it definitely was a conflict of interest, and no matter whose side you take on the matter, the fact is that even being charged with DUI (with ample evidence), in some places, the whole case would be thrown out simply because of a conflict of interest, and regardless of the arresting officers professionalism (or lack thereof) the dude could have gotten away with it. I don't know if that's the case in America/whatever state this was recorded in, but where I live, that's the way it works.

And how about the fact they never had jurisdiction

I agree. Conflict of interest. Yet, the intoxicated off duty officer buried himself all on his own.

@@theoriginalkyttyn7724 I doubt that, he's too bulbus to be able to bury himself without assistance.

@@Eventual-Visitor 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

And so what if he did? Dude was talking to his girlfriend. That’s weird and cop had to be clear to stay away from her.

@@chosentonessournotes I think you're confused lol

@@ericjones745 How am I confused? Because guy told weirdo to stop talking to his girlfriend or he’d beat his ass? Sure, it could be construed as terroristic threats, but dude knew he was wrong.

@@chosentonessournotes making threats is illegal. It's called assault. Go back to grinder where you belong soy boi. Lol

@@chosentonessournotes Then they both wrong ..get it

He's a cop, not a judge. All he needs to do is gather facts and evidence... he is not trying the case. He did not force the guy to drink.

absolutely...I was an ER nurse for 12 years and on very rare occasions I would see friends or acquaintances...some I could not stand nor could they stand me...and I would recuse myself from their treatment team unless it was life or death...even then I would report it to the doc and/or charge nurse...no fucking way I am getting caught up in some BS!!!

What! We saw him stagger. Period. You played right into the cop being arrested ploy.

Definitely a personal attack.

@@mas5867 Oh he should've been arrested. Just not by that specific cop. Let one who has no personal relationship, positive or negative, with the suspect make the arrest. Also, the arresting officer didn't deny sending a threatening message to the guy beforehand, that's a felony in and of itself, so the arresting officer should be arrested too. It's possible for multiple people to be in the wrong, man.

It's always personal with cops!

There is no doubt in my mind that officer BigBellyDrunkenSlob got exactly what he deserved. He should have been fired for being so extremely out of shape.

@@cindydott452 cop of the year 2019? Maybe if the qualifications are eating the most donuts

@@cindydott452 Ok Karen

@@michelerenea Say what you want. Officer PigAssDrunk is still jobless. 👍

that idiot got killed for not keeping his hands to himself, simple as that.

Yes, I guess it is ..

He didn’t get into an argument with the man, he pulled into the parking lot specifically to harass the mother who was in the handicap spot. Her husband came out of the gas station they were parked in front of and punched the man, so the man pulled out his gun and shot the husband and father in the back as he ran from the gun.

That's not what happened

​@@grimspyder0001 what happened

So smart

So much genius

Such intense intelligence

Not smart enough to park his truck correctly.

​@@garyphisher7375your name is Gary buddy calm down

How can it be 100% personal when it was done 100% professionally? He broke the law, he paid the price, the officer didn't treat him better or worse than any other drunk driver.

Did u not see him stumbling how was it personal 😭😭

84 likes so far from people with as bad a comprehension of this vid as you. You said it right there with "He might have been drunk". Did he break the law or not? Does anything else matter? The arresting cop handled it well and deflected then ignored the baiting this guy was using to make it personal. You weren't dropped on your head at birth were you?

@@xenuno You’re not as smart as you think.

​​​@@SlowSlowSlothI'm not sure if we watched the same video. There was a clear conflict of interest considering the one arrested and the officer were in a spiteful relationship over an ex girlfriend. The arrest may have been lawful but there is clear bias in this situation, very unprofessional. This is clear when this is not the first time he's been specifically pulled over by that same officer. The 'professional' move would be to let another officer without a personal vendetta to take over

It literally shows how much they hated each other

bs... cop just made sure of what he heard... dude's an asshole.

So what. Maybe the officer is hard of hearing. If you can't answer the question a third time you're being difficult. You thought it was appropriate to ask the officer to play the tape... he's being a douchebag. Even if it was personal he was given WAY more patience than a average civilian. He's putting peoples lives in danger he can not act like a 7 year old.

