Bodycam Shows Allegedly Drunk Florida Cop Speeding Over 100MPH During Police Chase
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- Опубліковано 31 лип 2022
- Florida Keys sheriff's deputies arrested an allegedly drunk man they say was attempting to outrun officers at speeds of over 100mph. The Law&Crime Network obtained bodycam footage from the Monroe County Sheriff's Office showing the incident unfolding On July 10. The pursuit began when an officer observed 26-year-old Donovan William Rojas speeding on a Florida highway. When the officer activated his emergency lights, Rojas allegedly sped up and reached a speed of almost 110mph. During the 4-mile pursuit, officers observed the vehicle swerving and nearly hitting other vehicles on the road. When Rojas stopped his vehicle, he identified himself as a Miami-Dade police officer when confronted by the deputies. Deputies say Rojas appeared to be intoxicated and had trouble standing up straight. Rojas was arrested and is facing charges of fleeing and eluding, along with suspected DUI. Following the arrest, Rojas was relieved of his duties at the Miami-Dade Police Department without pay.
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“Who do you work for”
Criminal - “Miami dade”
Cop “ you used to work for Miami dade”
Savage
Jus SIK
time?
You are diluted, they will send him to rehab on our dime and he will be back on the job in two weeks 🤣
@@sejpuV 5:00
@@Nonayabizness360 the cop was way over the top. as if he has to decide who ill or wont. you are right
Hearing the arresting officer say "you used to work for miami/dade" is my favorite part. This guy really thought telling them he was a cop would change everything. So sick of cops like this.
It did change instead of cop doing job and trying to get him to talk like they do everyone else to obtain evidence he told him not to talk he should be held to a higher standard any crime as a cop should be double the punishment
@@braddalton9260 I can agree with that.
Bad cops and bad politicians should be charged ten times worse than the average person.
His disdain for having to arrest a fellow officer was clear, if there had been any way for them to get him out of it, I'm sure they would have done it.
@@AcidxAnarchy I mean, Its like a brotherhood to them so Its not hard to see why they would try to do something like that, Its a way of life. That being said this sort of stuff can lead to corruption and it often does.
If you take notice of what Police officers do and are told when being arrested, then you'll know what you need to do if you are. Like, not saying a word, and not taking any tests. Just listen to what the arresting officer kept informing the arrested officer over and over. "Don't say another word". Even after asking him who his commanding officer was, the arresting officer once again informed him not to say another word. And it was because he didn't want him to incriminate himself, which officers do not do with regular citizens because they want regular citizens to talk and incriminate themselves. So zip your lips and let an attorney speak for you.
Yep I agree ☝️
Let him incriminate himself. He’s supposed to be protecting communities from people like himself. Get him out.
double standard , this is prouve the police r institutionally corrupted .
it's OK if you a cop or don't worry they will pass you 💯 👌
@@dellsoprano8110 yup. they treat other cops to a T but civilians like animals.
Ditto!
Interesting how the arresting officer's whole attitude changes once he realizes this guy is actually a cop. Hmmm, I wonder what would have happened if there were no body cams. Thank God we finally can see the truth and hold people accountable, whether they like it or not.
Thought the same thing
Yeah because they are the biggest gang out there
I didn't see any change that benefited the drunk cop a single bit. I'd even say the arresting cop got even more angry after finding out it was a cop. Sure you could say he was upset because he wishes he could protect the dude's career but can't because of the camera, or you could say he is upset that a cop is out there acting like that when they should be professional and be staying out of trouble. When the drunk cop goes "I work for Miami-Dade" and the arresting cop says "You use to work for Miami-Dade" that made it sound like the cop was very unhappy with the guy's actions and knew his career was over. I see nothing wrong with his behavior and I did not even see any professional courtesy besides telling him to not talk until he read him his rights. But there is no evidence that the arresting cop does not say the same thing to other criminals before they are read their rights.
Whats wrong with what happened? I see lots of cops amped up on arrest then calm down when they question the suspect. Cop haters are old news dude. Get a new hobby
Now if we can only make politicians wear cams we will be all set
It's amazing how well they seem to know the law and do their best not to let the drunk driver (a fellow cop in this case) say anything that might incriminate himself.
Thin blue line.
He even tells him several times, to not say a word. 🤔
@@lennym480 I know right. I was thinking the same.
This is because he wanted to read his rights first. Notices he says "yet". Info prior to the warning isn't admissible in court. You'll see this on MANY bodycams of officers advising suspects not to speak until they have read their rights. Furthermore, there is nothing to incriminate here. The officers filed the correct charges and audible said he was under the influence. There is no need to have him be quiet because they have everything on camera. Let's use our brains before using our bias against the police.
@@dehz4948 and actually spontaneous outbursts prior to miranda are admissible in court... the truth is you ain't have to mirandize until you begin questioning.... if the officer remains silent and the perp starts talking that's admissible especially if you tell them to remain silent.... that said it's always best to miranda immediately this removes any possibility of a slick attorney taking evidence from the case
They're so nice to their fellow brethren even after they put everyone on that highway's lives in danger!
