I'm giving him a permanent ejection. >> Yeah, I'm not. >> Okay. He's a Providence police officer. >> I'm on your side, bro. We understand what you do, but you need to you need to uphold law enforcement. >> I'm just trying to keep you out of jail, bro. >> You want to be a California cop and be a And you want to chest bump us? >> What am I doing wrong? >> You're trying to pick fights with people. Every club has asked you to leave multiple >> club? Every club >> Law enforcement officers spend their entire careers putting criminals behind bars. When common sense goes out the window, even the people want to uphold the law can end up on the wrong side of it. >> You, sir, are a disrespect to our profession this evening. >> How you doing? You want to shut the car off for me, please? >> Yeah, sure. I'm a police officer in Lower County. >> Okay. >> What did I do? >> Uh you were doing 51 mph in a 25 mph zone. >> Oh, I'm sorry, officer. I was just I'm just trying to go home. >> Here are several instances when dumb cops get themselves arrested. Starting with this road cop, he thought his badge gave him a whole pass to threaten innocent people. I received the call that >> All right, well >> I want to throw everybody in here. >> We locked you guys out of here. >> You >> We locked you >> That guy arrested >> A fellow cop. >> You're a disgrace to that badge, buddy. >> On October the 19th, 2025, officers received reports from a casino that [music] an off-duty Providence cop was causing a disturbance and allegedly threatened to take out [music] the casino customers. Upon arrival, the officers moved quickly to contain the situation. >> For the road cop, you'd think that seeing his guys in law enforcement would have him pull himself together if he was a little smarter. >> Apparently, he's a Providence police officer. Which makes it 10 times worse. >> Okay. What was What's the plan here? You're trying to eject her? Okay. How's it going? >> He's He's Providence. >> Okay. >> He's Providence. >> So, man. Cool. How's it going? >> I'm going to get it for >> Guys. >> Guys, you need >> We're good. We're good. >> Cool. >> Yeah, we're going on break. >> Yep. >> What was What's going on? >> So, I received the call that I received the call that >> All right. Okay. >> So, I'm giving them a permanent ejection. >> Yeah, I'm not >> He's a Providence police officer. >> Okay. >> This is your copy. That's his copy. >> This one This is >> Yes. >> All right. Just don't come back. You're going to get arrested, okay? You can call the Gaming Commission and get it resolved, all right? >> Exactly. >> All right. >> Yeah, I'm not I'm not >> Thank you. >> Come on. >> Thank you. >> Thanks. >> Come on, Gary. Thank you. >> Come on. >> So, I'm >> Come on, Gary. Get out of here. Please. Come on. Gary. >> I suggest you keep walking. I do. I do. Make a good decision. Get him out of here. Now. >> Gary, come on. Come on, Gary. Come on. out of here. Go. Get Gary. Get out of here. >> Let's go. Yeah, we're going to make sure you leave. We're going to make sure you leave cuz they asked you to leave the property. >> Come on, Tommy. Shut your mouth. Tommy, shut your mouth. Come on, let's go, Gary. Come on, please. >> Oh, wow. Tough guy. >> Gary, please. >> You guys can leave now. >> Please. >> Please, Gary. >> Shut up. Shut up. >> I'm going to fight you. >> Shut up. >> [screaming] >> Shut up and go. Get to the car. The car is his private residence. Get to the car. >> There are zeros. >> Oh, stop. >> How many guns are there? >> Gary, come on. >> How many guns are there? >> Just go. Who cares? >> How many guns are there? >> Do you have? >> Gary. >> A lot, huh? >> Why don't Why don't you make a good decision to go home? >> Gary, please. >> It's another Providence cops on the news. Okay, come on. Let's go. >> Come on. I'm leaving. >> Gary, again. >> I'm walking. >> Stop yelling. Instead of cooperating, [music] the jackass cop became increasingly aggressive with every passing second. What should have been a routine call was now slowly spiraling out of control. Soon, the law officials were done with the suspect's douchebag behavior and decided to show him [music] what happens to dumb cops who think they can abuse their power. >> Cuz I'm going to make sure you leave it. >> Gary, I got a shower with him. >> Stop. >> I want to video this. >> Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> For what? >> Disorderly conduct. Get away. >> Okay, sorry. Okay, sorry. >> Both of you get the [ __ ] away now. Do you understand [music] me? >> Get back. Let them handle their business. I didn't do anything. For what? >> There you go. Disorderly conduct. You're coming with us. >> Come on. This one. Come on. >> Get him in the car. Come on. You guys followed me out. You guys followed me. This is a tour arresting me. A fellow cop. >> You're a disgrace to that badge, buddy. >> Yeah, I'm a disgrace. 27 years. Yeah, they haven't done nothing. >> You're right. >> What did you guys do? I didn't do anything. I was leaving. I was leaving. >> You what? Did you trip on him? >> I didn't do anything. You guys followed me. Out. For no reason. Makes no sense. A fellow cop, that's what you guys are. >> Shifty, huh? I'll call a supervisor, no big deal. >> Does it matter? >> No, it doesn't. It's another Providence guy. >> After the dumb cop was arrested, the officers had one last thing to do before taking the culprit right where he belongs. >> I just [ __ ] up. >> Huh? >> I just [ __ ] >> I'll leave it at the PC right now. I'll see if one of their supervisors can grab him. All right. Who's the other guy? >> I'm the other guy. >> You on the job, too? >> I'm sorry. >> You on the job, too? >> Uh I don't think so. >> No? Okay. It's all good. Bring him back in um I'll figure it out. >> Do you know I got to put in my report where you guys >> All right. You you did what you could. >> Good night. >> [music] >> What do I do now? What do I do now? What do I do now? >> I just want to try to pick him up and >> Yeah, we're going to call we're going to call the station and they can they can figure it out. >> All right. >> So, I mean I get it. Sergeant Hannah, right? I get it. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> All right. Um I understand he's on the job. You can only help him so far. He's got to help himself, right? The last thing we're going to do [music] is let him act disorderly >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. I understand. >> Right? So, you do what you you try to do. I I'm sure >> any consideration you can give, I'd really appreciate it. You know, I if you could I'm I'm I'm sorry for >> I'm going to call his >> I should have probably got him out of here sooner, but you know. >> It is what it is, right? [music] Um do you know what shift he works on normally? >> Night. >> He's a night guy? All right. I'll just call there I'll I see >> [music] >> and I'll see what they want to do with him. All right. >> Do I have the keys to take the car home? >> What's that? >> [music] >> Do I have the keys to take the car home? >> Yeah, as long as it's good with him. Does he have them in his pocket? >> I think not. >> Yeah. >> Is he disorderly? >> Uh right now it's going to be protective custody. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> That's all I need to know. I'm going to call and see if I can talk to somebody. >> Yeah, I tried to >> Yeah, I know. >> I was giving him a break just by >> Yeah. I can't I mean I can tell right now what his Yeah. >> And he told me he's got chewing He needs a prescription. >> Okay. >> Let me just sign this thing. Let's go. >> Yeah, I mean that doesn't give you right to act like >> You're right. >> But we'll um >> [music] >> we'll we'll we'll do a PC right now and see if see what they want to do. >> Okay, thank you. >> That wasn't going anywhere. So >> No, I didn't think so, but I tried. >> All right, good deal. Thanks, guys. >> You followed me out to my car and locked me up. It's all on the camera. What the That's what I didn't do anything. I was leaving. What did I do that was disorderly? >> What? I'm 19. Can you open door, too? >> What did I do that was disorderly? >> Devon. >> You guys You guys lock up a cop like >> One of 12, you want him in the sally or the lobby? >> That the biggest arrest you guys have had? >> In the end he was suspended without pay for violating the police department's code of conduct. >> If you thought that guy was a shameful cop, wait until you meet Neil, an insufferable sergeant who fell off of a motorcycle while driving under the influence and instantly regretted it. >> Yeah, I was coming up right here and here he fell off his bike right here. Are you hurting anywhere? >> No. >> No? You want medical attention? >> No. >> All right. >> He actually fell off and then he tried to pick it back up. >> I didn't fall off. >> In New Mexico, a female officer on patrol noticed a seemingly drunk rider fall off his motorcycle and nurse his wounds on the side of the road. Upon engaging with the motorist, the patrol officer was shocked to discover that the suspect was a sergeant from her own department. The patrol officer called an ambulance to the scene. However, while they waited for the medic to arrive, the drunk cop had a couple of things to say, or perhaps some excuses to give. >> A lot of people that care about you, Neil. >> Excuse me, you don't care. >> Your mom cares. >> My mom don't care, either. >> What about Natalie? >> Natalie don't care. You don't care, do you? No. >> Ambulance is here. >> Hello. What's going on? >> He >> Yeah, I was coming up right here and here he fell off his bike right here. >> You going to talk to us? Are you okay? Are you hurting anywhere? Huh? >> Let me go. >> I ordered ambulance. >> And I know you who you are. >> Do you want us to take care of you? >> I don't care. >> Are you hurting anywhere? >> No. >> No? Do you want medical attention? >> No. >> All right. He just laid it down? >> He actually fell off and then he tried to pick it back up. >> I didn't fall off. >> Okay. All right, he doesn't want us to touch him, we don't touch him. Okay. He doesn't want to He refused medical. >> The drunk officer was stubborn as a mule and refused medical attention despite being obviously hurt. Moments later back up arrived and what began as a welfare check quickly escalated into a full-blown DUI investigation. >> They told us you were coming out. Okay. So, you guys can perform any fields? >> No. No sir. >> I asked him originally, you willing to do fields? He's like, "No." >> Okay. >> And