COP SPILLS SECRETS ABOUT DUI/DWI!! 

Dustin Gautreaux me too, except I was being given the field sobriety test. Seemingly, everyone was being given the test on this certain night.

jrn00498 lmao

thatallredheadude yep! Hail State!

They should have gone through the entire arrest procedure (joking)

Dustin Gautreaux hotty toddy😂😂😂

Er du dansker dude? :)

Reppin DK

was going to say the same thing

don't want to like this comment because it has 420 likes

Lasse Hansen BAC is digital, it can easily be corrupted. Leave one in a car and it can go blank. FL BAC show to have 40% of there BACs read double, some Triple "from" the correct reading. Its by design BTW. Prohibition has been Repealed FYI. And police wonder why citizens choose pills instead. Police need to use discretion more. Even if Drunk, let them get a taxi or call. Why destroy lives for a beer (Talking to Police).

Same.

...and what were you doing to have a cuntbitch run up on you jump out with her hand on her gun and cuff you like you'd just killed somebody. Police don't just run up on you and risk their own safety for nothing. You were asking for it somehow. I've had my own experiences with cops and none of them ever treated me horribly. I was growing pot one year (1990, and it was 4 plants) and somehow they were told I had a large grow operation. I pulled into my driveway one night, a cop car blocked me from backing out, and 4 guns were pointed at me. I had, and still have, a concealed carry permit and I was armed. I was cool as a refrigerated cucumber, I didn't act like a dick, and they never even put me in handcuffs. 11 cops and a DEA agent were in my house having a look-around. Meanwhile, I was talking to the guy running the show, and by the end of the night my 9mm was handed back to me . I drove myself to the station for a mugshot and fingerprints, and then I was handed an appearance ticket for unlicensed cultivation. They took the 4 plants, but none of my grow lights. They said that they had no room for them, so I could keep them. I talked to them like a reasonable human being, and that's how they treated me. I got a lawyer and none of it even went to court. They wanted nothing to do with my little grow. So, lets recap: 1. Never placed in cuffs. 2. My sidearm was handed back to me. 3. They treated me like a reasonable human being. 4. They never pursued any charges against me. My experience with cops is that they don't want hassles or the paperwork any more than you or I do. Be cool, don't be uppity, give respect, and that's what you get in return.

Atouk Thats just one example. Doesn't mean anything. Some cops are just assholes, some are not.

M D J well if it works it works actually sounds pretty good

I have 1. Don't drink.

2LateIWon/Organized Chaos Ban alcohol & make cars safer

That's, not the solution. Weed is illegal and people do it anyways. Cars now days are pretty safe. Make Bar owners more accountable. If you allow customers to leave without knowing they have a sober drive they could be held accountable. Yeah, store owners wouldn't like it but if they allow people to get stupid drunk you should now not let them leave until they are sober and or have a sober driver. Or Officers should not have to deal with repeat offenders. Stiffen up the laws on repeat offenders.

2LateIWon/Organized Chaos So you're implying that we should hold third parties responsible for the actions of one individual?

JustJacob i have no idea I'm not a law maker. i don't know the best solution but something needs to be done with stiffer laws. if they arrive sober they should leave sober or have someone sober driving home

2LateIWon/Organized Chaos don't bar owners in some states already have to cut you off and not let you leave

it'scalled quota- here tey hang around bars downtown and bust people left and right but yet let the ones that really need to be put in jail running in the other lane

ROTFL! I'd love for a cop to arrest me. I can use the money. Hint: If you aren't engaged in commerce, no cop in the entire US has any legal jurisdiction whatsoever to stop you let alone arrest you. The problem is, cops are never taught this fact. They think they can arrest anyone as they see fit. But as long as common law remains the Supreme Law of the Land in the US, cops can still be sued for everything they own in a common-law court!

I vote for prison.

@Jr ALEXANDER Actually, there is indeed a designated common law court... The Federal District Court. Which should NEVER be confused with the US District Court. They are not the same thing. The Federal District Court is strictly and solely a 'court of record' and is thus, a common law court in all 50 states. In fact, all 'courts of record' are common law courts, but not all courts are "courts of record." Only "courts of record' are common law courts while 'non-courts of record' are Administrative law courts. If you had actually been listening to Eddy Craig, you'd already know this important fact distinction.

