He passed me, I mean, pretty aggressively. >> Uh-huh. >> So, I started to go to catch up to him because I wanted to pace him to see how fast he was going. He was going about 80 mph. I recorded it. Like I said, he just passed me and all and he disappeared. Okay. So, my intention was I've got this on on on video. I was going to call the station and complain. >> Get a hold of me. >> Yeah. Who >> come to, >> right? So, I I had no idea where he went, but I turned on 104th to go to the Ford dealership and he had somebody pulled over and right at the same time my phone rang. So, um I I noticed that it was the same guy and I thought, "Boy, wouldn't that be isn't that something if he's given whoever he pulled over a ticket for speeding?" Just sat there and I put my phone out the window to to record um so they could get a picture of the guy. >> Mhm. >> Um and then I just sat in my car and after he wrote the guy a ticket and let him go, then he came up to me and he said, "Uh, can I help you?" And I said I said, "No." I said, "Can I get your name and badge number?" And he said, "What for?" And I said, "Because you were speeding on Highway 85." Oh, yeah. I said, "Yeah, you were doing 80 and a 65. No lights, no sirens, no nothing. And I could tell that you were just your casual driving. Give me your driver's license, insurance, and proof of insurance." I said, "I'm not giving you my information." He said, "Give me your stuff or I'll get you for obstruction." I said, "You didn't pull me over. >> I don't have to give you my driver's license. You didn't pull me over, >> right? >> So then he opened my car, yanked me out, handcuffed me, and here I sit, and I told him, "I want a sergeant. This is you have no to do this." And that officer that's going up to my van right now admitted it. >> He said, "Yes, you you should be." >> That that deputy is >> right there. >> Um he's right there with you. So, I'd like these handcuffs off and I'd like to be go I'd like I'd like that guy's >> that's that's >> information and I'd like like to go on my way here >> that's going to happen. So, >> and I want an apology from that guy. >> Some of these guys they forget that it's not it's not against the law for someone to to to videotape your your traffic stop. It's not against the law for them to to pull on the side of the road. It's not against the law to make a comment. Um, I can't think of any way that that would interfere with him. >> And he ref and I even said to him at least if their body cams on, at least six times when he kept asking me for my stuff, told me he was going to arrest me for obstruction. I said, I I I want you I want I need a supervisor before you keep doing this. I'd like a supervisor. And he said, no. And then that's when >> that's when I called the >> and that's when he yanked me out and threw me in handcuffs. >> Oh, I'll handle it. It'll be taken care of. I promise you that. I'm not going to let it's not going to just go away. >> Okay. >> Um it will be handled. Um I'm sorry. I I will apologize for the sheriff's office. I'm sorry it happened. It shouldn't have happened. Like I said, let me go talk to him for a minute and uh I'll be back in just a minute. Okay. >> Okay. All right. Well, here's my business card. Didn't mean it to go this route. Unfortunately, it did. So, that is my, you know, my apologies. >> But, so I don't know what else to say. >> You ought to know better. >> So, uh I will I will bite my tongue on that response, sir. >> Yeah. >> Am I free to go? >> Absolutely, sir. >> I'll see you at the court. >> Okay, sir. Have a great day. Thank you, sir. Have a great day. >> No, sir. >> Enjoy your day, sir. Thank you. >> What the he just said? >> He said I'm a idiot and to see me in court and then grabbed his balls and put me off at the same time as Yes. Denver Reserve Officer Barry Zatalik stood by his account and later filed a lawsuit against the arresting deputy, Deputy Walter Bolinsky, along with the Adams County Sheriff's Office and the county, which ultimately resulted in an $80,000 settlement and a former letter of reprimand for the deputy's actions. While Walter Bolinsky learned his lessons the hard way, he was no match for Charles Halrich, a perverted patent offender hiding behind the badge, whose repeated lewd and inappropriate behavior left people stunned. At this time, I am placing you under arrest for DUI, vehicular assault. >> Not that I can. >> It's against our policy. >> Did you go deep? >> Has she been drinking? >> Absolutely. >> I can smell it. >> Did you go deep, Darby? >> Come on, Darby. >> Life's a lot like a wiener. Sometimes it gets hard for no reason. >> Any >> Okay. On November the 13th, 2025, officers with the Haramman Police Department got involved after a woman was allegedly struck by her ex-boyfriend's new girlfriend with her car's side mirror while driving down a street she wasn't even supposed to be on. After the incident was reported, she was later stopped for speeding in town. Everything was ordinary until Charles Howbridge from the nearby Rockwood Police Department brought more than enough chaos for everyone at the scene. >> Hey, get her out. Hey, take her out. >> I need her out. >> Step out for me. >> I was trying to have a conversation with