Cop Gets Himself ARRESTED After Reckless Encounter!
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Hilarious his shirt says "DENY EVERYTHING"....HAHAHAHA wow
After his paid vacation, he'll make Police Chief.
Direct D tried to tell ya'll, but deep-boots don't listen!
As always cops get "handled" differently then average citizens. Did he get tested for DWI? Of course not.
Smelling of alcohol and lying about having a gun in your car? That definitely results in a different kind of investigation for normal people.
Every single one of the cops that was involved needs to be investigated.
For "normal" people... they'll illegally arrest you for NOT ANSWERING if you have a gun in the car....let alone lying about it.
@@billtate6962guaranteed you would be shackled immediately.
Average Ram owner
Im assuming after they gave him a ride home they also tucked him in and gave him a good night story…
A regular person would have been slammed to the ground, truck searched, and instantly arrested.
Fact!!!! Lying about not having the gun, alone, would have guaranteed the arrest of the average citizen.
Not just a regular person a black person
@@DerekJudahPsalms42 well I mean I wasn’t gonna bring race into it. Regardless if he wasn’t a cop this would have never went down this way black or not.
They didn't know he was a cop they thought he was a regular person
@@bigisrick did you watch the video? The second they found out he had a vest, gun and taser, and that they verified he was indeed a cop, he was let go.
A lawless cop with a drinking problem and a loaded gun is evidently not a concern to the police. Go figure.
13:54 This 1 is A POS THAT NEEDS TO BE FIRED AS WELL❕
Having the Vic’s leave so they can let the real criminal go free
WTF DUDE
It's because they all do it too!
It's obviously very beneficial to be part of the mafia.
Remember that time a citizen pointed a gun at a cop, threaten to kill them, and was found to be in possession of a dozen open containers of alcohol...and was not ONLY allowed to leave the scene, but got a RIDE HOME?
Yeah, me neither...
Simply abhorrent police behavior all around.
And to top it all off, he got put on paid leave! So he got paid to stay home. That sounds more like vacation time than a form of punishment!
No accountability
Nah, they give the citizen a ride to their new home... at the morgue....
@@737smartin Sadly, typical cop behavior
Odd how cops can smell alcohol when someone blows all zeros, but say nothing when it's one of their own
* They pretend to smell alcohol at first, then switch to pretending to smell weed when the person demands to blow a PBT, then pivot to pretending to smell pills or something when the person agrees to a blood-draw.
@@I.____.....__...__ how do you smell pills 😭. man, this guy smells like ibuprofen, cuff him
@@I.____.....__...__ That's exactly how it went down for me like 20 years ago. Dude wasn't even gonna take me to get blood drawn, he said I was only going to a jail cell. Luckily other cops started pulling up and I began pleading with them to take me to get a blood test and they told him "look we can't really deny him a chance to prove himself" which is exactly what the cop was trying to do. Arrest a completely sober person for DWI. The case was dismissed when they got results back but I was still arrested and had to bond out and take time off to go to court a few times. Our justice system is nothing but a revenue system.
Not weird at all. Just normalized ....thin blue line. And they see themselves in themselves 😂
Telling that the cop knew it was a good idea to lie about having a gun. I would personally never admit to a gun or cash if stopped.
You call it an "F" - I call it blatant corruption.
I couldn't agree any more on that.
Even if I tried.
So, you get a call about a mam brandishing a firearm and you let the guy stand there with his hands in his pockets? The privilege is real.
They’re in the same gang
Cop privilege? Mmmmm yes it's real
The same thing jumped out at me. Cop privilege
Who is also clearly drunk with open bottles everywhere
In all honesty, this is how the Cops should act in this situation. The suspect was actually cooperative and not violent. Therefore, the Cop had no reason to go harder on the suspect...
It should be like that with EVERYONE.. thats my point.
8:43 “I don’t understand what’s going on?”. You’re super drunk, behind the wheel, and threatening random people walking with a loaded direarm. But you had a badge so you’ll be fine. That’s what’s going on.
"direarm" might be a typo, but it's not exactly wrong either.
Direarms are made in the same place where Direwolves live.
@@Eidolon1andOnlyoops it totally is. I’m going to leave it though 😂
Beat me to it! @@Eidolon1andOnly
My words exactly!
