'That's Cocaine' Officers Discover Drugs During Multi Person DUI Stop
Eye on Patrol | 2025-05-05
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REAL POLICE BODYCAM footage captures the alarming moment when officers discover cocaine during a complex DUI traffic stop involving a family with minors present. This bodycam video documents how routine traffic enforcement unexpectedly revealed dangerous narcotics, escalating the severity of the sit...
REAL POLICE BODYCAM footage captures the alarming moment when officers discover cocaine during a complex DUI traffic stop involving a family with minors present. This bodycam video documents how routine traffic enforcement unexpectedly revealed dangerous narcotics, escalating the severity of the situation. In this police bodycam footage from November 7, 2024, officers are processing suspects after stopping a truck pulling a trailer with two cars near County Road 466 and U.S. Hwy. 27/441. The initial traffic stop involved 37-year-old Josephine Cordova Alfaro, who had refused to pull over and nearly struck a tree when she eventually stopped. The footage begins with an officer's startling discovery: "No, that's cocaine, cocaine, Coke." This identification, captured on the bodycam, transforms what began as a DUI stop into a potential narcotics investigation. The officer continues with uncertainty about another substance: "I don't know what's in-" before focusing on evidence collection: "Um, let me grab... think I have an evidence bag." Another officer acknowledges the physical conditions: "We're sweaty too, so don't worry about it," followed by proper evidence handling procedures: "Yeah, change your gloves." This exchange, recorded on police bodycam, demonstrates awareness of proper evidence collection protocols when handling dangerous substances. The officers show appropriate safety concerns regarding the narcotics: "My Narcan's right there just so you know," referring to the emergency medication that reverses opioid overdoses. Another officer acknowledges: "Okay," before providing an assessment of the evidence: "Got 2 in there. One for me and one for you." This counting of Narcan doses, documented on bodycam, reveals the officers' preparation for potential overdose emergencies. Caution is emphasized: "Yes, care- careful, we just got a big bag of powder," with confirmation: "I got one." The footage concludes with attention returning to the vehicle: "Um, does anybody know where the truck keys went or who had 'em?" This question indicates officers attempting to secure all elements of the scene. According to reports, this traffic stop led to multiple arrests including Josephine for DUI and child neglect, Abraham Cordova Alfaro (34) for resisting arrest and contributing to the delinquency of a minor, and 18-year-old Amram Guardado for four counts of resisting arrest. This police bodycam footage highlights how traffic stops can quickly escalate when narcotics are discovered, particularly in situations involving minors and multiple suspects. Subscribe for more police bodycam footage showing real-life law enforcement situations. New videos uploaded weekly! #policebodycam #cocainediscovery #duiarrest
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