When Dumb People Get Arrested At Their Jobs
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- čas přidán 14. 01. 2024
- Going to work is never fun, but when the cops show up at your job to arrest you, you know it’s a lot worse than regular Monday syndrome. So how does a person end up being dragged out of work in handcuffs? Sometimes, it’s a case of making mistakes, other times it’s down to being straight-up dumb - the following are four cases that are the definition of a bad day at the office.
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I watched it because it said I didn't poison his big Mac and there was nothing about a big Mac lol
What's up with the poisoned Big Mac? I don't see anyone getting arrested at McDonald's on this video. Shame on you!!! Makes me not want to watch anymore videos from this channel!
You have horrible filler language. It quite clear you have absolutely zero clue what your talking about. You'll say one thing and follow it up by something completely opposite acting like they are both facts. It doesn't even make sense.
That principal and teacher were a couple of bitches for that. There was no need to get the police involved. Coulda just told her to leave. Wow.
They way the principal and teacher wanted her to be arrested and embarrassed seem more like a personal thing
It sounded like they only wanted her to sign a resignation form. The cop stated it is their policy and he would arrest her in handcuffs anyway. Did you watch this as others did?
I feel so sorry for her, she is all over you tube.
Exactly -that other teacher is a Karen obviously and the principal had no backbone! They make me sick
i honestly thought this was too harsh for her. just let her go home and resign. she wasnt DRUNK, she was UNDER the legal limit. the principal and the teachers were making this personal. probably jealous cuz they cant go drink and have fun themselves so they gotta ruin another persons life. i stg, people who take things personally like them are sick people. she wasnt hurting anyone.
@scarletrosewolf2701 she has a 3rd grade kid and is teaching a whole grade of kids while being drunk. I find it funny how you're on her side but I bet if it was your child being taught by someone who is undeniably drunk and under the influence; you'd want her to be an adult and face the consequences. If you can't stop yourself from being drunk into the next day affecting your job, don't drink.
The school dont care...they want her name to be smeared...
She wasn't intoxicated either she was under the influence big difference and they wanted her to resign for a reason instead of firing her
she should have refused all the tests the cops gave her and definitely not signed the resignation papers, now she wont even get umemployment
@@Ryan-zp2bc Your employer can fight the unemployment. If you are fired as a teacher being under the influence at work, pretty sure you’re not gonna win that one.
@@lisaa7011 Of course, not drinking at all on the job will keep you from getting in that position.
But they let her drink water which the cops are not supposed to do it can throw off the PBT! She probably was higher!
Thumbs down for lying about the poisoned burger.
yup didnt watch either not supporting someone like this
You mean a *Click Bae* ?
same here thumbs down
The third video of the young woman Alexa. Her bosses and coworkers are really hero's here. This is the kindness and gratitude we need businesses to adhere to when it comes to hard/good working employees that may have had a bump or two in the past.
Her boss was willing to bail her out and spoke on her behalf that was so heart warming
@@paullaroque5960 💯agree
She’s only willing to do that because she’s short staffed 😅😂
@@paullaroque5960
The judge will respond accordingly.
yeah cause going out of her way spending extra money and worrying is much easier than ditching an infactor and hiring someone new, huh
@@akonfestpessimism is a reflection of you...
Where's my poisoned burger?!
Clickbaited.
@@smallerthanlife7664as always
and this pos has 3 million subscribers
fo real
Yup… downvoted for that I’m afraid.
Alexa was NOT a "dumb person getting arrested at their jobs".
How so? Driving drunk is dumb. Going to court for it and having the courts demand you attend classes, and then you just DON'T, is dumb. Explain to me how she isn't dumb?
@@Mije101-bz8ph Their is a big difference between being dumb and making dumb decisions. For another example, Magot in "The Dirty Dozen".
@@MrFlash-pd7bm To quote Forrest Gump: "stupid is as stupid does".
@@bubbabuhe9745 "Never seen it, now I'll Never." from my brain.
She was 100% dumb. Like you.
that poor teacher. You can tell she was not liked by the administration and they found a way to fire her and embarrass her. How sad.
Yeah, dude. Definitely. I bet you they spiked her drink while she wasn't looking and that's why she was intoxicated on the job. 🙄
@Leon14000
They were probably why she was drinking in the first place
@@Sarah-dq1fm Ah, in that case, I totally see the reason why. She'd be welcome to drink on the job. Hopefully there's just nothing that'll require a clear mind like actually teaching or leading children out during a fire. And let's also just hope that she's a good drunk and have no mood swings!
How about this? If you feel the need to drink on the job, find a job that'll accommodate it.
@@Leon14000 Ehre entwendet
That principal and teacher had something against that other teacher for sure. You could tell how they were questioning the police about giving her the option. Those two are cowards for doing that. I can see right thru that principals BS talk! What a cowardly move!
Yeah you're right. Probably being drunk at work had something to do with it!
I wonder what they had against that perfect employee? Not like shes responsible for children while under the influence or anything.
Look at his posture. This isn't someone with a whole lot of confidence.
Did I say she was innocent? No I did not. But you can tell they had a choice and they made it way worse for that woman.
I have a feeling their political leanings and hers are of a different nature. I have noticed a purge in most school systems of teachers whom do not tote the new age religion of the woke party line.
that p.o.s principal and his guard dog ,had a personal grudge against the Teacher. I hope karma comes around.
God Himself says revenge is His & He will have it brother!!!
She sued. Public intoxication was the charge and she wasn’t in either situation. She was falsely arrested
@@r.c.l2569as she should
@r.c.l2569 whoa! So what happened to her then?