ABSOLUTELY unacceptable! How many non-cops would've been released after this? Exactly. Not a single one.
So a armed drunk cop can threaten to kill someone and doesn't get arrested on the spot?? Good to know! Pathetic!
And then is allowed to drive...you know...because "We care." And if your loved one gets hit, too bad.
@@BaptistJoshua reminds me of the cop saying the dead college girl was "low value anyway" after running her over in his car
@@farexponent9173 I thought that video was a different cop reporting that.
@@BaptistJoshua Couldve been. Its been a while
@@farexponent9173 When you are in high stress situations, it is common to crack jokes to be a valve to release some stress, and those jokes can sound horrible to someone else who is not dealing with the situation.
Also, he was technicially accurate and was speaking about how that city pays out, concerning victims like that.
“If they see us release him, they will lose their mind.” They totally knew how they handled it was 100% unethical.
We’re you thinking that any cops actually went with ethics?
@@gregkasza1925 I’ve known two cops personally who did police ethically. I’m sure there are more. I’m pro good policing and anti bad policing. I don’t blanket the whole profession or the entirety of most professions with the “everyone is the same” paintbrush. I want policing reform, not policing abolition.
@@kbc1883Well said. It's easy to make cringe comments, overly generalise and stereotype an entire group, completely discarding any nuance.
Anyway, in this instance I was surprised they let him go home, considering the crime he's accused of. It's not difficult to consider the optics; especially when the suspect is an LEO. Big oof on this one.
@@kbc1883so if a cop watches another cop break the law & he does nothing about it is he a good cop or a bad cop?
@@DJknows A cop who ignores the transgressions of a bad cop is a bad cop, of course. I am very realistic about the current state of policing in the USA and I’m horrified by what is going on. I think this has been an endemic problem forever, And the increasing militarization of the police in the past 25 years has exacerbated the abuse. Now the light is being shined into that darkness more because of body cams and social media, so those of us who have had minimal interaction with the cops and legal system are getting educated on the reality. And it is clear that there are a small number of truly ethical cops and they are the ones who often leave the force because the systemic pressures within the force to sell out their ethics is so strong that it often becomes impossible to keep working and stay ethical. But there are still some in some healthier departments and I believe those are the ones we need to tap into as we try to figure out how to approach reform. Wiping out the force entirely at this point is not, in my opinion, is not the answer.
PAID leave. After lying about having a firearm. Smelling of alcohol. OMFG..................disgusting.
I don't doubt you're disgusted.
...but are you really SURPRISED?
Completely sober people are being arrested and charged with DUI, meanwhile cops who are clearly intoxicated, and actively committing crimes, treated with kid gloves... WTF?
When did it become legal to lie to the cops? And, why wouldn't they search the vehicle after they could clearly see a weapon, and he lied to them?
Completely sober, charged with DUI with no evidence , then of course convicted! Story in between a nightmare, it happens
Cops make their own rules. We've seen it time and time again.
Any other citizen would have been immediately detained, banged up, car searched then arrested!!!
They needed a search warrant to conduct a search which they did obtained. It would’ve been illegal to search it on the spot. It was all explained around the 14:40 mark. That’s why he was transported instead of leaving with his truck. They took his truck in for evidentiary purpose.
@@danielnam9026lmao, yet it’s done more than not, police pick n choose, especially after being told he had a gun, they would have said, for their safety
How to stay safe and avoid having your rights violated in a police encounter:
Step 1. Be a cop
Step 2. There is no step 2
🤣🤣🤣
It should say
Step 2: do step 1
Step 3: comply
This made me laugh my ass off!
*Under some circumstances, being related to a cop or donating enough money to the local department can have the same effect
i love how cordial they were with him despite him threatening someone with a firearm, lying about having a gun, and being intoxicated. But I just watched a video of a mechanic being falsely arrested for "obstruction" and the officer told the man being arrested to shut up and gave him nothing but an attitude.
Aaaah, the one in the church parking lot? That video pisses me off! So unnecessary.
He also got the respect of being called "sir" repeatedly.... wow. Such brown-nosing that I bet the regular "beat cops" can't smell anything but shit for a week.
Any normal person would be in handcuffs and jailed. 100% of the time.
The "Deny Everything" on his T-shirt is so fitting!
