Georgia Police Officer Pulls Over Chief Deputy For Speeding
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- Опубліковано 13 лип 2023
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McDonough, Georgia - On June 20, 2023, While on patrol, a Henry County police officer pulled over a Dodge Charger that his laser clocked going 96 mph in a 35-mph zone. When the officer approached the Charger, he recognized the person behind the wheel as Henry County Sheriff Chief Deputy Michael Yarbrough. "Really?" the police officer who pulled the chief over for speeding immediately asked. Shortly after receiving Yarbrough's license, the officer returns to the cruiser and makes a phone call to another person for guidance. “Guess who I just pulled over?” the officer is heard saying. “Who?” the person replied. “Yarbrough.”
The officer asked if he should write him a ticket. “It’s your traffic stop, do what you think you should do. I’m not telling you one way or another,” the person said. “I don’t care for him, so I’m going to write his [explicit].” The officer later walks up to Chief Deputy Yarbrough and hands him a citation. "If you would sign right here," the officer tells Yarbrough, "Please slow down, have a safe day." Georgia does have a super speeder law. Under it, super speeders are ticketed for traveling 75 mph or faster on a two-lane road or 85 mph or faster on highways. It adds a $200 fine to a ticket. The citation only states a “warning” and does not have a $200 fine on it. It does state that Yarbrough must appear in court.
In a statement, Henry County Sheriff Reginald Scandrett said, "Chief Deputy (Yarbrough) reported to me immediately after the traffic stop occurred that he was issued a citation for speeding. Any questions related to the citation itself should be directed to the Henry County Police Department. After reviewing the facts of the incident, I suspended the Chief Deputy for 40 hours without pay for the severity of the traffic citation." A spokesperson says Yarbrough was on duty at the time but did not turn on his lights or sirens.
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That's fast enough to be actually taken to jail on the spot which they have done to people I know at LESS than that speed
*If I was a parent of a small child that lived within five miles (3m10s at that rate of speed) I'd be livid.*
Now I can say that I have seen everything, a cop writing a ticket to another cop.
🚔 ~ The cop driving the car should have been arrested. I don’t want to criticize the cop who initiated a traffic stop or anything, because I’m glad he gave him a ticket. There are definitely citizens who would’ve only got a ticket, but there’s also many times a citizen would have been arrested and had their car towed.b
@@RickMakely Depends on where you are from. Not in my state. Speed, in itself, in my state is not means to make it a crime. Do you know if its that way in this state? In some states, over a certain amount, over the limit, is automatically a crime.
Went pretty well. No screaming. No threatening.
he knew he was on camera wait till he calls his captain
@@fu2201 Yeah, good point.
@@fu2201 Call the captain? Officer ought to call the congressman and the news outlet. We'll see who wins.
How come he didn't give the officer attitude, call him names, exit the car and fight for his gun? :p
@@redoctober67It's a speeding ticket It's not that serious lol.
I love that the chief deputy didn’t have a power trip or anything he just complied and went on his way
He admitted his mistake, and moved on like all adults should
Bc he knows the ticket will get tossed probably
Because he knows he can get ticket dismissed by prosecutor
@@Brandonbikes
You know it well. All crooked from judge on down.
imagine if there was no bodycam. he had to act to not lose his job
96mph in a 35mph zone, the officer did the right thing. That is exceptionally bad for a Chief Deputy.
That can be seen in his face
If you or I had done 60mph the speed limit we'd have gone to jail and our cars would have been confiscated. He debated whether or not to even issue a citation, and when he did he didn't even charge him the full amount.
Car impounded and 30 day roadside suspension in Canada.
I got lucky once on a ticket like that, 93 in a 35 on a highway down by the beach with just me and one park police around. Radar detector went off at 105 but he locked me at 93. Gave me a ticket for dark tint and I was on my way
@@simmonsjoedepends where you are, NY doesn't arrest for speed nor take your car if you're not street racing. I got a better break than this chief from a NYS park police officer. Gave me a tint ticket instead of 93 in a 35
He owned up to his mistake and didn’t try to weasel his way out of it . Respect to him
He was cooling about it because he knows it probably want go anywhere beyond the DA's desk !
If you read video description, it says citation has only "warning" written on it and no fine. Only thing he has to do is appear on court apparently
Only warning for going 96 on 35 road. Blue privilege much
Mistake?
Respect for taking it like everybody on this planet should take? Another level....
Hope he didn’t get fired
Gotta give him credit for just taking the ticket like an adult. None of the usual “ARE YOU SERIOUS” business.
His face when they first made eye contact was screaming "ARE YOU SERIOUS?" Though 🤣
Blame the black passenger for not steering his partner the right way! Could have said, "slow down!"
@@railfangraham4182 buddy there are countless videos online of cops getting pulled over by cops knowingly on BWC and they still whined.