Derek. >> Step back here. >> She has a picture of you. She has a video of you hitting her arm. >> No. >> With your car. >> No. >> So, what happened? >> No. I pulled up and she pushed us in my mirror. I left it purposely in because she purposely pushed it in. I didn't hit anyone near. >> How much you been drinking? >> I haven't been drinking. >> Hey, right here. Listen to me. I got a dog dog alerts on five oders. >> Listen. Listen. So, what it is, I'm going to walk the dog around the car. All right. I give it to I have legally purchased pre- rolls from before to help with my migraine so I don't have to take all my >> Now listen to me those those pre-rolls once you light them >> it changes the THC content they become illegal all right so what it is the dog alerts on odor then I'm that gives us probable cause of search >> I understand sir but I live in my car so like when I don't have a place to stay like >> I'm I understand just wait here and I'm going to take dog ran it >> a K9 unit signaled that there was something in the Uh, and immediately Officer Howbridge braced himself, especially knowing full well that reports already said that the woman had been somewhere she wasn't supposed to be, and even used her side mirror to hit her ex's new girlfriend. >> What's in the car? >> Anything illegal? >> It's just my pre-roll. That's all that's in there. I can give them all to you. Well, I'm going to give you some DUI here in a minute because I can smell alcohol, too. I'm going to let you search this and then I'm going to do DUI on her. Feel so brighty if you don't mind. >> Yeah, you're good. >> All right. >> I'll give them like I don't I think there's only like one and a half three-year-olds in there. That's all I car. >> Uh, here's what I'm going to do. I'm going to pull my car in front >> and then I'm going to give her some field sobriety. Stand right there in front of my car. >> Do you know what day it is? >> Yes, it's Thursday the 13th. >> Okay. >> I have a laboral tear in both my hips, chronic migraines and spots in my brain that cause a gate to >> Leave the Leave the glasses on. >> I'm sorry. It's the brightness that makes me sick. See my finger? >> Yes, sir. >> It's the tip of my finger. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. I need you to follow the tip of my finger with just your eyes. >> Put your foot back on the line. Take nine heel to toe steps back. After wrapping up the DUI investigation, officer Charles Howbridge deemed her impaired. This was initially a simple call, but it gradually set off a strange chain of events, starting with the usual search and patown. Since he was a male officer and a female officer, Derby, was already on scene, he stepped aside and let her take over. But what seems like a routine switch quickly started spiraling out of control before anyone realized it. At this time, I am placing you under arrest for DUI, vehicular assault. All right? And if the fireman has any charges, they're going to charge you. All right? Now, are you willing to give me a sample of blood >> central 213? >> That's >> Did you get the 28 off this vehicle? 10 for it. Thank you, ma'am. Just make sure that's added to the cart. >> Join against our policy. >> Did you go deep? >> Can I real fast and then you >> been drinking? >> Absolutely. >> I can smell it. >> Did you go deep, Darby? >> Come on, Darby. You're allowed. >> Just get that finger there. [laughter] >> Just so you know, >> the pre-roll stuff, once you light it, you're burning it. It changes its content. It goes up. It becomes illegal. Okay, that is a fact. My dog is proofed off of and so if he alerted on your car, which he did, that means it is illegal. >> But it's a totality of circumstance. >> No, it's not a totality of circumstances. >> I mean, that's what Tennessee awarded back in like August of last year. But okay, >> were what? that it was a totality of circumstanced there is 26 molecules in 13 of them are shared by but there are two volatile odors that the has that the hemp does not that animal alerted on that car that means it's th not hemp >> okay >> after some back and forth over the facts. The female officer decided to step away from the scene. Powbridge wasn't [music] done just yet. It was like he had been waiting his whole career for a moment like this. The kind of moment you don't let slip. >> There's [snorts] a difference though in it being in your system for several days. >> Darby. Darby. >> Darby, you got to talk to her. Darby. >> Darby. >> Come on. Finish the conversation. Darby, >> you got in there. >> You're going to have to transport Darby. and drive. I wasn't doing any of >> it. I don't think it's the mirror. >> She knocked the mirror and she What it was? She came up. She was on north. >> She came up. The good lady said she stopped right behind her. And then what is she? She >> she swerved around her and when she did, she hit her in the arm >> with the passenger side. If you're going, why you going home? Sorry. It's fun. Go. >> I mean, who's taking her? >> She is. >> Darby, you're my everything. >> The female officer was clearly uncomfortable with everything he was doing. But Halbridge wasn't new to this kind of situation. [music] During a past traffic stop, he had commented about a woman