@Jr ALEXANDER Look in local your phone book for Federal District Court. Or, if you're in California, all courts are 'courts of record' so any court is a common law court. Since all states are different, I can't tell you where all the 'courts of record" are located. But, if you call your local courthouse, the court clerk can tell you where the nearest "court of record' is in your state. But keep in mind. To open a common law court, YOU have to first file a claim in a 'court of record,' declare it a common law court. Do not assume the clerk, judge or any court employees will do it for you. They won't.

cravinbob will you show yourself out now?

Thank you and goodnight!

Not gonna lie. Joke or not, thats hot.

General coockie81 99.99999999% sure yes

Troy what if they pull over a detective in an unmarked car…

OverKnight 52 they can or at least where I live

OverKnight 52 Then the detective probably broke a traffic violation.

Yes

Don't set off fireworks in your car while driving drunk. It's against the law.

What if I have a phobia of needles

@@iamaidansmith7542 then go to jail

No I have a massive fear of blood draw not shots though but I can’t say I feel bad don’t drink and drive or drive like an idiot

more likely to escape a dui@@spearspearspear

Ayratown A Navy corpsman told me a trick of his; get AAA+, and when you’re done drinking, if you don’t have a sober driver, they can put your car on a roll back truck, and bring you home. When you wake up the next day, your car is in your drive.

I had to watch two hours of videos that explains how drinking and driving in Texas they strongly require it

GunGuru AAA has gotten wise though. If you're drunk and just looming for a ride they'll refuse you.

Higher Dimensions Open your hood. Unplug your MAF sensor or Fuel pump relay. Watch it not start. Tell them to shut the f*** up and just tie the car lol

are you stupid

hey guys are having problems. it will not only is this something I would be great if I could have done. it will be in a few years ago. it is a great day. it was the first to review the information. the only thing is to be a little more than a week or so. the only thing I

@@quinnjennings4585 huh?

Yeah that's what's up. So the scumbag can write you to tickets in the future. That and the media hype making him out to be some kind of hero are the only reason the narcissist traitors save lives. You assholes are so blind you really can't see these people are the reason our Country is on it's last breath. The Police are our last line of defence between overzealous corrupt politicians and Unconstitutional legislation. They've failed miserably!

BMORE all of the lols

Don't say pegged, look it up in the urban dictionary

Bailey VanDeKraats maybe he meant it

Matt Watts maybe.

Oh I meant it >:)

that and having them recite the alphabet backwards since most people cant even do that sober

Christian Figueroa yes

dennis reynolds they're not really looking for an accurate backwards alphabet, they're trying to see if you say letters wrong, slur your speech, and the king of all fuck ups... Saying "I couldn't even do this if I was sober"

ash anarchy shit I can’t

Can't stand the fact that checkpoints exist. They're disgusting. Just indiscriminately pulling everyone over with zero reasonable suspicion

Did u do any jail time?

Just state minimums

Hay that was my idea. And yes he is doing a video on them.

Eliot W I love you

Explorer squad

Please I would love to know about explorer programs, as I would love to join my cities program

We should do it together and vlog it.

SUBBY I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS AND I WANT YOUR GSXR TRADE ME BIKES

volunteer for what.

Me too, so long as the hangover doesn't get me in Trig. lol.

YOOOO SUB D!

Mostly, when a person is truly intoxicated, they don't really care what tests they are doing and just wish to be done with it...There are SOOOO many times when someone states, "Can't you just go ahead and arrest me because I already told ya that I'm drunk, you saw me leaving the bar at two in the morning, I can barely stand, I was urinating in public? You asked what I was doing and I told you that I was taking a piss and that I would respond upon finishing. You broke into insane laughter with the understanding that we had been betrayed more so than they. Besides, I would fail regardless of sobriety."

Kinda late but in my state (New Jersey) if you don’t agree to it the law says your automatically drunk for refusing

ABCS backwards in spanish....

Because DUIs rake in the dough

Wavey alex your punctuation is wrong bruh

Jacob Amiri 401 clearly gets the point so relax

Game Sharky my mom's eues shake too due to her seizures. If your sodium gets low it will do it and thats always what caused her seizures.