@@r.c.l2569Do you know her name? So I can look her up.
I hope Alexa is alright. She carried herself with complete class given the situation.
Agreed. She clearly struggles with addiction.
very hot woman
If she carried herself with complete class, she wouldn't have gotten in a car while being under the influence and then dodge a warrant to avoid accountability. I'm glad you hope she's alright, despite the fact that many people are put into coffins every day from people who get into the car intoxicated. You're only saying what you're saying because of her looks.
@@winterxx1555 anyone can make mistakes, particularly when they're 20 or 21 years old which she was, and probably struggling with different things. Also, I don't think they're saying that just because of her looks, they're saying it because based on the reports from her boss, she is a hard working model employee, and also because of how she conducted herself, she was not at all abusive or volatile with the arresting officer. More wholly compliant. You see so many individuals on these videos that are completely unrepentant for their actions and show scant regard for anyone or anything. So actually you're kind of the one stereotyping here. Stereotyping people for not judging her, claiming it's simply 'because of her looks'.
@@NotInAsia Right, it's "oh she had a tough life" until someone ends up in a coffin. A lot of people "struggle with different things" and a lot of people have been "20 or 21" who didn't get into a vehicle intoxicated. Being intoxicated and having problems is not an excuse to put other people's lives in danger. I'm not sure why you thought that was an argument. Stop trying to use individuals in other videos to undermine the entire thing.
The first vid highlights why there is a teacher shortage in the US. The teacher absolutely made a mistake and should resign and get help, but the way they treated her when she was totally compliant was horrendous. She was under the limit. They ruined her reputation because of a mistake any of us could make, usually because of stress. Any other job this would be a non issue, the most they would have done would write her up and send her home for the day. If it was something like restaurant work she'd be given ibuprofen and sent back to the grill. Teachers deserve understanding and respect.
Yeah, and all for what - so that she gets "scrutiny from the community", as if that ever helped someone to trun their life around. They don't want to help her - they want to make her unemployed and unemployeable. If they could, I bet they'd make her homeless too, because that way she'd get even more "scrutiny from community". What a joke.
I don't like people drinking on the job, and even off the job I don't drink much myself. So, in a situation like this, I can see why you would reprimand someone, or spook them with cops. You can make someone resign even, if nothing helps. But public walk of shame, with the whole "it might get into the news" - that's just too much. It just guarantees that this woman won't be able to find a job in any school anytime soon, even if she completely turns her life around, which is just pure cruelty.
The teacher wasn't liked at all and they found a reason to not only get rid of her, but embarrassed her. shit is so sad
It sounded like they only wanted her to sign a resignation form. The cop stated it is their policy and he would arrest her in handcuffs anyway. Did you watch this as others did?
I love when randos on the internet try to patronize me. yes, i did watch the video, and my position still stands. they offered to take her away when no one was out in the hall way, and would not make it a scene, then not even 5 minutes later, rescinded the offer, not evening having enough grace to understand that she was still processing what was happening.
feel free to try again.@@beardsntools
@@beardsntools No, they wanted her out in handcuffs. The officer stated it wasn't their policy, they have the personal decision to allow them the opportunity to go home with someone else. When the officer told the other workers that, they got concerned, "But you aren't going to give her that right? You're going to take her out in handcuffs?". Anyone who has a semblance of social awareness can tell those workers had something personal against the teacher.
@@cenfre2866 ignore him he look like he did not watch the video either or just skim through it. haha
Teachers are pathetic people who never grew up, that's why they immediately want to go back into school rather than make something of themselves in the real world.
Where is the poisoned Big Mac?????
seriously... it's a trend on these videos
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Big Mac are already poison they have toxic taste
Thanks saw this before getting too far into it
I do not condone a teacher, or anyone else, being under the influence at work. You should be sober during any form of work duty. But, an officer implying you would receive a DWI for being "just" UNDER the legal limit is fucking ridiculous. What is the point of the limit if you still get charged for being under it?
She also doesn't deserve to have her face blasted on youtube for the rest of her life. Losing her career in combination with this level of publication is WAY overboard for having too many drinks the night before and blowing the equivalent of a beer. Bodycam vids should just be posted to show examples of people who resist arrest or for mid-high offenses...not for minor dismeanors with cooperative people who made a mistake. I hope the teacher and Alexa are okay and will be kind to themselves. Alexa missed those courses because it costs $5000 to take them (and she mentioned being kicked out of her parents place/adjusting to the cost of living on her own, working 50+hrs a week).
Driving While impaired (DWI) vs Driving Under the Influence (DUI). The officer is correct, and you need better under standing of the law. The legal limit he is refering too is for the DUI charge, there is no legal limit for DWI, it is determined by Police officers when they pull you over, mostly if you're in the range of 0.060 - 0.079, it can be classified as DWI, but only if you're clearly impaired. For example if you are 0.079 BAC, you'd be under the legal limit for DUI, but you could still be impaired as different people take alcohol differently. For example I know some people who'd be really drunk at 0.080, others would be just mildly intoxicated. Which is where DWI comes in, it's so that if the person is clearly impaired, police have the authority to charge them, although DWI is not as serious as DUI.
That first one is very shocking. How in gods name is that an arrestable offence? I don't live in that country so I'm Abit baffled by that one
Blowing a 0.06 means she has been drinking alcohol within the past hour or so, so she was drinking alcohol at the school
God's.
@@theflyisaspy7691 According to who? That makes no sense and is in no way provable. Even if she WAS drinking at the school - HOW IS THAT AN ARRESTABLE OFFENCE? Yes its something she should be fired for - but this is ridiculous.