That’s the first thing I noticed when they put him in handcuffs.
@@pandorasbox313 lol same
The full shirt reads:
"Admit Nothing
Deny Everything
Make Counter Accusations"
Apparently it's a Tony Alderman album. Super WTF tho, that's exactly what this guy seems to be doing.
@@fitshamer It's the most ironic thing ever while a cop is having handcuffs put on made me laugh
@@fitshamer you missed the bottom, in fine print it says "but please, lord almighty, don't take away my qualified immunity!"
And taxpayers are still funding his salary while he's on paid leave?!?!? Outrageous!
Witnesses say he has a weapon and the cop casually has him step out, never asks to see his hands, no pat down, lets him keep both hands in his pockets… just wow.
It’s always amazing how they treat their own. Several crimes are being committed by this cop and they’re like “welp, nothing to see here.”
Yup. Anyone else and they would have treated it as a felony stop, guns drawn, screaming commands, and 10 cruisers pulling up
Well, we just got here....
Mike had his hands in his pockets. Had he not been a LEO, they would have instructed, with guns drawn, to keep his hands out of his pocket.
@@Mikevdog lol 😆
Nearly every organization known to man does this. It's not okay by a long shot, but it's more common than people care to admit.
The fact that this dude was able to just skirt out of this is unreal. This just goes to show you don’t talk to cops, don’t trust them, etc. I have tried so, so hard to support police because they DO have a hard job, but I can’t do it anymore. They’re corrupt.
They don't even get into the top 10 of dangerous jobs, they only care about each other.
investigating cop asks " you didn't point your gun at anyone did you" instead of "did you point a gun at anyone". that's only 1 small piece of the BIAS.
Accused of brandishing a firearm making threats and smells of alcohol, lied about having gun and “just got here”, but they had no problem with him putting his hands in his pockets, didn’t pat him down until well into the “investigation” and no sobriety test. What a joke.
That's how you treat people that aren't aggressive
@@krisross5996I can send you 100 videos of non aggressive people being attacked at gunpoint for non violent exercising of 2nd amendment audits in a legal capacity.
@@krisross5996 🥾🥾👢👢👢 sheep
@@fingerbinks279 I'm sure you can. But that's not normal interactions with law enforcement. There are thousands of encounters where absolutely nothing happens. Everybody is peaceful. He never acted weird in the video.
@@hdgdhnxbdx1619 You're going on the list of people to deport.
The fact he lied about having a gun was enough to justify believing the citizens about him pointing a gun.
“Nobody is above the law” unless a cop is the one that breaks it
True.
Another proof that cops consider themselves above the law, any citizen would have been arrested for this, but the cop was released. Facepalm
Two tier system We’ll investigate ourselves, find nothing wrong and go back out there and violate the taxpayers
"I literally just got here"
A FEW MOMENTS LATER
"I'm just hanging out, watching UA-cam videos."
zomg thank you, was looking for this. Like geeeeeez forreals?
These “Paid Vacations “ for officers wrong doing has to stop !!!!
Exactly...... Any other citizens who get stuck in jail and are innocent lose those wages...... Abolish paid admin leave, either work and be paid, or don't work and don't be paid
these "paid vacations" have to be stopped.
@@johnswaim1814Exactly. If I got pulled over and it was wrongful, I'd still be without a paycheque
It comes with the benefits of being a cop. Pension and paid leave. Along with it being very hard to be fired or even charged with a crime if they do break the law.
@@77D777 Plus cops turning a blind eye to clearly drunk driving
Literally in every video cops go:"Put your hands out of your pockets", this time, with a gun involved? Nah it's fine...
Prior to finding out he was a cop though.
@@scottlarson2855 Nope. He saw the Sheriff vest in the vehicle before the officer exited his vehicle. 4:35
Ya know, officer safety and stuff...🙄
Yeah except when it's another cop, they know not to play stupid games like pulling a gun though....the regular citizen they have treat at the lowest common denominator.
If I was accused of pulling a gun on someone in a gas station parking lot then lied to officers about having a gun. I smelled of alcohol and had many bottles of empty vodka in my car. I certainly would not being going home. This is ridiculous. They should have been fired the next day.