He knows he is on camera…. Hopefully, he did not create a fuss later
staged nonsense to appease the masses, judge will drop it
96 in a 35?! That’s insane
In the State of Georgia, it's a Crime! Super Speeder law, that guy should have been in cuffs. Had it been a civilian, I bet he would''ve been...
Those are rookie numbers. Try 120 in a 45 zone. Not me obviously, I would never do that.
@@SD40Fan_Jason yeah I'm sure you would've cuffed him right up if you were in his position, armchair quarterback.
Silk gloves
@@SD40Fan_Jason Cuffs and car impounded. If wreckless exhibition of speed could be proven, at least in some states the car may now belong to the police department rather than the sheriff's office.😂
Love the "Really?" as how he starts the conversation.
Mad respect to the officer for keeping the chief accountable for his actions
Did you hear...he said he didnt care for him. So had he really liked the guy, might have gone a different way.
all for show...they both knownits never going to court or anywhere else except the "circular file" (trash can)
He wouldn't have but for the cameras ...
The chief deputy signed and accepted the ticket he knows he was in the wrong going fast and broke the law.
What a great guy! Going 96 in a 35. Hats off!!
@@spencerj6557 Roberto clearly said the cop gave the right example of how to react in this situation by accepting the ticket. Didn't say anything about the speeding being the right example. Maybe learn how to read before you come here with that attitude and failed sarcasm.
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Tell that to a certain type of person !
@@handybob its almost as if that's just how you should behave and there's nothing to hat off to. The officer who wrote the ticket anyway should be commended.
Kudos to the Deputy Chief for not playing the "Do you know who I am?" game. He accepted the ticket and appeared to be very courteous and contrite to the officer.
The Chief also knew he was on the body cam
he tried... twice to be exact. look at his face when the officer comes up lol. it was all said with his eyes
Prosecutor takes care of the cops
3x the limit. What's he gonna say?
LMFAO. And yet he got off scott free with just a warning, whereas if that same cop pulled some of us over, we'd spend the night in a cell with our license suspended. Nevermind being on the job and the high probability of immediate termination in _any_ other field.
I'm from Bulgaria and I'm really sorry that we didn't have people like that chief deputy in our government and police officers like yours.
This is a rarity in the USA. Everything being on camera is making the Police more honest and forces them to act with integrity. There is still a long way to go. Even in this instance there were many things wrong. For a start a cop was doing 96 in a 35 because he thought he could could, he alos had another cop as a passenger, that is not integrity. Secondly the cop who gave a ticket only did so because he said, "I don't care for yarborough so I will give him a ticket". Unequal justice based on personal likes or dislikes is not acting with integrity. Consequently, when we see this video of a cop giving another cop a speeding ticket and we think it is good it just means we have extremely low expectations of integrity in our public servants. I just did some research on this case. The police withdrew his speeding ticket and let him off with a warning. This never went to court.
it's not rare. Stop stereotyping.@@David_Avidmind
@stevenmorrow9922 Hello Steven, even in this instance there were many things wrong. For a start a cop was doing 96 in a 35 because he thought he could could, that is not integrity. Secondly the cop who gave a ticket only did so because he said, "I don't care for yarborough so I will give him a ticket". Unequal justice based on personal likes or dislikes is not acting with integrity.
@@David_Avidmind can you explain what will happen to the chief deputy? +60 mph seems a lot.
@atheistfromaustria I cannot explain. Every state has its own laws, as does most counties and sometimes cities. Because he signed to acknowledge a ticket is meaningless, he could go to court and deny it. If the cop who wrote him the ticket does not turn up in court then he wins, the case is dropped. He may also agree to some lesser charge with a prosecutor before it goes to court. Normally, in most states and lower jurisdictions anyone caught doing 96 in a 35 would go straight to jail and at least spend a few hours there or maybe overnight before getting bond. Yes, this cop got special treatment still. There was a case in Florida many years ago where a female Florida State Trooper gave a police officer a ticket, all her colleagues refused to talk to her. It was so bad they had to keep her working in an office job and would not let her go out on patrol because all the other police officers said they would not come to her aid in an emergency. An old friend of mine was a police officer in New Mexico, he gave a cop a speeding ticket and that was pretty much the end of his career, no other cop spoke to him again.
Great respect for the chief deputy for being courteous and respectful to the officer citing him for speeding!! He acted like a professional!
great respect for driving 96+ in a 35 zone! lets normalize felonious speeding in your area; especially in school zones. only REAL professionals drive 96+ in a 35 zone. nice
Its a traffic violation, doesn't make him a criminal or bad person...who hasn't sped in the past? Hes a human being who made a traffic violation and took his ticket like any normal citizen, so respect to both
@@MedamineSlasla-su6mv thats EXACTLY what im saying! MASSIVE respect for felonious driving and getting away with it. thats why im saying to normalize it. 96+ in a 35 is nbd.
