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Cops are usually dealing with people and criminals they've never seen before. But
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what happens when instead it's their own friends that they have to arrest? Ain't nobody jumped out. Buck
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again, Kevin. Stay out of this, Kevin. Here are three examples of this happening. Starting with the case of
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Buck Preston. Buck. What? You know, Michael, you know you ain't got a driver's license.
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Don't do this. Please. I got to, man. God damn, Michael. Please. I got to. No. No. No. Listen to me.
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No. Please. Just listen. Sheriff sent me the sheriff. Sheriff, captain. I mean, they've seen you
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driving. We got to get you. One of the cons to small town living is that everybody knows each other,
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including the cops. The town sheriff claims to have seen Buck driving his Chevy pickup. But nearly every cop in
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town knows he doesn't have his license. So, what else is there for Buck to do to
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try and explain his way out of it? I'm I'm I'm telling you. I'm just trying to tell you something. Listen. If you
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listen, listen to me. The the person that was driving this truck just jumped out the [ __ ] over there on godamn
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late morality and goddamn I didn't have no other way to get it here, buddy. I swear to God I would I'm not going to
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drive no more. I promise I got to God damn, Michael. I 31 to 28. You 51 this way.
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That's crazy, bro. I just passed him. You just passed him? Yeah, on 67. No, he didn't. I swear to God he didn't.
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Michael, I just swear to God if you listen to me, bro. I swear to God. We're about to right now.
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state and someone jumped out behind the wheel. Yeah. And I'm trying to get my truck
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home. That's it. Buck. Bro, I swear to God. I can't get a driver's license in the
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state of Florida, dude. That's how bad it is. Buck's story is that his friend was
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driving his truck, but ditched him out near a lake, leaving him with no option but to drive back home himself.
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Unfortunately for Buck though, we are in the 21st century. And the officer reminds him he could have just called
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someone with a license to drive him back and that he still broke the law regardless of the circumstances.
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Predictably, Buck wasn't very happy about this. I get it, but man, you still can't
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drive, bro. Pull it off the road and wait for someone has a valid license. What?
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Let's go. That's crazy, dude. Would you tell him that? Let's go, Buck. Buck, I'm not playing
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this game. What do you mean? I'm not trying. I'm telling you the trees. Nobody jumped out. God damn it.
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I'm trying to tell you something. Ain't nobody jumped out. Yes, they did. Kevin, did they not
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stay out of this, Kevin? Did they not? Kevin, back off. Kevin, you stay out of this.
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Did they not jump out? Back up, Kevin. God damn, dude. I'm trying to get respect when you going
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to run from me like that. Kevin, get up. Despite the chase not lasting very long at all, all this did was add
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an extra charge to Buck's already fairly long list. And given how close everyone
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seems to be here, you just know this police chase is going to be the talk of the town. Part of the struggle on the
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ground had to be cut, but the cops reported that Buck resisted so hard that they had to deploy a taser to make him
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calm down. The footage returns when Buck was fully restrained and handcuffed. Buck was taken to the officer's patrol
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vehicle and driven back to the station. Obviously angry, he decided to make the conversation on the way back personal.
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I don't talk to you about your mom in this. This is I don't give a [ __ ] if you
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talk to me about your mom or not. Leave my family out of this dog. All I'm saying is this. Would she be
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proud of you for sticking that [ __ ] taser to me when I was not even resisting when you done that?
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You were resisting. The [ __ ] I was you had me? Yeah. That's why we had each other in
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headlocks. Whatever. Look, Buck, stop bringing my mom into it. Real proud, too, huh?
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There's little information about what happened to Buck after this video, but it's likely he was charged with driving
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without a license and resisting arrest. There's an argument that Buck could also
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be hit with fleeing to elude an officer, but this is a felony that comes with a 5-year prison sentence. It's more likely
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the officer gave his friend the misdemeanor charge worth just a couple months in jail. It's unlikely the
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suspects in this next case got the same treatments though as it wasn't just a civilian caught breaking the law but
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also their cop friend. Hello. How you doing? Reason I stopped you is your right brake light is out.
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Who do you work for? So did you stop that my right brake light is out? Yeah. Or did you stop me to ask you?
