Jewish Cop Gone Wild over Motorist's Video pt one

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Description: http://www.myfoxstl.com/myfox/pages/News/Detail?contentId=4320029&version=1&locale=EN-US&layoutCode=TSTY&pageId=3.2.1 (KTVI - myFOXstl.com) -- An officer from a tiny police department in south St. Louis County is caught by an undercover camera cussing out a young driver, and threatening to throw him in jail. "You wanna try me? You want to try me?" "You think you've had a bad night? I'm gonna ruin your [expletive] night." "Do you want to try me? Do you want to try me young boy?" The 'young boy' is 20 year old Brett Darrow, a south St. Louis City resident. "I was scared," Darrow says of his experience early Friday morning in a commuter parking lot in St. George. "I was honestly scared." It was 2AM Friday. Darrow says he was pulling into the lot to meet a friend. But an officer followed him in, claiming he looked suspicious. The officer asked him to show his ID, and when Darrow questioned why he was being stopped, the officer eventually told him to get out, then he cussed him out. But when Brett's car is running, a tape is too. "Do you want to try me tonight young boy?" the officer yells, over and over. "Do you want to go to jail for some [expletive] reason I come up with?" "I think the officer should be fired," Darrow says. "It was unexcusable, not a minor slip up." Darrow put his camera in his car about a year and a half ago, he says, when he got a traffic ticket he thought he didn't deserve. "There was no way to really fight it, no way to prove I was right. I thought then, what better way to prove it than to have video evidence," Darrow says. "It comes on with the car, it shuts off with the car. It's on all the time when I drive." The officer has belonged to the St. George police force for two years. "I saw that and I was like, no, that didn't just happen," Chief Scott Uhrig says, describing his feeling when he saw the video of his officer that has been posted online. "Our officers aren't trained and taught to treat citizens that way theyr'e trained to be curteous and respectful no matter what the circumstances are." Uhrig put his officer on unpaid leave and says the investigation is now underway, and will include a close look at the video from the officer's own cruiser cam. While the chief questions the sergeant's moves, he also questions Darrow's motives. "Most people commuting back and forth to work don't keep their car outfitted with video recording devices and audio devices," Uhrig says. Uhrig says he wonders if Darrow is setting up police officers. "I'm not setting them up," Darrow says. But this isn't his first run in to be taped. He also posted online video an altercation with St. Louis County Police during a DUI checkpoint. But police say he never filed a formal complaint through internal affairs. That's why some question whether he's a victim, or a vigilante. "They have cameras in their cars," Darrow says of police. "Why can't it be the other way around?"
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bluA7 ::: Favorites lol. he's listening to Teriyaki Boys. 07-10-02 22:34:06 __________________________________________________
spokybob ::: Favorites The kid just asked a question, "Did I do anything wrong?" Cop seemed to be offended by that. 07-10-02 11:52:57 __________________________________________________
WastedOne111 ::: Favorites Flash what exactly is a cop baiter?? Aren't cops lawful, God loving, upholders of justic (kind of like supe heroes etc.)? They certainly claim to be, so if they are then how can you trick them into doing something wrong? Go ahead, explain yourself, good luck... 07-10-02 01:47:06 __________________________________________________
dnHooligan ::: Favorites that pig belongs in jail. this kid was just lucky to have a camera...just think of how many people HAVEN'T been that lucky. 07-10-02 00:05:31 __________________________________________________
mrjenko ::: Favorites At least this cop won't be up to anymore shit. They should have sacked him the next day, but he got sacked in the end 07-10-01 17:11:27 __________________________________________________
sinnister32 ::: Favorites in the end he's apologizing because he knows that guy got's a camera so now he know's hes fucked. 07-10-01 13:08:50 __________________________________________________
pyrocasto ::: Favorites That's the kid's own business I think, but there was nothing wrong with it legally. If that's what your impression of cops are then I feel sorry for your whole town. 07-10-01 06:34:27 __________________________________________________
pyrocasto ::: Favorites Oh yes, nice way to violate someone's rights... Dont be stupid. The cop wasnt doing much wrong checking on things, but as soon as he got up to the car he turned into a royal prick. ;) 07-10-01 06:31:38 __________________________________________________
jojoman73 ::: Favorites Im not a cop. Im sure there are bad cops, but the boy was baiting the cop and looking for trouble. The cop mentioned car theft, drug dealers, and suicide happen in the lot so he was right in checking it out. The cop may not have handled it right and used some bad language. Based on this event, he doesn't deserve to be fired. I work with some young "punks". Wish I had been the cop with back up I would have smacked the sh*t out of that young punk! 07-10-01 04:44:38 __________________________________________________
fotogrfik ::: Favorites That is the most annoying radar detector ever. 07-10-01 02:45:47 __________________________________________________