Drunk Driver Fatally Crashes on Motorway | Traffic Cops FULL EPISODE | Blue Light 

I understand your grief. Btw. I just call them drunks.

I’m so sorry that’s horrendous and so tragic 😢

Sending love ❤

Oh man how awful.. Your poor family and u ✋👍

Absolutely they are.. I’m so very sorry for you and your mum and family, horrendous, he should have been given life..xx

Sorry for your family's loss, no one should be at their children's funeral let alone grandchilds., my condolences to your family. Totally agree with your views, they should never be allowed to get behind a wheel again

Very sorry for your family’s loss I can’t imagine the pain this has obviously caused. I completely agree I’ve got no time or sympathy for drink/drug drivers, it infuriates me how little time they end up serving in jail

It's not just confined to drink and drugs, I regularly see people drinking,eating,applying make up,reading,shaving,texting,phoning,watching tv etc. for which there are absolutely no mitigating circumstances. People all doing anything but concentrating on the road,it''s a callously selfish attitude and one that deserves harsher punishments.

It makes my blood boil every time I read something like this, how can someone be so selfish and reckless is beyond me, my heart breaks I can’t imagine how I’d cope losing my daughter 😢

I'm so very sorry for your and your family's loss it must be so very dreadful your little girl taken from you all by someone so irrisponsable. I knew a young lady in southern Ireland she was my brothers best friends wife. My mum was her little boys babysitter. I also knew her from visiting my mum. Her husband was a garda that's Irish police he was one of the presidents officers. She was parked at red lights a truck crashed into her knocked her into to lines of traffic. She died 5 minutes after arriving at hospital her 5 year old son died 4 times but was brought back his right leg has, slight damage he will always limp while walking he has partial sight in his right eye and has some brain damage. The driver of the truck was texting his wife in Poland whan he hit her. He got off with virtually nothing his wife was telling him how is his daughter was she was in hospital after having her appendix removed 3 days before. He got sympathy. This mother lost her life her 5 year old sonm nearly lost his life and he lost his mum and has life changing injurys. Her husband lost his wife nearly lost his son and has to care for his son for the rest of his son's life. Because of a text. I think texting drinking and drug driving should have years of jail timg at least 40 years and never be allowed to drive again.

but Claud loved animals, this m oron put the dog in the back n it ran off...not much love for respect for animals

CLAUDE.

​@@SpeccyMan Oho, the grammar policeman.

Caught mid fly tip maybe...that "real" policeman probably saved some country lane 😁

Rab C. Nesbitt comes to mind...

Straight up psychopath

You have always done it ,well there’s something to be proud of NOTits always the poor innocent ones that get killed you should be ashamed of yourself

Lifetime ban, £10,000 fine and a year inside THEN he'll see it quite clearly.

@@dismalfist even banning them for life dont deter some.get another car. drive disqualified because they dont give a shit.

@@richardpotter712 stop making my ribs hurt lol

🤣🤣🤣 Fckn superb!

What a dick. Too old for the earring and it's crying.😪

She sitting in the middle of a hairdressing salon halfway through doing her hair… Then he complains that she won’t come straight away… My god, the man of my dreams…😂😂😂 NOT

@@eliz1957 A wet bed whats not to love 😁😁😁

One cant be disqualified if they have never been qualified. Logic checks out, especially if coming from a bureaucrat.

same logic as "how can you charge me with tax fraud, I don't even pay taxes"

Licence. C.

Semantics are important. He's not qualified, but also not disqualified. He's um... Unqualified? Misqualified? Dequalified? Exqualified? Or just nonqualified.

@@SeverityOne Well said !

And the wife knew about it - comes across as a dodgy travellers story all round. The missing dog ate my licence.

I'm hoping he was lying about the dog for some reason. He said it was his daughter's dog. I'd go nuts if someone lost my dog and then just drove off and left her.

@elizabethwoolnough4358 No, there's no dog. I'd say he's holding onto the Irish licence to hide his UK one. He's so full of lies I wouldn't even believe his story that he lives in Ireland. And was that his wife? She didn't seem to know who he was at first.

He was going to fly tip that...what a lying sod!

D'ya loike dags?

Textbook narcissistic personality. The tragedy of it all is the lackadaisical response from the courts. Much stricter legislation is required and courts must apply the law stringently. I have never understood this coddling behavior on the part of government for one of the most destructive crimes committed on a routine basis.

DUIs should always result in your license being revoked permanently.

.46/.34 is literally 10 minutes difference OR 1/3 of a pint over.....millions of people in the UK have 2 pints and drive home. If you're someone who condemns this: you are, quite frankly, an absolute cretin.