then after he just stood up and was like, "Just take me in." But I just never put cuffs on him. We just had him sit on the curb here. Then he asked us, "Can I sit on the wall?" Said, "Yeah, go for it. Go sit on the wall." You know, we never put cuffs on him, never told him anything. Uh we do have a body camera rolling the whole time, so >> Okay. Yeah, I'm probably going to need your video and uh of course uh supplemental. >> Okay, that works. Um I'll have to get I'll get your phone number or something. We'll get with you a little bit later. Forget how you want us to do the supplemental. >> Um >> Okay. >> I do have one of my lieutenants coming out just because we don't have no brass brass tonight. I'm just the OIC tonight, so But it's all yours. We'll We'll stand by with you. We asked him multiple times about the bike. Said, "I don't have no one no one cares about me." Um actually Here's his ID. >> Okay. >> Driver's license. And then he gave me these. I keep dropping that damn thing, too. He gave me these. >> So, those belong to him. Okay. >> He took his ring off, said, "Nobody cares about me here. Take these." >> Okay. >> So, other than that, we haven't ran into anything else, though. Uh we didn't want to move the bike. The bike's exactly the way it was. I didn't touch it. We didn't move it. Nothing. It's right where it fell. >> Okay. Can you hold these for me? >> Yes, sir. Of course. >> 650 Santa Fe 650 going in. 28 out of New Mexico Sam 09 481 should come back to a black motorcycle. New Mexico 501 direct 650 I'll try to have a 29 whenever you're free to copy. Hey from, go ahead. >> [music] >> 683 New Mexico Thanks for addressing that one in in the car. >> Hello. Officer, are you starting in New Mexico State Police? Have you been consuming alcohol, sir? >> Yeah. >> Excuse me? >> Yeah. >> Yes? How much? >> About two beers. >> Two beers? >> Mhm. >> What What type of beer, sir? >> La Cumbre >> Excuse me? >> La Cumbre >> La Cumbre? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Where did you drink those at? >> Uh at the Um >> Keep your hands out of your pockets for me. >> Uh um Uh 49er >> 49ers? >> Mhm. >> Okay, how long ago? >> Uh, 40 minutes ago. 40 by 45 minutes ago. >> 45 minutes ago? You just two beers cuz I can smell a strong odor of alcohol coming from your breath. Just two? Okay. So, I'm going to ask you to submit to a bre- standardized field sobriety test, okay? >> I'm already drunk, bro. >> You're already drunk? Okay. I still have to do fields, all right? Are you good with that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Come over here with me. >> Yeah. >> Let's use that line over there. Cuz I want you to stand right there. >> I refuse. >> Excuse me? >> I refuse. >> You're refusing? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you don't want to perform fields? >> [ __ ] you. >> You okay? >> No. No, I'm not okay. >> The disgraceful cop opted out of the sobriety test because he knew what the results would say. Didn't take a genius to figure out that he was drunk and that the sobriety test was only for formality. >> Okay, sir, go ahead and turn around. Okay, come with me. >> I'm coming here. How long am I left alone? >> Yeah, I'm still going to I'm still going to I'm going to pat you down. I just want to pat you down in front of my camera. Okay, sir, you're under here. Spread your feet apart. >> Let me move to the right. >> Huh? >> Let me move to the right so you can get it. >> You're fine. Just don't move. You're fine. Don't move. I don't need you to move, all right? Can you look at me? Open your mouth. Stick your tongue out. Stick your tongue out, sir. >> What? >> Sir. You listen to me? Okay, look at me. I just need to make sure you don't have nothing in your mouth, sir. That's it. Good. Thank you. Stop. Stop. Hang on. Go ahead and take a seat. >> Need pull one. >> Huh? >> Put that on my hat. Put that on my hat. >> Just keep it for now. >> Yeah. >> What's that? >> That. >> How come? >> That's >> All right. >> I'm taking custody of the unit over there. >> Stand by. I'll be over there. >> I'm going to do my my deal. >> Okay, listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important, okay? You are under arrest for DUID. Any Mexican flying consent acts require you to submit to a blood test. >> Well, I don't have my glasses. >> Pull up. After you take your test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. >> I don't want to do that. >> If you choose to take an additional independent [music] test, you have the right to reasonable opportunity to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse, a laboratory technician, or technologist who is employed by a hospital or physician of your interest to perform an additional chemical test. The cost of this additional test will be paid by the law enforcement agency. >> [snorts] >> Can you put this >> Did you agree to take your test, sir? >> Yes. Can you >> Okay. What's up? >> Can you take them in front of me? >> No, sir. [music] I cannot do that. >> Okay. >> Go ahead and lean back. Look left. >> Yeah. >> Lean back. Lean back, sir. >> I'm leaning back. >> No, you're leaning forward. Lean back. >> I can't lean back because it's hurting my wrists. Just >> I need to put the seat the seat belt. >> You do it. Who cares if you want to find out? You're just going down the road. Who cares? I'm not going to do anything to you. Trust me. >> 650 is income. You guys haven't caught any 46, right? >> No. >> Okay. >> After arresting him, the detective in charge thoroughly examined the motorcycle. But, taking him in was one part. Finding the details that weren't adding up would be another. >> Where are your keys, sir? Sir. Where are your keys? The keys for the motorcycle. You don't know? All right. >> Let me uh get back with Captain when he comes out here and take everything out. >> He was staggering. She had to catch him like more than once cuz he almost fell over on >> even know it was him. I just saw I drove in. Well, we're looking for a 203 or 204, and I drove around the back and I saw Sharon Tolino and I drove in right here and I saw this bike. The guy gets on and then the light flashed in my eye, then I just looked at it in the rearview mirror and it was going like this. So, I drove it I seen it drive out, then I turned around, then I followed it, then it turned onto Navajo Road quick, then I kind of sped up, and then I turned up, and then it came down on hill. So, by the time I got to Navajo and hill, he already I saw the light right here, so I turned. Yeah, he turned and then I came up and then I turned right here, then I saw him stop, and then he just like it stopped and he actually just like went off and then he fell off and then he got back up, went around, and he was trying to pick it up. >> Oh, he fell off, huh? >> So, he didn't actually like crash crash, but he fell off the bike cuz he stopped it. >> All right. So, the bike won't be a crash report. He just laid it down. >> Yeah, just Well, then I asked him I said, "Are you okay?" Then that's when I was like, "Oh." >> Yeah, just verify with him to >> And then that's when I asked him if he needed an ambulance. >> Ask him if he wants us to take the crash or if he's going to take the crash. >> If he is. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I don't know. >> There I don't see no no damage in the vehicle besides the motorcycle itself. >> She seen him stop, like she seen him drive, stops, and then he dropped it on the you know, he fell off and the bike dropped. So, what it was stopped when it happened. >> He never scratched or anything like that cuz I didn't see no marks. >> No. >> No. >> Stopped at the intersection and then boom. So, >> No no crash but >> Here, my LT was just asking me if you wanted us to do it or if you were going to do one or if one was needed, so that's why >> No, this is a I look at the bike and there's no damage on the right side. Everything Everything was on the What do you call the guards? >> Okay, cool. >> So. >> Yeah, we'll wait for the tow truck for you. We'll just take your tow sheet from you and give it to them whenever they get here. And >> Cool. >> if you have to take off, that's fine. >> Yeah, that way it's between the 3 hours. So. >> Yeah, that'll work. My lieutenant will be here with us for a while, too. So. >> Okay. >> Thanks, man. >> No problem. This >> After the detective had collected all the [music] information he needed, it was finally time to interrogate his road colleague in hopes that he would be smart enough to cooperate. >> Do you have kids? Huh? Sir. No. Sir. Do you have kids? >> Luis the fifth. >> Huh? I just want to make sure they're okay. >> Luis the fifth. >> Huh? >> Luis the fifth. >> [clears throat] >> Everything's been going smooth. >> I mean, we're handling it. >> Yeah. >> Bawani's 10-8. Bowman's 10-8. >> He didn't want to talk to me. So, I asked him about the kids and he didn't want to talk to me. So. >> All right. >> It's nothing I can do. >> Okay. >> This is the tow sheet. One for guest the signature. >> Signature there and that's it? >> Yes, sir. >> Cool. >> One for me and one for the tow company. >> Okay. Um can I get your phone number from you so I can call you later? Just so I can give you this back. >> Yeah. >> Ready? >> Yeah. >> Get all of them. Whenever I'm done I'll shoot you a text or something and then whenever you get done I'm on till 8:00 in the morning. So I can meet you here. >> Give you your paperwork whenever. >> Okay. Sounds good. Appreciate it. >> Appreciate it. >> In the end he was charged with driving under the influence. Up next we have this chronic liar of a cop who was caught shoplifting and came up with seven different stories to explain why she [music] tried exiting the store without paying. >> Well, here's the deal. You did a crime today. >> I know it doesn't look good. >> Um no, it's illegal. It's not that it doesn't look good. It's It's shoplifting. >> I just want to see the video cuz she's selling us something and I want to make sure that what she's trying to tell us doesn't match up. >> I watched the surveillance video. You look like a thief. >> I'm going to be honest with you. You look like a shoplifter on the video. She's giving us seven different stories. >> On October the 6th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a local Walmart following reports of a shoplifter attempting to steal merchandise worth $1,200. Upon arrival, the officers expected the suspect to be an average civilian. However, they received the shock of their lives when they