And her friend who WAS a DCS officer just gave her the gun instead of going inside herself? Either lazy or stupid and shouldn't be working with kids either way.
I saw this story before, and decided that maybe the real DCS officer went in for food, then came out and gave her badge and gun to the friend. I also wonder if Quikstop got tired of it and called the cops who pulled the old broken tail light gag in order to catch them.
THIS IS THE MOST PERSONAL ARREST IVE EVER SEEN its too funny how everyones on a first name basis " Buck, lets go i gotta take you in " " come on, Micheal just listen to me for a second " " YOU STAY OUT OF THIS KEVIN " " LEAVE MY FAMILY OUT OF THIS " 🤣💀
@@anto2444all because they failed to pay their protection money to the state and had their license suspended because of it. American law has become so fucking perverse in nearly every facet of its institution.
@@HardWhereHeronah one of the first questions they ask us during law enforcement interviews is " if you pull over a drunk driver and it ls your mother, what do you do? Cuff em and stuff em Hired You are trained to be a human camera, document, take notes of the weather, time of day, everything. You sell your soul like you would for another gang, rules are rules.
There is no greater test of an officer's integrity than issuing citations or performing an arrest on a friend or family member. Those who do the right thing need to be lauded publicly.
All this proves is that even a broken clock is right twice a day. He does not deserve praise. He did not go above and beyond his everyday duties. Post 1960s cops do not deserve repsect, but they do deserve to pick out their own tree for deprivation of rights under the color of law. Any cop that arrests anyone for "unlawful posession of a firearm," or any firearm regulations, or seizes property is infringing on the constitution. Any cop that arrests anyone for drugs, or conducts a military style operation on a person for growing plants is violating the 4th amendment, the posse Comitatus Act, and the judges are violating the 8th, and 14th amendments. I could go on and on, but bottom line is when cops are raiding churches for "public safety" in the usa for the 1st time ever i think its time to reach down deep and find our 18th century ancestors.
@@lowfade556 driving without a valid license means they have a long history of reckless driving or dui which kills innocent families on a larger scale than mass shootings
Big respect to the last guy, she asked him not to make her life harder and he didn’t… he knew he made a mistake and he knew how the procedure was gonna go whether he was intoxicated or not.
@@SupercarEnjoyerI don't mind the second chance In this situation. He didn't try to abuse his power in any way, which is a huge indicator of character, didn't make anything harder on the detectives (except the cigarette) He apologized and had been on the force 15 years with only 1 incident. If you put in 15 years without fuckin up, yeah, you deserve a sliver of slack, especially when you do mess up, you're a model about it.
Great line! 😂 What a juvenile idiot the cop was. Oooohhh yo mama!! WHO CARES? What grown man - let alone a supposed law enforcement pro - or even a commenter on RU-vid cares if a criminal tries to get to somebody by bringing up their mother! I’d be laughing my head off. Immature dullards… even Patrick swayze would fire you from your bar job.
When I saw a cop behind me, the badge and gun would have instantly gone back to the friend. The fact that she had it in the first place shows how smart they both are.
If i were in that situation my friend would never have my badge and gun because they dont even need it the actual officer could just go inside and get the food why the fuck risk the felony 😂😂
@@Jump-n-smash There's nothing wrong with "If I was in their place scenarios". It does not reflect their actual morality, and it doesn't mean they'll actually do it. Grammar doesn't always represent intelligence either.
😮💨 As a black person, I really hate when people like that set us back a thousand years by playing that card in moments that are uncalled for. This is a genuine problem in our community, so people like that who abuse the issue for their own personal gain is truly a disgrace. Its so fustrating and its exactly why some people don't take genuine claims seriously.
Ah, yes. The year 1023 I remember it like it was yesterday. On this year The Judge-Governor of Seville in Al-Andalus took advantage of the disintegration of the Caliphate of Córdoba and seized power as Abbad I, founding the Abbadid dynasty. There were quite a few things that happened that year around the world, but for some reason I remember this occasion the best.
little different when you got to deal with a small community where everyone knows everyone and their families vs dealing with a bunch of entitled people crammed together in a massive city. not saying you won't run into pos cops/sheriffs in rural but its def different.