Great that the chief stayed calm and accepted the citation. I just hope that he won't hold a grudge against the officer for it
It’s all made for Hollywood. I guarantee it gets thrown out of court. The courts protect the police.
He absolutely will
only reason he even got that ticket was the ticketing officer was already holding a grudge against him.
@@Spacebird42He didn’t have a grudge, the chief deputy would’ve gotten arrested if he was a normal civilian. 93 in a 35 is 58 more than the speed limit and could’ve been counted as felony speeding and reckless endangerment. He is lucky that the office gave him a ticket. He’s not “holding a grudge” for doing his job.
@cowboygilbert_yt if you listen, he makes a mention of not caring for him, so he will ticket him after his boss gives him the option. this suggests he ticketed him based on personal feelings.
Congratulations to the officers for doing his job. Secondly, I appreciate the chief deputy for being an adult and for being well-mannered. Nothing other than yes, sir .
Saying "I don't care for him so I'm going to write his ass" is completely unprofessional..suggests if he did like him he'd treat him differently
True
if you want to thank someone, then thank them for having cameras, because if they didn't have them, everything would be completely different And nobody knows anything
All acting
I mean we have come to the day and age where we have to praise cops for doing their jobs and other one being like any other citizen taking their ticket and being on the receiving end. I don't praise parents for being parents, and I don't praise cops for doing their job that they are paid and given immunity for
I would have arrested the driver: the speed limit is 35 to protect the people in the area
🤔I bet the chief is already thinking about how to screw up the officer that stopped him.😂😂😂😂
The chief deputy saying yes sir is another level of respect to the fellow sheriff
He’s on camera
🐷 yeee haw
He should have been taken to jail. 96 in a 35?!! That's literally 61 over. They certainly would have arrested a citizen for pulling something like that.
RESPECT! EVERYTHING WENT PEACEFUL! LESSON LEARNED! BE SAFE BLUE AND EVERYONE!
Respect my ass, he knows there is a vest cam. He’s probably thinking “I’m gonna put this asshole on traffic duty for a month, all is well” 😂
Damn, being held accountable, and taking accountability. That's literally what it's all about.
You get pulled over doing 61 over the speed limit and you're going to be arrested for reckless driving.
You see, everyone wants accountability until it’s their turn!
If only 13% of the population can start doing that... they would all have dads
@@mrbigberd depends on where you are and the officer. I've been pulled over doin easily that on my motorcycle. no arrest, no ticket.
@@timklein3962 yea def could’ve been arrested, but I don’t think the officer gave him a warning you can hear him say to appear at court.
Respect for both of them. That was just beautiful to see! Civilized humans
Props to both! The first for doing his job and the second for not pulling rank!
I actually applaud the Chief Deputy for just accepting the ticket and going about his day. Most would have easily tried to abuse their power and try to weasel out of it.
it's almost like he knows it will taken care of without him even needing to show up
He's probably gotten many speeding tickets so he's experienced in getting them thrown out.
& It Will…The PD & Sheriff’s departments hate each other in most All cities/ counties (seat of power)...The “Blue/ Brown Shirts”- who Won’t uphold their Constitutional oath Vs the “Good Guys” Sheriff’s depts when the preverbal SHTF one day!! FJB!!
He'll get it thrown out later, he won't weasel out of it on camera.
@@greenwave819 IT WAS..reduced to warning...
This is what the public wants to see- accountability for all, not just us private citizens.
How is it accountability when the citing officer gave him a warning?
Both the police officer and deputy sheriff were very professional
@@movieboy6, The police officer gave him a ticket
You or I would of been wearing shiny new bracelets
@@movieboy6the officer said he was giving him a “citation” which is literally a speeding ticket. He even said on the phone call with one of his peers/higher ups thag he was going to write him the ticket. 100% not a warning.
I don't care if the Chief took it as an adult ... clocking him 96 on a 35 zone is beyond criminal.
96 in a 45? if anyone else did that they would be going to jail.
Credit to the Chief Deputy for just signing the citation and saving his defence for the courtroom.
No doubt the ticketed cop will get a "favorable" decision in the courtroom- if ya know what I mean.
@@letstalkaboutit8254 He got off with a warning and a 5 day suspension from his duty
@letstalkaboutit8254 then you really don't how it is. On top of whatever fine, cops typically also receive discipline that far exceeds any fines imposed by the court. A Chief Deputy, however, may avoid that.
@@kevDeaa 5 day suspension is financially steep for some of us. For me that would amount to around $2000.
Also, credit to him for going 96 in a 35! Good job, Mr. Chief!
Shocking I have never seen a cop so calm being pulledover
if you're going 60 miles over the speed limit how tf would you not feel guilty?
have to..body camera bro..hahahha
Dude was treading in reckless driving territory so he best stfu and take the ticket.
Exactly. I do commend the senior officer. Huge huge respects to him
@@philipjubileo.omonoji8151huge respect to a senior officer going 96 in a 35?