This is taking place in some little corrupt armpit of the USA.
@@aleksandarmarjanovic3168 when did i say I was confused why it's wrong? Where I live (and any civilized place on earth) "public intoxication" only applies if the person is acting obviously drunk and causing a disturbance. She was still under the legal limit to drive home! Did you not understand that? I clearly said she should be fired.
@@TrueSeed-ft1jn The cop clearly stated when discussing the difference between DWI and DUI that DWI, which is where her alcohol level tested at, is a BAC she would have been arrested for if caught driving with it.
I'm puzzled with the first case. Her reading is 0.06 yet she still committed an offense? What if her reading had been 0.01? Still arrested? Someone in that school had a hair across their ass for this woman.
Felt the same way.
She was drunk in front of kids, and it is illegal.
@@reaper215you think a .06 is drunk ? It’s not appropriate and she should be suspended while she goes to rehab but drunk at her blood level is a wild stretch.
You can't drink and be legally in charge of children. It's a massive liability for the school. MASSIVE.
All these people that say "you can't be drunk in front of kids", are the same ones that abuse their children.
The school administrators are sickening and cowardly.
no wonder she was drinking lol
@@gradeyundery4939 Having a drink day before and teaching kids is disgusting, but abortion up to 9 month is fine.
They really treated that first teacher so poorly. With her colleagues conspiring against her with the police. A different elementary teacher got a lot more patience, and even the choice to call for a ride, from a police officer than for this teacher. They totally blew this out of proportion and made it worse than it needed to be.
9:36 The steering on that truck could be so bad, just trying to get back to depot. Or better to call a tow.
Arrested for not even being drunk? Unreal
You never heard of “public intoxication”
@@user-uj5ly1eq5n Still not a crime for being under...
22:24 What an amazing employer. Seriously. The title of this video is DUMB. This young woman wasn't dumb. She was busy trying to survive.
Agree. I hope she wasn't fired after this. Turning your life around just for past mistakes to catch up and knock you out again gotta feel miserable. I completely understand a troubled teenager with a crappy life having a DUI. This one broke my heart.
Waste of taxpayer dollars for stuff like this
@@Eva86dI don't think they fired her...the manager were so kind to her
If this is how they treat all their employees IRL (when they know they are not being recorded, call me cynical but people change when cameras roll, but they do seem genuine) then that is probably a really great place to work.
The employer (The woman with blonde hair) is actually the girls mother, that's why she's so concerned and offered to bail her out. She says it in the full video
That girl Alexa handled herself so well.
I just hope she can set it right. She seems like a good person and on the right path to try to better herself and working hard, she just made mistakes not following court orders a year ago.
@@MrDarksword123 she'll DUI manslaughter people eventually... she's used to getting pity
seams very scummy to put her on yt, never mind with the vid title
@@outsidethepyramid Gotta Love when random people request for bodycam footage for the sake of views and peoples entertainment. Imagine having to hear about something like this for the rest of your life. Sad stuff
@@Yudu123123 That's why you don't drive drunk and then not go to court mandated classes for it. You're excusing her stupid behaviour because she's a pretty young woman.
As for the handcuffs, cops absolutely do make exceptions. I don't know the background, but my guess is that she really offended some people in that small town.
Reported for no poison burger on the menu
They are using the same screen shot in all the videos. The girl in the screenshot must be in hiding, what with all the fake crimes she's committing.
She's not legally drunk in public and could easily blow that from the night before. She should get a lawyer...a breathalyzer could blow a false reading for mouthwash or just from drinking the night before. She should have taken a blood sample.
and to add, the PBT is not admissible in court (in every state I've seen videos about), they have to take you in and give a formal test, and even then a lawyer can rip into the handling of that use. It was really personal and they wanted to her gone gone.
Mouthwash will not give a false reading. That's a myth. Even gargling with Everclear won't. And one glass of wine the night before won't either. She was either seriously smashed the night before, or she drank that day.
@@PruneHub We can speculate until the cows come home, but the fact is she was given the test and blew under the legal limit. If that doesn't matter, why is there a legal threshold to begin with? Lawsuit attorneys would be salivating to get this one.
@@danielhartin7680 You are completely avoiding the real question. What is the legal limit to teach? 0.08 is the legal limit to drive. The legal limit to teach should be 0.0. (if lawyers are salivating they are proving why so many Americans believe they are ambulance-chasing shysters)
"a breathalyzer could blow a false reading for mouthwash"---That excuse has been used many times. That's got to be some potent mouthwash!
The teachers colleagues are pretty vicious. I hope KARMA comes back on them and why is she being arrested if she's under the legal limit? Or did I not understand that correctly?
Yea wtf, public intoxication? She wasn’t even drunk.
they found a cup with alcohol in it in her class room.
@@matthewparker2254That's a different lady
Shit with these kids nowadays, teachers probably need a drink or two every now and then... if she wasnt drunk i dont see why they took it that far... they shohldve just fired her and thats it@@matthewparker2254
.06-.08 is a level that is still considered intoxicated. Still this was harsh but she was at a minimum drinking that AM.
American justice system is like "We can't just breathalyse people without their permission, that would breach their rights! We'll get them to walk up and down in straight lines and have them recite the alphabet"... and then it's like "just gonna force this harmless lady into cuffs for being under the legal driving limit so we can march them past their third grade child before we let her go... doo dee doo" 🤷♂
My 2 year old and I almost died after eating mcdonalds. The workers had a weird look on their faces as they handed me the food. My baby and I were throwing up for 3 days straight. It was the worst stomach pain ive ever had.