Even reminding him to stay silent, so sweet!
As badly as he disrespected HIS fellow officers by speeding and risking THEIR lives, they STILL showed him respect that normal citizens wouldn't have gotten by repeatedly reminding him not to say anything.
Thats true. A regular person would've got rektd by these cops
So you mean they’re just protecting their own from incriminating themselves
@@DontCallMeAaron yea but do they do the same for citizens? No, they absolutely do not.
how did he risk his fellow officers safety? he had lights and sirens on which allows him to break traffic laws and plus if he stayed at the pace his other officers were going they wouldn't of caught up to him, plus there wasn't really any traffic so its not like there's any risk of endangering the public
@@hippychick420 wait that was my point lol
Big difference between this cop and the two police chiefs (one let the other drunk chief go home & no arrest), just disgusting. They still cut him breaks by cherry picking his belongings and contacting his sergeant , not to mention muting the call.
Except at 6:40 when the dude says something to the cop the cop then lowers his voice almost to a whisper and says don’t say another word. As in don’t say anything so body cam won’t pick it up. Corrupt AF
لن يرحموه صدقني سوف تأتيه محاكمات عسكريه , لدينا في السعودية اقوى من ذلك صدقني لكثرتهم
They're not cutting anyone any breaks. They have to tow the vehicle and they don't want any of his official gear being lost in the shuffle. If you're talking about when they muted the video toward the end, that was just them relaying the number and other information about his sergeant.
@@sladeraccoon5448 It was not just "official gear", it was personal belongings. His car was headed to impound not public auction. He would've been returned all the items once the fees were paid. He was reminded many times not to speak. They don't do the for the average Joe.
@@runninggreywolf8313 They don't do it for the average criminal because nothing he could have said could have incriminated him further. Instead, he probably would have continued to drag his department and other police through the mud by trying to use their brotherhood to try to get out of it. Also, all I saw them taking out of the car were official items such as the riot shield and a radio. It's a duty vehicle so the amount of personal items would have been limited at best.
People need to be accountable. People who have powers over other people need to be accountable ten times the regular sentence. No matter if it is a councilwoman driving away from an accident or a drunk speeding policeman. They have powers over others. They need to be held superaccountable.
I agree with you💯
Exactly right.
or the President of the United States or his crackhead son.... If they can blatantly break the laws and rules and get away with it daily.... how can you expect everyone else to follow them
Mister alll the mental illness ppl chose on purpose jobs like this that they can”hide “ their traits
Agree, hold him accountable
Love how he’s suddenly sympathetic when he turns out to be a cop. Im sure he charged him with the least possible harm, where he would throw the book at anyone else
Read the description 🙄
@@jessicah4462 I think you should. They didn’t dui test him for a reason. Gets out of dui and at worst he gets reckless. He won’t get charged with all the extras. If you seriously think he will be treated as a civilian you seriously need to get out of the house lol
@@curtistinsley1039 Yep. And the video when he was back at the station, the arresting officer was calling him "boss man". When he went to put the handcuffs on him at the station, he made sure to tell him he was going to put the cuffs on in the front instead of behind his back. Then when the officers came to transport him into the jail, the arresting officer tells them he's handcuffed in front because he's a police officer. Still getting preferential treatment even after evading police in a chase at 100+ MPH, driving drunk and exiting his vehicle not following police instructions and moving TOWARDS them telling him he's a cop.
@@curtistinsley1039 No he refused the Breathalyzer so they cant test a suspect if they refuse the breathalyzer. thats why they didnt test him. The deputy asked if he would which is what every suspect gets. they get the option to blow if they refuse, its automatic jail, which is where he went. He's done as a cop and he caught the Felony Flee and Elude charge and the DUI.
@@kensmith2796 I call suspects "Boss man" "Bud" "Champ" "Bro" etc...doesnt make a difference what he calls him. he still got charged.
If these guys didn't have cameras,we'd never know anything about this. They seem sorry they had to arrest him.
correct
I don't give an f who you are. The best and most truthful line ever spoken by a cop to a criminal.
Notice how once the other cop found out who he was he started been nice to him
Yeah and refused to ask any meaningful questions, basically forcing him not to speak so not to incriminate himself.
Yep he started telling him to be quite when most cops love them talking
@@MichaelResznekiTrolling4Truth He couldn’t talk, he remained quiet after Miranda rights lol
But it's not like there's anything he could have said that would incriminate him further. Everything they really need is already on the dash and bodycams. They just don't want him continuing to drag his department and police through the mud by trying to get out of it.
So it’s ok that he keep yelling and cursing at him to satiate your sick hatred for cops?
Cop #1 needs to grow up. If he got this upset about someone speeding, he obviously does not know how to control his emotions.
Maybe during your time off at the bowling alley...you could counsel law enforcement on a consulting basis.