@@kassidydaughtry5737 that is why they don't allow people who have seizures on the road

@@punker4Real except they do she still has a license and she still drives because her seizure are controlled, as long as they are controlled they do not revoke licenses. She hasnt had a seizure in years. It just did damage when she was having them

Bud Hobbs I wish he would do this. Any time a cop gets behind me on the highway I FREAK out because I feel like if I pulled off the next exit he would think I was trying to evade him lol

Just go to the next exit, or wait for a traffic cutout. Most cops will prefer this and would probably thank you.

@@0xsergy not to sure about that. I tried pulling over in a safer place for the officer, and he gave me crap about it. I even told him i was just trying to help you stay safer bc there was basically no shoulder and it was night time. But hey I tried.

Same in Canada. If they fail they are given a blood test.

Go0se I agree 100% but you have to remember they're not stray Leah those cops are probably decent people who aren't on some weird freaky Power Trip that if they don't hurt somebody everyday they can't get a bonerperiod in the US it's different they all want to be Killers when they shoot someone on duty they give him a card that you ride with the number 2 and if the person died they get a black one they're encouraged everyday regularly to maim mutilate and hurt people they steal property phones computers and money and in America police cannot be trusted

How can you test for drugs in a breath test? Alcohol, yes. Drugs? Also, a person in the US can refuse a breath test

Cranky Grandma if you refuse they take your license tho.

Michael Mills Either A: You are a troll who just got me. Or B: You are severely developmentally delayed.

You're easy prey for them.

techno bop excellent question

techno bop some detectives just drive regular marked patrol vehicles

techno bop The station just gives you the detective car, usually a sedan of some kind.

techno bop it'd be sick to put lights on a camaro like in Hawaii five-0 doubt cops can do that though

Joshua Vazquez they have some I forgot the name of the channel but it's s cop with a camaro

Precisely, I have heard of numerous cases such as yours where illness or someones metabolism makes it appear that they are impaired. You should have hired the best attorney in town!

Pigs these days

Never volunteer for the sobriety tests.

John Dicus lmao

Lol, I just do the roll method, 🤣🤣🤣

YOU, volunteer to fold those sheets.... there's this thing called the 5th amendment.

Andrew P Good question... I hope detective401 makes a video explaining this.

Honestly doubt it bc sirens are VERY loud. Also police they're cautious just ride thru it slow and there won't be a problem.

Andrew P we are expected to obey all traffic laws even when responding to an emergency or in a chase. We are exempt from speeding but we are technically supposed to stop at red lights and stop signs. We can pass cars but only when safe. But we have to be safe. If I run a red light and kill someone it's on me. Hope this answers your question. I would also say it depends on the call. If one of my guys is getting shot at. I'm probably gonna break a few laws getting there.

As a School Bus Driver, here is my Policy with my Bus, anytime I hear a Siren sounding, even if my Red Lights, and Stop Arm are Activated, and functioning, I hold all of my Students on my Bus until I figure out where the Siren is coming from in relation to where my Bus is. If I can actually see the Emergency Vehicle that is sounding the Siren, and it's coming either toward my Bus or approaching from behind, I immediately turn off my Reds, and close my Stop Arm, and allow that Emergency Vehicle to pass, along with any others that may be following it as well. I only reactivate my Reds and Stop Arm to either Discharge or load my Students after the Siren from the Vehicle is no longer audible. I always give them full right of way, because we never know who they are going to the aid of, and it may be someone we know.

Thanks. That what my dad was saying he does with his bus.

......so then it is admissible in court🤔

@@motoxguy7 Maybe in the sense that he officer can talk about his investigation and what led him to use a Breathalyzer or blood test on the suspect. I worked at a jail and we did use the PBT to determine the level of intoxication of inmates. They had to be 0.02 or lower before they could bond out. We didn't share any of this information with the court.