Definitely. The cop heard every single word in their long conversation, but suddenly he goes deaf when he asks a yes or no question. That was just bullying, probably would have asked him 20 times if he could've.

@@onlineidssuck hes hard on hearing he shouldnt be allowed to be ealing with public interactions then simple

I call your sharp and your comments are true regards from Ireland Eire32.

Oh to be naive again ...

did he pour alcohol down the guys throat and force him behind the wheel ?

I agree. These two cops have a personal issue over a female and ironically the one cop that's jealous is constantly pulling over the guy he thinks is talking to his gf, who happens to be a cop too. Smh. This is definitely personal and retaliation. I'm curious to see how the guys case turns out in court

@@jamesbroomfield7799 I can harrasement and case thrown away on that ground ...but we will se

It probably was, but the arrest was legit regardless.

@chrisbryan89 If the evidence for conviction is there the Judge will convict and never mind any personal aspect to the case.

The guy was drunk lol, he failed the line test and had impaired speech the entire time.

@@mattuccima2893 and you don't think definite proof of an ulterior motive on the part of the arresting officer is reasonable doubt?

@@gabagoof do you think the guy was safe to drive?

I think the judge is going to by was the guy drunk or not. The arresting cop's personal agenda did not force the other guy to get drunk or to park badly, and apparently it was the lady cop who initiated the interaction anyway. The judge will go by facts and evidence about drunkenness.

ok then according to you he's a super good guy. give him a job where you work, he's definitely easy to deal with and follows rules.

@@RMonkey I'm not saying that. He is probably not a good guy (as he was certainly DUI) but there is a level of proof that is not met here. He is drunk, that's for sure but in front of a jury he could argue that he became drunk after parking. The cops never saw him drive while drunk. The could get him for public intoxication but as far as I can see, there is 0 proofs that he was actualy driving while intoxicated.

Ding, ding, ding...we have a winner!!!! He was never seen driving while impaired. Of course this video is highly redacted...but what we see is a guy parked illegally at a place that sells booze.

I don't know the laws there, but here in PA, having possession of your vehicle keys in proximity to your vehicle while intoxicated is enough to warrant a DUI conviction.

​@keith angstadt yes this is why my mom always told me to ditch my keys if and start doing shots at the local bar if I was in a dui accident. Hit and run is less of a charge than DUI

And we know you're nothing.

ALL of THEM are Crooked!!!!!!

And courts have ruled that pretextual stops are legal as long as the suspect has actually broken the law. Disgusting.

Agreed AE, this was payback.

He was talking to "someone" wife... add in the fact that he was already warned once that's why he was on probation... the cops in that town knew he was a drinker, and they knew where and time of night to pull him over when he was on his way home. Just a guess 😉

Til you flip him off then his ego will demand retaliation

He might have been drunk … but this was definitely personal .. you can hear it in the other cops voice .. if they was pals this would have gone WAY differently

Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain...

Those questions probably got asked. Or video can be reviewed if there is video. I’ve conducted many DUII investigations like this.

yea tbh as odd as that sounds like a fairly legit and reasonable method for someone with a drinking problem trying to hide it from a spouse and friends but also trying not to drive drunk and kill somebody. the desperation to get that fix while putting in the effort and inconvenience to stay off the road is admirable tbh

I got a dui when I wasn’t in my vehicle and the keys weren’t in my ignition because my drunk ass told the cop I drove there ._.

I just looked up this case up..... The video was ambiguous and didn't exactly explain what prompted this encounter.... According to the arrest report, the Florida State Trooper was pumping gas and observed the truck turn into the parking spaces. Chewning had already exited the vehicle when the Trooper made his initial contact. Certainly clarifies that issue. According to the court proceedings, he was charged with Recklessly Driving reduced from a DUI. He entered a deferred prosecution agreement where adjudication would be withheld if he completes the terms of probation. 6 months, DUI Class and alcohol assessment, 50hrs community service, etc. Looks like the judge treated him like any civilian.