@@RLTtizME lol no kidding. Another internet know -it-all
Exactly
@@RLTtizME this is the type of cop to shoot someone for pulling their pants up cause they were "scared" 😨
You're so clueless.
Miami-Dade PD has tons of bad apples. Stories like this are consistently being posted.
Tons? Or some? Is it a metric ton, an imperial ton, or a tonne?
Is that be body weight? Clothed or raw?
Just curious as to whether that statement is scientifically verifiable.
😂
@@ramixnudles7958 if you include all their gear on their belts im sure it's accurate
@@pickledragonrebel :-D
@@ramixnudles7958 not a lot to work with
@@ramixnudles7958 this guy represented his dept well, looks and acts like a gang member
He’s handling the drunk cop with “Kid Gloves” and that’s absolute b*llsh*t. If that hadn’t been a “brother cop,” that guy would have been on the ground and bleeding!!
Nonsense
Sense
A mother cop?
R u high?
and shot
I can't stand these "i'm above the laws cops!" Trash!!
I bet you hate Priests too...the worst.
First they scream at him to get out of the car as loud as possible and then when they find out he's a cop, they act like they are at a memorial service. They seem so sad and I'm not sure if it is sad that they can't just let him go because of body cams or because they know this is going to go bad for hiim.
Trying to run from cops in the keys has got to be one of the dumbest things you could try to do , like where are you going to go? Into the ocean ?
Most of the speed limits in the keys are like 35-45mph. Hardly any place you can go over 55. Wtf was he even thinking?
this is what needs to happen to those kind of cops. no more giving them breaks or looking the other way. hold them to the same standard as anybody else, if not to a higher standard!
I like how the cop starts to give quiet advice
It seems as though everyone is getting into trouble nowadays. Crazy how Florida has so many people with issues and problems. Can't even enjoy the weather and palm trees.
It happens everywhere, Florida shines more light on it due to having less restrictions of what they can publish.
I’ve noticed that too. The craziest stories and people come out of Florida.
When you see the sun, the ocean and palm trees every day you don't see it anymore after a while.
Cops getting in trouble 😂
Hahahahaha !!!
If I ever get pulled over I hope the cop tells me to keep quiet and that he isn't going to question me...
yeah you wish))
And that he wants to give your stuff to your mommy...you know, to "keep it all under wraps".
He expected to get off solely because of what his occupation is. " I'm a cop" he truly thought that had a get out of jail free card and the other cops badly wanted to give him one. Guaranteed they would have treated a civilian way differently.
@@brendanz We need more officers like him.
Lil Baby said I’m the hardest out on UA-cam right now, I’m Just a young 21 year old mexican that smokes weed on my UA-cam channel,tryna make it out the hood. I also ate burger king inside target hah😫
Yep your a victim lol
@@SevenHunnid Buddy go listen to actual music instead of that trash rap music that probably influenced 70% of these crimes with their lyrics that's caters to a certain demographic
He put everyone in danger, trying to outrun them with a high speed chase. He sure didn’t act like a fellow officer, why would the arresting officers reciprocate.
I noticed the one police officer couldn't wait to get into cop protection mode and tell him not to say anymore.
It's the masonic brotherhood trying to protect each other
@@SemperVestibulum don’t be spreading misinformation. Anything can be used against you in the court of law before or after you are mirandized and or arrested.
Hence why it’s so important to just remain silent no matter what.
>”Voluntary statements made after an arrest but before questioning and giving Miranda warnings are still admissible as evidence.”
🤡
@@SemperVestibulum Actually thats incorrect. its called a spontaneous utterance. he can say whatever he wants to the officer as long as the officer didnt ask him a question first. so if the suspect spontaneously utters something incriminating without the officer speaking to him about the crime in question, it can be used in court. If the Officer asked him a question in regards to the criminal act without Miranda Rights being read to him then its inadmissible in court and cant be used.
The suspect also stated he wouldnt talk to them so he invoked his right to remain silent, so he told him to not say anything then. doesnt matter either way, hes on video so no questions need to be asked anyways. that Miami Dade Officer will be working at McDonalds after this.
@@SemperVestibulum stop lying and watch dui traffic stops with normal citizens
@@sethsaftermath Not all spontaneous remarks are permitted in court. Judge gets to rule if or not they are allowed. You need t go back to law school and get more education.
The whole arrest is handled as, "man, this is an unfortunate shame that I'm arresting you!" If only most all arrests were handled this way....
I understand not wanting to arrest a fellow officer, but they made the clear-cut choice to drink, drive, & speed. I don't understand why they beat themselves up over someone else's bad choices. It wasn't your fault
@@ezze7540 Even police respect offenders who don’t snitch. As you stated, honorable people don’t snitch.
lol no cameras they would have let him walk
@@ezze7540 F*ck that!! It’s not snitching if what that COP is doing himself is ILLEGAL!! Gotta love those boys in blue calling in favors to cover up their OWN crimes or the crimes of THEIR loved ones!! They are supposed to ALL have a higher standard on being “honorable.” 🙄
@@ezze7540 This isn't "snitching", it's "enforcing the law", and there is a HUGE difference.