while his body cam was rolling. If it hadn't been caught on camera, nobody would have believed it. >> Life's a lot like a wiener. Sometimes it gets hard for no reason. >> Any Okay. >> His record painted the picture long before this moment ever happened. Years of [music] complaints, suspensions, and repeated warnings followed him from one department to another, including incidents involving inappropriate behavior [music] toward women and conduct that kept crossing the line despite discipline. Even after being given chance after chance, nothing changed. And by 2025, it had become clear that the patent wasn't breaking. This wasn't a one-off situation. It was who he had been all along. His appointment was terminated. Next up is the moment an officer decided to play the role of judge, jury, and executioner over a suspect who was already cuffed and cooperating. >> Oh, man. Take it easy. >> No, I'm not taking it easy. Shut up. >> You man, >> shut up. >> Hey, you. >> Shut up. >> You guys have camcorders on? >> Yep. Quarters on. >> Okay. You want to hit me again? So, I'm going to file a lawsuit. >> He punched me in the face, bro. You see it in my eye. >> On January the 20th, 2024, officers with the Western Washington University Police Department in Bellingham, Washington, [music] responded to a report of someone breaking into a car in a campus parking lot. As Sergeant Wolf Lipson and Officer Robert Anderson arrived, they saw the suspect and wasted no time to try and nip the situation in the bud in their very own special way. >> Hey, let me see your hands. Get on the ground right now. Get on the ground right now. Lay on your belly. Put your hands behind your back. 311 has went in custody. >> What you think you were doing on my ride, homie? >> Huh? >> That's my ride. >> Oh, it is? >> Yeah. >> My bad, bro. >> No, it ain't too bad. Fit you, dog. >> Huh? I got confused with >> You ain't got confused on nothing. You wanted something that didn't belong to you. >> No, I I thought it was a different truck. >> That's a cops ride. >> What? >> That's a cops ride that you touching. >> Oh, man. Take it easy. >> No, I'm not taking it easy. Shut up. >> You man, >> shut up. >> Hey, you. >> Shut up. >> What? What are you going to do about it? >> That's my ride, man. >> What are you going to do about it? [ __ ] >> What's your dog's name? >> Desna. He just hit me in the face. >> Come here. >> You guys have camcorders on? >> Yep. Carter is on. >> Okay. You want to hit me again? >> So, I'm going to file a lawsuit. >> You sure can't. >> Yeah. >> Get up. >> Nope. I can't get up. I'm >> stand up. >> I can't. I'm >> stand I got you. Stand up. >> I can't. >> Stand up, >> bro. I can't. Stand up. >> I'm having trouble, bro. I'm having trouble breaking. Oh my god. >> Stand up. I'm leaning up against the truck. >> Okay, >> there you go. >> Don't Don't >> stand right there. There you go. Turn around. Turn around. You're squeezing the >> do that me in the face, bro. What's your problem? >> That's my vehicle. >> Yeah, but you don't punch me in the face. Bro, >> what's wrong with you? Is that where you are? There you go. I'm >> not sitting down till I talk a supervisor. Supervisor supervisor. >> No, I'm not sitting down till I talk to the supervisor. >> Sit down. >> No, there's a supervisor right here. Talk with him. >> Okay. >> Sit down. >> He did Do you see him punch me in the face? >> Yes, I >> Huh? >> Put your feet in. Sit down. >> Can I talk to you? >> Sit down there. >> You follow what he says and we'll talk. >> He punched me in the face, bro. You see it in my eye. >> I did hit you. That's what I did. >> Yeah, you did. That's >> not moral in there. >> Sit down. >> Put your feet in there. >> Put your feet in >> and sit down. >> That's not You're going to close the door though. >> That's moral immoral, bro. Funk >> aren't you? >> Just a >> Where are you? That's what you are, huh? >> Turn around. Turn around. >> What? >> Turn around. Thank you very much. Turn around. >> What? What? >> Turn around. >> What? What are you going to do? >> Are you done? >> What are you going to do? >> Are you done? >> Are you going to call me? >> Are you done? >> What are you going to do? You're just >> Are you done, sir? >> You're Are you going to assault me again? >> You going to assault me again? It was never a good idea to break into someone's car, and it was an even worse idea to do it to a police officer's car. Still, none of these reasons were good enough to justify punching a suspect who wasn't an immediate threat to the officers. X-ray, we're code for now. one in custody. >> Dang it. Well, that hasn't happened here. X-rays. >> Let's uh hold the ducks. >> Yes, please. Uh, this dog belongs to this gentleman here. Yeah, take a minute. I'm going to deal with this guy. Let's see. Really haven't dealt with him before. Do we have ID on him yet? Oh, this was there on the floor. >> Okay. >> His head. Yeah. >> Can you stop doing that, please? >> No. Because that officer, he hit me in the face. >> Yes, I did. >> We're going to need to seat belt you in. >> No. No. I'm not letting that count. Are you >> No. Can't Can't have you slamming your head. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Help. Help me. >> You're yelling. >> I can't breathe. >> You are yelling. >> No one's pressing. >> No one's pressing. punched me in the face. >> My collar bone it hurts and I got a lot of health issues. I >> can die. >> Do you do you need medical at all, sir? >> I might because of the way you dropped to the ground. >> You roll away, please. >> We'll get medical on you so I can check you out. You you on camera, you can see his face. >> You're not supposed to >> complaining of a broken collar bone uh male. >> You're not supposed to >> in his 20s or 30s conscious. >> You're not supposed to do that. >> I'm going to have to get another uh agency to come out here for this one. >> You're not supposed to do that, man. YOU [screaming] >> YOU put him in the back. So >> So I'm on your legs >> and I'm on your butt. >> Can you get him? >> Okay. I'm not on your torso. >> Okay. >> And I want you to take a deep breath. >> And I want you to relax. >> Okay. I'm trying to die. The blind guy. Just one of them patrol units. >> I understand the floors, bro. >> I understand. >> You guys don't believe us. Don't believe me. >> What's your dog's name again? >> Desna. >> Desma. >> Desna. >> Can't hear you. >> Desna. >> Desna. Okay. Thank you. He has his ID. Here you go. Can you get in there? >> You hit me. It's on your body again. >> Yes. And I admitted to it, too. You know, don't steal from my ride, man. >> Uh-huh. >> That's my vehicle you broke into. I'm not I ain't too happy about it. >> With the sun gradually setting, the officers knew that they were in serious trouble. One of them tried to step in and control the damage, hoping to steady things before they spun completely out of control. Even though it already felt like they were about to crash land violently. >> You were able to do a search [music] decent search on him or >> Yeah, I got all the stuff on him. You can search him again. >> Okay. I want to make sure he's doesn't have any of your stuff. >> Yeah. Some of the stuff he has on >> I don't stop hurting me though. >> Oh, I'm not hurting you. I'm just checking. >> He's not hurting you. You know he's not. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Yep. Get your left. GET YOUR LEFT FOOT. >> OW. DON'T PULL ME LIKE THAT. >> I WAS SITTING YOU up by my handcuffs. >> I was holding your arm, not by your handcuffs. >> The handcuffs too tight or what? You need them loosened. >> They're tight. Lean forward. I'm going to try to loosen these cuffs for you. We got medics here to check on you. >> No. >> You said you were You said you were in pain. You feeling certain kind of way, weren't you? >> Yeah, I guess. But we're not we're not we're not medical professionals. So we have someone who who is >> Can I take my dog with me with them? >> They they usually let >> Well, let's see what they have for you at this point. >> Okay. >> I'm going to read your Miranda rights. Okay. >> When [snorts] am I being charged? >> Well, we'll let you know. Okay. But right now is now that basically we have vehicle prowl. That's basically entering vehicles without >> second degree. >> Mhm. So you have the right to remain silent. All right. Have these rights in mind. Do you wish to talk to me >> or us >> about what? about what happened here today. >> I was on scene and I was looking through the window and for some reason like I was like in a dream. I didn't realize I was opening the car thing and going through it. >> Well, you broke into the window. It looks like this. What did you use? >> I don't even remember. Is there a tool that >> Yeah, there's a stick over there. Why don't you uh talk to the firefighters for a little bit? >> Julio, you have a broken collar bone. Is that what's going on? I have all sorts of problems having really got stolen. I have no like just walk out and get as many >> and it might mess up. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, it seems like uh both your collar bones are intact. Um, so that's that's excellent news. >> So far, I'll end up first. >> What What would you like from us? >> Probably. If we can't ID him, I can see if the jail will take them and just do a roll print and photo and ID him. >> Last time I tried that, they wouldn't do it. Um, Bellingham has their Aphus hooked up machine thing. They want to know. I mean, uh, if we're not, [snorts] >> they need one of us to be in the ambulance with him if he's going to stay handcuffed and in custody. Yeah. >> Um, >> take the cuffs off then. >> Well, it's I mean, it's up to you guys if he's going to stay in custody or not because if he goes to the hospital in custody, then it's >> Yeah, one of them is right. Um, turn your camera off real quick. >> Yep. In the end, the suspect was later taken for medical treatment. After the footage was reviewed, the incident was reported, triggering internal and criminal investigations. Officer Anderson was found to have used unjustified force on a restrained cooperative suspect, while Lipson was also cited for [music] multiple policy violations and failure to control the scene. Anderson was placed on leave, fired, charged with fourthderee assault, and later pleaded guilty, receiving probation and fines, while Lipson retired before his review [music] was completed. Anderson was briefly rehired by another department before being