DUI (Driving Under Influence)
DWI (Driving Whilst Intoxicated)
PWI (Possession With Intent - To sale or deliver) - This is for drug dealers.
So, a teacher is not driving... is just at school and is being charged with driving penalties? How this makes sense? Also, she is UNDER the DRIVING legal limit... for non-drivers this is much more less relevant. This is just a dirty set up, I just hope she can find a better place and earn way more money and sue those bastards.
Public intoxication maybe?
But, yeah it should just have been handled by the school district.
If I was drinking at work, my employer would deal with it, not the law.
The PWI was a caption fail--the officer says DWI, which he explains would likely be given to a driver at .06 to
@@rickyjanzen6684
What you are saying makes sense.
I'm fairly sure that in my state the officer needs to witness you operating the vehicle, even if it would be assumable,
(like this situation) or by you simply saying yes, when asked if you were driving, would be enough to move forward.
I'm not arguing her right to drink and drive with her child. lol.
I am just a fan of us understanding what rights we do have.
Because she drove to school...and was obviously driving with alcohol in her system unless she was drinking at the school...which is also illegal.
Also, in most states it's illegal to have ANY alcohol in your system while working with and supervising children. She absolutely broke the law and is NOT a victim. Grow up
@@sterlingcampbell2116 nah driving to school is irrelevant here, it doesn't work like that. there's no "you're drunk now and logic dictates that you drove at some point so you're DUI" that's not a thing
I wouldn't call the 3rd person "dumb" She is doing really good she is wicked focused on work and taking care of her issues this prob happened during covid when there was a serious shortage of workers. People weren't getting days off at all. She just got behind. She should be in the category "when good people make mistakes"
Time stamp on the footage says March of 23. But I agree with you
@@theyertishere7831 I didn't see I only assumed because she worked 60+ hours weekly
Agreed. She seems like a good, hard working person who made an honest mistake and is trying to move on from that.
Could have been me didn’t have money for my car insurance went to Texas to get a new life and make money and had a warrant didn’t get arrested paid my fines and went on with my life what boss would actually bail someone out though? Lady deserves an award all bosses should be nice to there good employees not like that today lol
I've been breathalysed in the morning after drinking the night before and after getting about 6 hours sleep, and was still OVER the limit. The teacher might not have even had all that much the night before, and i get the feeling the staff at that school were toxic and she was drinking because her colleagues were making her miserable.
I don't understand the exact reason the first woman needed to be arrested. She offered her resignation and was under the legal alcohol limit. How can they frame it as public intoxication? Isn't she allowed to have 'any' alcohol in her blood while being in public?
The cop and principal in the 1st clip were just pure evil for what they did to her, she wasn't even over the legal limit. Not to mention the cop had the option of giving her a citation instead of an arrest and he still chose to arrest her.
While having a kid on the school there.
I'm sorry, but you are making blatant assumptions. I actually know one of the students that went there personally. According to them she was drunk fairly often. She just happened to be somewhat sober that day
And there is no legal limit at public schools in most states. You can't drink at all while supervising children.
I actually know one of the students that went there personally. According to them,.she was quite drunk fairly often. She just happened to be somewhat sober that day
And in most states there is no legal limit while supervising children. She absolutely did break the law by drinking while working...with kids. Stop talking out your ass.
Did you even listen to the video. The cop stated regardless if she resigned or not. They still had to place her into there custody. Which means she had to be placed in cuffs. The options you are talking about is if they going to bring her to jail and prosecute her or give her a citation at the police station. Then release her. But she still had to get someone to come and get her vehicle.
the legal limit of 0.08 refers to driving (a DUI charge). the legal limit for working in a school is 0.00
Those at the school were being vindictive toward the intoxicated teacher, she was under the legal limit and her kid was present at the school, seems like they wanted to humiliate her for what i would say is a psychological problem, some ppl are callous and there was something personal definitely in total contrast to the woman wanted on a warrant, her boss was right behind her
I agree with you. I think something was going on with the principal and her
Definitely a passive aggressive move, IMO... They WANTED to humiliate her!
I hope she can figure this out, because that b!tch phucked up her chances of getting another job in education!
Can you imagine laying your head down at night, and thinking about what you did to harm someone?
It was unnecessary, given the fact that the police could have just have someone pick her up from the school.
Now I wonder what happen to her baby girl at the end of the school day, when she looked for her mom?
I can't be certain, but it feels like to me that the blonde short haired woman with the principle was really wanting her to be arrested. Almost like she was appalled to hear that the teacher could be given the choice of being able to walk away with someone who could drive her home.
@@insaneanjel4459I agree. Disappointing.
I bet depending on time it at happened she was DUI when she drove her kid to school. There has to be more to the story.
Are you in your safe room that you and your bf built for your adult play time. .what's your safety word ?
honestly got tears in my eyes from that amazing manager. if only all managers were like her.
fr though, W manager
Happy the girls boss was so supportive and let her know she still has her job
she was fired
Stop lying. 🤣 she quit and works as a dancer now
@@cdahm5425 Are you telling the truth?
@@jimpatriot179 yup absolutely. Saw her at a club in MIA back in 23.
The $ problems probably caught up to her and she realized she could make way more $ dancing
Full of crap haha@@cdahm5425
23:17 that manager is pure golden. Really looking out for her employees.
Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. The title of this vid also doesn't serve the employee justice. She isn't dumb at all, she's just in a rough spot. Working 50-60 hours and having to attend classes while being kicked out and trying to get your life back together is not an easy task. THIS is how you create a great work environment and employees that enjoy the workplace. You don't say out loud you're all there for them, you act like it.