I know it's not funny, but "Stay out of this, Kevin!" had me rolling. I grew up in a small town. Buck thinks his buddy is savage? Wait until church on Sunday 😂😂😂😂
Not gonna lie, I'm glad that the last guy was given a second chance, he cooperated with his fellow colleagues and didn't cause problems even though he was under the influence and was in a bad mood. I hope he didn't and won't ever do the same mistake ever again.
I'm on the fence about it. I think his only saving grace is that he was a 15 year veteran and presumably at that point he had a spotless record across those 15 years. But on the other hand I feel like that loses his credibility to serve the public when he has broken the laws he's sworn to enforce. Idk, he seems like a somewhat nice guy, but such a dumb mistake.
its so enraging that anyone could think a cop deserves to continue to be a cop after being arrested for a dui. not only was he driving drunk, but he literally slammed into the back of another car. like how the fuck are you gonna get in a drunk accident and then turn around a week later and arrest others for drunk driving. i know cops aren't perfect, but its not a fucking speeding ticket. if he would've killed someone driving under the influence, the department would have never let him be a cop again. and i like the other guys response to ur comment, its not his first time doing this, its the first time hes been caught. the fact that he was able to continue enforcing the law after this is the most hypocritical bullshit ive ever heard
I sure hope Scott is sober today. This could have very easily have been the end of his career or the end of someone's life. Stay Sober Scott... You got this!!!
I just love how he acted. I’ve seen so many act like a baby, this man just took it like a man and remained as professional as ever even while intoxicated.
Fair play to the officer in the last clip. That must have been incredibly uncomfortable for her. Considering how utterly wasted the DUI cop was, he also played along about as well as you could hope for in that kind of situation. I was primed to expect _far_ worse behaviour.
Oh you should watch the entire video. She gets way emotional to the point you can hear her starting to cry as she has to cuff him and put him in the squad car. She actually feels so bad she wants to cuff him with his hands up front but the drunk officer tells her no, because the people he hit were watching and she didn't need anyone to think she's not doing her job correctly and makes her cuff him correctly.
@@hobbitpsi Honestly sounds like a pretty good outcome, I think it's probably a good sign if officers can be at least slightly emotionally vulnerable whilst not endangering anyone lol. Seems they at least have some integrity even if he is seriously questionable for being drunk and driving in the first place
Exactly. This applies to all types of jobs and personal relationships. The friend who has to hold someone accountable is going to feel awful, but the real crime is the fact that person put their friend in that position to begin with.
I swear, as someone in the US, it seems like Americans are increasingly convinced that friends shouldn't hold friends accountable. I've seen it more and more prevalent in recent years personally and in media. Yet Brits will call out their friends instantly lmao
and the old white male drunk driving cop didn’t lose his job after endangering people on the road and trying to bribe his way out of consequences… white privilege.👴🏻🐷🐖🚔👮♂️
A drivers license is for commercial use, if we were still true to the constitution and the rights laid out there in, one is not required to have a license to operate any personal conveyance. Drivers licenses are just another way to extract resources from you on behalf of the government.
True, everyone makes mistakes. Cops are only human at the end of the day, and to be honest he should have known better... But by the looks of it he was a really nice guy and it seemed to me as if he was struggling with some stuff in life. Hope he got help if he was.
Idk. I disagree. He definitely should have known better. He hit a civilian and could have killed them, a week without pay isn't even a slap on the wrist
@@pugas587 think he hit his car or something cause the charge says property damage. If he hit a person he would get years of prison even if the other person was okay
That "DCS" lady was so rude for no reason right out the gate. Also, why wouldn't the DCS officer just go in herself instead of giving her friend her badge and gun? Whole situation is just weird.
