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Do you want to perform these field sobriety tests? Come on over here and perform them. >> Do what you need to do. I'm not moving. >> So, you you're refusing all tests? >> refusing. Do what you need to do. >> Well, I can't do them unless you cooperate. >> you need to do. >> Come on over here, then. >> Do what you need to do. >> Do you need five officers or you're going to be >> Well, I have a female here. >> I said I want a supervisor right now. >> I am the supervisor. >> Why am I under arrest? >> She's not the one that arrested you. It doesn't matter. >> Why am I under arrest? You don't know, baby girl? Do you want me to tell you? >> Driving under the >> Cuz you don't know. Cuz you're Well, you brain new? Why am I under arrest? >> Oh god, it's Elena again. No, not the regular town drunk. Elena's a little different. She's a Cleveland police officer, a 10-year veteran police officer. That's Elena Sekic. And yeah, she was driving drunk, wrecked, caused property damage, and is extremely belligerent. I wonder if she'll get that special thin blue line treatment or will she suffer the consequences us regular folks would face if we did a stupid criminal thing. Elena was off duty when Medina Township, Ohio police arrested her on May 9th, 2021. Officers responded to a report of a suspicious female banging on doors and yelling while her vehicle had left Hamilton Road, entered a private yard, and struck property including a recreational vehicle and a tree. Body cam footage shows her highly uncooperative, repeatedly claiming that she was stuck in the grass, and refusing field sobriety tests which normal people should never take. She smelled of alcohol and asserted that she was a police officer while telling officers, "Good luck with that." demanding to be taken home and given that special thin blue line treatment. All right, of course, Dakota and I are going to watch this along with you, and we're going to make some comments along the way. >> Okay, how much alcohol did you drink tonight? >> I was stuck. >> alcohol? >> Hold on. >> Don't tell me to hold on there. How much alcohol did >> I'm telling you, I was stuck, and I was trying to go home. I was stuck in their yard. I got stuck in the grass, and I couldn't get out. >> Why? >> I was stuck in the grass. I could not get out. >> I understand that. >> You're not understanding. I was stuck. >> You're not understanding me. Why were you in their yard? >> you screaming at me? >> Because you you're you're because you're not even understanding. >> You're screaming at me. I was stuck, and I could not get out. I was stuck in the grass, >> to ask you a question again. Why did you pull in their driveway? >> I was stuck. >> You just you went off the street, and you just got stuck? >> Listen, if you want to scream at me all you want, then go ahead, and you want to do whatever you need to do, and >> You want to go to jail? >> For what? For what? >> Let's go. Let's do some tests. Come on out here. It's fine. >> For what? For what? For what? >> Do you have any problems with your eyes? >> No, for what? >> Suspicion of driving under the influence. >> For what? >> Because you drove through somebody's yard. >> Because I was stuck. I just said I was stuck. >> even stand. >> And I can't even get >> even stand. >> I was stuck. >> You're repeating the same thing over and over. >> And I am stuck. What do you want me to do? >> You're repeating the same thing over and over. >> Sir, I am stuck. >> You're repeating yourself. >> was in someone's yard, and I was stuck. What do you want me to do? >> Answer this question. How did you get in their yard? >> stuck. >> So, you dropped out of the sky and went in their yard? >> You want to be If you want to be smart, go ahead. >> You want to be smart? >> You want to >> Well, I am paratrooper certified, sir, as Flex would say. >> You want to run your mouth? Go ahead. >> You're you're being smart, actually. >> You want to be smart? Go do what you need to do. Do what you need >> Okay, come on over here. We're going to check your eyes. Come on over here. Come on over here. We're going to check your eyes. You want to perform these field sobriety tests? >> Do what you need to do. >> You want to perform perform these field sobriety >> to do. >> You want to perform these field sobriety tests? Come on over here and perform them. >> Do what you need to do. I'm not moving. >> So, you you're refusing all tests. >> refusing. Do what you need to >> Well, I can't do them unless you cooperate. >> you need to do. >> Come on over here, then. >> Do what you need to do. >> Okay. >> I'm not refusing. >> You are refusing. >> No, I'm not. I'm staying here. >> You're actually re- What? >> Do what you need to do. >> You're actually refusing. >> I'm not refusing. Do what you need >> Come on over here and >> I'm not moving from where I need to be. So, if you need to do what you need to do, I'm right here. Just do what you need to >> So, you're refusing all tests. >> moving. Do what you need to do from where I'm at. >> How would Officer Elena treat somebody if she was in full uniform and on duty? How would she treat somebody who said, "Do what you need to do?" She'd like, "All right. Put your hands behind your back. We're taking you to the station." All right, then. We're leaving. Police are coming. >> Oh, really? So, you wanted >> You reek of alcohol. Do what I need to do. >> Do what you need to do. You really have to >> There we go. Look at your hands. Loosen up. >> Yeah. >> Move it more loose there. >> I love it when torture cuffs are slapped on cops. Love it. >> Don't move. >> I'm not moving. I don't know if that's being aggressive. >> I'm not being aggressive. >> you need to do. >> Oh my gosh. Have you ever been arrested for a DUI before? You reek of alcohol. How much alcohol have you had to drink? How much alcohol have you had to drink? Is this how you normally behave? Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to consult with an attorney and have an attorney present with you during questioning if you wish. If you can't afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you. Do you understand your rights? Do you have any weapons on you? Any drugs? Okay. >> Excuse me. What the [ __ ] is this? So, you can say you can just manhandle me? That's fine. So, guess what? I have rights, too, and I'm a police officer. So, good luck with that. >> You're a police officer? >> Yep. Good luck with that. >> Where at? >> Good luck with that. >> Where at? >> Good luck with that. >> Oh Oh gosh. Won't be the first time. >> Good luck with that. >> Do you have a weapon on you? Do you have a weapon on you? >> Did you check me before you got in here? >> Do you have a weapon on you? No, I'm I'm calling for a female. >> Did you check me before I got in here? Good luck with that. Oh, now you want to check me before I get >> I'm going to have a female check you because that would be appropriate. >> Good luck with that. >> Are you threatening me? >> Good luck with that. Oh, one second on the back. You should have probably checked me before I got in the back of your car. Real smart. >> Okay, she's already said good luck with that seven times. Where do you work? >> Good job. >> Where do you work? >> Good job. >> Where do you work? >> None of your business. >> What what my gosh. Is this [clears throat] how you really want to do this? >> Yeah, I did it. >> Is this how you >> checked me before I got in the back of your car. >> I don't need to check you. I can tell you're you're everything's so tight on you. I can see that there's no >> You're real smart. >> see that there's nothing on you. >> You're real smart. I should have checked you before I got in the back of your car, but you know what? You didn't. >> Listen. >> But you didn't. >> You're you're intoxicated. >> You're intoxicated. >> No, I'm not, but good smart. Good job. [laughter] Good job that you checked me before I got in the back of your car. >> Yeah, I looked at Elena really needs to be investigated. She's been She's At this point, she was a veteran cop for 10 years. How many people are sitting in jail who are completely innocent because of the actions of Elena. How many people? And this is her drunk on alcohol. Can you imagine her in uniform on duty and drunk on her own power and authority? I looked at I looked at Where you going to put it? >> Really, good job. >> Okay. >> Good job. >> Okay. >> Real smart. >> I guess who's I hope you don't lose your job. >> Yeah, I really don't care. Good job that you checked me before I got in the back of your car. Real job. >> Here's the deal, all right? If you don't call somebody for a ride, >> Take me home. >> You're going to go Elena is now on the other side of here's the deal. Here's the deal, Elena. How many times have you said here's the deal in uniform on duty? Sit in the county jail. >> Take me home. >> My car doesn't say taxi. >> Did I say that? Take me >> Just like Cleveland police doesn't say taxi. >> You're not Cleveland police. Take me home. >> Just drop the attitude. >> ask that. Did I ask you, respectfully, please? >> You are. Supposedly, right? >> Did I ask that? >> Huh? >> Do what you need to do. I've asked you, respectfully, please. >> Well, you are. Is this how we act? Is this professional? >> video camera. I really don't give a [ __ ] So, >> You don't You don't care? It's all on video camera? >> Yes. Okay. >> going You're not going home. You are not going home. >> You're [ __ ] rude. Take me home. >> You're not going home. >> Take me home. Bye. >> It's all on camera. >> to you. >> Whoa, she is expecting to be taken home. Now, this is her second DUI. The first DUI was in 2014. And those are only two recorded DUIs. How many times has she been caught driving drunk and the cops actually did drive her home? Maybe calling a backup to drive her vehicle home so it wouldn't be impounded and then kind of losing the paperwork or not even writing a report on it. >> Done talking to you. I'm not talking to you. >> Stop talking to me. >> You're going to jail. >> Take me home. >> You're not going home. >> Okay. So, what reason? Take me home. >> Driving under the influence. Okay, you're under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol. >> Take me home. Good night. Take me home. >> Stop talking to me. >> Stop talking to me. So, I'm not talking to you. >> What was the dirty nasty thing? >> things that you can say to this thing. Do what you need to do. Next week you're done. Leave me the [ __ ] alone. Exactly. Everything's on my camera. Good night. Go [ __ ] yourself. Why? Because you think I might be a lesbian or you think I might be a male? >> Hm? >> That's all right. >> Not sure which. >> to go against the law, dude. Cuz you You think I