When Cops Have To Arrest Their Bosses
- Oct 30, 2023
- 16:58
- Full Episode
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Brief Summary
Police officers arrest their superiors for DUI, revealing corruption and integrity issues within law enforcement.
Key points
- Chief Deputy Pulled Over. A Georgia officer pulls over his own boss, Chief Deputy Yarbrough, for speeding.
- DUI Stop of a Captain. An Oklahoma police captain is pulled over and arrested for DUI, showcasing integrity from the officer.
Episode highlights
- Chief Deputy Pulled OverA Georgia officer pulls over his own boss, Chief Deputy Yarbrough, for speeding.“Guess who I just pulled over.”0:52Oct 30, 2023
- DUI Stop of a CaptainAn Oklahoma police captain is pulled over and arrested for DUI, showcasing integrity from the officer.“Are you going to arrest me, sir?”16:23Oct 30, 2023