Why does he get to keep his hands in his pockets? Nobody else does.😮
and get a ride home
I was looking at the same thing! They aren't worried about officer safety. They didn't pat him down for weapons
Don't worry cops always lie and get away with it.. But if you'd lie to cop's you will go to jail.
Not to mention all the lies about the gun, drinking, even having the confrontation. Yeah scary world when the cop you called the cops on not only doesn't get the same treatment as the usual suspects but is released so fast he still has time to run down the victim in this case and say they were resisting 😅
@@jamesconroy7030 The officer said he saw the vest in his vehicle at 4:35, and later said he saw a "Sheriff" duty vest in the vehicle. So he knew the guy was probably a cop before he got out of the vehicle and put his hands in his pockets.
It is truly insane how different an investigation goes when it’s a cop suspected of committing a crime and not a citizen, wow.
We've seen cops of all colors hurting civilians of all colors and defending cops of all colors. Racism is just a bonus, icing on the corruption cake, not the main dish. The only color cops care about is blue.
On top of that the cop with he's hands in he's pockets after a call being placed about him brandishing he's weapon, he gives off high gas lighting/narcissistic vibes, he has a horrible attitude and is extremely blunt with the officer.
Cops and wealthy people are totally treated differently
This guy, “I literally just got here”
Also this guy, “yeah, I’m just hanging out watching some UA-cam videos”
The special treatment he received is sickening
Reminds me of DA Sandra Doorley.
I live in Albuquerque, and the APD is one of the most corrupt departments in the WORLD. It’s full of a bunch of former high school jocks/bullies who peaked at 18 years old. Pathetic
You're describing all of Abq. It's so isolated that it isn't influenced by the outside. It's sort of like being in, or living in, a cult.
That entire state is corrupt, it's like California without the money
We live in Abq also. Can you believe how many APD officers were involved in the DUI corruption scam?
Does their corruption go home to the wife & kids? Yes. Does the LEO draw down on his kids when they get unruly? Possibly.
I believe you,went to junkyard by airport. Later,went to Wally world around downtown area. Next day,I found out 2 people were murdered ( same street as Wally world. Been told many times how corrupt Duke City cops are and crime out of control. Too think 96.3 has Darren While on their payroll, notorious for being corrupt when he was Chief or Sheriff?
OMG! What a frigging double standard. No wonder people don't trust or respect the police. If a civilian smells of alcohol, has open containers and a weapon in their car, and points the weapon at and threatens an officer, would they be treated with kid's gloves...be allowed to go home. WTF?!
End qualified immunity. Defund!
Love that there is no get the duck out of the car. No weapons drawn. Completely calm. Yet someone with a cell phone can be shot instantly with no warning. This is the problem with police in this country.
According to Sgt Fahey, cell phones can be a deadly weapon!
Their actions are just symptoms of the problem. The problem being, no accountability.
@@joelthames1141 And you better wish there are no acorns falling nearby 😆
@joelthames1141
You can yell "boo" at Fahey and he would crap himself.
Yes Sgt. Fahey has got some severe mental health issues, but what cop or even regular citizen doesn't?
If someone threatens to “take your soul” get the heck out of there. This person has psychological issues and can be dangerous.
Crime is funded by the state. What other job grants you multiple months of paid vacation while you are charged with multiple felonies that are filmed?
8:03 "i was just hanging out, watching some youtube videos. I was about to leave." Earlier he stated about 9 times that he had only just arrived there 🤦
Right. Dude is so wasted. And the cops just shrug.
Yea, totally normal to watch UA-cam at a gas station parking lot late at night 🤨
@@Jeff-nb8iyand then the cops would try to say we’re loitering and demand ID if we were watching UA-cam in our car.
@@thesuperdingos After going into the store to solicit a trespass.
@@Jeff-nb8iy It wasn't UA-cam. It was barely legal, small boobed, porn on x videos. I'd bet $$ on it. No chance it was a Ted Talk
This cop could have punched someone in front of the other cops, and the other cops would have said "My back was turned, so there's nothing I can do."
