Intoxicated Suspects Refuse To Cooperate | Jail Full Episodes 

terrific!

Good, don't catch no more cases.

@@edwardbass1605 I think he turned himself in to Jesus Christ.

4 more years of no new charges!!!

Well done

There are..problem is.. they only show you the axxwholes

Yeah, the guy wasn't bad, I could see him in better days playing some where!!

Sadly I think those days are gone for him

That is the difference, My Dad would have petty Mad. So many parent enablers. Look at Durrel Brooks.

good guitarist, lousy singer.

He touched my heart! 😢❤

I sort of understand their reasoning behind keeping the prisoner in line… But does it seem a tiny bit excessive and/or like they’re under some sort of power trip when they bend their hands back like that? I don’t know I’m torn.😮

It would be great if the department was allowed to offer him that opportunity!

@@MerrrryBeth Not sure that I caught that. One thing that I've noticed is that there a herd of officers to each inmate. I have a feeling that's because sometimes people have superhuman strength when they are on drugs.

If they're in jail for DUI, stealing beer, and possession of illegal drugs then they definitely have a problem with substances. 2:46 that took the attitude and fight right out of him.

i stopped almost two months ago

Amen. I have 9 years clean n sober…. We do recover, like you said if we get help.

Stay thirsty; Drink water...I'm sober too! Best life in the world!

AND the officers and jailers, keep their cool... me, I do not think I could.. LOL

Me too 😂

Me too

Love her too

Me too!!! She's a gem for sure!!

They seemed to be very nice. I hope thing work out for them.

Really? The wife looks kinda thin like methed out. Do they do drugs? And how are they now? The guy seemed very sweet. I hope they're doing well. What can you tell me?

I know a nice couple who got themselves addicted to meth. I run across them every now and then, usually when they're in line at the pharmacy. Every time I see them, they have fewer and fewer teeth.

He looked nervous and confused,but I can completely relate to them you do what you got to do to take care of your family and yourself,no matter how bad or how much you didnt/don't want to do it,I do hope everything worked out for them and their family

@@Emmajump Nice to hear a little compassion for other people. We all make mistakes. Some people keep making the same ones over and over again.

It's corruption in a nutshell

Mark, this prisoner was killed in a DUI in 2019

@@davidmoser3535 That's exactly what was deserved. I just hope no one innocent was. Thanks for the info.

dont over exaggerate.

​@@ninja_revert go take ur meds

Ain’t the parents fault that grown men don’t know how to act lol.

@@ethanhowe4794 lol wut

​@@ethanhowe4794 Well it depends what they learned from there parents,,and if anything horrible happened to them I'm saying yes take responsibility,,but also the parents should to if they raised them that way or did or let horrible things to them

That's what happens when siblings breed

​@@ethanhowe4794not necessarily

I know a guy that has been through drug court 2x. He spent a lot of time in NA. He once told me he's too old to change. He said "I'm 58 yrs old, I can't make new friends and I don't want to change my life now." He's in prison now.

That’s why the show ended. They don’t want no criticism in this era

🙄 Wording is everything. It depends what you say and *how* you say it.

I’ve always wondered why in these videos, people do this a lot. My response would be something along the lines of “Why I’m here is between me and my attorney. I appreciate you may be trying to help, but I’d rather not discuss my charges or what happened.” You don’t have to be rude about it, just shut up. Subpoenas of law enforcement officers are common. -Saoirse, West Belfast, NI

@@dogtraininginthedark Exactly

It's just a way of life for people like him... He will be back with the cops very soon

I mean… I felt that.

100% agree with you. Some of them are real a**H**e

They have to be on high alert. You only see a fraction of what comes in. People under the influence are unpredictable, especially when they don’t listen. And it’s not torture and it’s all recorded

@@boblawblaw6875 I never said they were torturing people, I also agree people drunk or on drugs are unpredictable but I've also seen not in this episode one officer who lost control while been recorded repeatedly punching a person and lost his job. Like I said some of them were on a power trip not all . Just my opinion 🤷

How to say you're a felon without saying you're a felon.

Its just good police work

I love her ❤

Yuk. She thinks it's the Nicole show. I think she riles them up and bully's them. I don't like her at all.

@@kimmoore0427 Thank you! She makes me sick! She thinks this show is all about her! The producers spend hours doing her and makeup!

🤘😎 likewise

You too 👍🏻

Ditto

I'm doing better than these people so I just be doing something right these days. Hasn't always been that say.

thanks for the smile,you too

Me too

She was really hoping that the guy telling the officer it was his would work. I am glad she was arrested a well, at may have saved her baby's life. The fact she has 2 other children and still using makes me upset. That's 3 children being set up for failure, all because she refuses to stay clean.

The state of this pointless $#¡+hole of a planet and you're worried about a pregnant tweaker? 🤷‍♂️

Good one!

These are old videos...some from '09 and '13.

This was recorded over 10 years ago.

Even if it's legal u can't be smoking and driving

It is legal now But you still can't get high and drive It's the same as dui or dwi

@@jakemoeller7850 oh ok thanks. This was first episode I’ve watched. I usually only watch the cops episodes they post on this channel.