From the UK you SIRS (both of ya) are both amazing. refreshing to see both uphold the law and probably should be a training video for other officers. Well done both.
How can you even go 96 in a 35? That's beyond reckless. That shit is attempted murder.
That takes balls. Massive respect.
What balls? He called his supervisor, who basically told him to go for it. Then he said he hates the guy anyways.
@@edwardfitzgerald3877 plus would this have happened before bodycams?
It takes balls to do your job?
@@coopersherman207 if the higher ranks are corrupt
Maybe
Already showed he has a bias in the case. Not so slick, when it gets in front of the judge.
Honestly props to both of them, he accepted his punishment and made no complaints and the officer held him accountable.
He didn’t receive a punishment dooch
A regular person would have been arrested at that excessive speed which is a felony, vehicle searched and towed and probably also charged with dui.
He literally only did it because “I don’t care for him”. All I saw was typical police behavior. Pretty much only gave him a ticket because he doesn’t like him and wanted to spite him. One thing we know about most cops they are spiteful. He was better off letting him go instead of writing a useless ticket that got thrown out anyway
honestly yeah, props to him for doing 96 in a 35
@@trevorariza9550Police can use discretion. Try looking it up?
I've been pulled over for pretty excessive speeds and been let off with a verbal.
That dude should go to jail and lose his license. Doesn't matter if he's police or not. WOW
96 in a 35 would cost almost anyone else their license.
Did I hear it right: driving 90+mph in 35 speed zone??? Respect to the man doing the job right
Totally impressed with the Chief Deputy, quietly accepting what was happening. Well done
It's hard not to when you see the camera's light flashing in front of your face lol
Lol silence was the only thing happening, he was fuming.
He knew that ticket would be pulled and thrown out so no need to make a fuss about it.
Were you impressed with his putting people in danger? If there was not camera involved, he would have gotten off.
He knew not to fuck up since it would go viral on UA-cam anyways.
This is what we like to see. HOLD EACH OTHER ACCOUNTABLE! No power tripping, no arguing. He knew he was in the wrong.
96 in a 35, I think most people are going to jail
??? if you heard the video, the reason he wrote the guy is because he doesn't like him... otherwise he woulda let him skate...let's not get it confused with honesty or virtue... 🙄
@@Marqk- No one goes to jail for speeding unless they fail to pull over or are DUI. That's what speeding tickets are for.
@@yangpaan453 no, reckless driving
96 in a 35, 61m over the limit & he doesn't get towed for reckless endangerment? At that point, the vehicle is a dangerous weapon.
Now this cop is on desk duty
He actually handled it like it was just a ticket this is what i like to see
power tripping on camera is a bigger problem than that ticket that will be thrown away anyways
That's not what was said...
He expressed ""dislike ....heheheh""
It's irrelevant how much u like.
Does anyone speak English anymore??dude acted on his feelings not the law 🤔
What would he do if he liked him???
@@timklein3962it was a ticket and no you wouldn’t get arrested since it’s under 100mph😂 your igno rance is one hell of a drug
That’s utopia.. always remember police officers are human and act on human emotions. To expect anything other is unrealistic
@@Limited-uq2yk reckless driving is between 25-30 over depending on state and it's an arrestable offense...
This is how everyone who has "power" in their "hands" should react. Respect.
@@Mental_Illboy man what?
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@@IgnoredOverlord take one good look at his name and it'll tell you everything you need to know 😂😂
@@Mental_Illboy "Mental_Illboy" 🤡😂
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The chief deputy instead of pulling rank acknowledged his mistake. This is what makes him a good man.
This is textbook accountability. Imagine how great the world would be if everyone in this job had integrity!
You’re absolutely Right, well said Perfectly Worded.
Bullshit!
96 in a 35 is an arrestable offence.
Imagine if everyone in general had some integrity.
@@aquatichighs yeah, then we wouldn't even need cops! Imagine how much $$$ that would save!
@@magna116 But when YOU are caught doing 96 in a 35, you try to do everything in your power to avoid a ticket or arrest, you beg and plead with the officer and make up excuses (when I am saying "you", I am referring to civilians in general, not you in specific). In both cases, in this interaction, and interactions with civilians, it's within the officer's discretion to warn the offender or cite them. Arresting is more for reckless endangerment cases such as fleeing/eluding where it is imperative to get the driver off the road. Not every recorded traffic offense leads to citation or fines, especially when it costs the state courts' time.
Respect for both. One for doing his job without being biased and the other for not pulling the "I'm the boss" card.
Well the cop admitted he was biased against the sheriff.
@@hoodout16the cop admitted he had no bias, he said he didn't care for him which means he's indifferent towards him
@zo0m524 that's not what that means. When people say that phrase they are saying they don't like the person.
@@zo0m524don’t care about him (this is indifference) don’t care for him (means he doesn’t like him)
96 in a 35... you'd go to jail.