@@cyrusbuelton11 ur mums ambiguous

That she does…pricks with badges that could easily pass for Peter Griffin.😂🤣

@@Sh3r-Bear 😂😂

People who look like thumbs.

I disagree give them all the evidence and let the justice system work

@@lizzylahaieaw

​@Lizzy Lahaie it's foolish to think the justice system won't hem you up just because you're innocent. Get a lawyer so your rights aren't violated

So you want criminals to continue to do criminal acts?..... Nice. At least you're honest.

@@mirandapanda5439 Innocent people have even more of a reason not to incriminate themselves by talking.

Cops threaten people, that's what they do, that's their job, and that's what kind of people they are!

Cup??

​@@hollowaang5284 Spell check is a stupid son of b¡tch. so is talk to text. even the slightest bit of reasoning on your part, you could have figured out cup was supposed to be cop. 😉

But by doing so and not stepping aside it could show that he wanted to be the one that “F’d him up” along with the satisfaction of doing so but it also makes a statement to any other officers “I think we can clearly say had that been one of his good buddies that he works with they’d be laughing about the way he parked his truck!” 👀👀

@@hollowaang5284 Jesus it was a typo clearly

Who are you, I love you. Perfect comment thank you for existing on this planet. We never really grow up we just get older by the day.

​@@PraiseJesusOurKing This is beyond cringe

@@Cobra85291 so is my life

Drunk driving would be a technicality?

hahahaha! hall monitor vs hall monitor

It’s pretty obvious he was driving it, stupid.

Cops display questionable behavior all the time, it's what they do!!

Right he was standing outside of his vehicle, could have drunk in the parking lot. No eye witnesses of him driving he could’ve gotten off with a public intoxication

I googled around and found this "intent to drive" standard for DUI, that he might have met if his keys were in the ignition. I've seen this standard applied to drivers sleeping in the driver's seat with the engine running, but it really seems like a stretch here. I'd like to hear from a lawyer on this. As a cop he should have known better that to answer questions, or take any tests other than the breathalyzer or blood sample.

I was a cop in Alabama and Arkansas. I retired in 1998. The laws I worked under wouldn’t have allowed me to make a DUI arrest with him outside the vehicle like he was. Public Intoxication maybe but he would likely beat the case quite easily as he really behaved quite well.

Hoping so doesn't make it so. Clean your ears out and watch the vid again. If still having troubles take some remedial english courses

@@xenuno bro your comments here are hilarious. You keep insulting, random strangers. I think you really have some issues to look into. Find God or a therapist Superiority complex and narcissism with a side of aggression and anti-socialization

@@xenuno What are you on about kiddo

Si ojalá que lo metan preso por muchos años.

@@victtorhernanilol. What? Why? Sounds personal

@@victtorhernani victor here doesn’t know people can have problems in their life. Ignorant.

This is written like a shit cop trying to cover for another one. You guys aren't clever. It's really obvious.

Should he have just let the drunk guy off since they have a personal issue ? It would really only be a revenge arrest if he planted evidence that made him look guilty when he was innocent. He was guilty and therefore a legitimate arrest.

@@jaimeperry7326 Do you think for a minute if that was his buddy , he wouldn't have just driven him home to sober up.

​@Jaime Perry he could have let another officer take over

@@VI5H Not with the other cop that obviously called for backup.

what else could it be lol

All cops are bad. There's no such thing as a good enforcer. The whole "good/bad cop" question can be disposed of much more decisively. We need not enumerate what proportion of cops appears to be good or, listen to someone’s anecdote about his uncle Charlie, an allegedly good cop. We need only consider the following: 1) Every cop has agreed as part of his job to enforce laws all of them. 2)Many of the laws are manifestly unjust, and some are even cruel + wicked. 3)Therefore, every cop has agreed to act as an enforcer of laws that are manifestly unjust, or even cruel + wicked. Thus, there are No Good Cops. Dr. Robert Higgs

Exactly. When the officer first approached him and asked him to walk towards his Cruiser, it looked show me like he peed in his pants. Or was that just a shadow?