The back of his shirt is too fitting…. “Deny everything“ 😂
Forget them ignoring the smell of alcohol. Wtf is up with the dude having his hands in his pockets? Any "normal" person would have been yelled at for having his hands in his pockets
They were also hanging out and chatting with him and blindly accepting a "no" when he asked if he as a gun despite the call being specifically about a guy pointing a gun at someone and DIRECTLY threatening to kill them. 😒
Reaching around the back pocket too
"Take your soul"? That's psychotic, if you said that to an officer you'd be lucky if you made it to jail, and not the hospital. You certainly wouldn't be turned loose
*morgue
He was just being honest. He needed a soul, and wanted two because cops like having backup.
Steven Seagull once said he'd "snatch every mo fos birfday" while looking like a stuffed penguin in Japanese clothing.
To his credit he might have just got done watching Freddy Krueger? ....😅😅
Yeah you say that to a cop and the only place you're going is into the "forever box".
Pointing a firearm at someone is absolutely an application of force.
I couldn't help but notice the suspects hands in his pockets the whole time
Yep. He can do whatever he wants
@@jamesconroy7030 that part
@@jamesconroy7030 Except the officer said he saw the Sheriff vest in the vehicle at 4:35 as he was exiting the vehicle.
GET YOUR HANDS OUT OF YOUR POCKETS!
BLAM BLAM BLAM!!!!!
@@sauvagess Well, yeah. And he noted when talking to another officer that the vest said "SHERIFF". So he knew...
(Casual walks out gas station with your friend)
(Cop randomly aims his loaded weapon at them for no reason)
Department: “this is totally fine”.
And now he’s on a paid vacation from it. Ridiculous
Rules for thee
Not for me.
Where is the evidence he did this?
@@KryptonixX Officer is that you?
Welcome to New Mexico, the land of entrapment. Come on vacation, leave on probation.
@@KryptonixXI promise on the convenience store cameras that were magically "not working" or "the data corrupted" for that hour he was there
Anyone else notice the initial cop only told one officer the guy lied about having a firearm. Had some regular guy did that he would have been immediately arrested. This is corruption.
I don’t get why you would threaten and make the 2 guys leave like that for virtually no reason. I’m betting they saw him in the drivers seat taking a swig of the vodka.
That’s a good point. I bet they saw him drinking out the bottle and freaked out.
If I were walking out of a store and a cop flashes his emergency lights(or a random person using their hazards/high beams) suddenly with no one else around, I think i would instinctively approach the car to see what was wanted (as it seems one of the two guys coming out did and the other stopped). I think most would reasonably take it as a request for interaction absent anything else going on. Which makes zero sense with his follow up actions and makes me think you are likely spot on.
Probably more to it.... He did keep it together when being questioned..
Stress of job combined with power issues? I hope he gets help and second chance.
@@kevinduprey9326stress is no excuse for drinking and driving. It’s also no excuse for blatantly lying about having a gun when an officer asks multiple times. That’s besides the likelihood of the allegations that he pointed his gun at two innocent citizens and threatened their lives. There is no way he deserves a second chance
@@natelewis8259 If the effing cop is "stressed," he should find other means of employment! How stressful can being a cop in Po Dunk Albuquerque?
The investigating officers also failed to notice his story change from "I just got here" to "I was watching videos and was just about to leave."...
Why do they so often fail to treat other officers the way they treat us??
So often they claim to smell something they don't to subvert our 4th amendment rights, but can't even ask a fellow officer why he smells like booze while being accused of brandishing and intimidation???
What a joke police make themselves...
Acab
They did not view the store video which would show he had been there for a minute and did not “just pulled in “ ! Also show guys reacting to pistol being pointed !
Watching and liking as many videos as possible to help support and right the algorithm
Same here
Paid administrative leave??? Police departments in this country are an absolute joke.
I cant wait until I see a video that starts, “Hello, this is Audit the Audit, and I can’t take this shxt anymore.”
What if audit the audit was going to be arrested or happened to have a police encounter he’ll school them for me best legal advice is to always comply with instructions but people would rather close their ears when they hear this because they think they’ll make bank by suing the he police instead of complying with instructions
That's more so on his second channel, John Lang. Lol
Might be sooner than you think! 😂
@@Megamanthemachine” Always comply no matter what “ is not legal advice, it’s just regular advice. The best legal advice is do not speak with police without a lawyer present, do not answer questions, know when you are obligated to provide ID and only do so under those circumstances.