@@T3n50r ok zoomer
@@mt_goxI'm a millenial with a brain
@@T3n50r Too right. If you really value an employee you can allow that they are human, fallible & capable of mistakes. It's not necessary or in anyone's interest to just knee-jerk fire someone because of an irregularity.
damn she's got no friends at work to say, hey go home and get sober?!
If I were a school teacher nowadays I'd probably be drunk all the time too! But... yeah, I guess we can't have drunk teachers. Somebody needs to be a role model for all the horrible parents out there.
You’re under the legal limit, but you’re still going to jail. ‘Merica!
The legal limit was for operating a vehicle.
@@iamhungey12345 If you can legally operate a vehicle, you can legally operate your feet and mouth.
@@TheLolers420 Weird logic but okay.
There was some catty personal business going on in that first one with the teacher. They shouldn't have walked her out in cuffs like a convict knowing her child would have to live with all their friends and classmates seeing that. Should've waited til the parking lot if they just "had to do it." It's just decency for the kid's sake. Wasn't their fault.
That pig didn’t care, he got the vibe from the principal and the other chatty Kathy that was there. So he took full advantage.
It was a false arrest as well. She wasn’t intoxicated or in public.
These field sobriety tests are so absurd. Over here they just have you blow into a breathalyzer right away.
I drink at work all the time, no problems so far. But I am a freelance programmer working from home. Maybe one day police will break in, arrest me and ... take me home I guess ?! 🤣
I don't think i could pass any of these sobriety tests even if completely sober.
Same I’d have to be drunk to pass
You wouldn't fail the breathalyzer though. It does look like the principal and the teacher wanted her gone, but that doesn't excuse her actions. Plus, she knew they wanted her gone and she did it anyway.
IMO .. never take the field sobriety tests. They are not mandatory. You must do the breathalyzer or blood test.
Same here. I've had 18 back surgeries and 2 hip surgeries. There's no way I could pass.
@@disconbobulated3514they’re not mandatory but you’re gonna be arrested anyway and taken to the jail to do tests if an officer already suspects you’re inebriated.
What in the hell does this video have to do with a poison big Mac?
That first one.... The principal is a jerk. So is the officer. She resigned, but no that wasn't good enough. Officer could have simply cited her, let her call someone to come pick her up. But no, even after she resigned THAT wasn't good enough. There was no need to humilate her by arresting her. It's not like the officer was legally required to arrest her. He could have used his discretion. Chose not to give her a break. Principal didn't care. He got what he wanted. Just absolutely disgusting.
Wow Alexa is so lucky to have a manager who cares that much...most managers would say....well now we need a new employee and say good luck.
Why is she being arrested at all? She isn’t doing anything illegal. She could’ve had a glass of wine with breakfast and she still wasn’t over the legal limit. I hope she sued the school district for this.
If you're a teacher you can't have any alcohol in your system. A good lawyer could probably get her off the hook though since it was such a small amount.
@@greg4172Bad news bro you always have some amound of alcohol in your body the one the bacteria create in your gut now with that known all teachers stop teaching
She's not smart. You don't have to consent to alcohol tests or speak to police. She might never get arrested if she doesn't speak to police.
Get a fkn grip, for god's sake.
She's at work, teaching KIDS, whilst under the influence.
My mother and Auntie are teachers, and they be APPALLED at another teacher coming to work under the influence enough to have been charged with drink driving on her way to work most likely.
What's WRONG with you people?!
Being intoxicated at work is gross misconduct ANYWHERE in the western world, ESPECIALLY when the person in question is responsible for other people, and PARTICULARLY children.
I literally cannot believe Ive just read a westerner CONDONING teachers being at work whilst intoxicated...
Nah, sorry but thats crazy. She blew 0.66 thats about 3 or 4 glasses of wine drank recently, if it was from the night before it would be closer to 0.05. To drink that and be in charge of a class at an elementary school is reckless and unsafe. Would you want someone under the influence teaching your kids?
Yeah, the first lady arrested at school. That first test, did you notice he just kept doing the test until finally moved? Well I'd have moved after that long....sober.
also....im wondering if they wash the breathlyzers XD
Omg...thats a terrifying question... what if they don't???
@@Vampiricspektor2 usually they have different sterile mouthpieces that they replace after each use, but I dont think that factors in the machine itself on the other side of the tube
@@mommylover2001 Even if the breathalyzer had been used in the previous 5 minutes it would not have reacted. It takes a LOT of alcohol in your breath to set it off. And alcohol evaporates quickly, so the back end could never trigger a positive.
@@mommylover2001 yeah, im questioning the "water" bottle at this point, is that REALLY water she has? and we have to factor in diabetes kedoasidosis....this also has a factor....makes yer breath smell sweet and sometimes smell like alcohol, like me for example, my blood alcohol would probably be super high considering i dont drink and im diabetic....and my blood sugar gets over 400 sometimes....blood sugar is a key factor here...high blood sugar levels contribute to blood alcohol levels...and trust me...i asked around :(
Alexa's manager is so sweet. So nice of her. People like that are rare
That boss definitely represents the good people ....God bless that women
Amazon guy …Someone who is 3 times the limit and functioning is an alcoholic. I hope he gets the help he needs. It’s bad enough to drive drunk, (can’t stand people who do this) but a whole other ball game when you have serious personal issues, an addiction.
"What's you last night?"
"A glass of wine...."
Glass, bottle... barrel... all the same!
Don't waste your time, the thumbnail isn't in the video.
