Police Chief Swiftly “Retires” After This Stop

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4. Wow. Chief Neska retired, but Chief Hall is still Chief? Make it make sense.

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6. "It's a tough day and age, with all the electronics and technology." Very telling. What police see as a hindrance to their ability to let other cops off the hook, I applaud as long-overdue accountability.

7. Just the usual bent cops protecting another bent cop.

8. What pisses me off about this episode the most is the comparison between this and the episode where they arrested the underage college girl for DUI even though she was merely sitting in a parked car after taking an UBER from a party and was just listening to the radio while she sobered up. They could NOT wait to arrest her — rather than simply give her a warning — yet the cops here bent over backwards here to let this guy go. It's quite disgusting.

9. Horseshit! Its cute how this country works, freedom & equal rights is all propaganda

10. If only they did this for a regular citizen

11. coruted crooks

12. Cry cry cry 😂

13. If more police had this level of moral concerns about general interactions with the public, it would put ATA out of business. Keep up the good work, ATA!

14. Nevermind the obvious corruption in the US police, y'all should think about implementing public transport so people don't have to drive to a bar and get drunk. or is that part of the system and the main income for cops??

15. I actually dont have too much of an issue with this, provided the cops give other people the same leeway at times. If someone has zero criminal history, cooperates, and has a safe means home, sometimes just getting them home is good enough. The average person without a drinking problem will likely never do that again. Sometimes common sense needs to be used when deciding how to handle situations.

16. Wow never thought I’d see my home town on a yt video

17. This is beyond disgusting and hypocritical. The O’Fallon police chief is just as corrupt as the Hazelwood police chief. The O’Fallon police chief put a stop to the DUI investigation the moment her arrived on the scene. He didn’t ask any questions of the field officer. And he immediately removed Hazelwood from the situation as soon as he could, knowing that there would be nothing to pursue due to an incomplete investigation. All the officers involved should be held accountable for allowing O’Fallon to do what he did.

18. This is such bs, cops that give special treatment to other cops should be held just as accountable as the officer breaking the law. If the laws were changed and these cops were actually held accountable, this would stop real quick or at least happen a lot less. We all know, if it was one of us they certainly would not give such a plush treatment

19. Atrocious behaviour of these chiefs of police. Preferential treatment much. No accountability. Shame shame shame.😊

20. "This is a tough day and age man" – Yeah being held accountable is tough

21. This is outrageous 🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢. Wow in what a great country you live in.

22. I always wonder if I knew how to drive and got stopped in suspicion of DUI if I could get arrested simply because I'm too clumsy to complete them

23. Everyone he ever wrote a DUI should have their charges removed from their records 😡

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25. Never understand the alphabet test. Im sober and I cant do that.

26. This is sickening. Seems to me we can basically assume ass cops are criminals since we know if they did commit crimes they would be driven home and have it swept under the rug.

27. the current police chief of my county was charged with driving drunk n wrecking his patrol car when he was a deputy in the 90s

28. Gotta love the on-camera admission that the camera is the main thing keeping him honest.

29. 5:42 Officer Dye asks another Officer's advice on the situation (?)
    Other Officer says, "is it all on the, uh, dash cam? The driving & all the contact so far?… He's the current cheif?… Yah, this is a tough day & age, uh, you know, uh, when you have, uh, electronic things & technology… It's your call…" sounds to me like this Officer wouldn't handle the situation the same way if it wasn't all caught on camera…? Like he personality would have let Police Cheif Greg Hall go if it wasn't on video??? Suspicious.

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