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Well, I'm asking you both. DCS. What? DCS. DCS. What's DCS? You don't know what Department of Children Services.
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As he mentioned, the suspect, named Petra Edertton, was originally pulled over for a broken brake light, but the
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officer quickly noticed something else. A police badge around Petra's neck. Firstly, this cop doesn't recognize the
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supposed officer, but it's also unusual to see a police officer driving around in a broken car. Something feels off, so
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the cop decides to investigate further. Is this your license then? Do you have your badge on you?
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Like your ID badge? ID badge for being a police officer. See, this is what you're asking me all
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those questions, right? Saying you stop my right brake light. So, if you're a police officer, you
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understand what probable cause is, right? So, what's the problem? Your right brake lights out.
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My right brake light wasn't out when you followed me out to the gas station. Yeah, it is. It's out right now.
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The car wasn't even on when you followed me out. Doesn't matter. You're driving with a
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brake light out on the streets, so it's an equipment violation. I saw it when you were pulling out.
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At this point, the brake light issue is the least of the cop's worries. It's difficult to classify what exactly an
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offduty officer is supposed to act like, but something about Pekra is triggering
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alarm bells for the cop. She's acting defensive, being closed off, and giving strange, vague answers to questions that
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a real cop would be able to answer. So, it's time to quit the games and figure out exactly what's going on here.
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Look, long story short, I just want to know who you work for. And and that's the issue. Why do you
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want to know who I work for? Because I've never seen you around here before. You're not a police officer that
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works here. You don't know who I am. You said you never seen me. Right. So, are you a police officer or
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you not a police officer? So, because a black person walks into a store with a badge and a gun is an
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issue. That has nothing to do with you being black. Are you a police officer? You're
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not a police officer? Not a police officer. You're not a police officer? No. So why would you go into Quick Trip and
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get free food with your badge and gun? Because I'm an officer. You don't have to be a police officer to go in there.
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I've been doing it for 30 years. So you're not a you're not a certified police officer.
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It's not probable cause. It's a personal thing. There are a dozen ways for a cop to
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prove that they work for a certain agency. For example, she could give the name of her department and supervisor
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and have the cop check the names with them. This would only take a couple minutes and any real cop would know
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this. So, the fact that she's getting defensive instead and turning this into a personal thing is a huge red flag.
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It's also clear that Pectra doesn't seem to realize what she actually did wrong.
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Just minutes earlier, she was seen inside the store presenting her badge and gun to the cashier and walking out
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with free food. This isn't just cop impersonation, it's theft. So, the cop needs to get to the bottom of this. Did
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I steal from you? Yeah, if you're not a police officer. I did not steal from I went up to the
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register, spoke to the guy that works there, and told him I had to drink. So, you're presenting yourself as a
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police officer with your badge and your gun on the side. Okay. Do you understand that?
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I do understand that. But my issue with you is you've seen that. You say because
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you never seen me before. So, who do you work for? Out of the store. Who do you work for? Who is DCS?
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You're How long have you been working here? 12 years, 13 years. How do you not know what DCS is?
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There's, like I said, is it Department of Children's Services? What is it? Explain it to me.
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I don't I don't have to explain myself to you. If you're going to give me a ticket, tell like
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Okay. Is he your license? Since he's getting nothing out of PCRA, the cop decides to call up DCS himself
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and his suspicions get instantly confirmed. Who's your supervisor? What do they have to do right now? What
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it has to do with is you told me you're a police officer or you're an officer for DCS. I've got DCS on the phone. They
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say you don't work there. So, who's your supervisor? It seems that the suspect knows at least
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something about policing as she chooses to remain silent from now on. So, the cop turns his attention to the passenger
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of this vehicle who at this point hasn't said a word. When he asks for her ID, he
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gets a huge surprise. I have one of your employees here, Brandy Green. Um, she was with her friend Petra
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Edertton. Brandy decided that she was going to give Petra her badge and her gun to go into Quick Trip and get some
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food. So, I pulled them over for a broken tail light. Petra was driving. She had the badge on and the gun on.