14:30 "Preferably your supervisor to keep it under wraps"..... They're doing everything they can to make it easy on him or get away with it. THAT is wrong! He's DRUNK and could have very easily killed someone going 111mph. THROW THE BOOK AT HIM, LIKE THE REST OF US WOULD GET!!! He should never be allowed to wear a badge in the future for putting lives in danger. To the arresting officer...... your honor is to the public, not a criminal officer. These cops need to decide before taking the oath who they are paid to serve, us or themselves.
You have to love body cams. If they didn’t have cameras this would have gone a whole different direction
no it would not. stop it. saying "cameras make officers accountable" is the same exact way that CLEARS MORE officers than convicts them. You do not hear about the clearance rate for complaints (which at this point are basically lies) that shows no wrong doing for the officers.
Possible, but uncertain. Plenty of cops were busted before body cams.
@@WeSayFunny Cameras UNDENIABLY make officers accountable. You just have no idea of what that means. With dash and body cameras, most cops are aware that they’re being recorded and are far less willing to bend the rules.
@@WeSayFunny it is literally in everyone's best interest for the cameras to be on, the only ones who wouldn't want the cameras on are the ones who don't want what they're doing seen. Whether it's the criminal or the officer.
This channel literally has another video of a cop stopped for DUI. Cop arresting him makes it clear it’s because the camera is on.
Even how the Arresting Officer in this video tells him to remain silent, knowing full well he is being recorded. Even from the point of before reading his Miranda rights
There is a good lesson to learn from this situation, the main one is don't drive intoxicated but another very important one is Don't Say Anything to Cop's 🤫
Drinking alcohol is the cause of most problems.
and also the solution. -Homer Simpson
yes
Even for those who don't drink it
Amazing how they treat a drunk and therefore dangerous driver who put some many others at risk…because he’s one of them.
You have to be pretty cocky and confident to drive 100 when you’re drunk.
“Nothing will ever happen to me” attitude
because cops are rarely held accountable for their crimes
Well when you’re drunk I doubt you are thinking of any consequences
@@alixkirkland6236 drunk with blue line gang privilege i agree
That’s exactly the mental illness of a alcoholic
Lack of boundaries
Do you notice how the cop told him not to say anything he’s trying to help him
To some degree, yes, but he does this BEFORE he finds out he actually is a cop. Either way, it’s not really “help”. He’s processing him properly.
@@afcgeo882 did you even watch the video? The guy right at 5:00 told the officer I’m a cop. That’s where that not anymore remark hopped in. Then once he was brought to the back of the car. That cop whispered and kept saying don’t say anything. Therefore it was AFTER he found out he was a cop. Quit being a boot licker.
@@afcgeo882 he’s processing him properly? Dude gtfo with your non sense. He’s treating him WAY differently than he would a civilian have you ever seen other videos of this happening with civilians? They get tazed, tackled, left on the ground and ask them a million questions to pin point even more blame. Quit being so ignorant
Multiple times too. Listen at 8:42
That’s a 2nd time and I haven’t even finished the video 🤣
9:43!!!! BAHAHAHHAHAHAHA! PROOF THAT COPS GIVE SPECIAL TREATMENT
The one cop letting his emotions influence his job. The other cop was much more mentally balanced. The one screaming like a maniac is too emotional.
It takes all kinds in every profession. That is life.
Exactly and his cursing is disgusting he needs anger management.
@@godbless9563 Did you lick your shoplifting addiction?
"humans"
@@godbless9563 I challenge you to be in a life or death situation where the bad guy endangered your life or the life of someone you know, AND have adrenaline rushing through your body, and then stay calm and not angry or yell. That's the most unrealistic thing I've heard yet.
The arresting officer gave him some good advice when he told him not to say another word... Always remember that when you are pulled over by the police.. That was one police officer looking out for another police officer.
You hear how many times the officer said to be quiet, he's looking out for his own and making sure he doesn't incriminate himself.
Ya slick
Thanks captain obvious.
So you a cop on duty doing your job feel guilty arresting a off duty in his company cruiser with all sorts of guns , he's drunk and as you pull him over finally turns on his lights in cruiser and tells you he's a cop. He knows better, he needs to be held accountable for his actions
He was. "Rojas was arrested and is facing charges of fleeing and eluding, along with suspected DUI. Following the arrest, Rojas was relieved of his duties at the Miami-Dade Police Department without pay."
Who said anyone felt guilty?
He never once acted as if he felt any guilt for arresting him. He made the comment it wasnt the highlight of his day
He never felt gulty the guy he arested whent to jail for 6 years the max for drunk driving and was fired and whont be abile to be a cop agian within america and canida and whont be abile to get a driverslicense for life
@@cursedcanine8414 😂😂😂 pass the crack pipe!