Dude definitely ain't the sharpest fish on the tree

Thank you for taking the time to share this. ❤❤

@@tvsRN I still hold to the mindset that if my story helps just one other person change their life from one of alcohol and drugs, then it was worth it. Truth be told, that night really is one of the VERY BEST things that has ever happened to me. 😉 The all too painful truth is the ONLY PERSON that can save an alcoholic and/or addict is THEMSELF. I can't count the number of times I've heard family members say, "What did I do wrong to make you/them turn into an alcoholic and/or addict? What should I have done differently?" And that is where the problem gets compounded. Family members, friends, etc need to understand one very important thing: IT'S NOT ABOUT THEM OR WHAT THEY COULD HAVE/SHOULD HAVE/WOULD HAVE DONE DIFFERENTLY. In fact, it has NOTHING to do with them. So when their Victim Mentality kicks in, all they manage to do is drive their alcoholic and/or addicted loved one further away from them and further away from getting clean and sober. They need your support, your love and for you to really HEAR what they're saying. That CAN NOT include trying to shoulder any of the responsibility or blame. Those things were never yours to begin with. There is only one door that is the entrance and exit to being an alcoholic and/or addict. Only one; it just looks different to each one of us. As I told my family, I wouldn't want someone I don't particularly like to know what it is to fall so far they discover rock bottoms basement has a basement of it's own. Not even so much as a pinpoint of light penetrates that darkness. Each and every one of us has a small piece of the 5 or 6 year old child we once were in a very special place in our heart. That part of us that believed we could achieve ANYTHING we set our minds to, that knew hope wasn't a "thing", but something very, very real and tangible. The day I slipped away from my "friends" in that abyss of endless night was terrifying! You can hear them calling out your name, but you sit, silent, frozen, hoping they want stumble across you in the dark. After awhile, their voices sound further and further away, until you don't hear them anymore. That's when you begin crying silently, then sleep, and then that process repeats itself over and over and over again. It is where being lost and feeling completely hopeless lives. For me, I felt this little hand reach out and it took hold of mine. Then this little voice so calmly and compassionately said to me, "It's OK. Don't be afraid; I can show you the way out. It feels like you've walked for days, stopping to sleep, moving quietly so not to be discovered looking for the exit. For your way out of the darkness. Then one day, you realize that you aren't surrounded by pitch black, but more of a black mist that gets lighter with every step you take. When that must becomes a hazy gray, you see what appears to be the outline of a door...that's when terror strikes every fiber of your being. I stopped, and I see this little girl that looks to be 5 or 6 years old. I say, "How do I know you're really showing me the way out? I don't even know who you are! I don't even know your name!" With that, the little girl turned around and looked me right in the eyes and said, "Yes you do know me. You have known me always and you know my name because I am you. When you couldn't hear me anymore, I stayed with you every step of the way. I never left your side; I was just waiting until you could hear me again." I asked, "What if after walking through that door...what if my Mom, Dad and my kids tell me they love me but want nothing to do with me? What then?" That little version of me replied, "Well, that might happen. If it does, you will have to learn to live with it because YOU made that decision FOR THEM. YOU chose the dark path you went down. YOU will have to find it in your heart to respect that decision if it goes that way. I don't feel it will though." The only thing that can save someone that is an alcoholic and/or addict is that little 5 or 6 year old piece of ourselves that still lives within our heart. At least that's how it happened for me. There is nothing quite as surreal is looking at your reflection in the mirror, recognizing the face and physical features, but having absolutely NO clue who the person inside that shell is anymore. A friend told me my experience and how I explained it is what she calls God. All I know is for me, that experience was very real and it was life changing. I finally knew what peace felt like; I still do. I pray with all my heary everyone struggling to get clean and/or sober find their way back home too. ❤️‍🩹 ~APRIL LIPKE

@@jameslipke354 I'm a dear friend of Bill W and work in that field. I cannot agree with your sentiments more.

Maybe the FIRST thing you should recommend is to NOT BREAK THE LAW 😂😂😂 Awesome advice 👍🏼

Actually, it's spare the rod and spoil the child.

That's gotta be about the most bent version of that saying I've ever seen. 🤣 I'm with Knitch here. Rod (or staph) and child. Stick and brat sounds like the trailer park version 🤣

😂🤣

Its just to look good on camera.

I think it's the difference between winter and summer uniforms.

There’s also bright yellow ones which are street cops that I think patrol on bike?

Correction: drugs are an issue mainly in usa, and other third world countries. Other western countries don’t really face the issues that usa is facing.

Drugs are NOT a big problem in Saudi arabia

I'm confused too!

That’s forgery. I work in the medical field & if you are NOT a MD (medical doctor), in the hospital you cannot have a script pad. Even if they tell you to do it, you cannot do it legally. A similar charge would take suit if you were to impersonate a police officer. Not the exact same but similar concept, impersonation

they were just pointing out how stupid he is, and tagging of anything is illegal.