Former Port Orange Police Captain Kimberly Kilpatrick is interrogated after being accused of stealing over $24,000 from a benefit account set up for a brain-damaged detective. This account was established after Detective David Fouts suffered catastrophic injuries in a 2016 motorcycle crash that killed his wife. As the captain in charge of the benefit fund, Kilpatrick had complete access to the money donated by the community to save Fouts' life. But in December 2016 and January 2017, she made two large withdrawals—$18,000 and $7,000—using the money to pay off her own high-interest loan and cover closing costs on a new house. In this interrogation breakdown, we analyze the psychological techniques detectives use, Kilpatrick's deception patterns, and how she ultimately admitted to the theft while claiming it was a "loan." Despite stealing $24,000, she paid only $192.48 in restitution to the victim and walked away without a conviction. 0:00 Introduction - The Accused Police Captain 0:40 The Crash That Changed Everything 2:09 Captain Kilpatrick Takes Charge 4:42 Interrogation Begins 11:51 The Loan That Wasn't 22:05 No Documentation, No Defense 31:23 The Plea Deal and Aftermath This is the story of exploitation under the thin blue line. 🔗 Case Documents: https://www.volusiaexposed.com/portorange/gregcook32022.html ⚖️ Justice for Sgt. Justin White, the whistleblower who died before seeing this case resolved. #TrueCrime #Interrogation #PoliceMisconduct #CriminalPsychology #JusticeForJustinWhite