All right, now to another developing story involving a Sunrise Police Sergeant. Christopher Police has been arrested after putting his hands on a fellow officer. Do what you got. Three cops, three betrayals. A drunk police chief spirals out of control. A sergeant attacks his own officer mid arrest and an army lieutenant is held at gunpoint for nothing. They wore the badge, but they became the threat. I can't believe I'm being treated like this in a year. I know you're going to get paid. December 5, 20120, US Army Lieutenant Karen Nazerio, fresh off deployment, was pulled over in Windsor, Virginia for a missing license plate. What followed was a shocking abuse of power. Nazario, fearing for his safety on a dark rural road, drove to a well-lit gas station. A reasonable decision that enraged officers Daniel Crocker and Joe Gutierrez. Put your hands out the window and turn the vehicle off. Put your hands out the window. He's not complying. Just come around your side. Let me see your hands. How many occupants are in the vehicle? What's going on? How many occupants are in your vehicle? It's only myself. Why are your weapons drawn? What's going on? Open the door slowly and step out. Open the door. I'm not getting out the vehicle. What's going on? Get out of the car. Keep your hands outside the window. My hands are right here. What's going on? Get out of the car now. Get out of the car now. What's going on? Get out of the car. The confrontation turned horrific. Guns drawn immediately, pointed at Nazario before a word was spoken. Gutierrez tried to force open the door, then physically assaulted him. The car now. I'm serving this country and this is how I'm treated. Yo, guess what? I'm a veteran, too. I don't know. Babe, get out of the car. What's going on? Work with us and we'll talk to you. Get out the car. You received an order. Obey it. I'm I'm af I'm honestly afraid to get out. Can I? Yeah. You should be. Get out. What's going on? What did I do? Get out now. I have not committed any crimes. You're being stopped on traffic violence. You're not cooperating at this point right now. You're under arrest for traffic. You're being detained. Okay. You're being detained for Nazario's voice shook with trauma. A soldier reduced to tears by those sworn to protect. The car now. Get out of the car. Get your hands off me. Please. Get your hands off me. Back up. I didn't do anything. Don't do that, sir. Get out of the car. Don't do that. Get out of the car now. Don't do I'm trying to talk to you. I'm trying to get out. Relax. Can you please relax? I'm actively serving this country and this is how you're going to treat me. I didn't do anything. Whoa. Hold on. What's going Hold on. Watch. Watch it. Air Force is deployed. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. That's up, sir. Just get out the car. I'm trying to breathe. Yeah. Get out of the car and get on the ground now. Get him. Get off your seat belt and get out of the car. Look, I'm just going to just do what you're told. Get out of the car. Get on the ground. You're getting sprayed again. Get on the ground. Can you please talk to me about Get on the ground. Get on the ground now. Can you please talk to me about Get on the ground. Why am I being treated as you're not cooperating? Get on the ground. This is really sold. Just really This is up. Lay flat. This is I can't believe being treated like this in a while. Lay down. You're going to get chased. Put your hands behind your back. I agree. All you got to do is listen. Only after the assault did the officers calmly question him. Open up the window for my dog. I hear him choke in. Can you open up the window, please? Yes. Yes, we will. Why did you stop? Why is this a simple traffic stop? Dark over there. Those areas are dark. I did not feel comfort. You felt Hold on. You felt more uncomfortable here. Okay. Coming here was not the problem. The problem is when you refused to get out of the car when we got here and you stepped out of the car, I can promise you this would have been over by now. Tell what happened. I went through the clock. I looked out the mirror and I saw guns drawn. I put my hands out and we told you. We identified ourselves. told you to step out of the vehicle and all you had to do is comply and we'd have been done by now. Their illegal search found nothing. Realizing their mistake, they scrambled to cover their tracks, but the damage was done. How's your eyes doing it? Better. We can either sit here with you until you get your eyes back or you can see, and I mean at a good distance, you're safe to drive. Okay? Go do your deployment. Go continue serving my country, which I respect and I thank you for. Okay? or we can push the issue, write you tickets for no uh license plate display and for resisting or not risking obstruction of justice. I don't think we need to go that route because that route makes the army get involved and I know how they are. But if you plan on making this a career or even 6 years or whatever, it's up to you. I don't care. There's no need getting this on your record. I I do have a good rapport with my command. So, I wouldn't feel right not talking to them about it. So that's Italian. I'll put it this way then for you. They're going to hear Nazario sued, winning $3,650 initially, now fighting for real justice in appeals court. All right, now to another developing story involving a Sunrise Police Sergeant. Christopher Police has been arrested after putting his hands on a fellow officer. He now faces several charges, including battery and assault on an officer. November 19th, 2021, a Sunrise police arrest turned violent, but not just for the suspect. Sergeant Christopher Pulse lost control and his own officers became targets. Watch your head getting into the car. Ah, miss. Can you stop pulling the cuff? Just get in the car and you'll be fine. Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the cuff. I can't get in the car. She'll let go. So, she said pulling. So, just get in the car. She's going to break my wrist. All right. Just get in the car. Can y'all just tell her to stop? Hey, get in the car then. Get in the car. Get in. Just get in the car. Right. I'm getting in. Get your feet in. Hey. Hey. Hey. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. You want to play games? You playing with the wrong mother. What you got to do, man? You going to mace me? Mace me. Look at me, mother. You want to play games? You ever get disrespected with my officers? I will remove your soul from your body. Do what you got to do. Get the off. Just Just let it be. I just I don't understand that. You clear? Yes, sir. Please and I'll see you in about 5 minutes. As the suspect resisted, PT's aggression escalated. When a junior officer intervened to stop excessive force, the sergeant turned on her, grabbing her throat, threatening her, and even going for his pepper spray. The betrayal didn't end there. Pulse deleted incriminating texts, pressured witnesses into silence, faced charges for battery, assault on both an officer and a civilian, and evidence tampering. One moment he was enforcing the law, the next he was the crime. I'm working. I don't have time to argue about a jacket. Okay. Don't punch me. Don't be touching me. [ __ ] [ __ ] touch me. November 9th, 2023, a routine traffic stop in Bradley Beach took a wild turn when officers pulled over a suspected drunk driver. But the real chaos began when their own police chief, Leonard Gu, arrived at the scene, visibly intoxicated himself. Now, I got a a jacket on that stuff to be worn. What's on the back of it? What do you mean? looking to tell me what's on the back. Oh, the washed off. Yeah, then get rid of it. Okay, that's ridiculous. Sergeant forgot. Okay, let me work this DWI. Okay. The chief stormed over, furious over a peeled off jacket imprint and pulled the sergeant aside to berate him. The sergeant stayed professional, returning to the DUI investigation. But the chief wasn't done. He kept yelling, escalating the situation until tensions exploded. Chief, I'm working. I don't have time to argue about a jacket. Okay. Don't punch me. Don't even touch me. Don't you [ __ ] touch me. You have a problem. [ __ ] You grab me. What? Now get out of here before you get a problem. Take him out. Take him. No, you're going to go in drunk again. One officer muttered. He's drunk again. A telling remark. This wasn't the chief's first reckless outburst. You'd expect him to back off. Instead, he doubled down, pressuring junior officers to lie in official reports. Get out of here. Chief, get out of here or you're going to get locked up. Chief, you're going to get locked up. What the [ __ ] You're branding me. I asked you three times to leave me alone. You're obstructing my DWI. Billy, come over here. Let him go. That's the first Billy, I'm Shut up, cuz you're in trouble now. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. You're going to be Stop. Stop. Really? Billy Chief, I'm working at DWI. I'm listening to you. Okay, shut up. No, you're in trouble. Cuz this is the first thing. First, first of all, I was about to say to you, you're stupid. I was about to say to you, what do you need OEM for? You're embarrassing me in front of the men. No, no, no, no. That's That's neither here nor there. Okay, that that's neither here or there. Now, we got a real [ __ ] problem, Billy. Yeah, we do. Billy, you're not doing anything when I'm on the scene. Okay? You should know better than this, my friend. No. Listen to me. Grab me. No. I said, "Come over here. I don't line. You grab me. Come get video. Come video. I'm not going to argue with I have a crash work. Billy, I have a job to do. You're relieved. Billy, you're relieved." No, Chief. No. Billy, please. Billy, don't. You're suspended. Billy, I'm suspended. Yes. Okay. I I'm going home. Yes. Billy, come here. I'm going home. We can't talk. I'm suspended. No. No, no, no. I'm suspended. I'm going to head home and you're going to wait for me there. No, I'm not. I'm suspended. I'm going home. I'm going to go in the headquarters and wait for me there. Let me work my way. No, Billy, you're suspended. If I'm suspended, then I'm not going to wait inside. Nothing more. No, no, no. Billy, you have Billy, you're suspended. But his power play backfired. Chief Gu was swiftly placed on administrative leave, now under investigation by the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office. And the sergeant, he was back on duty the very next