Any officer would feel super disrespected and belittled by anyone who openly violates the law in front of them over and over again, especially if they’ve given that person multiple chances to change their life
The second one could have all been avoided if she went in and got the food herself? Instead of handing over her badge and gun to her friend. People have no common sense.😬
I bet the cop wouldn't have cared too much if Pektra hadn't been so combative - surely it would have been easy to say, "oh yeah, I went in to get food for my friend using her badge".
Folks are forgetting that while not illegal everywhere it's still unethical to accept gifts as a government official. But yeah in any case the CPS officer should have just gotten the food and no legal woes >_
@Ricky_SSpanish To answer your question. Yes, I get high every day. I do live in a rural area of Massachusetts. We have no street lights and asphalt. Lighten up and laugh.
@@Ricky_Spanishh No, no they absolutely are not. You know nothing about US police forces, because I can tell you first hand I know without a shadow of a doubt that the small town cops where I have lived could barely afford to buy their own gear. Which they have to do. Also, they got a 300$ once a year to get new clothes/patch up uniforms, etc. You're the one who has to be high lol
This here. I'm so done with people using the race card to evade responsibility. Scariest thing is that it sometimes work to a certain extent. Certain people, specially on social media are quick to defend this type of behaviour.
And you know damn well she worded the situation to her family in a way where she looks like the victim 😂 so now her whole family probably acting like fools ! Whole bunch of idiots!!!
Scott seems like a decent guy who made a unintentional mistake. The other two knew what they were doing but sometimes when you drink too much you don't really know it. Feel kinda sad for the guy.
Awe, the 3rd one was wholesome and sad at the same time, I'm glad that he wasn't punished too severely, especially how willingly he was complying with his friend officer....
you're glad a police officer was let off easy for a DUI? did you see the damage done to the vehicles? he could have just as easily ended up killing somebody ffs. the standard for adhering to the law should be much stricter for the people that are literally in charge of enforcing them, let alone a SUPERVISOR. ahh but he was so friendly, right? give your head a shake.
@@WasteYuteeee Calm m8, I'm just being a little biased about it, I do agree that incidents like these should be enforced both equally and strictly, but I can't help but feel for him...
@@WasteYuteeeeI think all people should be treated equally, dude was obviously going through some shit and made a horrible mistake, I think his punishment is suitable for it being his first offense
@@Mario2980Drunk driving is one of the worst things one can do fckn hell get a grip he even hit a car. Thats like spraying into a crowd and hitting nobody he could have killed someone
Last guy seemed pretty nice tbh, despite being drunk he was very polite. I hope he's like that on the job towards civillians, and I'm glad people can get a 2nd chance.
He lit up a smoke despite being told multiple times not to. Cops should be the last people being given a slap on the wrist for doing something like drinking and driving to the point you can barely talk and you've wrecked someone's car.
@@kltil5082 I think you're confusing the issue here, because these officers are likely this polite with everyone, so them not getting mad at him over it could be normal procedure where they're from. If you want a world with polite, and respectful, police officers, I'd offer a suggestion to not get angry over polite and respectful police officers.
@@kltil5082 some of us dont take kindly to being told what to do without being given a reason beyond "because i say so", I understand the majority are toddlers that do as mommy and daddy government tells them to, but some of us are not just passive prey animals.
I was called to a domestic dispute at my next door neighbours. I sat while my buddy took all the statements and I sat quietly. As we went to leave to find the son I turned to say goodbye and that was the only time during the visit that they had actually looked at me and recognised me. If I hadn't turned to say goodbye they'd be none the wiser. They were mortified when they realised.
buck seems like a funny guy its sad that a friendship got ruined all over a driving license. 100% his fault but if i was him id regret burning that bridge
@@deebo5474 nah that just means y’all set up a fight then make up afterwards, but if he did sum like wish harm on his mom then yeah that’s not redeemable
Charles pried my tight hole open with a crowbar then proceeded to violently jam a moby huge in there while I was panting like a stray dog in the hot Nevada sun. He was all lubed up, muscles glistening like a Greek God while he violated me aggressively. He gave me a kiss on the cheek and a wink after he was finished.