How dare he put his officers in an awkward situation. Fire him
That officer must not care about being promoted in the future.
This was an incredible demonstration of professionalism
Not by the cop writing the ticket. "I don't like him so I'm going to write him a ticket", is not professional.
@@MD-jd6ni cops dont like everyone tbh
No it wasnt. It was a dck head who admits he didnt like the guy and wasnt playing for the team. Watch for this guy to never advance but for security duty in a friday night at 7 11
Nothing incredible at all. Just adults acting like adults.
Exacly no need for any drama they will change the ticket to a parking ticket thats how it works
Respect for both of these guys. It went exactly how it should have.
You have respect for an officer going 96 in a 35? That’s a misdemeanor in most states and a display of total hypocrisy. You respect that?
Not really, he didn't ask him to lower down his pitch black backseat windows.
except for the part where he admits to giving out tickets to people he "doesn't care for" rather than unbiased application of the law enforcement.
Not all that respectable.
@@dylconnaway9976you're a 🤡. Take the comment for what it is actually worth, he respected the cop didn't try any grand standing and accepted the ticket.
God people like you are annoying.
@@dylconnaway9976 Exactly, too many people are respecting him too much in the comment section. He did the only thing he could have done: to shut up. Driving at 96 in a 35 is criminal
i mean props to the guy for not trying to use his position to get out of the ticket
They may have dismissed the fine we don't know
Massive respect to everyone involved. No complaining, entitlement or argument. This is a perfect example of how this should be handled across the country.
96 in a 35? Should have gone to jail for gross reckless endangerment! Disgusting! Regular civilian would have been arrested! Equal treatment? BS!
Isnt his a victimless crime so far? You can have it both ways, or neither, but you can t be bootlicking and freedom screaming at the same time.
I mean the deputy chief knows the camera is running, and it's better to not make a scene and get the charge dropped later.
@@zazenite6097I went 96 in your mom’s 35.
What a stupid country USA has became. Police fighting off Police?!? You are on the brink of collapse… Show me some billionaires against billionaires or CIA against CIA or attorney against attorney or doctor against doctor?!? But here we have a policeman against a policeman and everything is shown to the public! Disgusting. No honor at all!
Honestly, as egregious as the speeding offense was, the police chief acted very professionally. No foul power play on his part. Much respect.
It was the chief sheriff, and I don’t understand how you have any respect for him after he was caught going that fast. If he caught you going that fast, you’d get a reckless driving citation and get your car impounded.
@@dylconnaway9976*chief deputy, the guy directly under the sheriff
96 in a 35 is a felony. anyone else is arrested, sent to jail, car impounded, $15k bond, $5k attorney fees, a jail sentence and a criminal record for life
@@slalomho-dw5ol Not according to Georgia Law. Superspeeder penalty just adds $200 more to the ticket. They don't do jail time for superspeeders there, which is contrary to how it works most other states.
Except a regular civilian would have had guns drawn on him and vehicle impounded 🤦♂️🤡
My sister is a cop and she gets fines all the time for wrong parking, speeding... she just pays up
I like the fact that the boss was calm and respectful throughout the traffic stop. His "yes, sir" shows he's a mature man
He is a boss .respect!
A mature man that drives almost 3 times the speed limit, plain stupid man. For that speeds he would lose his license in most other world countries.
Yep, just because he's technically the "higher authority", doesn't mean he always will be the one enforcing over someone else, especially if he messes up like this
Couldn't have been that mature going 96 in a 35 lol
No it's because he knows he's on camera and any overreaction would be the end of his career. He was going 96 in a 35 after all.
I’m happy the Chief accept his ticket like any other citizen should and didn’t try to use his position to get out of it.
That's later with the Prosecution and Judge. It's not hard to get tickets dismissed.
Nah, he just knew there's a body camera video and it's hard to get rid of it. Imagine all the corruption that went on before the body cameras were a thing.
I've seen a drunk woman get pulled over by a cop, she was Caucasian stripper, the cop let her go this is before it was mandatory for cops to wear bodycams. I think she showed her goodies to the cop and that's why she wasn't arrested and jailed that night.
@@TheKrjackits still going he didnt complain because he will dismiss it in court dumb mf
@@TheKrjackNonsense
Take his ass to jail for wreckless driving. That’s a criminal offense that any citizen would be jailed for
You see that look,yea he was like damn
Chief Deputy is demonstrating a good example on how to comply and not make a traffic stop turn into a felony.
It would have been better to not go above the speed limit, not praise someone for being a good boy/girl.
@@makeitsimple9990 - This looks like pretty much any guy on earth showing off a new car to his friend. You find an empty, straight stretch of road, and you put the hammer down for a few seconds of adrenaline. If his driving record is otherwise good (and he's contrite in court), most judges will recognize that and he'll just pay a fine. Likewise, if this was NOT a safe spot to play that game, and/or his driving record is poor, things might not go so well. And he got a suspension and lost a week's pay (and has that on his official record as well), so there's that.
