Michael's case ended with the plea deal for a traffic ticket and the DWI charge was dropped. But days after that plea deal, Deputy Vicaro filed a complaint with the Department of Motor Vehicles targeting Michael and his business that triggered a DMV audit. Sheriff's Office investigators opened a professional standards investigation and found that Deputy Vicaro lied about filing the DMV complaint, failed to disclose the phone calls, withheld information from prosecutors, and falsified the original police report. >> That's not the way that law enforcement is supposed to operate. >> That part changes everything. Days after Michael took a plea deal, the arresting deputy wasn't done. He filed a complaint with the DMV, triggering a full audit. That audit cost Michael his commercial driver's license. The arrest wasn't the punishment. This was thin blue lies, baby.