https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUgRKmvQjLI ://youtu.be/cUgRKmvQjLI Miami Cop in Trouble after Pulling Over Speeding Driver, who Turns out to be internal Affairs Lieutenant A Miami police officer pulled a car over for speeding last month, which turned out. A Miami police officer pulled a car over for speeding last month, which turned out to be a plainclothes internal affairs lieutenant who shoved the door open on the officer after refusing to. A Miami police officer pulled a car over for speeding last month, which turned out to be a plainclothes internal affairs lieutenant who shoved the door open on the officer after refusing to provide hi. ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUgRKmvQjLI
You can't hear anything but the dog....from what I saw he just gets out of the car which you obviously shouldn't do Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337 using Grasscity Forum mobile app
Two buttheads butting heads. The driver didn't actually bump the patrolman hard with the door, he just used that for an excuse to go off on him and the driver was pissed he didn't get the red carpet treatment when he flashed his badge. They are both incidents waiting to happen and fortunately a citizen didn't get fucked by either one of them this time. They both need to be fired so they can find meaningful employment and have an opportunity to redeem themselves.
Funny thing, if the uniformed officer was doing his job properly then he shouldn't have let the IA officer go. If the IA officer was in the wrong, then the uniform was just doing his job and cops IA or otherwise are not above the law. But he did let the IA guy go when he realized his identity, which tells me the uniform was probably acting in an inappropriate manner. If he was doing his job normally he wouldn't have anything to worry about.
Exactly what I was thinking when watching that. If that were a person he would have been severely beaten or killed. Once they knew he was a fellow pig they just let him up and the violence stopped. I'm thinking it was a mix of the blue shield and the fact that the "victim" turned out to be IA and the swine knew they had just fucked up royally.
So did the cop really get in trouble or just yelled at by the IA guy? I feel the title is misleading as it seemed no one got in trouble.
It's sibling rivalry. This isn't a case of a cop attacking what he thought was a civilian, actually the patrolman knew the driver was a cop before he pulled him out of the car. The driver flashed his badge when asked for his license and registration but the patrolman didn't just drop it and asked again for his papers. That's why the driver became irate and pushed his door open, flashing his badge didn't work like it usually does.
Most important thing I'm getting out of this, stay out of Miami.. Doesn't sound good that dashboard cameras aren't part of their policy. It's like they want to avoid being recorded doing something stupid that could get them in trouble. That's why the cop is in "trouble", cause he was using a personal recording device.. which is smart to cover your ass when your department doesn't use dashboard cams to begin with.
This reminds me of the state trooper that pulled over a cop in Miami for speeding and then got death threats and harassments from other Miami cops.