_"I'm a cop!"_
No sir, I think what you meant to say is...
_"I_ *WAS* _a cop!"_
Yeah right 🙄
He'll probably get promoted to chief before going to work for the DA's office.
he will get paid leave aka paid timeout and be back on the road scamming civilians by giving them tickets in a month
@@mikeabel7577 The only sovereign citizens are the gang in blue. Do you know what a sovereign citizen is?
@@mikeabel7577 do you even know what a sovereign citizen is?
Cops need to be in extra trouble when they knowingly break the law
Bodycams are a real asset to not only law enforcement but also to law abiding citizens. Back in the day before bodycams there is a good chance that this guy would have been given a ride home and the whole incident "forgotten".
Without a doubt that is what would have happened. I remember the days before dash cams and body cams. We just had to take the cop's word for what happened because no one believes a criminal, and many times the "criminal" was dead on the ground with holes through his/her body. When they started testing out the dash cams on a few of the cars, the officers were really upset. Now I see why they were so upset. I was naive back in the day and didn't realize they had so much to hide.
I mean dashcams have been around since like the 80's... so it's been a good while since that was a thing
“You used to work for Miami Dade”….. my favorite part … 😂
Cops sure have a hard time controlling their emotions.
don’t worry guys. The FOP and arbitrators got his back. Donovan will be fine.
He is entitled to a defense just like you would be. Don't be a jerk.
@@RLTtizME He’s entitled to fewer consequences and a lighter sentence than the average person. Not like you or me…don’t be a jerk lol
@@emirom2 Actually the way our society is today...it is quite the opposite. The cop will be castigated and charged (especially by the media) no matter what....or the mob will burn down the city. You don't seem to understand any of this.
@@emirom2 NO he is not entitled to what you falsely claim.
I'm not upset that the police were so polite to this man after he was placed into custody. That is how they should treat everyone in their custody. What upsets me is the knowledge that they would not have been advising him to be quiet and they would not have been talking to him in hushed tones if he wasn't a cop. They would have treated him like garbage.
You right!
At least they arrested him in early years it would’ve been unthinkable before body cameras
Thumbs up to the arresting officer's professionalism and the fact he admonishes Donovan for his actions.
Wth...he put all their lives at risk.
Except at 6:40 when the dude says something to the cop the cop then lowers his voice almost to a whisper and says don’t say another word. As in don’t say anything so body cam won’t pick it up. And parts where they mute it. Cherry pick his belongings for him. Yeah special treatment that civilians don’t get. What makes them any different than us
@@FVWhimsy2010 I agree but what does that have to do with my statement?
Wow at 6:35 you can tell that that Officer is really trying to help that drunk loser out. I can almost assure you from just that simple comment that this drunk Officer will have all charges dropped and dismissed and he’ll still be on the force like nothing ever even happened. What a crock of bs.
Tell me you didn’t read the video summary without telling me you didn’t read the video summary.
@@yahdimon you apparently don’t know what “suspected” means lol. They didn’t test his alcohol content so that he can get off the DUI charge. Which then In turn leads to him being “sober” in that moment so basically he will get a speeding ticket maybe reckless driving at worst but doubtful. Cheers
@@curtistinsley1039 Wrong! He didn’t want to take part in field sobriety tests! Did you watch the whole video. Meanwhile, this cop was fired. Get off your perch
@@curtistinsley1039 If you refuse field sobriety tests and/or a breathalyzer test, it's basically up to the cop's judgment. If they say you were wobbling, pupils dilated, and so on, the courts will accept that as proof enough, since refusing basically means you have something to hide and that's probably it.
@@thegoodguywins1 lmao fired from one department and then rehired to another. Seriously you guys can’t be this naive.
13:36 I don’t know if you’re watching (arresting officer), but you’re not arresting a cop, once he chose his actions, he forfeited his badge. You’re doing the right thing!
He showed preferential treatment because the suspect was a cop. Every cop in this video is corrupt.
@@mynamesjudge Not! Evidence of that is? hater
@@meganinjastar What crime did the arresting cop do? You clown. Get over yourself and your hatred’s 😆
@Wilfredo Gomez So what? Evidence it’s under wraps. Again, he was fired! 🙄
@@thegoodguywins1 suspect didn’t comply but cops didn’t use force
Glad to see that there was no cover up in this case, drunk driving is a big no no across the board regardless of who it is, nobody is above the law.
Accept Joe bindin
It's more about the body worn camera...
Or you think they often advice drunk drivers to not say anything else without their lawyer?
Unless you're a police chief. You must've missed that video.
@@Sofian375 It's amazing how many people in this comment section think that these arresting "officers" didn't give any preferential treatment.
@@rrios283s73 no Barack Obama
"Dont say another word." You can tell they want a way to let him off. I wonder if their reports indicated the diversion of the equipment found in the car, and what about the car itself.