terminated again, and [music] his certification review is still ongoing. Officer Anderson and his crew were bad [music] eggs, but they had nothing on Rebecca, an obsessive officer who spiraled into obsession and showed up at her ex's house close to midnight, unable to accept that he had moved on. >> And he wants to sit here and have a random [ __ ] in here with all my belongings, thinking that what she's going to be the new parent to my dog. Well, I just smashed his front door in. >> Okay, give me a second. >> We're not going to GIVE YOU A SECOND. >> YES, YOU ARE. >> WHAT THE are you doing? Hi. >> What are you doing? >> Are you >> On April the 25th, 2025, officers from the Berkeley Township Police Department responded to a reported violent break-in at the home of Anthony Cherello, a detective with the Somerset County Prosecutor's Office. What made the situation unusual was that the suspect wasn't just any intruder. It involved another law enforcement officer who was on a diabolic mission at almost midnight. >> That needs to be on. She's upstairs throwing a tantrum. Okay. Can I go in this way? Walk in. >> Rebecca, >> I'm not doing this right now. >> You are. Rebecca, stop. Stop. >> I'm not I'm getting all my >> I got you, but stop for a second. >> No, I'm getting all my stuff. >> Rebecca, stop for a second. >> Wait, I have a closet full of clothes here. I have all my important here and he wants to sit here and have a random here with all my belongings thinking that what she's going to be the new parent to my dog that she's going to move in. >> All right, we're going to stop screaming though. >> I don't care. I I need my phone. I'm calling my PBA rep. >> All right. Well, this is the problem here. You're not going Stay up here. Record. >> Rebecca. No, you're not. Rebecca. Rebecca, stop. going to my car. >> Stop. >> She's walking up front. >> Hey, was that guy trying to wave us down? >> Uh, no. No, there was another guy down there. >> She's going She's going nuts. She broke through my front door, walked in. She put her hands on her. She does not live here anymore. She lives in Tom's River. It's Rebecca Sage. Um, he's throwing a tantrum up in my room right now. Um, >> Kyle [ __ ] is in there right now. >> I don't know if that's the best person to be handling this right now. >> Okay. >> And one sister clearly clearly all >> Listen, the reason why she found out is because we have on camera a cop coming here running my plate to be honest. >> Oh, I'm not familiar with any of the situations. I found out >> Well, I'm just letting you guys know um because this is a bigger deal than what it actually is. I'm a police officer as well. So is she. So like now my department's getting involved in this. So I've seen everything to be documented. She's >> walking out right now. >> Where's her car? >> Her car is right here. Her car is right here. >> She's walking out. >> We're not doing this. We don't We don't need the whole here. >> She's not leaving. >> Watch out. Watch out. >> She's not leaving. She's grabbing for Is that so much? >> Yeah, it's so much. Rebecca, >> she doesn't live here. She hasn't lived here for 2 and 1/2 years. She's breaking stuff. I get it. I know the sensitivity of this, but she's got to come out of my house. I I just >> What'd she break? >> Front door. The She broke She Oh, >> where's she at? >> Right there with Kyle. >> Rebecca, come on. Stay out here for a minute. I need you to do me do me a solid here and just stop making my brother. All right. Stop making this harder than it's going to be. >> You need to come here right now >> because I just snapped. Well, I just smashed his front door in >> smashed the front door. >> Oh, she's right here. >> I'm right here. I I'm not a problem. If he wasn't a [ __ ] liar and didn't have all my belongings in here and my dog, we wouldn't have a problem. I'm calling my mother right now. >> I don't care. You're under arrest. >> For what? Criminal mischief. >> Yeah. And breaking in. >> So criminal mischief isn't an very interestable effect. Rebecca, >> hold on. Uncle, first of all, >> stop. Please stop. >> You're making this love. It's got to be. >> Reports showed that Rebecca Sei and Anthony Cherello dated for 5 years. But by that night, they had been separated for over 2 years, making it clear that this wasn't about closure. It was about stirring up trouble. [snorts] But this time, she had crossed a line she could not walk back from. And what started as unresolved emotion was now setting her on a path that could permanently alter the course of her life. Rebecca, >> no. We're going to go when I get all my >> No, this is the way to handle this. You know this. >> You know better than this. >> Okay. Well, I'm calling my PBS. >> You know there's St. >> I'm getting my >> What? What? >> I don't care. >> Okay, give me a second. >> We're not going to GIVE YOU A SECOND. >> YES, YOU ARE. I'M CALLING MY PBA. I DON'T GIVE A >> I DON'T KNOW WHO YOU'RE TREATING ME. >> WHAT THEUCK ARE YOU DOING? >> What are you doing? >> Are you shoot me? Stop resisting. >> Are you kidding me? >> Stop resisting. Stop. >> I am not resisting. You just >> AND GRAB MY NECK. GET OFF OF ME. >> Grab your neck. >> Yes, he did. >> Grab your arm. Just take it easy, >> Kyle. Becca, just