So many do not realise they are over the limit the next morning after drinking. The teacher was below the limit. I don't like how the staff wanted her arrested and taken out in handcuffs in front of everyone. Seems personal.
It is a common fact many if stopped on their way to work could end up being given a dui. So this one was definitely rather iffy to me even if she may have fibbed about it just being one glass of wine.
While I may be wrong but I’m guessing this woman was great teacher and all the kids liked her and it bothered everyone else.
It’s definitely personal. Humans never graduate high school and there is so much petty bullshit that exists in their heads. They probably wanted her gone and couldn’t actually reasonably fire her so they had to do this shady bullshit.
There's absolutely no gray area here. Not legally drunk regardless of how or when she consumed alcohol. Not up to people to assume with theories of what may have happened.
@@user-pl3jb3yo2b It is up to me to have my own opinion. It is not up to you or anyone else to dictate to me what I say or think.
Not everything in life is black and white.
You sound rather domineering
@@mmckenzie8085 domineering? If your female then kind of get used to the fact that men are more dominant. They also aren't like women who sit around and make assumptions and gossip. Sharing your opinions with someone opens up ideas and others minds that they otherwise may not have even considered. Baseless theories are your opinion.
They shouldn't come to your job; remember you are innocent until proven guilty!
That principal pushed pretty hard to humiliate her as much as he could. What you give is what you get, buddy.
What concerns me... is why is there a "legal limit" for driving if cops will still give you a charge even if you're below that...?
Yeah it's badly named.
Think of it like this. Up to 0.05, you don't have anything to fear. Over 0.05 but under 0.08, if they think you seem intoxicated, they can sanction you. If you're 0.08 or over, they have to sanction, no matter what.
How this is applicable to someone who isn't driving is beyond me though.
@@paulthomann5544 just one more question. I understand that for driving, being over 0.08 is an arrestable offense. But is it also an arrestable offense to be intoxicated in any capacity at the workplace that involves children? It seems that the context of the setting may have changed something. Otherwise, I've never heard of a case where someone with a BAC of 0.06 would be arrested outside of a vehicle.
@@rikjamesguitare That's a good question, I found that very weird too! I honestly don't know what the law says about that
well even he below that limit. He still having a hard time driving lol
I have no idea why the school staff was so harsh with her. There was more going on there than what we see, I'm sure.
If I had been her boss, I would have excepted her resignation and been done with it.
My dad worked 30 years as an oil refinery technician. The sort of job where working drunk could get a great many people killed or injured and cost millions of dollars. Even so the refinery would give employees dealing with addiction one chance. They would offer treatment one time, and there were many you used that chance. For most it was not enough, but for a few, they recovered and had no further issues.
As I said, this teacher was strongly disliked by the staff and they were using this not only as a chance to get rid of her, but to humiliate her as well. Did she disserve it? Who knows.
On that first video, the perfect storm: hypocrite colleagues, trying to minimize responsibility, kids in the way, police officers acting to satisfy personal grievances in favor of one part... and not knowing when to stfu for your own sake. Inform yourself about your rights, call your lawyers. You've got to weigh the consequences, be sagacious. The director had something personal against her: nobody has to know about the whole ordeal, and is of little interest after she resigned.. unless someone who was on that office was willing to contact local news agencies-. It's a small town already, and one thing is clear the principal and that counselor, they hate her guts; still I can't tolerate the way police acted, encouraging and acting to satisfy someone's personal interests in somebody's detriment. *Recently I saw another video of a really intoxicated teacher who was evidently drinking in the classroom. She lied, cried, made a scene (her colleagues and the director weren't out for blood) and officers where much more tolerant even after a two hour ordeal, she was clearly over the legal limit after blowing the alcoholometer, had a cup with liquor inside, and the police were willing to let someone take her home.* This person was calm collected, accepted the consequences still they acted like cravens. Zero impact reduction.. in a school full of kids, two of them hers. Imagine the humiliation they put those children under after parading her "alcoholic" teacher mom around in front of everyone. Zero harm reduction, don't get me wrong: a drunk teacher is unacceptable, but the humiliation was totally avoidable and just worsened the socio-cultural problematics behind the issue. Sometimes people need help, not everything is black and white. Alcoholism is a human tragedy. I hope she and her family have the strength to pass this ordeal.
the fact that the teacher was forced to work with such scumbag co workers who pushed so hard to have her cuffed and arrested just to humiliate her like that is what's truly criminal. If I was that teacher I would have probably chosen to sue for harassment as the footage shows that the officer obviously didn't have too and most likely wasn't going to arrest her if not for the principal and the other teacher saying she needed to be arrested as it "just isn't right that she should be allowed to just go home" after coming to work barely intoxicated, and her level of intoxication being barely a buzz meaning she most likely drank a lot the night before and the intoxication cared over without her really even knowing she was still considered "buzzed"
Man that young lady's boss was super nice
What a wicked man he could have easily let her go without the handcuffs
I've seen them take people out without cuffs. It wasn't necessary.
principal lying through his teeth "i will be as discreet as i can"... meanwhile, making an explicit request to the cops to showcase her in the halls with handcuffs to "make a point". what a complete douche.
Btw as for the amazon driver, 0.3% BAC is when things get lethal. Had he drank a bit more, he would've had life threatening conditions
Where’s the I didn’t poison his food video
Is the fake thumbnail necessary
Got to give credit to the police officer arresting Alexa, was so respectful.
If you drive up on a curb or begin to drive erratically, just use "there was a wasp in my car" as an excuse.
In Alexa's case she made the mistake of not cummunicating w/hillsborough court asap. Yes she was under stress from having been thrown out & having to move but making sure the court where you have issues with knows about things like this is essential in avoiding warrants.