Jason Hochman 👍. The FST or SFST (depends where your from), the PBT or PAS device, HGN, along with a bunch of other little “tests/observations” are simply used to confirm the effects of alcohol. The most critical part of a DUI is everything that happens....BEFORE these tests. Articulating impairment; most easily done with the ol’ dashcam. Basically, if you can make it in to RU-vid....your probably already gonna get convicted. Most states utilize 2 separate vehicle codes; 1 for impairment and 1 for “the BAC number”.....blah blah blah. You don’t need a sermon on this and football is on TV. Gotta get back to my BEER!

Many places still have subjective laws that can still be used against you based on officer opinion. If you can't prove bad faith either, one false delay or word will often be enough for the DMV to take your license for a year even if no criminal charges are proven. Sometimes you are just on the end of their bad day and it is incredible how easy a technical signal violation is used when nothing else. They (in this state) are not required to tell you why they stopped you. They are not required to inform you of the right for their warrant requirement for blood draws (they will coerce you with the civil matters until you bend or make an error), they are allowed to select the chemical test even if you have a medical condition (famous PA case of a diabetic with blot clots in the arm that suggested a different test still lost his license by DMV standards because it isn't his choice of chemical test, its the cops [note the dmv is a lot of retired cops in charge]) even if it is medically dangerous. The cops are not viable, and they have ruled against liability against medical professionals complying as they too can be in trouble if a blood draw is ordered. Until you realize the mountain of problems, you fall into that trap of believing cops never seek easy targets. Doesn't help the fact the system is essentially useless to prevent the general public from knowing YOUR record, but good luck finding provable times the justice system wiped itself clear. You do realize, it wasn't until this summer that PA cops couldn't have sex with those they were interrogating or investigating? They literally robed hookers because paying them meant they could arrest them. Stop feeding into the nonsense until you get a grip on the insanity of criminal procedure vs civil that doesn't agree, and there is no one to ask. I can't even find the reason to submit a perjury complaint (specific and articulate fact never proven (an item) that altered a case through the removal of my ability to use an affirmative defense. Mind you, it was on footage they could just ask for. Hint - they made the sworn fact and they also could obtain the evidence. You really expect most lawyers to successfully obtain the information from a store that relies on the police when robbed? Read up on the problems of the system before you simply become the naive idiot that could have avoided thousands upon thousands simply proving something the DA could have reviewed dash cam footage for - knowing they will likely get you to plea out because of how hard it is to prove you are innocent. FYI: meds with inactive metabolites that have long half lives still are fully able to sentence you for the highest level of DUI. The metabolites doesn't prove intoxication is one expensive fact to have to raise in a system that knows it already yet don't care. May you never live in a poor area with cops that grind axes all day.... I still cannot believe it took this long to outlaw cops robbing hookers.

@@trumpet12345 Damn those poppy seed bagels.

@@Samuel-I you do realize actual poppy seeds vary greatly in their ability to cause that issue? It also depends on what all metabolites exist that can be tested to rule out the chance it was poppy seeds? Each type of testing makes assumptions. 4am is indicative of heroin. 20 mins about in the blood, or much longer in the urine. Morphine in blood that is detected as a later metabolite can be problematic to determine if someone is taking morphine tablets, or its the result of heroin. Riddle me this. Why should the state say you cannot refuse a chemical test, and not allow the noninvasive test to be used? Why should the request be viewed as a refusal when the form itself lists both under the umbrella of chemical testing. If one isn't as good as the other, that seems inherently problematic. anything else I can enlighten you on?

@@Samuel-I plus here is another funny thing. you know MADD? they spend more money simply to gather more money than in any other manner. As an organization, they have become pretty dirty. Take in large car manufacturer donors in exchange for avoiding any topic regarding safety risks (takata is also a huge sponsor) other than alcohol. They refuse to talk about cellphone use, other distractions, safety flaws etc. It isn't because of one topic focus, its the agreement they make with platinum donors.

Plenty of people still being charged with DUI even after blowing a 0.00. Apparently, cops no longer need evidence to charge a DUI.

The pupil size difference thing is a real sign of serious brain injury.

The point of this stuff is primarily to establish probable cause for further examination. These tests alone shouldn't be the only determining factor about whether or not somebody is under the influence. I get what you're saying about the eye exams, I'd likely fail them even though I haven't had a drop to drink in nearly 16 years. But, I've got some neurological issues that cause my eyes to jerk around abnormally. I got nowhere near 45 degrees on my left eye before it started to jerk around. IMHO, they shouldn't be able to bring DUI charges without some sort of blood test confirming that there's something in the defendant's system that would cause it.