The fact that he’s been doing this for years and not been pulled over for obvious drink driving, someone had to tip them off about it, plus how sober and collected he is behaving, I wonder if he just has a really high tolerance for alcohol and is not actually as impaired as another person would be at that blood level.

@@tattycakes2k2 "Sober and collected"? Did you see him when he stood up at 21:17? That's not a man who has only had two pints!

Yeah, I'm sure his wife would be really thrilled to get all that for Xmas. He'll probably get divorce papers 😅.

I think they were gifts for his wife and that would explain why she resides in a different country

@@CHEEKYMONKEY2647 the cop actually said he was going carboot with it but it was the guy saying it’s his wife’s id be embarrassed to even lie about that so maybe it was for his wife he did look like he smelt of piss but 1 thing I think he don’t like his wife 😂

Absolutely what I thought

I agree my first thought

about 20 years ago in my local area,a teenager was driving her car and crashed and killed herself.police, ambulance and fire attended.her dad was one of the firefighters 😢

God bless your dad and all first responders ❤

Yes me too.i was a doctor in an and e when a 14yr old was brought in after being run over. His poor parents were beside themselves,I was grabbed by my throat and slammed against a wall as the poor father wanting me to be lying to him. He didn’t hurt me,and I could understand.

I can imagine. Like this one, the car pretty much folded in half, not a lot of protection in that direction. Tough extrication. Mine was a motorcyclist who ran a stop sigh crossing a highway every day on the way home from work. His mates weren't far behind him. One day, there was an elderly couple coming and got him 90⁰ at speed. I had to check for pulse, and his body just jiggled like a bag of jelly. We thought the couple were going to have heart attacks. That call sticks with me the most I figure. Even the one where the suspect and police officer were still armed and shot doesn't stick the same as that one.

Exactly my thoughts. Can't believe the copper didn't suspect that.

Yep deffo... they are no xmas presents that's for sure

I had to look "fly tipper" up and I think you nailed it. Saying the crap was a Christmas present was an over the top loony claim. If it was true .... no wonder that his wife doesn't live with him anymore 😂🤣

Fly tipper for sure,

is it me or was the copper being polite for the camera or thick as shit ?

Yup. My Mother is the same. She sinks a bottle or two of wine every night, but thankfully never drunk drove. Ever. She lost her most beloved 18 year old cousin to a drink driver in 1989, 2 daulys before Christmas, and she never ever recovered from that. She is retired now, but held incredibly senior positions in a recognisable global company, all the while being a functioning alcoholic. It's actually remarkable how well lots of people hide a chronic, terminal addiction to alcohol.

@@CensorshipRebel Very true. As functional as they may be their reaction time and judgment while driving impaired will be affected. Good for your mother for never driving drunk. Having a family member killed as a result of an impaired driver is tragic and I`m sure that has a bearing on the rest of the families driving habits.

@@CensorshipRebel - how did she get to work?

@@22Purplemist she had a driver.

Geezus. That's cold.

Damn, bet that stuck with him. Tough job mentally and physically

@@RoxusRemo He is ex-forces and served in Iraq and Afghanistan so I expect has seen some unpleasant sights. A couple of years ago (as firefighter) his team were called out to a very serious accident where a car with four people had hit a truck. All four were dead and his team had the job of cutting them out. It was New Years eve.

@@jamespires3383 It's about making them think by showing them what happens when they don't think. And you can't use edited and made up events for that. People that you want to start thinking has to know that they are looking at the real deal, because they won't bother when they believe it's just a movie or something. I got hit by a drunk driver doing 55 mph in a 90 degree turn when I was a young man in my early 20's. And I was a first responder in ambulances at the time. Well, this driver put an end to that career. And I had already seen some examples of what happens when they go wrong before that. I drive a lorry today, and I still see it happen on rare occasions, and the mayhem they cause to both themselves and others. In my opinion, watching these things should be mandatory for drivers. Not just the drunk ones, but everybody stopped without a lisence or insurance or with a dangerously maintained car etc. Because they are litterally gambling with the lives of others. And you might want to say that not having a lisence or insurance isn't dangerous in and of itself, but the point is that if that's the case and an accident happens with injuries or fatalities, the victims will have no help or compensation other than the immediate treatment in hospital, effectively leaving them much worse off if they are disabled or out sick for a long time that can cause them to be fired from their jobs, not to mention the trauma received if it is a bad accident that has a lot of blood and screaming from injured people.

You must have watched it ​@@jamespires3383

Clearly permanently brain damaged by booze. Couple of pints? My a** and bet the person who shopped him was his ex wife..