نعم لقد تساهلو معه لانه عسكري بمركبة عسكرية مدججه بالأسلحة والعتاد هذا هو الحال ياصديقي ولكن لن يرحموه صدقني لقد انفضح امام الكاميرا سوف يأكل من المحاكمات العسكرية
I swear I wrote the same comment but I erased b cuz I didn't kno how it was going to end..OMM..I'm jus say'n
yes, a technicality is what they are looking for... ex: like the arresting officer doesn't show up for court and the case is immediately dismissed.
There was a LOT of curtesy shown him that would NOT be shown to the General public.
Cops have to take care of themselves. The media is ruthless. Leftist administrations do not support them. You obviously don't respect them unless you need them. It is the cops against the scumbags of society.....24/7 with little or no thanks. So yes....they take special care with those who may be their own. You would too...because without your colleagues...there is nobody to back you up.
@@RLTtizME I have several close friends in various law enforcement roles. They also realize that it is the culture of covering up or "taking special care of other officers" that is partially responsible for the current view of Police by many. This video is a prime example of what not to do.
@@charlestownshotokan5704 The first half of your comment sounds bogus to give yourself cred. There are bad apples in every profession. You know what the reality is....you just don't want to face it.
@@RLTtizME Believe as you will, my credibility to any one on here is irrelevant. I could not care less if you believe me or not. My statement stands though, until they start Policing themselves, THEY will have a credibility problem. Yes I know the scenario shown here happens, everyday. That does not make it right though or excuse it. Police are not above the law, period.
I do not accuse all police of being corrupt, I am sure it is a very small percentage. As the saying goes though, it only takes one bad apple to ruin the whole bushel.
@@charlestownshotokan5704 You cared enough to reply. That is so sweet. You Mom was too strict wasn't she. Or maybe it was that crabby crossing guard who yelled at you in Fourth grade. All these years later...and you are still bitter. Very sad my friend. Authority figures are hard for you.
The Fastest Way to Lose your Job on Camera😂
Cop arresting cop: Don't say anything brother
Cop arresting civilian: Tell me your life story
love the exaggeration. this guy was going to jail no matter what, why throw in the jabs like "brother."
@@WeSayFunny That's what the cop said
@@SGz_Eliminated That’s FACTUALLY not what he said. Never called him “brother”. What he factually said is that he no longer works as a cop.
@@afcgeo882 15:25 the cop calls the guy "bro" THREE TIMES after getting the supervisors number
“ You used to work for Miami Dade” perfect line!!!!
Don't say anything, Blue Lines of Evil
Makes me wonder how the rest of his fellow officers work. He immediately thought saying he was an officer would get him off Scott free.
I can understand the cops anger in this situation. Imagine chasing your brother in arms, someone who swore an oath to protect the community but ends up putting the community in danger.
Still the kidgloves treatment for a fellow cop, no tackle to the ground, no punches... still kind advice "don't say anything"... he needs to go and get charged with DUI.
They slammed him on the car and put cuffs on him! Try looking at the video with eyes open.
@@Asidebar compared with others arrested and charged with dui they were kidgloves. He wasn't tackled, taizered, shot etc, told calmly not to talk... please watch the clip and compare before you tell me to watch the clip AA...
I was involved in serious auto accident and I was shaken up and to talkative - my attorney told me ; Don’t ever ever ever talk to the police 👮♀️ even if your walking down the street don’t ever ever ever talk to the police not even to say Hi!!! I did beat the case….
They definitely wud have treated me way way different in the same situation! You can tell by the way he talked to him AFTER he got the cuffs on.. cops always look out for cops
Look at how quick he tells him not to say anything, they're already planning on letting him go
You can tell throughout the whole investigation AFTER THEY WERE TOLD HE WAS A COP......they tried to find every way to minimize the trouble he was in.
He told him to shut up...repeatedly...so as not to incriminate himself
He didn't pressure him on the field sobriety test....which they normally would have harassed a citizen
They actually respected his right to remain silent....where they would normally give miranda and then continue to ask and ask and ask and ask and ask and ask and ask and ask.
He hated to see all of the weapons...even offered to get the weapons to his unit to keep "everything on the down low" 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
He hated to see that he was using flashing colors in the dash....cuz he would be impersonating an officer on official duty....which he wasn't.
If this were a citizen, they'd have been laughing, high-fiving, enjoying every second
Once they realized he is one of theirs, they got all sullen and stressed and depressed.
For anyone who thinks that cops in this video aren't behaving differently depending on who they're dealing with....clearly is not paying attention....this video demonstrated clearly how they treat one of their own as opposed to some random citizen.
Well said
Thanks for calling it out how you see it
Exactly
Yep. Everyone there is a corrupt cop.
💯!!!
Don't know how this sherrif's department works, but it's good to see this sherrif ensuring the suspect's rights are read to him before saying anything or allowing him to say anything. That said, I hope this is a regular business practice and not "by the books" just because the suspect happens to be a cop.