You beat me to it. I was about to start rattling off a list of conditions that can cause nystagmus and dysmetria. Yes anyone with a MD/DO or OD is laughing at this.

He did say he doesn't use in court only as a gauge to see if more testing is needed.

Police departments should have a community fund for those who end up over-intoxicated & a hotline to call an Uber to take the drunk person to an in-town home. It would save a ton of lives!

@Crawford Hogan Ouch

They have no interest in public safety or helping anyone these days. Used to be cops would give you ride home or follow you to make sure you got home safe. It is all about revenue and lowering the legal BAC creates more targets while those seriously impaired do not drive and thus are not subject to arrest. If you are drunk you can be arrested he moment you step out of the bar:public drunkenness. Catching you driving pays their system. Police should be drug tested once a month and audited by IRS yearly. If they have nothing to hide they have nothing to fear.

cravinbob your dumb

.8 is too high lol maybe they should change it to .08

Too many officers are corrupt ass holes. One officer was busted for having 130 false arrests in ONE year! I, personally, even though I don't drink, would NEVER take a field test! It's about 1 in 4 chance you will be found wrong, even if you are completely sober.

Destined to Fail.

I am home lil boy. sittin my fat self on the couch

Peter Pan Ahahahahahah that's funny

Peter Pan wanna help my sprinkle some magic dust on my bunghole???

Mr Paulinho 78 unfortunately I have to work evening shift tomorrow so I'll be at the office until after midnight, which is why I wanted to get the video out today.

And, for the record, I'm not one of those people who thinks cops are jerks. Most officers are amazing people and I have the utmost respect for them. I wasn't even angry with that officer, maybe he was having a bad night and unintentionally took it out on me. Who knows. I just thought it was a funny story to share. I ended up just paying the ticket cause I didn't wanna go looking for more trouble.

He explained in the video that you can pass a breath test while still driving under the influence. The breath test measures your blood alcohol level, but does not measure whether or not you have recently done drugs of any kind. It is also illegal to drive a vehicle if you have not slept within 24 hours

Depends on your state's laws and how much you had to drink. In my state, failure to comply with the tests results in a mandatory loss of license for, I believe, 6 months. Definitely better, from a loss of license, fine, and insurance rate standpoint than failing the test and being convicted of DUI, but still pretty bad. I would say that it is usually best to refuse the tests only if you KNOW that you will fail, as a good lawyer may find a procedural or other issue that could help in that case, but this is much more difficult to do when the police have more information regarding your level of inebriation that you willingly provided. A personal anecdote - I made the mistake of leaving my high beams on while passing a cop on the way home from a friend's birthday celebration, which was held at a bar, and was pulled over for this mistake (wasn't speeding or anything else). I then admitted to the cop who pulled me over that I had come from a bar that I had been at for at least 3-4 hours and had about a drink an hour (he asked where I was coming from/going - probably a mistake to admit that, in hindsight). I knew that I was sober, so took the roadside test, apparently passed (I recall doing just fine, although hard to say how well I did on the eye shake test, given my perspective), and was released without issue.

Hogwash. You have to submit to breath or blood tests only.

You are right, I misread. It is the failure to submit to a *chemical* test that triggers the penalties I mentioned. Sorry about putting bad information out there/thanks for calling me on it.

Kyle I figured somebody was going to bring that up. I have mixed feelings about them. Do I think they are unconstitutional? Absolutely. The fact that you are illegally stopping someone is not a good thing. But I can speak from experience when I say that I have been apart of dozens of road safety checks. Every single one of them we end up with at least five drunks in custody. Most Road checks are only about an hour long. Imagine if one of those people would have kept driving and killed someone. Is it unconstitutional? To me, yes. But is it worth it? Yes. that's a tough question.

So illegally stopping people doesn't matter?

You're oath was to uphold the constitution. Why participate in something that violates the 4th amendment? I don't think an oath means anything to anyone. I took one as a nurse and live by it no matter what.

Officer: Have you been drinking? You: No have you?