discovered that the culprit was one of theirs. The suspect claimed that she was innocent and came up with an absurd story. According to the suspect, she had no one to watch her car after shopping and tried to exit the store with the unpaid goods to grab something from her car. >> That story raised more [music] questions than answers. The cops needed to interrogate the employees and if they affirmed her narration, there [music] was a chance she could go home in one piece. >> I just want to see the video cuz she's selling us something and I want to make sure that what she's trying to tell us doesn't match up. >> I was watching her on the video. >> Yeah. >> When she was in the front end. Yeah. The The self-check or self-checks that are closed, but we have product there. So we leave it open. She went through there. she had her phone out. >> Okay. >> Then she cuts around the corner, goes over to Clinton door two. Clinton talks to her, she turns around, she goes to customer service. She waits in line at customer service for a minute or two. She rolls up, says a couple words to generally the team lead, comes out, heads back to door two, talks to Clinton again, circles back around, and then she cuts through up up through the self-check, turns around, gets in line at self-check five. >> Okay. >> She's at self-check five, she buys she scans the tote, just the tote. Doesn't open anything, scans the tote, just the tote. Gets her receipt, heads out, goes right past the the door host on one. And and she's past everything, she's past the scanner >> Yeah, yeah. >> And that's when we stop her. >> Okay. So cuz she's she's claiming that she was trying to find someone to watch her car cuz she didn't know where but that doesn't explain why she would then try to push out the merchandise. >> So here's here's what happened. >> So >> So we usually have a lady at the door. She went to a point of sale, I don't know if she was buying something or if she was trying to help a customer who had missed something. >> Okay. >> She passes right next to her. To be fair, she's on her phone. >> Okay. >> But she passes right next to her and she passes the EAS vest holes. I didn't find this out until later on. I didn't know that she was a cop. I thought she was like a regular regular person. I didn't even see anything cuz her hair was over the badge. So when she goes out past those final point of sales, I'm like, "Okay, here we go." >> Yeah. >> Our our door hosts, unless they're cleaning the vestibule, are never over there. >> So so her story of trying to find someone to watch her car doesn't track at all. >> I don't >> Cuz she scanned the tote. >> She had several opportunities >> And she paid for the tote? >> Yes, she could have left her tote with any of our either of our door hosts. She could have left her card with She could have left her card with customer service. >> Okay. >> She could have left her card >> anywhere >> before she walked away with the tote. So >> then she grabs a tote and then walks out with the stuff in the >> Okay. >> This is the biggest one and part of it may not even go on camera cuz depending on which aisle she was in >> Sure. >> I witnessed her select an item open up the tote, put it in the tote, and then close it. >> Okay. It's odd behavior. >> Close it. She's like to close it. >> Um why would you keep closing the tote? >> When you're going to pay for it. >> Okay. >> Um the biggest thing for me is that she keeps saying that she's going to get two totes, that's why she was putting inside of there, but why >> That doesn't make any sense, either. >> Yeah, it doesn't make any sense. >> She has two lids, she doesn't have two totes. >> Okay. >> So, I'll go and get the video one for right now. Let me see where she is. >> Yeah, we just want to make sure that we can >> Right. >> clearly refute what she's trying to tell us. Oh, yeah. >> She has to like this cuz she's she wants to keep her stuff in the cage. >> So, we're going I'm going in backwards right now, but this is when she's at the point of sale. >> Is that when she purchases the tote? >> Purchases the tote. I'll get that one for you right now. When I said I watched her scan the tote >> Yeah. >> doesn't open anything. Holds her receipt heads right on out past her receipt. All right, so under our criteria, this is um >> She's already staged the tote. >> Yes, the tote is full of of all the stuff that you scanned already. >> Okay. >> The officer had seen enough to clear his doubt. However, the evidence was about to get even more damning. >> Grabs her receipt, why is she grabbing a bag? >> Th- This is confusing to me. She grabs a bag and sticks it in there and then she never does anything with it. >> My man, is she planning to like go try to do returns on the merchandise with a bag? Like, what is the plan here? Something weird's going on. Okay. And from there, she proceeds straight to the door. I I believe you. All right, she's full of it. Yeah, we're thinking so. She She picks out a bunch of stuff, she keeps putting one item in the tote, closes the lid. >> Yep. >> One item in the tote, closes the lid. She went to a door host, went customer service, at no point did she leave the cart or attempt to leave the merchandise. She has the tote staged in the cart. She goes up to the self-checkout, scans the tote, pays for the just one tote. Takes the receipt, grabs an empty Walmart bag, and then proceeds right past everything to come out the doors. That's when they stop her. She was on the phone at one point. >> She didn't buy anything. >> No, it's okay. She didn't steal anything. >> Every time she went to a door, she was putting her phone up. I'm pretty sure it's like every single time. Either >> Said to avoid engagement with the associates. >> Yeah, that happens with push-outs. They're always on their phone. They're always looking like they're not busy. >> Cuz there's less likely someone will stop. >> And hey, so is this how the cart was? >> Okay, so No, so when she was going out, so the tote the tote was like this with all the stuff inside of it. >> That don't make sense cuz she didn't >> So all that stuff was inside of the tote. The only thing The only thing she scanned was the tote. >> Yeah. Then she claimed she only came here to buy candy for the PD for the Chugger Jug. >> Yeah, Chugger Jug the 10 13 2790 they give >> She's just She's just trying to play on her emotions with the Chugger Jug. She's She's lying. >> Okay, so the only thing that's hers >> Yeah, you're you're all done with chair, huh? >> It's good to see you again, now. >> Tell Journey to say hey, okay? >> All right, bye-bye. >> Okay, so it was just like this. >> So it was like >> When she when she comes up to the self-checkout, it's like this. >> Okay. >> Well, and it's it's scooted a little bit further. She takes the little scanner. She just reaches in, scans the tote, just goes and then pays for that, and then immediately >> Oh, it's a push-out. >> Oh, she had one tote but two lids. >> One tote, two lids, and then the empty bag. I'm thinking then grabbed the bag to try to probably stage it as legitimate if she got stopped. She'd be like, yes. But >> She made no effort to open the tote to scan any of these. >> But she made an effort to put it all in there and close it. >> Yes. >> They saw her putting one item in and then closing the lid. Open it. >> Yeah. >> Everything I see obviously I just work in order. But everything I see she's super nervous. >> Yeah, and I recognize her on the surveillance video. >> Okay. She just decided to do it. >> Would you like her Would you like her trespass on top of this too? First one do? >> Okay. Okay. >> While the officers were piecing together what really happened from the store employees, the thieving cop was still adamant on lying when the officers returned to question her again. >> My thought We go back to re-interview her. >> Yeah. >> Just straight up lay it out, say listen, the difference between you getting booked into jail today and getting cited for shoplifting is you telling the truth. Because I think if she just wants to continue to lie about it, we also charge her false reporting, dude. Like because I mean, what's the reason? Why lie at this point? >> I don't know why she came up here. That's my issue is >> Yeah. >> Her doing this makes all of us look bad. >> Right. So I was just telling her that where my thought process is we go back, just re-interview her after seeing the video and hearing their what they told me. And just tell her listen, you need to tell me the truth. If she's willing to tell us the truth, we consider the site and release option. If she just wants to stick to her lies, I think we take her down and book her. There's no excuse. >> We talked about the same thing we talked about earlier. And I think if we and I think if we transport her >> Even do like a book site? >> Yeah. >> Well, maybe. >> Well, he was saying >> truthful >> sign and book. That's why I said, well, it depends cuz I said, why would you do something like this? >> I mean, I'm not opposed to doing a site and release here if if we can start to come to a different dynamic than what it is right now. >> Well, then the interview difference makes a difference if she can be honest. >> I think if she's willing to tell the truth, we consider that option. But I think if she wants try to dig in her heels and stick with her earlier story, then do No, we're not playing that. That's my feeling. So, let's do it. It's okay. Perfect. Yeah, she checked her pockets. I said it was okay if we checked her backpack. She kept saying she was going back and forth trying to find my keys. Okay. Okay. We'll be back with some info for you, Miles. Minutes later, the officers confronted their colleague with their newly found information. As expected, the road cop would try [music] to lie her way out of the situation. I'm sorry, what was your name? >> Ward. >> Ward? >> Yes. >> Okay. Sure. So, here's the situation, right? Obviously, you know why we're over here. >> Yes, I do. >> Yep. Yep. What kind of animals do you have at home? >> I have dogs. >> Dogs? How many? >> Eight. >> That's quite a few. What kinds? >> Uh Belgian Malinois and Yorkies. >> Okay. Very good. Um So, why were the items inside of the tote? >> Like I said, I have two separate totes. I was going to do one for the candy and then one for my personal stuff. I was on my way home. >> Mhm. So, why were the items inside of the tote, though? >> Just to make room. I wasn't Like I said, you can fit two totes side by side in the cart. >> There