Even police officers are human beings who are not always able to treat everyone equally. But what happens when a cop kisses her boss she's just supposed to arrest? I know. I'm sorry. On January 1st, 2021, Officer Shudderly was called to a car crash in Gainesville, Florida. To her surprise, she immediately recognized Corporal Scott Bsick as involved. Bzick, or Birdie as she called him, was reaching down for his lighter when he crashed into Tevin Gardner's vehicle that had just started to move at a green traffic light. Birdie was obviously slurring his words and struggled with every move you can imagine. But don't get fooled. If you thought he'd be immediately investigated for DUI, you'd be dead wrong. That sucks. Please nails off. You can come give you a ride. just the idea of repair. Do you want me to let him know you found the insurance and the same [ __ ] thing? Well, maybe you should not do that then. After a brief small talk with the old friend, officer Shudderly proceeds to talk to Kevin Gardner, the man whose car Birdie crashed into, and suddenly her bubbly personality disappears. Maybe she didn't appreciate his outfit choice. Or maybe there was another reason. So, a couple things. One, do you mind giving me like a couple feet? One, cuz I like personal space. And two, cuz cigarette smoke, it's really It tears me up a little bit. No, we don't take pictures of it cuz crashes are civil. Yeah. Whenever we do any kind of crash reports or anything, unless there's a DUI involved or, you know, like a hit and run or something, a criminal aspect, we don't usually take photos. They still in it or no? Yeah, he's still in it. Is he really? So, Birdie, you you giving me some indicators? Oh, listen. Listen, woman. Listen. Valdez is coming out just to I'm not going to lie to you about it. She's on her way. Yeah, she's on her way. Cuz I I'm not I'm not really comfortable with this whole thing at all. Officer Shudderly called for her supervisor to make sure there's no conflict of interest. Seemingly it's the right thing to do. But let's not forget she just refused to take photos of the damaged vehicle unless there's DUI involved. Crash reports or anything. Unless there's a DUI involved or, you know, like a hit and run or something a criminal aspect. We don't usually take This was all part of Officer Shuttle's master plan. She tried to get the victim out of the scene as fast as possible to protect her boss from higher charges from the victim. Birdie even takes it a step further and asks whether her body cam is turned on. Are you on? Yes. Yes, I am. And I'm going to remain on for because I integrity. Shortly after, the supervisor, Officer Valdez, arrives at the scene, but instead of her drunk boss, she's more concerned about the victim being present at the parking lot. Cuz he was still in the car, so he's free to go. Yeah, he's okay. Is she just hanging out? cuz his car is all jacked up on the back. Oh, so we have a motto or what is he doing exactly? Yes. Um I think his sister is coming to pick him up. I'm going to check on these cuz they're bothering me. That makes sense. Gardner has a valid reason to stay at the location. So they are forced to proceed with the field sobriety test in front of the victim. Given Bird's state, it is safe to say that it was just a formality. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 You know what? I don't realize I can't [ __ ] I can't demonstrate. Yeah, I don't have the [ __ ] balance to demonstrate. 11 10 11 12 13 14 13 14 [ __ ] perfect. If you've watched some of our other videos, you might be used to seeing suspects getting immediately put into handcuffs, but not in this case. Birdie is getting this special treatment. So at this time asking you to come with me to the station to provide a breath sample. Not only is Birdie being consled, Officer Shudderly even turns off the body cam to talk to him in private. We will never know what has been said during their talk on the curb, but the officer and Birdie must have seriously bonded. I know. I'm sorry. You're going to ride WITH ME. THERE'S THINGS THAT WE CAN DO TO FIX this channel. It is my kids, my family, [ __ ] everything. I'm sorry. No, absolutely. I'm sorry. No, you're No, you're not these people. It's fine. You're okay. Look, you We already know what the game plan is. We already know what the game plan is. I'm not going to kill you. Oh, yes, you are. Cuz they're watching. No. Yes, you are. They're watching. Okay. We'll we'll have you over by my car. Yes, you will. Yes. Can I uncuff you now? After arriving at the police station, Birdie gets uncuffed and receives another hug. Whatever the game plan is, Birdie is not leaving scot-free. However, the following conversation is the prime example why body cams are so important. Yeah, I'm still on. I can't do FSE. Listen, if you blow and you're good, then we're golden. Yeah. You know I can't do that. I can't demonstrate that as easily. So proud and so sorry all at the same time. You're going to make me cry. Birdie provided two breath samples showing double the legal alcohol limit. Despite being cited for the crash at 1:30 a.m., his DUI arrest didn't occur until 5:15 a.m. No clear explanation was provided. After admitting to drinking Bardi and Diet Coke post Miranda, Birdie pleaded no contest to a DUI misdemeanor, receiving a $1,000 fine, 50 hours of community service, substance abuse, and DUI classes, and a six-month license suspension. He was sued by Tevin Gardner and settled. Currently, Birdie holds his position in the Gainesville Police Department, but without active police powers, assigned to administrative duties post arrest. What do you think about the conduct of Officer Shudderly? Was her behavior justifiable, or was it inappropriate? 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