How is the woman who went into quick food facing a more severe punishment than the officer who gave her a badge and gun. 5 years in prison vs resigning your job 😂
@@cornchowder4haulwell, impersonating a police officer is a felony. The actual DCS member would have just been fired. Race ain't everything ya dummy use your brain
@@cornchowder4haulomfg get real not everything is about color,ffs stop making everything race related,it’s getting annoying and old. Different charges come with different penalties. And maybe this youtuber didn’t post brandy’s charges,ffs and just a quick google search finds she was indicted by grand jury ,After an internal investigation .
@@cornchowder4haul I initially thought you meant something else, not going to say which because I won't give you an easy out, but you haven't denied it being about race. So yeah, guess you're from one of the southern states. likely Texas.
I remember living in a small town when I was younger. Everyone in the town knows who you are. If you get caught stealing from a store everyone will know you for the shop lifter. If you are a rebel everyone knows you for being a rebel. Living in a small town you want to have a good look otherwise people will know you for being a trouble maker.
I imagine this how the old days were in most societies. It's difficult to do a crime when so many people know who you are, where you live and can talk to your family about it. Probably less fathers abandoning their families because cheating isn't easy either. I can imagine so many benefits that come for it. No wonder modern living is dangerous and exhausting! It's so easy to get away with crime without feeling guilty about it.
"Despite Scott being one of the most polite and respectful cops ever on this channel, he was actually hit with a better sentence than the majority of criminal cops." Doesn't that make sense?
I love seeing videos about cops actually doing their jobs properly. There are so many videos that highlight the bad side of law enforcement that a disgusting amount of people just assume most cops are bad
In the small town I worked in, I always dreaded this kind of thing. Even though I didn't live in the town, most everyone knew who I was, and as well, I was young at the time and got along well with most of our kids and high-schoolers, because I liked to interact with the community and let them know me somewhat, especially kids. So one day I might find myself at the local burger joint for lunch, just BS'ing and chatting with some of the kids hanging out there, and the next night I'd be surprised to find a kid I thought was a good, straight-arrow, involved in some hi-jinks. One of the best things about the job is "officer discretion"; you don't necessarily HAVE to write/charge/arrest every subject you encounter. Some things are not that serious even though unlawful, and there were times when I cut someone a break because they did what they did but in a way that ensured no one would be hurt. For example, a party in woods with teens drinking, but one sober person had been given all the car keys and was charged with making sure no one wandered off. I could give them a criminal record, but I could also reward them for being conscious of protecting the community the way they did. We also have a lot of latitude with the prosecutors, who were always glad to listen to us and often agreed to offer someone probation and a clear record after a year or something like that. One of the best compliments I ever had was when someone told me that I had a reputation of being "...kinda strict, but FAIR". Which is exactly where I was aiming to be. And for the very most part, the respect I treated the people with was returned to me even when we were meeting as a cop and a suspect. Of course, there were sometimes the case where someone you knew and actually liked stepped too far across the line and they just flat needed to go to jail. I got a little off-topic here, but I never did happen across a situation where I might have to arrest a fellow cop, but I always dreaded the possibility. If I had to, I would have, but I would have felt pretty bad. The closest I ever came was stopping another officer's wife for speeding, (not a terrible amount), and I figured out who she was from her name and address. She did not try to buy freedom by name-dropping, she just kept played it straight. But, knowing who she was, I just came back and gave her a warning, (happens way, way, way more than you probably think, cop or not), and sent her on her way with a "And tell Ron I said hi, haha". And the next day, I had a big bag of homemade cookies in my inbox. =) Turns out that was a tradition around those parts, lol.
The patience and tolerance showed by officer in the badge n food incident is outstanding... I lost it when she tried crawling and sliding around the subject and saying so.. "Cus im black.. I cant impersonate and steal? "😂
That first clip is so funny. He thinks that giving the dumbest excuse you could imagine whilst also admitting he drove without a license would get him out of trouble.
i don't see how a cop would know any better than literally anyone that you shouldn't speed or not DUI. I think that's pretty common knowledge for everyone.
