When Cops Have To Arrest Their Children! | OFFICE BLOKES REACT!! 

You have to figure it’s been at least an hour between the time the officers arrived, and she made it to the station, and was blood alcohol checked. So you know her blood alcohol was even higher than that when she caused the accident. There is no excuse.

A dog sniffing a U-Haul truck that tons of other people have used? Not very convincing. There was zero reason to pull that last guy over. Cop was a-hole.

my father said if i ever broke the law without a good reason he would drag me to the police himself

My dad was a city cop and then County Sheriff... I'd have begged anyone pulling me over not to call him as I'd have gotten worse if he'd busted me breaking any laws.

Also, please take into account it’s in a rental vehicle. There might have been narcotics in there from the previous renter of the vehicle. These are all things you have to take into account.

The last one is without a doubt a bad arrest, but the unlawful search thing is likely going to be thrown out since he gave them permission to search the vehicle before the dog was even brought out. Doesnt make the rest of the arrest any better though, Georgia really living up to the southern stereotypes there.

I'm Canadian and my brother was a provincial officer. Unfortunately, his oldest son had some issues and was self medicating with alcohol. He lost his licence and totalled a couple of vehicles. Every time they called my brother he would go and get him when the arresting police were done. My nephew's mental health issues sadly won and he's been gone almost six years now. 😔

I had a friend who joined the army after hs. His dad was very high rank in the army just retired and became highway patrol officer right after my friend graduated from the military. He got pulled over by the same highway patrol his dad worked 4 with extasy pills. His dad was double embarrassed

You're under arrest...and grounded!

We still have SunDown towns here in Texas- Vidor is the one Ive had to deal with. Evil place.

Mike: "You've both got the boobs already." Zing! I hope Daz watches eventually. 🙂

That guy's dad must have used his influence before, because he should be in jail with a rap sheet like that and he's still out driving around in a nice BMW...ironic considering his auto theft charges.

This is a perfect example of how the cop dad didn’t get her off because they were recording

My brother is a state trooper... I get no free ride... He tells me I'll pop you first, because you should know better... and to let the rest of them know I'm not kidding around.

I LOVE small town Americans.

What a wonderful, driving record, Mike! Kudos to you.

FYI Contrary to what the narrator said a deputy doesn’t work for a police department. He/she works for a sheriff’s office. My uncle is a cop and he got his stepson out of a few binds before eventually stopping to intervene. Stepson is in prison now.

Mike COMES ALIVE when Daz isn’t around.

I saw the same reaction video from earlier and it completely makes sense with the last case about the dog smelling narcotics. If you are not aware within the states of America, people roll up dollar bills to snort drugs. So every dollar bill you might have there is a possibility of there being drug residue on it. So the dog might have smelt dollar bills from someone else who had the dollar bill to do drugs.

Well, there goes this guys squeaky clean future l He’s practically in tears talking to his father, a judge. He’s in law school. There are quite a few paths that will be blocked by having an arrest. Yes, we call it “driving while black”. It puts you at risk of being stopped and considered for any and all, possibly bogus reason. Yes people get shot if they do something that’s a bad idea, like panic and start to run. I personally think that dying because you didn’t comply with an order to stand still is overkill, unless you’ve been identified as an armed criminal, but not because someone pulled you over. I’ve been pulled over for doing “California stops” where I didn’t come to a full stop at a stop sign, and speeding once. nothing interesting. Sometimes I’ve been driving in the fast lane and a motorcycle cop pulls up alongside my left, leans over and peers inside my window. then leaves. I think he’s bringing my attention to my rate of speed, so I back off the accelerator. My cousins say, they’re trying to see if I’m black, to decide whether to pull me over. 🤔 🤷🏻‍♀️ I am mixed ethnically. Just to be safe during any traffic stops, i clip my title and registration to the outside of my glove box

the last video of this compilation finally got settled a week ago: A June settlement payment of $267,500 has ended a Black lawyer's federal lawsuit against an Arkansas State Police trooper accused of racial bias during a 2020 traffic stop, court records show. Lawyers for Marion Humphrey Jr. and state attorneys representing Trooper Steven Payton reached the agreement to dismiss Humphrey's 2-year-old lawsuit after mediation conducted by U.S. Magistrate Judge Joe Volpe. The arrangement includes State Police paying $35,000 in legal fees for Humphrey with no admission of wrongdoing by the agency.