@AuditTheAudit u should b a lawyer. I really learned a lot from your channel. I got pulled over on my pedal bike by 3 cops. I got a ticket for texting while driving. A pedal bike. Unfortunately I did not get it on video. But overall. We talked a bit. And I payed the fine. And nothing happened since. But here is the strange part
I never saw any cops sit in that place ever again. So. What is that about. And I had a similar experience when I had a moped. Cop said I ran a stop sign.. k. Odd. I got off my moped because I was having trouble with it. He pulled on me wen the bike was off. He told me that I ran a stop sign. The one I was currently at. I asked him if he's stupid. I told him. A running stop sign. Needs legs to run. 100 dollar ticket. Never saw a cop there since.u should do a episode on stuff like the 2 examples I told u. Let me no what u think.
His shirt "deny everything" was very fitting for him lmao he denied everything!
Love how his t-shirt says "DENY EVERYTHING. Make Counter Accusations".... yeah... this guy can't be trusted.
That was the actual motto of VS-32, the disbanded Sea Control Squadron from Jax, FL. LOL. It really was.
If it were a public citizen that had done this, especially while smelling of alcohol, any of us would have been arrested and locked up while they did their investigation and throughout the legal process.
Absolutely disgusting.
What you mean, public citizen?
They didn’t know he was a cop for a bit though
they also wouldn't have waited for a warrant, or let him go home. definitely would have mentioned the smell right away.
You'd had been lucky not to get shot before bren asked if you had a gun
Good police work (I'm being sarcastic here)
Dude is wearing a deny everything shirt and i find that hilarious
Guy lies about what he's been doing, and then when the cops turn him around his shirt says "deny everything"
Lol noticed that too
Yeah, he just got off work as a cop while wearing a shirt that says "admit nothing, deny everything, make counter-accusations". He's not even hiding his scumminess
@KingInky13 he peaked on the bench in JV football
He probably tells the story of how he scored 4 TD's in a intrasquad game
@@KingInky13 Apparently these are the three rules well known and practiced among agencies like the CIA and NSA. The fact that are everyday police are now fetishizing the art of lying and deception is not surprising and goes to explain a lot of what we see in modern policing. Not only are police not punished for lying, it has become their modus operandi and their culture and ideology.
Yea that was super ironic and tells you how he feels about life and how he lives.@
He took that "DENY EVERYTHING" T-shirt to an amazing level !
😂😂😂😂😂
Wow 😮He Pulls A Gun On Innocent Patrons Leaving The Store Drunk Brandishing A Firearm Behind the wheel of a Truck and doesn’t go to Jail??
He's not being arrested tonight. Cleary intoxicated. threatened strangers with a presumably loaded firearm. Lied about the presence of firearms in his vehicle. Got to love the loyal blue fraternity of cops. Everyone tries to say that cops aren't bad, that there's only a few bad apples. But if you don't hold your fellow cops accountable, you're just as much a bad apple as they are.
Once his holiday is over he’ll get promoted to Sgt. Outrageous!!
He's already a detective... thats a demotion.
Cop: Do you have a gun in the car?
Michael: No
Back of Michael’s shirt says:
“Deny Everything” 😂😂😂
Man look at how nice they're being to this guy. Told him exactly what the complaint was, no aggression, listened to his concerns, giving him updates
It's how you would hope everyone gets treated
It's Albuquerque PD. None of this is surprising
Do you live there? I had no idea of their reputation...
Right? I mean they take money from lawyers to not show up for DUI arrests. How many have been fired for that new case? Oh, yea, wait... they WE ABLE TO RESIGN.... 🤬
They have time to beat our disabled citizens who was just taking a little too long yo pay for his items at Target, but let one of them not only point a fire arm at patrons at a convenient store, threaten to "take their souls," drive drunk, and keep his hands in his pockets the entire time the police are making contact, but also lies about having a weapon in his possession WHILE INTOXICATED which is illegal. I have a cc and I don't even carry inside stores that sell/serve alcohol...because it's illegal. Welcome to NM policing where they serve and protect each other.
@@erinbell7224I live in Albuquerque and what they are dating is true. It's horribly corrupt. APD is under investigation currently for officers taking bribes from a lawyer to not show up to court for DUI cases. Several have resigned over it.