It's his cop mentality. They think they can run red lights and park anywhere they want, especially in their patrol cars. But then, like in this case, they have the same behavior even off the clock

@@TheJoker6789 Spoken like someone with a "Rap" sheet a mile long.

​@@cindydott452 I say the same thing and don't even have a rap sheet. 🤷

Officer HugeBellyDrunkenSlob was complaint? Too bad your hero was fired for being a clown.

@@cindydott452 He was fired for DUI, which I guess any other police officer easily gets away with, unless there is special attention due to a traffic accident or personal issues with other officers. In my country, some traffic cops I know consider driving drunk their privilege. However, if they get into an accident, they get fired 2 weeks backdate so that police reputation is clean.

@@cindydott452lmaooooooooooo get help. Weirdo

Compliant but drunk. Then not so compliant near the end... being a jerk himself.

Guy was wasted, but okay

He is a cop, not a judge. All he needs to do is get evidence. He did not force the guy to drink or to park that way. Yeah he might have been a little tough, but he actually sounded very professional at all times, to me. I think we are just too used to cops giving each other passes.

There is an IQ test though and if your IQ is to high then you can't be a pig, I mean cop.....they want dumb order followers and that is all

Of course there is, but it's more like a lower limit ya know.

They have physical requirements, but due to the good ol boy system, fat asses magically still pass.

They both probably have a “no chase” on foot policy! 😮‍💨😮‍💨

all the better to crush you with my dear

Just don’t understand those lol , not my thing but hey lots of peeps building them

Man ole man in Sc they all over the dam place🤦🏽‍♂️

i used too live in putnam county in florida and OMG people are so stupid they did that dumb shit....

Keep Dreaming,...you idealist Governmental immunity Police immunity For Ever

100% and when an insurance company is involved better trained officer are on the streets because of the liability!

Not necessary to end qualified immunity. This guy was terminated from his peace officer position.

It sounds ok, but how are you going to convince people to police your communities? I mean these guys are saints to be doing this job with the way they get treated, but sometimes enough is enough. With defund the police and supposed racism, not many people are looking for a job in law enforcement as it is.

There's a lot of people who want to end qualified immunity who have no idea what qualified immunity is 😅

Saturday night special gift! This homebody is thoroughly excited!🎉

which one?

How do you pull over a parked car exactly?

​@@audreym3777 stupid people say stupid things

@@audreym3777 I mean when you park in a handicap spot without a pass you're setting yourself up for a ticket. He was parked in two spots too. Gas stations workers call police all the time for DUIs when people pull up like that.

Seemed drunk to me. Seemed parked illegally, too. And the lady cop started the interaction.

A heifer I bet, 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Lol "choosing" you!

@@richyward7772 ok thunderclap lol

Frfr!

I agree.

The other one was being an asshole

Just parked over the line in a handicapped place no placards on display

People should be arrested for parking in handicapped spots if they don’t have a placard. Period. When you grow up with someone severely handicapped and you see people parking in those spots when other people need it… It’s incredibly selfish.

@@chosentonessournotes Not arrested but a big fine..Why you wanna use taxpayers money on your disabilities

@@targetmann100ify Because our taxpayer money doesn’t even go towards anything useful anyway?

​@@chosentonessournotes arrested? Lmfao u sound crazy maybe a fine but the fact is they have no jurisdiction on private property period

What made you decide that, how did you feel that morning? Still happy to be in law enforcement?

what made you leave?

@@Nosferopathy It was ruining my mental health. I investigated child crimes and...i just ended up having to do something else.

@@Meilingsueyoung Two a pig, always a pig?

@@waaagh3203 once a pig , always a pig

yell at 2 in the morning sure lol 😅😂

They should fire the woman for being a sellout

Right lol

standing under the influence apparently .

He drove his truck there. Likely observed by gas station staff and captured on CCTV.

@@TrevorBrass I do no know what is in US, but that type of indirect evidence for traffic violation would not be valid in court in my country. Only direct observation and stopping by police while driving.The men could say he was drnking when he stopped driving or similar ...Anyway, second hand camera video could be evidence in criminal case and provided by court order. Any good lawyer would beat the case for traffic violation based on this indirect evidence.