weren't two totes in the cart. >> No, I guess I grabbed I thought I had grabbed two, but I grabbed two lids. >> Okay. Okay. Um and so, you put the items in the tote? >> Yes, I did. >> The animal items, things like that, and those are your personal items. >> Yes, those are mine. >> Okay. All right, so you put those in the tote to keep make room. >> Yes. >> Um and when were you going to get the candy then? >> Um I was going to get them probably at the same time. I was going around to make candy usually melts. I didn't want to put it in my car right away. >> Mhm. >> I was just going to get it on my way out. >> Oh. >> Or come back in. >> Okay. >> I guess that makes sense. >> Which one do you think makes sense? >> Well, like I said, I would normally put the totes side by side so they fit in there. So, I can lift the tote in there cuz one of them's usually the heaviest, it's the candy. >> So, you went to self-checkout, right? >> Yes. >> And what did you purchase at self-checkout? >> I just got the tote. I was >> Why not the items inside of the tote? >> Completely I did not purchase the items inside of the tote. I didn't I know, but >> Didn't you try to leave the store? >> Yes. >> And you got confronted by asset protection. >> Yeah, I was trying to go to talk to that lady to see if she could hold my cart. >> Mhm. >> I was looking for my keys. Honest, looking for my keys. >> I understand that. I understand that. Um I believe that you're looking for your keys, right? >> Yes. >> But here's the deal, you did a crime today. >> I know it doesn't look good. >> Um no, it's illegal. It's not that it doesn't look good, it's it's shoplifting. It's >> That was not my intention. >> I'm not asking you what your intention was, okay? >> I know, I know, I got it from >> saying when you got here you planned to steal stuff. >> No. >> I'm not saying that. I'm saying something happened and along the way all we paid for was a tote and then we tried to leave the store and you're saying to find a lady, but you went to customer service, you went to one of the greeters prior to going and purchasing the tote. At any point at any point you could have left your property, right? Now, you're a certified peace officer, correct? >> Yes. >> If I lost my keys, what are the keys for? >> My car, my unit. >> Yeah. So, if I lost my keys for my unit, I would leave my merchandise and go find it because it's kind of important. Especially since your weapon's in there, correct? >> Yes. >> So why go through self-checkout, purchase the tote, and then try to leave the store? We just need to be We just need to be on the level. That's it. We're done. We're done playing games. >> is not to take I wasn't trying to take anything, honestly. Okay? My intention was not to steal anything. Okay. >> For reasons best known to her, she continued to insist that she was innocent, but it was clear as day [music] that she was lying. Even if she was one of these, it was obvious that the officers were slowly but surely getting [music] tired of the woman's antics, and it was only a matter of time before they'd force her to face justice. >> So So you put all these items in the tote one by one. >> Yes. >> Asset Protection watched you do that. They watched you close the lid on the tote after every time you put something in there. They've been They've been watching you. I watched the surveillance video. You look like a thief. I'm going to be honest with you. You look like a shoplifter on the video. I've watched a lot of shoplifters on video. You look like a shoplifter. >> Okay, that's not good then. >> It's not. It's not, and it makes it hard for me to believe that you didn't remember things were in the tote when you went to leave the store. Especially when you grab the bag. Cuz you know what that looks like, right? What does that look like? >> Yeah, like I >> You grab one bag with a bunch of stuff in the tote you didn't buy, what does it look like? >> Yeah, it looks like I was trying to take something. >> Yeah, it looks like you're going to try to make your purchase appear legitimate with a a bag, right? You're going to put some stuff in there, and I don't know at what point your plan was to do that. I don't know. >> No, no, that No, that wasn't it. >> Yeah, but >> I always get a bag and I use it for my Belgian Malinois to pick up poop. He's got the biggest >> Yeah. Right. So I mean, we're dealing with probable cause, right? What's probable? Let me ask you. You have this car right now. Take your profession out of it. What's probable? >> Evidence, whatever you've got. >> I'm not asking you that. I'm asking you what's probable. >> I guess what it looks like. >> What does it look like? >> It looks like shoplifting. >> It does. >> I'm sorry, that was not What a day. >> Okay. Do you still not know where your keys are though? >> No, I That's I'm telling you that's >> Okay. All right, sit tight. Hello. >> So she's saying she did she did need to buy a tote. >> Cool. >> a tote with the food. >> Well, she also shoplifted. >> Yeah, that's what I said. And then the second lady explained she came back with a tote without a lid, so she came back to get the second lid. >> Okay. >> Let her know none of the >> the second tote or the second lid. >> Second tote and a lid for the first tote. >> last I'm on a couple days ago and then she forgot to get the lid. I'm like, "What a tote?" >> Well, that doesn't match the story that she's telling us either. >> Yeah. >> So she She probably bought the tote with their funds. >> so I think that we gave her we gave her like $100 in a check. Cuz we do a lot of business >> She paid she paid with a card for the tote. >> Uh-huh. >> That she loaded with items that pushed she pushed out of the store. >> Does she have a department card too or >> No, it's just a $500 check that was issued to her and then she gives us the receipts and >> Okay. >> So So she did >> But did she deposit that and then >> what she did with it. We just know I just gave we just gave her >> she's supposed to give the receipt back. >> come back to us to justify and then >> Cuz she's I mean the problem the problem is this, right? The problem is that she's given us seven different stories about what she was doing and how she was trying to get that accomplished and >> But and asset protection watched her load a tote with personal items one item at a time, close the lid every time. She had ample opportunities to stop and leave the cart with someone. >> Yeah. >> She decided instead to purchase only the tote that was full of the items >> Yeah. >> and then attempt to leave the store without stopping to talk to anybody >> Yeah. >> before she was confronted by asset protection. >> Does she have her uni key? >> What's that? >> Her uni key? >> She said she doesn't have it. >> No, she's saying she still doesn't know where that is. So, I was going to walk that direction toward her unit just see if I can see the key. But, we also haven't dug through her pockets or anything like that. It's but um but I mean she did shoplift. So, that's where we're at today. >> Okay. >> Is that the very least she's getting charged for shoplifting? >> Okay. >> So. >> In the end, she was charged with organized retail theft and is currently at risk of losing her license. That female cop might have been disgraceful, but at least she knew how to keep her mouth shut. However, the same could not be said to this drunk officer who assaulted passersby and constituted a nuisance only to feign ignorance and argue repeatedly with law enforcement. >> I'm on your side, bro. >> We understand what you do, but you need to you need to understand >> I'm with law enforcement, bro. I'm not doing wrong. >> You're too intoxicated. You're trying to pick fights with people. Every club has asked you to leave multiple times. >> what club? Every club >> On November the 14th, 2020, Arizona officers received a 911 call from several clubs downtown reporting an unidentified man who was causing a nuisance and disturbing the peace. The officers sped to the scene and discovered the culprit in question was an intoxicated off-duty cop. Wasting no time, the officers tried to have the drunk cop removed from the premises. However, that didn't turn out as easily as they had hoped. >> It's simple. If you don't want to be in trouble with us, just stop. That's it. >> Dude, I'm on your side. >> They don't want you at the business, so you need to go. >> I'm on your side. >> I get that, but they don't want you at the business. Hey. Hey. I'm on your side, bro. >> We understand what you do, but you need to you need to >> I'm with law enforcement, bro. >> Okay, you need to understand. Hey. Hey. You want to have a blue conversation? >> Come here. What did he do? Huh? What did he do? >> He's trying to fight everybody that walks by. >> Right. >> We kick after he has all his kicks out. We kick him out. So, we literally kicked him out. >> He's like, "You got >> Tell him now you got to leave, bro. >> All right. >> Dude, it's Arizona. What the What am I seeing? On what? >> What am I taking you out? What am I >> I'm just trying to keep you out of jail, bro. You want to be a California cop and be a and you want to chest bump us? You can go ahead and do that. Guess where you're going to end up? In my jail. >> Yeah, I want to know where. >> You can either calm down and go home >> No, I'm What am I doing wrong? >> You're too intoxicated. You're trying to pick fights with people. Every club has asked you to leave multiple times. >> club? >> Every club you've gone to >> On what? What am I doing? >> Calling for removal from two different clubs. You not understand that? >> What am I 602? >> is. I don't know what that is. >> That's California code. I don't know >> 602 resident? >> I don't know what that is. What am I 602? This place kicked you out on what? >> Whiskey Row. >> Resident. >> You're not even here. I'm trying to keep you from going to jail. >> I'm understanding. What am I honest? >> You're not understanding anything, my man. >> I'm trying to What? What are they >> What is the hard part about just going home so you don't get into trouble? >> No, I'm trying to understand. What are they kicking me out for? >> You're too intoxicated. In the state of Arizona, listen to me for 1 second. Get it through your head right here, okay? You've had too much to drink and you're not processing anything anymore. Arizona law requires that if a bar realizes you're too intoxicated, they must remove you within 30 minutes. >> On their own? >> You've been removed. No drinking in