It was already a crime. 60 over is no longer a traffic violation
no one is above the law and deputy dog got humbled big time
Forgive me if I’m wrong, but isn’t anything over 25mph over the speed limit considered criminal speed, and therefore an arrestable offense?
When only cops can hold cops accountable, it’s good to see there are officers like this still out there
The only reason he did it was he didn't like him if he did he wouldn't of wrote it
He burnt himself.
Even pigs don't like snitches.
@@SW8Lord420 You will literally blame the cops no matter what they do, wont you?
Buddy will just make that ticket "disappear"
@@baddriversofthenorcalarea500you will literally stick up for the cops and the government even though they're wrong 90% of the time, won't you?
It probably got thrown out of court.
Amazing. A top cop held accountable. 93 miles an hour in a 35 mile an hour zone was way over driving responsibly. I think that was flaunting your office. I’m actually embarrassed for him
Both men handled the situation like two professionals. Well done.
96 in a 35? Should have gone to jail for gross reckless endangerment! Disgusting!
Regular civilian would have been.
This is the moral of the story.👮♂
@@zazenite6097eh not always, but the cop certainly wouldn’t have been as pleasant as he was here
Professional? So when the officer stated “he doesn’t care for the chief” that was professional……….
You people have selective hearing
Nah he only wrote him a ticket because he doesn’t like him. That’s the opposite of professional
We need more police officers like this. One’s that don’t care who you are, as no one is above the law.
"You know I dont care for him so I'm going to write his ass"
@@dj-qf5oqwas refreshing to hear
@@youngmannyboy1not really, he’s saying that if he liked him then he wouldn’t write him a ticket
@@Elusive12Exactly, cops are always telling on themselves in these body cam. He was basically saying if he liked him, he would’ve let him off. Cops have too much control over things like this. They shouldn’t get to pick and choose who to throw the book at. That’s when they start thinking they are the law instead of work for the law. And that’s dangerous
Yes now if we can only get that same accountability from the populace
1:39 his “Yes sir” and facial expression lmaoo
Wow I was expecting a yelling competition between two bloated egos but instead I see a calm, respectful, and civil interaction. So refreshing to see!
Good for you officer. That's a job well done treating that speeder the same way you would have any civilian.
civilian woulda got arrested
Not really, he only gave him a ticket because he didn't like him, and the other cop gave him the option to not even give a ticket. If it were a citizen they'd be pulled out of the car and ticketed or arrested.
@@user-eq5tj3od8n probably, but I meant giving the ticket instead of just letting him go.
@@sks220 the ticket was totally justified whether he liked him or not. As for the convo he had on the phone that was basically cover your ass but regardless that guy deserved it going 96 in a 35... wtf
@@shawnbirt4161 Did I say he shouldn't have been ticketed? No. That cop wouldn't have ticketed him if he liked him which is the problem. Even if he did like him he still should get a felony speeding ticket.
Respect to both, the one for doing his job and the other one that took responsability for his actions like a man without a single complaint
Took the words out of my mouth.
@@MrKelly-oc5kq Wrong. Camera has nothing to do with it. Need I show you links to the ones who flipped out?
No respect is due to a cop that violates the law.
Why not…
LMFAO. And yet he got off scott free with just a warning, whereas if that same cop pulled some of us over, we'd spend the night in a cell with our license suspended. Nevermind being on the job and the high probability of immediate termination in _any_ other field. Why bother causing a ruckus when you know you'll be free and clear anyway??
96 in a 35 is reckless driving . He should have arrested him.
Respect to them both. Chief deputy didn't abuse power. Cop who pulled him over held him accountable.
I respect the dude due to the fact that he just took the citation without going on any power trip or trying to pull rank, and then immediately reporting it to the Sheriff. Need more guys like him, minus the speeding.
Thats nothing to respect. That’s the norm
I have to agree. He took his punishment like a man and seemed to acknowledge and accept the fact he fucked up and deserved what he got.
I don’t know the speeding demonstrates a fundamental lack of integrity, and I don’t want somebody with the lack of integrity, holding the highest position in the land
@@alanhelton disagree
He acted foolishly and got caught. Who hasn’t acted foolishly? He took it humbly respectfully and without any drama.
That’s integrity.
@@alanhelton"highest position in the land" he's not a fucking 14th generation crowned prince my guy, chill out💀💀 you seem to have forgotten we're all human beings here.
R E S P E C T
to both officers, one for upholding the law and the other for not reacting inappropriately
They won't issue a ticket if there are no bodycams. So respect for the community for forcing the bodycams for those pathetic pigs. besides he admits hes writing the ticket because he doesnt like the guy.
96mph in a 35mph zone with no lights or sirens... and you say "R E S P E C T." Do you just lick the toe, or do you swallow the whole jackboot?
Yep. Huge respect for the Chief Deputy for taking it like a man.