Do you think the truck just drove itself there then?

@@elobiretv that is only indirect assuption that he was driving. It could be that the other person was driving, or he was drinking only when he stopped etc...Hard direct evidence would be police stopping him while driving or beginig to drive. There are multiple videos of charges only "sitting or standingnear a car while UI" being dissmised in court.

They were both drunk, one from alcohol, the other from power!

How did he mess up? Officer HugeBellyDrunkenSlob was hit with a DUI, and fired. The End.

@@cindydott452 He may have been released from the department however his case is still pending and could be thrown out and he could file civil charges against the department. In the court of law you need to prove something beyond a reasonable doubt. The fact that the arresting officer had made threats and had confrontations with this man numerous times previously, meaning bad blood and vendetta. Then went out of his way to take over the arrest likely wont convince any jury that even if he was drunk this wasn't orchestrated and premeditated by the officer who had issues with the man and was retribution . Its called Judicial disqualification the presiding officer must be free from disabling conflicts of interest . Also where he has a personal bias or prejudice concerning a party.

He's a cop, not a judge. All he needs to do is gather facts and evidence... he is not trying the case. He did not force the guy to drink.

@@Fuzzybeanerizer doesn't matter the officer must be unbiased and free of conflicts of interests and prejudice which clearly he had.

@@mrjiggy716 That would be a pretty tough standard to uphold in many small towns, where they only have a few police officers, and certain local troublemakers are well known to them all. Bias cannot be the ONLY reason for an arrest, but in this case there were apparently legitimate violations of the law plus it was not even this officer who initially noticed the infractions or who started the interaction. Again, it is judges who must be free of conflicts of interest.

The officer was drunk. He was using any excuse he could come up with so he would be let go. The arresting officer did the right thing.

@@andreaguidebeck2305 this was definitely retaliation

So he made officer BigBelly drive drunk, and park in a handicap space without a placard? The other cop on the scene called for backup after she witnessed his antics .

@@cindydott452 ok. So what does that have to do with it being retaliation?

She must have told him about his size

You heard clearly because he was inside with the microphone inches from his face. The arresting cop was outside with road noise. Nice try though.

BeCaUsE dRiViNg Is A pRiViLeGe NoT a RiGhT

Because driving is a privilege, not a right. Most people can't understand that simple concept.

​@@THambrough You said it better than me. Lol!

@@THambrough You always have the right to not incriminate yourself. So try again.

@@THambrough Typing should be a priviledge, your comment validates my opinion. Unless you typed that mess you posted with your forehead?

Officer HugeBellyDrunkenSlob was fired. The End

I think cops have long since forgotten that part as long as they pass the rest of the requirements.

Seemed like he was doing his job to me.

I mean... dude was clearly drunk. And everything seemed pretty professional to me. Was he pinned down and cuffed? Pepper sprayed? Ok then.

They fired the wrong cop

@@homersenemy7105 WTF ? He was driving drunk and you think that's ok ?

For arresting a drunk driver?? Cop was as nice as can be and you still have something to cry about 🤡

Well the lady cop was already there... for one thing.

A malicious prosecution by the government against a citizen is Illegal...For anyone who has observed, been threatened, or harmed by Corrupt Government Officials, file a complaint with the NSA(National Security Agency), ask for a investigation under the RICO ACT(Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act). The government cannot break the law, to make the law...File a complaint, or live as a slave...Lawsuits don't stop government corruption, RICO ACT prison time does...Contacting the right people changes everything...NSA...

So handicapped bays dont apply on private property???

@@brianbickle7395 how many have you seen issued? Get in an accident in a parking lot and you’ll find out the truth.

yeah it's pretty obvious he forced this guy to get hammered and get behind the wheel of a vehicle ... so unfair. 🤡🤡🤡

Someone : " I am the LAWWWWW"

Yeah, you're right. Officer HugeBellyDrunkenSlob did deserve to lose his job.

Americans with Disabilities Act is federal though. Technically that's what they first came at him for.

Nope. Have to be behind the wheel with keys in the ignition.

Cops: (any question at all) Me: ...