Here in Minnesota one beer and you will fail the test. The legal limits is .08

As an adult male you should never ever call your dad, daddy! 😂😆

Once something is damaged and there are witnesses, they are screwed. Officers have no choice but to arrest. They put their careers in jeopardy if they dont arrest.

I was in law enforcement. I'd tell the officers to follow through with what they got to do, even if that means arresting her.

Mike, your accent is much more pronounced on Daz’s microphone.

The commissioner should have been arrested for interfering with arresting police officer.

This happened in my town ,howell nj. I go to that wawa at least twice a day. Dad didn't even try to get her out of it

The amount doesn't matter... everyone reacts differently to the amount. 0% is the best.

The dad might’ve been more harsh with her/not as sympathetic as she’d hoped, exactly because he’s a cop

About 25 years ago I used to have long hair past my waist. An Oklahoma highway patrol pulled me over because of my long hair. He asked me if he could search my car and I said. Yes, then I said because I got long hair, that doesn't mean I do drugs, then he gave me my licenses back and said, "Get lost

Even if Teresa’s dad was an officer of the law wouldn’t he have to recuse himself?

They have to have reasonable suspicion or consent. A dog can sniff around the vehicle without either, but laws vary on how long they can keep you on the side of the road waiting for the dog. For reasonable suspicion, they still have to get a warrant that states what they're looking for and where they believe it to be. if they do a search without any of these things and find something, it can be thrown out in court. Fourth Amendment: 'The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized. '

The Sheriff gets voted in like a politician. Unlike regular police. Yeah they work there own town or County!

She lied to the police, which is also an “obstruction of justice” charge. Don’t think the prosecutor will take the case that far, though (if she has no prior criminal history). Moral of this story: Don’t drive drunk, wreck your car, lie to the police about it, and then hope your Dad will save you lol.

They should add on a hit and run charge to since it sounds like she fled the scene

DRUNK, TEXTING WHILE DRIVING IS DANGEROUS TO EVERYONE!!!😵😵😵😵

Have you guys ever seen the one involving former NY/NJ Port Authority commissioner Caryn Turner? It was 4 or 5 years but if want to see public official arrogance at its' worst, check it out. She resigned in disgrace after the video came out.

I wouldn't want to be that cop!

SO MANY TRAFFICKING OF DRUGS, PEOPLE, GOD KNOWS WHAT!!!!🤔🤔🤔

Last clip, my local news station

She was telling the truth about hitting the deer...

Well the thing is based on the area and department, cops can be trained to find a reason to give you a ticket or arrested you, a rule among cops is you do not use these tactics on on another or their families. The fact once she told them her dad was a cop and worked for the sheriff, and they didn't tell her okay do not say another word so you do not incriminate yourself and wait for your dad to get here, would likely cross that line with many police officers. Based on how the system is setup in the area, a sheriff office can do a lot of harm to a departments funding, and you do not want to be the person reasonable for losing funding which can cause officers to be laidoff. Another part of that is doing a field sobriety test on her. These test have been proven to be BS. There are so many small actions that can cause you to fail, and when the test has been given to sober athletes in controlled environments for testing the failure rate is around 50%....the fact she is crying, upset, etc is already an issue and they should had no given her a test...also the fact her father didn't tell them no do a breathalizer or take her to the station for a blood test is crazy.

09:09 That is not proper policing. The common man would not be allowed to do what John did.

Office Shiela Daz on her way. Tune in in a video soon to see her face reveal. 😂😂😂

Too, that is…

Officer Dad’s widdle girl grew up to be a liar and a drunk.

She just should have said lawyer. She could have got off.

To be fair maybe she is as bad a driver as she is at lying and the alcohol had little factor in her hitting a pole that "jump in front of her out of nowhere like the 'deer' did?"

Also, Women and men metabolize alcohol differently. A woman the same weight/size as a man will have a higher blood alcohol level than the man. So, gals hanging out with mixed company might think they're OK because they didn't drink any more than anyone else... mistake!

I've got mixed feelings about the last one with the dog. I know drug sniffing dogs can be a useful tool but it feels like an unverifiable way to force a search. Similar to an officer saying they smell weed during the initial stop. Even if the dog was not encouraged by the handler, there are so many things that can cause a dog to give an alert. It is not like the handler can ask the dog did you smell drugs, food, an animal, doe urine, etc.

Narcotics dogs should not constitute probable cause, they're unreliable. They are simply a way for cops to search vehicles when they have no other evidence of a crime. Look up the study "Handler beliefs affect scent detection dog outcomes" in the NIH National Library of Medicine. Handlers are often responsible for alerts, not the dogs or any presence of narcotics.