He was an absolute knob! So arrogant

That entire incident seemed very odd to me. The breathalyser was inconclusive, then the evediantial machine failed. His conviction was then for not providing a sample which also seemed odd. Possibly he had been drinking spirits on an empty stomach, which can lead to dehydration, causing alcohol to concentrate in the bladder. He had purely been stopped on information which also puzzled me. Would someone in a pub seeing a guy quietly sitting down and having a couple of drinks, follow him to his car, note the registration and report him to the police unless their was an agenda. I suspect that the person reporting him had an unrelated grievance, either work or domestic. The way that he wanted to get away from it all also raised my suspicions that he had something to hide. Hopefully not, but he reminded me of the way some people go into denial when they are diagnosed with a cancer. His inability to be able to provide a venous blood sample raise my suspicions still further.

​@wilsjane roadside breath tests are only a screening device for officers to decide on arresting someone or not. A court needs the more advanced machine in the station as its more accurate. If that fails they will try blood samples or urine. Also, as a paramedic, sometimes getting a vein can be difficult if the patient is dehydrated or has fatty arms.

Oh my goodness 😮 that story is crazy! I am so glad they got you out! ❤

i was going to say i've seen you on the youtubes before and had forgotten to say i like your username and profile picture but after a story like that it seems a little trite. fantastic that that officer came and had a cup of tea and a chat with you on your boat afterwards. 😊

@@billynomates920 cheers, oh i change the profile pic now n then but due to so many meds I am on is my excuse 🤣 and yes Ben was brilliant, he is same age as my son too.

liar

you have no memory but you know but you know there was another driver who called 999 liar

Yep it's a good job you're not in charge

Leave it to youtube commenters to demand way too harsh punishments for crimes as if that actually has any impact at all.

Mandatory 15 years to start with.

Said the done drink driver and waster ​@@glennbeadshaw727

@@ketchup901 So what punishment would you consider appropriate for killing someone through your own deliberate decision to drive while drunk..?

😂😂😂😂

And his wife didn’t recognise his voice!

Aye ,he had surely overdosed kissing the Blarney Stone.

driver or police?

@@borinvlogs you are if you think you have to ask that

Tools are useful

@@borinvlogsclearly the drink driver

Overzealous copper hunting his prey.

Dont be unkind to short planks!!

these people vote ffs

@@stevenmoore3480 thankfully I suspect most of them don’t 😅

Brian Potter also came to mind

Julie... definitely Bill Maynard...I never watched many episodes of Heartbeat..but his character Greengrass stood out over all the rest..and the Policeman from the EastEnders series..forgotten his name..I cant be bothered to Google

They don't want respect, they want a decent wage.

@@lwo7736both would be ideal! First responders, where would we be without them, they deserve every ounce of support, respect, and pay❤

​@@lwo7736Yes, they're also underpaid.

Yep, but the cops didn’t though.

Heading to Scarborough for the mating season...

@@alanbennett5071 and his big black bags full of smelly pissy clothes to get washed lol

Totally agree. There is no excuse

cry about it

@@hedley541gaming2 Grow up

Whether drunk or not the loss of life, his family, his children thankfully didn’t hurt anybody else however, he still lost his life and paid for his crime ultimate price. I think that’s recompense don’t you?

Alcohol changes your perception and so its not self centred necessarily but by now people should know not to take the risk.

Christmas presents...my arse...more like fly tipping.

I dunno they could be hoarders

@@kwickeb99 i'll second that ... that's load is all dodgy and has zero value

You will be sleeping on it on your own.

Maybe he is the type that is always given his wife unwanted rubbish. Some people can be like that

LICENCE. No S!

@@SpeccyMan CAN BE SPELT/SPELLED BOTH WAYS.

@@Gobbbbb No, licence is the noun, license is the verb, you can't just spell it either way.

@@ryanmitcham5522 I fully aware, I've Googled it countless times because I often forget which is which. I thought he was going for the "oh look, its the American spelling and it's wrong" play, which is why I included the spelt/spelled part.

Ban him from driving for driving with no license makes sense 🤣

who crashes after one drink?

@@leenevin8451 I'm assuming your one of them who goes oh one more won't hurt.

@@dan9471 nah I’m a pussy me

They do the least amount of work possible.

Good point tbf

Years ago my sister hired a car to attend a wedding. She got a green light at some roadworks and started to move off but a guy in a pickup went through a red and ended up hitting her car. Police came, took statements from her and her passengers, plus the other driver. They believed her and suspected the other driver was lying. She had hassle from the hire company and had to pay costs. Months later the police failed to prosecute the other driver because they 'lost' the evidence. Typical police farce. She got some compensation from insurance in the end but could have done without the hassle and minor injuries.