@erinbell7224 I don't. I just see them in the news all the time. They have a reputation for killing people and god awful police conduct. They're one of those cities where the police are more of a gang than protectors. They've had the feds and DOJ on their case multiple times. Just a year ago their swat flash banged a house going after a robbery suspect and set the house on fire. An innocent 14 year old boy was burned alive. Stay away from that city.
@erinbell7224 The FBI took over a certain portion of their operations due to Illegall activities in the department depending review. I do believe they just gave the Department the keys again
Jesus fucking Christ. Intoxicated driver, threatens to kill people, points a gun at them, lies to police... and they apologize to him and give him a ride home. Gee, I wonder what would happen if a regular citizen had done the same thing.
He should be in jail ! The New Mexico police should be in jail for covering up the fact he was drunk and had multiple empty bottles of vodka in his department issued vehicle and a hand gun that was positively identified as the weapon he pointed at the patrons. This is corruption at its best. If that was a regular citizen they would have been thrown on the ground beat up and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Nobody is above the law that includes police officers and judges.
The Oligarchic and their stooges do appear to be above the law.
I love how how the lying deputy’s shirt says “Deny Everything.”
Props to the NM Supreme Court for acknowledging the prevalence of mistaken identity from eye-witness testimonies and doing something about it.
His t-shirt says it all‼️‼️ “Deny Everything “
We have too many hot heads in law enforcement. We’re better off with half the officers with a demeanor worthy of public interaction.
It's not the few hot heads who have ruined law enforcement, it's the thousands of _"GOOD COPS"_ who cover for them that have ruined law enforcement.
Doubt it's half
Many of them get turned into hot heads because of the culture of non accountability. Yet somehow they can police themselves. Interesting.
They better check on the other Victim because who knows what this sick police officer has done??
That part!
Talk about privilege. Look at him, standing there the whole time with his hands in his pockets. If it had been one of us, they would have been screaming at him the whole time to get his hands out of his pockets.
Yes, but you are forgetting the double standards. Our heroes in blue are better than the rest of us. Haven't you learned that by now? Just practicing my sarcasm.
@@wallebo What sarcasm...you spoke the truth!
@@joelthames1141 Thanks. These videos get to me sometimes. I have no concept of why cops are treated as anything other than what they are which is public servants. They are not heroes, nor should they be the criminals that many are.
The favoritism is what drives me mad in these videos. Pointing a weapon at people while being intoxicated and not being booked immediately but gets chauffeured home. Insane.
This is completely bullshit! I was charged with the same thing, Agg. Assault (deadly weapon) x 3, possession of a firearm while intoxicated, and a few others. And I didn't point the gun at anyone, I just had it out. But I was defending my home, as someone had pulled into my driveway and refused to leave. So, I got my gun and they left. Next thing I know twenty something cops were at my house. I was arrested on the spot, no questions asked. And slammed me AFTER I was handcuffed, giving me a black eye. I had had a couple of drinks in my own home on a peaceful evening and wasn't expecting to have to defend our home.
I sat in jail with no bail for three weeks. Eventually, I got a private lawyer and he jot me a $20,000 bond, which I paid. I had to take a plea to get the felonies dropped, as they so skillfully force you into. Got three years probation plus a lot more. Just for defending my home! This is complete BULLSHIT!!!
"Justice delayed is justice denied".*
imagine having a charge dropped for NOT attending court, corruption at its finest.
Unfortunately it was the victim that didn't attend court that's why the chargers were dropped. But had the victim been there I still wouldn't have excepted the court to do much to the cop anyway.
@@shawnr8164 what logical sense would it be for a victim of a police officer to go to court in the chance of highly possible fear of retaliation that has happened when ever an officer is charged with a crime
Actually, happens all the time. Especially with traffic tickets, if you take it to court and the PO doesn't show it usually gets dropped. Just shows how much of a cash grab most tickets are; they just want you to pay it and not fight it.
This is very common, especially in Canada. If the victim suddenly does not go to court, the courts do not believe it is in the interest of the public to continue. In big and serious file, sometimes judges will issue a contempt of court warrant to force the victim to testify, but at that point most uncooperative victims just hide until the courts lose patience and cancel the trial.
That's not corruption. If the alleged victim fails to appear, it's quite common to dismiss a charge. It happens in assault cases all the time.
They TEACH EACH OTHER HOW TO DO THIS.
Don't defund police. But DISARM them immediately.