take a deep breath. Stop. I'm >> fine. I was just calling my PVA rat. Give me my phone so I can call my mother. >> You can call her. >> No, you could give me my phone now. >> Grab DVD paper. Yeah. >> I want my dog. I want my dog. Kyle, I want my dog. >> Kyle, remove yourself. All right. >> Huh? You got to [ __ ] burn your house down next charge. >> Stop [ __ ] my car. >> At least my hair is nice. >> All right. Someone else want to grab a skateboard? >> Yeah. >> Is anyone going to meet me back at the station? All right. So, I'm patrolling myself. I don't think we ever met, but I got your phone. Is there anything else you need? >> Um, I need someone to remove my car from this place. And with my car, I need my dog. And, um, probably the best person to call is my brother or my sister. >> Okay. >> Um, >> I'm just going to transport you. >> My mom might be able to take my dog, but um, I tried calling her, but that's when Brian decided to manhandle me. All right. >> When I decided to try to call my mom, >> when we get down to the police station, why don't you put me a call? All right. >> Yep, that's fine. >> Listen, I'm no video. >> After Karm was restored to the home, it was later revealed that Rebecca had become fixated [music] on her ex-boyfriend's new life, repeatedly demanding to know who his new girlfriend was. Before the incident, she had sent a series of threatening messages, warning things like, "You'll hear glass breaking." and claiming the woman was right in the line of fire. Just minutes before the attack, she had even used her police connections to track down the girlfriend's identity, running her license plate to get her name and number, showing that this wasn't random. It was very deliberate. >> That I'm constantly lied to and like my stuff is being withheld from me. There's only so far like so long and so far you could. >> All right, just let me put my uh gun and taser away. I'll get in there. >> Listen, I totally understand. >> 29 Berkeley, you can secure the salad for Just just come here. I'll explain. Just you're on my watch right now. So, I'm just bringing being brought in right now. >> What? No, I've never met a mover, but I need you to come here because the one officer that was like at my old house like manhandled the out of me, like choked me out basically. >> Which which way do you need me to go? >> It's on the bench. >> Oh, this back here. >> Yeah. Just after that, like I I'll let you talk for a sec. Um >> I just I just need you or someone here. Like I'll call Ryan if I need to call Ryan, but I just need someone here. Yeah. Oh, no, no, no. I've been completely fine with them the entire time. Like, I'm chill. >> Um, I tried calling my mom, but that's when I got like manhandled and so I had to hang up. Um, I called my brother. My brother's not too happy with me right now, but I don't know if he plans on coming here or not. >> While you're talking, let me get one of those costs off. No, no. Whatever you need to do, you just tell me what you need to do. >> Okay, go ahead. Go. Go. Just do everything. You know what to do. Just do everything. >> No, I know. I know. I know. I know. I was literally just there to get my and then I found out I I'll explain everything to you. Like when someone gets here, >> I'm going to put handcuffs on cuffs on the bench. >> Honestly, like I'm not going to do anything. I'm literally disgusted here. >> Yeah, I know. I just got This has an alcohol wipe for my hand. >> Yeah, I just need someone here. >> I just got to put this on the pen, though. >> I'm going to have uh somebody else just bring in >> Yeah. No, whatever you need to do, just tell me. Like I'm I'm telling you I'm not going to give you a hard time. >> No, no, I know you're not giving me a hard time at all. >> Yeah. >> But yeah, so like I definitely up, but um I just need one of you guys here. In the end, she was charged with thirdderee burglary, criminal mischief, and simple assault. But the legal trouble was only part of it. Under her plea agreement, she was forced to resign from the Tom's River Police Department, permanently barred from any public employment in New Jersey, and ordered to pay over $4,800 in restitution, marking a complete collapse of both her career and future in law enforcement. Next up is the bizarre case of Officer Henry Capush, who ended up getting arrested after urinating in a bar's ice machine. Sit down. Sit down. >> You stand up like that again, you're going to take it. >> On the 5th of December, 2022, officers were called to [music] a local bar in reference to disorderly conduct. According to an employee who was going to get ice from the ice machine when he came upon a man >> [music] >> urinating in the ice machine, when the employee told him to stop, the man forcefully pushed him away. Moments later, the man also got into a tussle with a security guard close by. Once officers got to the scene, they were quickly [music] guided towards Henry. And it was here that things got crazy. >> Pissing in a nice book. It sounds good to me. >> Yeah, there he is. There he is. >> Henry's girlfriend turned around to see two fully equipped police officers heading their way. She immediately warned Henry and started running. That's when the officers started