@@weisilber8957 no but what they should know is that field sobriety test is voluntary and can never help you, only hurt you. He should have known to deny taking one, not sure why he did, just extra evidence against him
In that final case, I am proud of the female officer. She did everything right. I am not pleased with his employer. Police need a zero-tolerance policy. They wreck our lives over a DUI, but keep their jobs & stay out of jail. BS
@@Bob_Bob347that's not the point being made officers murder innocent people all the time and never have to to pay the consequences you idiot yet some of us make a simple mistake and sometimes drive home after having a few beers but they would rather condemn us to jail amongst others things like resisting arrest but in most cases you can see the person is not resisting
What I love about the 2nd one with the black woman, is that the actual cop could've just been the one to go in and be like "yo you want anything. I come here all the time and they give me a hella discount." But no, she gave the non cop her shot knowing how dummy illegal it is and thought that was smart
no more smart than the old white male who was drunk driving and got into an accident tried to get out of the consequences of his actions and ended up still keeping his job unlike Brandy …definition of white privilege and male privilege. 👴🏻🐖🚔👮♂️🐖 what Brandy did was less dangerous than what the old drunk white male did.
Imagine being happy about corruption😂. If you drunk drive into another car you should absolutely be fired what if there was a kid in it fckn hell he was lucky it was empty
The DCS worker (passenger) pissed me off. Our most vulnerable children need people who truly care about them. Not these foolish people getting free snacks. I’m glad that ridiculous woman was caught!
The fuck does that have to do with anything in this video? And I see vets all over the place flashing any piece of paper they can find to get free food, discounts or special attention. THAT'S the despicable part.
why would veterans deserve free shit? you need to go read up on what a vet actually was fighting for because it wasn't your freedom or anyones freedom. they whent out and fucked over tons of innocent people all just so the US politicians can steal more tax money from everyone. Veterans are not hearos they don't deserve shit. they should be happy that they ain't seen as villans because that's what they really are.
@@quadriplegic2789 how is his life sad? just because he is smart enough to not worship some idiots who Went out to war just to make their politicians richer while fucking over millions of civilians and fucking over the entire country of USA? because you do know none of them are heroes none of them has ben in a real war fighting for freedom or anything. they literally just fight to increase demand and to steal from other countries. why would they deserve special treatment for fucking over the entire nation of USA and helping the politicians steal all that tax money that could have gone to shit like healthcare. we pay less in our taxes to provide healthcare for my entire country than americans pay for their health insurance that 9/10 times refuse treatment or give you the crappy but cheaper treatment.
No excuse for driving drunk. Ever. And it was NYE so we all know why. Knowingly put lived of people and kids in danger with that behavior and even litetally hit a vehicle. His second chance should have been still being alive. If it were your wife/fam/kids killed on the road because of someone deciding to break the law and drive while drunk you'd be singing a much different tune. Anyone who decides to drive after drinking is a scumbag and wouldnt get a job as a cop with that on their record to begin with. Souldve been fired.
Most thiefs, robbers etc arent bad people eitherdoesnt mean they should be let off for ftee. Drunk driving and crashing into a car should absolutely cost your job dont be like that bro🤦🏽♂️
it's kinda sad about the first one, the officer sounds like he doesn't want to arrest his best friend at all, but he still had to do his job either way.
That first one was stupid. The guy should've just said that one person saying they saw something is not proof enough to arrest them, even if it was the sheriff. Because its just one person's word against the other. Of course he didn't say that, he admitted to doing it. Very stupid.
Why would his boss (the sheriff) send him to do it? It could be completely avoided. His boss is trying to ruin his personal life it sounds like. Crossing boundaries
I don't think a cops word should be enough to convict, but it's enough to investigate. And upon talking to the guy for a few minutes he straight up admitted to driving the truck home. Even though he denied being the one who was seen driving it around town beforehand, it doesn't matter at that point. This is why you keep your mouth shut and ask for a lawyer.