No the cop got fired and whent to jail to 6 years and when he gets out he wont have a license for 3 years and he whont become a cop agian
From Code Blue Cam to the Law & Crime Channel this one is definitely worth another re-watch.
This channel showed up on my time-line a month or two ago. I love it. It shows the good the bad and the ugly
Drunk? Driving over a hundred mph?
After hours God complex.
Oh my...your Mommy was way too strict.
This guy got such a more lax treatment from his fellow cops than a normal citizen would for the same situation. There is so much Bias behind the cops' voices like the cop's tone switched on a dime, from barking orders with a weapon drawn and screaming profanities to "ah geez man, wow, I can't believe we're in this situation." Like I'm glad that there WAS some justice served, but it looks like cops get some level of special privilege, like even one cop saying to have this covered up basically.
He doesn't have warrants or drugs or rob a store lmao calm down he's drunk and speeding
@@VaunShiz I've seen worse videos for just being drunk and speeding. No drugs or warrants or robbery. Stop defending this kind of favoritism.
@@MrMiraculon No, you haven’t. Be honest to yourself and others if you want them to be honest to you. The guy didn’t commit a felony, didn’t try to evade arrest, and didn’t resist. That’s why they treated him how they did.
@@afcgeo882 I actually have, it's easy to see on youtube. There's more channels than just the ones here that only praise police. LackLuster and Audit the Audit being just 2 that come to mind. Along with the many channels they also cover.
Have you ever heard a cop tell a non cop perpetrator to not say anything?
"I'm a cop. I have special drinking and driving rights!"
Guy was VERY confident that if he got caught by other cops, nothing would happen. Gee, I wonder why....
if it were the 80s and 90s nothing would of happened, they would of drove him home. now its not that easy with body cameras
@@gmg_6995 Totally.
"be quiet don't say another word, you hear me?" Nice, got the blatant corruption on camera. That arresting officer should lose his job over violating arrest policies and undermining their investigation just because the criminal claimed to be a cop. It is crazy that this officer undermined the police investigation of a speeding drunk.
Bro what? Lmao
😂😂😂
Yeah, the tone in his voice was very telling. But calling it corruption is a stretch
It would be nice to be able to assume he’d say that to anybody he was arresting.
@@dr.g3860 I'm a 99%certain he never give that advice to we the people.
Protecting his own bro I bet same skin color and may be friends with him.
But any case fellow pigy.
One cop: turn around. The other: walk towards me 😂
This is the same cop that refused the breathalyser back at the station.
To the cop that’s upset about having to arrest a cop, thank you for doing your job! We see almost daily hope cops don’t do their job when LE in involved. Too many get a slap on the wrist anymore.
The Monroe county Deputy handled him much different than he would have handled the general public. He told the DUI cop to not say anything, giving legal advise, but would have pounded questions to anybody else. Due to all the cameras involved today, he regretfully enforced the law in this matter
Party is not over yet, it could go down the rabbit hole and forgotten!!
@@woodyhayes7402 I totally agree. Had any of the officers known they were chasing a drunk cop, they would have stopped the pursuit immediately. The arresting officer is more upset that it's all on camera, meaning he can't let him go like he would have.
@@n8er_tater - I got the same feeling....
Because he had his ego involved
I hate to see a career go down the drain before our eyes but, I am very glad that they arrested the officer and held him to the same standards as they hold all of us. The law MUST be applied blindly and equally or our society will fall apart.
What video were you watching?
You think Joe Biden would be locked up for DUI while he was president?
If I tried to stop at that speed my brakes would mail me a summons for an assault charge.
So it’s best not to say anything? He kept telling him don’t say another word.
Kudos to this officer for upholding the law no matter who the suspect is.
Very rare to see actually.
Except at 6:40 when the dude says something to the cop the cop then lowers his voice almost to a whisper and says don’t say another word. As in don’t say anything so body cam won’t pick it up.
The officers literally didn’t do what they normally do because he is a cop
So good to see cops being held accountable... it's about friggin time, no one is above the law!!!!
Without body cams this may have been a whole lot different...as in, they don't charge him and make sure he gets home safe w/o driving.
@@mikeblaz So true, vehicle and body worn cameras need to be mandated for every law enforcement officer. Also, the "good" cops need to be busting the bad cops this whole brotherhood thing is ridiculous and way too many bad cops are getting away with stuff and the good cops are the ones being punished by the bad PR and public distrust.
He will be let go after the camera is not on all of them in after he gets to the station. It happens all the time. He will be just fine so don’t be so happy that you think he’s being arrested because he really is not.
Look at how upset they are for catching a degenerate. Why aren't they celebrating?
"preferably your supervisor to keep it under wraps" says it all
The fact they are conflicted about about busting another officer for disgracing the uniform like that, is why I consider the "thin blue line" such an issue!
I feel it's officers like this turn the uniform into a costume. SMH
Don't Back The Blue Because They'll Never Back You.
@@guymetdrapedes220 I've known for some time now that there's VERY little they can do FOR you (even if they wanted to).