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When I pulled them over, she identified herself as a DCS officer and then later admitted to not being a DCS officer. and
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your employee, Brandy Green, admitted to giving her the gun and the bad to go into Quick Trip to get the free food.
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After investigating just a little further, both Pekra and the actual cop, Brandy Green, admit to everything.
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Following the incident, Brandy resigned from her job at the DCS, and Pekra is facing felony charges for impersonation,
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carrying a sentence of up to 5 years in prison. There's many more examples of these cops that seem to just forget they
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also need to follow the rules. Just like Corporal Scott Bzik did on New Year's Day 2021. When Officer Brook Shudderly
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arrived at the scene of a car crash, she realized it wasn't just her supervisor at the wheel, but a good friend of hers.
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So, uh, reached out for my lighter, slammed into his ass. Oh, yeah. Not really. Not really.
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Are you okay? Oh, yeah. No, I'm good. Your car sucked up? No, absolutely. Jes [ __ ] fixed.
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Obviously, Brooke and Scott are familiar with each other. And curiously, Scott holds nothing back when describing
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exactly how the incident went down. It's clear that Scott is the one at fault here. So, before going any further,
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Brooke decides to call back to the base to ask whether or not it's okay for her to be handling this incident. this
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crash. Um, birdie is so come work it. Okay. I can't remember. It's been a long time since I've worked a crash with one
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of us in it. So, no, he's not on duty. He's in his POV. I just didn't want there to be any like conflict of
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interest type issues. All right, that was it. I just wanted to make sure. All right. Bye.
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Bye. Brooke is given the go-ahad and told that there should be no issues with her
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handling this case, but that was before she noticed this. You good? Huh? Wait on his way.
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He's not coming. Good. Walking home, but yep, I'm good. So, Birdie, you you giving me some
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indicators? Oh, listen. Listen, woman. Listen, Valdez is coming out just to I'm not going to lie to you about it.
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She's on her way. Yeah, she's on her way. I'm not really comfortable with this whole thing at
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all, but I'm not going to lie to you about it. Oh, no. I don't mean to put you in that
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indie. Yep. From now on, you know how it goes. You can't consume anything. Okay. Cuz right
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now, you you're being detained. Hey, what? It's obvious that Scott is under the influence of something. Judging by his
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slurred speech, slowed reactions, and slight loss of motor control, Brooke is fairly sure he's been drinking. At this
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point, Scott is no longer her supervisor. He's just a suspect in a case. And what's more, he's drunk and
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likely unpredictable. A combination which can be incredibly threatening to a female officer.
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Please don't make my life difficult. I would never do that to you. Okay. I am very uncomfortable right now.
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And and I apologize for putting you in that position. Are you on? Yes. Yes, I am. And I'm going to remain
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on. Fair enough. Integrity. [Music] You know you can't smoke right now. What? Cuz if I'm going to do a DUI
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investigation, it impedes it so you can't consume anything. [Music] I want to get that dog. That is a really
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cute dog. Fear aggression issue. You can always train a dog. No, you can't consume anything.
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You're killing me. I'm trying. Too late now. Good girl. After a short wait, another officer
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arrives at the scene, meaning they can finally start getting to the bottom of all of this with some sobriety tests.
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These lasted over 10 minutes, but it's not hard to tell how they went by just looking at a few seconds of them.
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You may begin the test. One, two, three. Judging by this and the overwhelming amounts of evidence against him at this
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point, the officers thought it was safe to conclude that Scott had been drinking
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that night and decided it was time to put him in cuffs, something he was far from happy about.
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There's things that we can do to fix this. Yeah, [ __ ] everything. It's got the hinge locks.
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Okay, so it despite Scott being one of the most polite and respectful suspects ever on
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this channel, he was actually hit with a better sentence than the majority of criminal cops. After blowing a.156 back
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at the station, he was charged with driving under the influence and damaging property. He was ordered to pay just
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under $1,000 in fines, serve 50 hours of community service, and take multiple substance abuse and DUI classes, and had
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his driver's license suspended for 6 months. He was also sued by the driver of the vehicle he hit, and a cash
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settlement was reached. And on top of all of that, he also was suspended without pay for a week and given a last
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chance agreement, meaning one more slip up and he was out for