Intoxicated COP ARRESTED While on Duty

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1. Check out another video where cops get SUED for ATTACKING disabled man! https://youtu.be/O67xFjtUFy4

2. 6:55 'You are?!' Instant shock that he thought a cop would agree to the tests. Don't do the tests, they will not help you.

3. lol dude was PLASTERED 😂

4. 2:45 if this man really is that easily prone to seizures he for sure shouldn’t be drinking. Either he’s lying (I vote this one) or he’s incredibly reckless with a medical condition. I’ve been taking pills for epilepsy since I was 5 that’s how I have the knowledge

5. I'm also prone to seizures after that amount of beer 🙂

6. The portion of the footage when he was first pulled over should've been included

7. Alcohol does not discriminate. But there is help and hope
   One day at a time
   9/2015

8. Usually if you are prone to "seizures" I n is difficult to obtain a license

9. "Sadly Joe Biden" lol… Maybe buddy's feeling a little bit better in current times then

10. A normal person wouldn’t be treated so kindly. This is insane. A citizen would be put in cuffs immediately. My jobs stressful, would I get this treatment?

11. Well it was the Fourth of July. Everyone should be partying. I know we were. That’s what America is all about. Party drive fast and do whatever you want. That’s what they did when they made the constitution. But it’s still good to see a cop get arrested. But they will hire another one.

12. I mean, regardless of being wasted, if my son can't join a bunch of professions like military/ law enforcement because he's mildly on the spectrum and ADHD, why and HOW is a person with a seizure disorder allowed to be a first responder where you're constantly surrounded by flashing and colored lights and other stressors that might trigger a seizure?!? Especially while driving?!?

13. alcoholic prone to seizures? perfect candidate for police force

14. Homie is hammered and is going to get nailed!!

15. If a judge/jury watch this video and dont convict him…. what are we doin?

16. Prone to seizures you say???
    Makes total sense.
    Have a good day, occifer.

17. All cops being arrested decline to do SFSTs. That should tell you something about the intent of SFSTs.

18. I hope he gets the help he needs

19. 3 Benadryl don’t make you messed up like that homie.

20. One thing about me… I was a gymnast and ballerina … I’d still fail the tests sober 😢 I even try to remember what they say when they are saying it and I forget and give up

21. Correct me if I’m wrong but don’t you have to be 21 to be an officer ? I mean it’s 21 to own a handgun so how exactly did he start at 19 ? And been on the job 6 years ? It would 4 at most if he’s 25.

22. Prone to seizures yet Carey’s a gun, drives at fast rates of speed and flashing lights are some the most commonly used functions of a police vehicle. Right ?

23. Having watched quite a few of police officers getting arrested, I’ve typically been extremely, no-nonsense harsh. Now, I don believe we’re addressing their emotional and mental health needs like we should. The rest of society in the US in so many cases are really losing it since the pandemic…these men and women cops seem as if they’re having a corresponding crisis…the ones I’ve seen on these videos are really hitting the walls. These people really need quarterly or semi-annual mental/emotional health assessments. So many seem to be spinning out. I’m not sure what has to happen for them to get better overall care, it just seems so serious and necessary.

24. 0.39 BAC and still conscious is a shocking level. A lot of people wouldn't be breathing, let alone walking and talking.

25. A cop that is prone to seizures? I would ask if the police force has any sort of medical or health or fitness standards to join, but this is America we're talking about. So, no.

26. I don’t condone hypocrisy especially when it comes to police breaking the law, but I will say credit where it’s due considering his severe abuse of alcohol in this situation in which many others (on either or both sides) typically escalate. He was very compliant despite his elevated bac and his legal liability. I would give him a D- or even a D considering these types of situations typically always escalate (behaviorally) to something more severe

27. Stan Lee: "And a passive voice—a solemn warning—that will be echoed henceforth: With great power there must also come—great responsibility!"
    Cop blows 5X legal limit 😂

28. How can he tell bare faced lies to fellow cops; asinine, egotistical and incomprehensible! He should have been an actor (not) 😅

29. Why not show how law enforcement destroys lives? My best friend was murdered in college by an off-duty Cop that break-checked her, hit the corner of her jeep as she swerved, rolled 6 times and severed her brain stem. Family won in civil court and 3 of her brothers later became attorneys. Law enforcement… more like destruction of families and friendships that hide behind the thin blue line.

30. This is why body cams should be mandatory for all law enforcement

31. "Prone to seizures" HELLUVA THING FOR HIM TO PUT ON HIS RESUME WHEN APPLYING FOR THAT JOB!!!!

32. .391 and .385? That was not three tallboys and a couple Benadryl (which doesn't affect BAC readings). Those BAC readings will kill approximately half the people who hit them, so if he's even conscious, he's clearly got severe tolerance and is already an advanced alcoholic. If he's drinking 16oz beers at 7.8% alcohol, he would need to drink about 10 of them in an hour to reach that BAC.

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