​@@ryand141that is definitely not true. Maybe you've had dealings? Our Police are out there 24/7 doing the best they can with limited resources and manpower. If people didn't break the law so much they could be more effective

@@caz3502 Well, you have a biased view. I don't. Tell me, how many crimes are actually solved, in the department you work in? Give me a percentage.

Trouble is products like mouth wash have an alcohol content as well as soft drinks. More needs to be done to encourage people not to drink at all when driving.

It cannot be 0, as the body can produce alcohol

It's not realistic for it to be 0 as there can be small amounts of alcohol in your breath through no fault of your own

Zero is very unrealistic. When did you last have a drink? You want taxpayers to buy out all pubs, hotels, restaurants? If people can't have a glass of wine with their meal, then they won't go out.

@@electroid8119 - what soft drink contains alcohol?

Or Elgin from Green Green Grass. lol

hahah

Exactly what I thought.

And failing to provide a breath test still renders you for prosecution why didn't you mention that

​@@hgv1883Failing seems to usually mean refusing, rather than appearing to do it.

I doubt it was his dog..Probably stole it but yes who just drives off ???

I know quite a few law enforcement officers here in the states and a lot of them have seen some stuff that made them do exactly what your ex did. Not to get too graphic, it's pretty disturbing, no matter how I write it out, but one officer had to deal with a drunk driver who plowed into a group of primary school aged kids crossing the street. If it had happened a year later there are good chances that his son would've been hit heading to school because of the proximity of his house to the scene.

I was with AFP for 11 years before being accepted by an ambulance service. I was stationed in a small country town that was a 14 hour drive from where my kids lived with the ex. One afternoon we got called to a single vehicle rollover. Five children and one adult, all with critical injuries bar one. An 8 year old boy (same age as my youngest) was ejected and died on scene. What made this case worse, was that there was just one ambo and one copper on shift in town. I had to get the local GP and head hospital nurse to come by taxi to assist. That 8 year old looked just like my son. I couldn't hug him until a week later when I was on days off and drove down to him. The young cop had only been in for a couple of years and I think looked to me for guidance sometimes. The whole incident rocked the whole town.

​@@coover65that's so sad. Vehicles are serious machines, they really need to be treated with respect, it only takes one second..

@@yeh.80 True. What made this particular job sad was that a drunk adult let a 15 year old drive. It was a dirt road, everything that made it an absolute recipe for disaster. Even the surviving kids had horrific injuries. Way too much for a small town band of emergency services crews to handle. But we did.

@@coover65 Yep.. I can't even begin to imagine. I'll always have great respect for our emergency services, specially those that are rural. I don't think I could ever become a first responder, really takes a certain kind of person.

She had been trying to forget all year..he turns up..and ruins her Christmas..

Depending on his size, it sounds like a man can have a couple of pints and still be under the drink drive limit, depending on the amount of alcohol in the drink. Not something I would chance but it seems like so many do.

@@xo2quilt He was of average build and drank bitter ale as far as I can remember. That he drank with cops and lawyers may have had something to do with his immunity...

Needing a few drinks after patching up hundreds of accident victims is understandable - driving yourself home afterwards is ridiculous 😂

two mega pints...

@@extec101im a police officer in washington state in the usa and I can say this is 100% true. Its the international rule that its always 2 pints.

@@FrazerLoveman so no mega pints then before driving?

think you missed the bit where they had intel that he had been drink driving numerous times, so they wanted him off the road.

@@simmycutters3757 Wasn't that a different guy? The old guy was borderline and refused a blood sample. Either way, best that they're both off the road.

Rubbish

Taken some pictures.....when there's a professional film crew right there.

@@iz723 who took footage from at least 6 foot away. I am talking about pictures that will show details and markings to distinguish it from identical makes and models.

It wasn't rubbish, it was his wifes Chrismas pressies the lucky devil. Honest.

How do you know he didn't take any photos? You're seeing an edited version of the incident. You're not seeing absolutely every single thing that happened.

Our Police are not trigger happy and this country bans guns THANK GOD

Yeah shame they let Wayne Cousins A SERVING POLICE OFFICER drive around freely and murdering an innocent girl, oh well that’s the UK police for you !

The woman witness? Pubs are restaurants too, and you do not have to drink when there, she was also saying something about her husband being at work so maybe he works there.