Turns out there's a lot they will do TOO you though...
@@azpapa9347 thats a perfect way to say it lol
If your bummed out because you arrested a cop who broke the law, then that makes you a corrupt cop.
Being bummed out about having to arrest him and not arresting him is the difference between a cop with a conscience who hates it when other cops do bad and a corrupt cop. This is not a corrupt cop.
You ever work under cover, in the gang unit. We know nothing about his day.
You sir (hariybottom) earned the award for most stup*d comment on here.
Lol you should kill ur mom if u witness her doing something wrong, not killing her make u as guilty as her
@@comeandtakeit82 thank you
WHAT?! A POLICEMAN DRINKING AND DRIVING?? No!! Say it isn't so!! This is absolutely SHOCKING!!
*I'm fluent in Sarcasm.
Sort of like the alcoholic Plglosi and her alcoholic huband.
“Why you acting like that?” Lmao did he expect a “eyyy foo wassup!”
Props to these officers for treating this guy like they would anyone else.
I’m behind the police 💯,but if they break the law they should get no special treatment!
He got special treatment though after they found out he's a cop.
@@Sam-fs8sx Where?
Did you even watch the video? They treated him very differently
@@sethsaftermath didn’t use force even tho he didnt comply with orders. They helped him instead of investigating against him like asking him questions as they do with every normal suspect
@@TheLordtoni12 - You need to watch the video anon when they DID USE FORCE slamming him on the car!
It’s disheartening seeing an Officer making decisions like this. He likely has seen the consequences of a DUI. It’s clear nobody is perfect yet the as Police Officers you must be held to a much higher, respectable manor. I’m a Government Employee and people count on us to make reasonable decisions.
Unfortunately they didn't teach you to spell, and as we all know, he will be treated with kid gloves, and will, if charged and sentenced, he will again, receive the lightest possible sentence...if sentenced at all. We KNOW this from years of observation.
As a member of the general public I must say we dont count on ya one bit beacuse we know the decisions made are for your own agenda's without care for the general population
@@itsabucket6658 Maybe if it’s someone like yourself. There are many actual Government employees that are genuine yet we commonly only see the bad employees not the good. Life isn’t about what your doing when people are watching, it’s about what you do when nobody is watching. Truthfully its people that make comments like you that are commonly the least trustworthy.
Your opinion of me from my comment proves the fool you are. Stop blaming everyone for your misery self created and do some good for yourself and others.
@@erepsekahs The only thing you know is how to behave like a fool.
@@erepsekahs I see ZERO spelling mistakes, but I definitely see that you’re a troll. Also, every conviction gets a sentence.
It hurts because they seem genuinely disappointed in their fellow officer.
Driver: “I’m a cop, I’m a cop don’t you know that with me being a cop I’m allowed to speed while being drunk”.
Cop: “you used to be a cop”
"ALSO don't talk without your lawyer present buddy I gotchu homie don't worry"
Wait. The cop is drunk..?
the speeder is a cop of duty…
@@SpaceCinemaYT off is the word youre looking for.
Donovan William Rojas, 26, was driving his unmarked Miami-Dade County-issued Chrysler 300 at speeds of more than 110 mph.
@@Snithers sounds like my kind of 👮🏼♂️🚨🥃
listening to him nearly whisper to not say another word.. still protecting a blue brother.. Any other guy, they would just talk and provide evidence on body cam...
He's 25, tatted up and he owns the road. His ego demands he be released immediately.
So easy to be a cop in Miami Dade. I doubt he barely got a 70% on test. This is embarrassing.
They are so nice to him just bc he’s a cop… shameful
Being a cop doesn't give him the right to break whatever laws he chooses to. These kind of videos are infuriating. The same with politicians, LEO's, etc. who drive drunk and then pull out the I'm more important to you card to get out of it.
Oldwoman dont worry the guy is facing i think 6 years in prisson and whont be able to get a driverslicense in 3 years after his imprisonment and whont be able to become a cope within america or canadian limits
Whenever I see "allegedly" in the title, I can't help but here Michael Jackson in South Park
Police advice to all: Be quite, don't say another word. Quite...
I’ve watched just about every cop arresting cop vid and they always say”shut the f up” and when he refused the tests he immediately shut the door ) the don’t do this for citizens they try and tell u it’s best interest to take tests and talk to the cops
That's just bullying, this cop needs to be fired and brought to trial in a court of law for assault. He's a menace to society.
Wtf are you talking about???
@@8cegevara I just thought he was a bit too rough, too rough man handling with the off duty drunk cop. Maybe I'm wrong, sorry.
This happened like 5 mins before I had to head to work in Key Largo 😂😂
>Hearing the arresting officer say "you used to work for miami/dade" is my favorite part. < I agree because it means it's all over NOW!
In Toronto my brother in laws brother was a police sgt who drank and drove all the time. He and my brother in law would often get drunk behind the wheel and anytime they would get stopped by other cops they would be let go.
Nauseating