chasing them while ordering the PAIR TO STOP. HEY, YOU'RE GOING TO GET TAG. HEY, if I kiss you, you're going to get tag. Hey, you're going to get tag. Get the on the ground. Both of you on the ground right now. >> Get on the ground. As the officers were ordering Henry to get to the ground, he kept telling them that he was a cop in the Chicago Police Department, as if that would get them to stop. Unfortunately for him, they didn't seem to care at all. >> Hey, dude. Are you >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Wait, what's up? >> Put your hands behind your badge. >> Congratulations. I don't give a badge. >> I'm sorry. What's going on? >> Back up. Back up. >> Are you a joke, >> guys? What's going on here? >> Are you guys serious? >> Don't look like I'm joking. >> You guys have a real life on this. >> Back up. Hey, back up. >> Yeah, we chased him down to this trade winds. We're getting him in custody. Not >> doing anything. Kate, back him up. I'm not going to you >> guys. What's going on? >> Hey, back up, but don't talk to me. >> No, we're good. >> I don't give a about your badge, dog. >> Guys, we're not >> Hey, dog. What's going on? >> Dude, >> dude, >> guys, what's going on? >> Stand up. >> I am standing up, dude. Jesus Christ, dude. >> Yeah, it's for real life. >> Wait, what do you mean? >> Disorderly conduct. Nothing. I was walking on the beach. Walking on >> Let me vlog for a second. >> That's not what he said. >> That's where we're going. >> You guys are finding place here or what? >> What's going on anyway? >> Huh? >> God damn. What a joke job you guys have. >> It's a joke as a job we have. >> You guys, >> you should do the same thing, right? >> You guys recording here or what? >> Yeah, I am. >> Sure. If you're actually a cop, they're going to love this one. >> Even after being arrested, Henry keeps talking smack to the officers. It almost seems like Henry isn't even aware that he has done something wrong. >> You guys are idiots. >> Hey, Sergeant, are you Sergeant? >> I am. >> Hey, Sergeant. I'm SC police just to let you know, man. >> Oh, good. >> Hope you guys have fun tonight. >> For no reason. >> Jesus Christ. Hey, is that a confirmation? 100% >> pissing in the ice bucket. >> Yeah. >> Bucket. >> Yeah. >> Is that >> Is that my arrest right now? >> Is that a problem? >> Disorderly conduct. Yeah. I'm a life. >> Ice bucket. >> Yeah. Sit down. >> I am going to sit down. >> This is a joke. Sit down. >> You're going to push me here. You're the toughest guy I know. >> Congratulations. >> Right here. Look at you. >> Yeah. Your precinct would be real proud of you. >> It's the fourth precinct. 140%. >> I'm sure they'd be real proud of you. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> You stand up like that again, you're taste. Think of >> Henry is showing just how entitled he really is by blatantly disobeying the officer's orders. As it would soon turn out, this was just the beginning of his chaotic arrest. >> Jordan in jail for disorderly conduct. You can't you can't be drunk, piss in ice buckets, yell at security, get >> ice buckets, stand on your security guards. Let me see your roof here. >> Show your bed. Show your >> right here. It >> is right there, >> bro. If you stand back up. >> Sit down. >> You're going to throw me down again? >> Sit down. >> Mhm. Buddy, >> it's right here, >> buddy. All right. >> Good. Good. Good. Is this a Is this a Tampa Bay police? >> It's a Panel County Sheriff's Office. >> Pel what? >> Bro, sit down. You keep placing my face on the wall here. >> Yeah. You keep standing up. >> Jason law here. >> Have I showed any resistance? >> Yes. You keep >> You're about to get arrested for not. >> I guarantee you that Henry Capouch would have reacted the exact same way if the roles were reversed in this situation. It's just that he can't tolerate for once not being in the position of power. >> Just stay seated and I won't have to assist you back down every time. >> Assist me back down. >> Yeah. >> Henry, >> have I been screaming? You act like a >> Yeah, you've been acting like the whole time. >> I don't believe, bro. I think you just drink too much alcohol and make bad decisions tonight. >> Stuff, Henry. >> I hate doing this to people that are say wear the same uniform, right? But you make stupid decisions. This is what we have to do. >> You're not You're not matters. Okay. >> Listen, I'm being serious, bro. I hate to do this to people. >> Am I talking or no? But >> I'm trying to get it through to your >> talking or no. Okay, go ahead. Keep getting louder. >> Let me be aloud. >> You're You're egging me on like I'm talking. >> Stand up. We're going to put you in the back of the car. Go ahead. Put me there. >> Henry was transported to the Penllis County Jail because of his wild behavior. In the end, he was charged with disorderly conduct and battery. Just like Henry Capush, this California cop acted like his badge made him untouchable, moving like the rules didn't apply to him until reality caught up. >> Dude, I have a [ __ ] law enforcement ID. You sir are a disrespect to our profession this evening. You're a disgrace right now. >> On the 14th of November 2020, police were notified that an intoxicated man had [music] been causing fights