The father can’t get her out of anything, especially with the body cameras. They have to show all of the footage at the station, I am Magine not being a police officer, myself…

1. She has failed her father. 2. He has failed his daughter. 3. Where is mom? 4. Who cares....

that guy was acting strange though

18:39 he blew the lawsuit when he gave permission

I think this one justifies our 21 year old, drinking age. Drinking and driving is such a bad problem. We need to stop it. I’m guilty of drinking and driving though I’ve never been stopped for it. I regret it deeply myself.

2nd one didnt make much sense, the guy took a plead deal and went to court, the court should have dealed with his record, what he was speaking on in the video is if you were required to go to some type of class such as anger management which you would have to show the courts proof you did so before a set date. Seems like the county or courts Fd Up there. As for the dad being mad well i am sure he knew everything was taken care of and wanted to know who F Up at their job

Cops who shoot black suspects without cause (meaning that the alleged perp didn't try to fight and wrestle the gun away) is statistically negligible. I'm not saying that when it rarely happens that isn't horrible, but the media and certain organized grifters have made it appear to be commonplace. It's absurd.

It's interesting to see how weird people can act. The cop didn't arrest his own kid in this segment.

17:00 I'm not black so I can't say what that's like and there's definitely been some really bad shootings/borderline murders of blacks by white cops so I can definitely feel for the guy but I will say that when that stuff happens to a black guy and it was a white cop it gets far more media attention than any other race combo which also always makes it seem like its about race when in reality it happens to every race at the hands of every race its just that those involving white on white or mexican on mexican etc get very little media attention because it can't be turned into a race debate so that also factors into it sadly and in situations like this it seems to just result in making everything needlessly worse. It also differs or at least seems to differ a lot by area too, in part because there's so many different law enforcement agencies throughout each state that there obviously going to be plenty of them all across the spectrum of good to bad and you usually only ever see the extremes in the media, I've had cops that could've thrown the book at me but let me go and I've also had cops that showed zero respect and flat out lied on the police reports which resulted in me having to go through a several month long court battle in which the prosecutor threatened to add on felony charges if I fought it/sued the city. Its a roll of the dice and I suspect its the same across the planet

The last case was heart-pumping. Driving/walking/running while black is a thing here. The 1st case has been resolved. Being the child of a cop did help with the resolution--misdemeanor, no jail time. Given he father forced her into the vehicle and stated why she was being charged drove home the point, no get-out-of-jail card for you. After her parents forked out the money to hire the atty to seek the reduced charges, no doubt, she got quite the earful at home. In her case, I suspect there will not be a repeat. The 2nd guy--a grown a** man in middle age--with that kind of record--his daddy has been enabling him his whole life long. The fact the warrant was withdrawn AFTER this jerk turned in his paperwork--that is HIS responsibility---not his daddy, not the cops, no one else but his own dumb a** self. He just felt too entitled to follow the directions b/c of who his father was.

Used to get pulled over all the time. It was just a daily part of life where I live and grew up. The key was to just do what the cop asked. Never get combative or talk back. It was almost like a game. Get pulled over, cop says some lame ass reason why I got pulled over. I just played along and after the cops ran my license with no wants or warrants, and the fact that I was being completely cooperative, they would just let me go. I even used to get stopped just walking down the street in my neighborhood. I'd hear the siren and out pops the cop, grabbing me and slamming me against the hood of their car. They used to love to do that. During the heat of a summer day, the hood of the cop car would be like putting your hands on an oven door. But they loved to make you put your hands on said hood while getting searched and no matter how much it burned. The cop would say.. Don't you take your hands off the hood, or I will arrest you. It was just a part of life.

Nepotism at it’s finest. Its good to see the daughter got arrested, but honestly she’ll go to a special cell, and be out immediately id guess. Just my opinion. She shouldn’t have been allowed to even call her dad. When i had an owi 20 yrs ago, they weren’t nearly as accommodating.

Just an FYI that Sheriff's department isn't technically a local department - they're a local agency. They typically don't do patrol - they mainly do court process , process serving as well as emergency services and security. It's a bit convoluted but the way it works is local pd has the city to deal with, sheriff has the entire county, state police have the entire state as their jurisdiction. The deputy seems to have handled it well, although he shouldn't have gone to the scene - but he might have prevented it from getting worse for his daughter because she was becoming resistant.

Sounds like you’re an awesome driver to Dave.

Comment on the last section but grown men shouldn't cry for daddy otherwise he did everything well.