public, bro. >> You don't have that here in Arizona. >> They're kicking you out because you're inside the establishment too intoxicated. That's a state law. They're removing you. They're obligated by law to remove you. >> I'm asking >> Holy cow. Here I am. >> I'm in Arizona. >> Yes, you are. >> Not in the state of Arizona. >> That's what I'm trying to explain to you multiple times. >> Do you I got kicked out of Whiskey >> Yes, you were. Your buddy pushed you and told you to go home. >> When he was at the when he was at the lines, he kept on hitting the bouncer's hand. When he was trying to get through, the bouncer just kept on brushing him off. So >> And when he was at the front, they said that he was knocking the hand away trying to get in and stuff. >> Yeah, I was he he kept getting like and I was like, "Hey, just give me that back or I'm going to mace you." >> Was he giving it back to you at all? >> How many times did you say he was knocking it out of the way after you? >> 10-15 times. >> You saw it 10-15 times? >> Completely just being >> Yeah, right here, brother, all the time. >> I was like, "You got like three feet of personal space." And I was like, "Hey, just a little little personal space really." And he kept pushing and pushing and I was like >> All right, hold on. You're going to be a victim? The officers had heard more than enough. Now it was time to rid the premises of this dumb cop [music] once and for all. >> I'm going to ask you to understand what I'm even saying. >> I'm going to go home. >> I'm going to go home. >> Oh, now you're going to go home? You just said you didn't want to go home. Now you want to go home? >> Are you serious? >> Now you want to go home? >> Let's sit him down. >> Dude, I have a law enforcement ID. >> You, sir, are a disrespect to our profession this evening. If you say it one more time, I'm going to hold you in custody and make you tell the judge in the morning that you have a law enforcement ID. You're a disgrace right now. So, you need to shut your damn mouth before I call your supervisor and we go from there and you don't lose your job in California while you're visiting Arizona. >> understand. >> So, you So, you close your mouth and let us do our job now cuz you can't make adult decisions. >> My job is to take you to jail now cuz you can't be an adult. Have a seat. >> I have your >> Have a seat. >> Okay. >> Have a seat. >> I'll >> Sit down. >> I'll hold on. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Yes. Kick your feet out. Kick your feet out. >> I have a law enforcement ID in my wallet. >> Hey. Just told you I said earlier, he got assaulted multiple witnesses watch about 15 times him swatting the hand of the security guards away. And line tried to grab us. Um >> We already asked him to go home tonight. >> So >> So, if you got a victim and you got someone that articulates it, he's already been kicked out of Whiskey Row. >> Come on, bro. >> service. >> Are you serious? >> Sometimes you got to >> I have a >> It's a >> ID. >> And that's the protocol. There's a protocol for this. >> I'm not trying to hurt you. >> No, man. The issue is >> a [ __ ] ID. >> While some of the officers took care of the manchild, the [music] others returned to question eyewitnesses and figure out exactly what had happened. >> Can I grab your name real quick? >> Yeah. >> I should know it off the top of my head. It's been a minute. >> just standing here right in front of our table and he was just like that like just looking at me and I was like, "Is there like a problem?" >> Yeah. >> And he was like, "Uh What did he say?" >> What's going to be your problem? >> And I was like And then that's when he turned around and started talking to him and pushed him. >> Do you mind if I just get you guys' name real quick? You're not You don't have to do it. It just is going to help. >> He's claiming to be a police officer in California, so obviously it's going to be a bigger deal. >> I'd rather not. >> You don't want to? >> Yeah, I'm good. I would rather not if I don't have to. I mean, yeah, I'm good. >> I'm not going to make you I'll just ident- All right. Let me just get your first name. How's that? >> Justice. >> Wha- What is it? >> Justice. >> What's your first name? >> Daniel. >> Daniel. What's your first name? >> Isaiah. >> Anything else? >> I do not, sir. >> I'm going to work on a citation. >> All righty. >> I don't want to do this, but you left us no choice. >> It's okay. What This is our check subjects at El Jefe and then our check subject at International. Oh, so you and we rode away and now we're out with him for the third time this evening. And everyone in the group says that he came over to every single one of them and said, "You want to have a problem tonight? You want to make a problem? Have a problem?" And then all of them watched him getting in Edgar's face, swat his hands away. Edgar was just saying, "Man, you got to back up. Back up." So >> Wow. >> Appreciate it. Jay, do you have a boss? >> Not yet. >> No, we're going to try to Let's grab his wallet from him. >> My wallet's in my back right pocket. >> The The issue is >> I have a ID in my wallet. >> We've given you so many chances. We already talked Do you know that you already talked to us tonight? Do you know that? >> Yeah. >> Do you Do you remember that? >> I didn't say that. >> How long ago was that? >> A minute. >> Minutes. Minutes ago we talked to you. >> Yeah. >> How about a couple hours ago when you were refused service into another bar and we told you to go home? Just go home. It's time to go home. You can't get into any more bars. Your buddies asked you to leave and you would not leave and you walked off on your own and they left you. >> But it's a bar. >> That's what you're not getting. It's great. >> Yeah, but I don't I don't understand wrong. I'm under arrest. What is a [ __ ] >> Because you had a security guard asking you to leave and you kept swatting his hand. >> Bro, I'm under arrest. Bro, bar feud when I told you >> Told me what? You were so intoxicated, nothing was sinking in. >> Bro, it's I'm just saying. You're seriously going to >> No, you put yourself in this position. >> No. Yeah, bro. >> See, this is the other part that's a disgrace to our profession that you're not catching. If you were a true cop and you cared about the blue, you would not put me in this position >> right now. >> You would have freaking gone home when I asked you to. Okay? That's the position you put me in. >> have went home. >> Yeah, I do think you should have gone home. Even your Even your >> party. >> Where is your bachelor party? >> It's in Phoenix. >> You're by your You're by yourself, bro. They left you. What's up, man? They left you. >> Come on, dude. >> All right, my man. >> Yeah, you're I'm just one average Joe >> Do you need a lawyer or do you need anything? >> No, we're going to try to Let's grab his wallet for him. My wallet's in my back right pocket. >> Are you out here for a bachelor party? >> Can I ask what you guys are >> You're You're being arrested for assault and disorderly conduct. >> [ __ ] kidding me? >> I'm not kidding you, sir. I have five people that provided me the exact same statement about you trying to physically assault them and then watched you physically assault the bouncer by swatting his hand away. They noted at least 10 times. >> Bro. >> The security guard noted at least 15 times. Okay? >> 15 times? >> It's in >> even the dumb cop himself couldn't believe how badly he had behaved that evening. Clearly, officers needed intel from him. >> Are you a sergeant? >> I'm not a sergeant. >> So, you don't have >> I don't have a sergeant. >> Forgive me. Who do you immediately report to? >> you, but he is not on shift. He is medically can't not on shift. >> Hypothetically, when you go back to work next week, who do you report to as your immediate supervisor? >> I will tell you that honestly. >> Do you have a lieutenant information? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. So, you would like for me to blind call your agency tomorrow and tell them that I arrested you and then ask to speak to the police chief? Who would you like me to Who would you like me to notify? Because if you don't want to give me any information, it's going to be a blind call to whoever I can get a hold of. >> have a to be honest with you. Are you >> I'm listening. >> honest with you? >> I would I would hope you'd be honest, yes. >> have it. You're not listening. >> I am listening. You haven't completed a sentence. >> No. I don't have an honest police chief. He has a knee replacement. >> Okay. >> So, he has a He has a knee replacement. >> Drew, what's your phone number? >> Uh my cell phone? >> Yes. >> My personal cell phone? >> Drew, man, we tried, buddy. We We gave it our We gave it our damndest, my man. >> know how you tried. >> Okay. Well, hopefully tomorrow when you're sober and you watch our body camera footage, you'll understand how we how we went above and beyond to treat you. >> understand where I would see your body camera. >> You don't see that we're wearing body cameras right now? >> See anything that you tried tonight. >> It's a lot >> that I would see on your floor. >> I copy that, boss. >> I would hope that wasn't that tonight. Cuz I didn't see any of it. I don't recognize your car. Any of you. Are we waiting for LT boss? >> Yeah. >> Copy that. >> What is my charge? >> Uh your charge again for the third time sir is assault. >> Third time? >> Yes sir. >> I'm being charged the third time? >> You're being charged with assault and disorderly conduct. >> All right disorderly conduct as in 415 or >> Correct 415. >> A? >> 415 A? Uh maybe just 415. >> What's my >> We have different statues so remember that. >> other charge? >> Confused by your question. >> What's my other charge? >> Assault. >> 245? >> Perhaps yeah. >> What? >> 1203 A1. >> Ooh got him. >> What's my other charge? >> Disorderly conduct dude. >> Disorderly conduct? >> Correct 415. >> 415 A? >> Yep. >> Is this a misdemeanor? >> Yep. >> Both are misdemeanors. >> At multiple [music] points throughout the questioning the officers tried to get the airing cup to contact someone from his precinct. He was smart enough to take the move. There was a chance [music] he could get to go home. >> Can you contact uh >> I'd love to contact somebody. Who can I contact? >> sergeant uh sergeant Terrabits? >> Yeah is he in your phone? >> He's in Placer County uh six. >> Is his information in your phone? >> No I don't have my phone. >> That's not your