8:02 "I was just watching some UA-cam videos."
"Oh yea? What kind of videos?"
"Audit the Audit, I don't want to get an F."
I wish these cops would give citizens the same respect, grace, and patience they just showed their buddy.
This dipshit and the cops are in the same gang.
Corruption!
Imagine being so drunk that you think you can lie about having the gun you left out on your passenger seat
This is going to sound sarcastic but it's not, he's a cop so he's probably so used to lying that he didn't even process that the responding cop wasn't his partner
Don't forget he lied to the officers doing the investigation. They honestly did this guy a favor and limited the impact on his career and reputation. If it were one of us, we'd be in deeper. Buried. Loss of our Two A rights. Unbelievable (F)ail.
This dude's definitely thinking...wait this is the only reason they're talking to me. Thank god
the blue wall of silence speaks volumes
If a civilian was accused of pointing a firearm at someone at someone and there was a gun in their car, they'd go to jail no questions asked...
How many people noticed that the cops didn't flip out, tackle, taze, or shoot the off duty officer that stood there for several minutes with his hands in his pockets??? Especially on a call where brandishing a gun is involved... You would think that he would know better since he is a cop... More proof that it isn't about "officer safety", it is only about control over another person, so as to provoke a response in order to get an arrest.
Lying, hindering an investigation, brandishing a weapon, open containers ect ect but he gets a ride home with a paid vacation. half the charges are dropped is no surprise because they do honor the the creed to protect and serve each other.
Surprise, surprise, cops treating a cop as a member of the gang.
Just pathetic. Why would they give him a ride home if he wasn't intoxicated?
BS
I GOT ARRESTED for this exact reason. But I had a guy in road rage block me. Jump out pull on my door handle trying to get in my car.
I pointed a gun at him and they arrested me for aggravated assault with a fire arm. A felony.
Charges were dropped after I proved he tried to get in my truck but they still took me in and ruined my life for 5 months
Why I have dashcam. I won't call the police, I'd go home, lock the door, and call my lawyer.
Really proud of the corruption in the police departments
APPALLING YOU SHOULD HAVE GOTTEN A GOOD LAWYER.
Did you sue
@@Bighitter03 no. They said cops didn't do anything wrong, d.a. just chose to m not to prosecute but I couldn't prove violation of rights
If that was one of us regular citizens pulling a gun on someone and threatening them, we would have been thrown in jail right away and kept there. Shameful.
"Not going to jail tonight" Why? Smelling alcohol and pointing a gun at someone for no reason isn't enough reason to be arrested? He should have been arrested immediately because normal citizens would have been arrested immediately. And I bet a normal citizens car would have been searched right on the spot.
This is the tip of the iceberg of the criminality of every police department.
Love the deny everything on his back.
You forgot to mention that the cop walked up to the truck with blacked out windows after getting a call that a gun had been pointed at people from that truck and the cop didn't have his gun out.
Yeah this surprised me as well. Typically whenever police suspect you of having a firearm they don’t take ANY chances. Almost like they knew he was an undercover or something.
I’m sure this cop thinks he’s gonna get away with this because he can claim immunity, “qualified immunity “,What a lying rat!
Qualified Immunity doesn’t cover offenses of well-established law.
Qualified Immunity is not a thing when faced with charges of breaking actual laws only when violating a citizens constitutional rights. For lawsuit purposes.
I knew there would be one of you spewing this "end qualified immunity" bs or something of that nature. As others have pointed out, QI doesn't apply here. Please go look up how QI works. It's simply ironic to me that everyone who spews the QI line on a criminal case is doing so on a device that has the ability to look up what they are talking about...
Why is it citizens face "ignorance is no excuse" when breaking a law, but the blue-line gang gets an automatic pass unless a "reasonable officer" would know not to do something?
@@IRDesignNet what "ignorance is no excuse" are you talking about? Did you watch the video? He was arrested and charged...
Those cops are so friendly w a fellow officer!
That's funny, if the offender in this case had been a lowly citizen instead of one of the special badged few, the investigation would have been concluded that same night, and the citizen would go to jail. Especially with the open bottles of liquor, the smell of alcohol on his breath, and him lying about the gun. This guy got insane concessions simply because of his job. How much longer will the two-tiered system be allowed to continue?