She blew a .06 could easily have been from night before. She showed no signs of impairment. At worse send her home with warning if you ever come to school smelling like alcohol again your fired. This is clearly principal doesn’t like her and sees his chance to ruin her. She clearly drank more night before but that’s her business.
The way that Teacher was treated was way too harsh for the crime. The school could've given her support, tell her to go home and get it sorted... that was inhumane
sorry but I'm mad about that first one, they literally just said they didn't need to put her in handcuffs then she tells them her kid is in the school and instead of saving the kid the embarrassment it's all the sudden "nah we have to do this" pos
The court ordered classes are a joke when you're required to pay for them out of pocket. It makes sense that the 3rd lady needed to get her life back on track before being able to deal with that nonsense, especially since they don't actually teach you anything you don't already know: don't drink and drive.
It's all a money game
I agree, those classes are mostly just a punishment. A DUI can easily set you back $10k.
@@galloe oh poor drunk drivers who kill innocent people i feel so bad for them
@@mt_gox If that's how you feel about them, that's your opinion. If you kill innocent people while drunk you should be put away for the rest of your life. Not everyone who gets a DUI has killed someone.
@@mt_gox Guaranteed if someone kills an innocent bystander while drunk they're not taking any DUI classes or programs, they're in prison.
Why would police be involved in a work related issue such as with the teacher who has alcohol in her system? And, where was her union rep.?
Because it's illegal, I imagine.
@@somerandomguy4240It's not illegal, its below the legal limit, did you not watch the video? The cop was about to let her go on her own recognizance but the guard dog teacher and principal wanted an arrest
@@851995STARGATE Wrong. It's a misdemeanour in Oklahoma. There's also the fact that she was working with kids.
@@851995STARGATE Did you not watch it? You've completely misunderstood the entire situation.
@@851995STARGATE In what world does a school principal tell police what to do? If she s under the legal limit theres nothing the police can do and its totally a private matter. I dont get the arrest at all.
.06 is two to three beers. She could be fired for alcohol use but not arrested. Just an FYI. I was a Trooper for 20 years, if someone blew under a .08, we had better get a drug test or let them go home. This was a vendetta because they disliked her. Shame on all. I am not defending drinking in school, but they did her dirty. Also never volunteer anything or submit to a test if not required. If a police officer says you are not required to do this, then DON"T do it. It will be used against you. Also, how many teachers are on some type of Benzodiazepines? I guarantee 10 percent of teachers are loaded with this stuff every day because of stress. Are we going to drag them all out of school in cuffs too?
The first case makes me angry. She fully accepted everything, she cooperated entirely. But yet they insist to make a scene? That is horrible behaviour by that school and even the cops. There was absolutely no reason to treat her like a criminal.
Where is the thumb nail poisoned bigmac incident????
Doesn't seem it exist
0.08 is the legal limit. 0.07 is under the limit. Good luck trying to charge a person with DUI. An attorney would have a field day with that one
That's why at 1 point the cop states it would not be a D.U.I. which is driving under the influence, but D.W.I. driving while intoxicated.
Legally there is a difference. Cops will get you with one or the other if they can.
Furthermore, while there is a legal limit for driving, a lot of work places including schools, etc. have a zero drug/alcohol policy.
Ultimately, I think she got screwed.
Legal limit is 0.08. Key word, legal. If either way you're going to get a charge, then why have such legal limit.
This channel is for the worst kind of people - the last person - so what? so this channel takes a normal person like her and puts her on youtube for a half million views? I dont care if she stole stuff - she's hot - we let hot chicks steal stuff at my my stores...
the teacher was |BELOW the legal limit so she wasnt being illegal no need to arrest her and put her in handcuffs. meanwhile we have junkies and criminals all over our streets robbing and oding and what do the cops do revive them and let them loose back on to the streets. but yes we cant make a exception for a polite school teacher WHAT A JOKE
Yea dude just last week a naked guy came to my drive way and pooped in grass, called the cops and they said sorry can't touch them
How can you be arrested if you are "under” the legal limit??? That makes no sense at all.. if your under the legal limit then you are under it 🤔
The kind of guys I work with, you'd get your ass kicked for saying, "Looks like someone has a case of the Mondays.
They went extreme on that teacher. No leeway or forgiveness. One strike and you're out.
They explicitly tell her she's under the limit, and they continually talk to her like she's sober. She's offered a chance to resign, but how can a choice under the influence be taken seriously? She spoke in complete sentences. She never had a single slurred sentence.
They must have hated her for whatever reason and wanted her gone. No love lost there.
The first lady had a lot of things working against her in this instance:
1. Small town in Oklahoma. They have some of the toughest public intoxication laws.
2. Colleagues who are horrible. -For whatever reason
3. Cops who were pricks... I don't know how else to put this, but they were set on making the arrest instead of really properly assessing the situation and adding any nuance to the situation by taking into account her cooperation, the fact the she was not visibly intoxicated, or legally drunk, as well as how an arrest would reflect badly on the school/community, as well as if the crime fit the punishment. -There is nothing that she said or did that would MANDATE an arrest in this situation, and that includes blowing a 0.066. The cops had other options that are at their discretion that don't involve an arrest, but they chose not to use any other options.
4. Failure to push back and exercise her rights against self-incrimination, and right to legal counsel. - There's nothing in the video that is definitive for public intoxication. This is an easy case to have thrown out by a lawyer. Chances are she would have still been disciplined, but had she refused any tests, and retained legal council immediately instead of speaking to officers, she would have had a much better chance of keeping her job IMO, although... small town in Oklahoma.. could have gone either way with the job thing.