might be a male or a lesbian? >> No, I think you're female and I'm male. >> you're [ __ ] up. So, go [ __ ] yourself and go ahead with what you think you're going to do. I might be a lesbian. I might be a male. But the way that you're talking is very disrespectful. >> I'm talking to this Talking to him. Good night. >> Good night. >> Okay. >> Good night. Good night. Go [ __ ] yourself. Hope you got enough with that with your whatever you [ __ ] think you make for your living. Disgusting. >> Okay. >> Right now, I need your superior officer right now. >> Okay. >> I'm requesting your supervisor right now. >> Hm? I want them right now. >> Okay. >> You need to give them to me right now. >> Okay. >> Okay. I need them right now. >> Okay. >> I didn't hear you call for them. So, when I sue you and you didn't call for them, go right ahead, babe. >> Mhm. >> It's all right. Good night. Called for them. I asked for them. You didn't want to ask for them. So, go right ahead, babe. >> They're already en route. >> didn't ask for them. Good night, baby boy. >> Okay. >> Yeah, okay. Well, because is it because I'm gay? You don't want to ask for them? >> I don't like you. >> a homo? Is that why? Yeah, okay. I see you shaking your head. Everything is a money camera. Is that why? Yeah. Cuz you shouldn't have to [ __ ] marry your two men that thinks that [ __ ] that and you think that you're superior. Pretty [ __ ] up. You're [ __ ] up. You'll see. Good night. Shut your door. Good night, baby boy. Shut your door because you're making me feel very uncomfortable. >> I can totally see Elena berating one of her victims as she stands there in uniform, standing over them with this air of superiority. She's about as belligerent and disrespectful as you can get. Not that I'm saying that cops deserve respect, but this is cop-to-cop. This is kind of a different thing. >> With the things that you're saying, the things that you're doing, make me feel very uncomfortable. We twice talked to your [ __ ] boss. It's [ __ ] up thing. You're making me feel very unsecure with my humanity. You're a disgusting >> Wow. >> Shut the door right now. Shut the [ __ ] door before I talk to your boss. Cuz it's going to make you regardless. You said go [ __ ] my sexuality. >> I'm not. >> It's all right. Go ahead. [ __ ] you and [ __ ] your family and [ __ ] everybody that you think that I'm going [clears throat] to secure in my loan. Yeah, good night. >> She's incapable of shutting the flip up. >> Leave me the [ __ ] alone. Quit antagonizing me and shut the [ __ ] door right now. You think it's cute that you're talking to me? And >> She needs to shut her trapdoor. >> You're looking at me like I'm a [ __ ] [ __ ] Shut the [ __ ] door right now. Shut the [ __ ] door right now. >> What is going on here? >> Yeah, that's what I thought. Shut it. And you're talking to me like I'm a [ __ ] We'll see who the [ __ ] loser is. Shut the door right now. I don't feel comfortable talking to you. >> Uh she's not cooperative. She is a Cleveland Heights officer. >> [laughter] >> So what happened? >> Well, she apparently there So she's she's a bit of a problem. She's saying that I did not mean to her. I was nice to her. And she until until she she just was repeating the same thing over and over. I told her to stop repeating herself. >> Calling him names? >> Yes, she's she's calling me names. >> Okay. >> So I didn't pat her down getting into my car, but her clothes are pretty tight, which indicates to me that she didn't have any honor. When I got her in, she said I should have patted her down. I don't know what she has or doesn't cuz I didn't pat her down. >> Right. >> So I tried to explain that she's a female and I'm not going to do that. >> I need a supervisor right now on the body camera. He's my supervisor. I'm a GPO. Yep, you heard it. >> I don't know what to >> Do you need five officers or are you a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Well, I have a female here. >> Man, she does have an air of entitlement, which really tells me that she's been in this position before and she's gotten preferential treatment because she is truly expecting it. She can't shut her mouth. She can't stop berating her fellow thin blue line gang members and she's just putting herself into a hole. She's not even endearing herself to these cops. >> Sad. I want a supervisor right now. >> Okay, I am a supervisor. >> Shut the [ __ ] up for the I am a supervisor. For the Cleveland Okay, I am the supervisor. I am I am on the ship. >> of Cleveland, shut the [ __ ] up. >> supervisor for the city of Cleveland? >> and laugh at what the [ __ ] I said over there? You thought it was a [ __ ] joke. >> you're talking about. Get out. >> You thought what the [ __ ] I said was a joke. >> This officer is going to pat you down. >> then. Pull me out. Go on. >> Okay, you indicated to me that you might have a weapon on you because you're a Cleveland police officer. >> said that. Go on. Go on. >> have You said I should have patted you down. >> Hey, go ahead. >> Well, we're going to have you get out. We're going to ask you nicely. >> For the city of Cleveland, when I say I'm having a [ __ ] weapon >> You want a You want a supervisor? You want a supervisor from the city of Cleveland? >> Go ahead. >> You really want that? >> I'm going to call one. I know. >> I don't give a [ __ ] I don't have a weapon. You want to