Fly tipper 💯%

Designated drivers go to pubs too, or you can just have a meal and a LLB or a coke or something. Back when it was a cheap meal out we used to go to a pub occasionally if the reviews were good. My wife didn't really drink, and if I was driving home neither did I. It's also a good place for a family gathering (restaurant or garden) and you typically don't see much drinking at those either. Lots of reasons to go to pubs and not drink alcohol.

I wondered that too! How bizarre 🤣

It’s a fashion

My thoughts when I saw it why didn't he not be tested for drink

​​@@susankeating8678 in the hot, hot sun. How bizarre, how bizarre? You made me think of the song😂

@@alistairhackney I had to look those lyrics up because I had no idea what you are talking about! Having done that I have to admit that I have never heard the song before despite it being nearly 30 years old 😂 You live & learn as they say!

Thanks for the info.

Yes the report about the battery disconnection is correct. I’m the guy at 3:57 and was the first person to go up to the crashed vehicle to check on the driver. Shortly after me a guy from a local business came past with tools and offered to disconnect the battery as all the electrics were still active and there were concerns the vehicle could catch fire. Unfortunately after seeing the drivers condition he asked if he could leave as he found the scene too distressing.

@@geesus69 Thanks, yes that is quite understandable. He wasn't in the emergency services, he was just another man like any of us.

Yeh I’ve never forgotten what I saw that night and doubt I ever will. Fair play to the emergency services who see it on a daily basis. For the guy that disconnected the battery he saw me walking around the vehicle and thought I was the driver who had got out, so was genuinely trying to just help me out, but when I explained I was just a passer by and that the driver was still in the vehicle he took a quick look inside and said that was too much for him to take. Cant blame him for that.

LOL....😁😁😁

Different in what way?

@@naomispencer3246 Nobody got shot...

@@sarkybugger5009 They rarely shoot drunk drivers...I've never heard of someone who got shot for driving drunk.

@@naomispencer3246 Where I live in the US, they don't have the kit to get a sample of breath at the roadside. They do have a series of physical tests they ask the person to do to determine if they have been drinking...walking on a line for 9 steps then turning around to return, balancing on one foot while holding up their other foot for 30 seconds, following a pen only with their eyes...those are the ones I've seen.

@@xo2quilt - goodnes! That is so outdated. We haven't used that in decades

Police can't fix what stupid is, only what stupid does.

Millions of thickos per year millions 😂

...that you can see. Speed cameras, APNR cameras, traffic control centers all mean that it is more cost effective to allocate a patrol car when and where required, rather than just cruising around aimlessly.

It was filmed about 9 years ago

What are you on about? Traffic police are out every single day.

It's why I don't drive when big events are happening

I went out for a walk yesterday evening and turned around and went home after the 4th car went accelerating hard past me. Nothing to do with speed/the law/safety, I just don't want to listen to it. Anyone would think we had lost the way people were driving aggressively.

I think you are seeing more than is actually there.

Just watch Heartbeat instead😂

The problem with that approach is that there are things other than alcoholic drinks that can result in a small level of blood alcohol. Or, as I suspect in many cases, a driver plays it safe on the night (taxi, carpool etc), but the following morning on the way to work, there may still be residual alcohol in the bloodstream.

Then we should ban all people who are old, who takes pain medication, are disabled, wear glasses, are on chemo, don't speak English, diabetic, who work more than 12 hours, who can't parallel park, are vegan and especially people who can't remember all 500 rules of the theory test.

What a stupid comment.

@@poruatokin I agree with your first point, however believe the second one is up to the individuals responsibility to know how much they can reasonably have to be able to commute safely to work the next day.

As poruatokin says, zero threshold is simply not practical. Apart from things like mouthwash and certain medications, some common foods and drinks (e.g. bread, bananas, pears, fruit juice, vinegar, mustard, soy sauce) can naturally have some alcohol content.

I thought Nosferatu, but then no, he’s out in daytime too.

@@chewskewsme It burns! It burns!

I was thinking Dobby from Harry Potter😅

If your country and mine could stop spending so much money and resources on those in our countries without proper paperwork, we would both have the financial means to hire more police officers, without raising taxes.

@@xo2quilt - I'm glad they do. If you don't have a licence or aren't insured you shouldn't drive.

I would have thought the thousands of ANPR cameras would catch them. If registered owner doesn't have a license, they send cops to pull it over.

@@YourLocalGP ANPR cameras and speed cameras aren't the same thing. And ANPR cameras are only of use if the car being driven is registered to the person driving it at their address.

Like a postman pat of the police force

It's not zero because of mouthwash, wine used in cooking etc.