cell phone in your pocket? >> It is my cell phone. >> Yeah so I'm going to remove your cell phone and you can provide me with that information. We can grab the phone. Who's your court date? Remember? >> Uh mine was a felony sir so it's >> Oh Roger. >> six months of jail >> Oh hey what you guys getting >> Can you unlock that phone for me? >> Can you contact Jacob Terrabits? >> So hey LT's going to probably need to try to get a number from there. So let's just keep it open and then you'll have your phone on you so when you go down to the jail you'll be able to call whoever you need. >> Can I contact right now who I need to? >> Unfortunately not at this moment but >> It's sergeant within your jurisdiction. >> What I'm going to reference you to is my sergeant's on scene and now my lieutenant's on scene. I imagine my lieutenant's going to want to talk with you and get that contact information for your sergeant. >> These cuffs are pretty hefty on me. >> All right, man. I'm going to double-check them. Let me finish this. You're You got a large wrist, so >> I do, but I'm not supposed to be in cuffs, so >> Well, I I would agree with you, but unfortunately, here we are. >> Okay. Can we adjust them a little bit? >> We sure can. I'd I'd be happy to do that. Good to go? >> Yeah. >> And this is our sergeant in your jurisdiction? >> Which you mean a neighboring one? Placer County. >> But Placer? >> Plaster. >> Plaster County. >> County. He's a sergeant. >> Is he your friend or your reporting supervisor? >> No, he's not my reporting sergeant supervisor at all. >> Okay. He's just a friend that we're calling? >> Yeah, he's a Placer >> All right, man. We're going to lock your phone up. It's going to go down with you, okay? >> Yeah, he's a Placer sergeant. >> Okay. >> So, he'll have jurisdiction over everyone. Can I have someone loosen my cuffs? >> Yep, I'm going to check them right now for you. >> Just going to set up my bike back for now. Let me check these cuffs. >> Can I chill out or no? >> I wish you would have chilled out, bro. >> Come on, bro. >> You Yeah. >> I'm going to chill out for you. Can I chill out or no? >> Yeah, please do chill out. >> I'm in custody. I understand that. Can I chill out or no? >> I don't know what that means, man. >> Can I hang out in custody without being in cuffs? >> No, you you have to be in handcuffs, man. >> Can you at least loosen them a little >> Okay, I just loosened this one. Now, I'm going to I'm going >> I can't feel You can get my whole finger in this handcuff. I can't feel that. >> I I can assure you that I am. Let me loosen this one. Stop moving around. Okay. All right. Now, I can get my whole finger in this one. All right. All right, man. Sit tight. >> When the officers thought that the suspect was about to be cooperative, the drunk cop returned to his old ways and continued repeating the same question he'd been asking all night. >> I'm asking you. I don't understand. My patience is That's fine, bro. I'm asking you what it means. >> She flipped me off to me. And you're going to stay down there. >> Yeah, well, you're not determining the charge, are you? >> Hey, be >> Sir, No, I don't. What the charge is. I don't understand the charge. He's not He's not explaining to me. >> You've been a police officer for a >> Sir, I can't hear you. >> We're not going to do trials on the side of the road. >> Sir, I can't hear you. >> I'm a police officer for any amount of time. We're not going to do trials on the side of the road. >> That's fine, okay? >> He's already explained to you that you're going to be arrested for disorderly conduct. >> That's fine, but I don't know what the >> going to push the issue, we can also charge you with assault based on you batting the security guard. And I'll tell you what assault will do. Assault will get you terminated. >> So, I >> Better course of action is to treat the guy who's being nice to you with a little bit of respect. >> He's not treating me with respect. >> I didn't bat the security guard. >> Okay, we have a a chargeable >> I'm friends with the sergeant. I didn't bat the security guard. I'm being honest with you. I'm being >> That's why you have your day in court. >> I understand. I'm not Here's the deal though. I'm afraid to tell you the truth. >> My advice to you would just sit down, be quiet. >> Totally. That's what I'm doing. I'm trying to do that, but I'm also trying to understand the charge. And I'm also >> They just told you that we could charge you with disorderly conduct. >> They didn't tell me the sir. >> Okay. >> They me the charge. >> I'm telling it to you right now. >> I appreciate you telling me. >> Disorderly conduct and assault. >> Okay. >> I appreciate you letting us just go with disorderly conduct cuz if we charge you with assault, you're probably going to get terminated. I understand that? >> I appreciate you telling me that. Cuz I didn't understand that. Nobody told me that. >> My advice to you is we're trying to do you a solid, I appreciate that. >> conduct. I appreciate that. I appreciate that so much. >> After suffering the rants of a yapping madman all night, the officers were finally ready to put an end to this case. >> All right, we're going to get you in the jail. We're going to get you Come on, put one leg in. >> Okay. All right. >> 1 2 3 >> Just right here. >> No, I'm good with that. >> Where you at? >> Uh just on this >> side right here. >> Can you take me in? >> I'll take >> What are you booking me for? 647F? >> Yes. >> Is that going on my record? >> Is what going on what record? >> 647F. >> Sure. >> Jesus Christ, bro. >> Yeah, man. >> 647F is going on my record. >> Spread your feet. I can't walk. >> No, you're done walking. You need to spread your feet. >> You got any needles in your >> I don't have nothing, bro. >> Dude, people are blowing up your phone, man. >> Yeah, I understand that. I feel it. So, I'm asking you what I need to Why am I being booked for F? All right. >> Dude, you know the deal, okay, man? Is there anything Okay, is >> I can't be filling out for F. >> Is there anything on your person that we missed during the search? >> No, I have zero >> All right, we have to give everyone the same warning that goes into our cop car and into our jail. If there's anything on your person that you know that we missed, that's in your underwear, socks, shoes, or boots, and you knowingly take it into the police car or into our facility, it's a felony offense in the state of Arizona. >> phone, thanks a lot. Shoes. >> And a pocket. >> Can I have it? Is there a fit? >> Just slide your hands down into the cuffs. >> There you go. Keep Keep hanging on. Keep working your hands down. There's a Okay. It's a short ride, okay? >> Yeah, whatever. >> Minutes later, the officers transported the man to jail. The deputy thought that the suspect would have sobered up by now. However, that could not be further from the truth. >> Very quiet. Where am I going? >> You're at the jail. >> [music] >> I don't hurt. >> What's up, man? >> I can't prisoner. I'm a prisoner. >> Okay. >> I'm a prisoner. I'm a prisoner. >> I'm a prisoner. Well, sir, at this current time you are in a jail facility, and the correct term probably would be prisoner. Um however, we're trying to get you released, but you're not showing any signs of sobering up that allows us to believe that you can go out and act accordingly in society. And what I understand, dialing 911, you're continuously >> breathe, sir. >> You're continuously banging on the jail cell doors. >> Cuz I can't breathe. I have anxiety. >> I completely understand the anxiety part. >> I know I'm sober now. What do you want me to do? >> Well, >> I can't breathe in here. >> I understand that. I am ordered to inform you of this information. Upon your release, you are ordered to call Lieutenant Scott Glenn, and I will provide you his phone number. >> I already called Glenn's office. >> Okay. And you are ordered to call him immediately upon your release to report your actions. Do you have any questions about that directive? >> But I can't breathe in here. >> Okay. I'm not sure what other thing that I can offer for you. >> I feel like I'm going to die in this tiny room. >> You were arrested about 3 hours ago. >> You were arrested 3 hours ago, right? >> I have. >> And you ended up in a jail, right? So, you were arrested. So, you ended up in jail. There's nothing we can do special for you because of your situation. >> You can't now. >> It's Un- Unfortunately, no no I can't. This is This is This goes back to our conversation from 3 hours ago when we tried our best to give you the professional courtesy that it deserves. >> I gave it to you. >> No no no no. We tried to give you the professional courtesy. >> I gave it to you. >> Okay. >> I was in handcuffs when I gave it to you. >> Okay. Um I'm done here. I just had to advise you of what you are ordered to do. >> sir, but I can't breathe in here. >> I know you can't. >> I get over your crap, but if you're going to keep banging, I'm not going to do it. Cuz it's just loud and it's disturbing. >> I I literally >> Is that Is that a fair compromise to open your trap to allow air flow inside? >> going to come pick you up tonight? We have to release you to a sober ride. >> I will. >> So, if you were out drinking with friends, I just want >> Boss, you said we called 911? >> All right, my man. You got to help us out, too, being a police officer. >> What do I have to do? >> Not calling 911. >> I'm calling 911 cuz I can't breathe. >> Okay. Do you remember the >> No one's answering my call. You guys are treating me like a prisoner, which I get, but I'm You got to give me something. >> Yeah, we'll leave you alone. >> Drew. Drew. >> That's my name. >> I can't breathe in here. >> Drew, do you Do you remember prior to the George Floyd incident that we got in the habit of saying, "If you can talk, you can breathe"? Do you remember that? >> I don't understand. >> So, the fact that you're able to raise your voice, the fact that you're able to bang on a door, the fact that you're able to dial 911 leads me to believe, or a reasonable person to believe, that you are able to get oxygen into your lungs. >> The officer was obviously experienced and didn't hesitate to call out the suspect's cry for attention for what it was. The dumb cop didn't back down, though he employed every tactic he could to try and get himself out of jail. >> Are you going to let me out of the jail cell? >> I have not. I have not made poor decisions enough to wind myself up into this. >> my poor