WTF you mean with respect. Of course he is treating his fellow peer like a brother but he was pushing >90 mph in a 35 mph street and was endangering fellow americans. People get arrested for less than that and that shows that some officers don´t uphold the law when they are in trouble.
@@user-wu1jc7zr4y "They won't issue a ticket if there are no bodycams." but also "he admits hes writing the ticket because he doesnt like the guy." so... he WOULD have written the ticket if there were no bodycams. Tell me you're a brainwashed Marxist without telling me you're a brainwashed Marxist.
96 in a 35? He should have been arrested. 15 mph over the limit is wreckless driving, he's doing 61 over the limit.
Respect to all involved.
I love how the sergeant or chief stayed so calm didn’t say a damn word. God bless Em.
He probably knew he would get it canceled.
Sgt or Chief, the man is wearing full bird colonel rank.. He's high up the echelon.
He knows the interaction is getting recorded on the bodycam.
Because he knew he could get it cancelled anyway. Why kick up a fuss with minions?
He’s probably drunk why go so fast in a 35 ummm
I like how they were both very respectful & professional. He knew he got caught red handed & didn’t squeal about it.
I was expecting another “why are you pulling me over on my way to work” nope. I loved this interaction
yeah, besides the fact that the guy went "i really don't care for blank.".................................................!
@@Justin.501 The chief knew he was being recorded and didnt want to represent himself for the world on video like that other video of that dumb af cop
He knew the guy had a camera on him, if there was no bodycam he would have told the officer to get lost.
Dude pulling him over straight up said "I don't care for him so you know I'm writing his ass up." 😂
Would he have been so polite if the officer was not wearing a bodycam though?!
He looking at him like “ bruh u gotta try this “ 😂😂😂😂
Love the confidence of the LEO, he wasn't scared for his job because he was pulling over his boss, he even called it in laughing in disbelief. 96mph in a 30? Insane.
@@garyg8036 It says in the description 'Henry County Police Officer and 'Henry County Sheriff Chief Deputy Michael Yarbrough'. It is the same county, super sleuth.
@@garyg8036both of you are incorrect. Same county, two different LE agencies. One is Police, the other is Sheriff. Confusing cause usually police are city not county. Sheriff is always county.
96 in a 35? Should have gone to jail for gross reckless endangerment! Disgusting! Civilian would have been arrested!
@@zazenite6097not that deep
@mysiah but did he though??? NO! so SHUT IT! He got his ticket and went his way, y'all mfs out here acting like speeding is murder. There's nothing morally or ethically wrong about speeding. Yall have to stop treating it and comparing it to serial killers and rapist those are truly wrong acts. Everyone on this planet speeds at one point.
AND that's how you accept responsibility for your own action. Great job by both.
consequences have actions PIMP
well, great job by the officer, the chief did the bare minimum after f*ing up big time. Over here, you are not driving for at least a year and you have to go through a psychological test before you get your licence back and if somebody dies for whatever reason (because somebody gets scared and drives against a tree), you are facing a first degree murder charge. The worst part is that we will never see all the videos of incidents where it did not went that smoothly or the officer just let the other officer go.
Can't believe this officer gave a senior a ticket, seriously do kids these days not know their place?
96mph on a 35mph should lose license for 5 years!
This should become a training video for everyone in law enforcement. Both guys handled the situation perfectly fine. Thanks for not setting another standard
Not setting a standard? You or me get pulled over doing 96 in a 35 and you'll be arrested for reckless driving, have your car impounded and be in a much bigger hurt than his little ticket
@@jessefoust1989got pulled over in my city going 105 on the freeway. Cop was cool have me a ticket for 10 over. 🤷♂️
@@Tvosk003I got up to 112 in a 65 and nothing😂 my friend that was with me at the time got a ticket for doing 80 the week before, same highway and officer 🤷🏾♂️😂 my friend was livid
@@Tvosk003 yeah but a freeway and a 35mph side street are a little different lol
What standard? Dude said "you know I don't care for him so I'm gonna write his a**"
That statement alone means, had it been someone he respects or cared for, he'd let them go.
Even very respectful and silent. People could learn from this.
He could have killed people. What if he had killed children. All I learned from this is that this Chief Deputy doesn't care if he kills innocent people.
That was an integrity test.
He burnt himself lol.
Next time he needs backup it's going to be a slow response lol.
Even pigs don't like snitches.
@@righteous1one yeah not good for that cop I assure you.
@@FREDSTATE All he needed to do was tell him to slow down. They will probably plant something on him and get him arrested lol.
I love how hes like trying to hold back a smile and he just got his buddy up in there probably now thinking, bro you done got us caught 😂
Chief should have been arrested for going 60 mph over speed limit.
I commend both officers. Nothing else to say.
True. But going 90 in a 30 isn’t very police-like behavior
We’d have been hauled out the car & put in the patrol car to wait for our ticket if it was you or I.