I hope she's able to sue.
The first and third women were a bit harsh..the 3rd lady definitely has got her act together and I think has learnt the lesson and does not need to any programs..she looks like she has already moved forward..good luck to her.
It’s Bull the cops had to arrest that woman in front of her kid
I agree. I don't believe they had her or her child best interest at heart. They just wanted to make an example of her and take away her livelihood. Vindictive. What I don't get, is she's under the legal limit, yet she can be arrested for public intoxication and DWI? She did fail those sobriety tests, though. That is a decision to beade by the arresting officer.
Cops do evil like that all the time. I support cops but most people who become cops don’t do it for honorable reasons.
Sometimes officers will arrest when pushed by others especially other people of power. Even nurses can make a cop arrest for no reason. I know this because it happened to me. A nurse didn't like me because her security cop bf had to watch me all night and we kept talking all night and she hated it so she did a citizens arrest and told the cop I was trying to fight her and she wanted me arrested even though the other nurses and doctors said they didn't see or hear anything so they took me away in cuffs even though I did nothing wrong all because of her and then once I got to the jail the judge asked me what was the situation from my point of view and they got the security footage from the hospital and a nurse witness who came forward to say she was told by the nurse who hated me that she wanted me gone. Well 2 days after being taken to jail I was admitted back to the hospital and she was fired so yeah and her bf and I spent 6 days together talking in the hospital until I was released. I never wanted her bf and never tried anything I just liked having someone who actually talked to me like a person. And he had the same hobbies. He was a cool dude and I'm grateful everyday for him taking his time to talk. He helped me alot that week and I hope he's doing good. But yeah cops can be somewhat forced to keep the peace sometimes. Especially in small towns
@@rayagray6321 sorry that happened to you sister, God doesnt like wickedness and im happy He protected and handled that situation for you Godbless you sister
She shouldn't be under the influence in front of her kid then, at a school. Don't make excuses for bad behavior.
This teacher needs to get herself a lawyer and sue the police AND THE SCHOOL!
What exactly was she arrested for??? For being BELOW THE LIMIT????
She was no more drunk than anybody else in that room!
In fact, I think this very soft spoken, well mannered lady, HAD HER RIGHTS VIOLATED!!
i feel bad for the teacher lady. She was going through something, calling the police on her was b.s. and she was barely intoxicated.
Sad about the young lady but she should have followed the rules and taken the classes. The good thing is she will still have her job later. Her boss obviously thinks the world of her. And her boss's attitude will look very good to the judge.
that first school teacher case is some BS....I dont know how they could arrest her for being under the limit...thats why there are "limits" i would challenge that all day long.
It's simple the limit applies to driving not school policy. If a person can't take their career serious enough to stay sober for eight hours, they are not fit to educate the future generations. Is her priority giving kids the best education they can get or catching a buzz?
@@MrNota500
Correct.
Now,
what law does that break?
@@Thesaurcery4U2C The termination was because of policy or contract violation, the arrest was "dip" and I think it could've been pushed into child endangerment since she's technically a "guardian" while school is in session.
@@vr6prodigy
It probably Depends on her actions, as an adult is absolutely allowed to drink alcohol while being in charge of their children.
The breathalyzer test is only designed for testing the ability of a person to potentially have issues operating a motor vehicle, so they really can't use the findings to determine anything else.
Losing her job is her fair punishment.
Taking her child away from her is not a good way to rehabilitate her, which is the very reason we fine and incarcerate people, so they should return to society with a new understanding a better for it.
Nor do I see her being blasted all over social media of any benefit for her.
There is nothing positive about taking a person's life apart over a conscribed narrative of what might have happened.
We should not ever want to punish beyond what they are actually guilty of.
Let her be guilty of a stupid decision, lose her job, and allow her a second chance at it, without overcomplicating it with calling the police in to find more charges.
It has a vindictive feel about it.
@@Thesaurcery4U2C meh, are whatcha eat
My manager would never talk on my behalf. If I got a warrant, I'd be terminated on the spot. Girl got lucky.
Yeah the teacher one seemed a bit like retaliation. Seems like she has a case to fight back.
That principal was trying to tell the cop not to arrest the teacher only if the teacher gives the principal a letter of resignation. The moral of the story is, if you’re gonna get high and go to work, you better make sure your coworkers don’t hate you.
I swear I'd fail a sobriety test even when sober lol
American "justice" system is so outrageous. You go into jail for the stupidest shit, nothing is aimed at actual resocialization, but just at punishing every little misbehaviour and possibly ruining their life while they're at it.
Why in the hell is there a legal limit if she's clearly below and still being arrested? That's so foolish. Also, its obvious her coworkers don't like her and are trying to be spiteful.
Is it appropriate to be teaching kids while being drunk? Also, keep in mind that it isn’t a race thing
@@user-uj5ly1eq5n I'm aware it's not a race thing. Also, there are people that can properly function while being drunk to a certain degree. My question is why is there a legal limit of she was under and still got sent to jail?
@@user-uj5ly1eq5n most parents are drunk and high around their kids every night, whats the difference, one teaches you the ABC's the other should be teaching you how to live....weird how one is heldat a higher standard then the other
The county & the state along with the school board should had been sued. The legal limit is 0.08 while she can be charged with 0.06? Who ever came up with that law & whoever enforcing that law must be sued as well. It is a deceptive business tactic by law enforcement to charge people to generate revenue!
#1 never submit to a roadside breathalyser #2 the cops said she was under the legal limit. based on that she could sue everyone