decision? >> But what I can tell you is I do have asthma and I do take an inhaler. So, I can sympathize with you when I do have that feeling of entrapment, but what I can offer to you is that we're going to open up your your your trade door here, and if you'd like, you can get some fresh air that comes through there. Until you decide to stop banging on the jail door and calling 911, you're going to sit in here. The sooner that you can just take a little nap and wake up and kind of be in a better mood, the sooner that you're going to get out of here. I have to report back to your lieutenant this evening, and now I got to report back this behavior furthermore. >> What's the behavior? >> So, you've been nothing but disruptive in the jail facility this evening. >> I can't breathe. >> Okay, sir. I'm done. Do you have any questions for me besides the fact that >> I'm asking how do I get out of this? >> He just told you. >> Take a nap. Close your eyes. >> going to take a nap. >> All right, man. Until you until you stop banging on the jail doors and dial Um You know what? Fair enough. Why don't you How does he work that self that that phone? Okay, let me give you the number to call and you can call your lieutenant right now. I have it right here. Yes. Go ahead. And if you want to in Guys, if you want to intro with it's Lieutenant Glenn, B L Y N N. >> Despite his call with the lieutenant, the drunk cop was still forced to pay for his crime. He was charged with disorderly conduct. Continuing the theme of cops who have had one too many drinks, we have Joe, a reckless deputy who was caught driving under the influence and then blames his cat for failing a sobriety test. >> How you doing? You want to shut the car off for me, please? >> Yeah, sure. I'm a police officer in Delaware County. >> Okay. >> What did I do? >> Uh you were doing 51 mph in a 25 mph zone. >> Oh, I'm sorry, officer. I was just I'm just trying to go home. >> I actually fell like 2 days ago bringing it in. I trying to keep the cat inside. >> In a Pennsylvania county, a control officer initiated a traffic stop after spotting a car driving at an insane speed over twice the legal limit. Upon investigation, the officer discovered the culprit [music] to be someone he least expected. >> How you doing? You want to shut the car off for me, please? >> Yeah, sure. I'm a police officer in Delaware County. >> Okay. Give me your license, registration, and insurance card. >> Yeah, this is a rental car. >> Okay. >> Um What did I do? >> Uh you were doing 51 mph in a 25 mph zone. >> Oh, I'm sorry, officer. I was just I'm just trying to go home. >> Okay. Let me Let me license, please. >> Yeah, sure. Sorry about that. I have like all my information on >> I just want the driver's license. You can take the other one [music] back. Do you have the rental information? This Hey, Steve. We're going to switch sides. [music] Uh you're on the It was 3:00. Let me Hang on. 203 206 >> 6130 >> Come to my location. [music] Uh actually, disregard. 205 come to my location. >> 10-4 I have a 21 headed to 15th and Central, please. >> Okay. >> 10-4 >> I'm going to give you my end of the watch, Mike. >> All right. >> He's uh appears to be highly intoxicated. He has identified himself as a police officer uh in Delaware County. His name His name is Joe Ross Jr. But um So, if you can put that opposition to it through. We're going to do your stuff and all of that. >> The officers had their suspicions that the man was intoxicated and unfit to man a vehicle. However, they had to confirm before jumping to any conclusion. >> Hey, how's >> I heard you guys were hiring. >> Hey, how's it going, sir? >> Good. >> How's your night going so far? >> It's going well. >> I'm going to tell you something. I just want to make sure you're okay to drive to get home. All right, I got that. All right. Shall we proceed? >> I'm trying. >> Yeah, no, I just want to make sure. All right. Um just going to go a little bit over the alcohol so I just want to make sure you're okay. All right, you good? I just want to make sure you're okay to drive. All right. >> Yeah, I'm fine. I have >> All right, it's fine. So, what I'm going to have you do is if you listen to me real quick, sir, if you don't mind. If you I'm just going to have you repeat the alphabet starting with the letter B and stop it and stop at the letter N. So, start at the letter B and stop at the letter N slowly without saying. Do you understand? So, B to N slowly without saying. >> B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N. >> All right, very good. All right, next thing I'm going to have you do is >> I'm just trying to go back to the >> You're driving back to Pennsylvania right now? >> Yeah, I'm fine. I >> Okay. That's fine. >> I was telling the officer over here I have This is a rental car from Maryland. >> Okay. >> I'm a police officer on >> Okay. >> Delaware County. I stopped >> Okay. >> I'm trying to get out of Laurel. >> Okay, where are you coming from? >> Um I was at my buddy's house. What's up? Down in um Like three or four blocks from Cannons. >> Okay. >> That was like I wasn't there for I was there like four or five hours ago. >> At Cannons? >> Yeah. >> What time did you leave Cannons? >> Four or five hours ago. >> What time was that about? >> 8 o'clock. >> Okay. Um so, one more thing I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you start at number 72 and count backwards stop at 59. So, start at 72 >> I don't know if I I can do this right now. >> What do you mean? >> No, I'm just saying like what is it now? 72? >> at 72 and then stop at 59. So, 72 and stop at 59. >> 72 and count backwards. >> To 59, yes, sir. >> 72 71 70 69 769 >> It's up to 59. >> 69 68 67 66 65 64 63 62 61 60 59 >> The sobriety test continued for several minutes, but the officers couldn't make any concrete decisions. Eventually, they decided to have him come down in the car and do some more extensive tests. However, before they could even begin, Joe already had a truckload of excuses in store. >> I said we're just going to do a couple walking tests, make sure everything's good, and we'll we'll take it from there, all right? So you can just hop out of the car and you just uh walk to the >> I actually have I will, but I actually have a um I have >> Uh-huh. >> I have a bruised hip. >> Okay. What happened? >> When I was at home, I uh It's all bruised. >> Okay. >> Injured my hip. >> Okay. >> Um but I'll try I mean, I'll do my best. >> fine. It's fine. It's fine, man. You can hop out of the car. >> What happened was I I I fell from when I was trying to >> Just be careful up here over here. >> Yeah, I never heard of this stuff. >> Just walk right over here. You can just I'm going to hold I'm just going to hold you up. I'm just going to have you walk right over here, all right? I don't want you to fall. >> No, my hip my >> No, no, I understand. Yeah, yeah. >> Yeah, when I was taking my hip uh >> Right over here. >> I have a bad hip. >> Okay. >> over there. >> Okay. I can't hear you. >> What else, yeah? >> Yeah, yeah. Ooh la You can go right over here. >> Yeah, yeah. So what So tell me about this hip? >> I was taking my um 50 television >> Uh-huh. >> I live in Glen Mills >> Okay. >> in Pennsylvania >> Uh-huh. >> in and out from my deck. >> Okay. >> And I actually fell like 2 days ago bringing it in. I tr- trying to keep the cat inside, I tripped on the um what do you call it? The uh curtains. >> Okay. >> And the TV fell, I fell, everything fell. Right just on this hip. >> Okay. >> I'm just letting you know. >> know, I get it. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Are you able to walk? >> What do you want me to do? >> No, I'm just I'm just helping you right now. Are you able to walk normally though with with a bruised hip? Like >> Yeah, I should be fine. I'm just giving you a heads-up. >> How about those shoes? Are you able to walk in those shoes? They're like normal shoes to wear and walk in, right? >> Okay. >> They're just shoes. >> Okay. All right. >> To no one's surprise, the drunk man failed woefully. Still, the officers couldn't make an arrest just yet and needed one final piece of evidence before they could [music] do what everybody had been waiting for. >> How many How many Miller Lites or whatever you said, Bud Lights? How many would you say you had do you think then? >> Four. >> All night or how whatever it is? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. You understand anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. What were you doing earlier today? >> I drove down here, met my friend, and then we went to Keenan's. I had food. Did you golf today? Actually, I did. >> Yeah, I saw the golf clubs. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. Those are golf clubs here. >> You golfed today? >> I heard you guys are hiring, too. >> Um you were able to golf today? >> No, I actually never got out. >> No. Okay. >> Yeah, cuz of my hip. >> Right. >> I I mean, I'll keep trying if you want me like I feel like I've never gone through anything like this and it's like weird and embarrassing. Um in Pennsylvania, you just give it a breath. I mean, I'm not >> do a breathalyzer. >> All right, sir. That sounds good. All right, right now we're going to place you under arrest for driving while intoxicated, all right? >> What's that? >> Yeah, we're going to place you under arrest for >> No, can I try again? >> Yeah. We'll take care of it later, sir, all right? We got to bring you in so you can do it yeah and you'll be able to We don't do that on the street in New Jersey. We got to keep you safe before we can do anything else. >> Yeah, nothing on me, but >> All right. Sweetheart, you know how it is. We've got to do our our normal procedures. Nothing personal. >> All right. I'm not going We're doing 25 25 mph zone. >> All right. You're doing more than 25 mph. You're doing You're doing more than double the speed. Want to custody. >> This is great. >> You have sharp things on or something? >> Yeah, I do. I have I have sharp I have sharp things on. Just like you guys probably are. What? >> Do you have Tic Tacs in your pocket or something else? >> Yeah, Tic Tacs. You getting hot? I can't believe I'm Is this a joke on the cops? >> It's nothing personal. >> Who is this? North Wildwood Police Department? >> That's where you're at, sir. >> Who's the chief there? >> Uh Chief John Stevenson. >> Yeah, what I do is I take Tic Tacs. >> Uh-huh. >> Because if you have them in the container, they make noise, so I keep them in my in my pocket