@@aloysiuspendergast7221 hes human too, him being apart of police doesnt make him any different then any other citizen
@@beatrixrlactually it does…lol immunity
96 in a 35? If he would’ve killed someone would you still be licking his boots??
This was actually a pleasure to watch. Both acted professionally under an awkward situation.
It did. But once the officer got back to the vehicle, he told his buddy how he really felt about the chief. Bahahahahahahaha
Wtf did the chief think would happen going 90+ in a 35. It's what pisses me off about Leo's. His license should have been suspended immediately. Instead, it'll more than likely be tossed in the trash.
Actually, it's the way it's supposed to be 👍
Professionally endandering little children, grandma, grandpa, while breaking a federal law over 15mph.
I'd lose my license even though I'm a professional driver and he pretends.
Exact reason society sucks. Entitlement scumbags, like pedo priests and police.
@@AFullNelsonyeah I guarantee you if anyone researched it they would never see it happened. 😂
Just because you're a police officer doesn't give him the right to be speeding at all most 100 MPh need to respect the laws. Good man to the officer who gave him a ticket.
At least he was respectful to the officer when he gave him the citation.
“You know I don’t care for him ima write him up” lol what a absolute legend and props to holding other officers to the same standard as everyone else
Nah, doing 61 over the speed limit; we'd be in jail. Still preferential treatment.
@@cyberianwolf790not where I live
@@zoloftam142doing 30-over anything (60 in a 30, 90 in a 60, etc) can land you in jail here in sfl
@@zoloftam142 Georgia is a “super speeder” state. I think when I lived there, it was at the officer’s discretion, but you can go to jail for 24 hours for going 20 MPH over the speed limit
The Chief deputy will catch him first chance he gets.
Well done to the officer that stopped the other speeding officer, as nobody’s above the law. 🤷♂️
His reaction was perfect! “Really?” 😂 Have to give respect to the driver for just accepting it maturely and not trying to use his badge.
You can tell he want to but he had this look as if he knew that officer wouldn't give him a pass.
@@joequinbrownsr2414fax ifykyk
@@joequinbrownsr2414 he may have wanted to, we all would have thought about it in his position but he didn’t. I’ve seen way too many of these situations where they flash their badges. He didn’t so I respect him for that.
I too but he knew he was being recorded so that made him to behave.
he have a sheriff in passemger seat going 96 on a 35 he know hes not getting away
The country and the whole world need police officer like this. Only thing I don't like is him saying that he doesn't like him. So the question is 'would he have let him go if he's someone he cares about '
salute to the apprehending officer. he didn't back down when he saw who's the passenger.
Love how the deputy wasn’t afraid of the Chief and treated him just like everyone else. Kudos to all involved!
Dude definitely got off easy going 96 in a 35.
I didn't think the "well you know I don't care for him, so I'm gonna write him up" was very professional. By letting his personal biases involve his decisionmaking during the stop AND verbalizing them, he made his case against him weaker.
@@highadmiral613 more importantly if he did care for him would the outcome have been different
@@highadmiral613its just a southern turn of phrase.
You should read the description again. That wasn’t a deputy and it wasn’t a chief 😂
Props to all of them that’s what you call accountability. He knew he was wrong for what he did and he owned it and went on his way ..best possible thing he could do for his career.
Still a lie : A spokesperson says Yarbrough was on duty at the time but did not turn on his lights or sirens, so this sheriff is a bloody liar anyway.
@@petermastenbroek7719shut up we don't care
Even though he clearly stated that he's writing him a ticket because he "doesn't care for him"
@@petermastenbroek7719whelp that's what traffic court is for.
I admire the respect the chief showed but when the prosecuting officer said that he doesn't care for him is a different level of disrespect to me, the chief deputy showed him nothing but respect, so to all who are praising the officer👎
May that serve as a lesson to all those who have a predisposition to resist or confront the police when they are requested to stop.
At least he didn’t try to wiggle out of it.
1. The Chief Deputy was chill since he knows being recorded.
2. The Chief Deputy is also chill since he is most likely going to get that ticket dismissed.
3. The officer mentioning _"you know I don't care for him"_ with his body cam on is going to come back to haunt him for sure.
No. 3-As it should. Completely unnecessary!
Agree. Never write someone just b/c you "don't care for him." If he is a qualified customer, then write him. If not, give him a pass! We let citizens off with a pass ALL the time! Usually the driver will "talk themselves" into a skid (ticket). Good luck ya'll! Happy motoring!
@@johnjacobson3310Any advice on how I could talk myself _out_ of a ticket?
@@kagnewcobra5228 Why should it? He's entitled to his own opinion. It's not like he forced him to speed, he did that shit on his own.
1000% He did everything right except say that.
I give that chief deputy lots of credit for not using his status to try and get out of the speeding ticket. A standing ovation to him and the patrol officer!
Respect for both guys!!
Damn, what a reality check for that guy.