pull me out and [ __ ] do whatever you got to do? Do what you got to do, baby boy. Cuz I got a [ __ ] I'm not stepping out. I do not have a weapon. Do what you need because I'm a white [ __ ] officer? You're not pulling me out. What is your probable cause for me having a weapon? What is your probable cause? No, no, no. You don't know. What's your probable cause? For what? For what? What's your probable cause? I'm asking her. Obviously, she don't know what the [ __ ] I'm under arrest for. What >> What precinct What precinct do you want the supervisor out of? >> What am I under arrest for? Why am I under arrest? >> What precinct? >> Why am I under arrest? >> She's not the one that arrested you. It doesn't matter. >> Why am I under arrest? You don't know, baby girl? Do you want me to tell you? Cuz you don't know. Because you're [ __ ] way brain new. Why am I under arrest? I need you to say it. Do it. You [ __ ] do. Violate my [ __ ] rights. >> I know for a fact. I just know that I know that she has abused so many people. She is talking to colleagues in uniform like this. It would be nothing for her to talk down to her victims like this. Nothing at all. >> I'm not >> Do it. Let's get out of the car. >> For what? Why? I'm asking you, female officer, why am I under arrest? Well, >> before you put your [ __ ] dirty lesbian hands on me, why am I under arrest? >> out of the car now. >> Why am I under arrest? >> Get out of the car. >> For >> Get out >> What? >> of the car. >> What? And do what you need to do. Why am I under arrest? >> Then let's get out of the car. >> Then why am I under arrest? >> You need to get out of the car. >> For what? What I've been told? That's cute. So, when your fellow officer put your [ __ ] dirty nasty lesbian hands on me, I want my boss. I've already seen you guys >> I know. >> My camera's on. I want my boss now. >> Do you have a body camera on? >> Give me my supervisor now. >> What else you need? >> Nothing. >> Oh, you're >> Are you Are you coming with me? >> Yes. >> Are you following me? >> I sure am. Get my ass >> You don't get to leave this >> I've asked for my boss about five [ __ ] times, and I haven't got him. Where the [ __ ] is my boss? [ __ ] supervisor now. >> wanted to see him here for somebody else. >> My ass free to display [ __ ] red music and play your [ __ ] little games. Absolutely not. I asked for a supervisor. He did nothing but [ __ ] mock me. I don't like the way they're driving. Is this a speed limit? Is it 55? Is it 55 to go over these [ __ ] bumps the way that you're going? Absolutely not. Slow the [ __ ] down. I'm fearing for my [ __ ] safety. Disgusting. You make me sick. I'm not even a [ __ ] seatbelt. Did you pull me a [ __ ] seatbelt back here? I mean, I don't even feel [ __ ] safe. You'll see. I'm not even a [ __ ] seatbelt. Disgusting. >> Now, see if you can count the amount of cops that are around as Elena continues to berate the entire department from the back of the vehicle. Watch they all just start pouring out as if like they're they're looking at a circus sideshow. It's like, "This is one of our own. She's talking like this. She's treating us like this. What's going on?" >> This is our only property. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. So, there's at least nine including the guy with the body camera. There's at least nine cops in this bay including the guy that with the body camera we're looking through right now. And Elena can't shut the flip up. Is this a sergeant right there? I can't hear what she's saying and this is pretty much the rest of the video. But, look at all these cops on site right here. And she's going to continue to be belligerent. That kind of tells me she would have no problem in uniform as the authority figure on the site to be abusing other people. This is what she did. This is a pattern of her life. She expected preferential treatment and got it the majority of the time. So, what ended up happening to Elena? Cleveland police placed her on restricted duty. First of all, she pleaded no contest to the OVI charge, received 10 days in jail, 1 year of probation, a 30-month license suspension, and she had to pay an $875 fine plus restitution of about $3,700 for property damage. It was her second OVI conviction in 6 years. The prior one was in 2014. In December of 2021, Cleveland Safety Director Carrie Howard fired her along with another police officer in a separate DUI case. And as you'd expect, the police union criticized the firings saying the officers had owned up to off-duty mistakes. Therefore, they shouldn't be penalized because they're part of the thin blue line gang and we always protect our own. Guys, I want to hear what you guys have to say about this. Leave your thoughts in the comment section below. If you like these videos and you want to support the channel and maybe help little Dakota out, he's kind of in the last days of his life. I put a post in my pin comment on the last video just talking about how he's not doing too good. He's having trouble walking. He can't see. He can't He's got a diaper on. He's incontinent and he's pooping all over the place, something he never did when we let him out. He's get stuck in the grass and he cries for us to pick him up. So, and he can't make his way back to the house. So, we got to like keep eagle eyes on him. 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