or whatever. >> Good answer. All right, check that. >> What do you mean, sir? >> Yeah, I have no I have no weapons in the car. No drugs. So it's all back at home and I'm trying to get back home. I'm trying to get back >> I get it, man. Again, this is nothing personal. All right, sir. Just come right over >> I already know that I'm not going to fail a breathalyzer. >> All right, perfect. All right, perfect. That's perfect. >> The intoxicated cop kept insisting he wasn't [music] drunk and even demanded a breathalyzer. However, what happened next proved why that was not necessary. >> I have a bad hip and you guys are doing this to me. Yeah, there's my wallet with all my badge Well, my badge is It just shows how you guys treat other law law enforcement >> Sir, you really don't understand that You see this right here? >> I don't know. >> That's why you're being treated exactly the way that we treat every single person we deal with. Okay. Cuz it's all on body camera. So, it doesn't matter who you are. >> Yeah, I'm not worried about it. I'm just That's my fan Yeah, I just need my fan and my badge and the key The key The key's in the ignition. >> All right, very good. We'll make sure it's all secure. Come back over here, sir. >> Can I have it or >> We'll get all of it for you. >> Huh? All right. >> This is insane. >> And this is your car or that >> This one right here, sir. >> I'm trying to like get my left leg up there. I mean, I have a broken left hip. I have a doctor's note, too. >> Okay. You all right? >> Not really. Why is this behind my neck? >> It'll uh It locks It locks in once you get your hand >> The car now is not in here. dog You guys in the FBI? Like And who's this is your >> Just scootch over a little bit so I can see you. >> trying. >> No, I just want >> I'm trying. I mean, it's cutting my neck off my navel. >> After arresting the suspect, it was clear as day what the officer had to do next. >> Officer. >> Yes, sir. >> Are you telling me because I have a bad hip and I can't complete your past sobriety I have to go back to the barracks? >> Yes, sir. >> Is that what it is? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. I'm trying to figure out what's going on. Am I going to have to pay to get my car out? >> It's a private tow. It's a private tow yard, sir. I'm not sure. >> What's that? >> It's a private tow yard, so I believe so. >> I already know right now that from my bodily >> Uh-huh. >> I have arthritis in my hip. >> Okay. >> And the last time I drank >> Uh-huh. >> that I'm going to pass. >> All right. Perfect. >> You guys need to come up with like better tests for people that are like What do you do with disabled people? Cuz I'm disabled. >> Yes, sir. >> What do you do with street tests for disabled? Officer. >> What's that? >> What do you do with street tests for disabled? >> The same test I gave you, sir. >> What's that? >> The same test that I gave you, sir. >> Yeah, I can't I can't I can't balance my Balancing myself with my left hip and driving have nothing to do with each other. >> I understand. >> I mean come on, man. You guys are like, this is ridiculous. I've been a cop for I'm going to be going into my 20th year. >> I get it, man. >> I have zero I have no criminal record. I have no DUIs. I have nothing. You guys are bringing me back to the barracks? In North Wildwood? >> Wildwood 1090 South Wildwood. >> Ridiculous. You know, I don't think I know you're doing your job. I'm not saying it's your fault. I understand I've never been in the back >> No, I get it. Can you get standby until like I'm clear and I'm on my phone I'll be there. Call you. >> Are you guys sure >> Who are you talking to? >> This is like the real cops now, too. >> What do you mean, sir? >> Are you guys like number ones and number twos and number threes and >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Are you one of those or >> Uh >> I'm not. >> Okay. I could be hanging out. I'm not drunk. I'm just disabled. I mean, I hurt I actually was at I have proof that I was out of work >> I believe you. >> from my doctor, from my hip. >> No, I believe you. >> Like This is crazy how you guys treat a fellow officer. >> It's not what I want to do, sir. >> I'm not going to argue with you, dude. >> No, I'm not I'm not arguing with you at all, sir. >> No, fellow off, dude. >> It's over. Right here, right here, sir. >> In the end, he was charged [music] with driving under the influence. Up next, we have Officer Henry, a deranged cop who used a bar's ice machine as his own personal convenience. >> Sit down. Sit down. You stand up like that again, you're going to get >> On the 5th of December, 2022, officers were called to a local bar in reference to disorderly conduct. According to an employee who was going to get ice from the ice machine, when he came upon a man urinating in the ice machine. When the employee told him to stop, the man forcefully pushed him away. Moments later, the man also got into a tussle with a security guard close by. Once officers got to the scene, they were quickly guided towards Henry, and it was here that things got crazy. >> Pissing in an ice bucket sounds good to me. >> Is that him, yeah? There he is. There he is. >> Henry's girlfriend turned around to see two fully equipped police officers heading their way. She immediately warned Henry and started running. That's when the officers started chasing them while ordering the pair to stop. >> Hey, you're going to get tased. If I get to you, you're going to get the taser. Hey, you're going to get get tased. Get the [ __ ] on the ground. Both of you on the ground, right now. >> Get on the ground. As the officers were ordering Henry to get to the ground, he kept telling them that he was a cop in the Chicago Police Department, as if that would get them to stop. Unfortunately for him, they didn't seem to care at all. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Congratulations. I don't give a [ __ ] about your badge. >> I'm sorry, but that's my life. >> on? >> Back up. Back up. >> Is this a joke? >> Guys, what's going on here? >> Are you guys serious? >> Do I look like I'm joking? >> Do you guys have a real life on this >> Back up. >> Hey, Kate. Hey, back up. >> Back down, you guys. >> Yeah, we chased him down to this Tradewinds. We're getting him in custody. Just stand by. >> Hey, Kate, back him off. >> Back up. >> Guys, what's going on? >> Hey, back up, but don't talk to him. >> No, we're good. >> Guys >> I don't give a badge, dog. >> Guys, what's going >> Hey, dog. Hey, back up. >> What's going on? We're working on it. >> It's a little hard. >> hard. >> Guys, what's going on here? >> Stand up. >> I am standing up, dude. Jesus Christ, man. >> Guys, what's going >> You guys have a life? >> Wait, what are you guys watching here? >> Disorderly conduct. >> I was walking on the beach. Walking on the I'm going to How do you walk for a minute? >> That's what he said. >> Okay. >> Where are we going? >> You guys are filming in this place here or what? >> What's going on here? >> Huh? >> You guys are filming in this place? >> God damn. This is a joke. God, you guys are [ __ ] >> What's a joke as a job we have? >> You guys >> You should do the same thing, right? >> You guys are recording here or what? >> Yeah, I am. >> Good. >> I'm not sure if you're actually a cop. >> They're going to love this one. >> Even after being arrested, Henry keeps talking smack to the officers. It always seems like Henry isn't even aware that he has done something wrong. >> Listen. Idiot. Hey, Sarge. Are you Sarge? >> I am. >> Hey, Sarge. I'm just a local police, just so you know, man. >> Oh, god. >> Hope you guys have fun tonight. For no reason. Jesus Christ. And is that a confirmation 100%? Pissing in the ice bucket? Yeah. >> This is [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> Is that Is that my arrest right now? You got a problem with >> Disorderly conduct, yeah. I'm the officer in charge. yeah. Yeah, sit down. >> I am going to sit down. This is a joke. >> Sit down. >> You going to push me here? You're the toughest guy I know. >> Congratulations. >> Right here. Look at you. >> Yeah, your precinct would be real proud of you. >> It's the fourth precinct 100 140%. >> sure they'd be real proud of you. Sit down. Sit down. >> [laughter] >> You stand up like that again, you Tase. Think of plane. >> Henry is showing just how entitled he really is by blatantly disobeying the officer's orders. As it would soon turn out, this was just the beginning of his chaotic arrest. >> Going to jail for disorderly conduct. You can't You can't be drunk, pissing in ice buckets, yell at security, getting in their face. >> Where was your proof here? >> Guys, we showed you >> badge. >> Show your >> badge. >> Right here. It is right there. >> Bro, if you stand back up, Sit down. >> You going to throw me down again? >> Sit down. >> buddy. >> It's right here. buddy. >> All right. >> Good. Good. Good. >> Is this the Is this the Tampa Bay police? >> It's the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office. >> It's the what? >> Bro, sit down. >> Are you going to push my face in the wall here? >> Yeah, if you keep standing >> face in the wall here. Have I showed any resistance? >> Yes, you keep You keep sitting. You're about to get arrested for >> Have I >> Back off. >> I guarantee you that Henry Caprouche would have reacted the exact same way if the roles were reversed in this situation. It's just that he can't tolerate for once not being in the position of power. >> Just stay seated and I won't have to assist you back down every time. >> Assist me back down? >> Yeah. >> Henry. >> You've been screaming and acting like a great >> Yeah, you've been acting the whole time. Yes. I don't believe bro. I think you just drank too much alcohol and made bad decisions tonight. >> Really? >> Yeah. I I doing this to people that are same wearing the same uniform, right? But you make stupid decisions, this is what we have to do. >> You're not You're not helping matters. >> Listen, I'm being serious, bro. I hate to do this to people. >> Am I talking or no? >> I'm trying to get it through to your head. >> talking? Talking or no? >> Go ahead. Keep getting louder. >> Let me get loud? >> You're You're egging me on like I'm talking right >> Stand up. We're going to put you in the back of the car. >> Go ahead. Put me in the back of the car. >> Henry was transported to the Pinellas County Jail because of his wild behavior. In the end, he was charged with disorderly conduct and battery.