at local bars without any reason. As soon as [snorts] the officers reached the scene, the man identified as Drew Scott Romo tried to leverage his badge to get out of trouble. >> You need to go. >> They don't want you here, so you have to go. >> It's simple. If you don't want to be in trouble with us, just go. That's it. Dude, I'm [ __ ] on your side. >> They don't want you at the business, so you need to go. >> I'm on your [ __ ] side. >> I get that, but they don't want you here today, man. >> You guys are [ __ ] brutal. >> Hey. Hey. I'm on your side, bro. We understand what you do, but you need to you need to I'm a law enforcement. Hey, you need to understand. Hey. Hey. >> You want to have a conversation? >> Come here. >> What did he do? >> Huh? >> What did he do? >> He's trying to hide everybody that walks by. >> Right. We after he got all his kicks out. He ain't even [ __ ] following no business. >> We literally kicked him up and then he literally stood up. He's like [ __ ] you got to leave, bro. >> All right, dude. That's [ __ ] Arizona. >> What the [ __ ] >> What am I saying on what [ __ ] >> What am I taking you out? >> I'm just trying to keep you out of jail. >> You want to be a California cop and be a dick and you want to chest bump us, you can go ahead and do that. Guess where you're going to end up? in my [ __ ] jail. >> Yeah, I want to know where >> you can either calm down and go home. >> What am I doing wrong? >> You're too intoxicated. You're trying to pick fights with people. Every club has asked you to leave. >> What club? Every club you've gone to. >> What? What am I doing? >> I've removed you twice from two different clubs. Do you not understand that? >> Drew thinks his job makes him invincible. However, he will soon find out that that is far from the case. >> You're too close to me to understand what I'm even >> I'm going to go home. I'm going to go home. Oh, now you're going to go home. You just said you didn't want to go home. Now you want to go home. >> Are you serious? >> Now you want to go home. >> Let's sit him down. >> Dude, I have a [ __ ] law enforcement ID. You, sir, are a disrespect to our profession this evening. If you say it one more time, I'm going to hold you in custody and make you tell the judge in the morning that you have a law enforcement ID. You're a disgrace right now. So, you need to shut your damn mouth before I call your supervisor and we go from there and you don't lose your job in California while you're visiting Arizona. So you so you close your mouth and let us do our job now cuz you can't make adult decisions. >> My job is to take you to jail now cuz you can't be an adult. Have a seat. >> I have your >> Have a seat. >> Okay. >> Have a seat. >> Sit down. >> Hold on. >> Sit down. >> [ __ ] sit down. >> Yes. Kick your feet out. I really don't know what >> Kick your feet out. >> I have a [ __ ] law enforcement ID. >> Realizing that Drew isn't going to sober up anytime soon, the officers decide to take him to jail. A decision he isn't too happy about. >> What are you booking me for? 647F. >> Yes. >> Is that going on record? >> Is what going on what record? >> 647F. >> Sure. >> Jesus Christ, bro. >> Yeah, man. >> 647F. It's going on my record. >> Spread your feet. >> I can't walk. >> No, you're done walking. You need to spread your feet. >> Just slide your hands down into the >> There you go. Keep Keep Hang >> Keep Keep working your hands down. There's elbow grooves. Okay, >> it's a short ride. Okay. >> Yeah, whatever. >> Although you might have thought the story ended here, Drew kept causing trouble even at the jail. >> What's up, man? >> I can't [ __ ] breathe anymore. >> Okay. [ __ ] prisoner. >> Well, sir, at this current time, you are in a jail facility, and the correct term probably would be prisoner. Um, however, we're trying to get you released, but you're not showing any signs of sobering up that allows us to believe that you can go out and act accordedly in society. >> From what I understand, you're dialing 911. You're continuously >> breathe, sir. >> You're continuously banging on the jail cell doors >> cuz I can't breathe. I have anxiety. >> I'm completely understand the anxiety part. >> I am sobering up. What do you want me to do? >> Do you remember prior to the George Floyd incident that we got in the habit of saying if you can talk you can breathe? Do you remember that? >> I don't understand. >> So, the fact that you're able to raise your voice, the fact that you're able to bang on a door, the fact that you're able to dial 911 leads me to believe or a reasonable person to believe that you are able to get oxygen into your lungs. >> Have you ever been trapped in a jail cell? I >> I have not. I have not made poor decisions enough to wind myself up into this. That was my poor decision. >> This is This is This goes back to our conversation from 3 hours ago when we tried our best to give you the professional courtesy that it deserved. >> I gave it to you. >> No, no, no, no. We tried to give you the professional courtesy. >> I gave it to you. >> Okay. >> I was in handcuffs when I gave it to you. >> Okay. Um I'm done here. I just had to advise you of what you are ordered to do. >> Understand, sir. I can't breathe in here.