District Attorney Russell Johnson provides update on missing Meigs County deputy
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- čas přidán 14. 02. 2024
- District Attorney Russell Johnson said law enforcement officials are working to confirm if a vehicle found in the river was the deputy's cruiser.
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That's horrifying to drown while in handcuffs.
Corpses cant talk, we will never know why....weird
This sheriff is trying to blame her.
Exactly my thoughts.... I can't even imagine it, nightmare. Prayers for the families involved. 🙏
Horrible to drown in any fashion 😑
Just seen a video of a woman was arrested placed in cop car and women police officer parked on Railroad track and was stuck by the train hitting police car with a handcuffed women inside
how would you not know who it is, she had cuffs and in the back seat, he told dispatch he had one in custody , and they ran her info
he said giving hand motions "we have feet and mud , wow and they continue talking about him . This mfr was driving and texting and killed that woman.
@@ronaldobennette4202And they are a no-cam- county👍😉
That's what I thought. Officers always report who they pull over to obtain information. They clearly have to know who he was transporting.
Imagine being handcuffed in the back and drowning just a horrible death. Something doesn't sound right with this entire situation
I live in a small town and theres 2 cops , young guys known to have tempers. About a yr or so ago they were accused of beating up an old man and the d.a. told them to delete pics. Ive seen their temper 1st hand , but ironically one of the guys wife allegedly hung herself. No signs of depression, nothing. He was already seeing another female. Zack Ferguson Lawrenceburg Tn. Wen they beat up the old man , it was a semi big ordeal , but NO ,NONE , ZIP ,NADDA , no local media covered it.
She may have been knocked out - probably was. She was in cuffs for a reason, if you don't break the law you won't be in cuffs in the back of a police cruiser unable to open the back doors... My husband has been a LEO for almost 40 years and one of my sons is now a LEO as well, it's the officer I feel for. The woman I feel bad for, but she put herself in that situation in that car - the officer was doing his job and probably distracted by her screaming and kicking the window, threatening to pee on the seat, etc. It's what they do trying to get a reaction from the officer...her actions could have led to her own death. Not saying that to be mean, but it is an honest possibility and she took the deputy with her.
It's not hard to obey the law. Most of us do it every day. When you break the law and are arrested, your life is no longer yours until you're released... She had rights, but so did the deputy to go home at the end of his shift. If she caused this because of her own actions in the police car, it's just really sad for the officer and his family.
@@everythinghomestead9222 That's a disgusting comment. He's the one who put her in a watery grave goofball. The angle of the ramp, rumble strips, and reports of him texting make it a negligent homicide at best. You can make up all the fiction you want about her behavior in the back, but it's just made up nonsense.
So is his 'texting while driving'. No one said he did that, all they said was his wife received a text. And if you follow the timeline, that was before he called into dispatch that he was bringing in a woman he arrested. So who's the goofball for not being able to follow a timeline?
Everyone involved has stated that area is confusing and dangerous - and a week prior a woman accidently drove into the river from the boatramp.
People are so quick to jump on a cop when reality is - he was brand new to this area, that is a very well known dangerous area, a week prior someone had driven into the river, and if he had been distracted by a crazy drugged out woman in the back (one witnesses said was walking into traffic and doing other things pointing to drugs or alcohol - he probably arrested her because of intoxication and to keep her safe) then he was doing everything right and her causing distractions added to this horrible accident.
@@88mphDrBrown
He was texting
RIP to both the woman and the deputy.
Prayers for all effected by this situation.
Prayer are kind, even socially acceptable by most,,, but legislation to change the madness that is law enforcement is needed. That woman that died couldn't save herself because she was in bindings, and for what???
Affected
@bertharuiz1225 8 : 10 people probably don't understand the two
Good Lord, this man is like a long winded preacher, takes him forever to say something!
Prayers for these families ❤🙏
I’m so sorry. Prayers to the family
This don't pass the sniff test. Something aint right.
You didn’t know cops were idiots?
Everything isn't a conspiracy you nut job.. Sometimes horrible things happen to people.
You already solved it , I agree.
That is an understatement! No mention of downloading the EDR (event data recorder) which stores data such as speed, braking and braking distance. EDR's are federally mandated on all cars built after 2006.
Me too
The whole thing stinks. They're talking too much and know more then they claim they know.
Anybody know her name?...weird
@@VIC00-ir2bb they never release names until given the ok to by family/ next of kin. But of you google now you can find it.
FACTS rodney...I think they were both drunk...hope not but.
The deputies in the county I once lived in would speed EVERYWHERE, like 100 mph on highways. No lie. Rip, ❤
This deputy wasn't originally from there. He was from Hew York and had been on the job only a couple mos. It was a boat ramp area that was dark and desolate.. So he was unfamiliar with the area. They believe he took a wrong turn. He leaves behind a wife and 5 children. The woman leaves behind a husband and 2 young children. Of course deputies speed. They need to get to some cases fast. Sometimes time is of the essence.
@@PK-bh1ww I wasn't automatically faulting the deputy, to be clear. It also seems some warning road signs and even a solar light flashing could have helped. The deputies I was talking about sped everywhere, on a call or not!
This guy was apparently so proud of himself for arresting another human being that he forgot where he was. He was breaking laws, texting while driving and drowned this woman with her hands handcuffed behind her in a cage.
Then this sheriff tries blaming this woman in his statement.
@PK-bh1ww
You forgot the 1 detail that matters the most:
The Kop was texting and driving and it caused a homicide as a result. There’s only 1 REAL victim here, and 1 PERPETRATOR of negligent homicide.
@@MartinD9999 here's another detail.... maybe she shouldn't have gotten herself arrested then she wouldn't have been in a police car.
Bizarre
Oh man, this is sad. Prayers for all involved. I hope they get answers.
But it's a crime for anyone else to text while driving. This sounds to be a great example of how cops just do what they want regardless of the law.
Sad that the cuffed guy had zero chances to save himself.
@@LAWRENCESmannjr-tm5knIt was a lady.
Something is not right with this
I wonder how the woman in the backseat died... did she drown? did I miss that
just another keystone cop manuever. only idiots wannabe cops in a police state. keystone cops usedta play in movietheaters. now its all online
For sure….perhaps as a new deputy escaped and and panicked after going in.
glad so many are seeing it. Cheers!
ACCIDENT 😢😢😢
We have all done things we regret. God have mercy on us all.
It's a catastrophe when it's life & death though
I must have missed something, was this a simple car accident , lost control and wrecked ended up in water? or is there more to it?
@@signwatcher007 In no way was this a simple accident. Ths was negligent, probably manslaughter at the least had he survived.
This cop was was texting while driving. And not texting about anything important, just telling his wife that he made an arrest. You know, truly time-critical info that just had to be sent while driving.
There are stop signs on both sides of the road around 150 feet from the water. Additionally, there are "stop ahead" signs around 575 feet before the water, around 400 feet before the stop signs. Also, there are rumble strips along the road that should catch the attention of even a half-intelligent driver.
NONE of these things work when a cop is involved, though. Cops don't like to be told to do things like "stop ahead," or "stop," or wonder why there are rumble strips on the road. They are cops, and here's the deal: the road and road signs do what the cops say. The road and signs don't get to tell the cops what to do. And if they try to dicatate the situation to the cop, its gonna be real bad for the road and signs. It can go one of two ways, and the road and signs better obey the cops, or else it's gonna be real bad for them! Did that road and signs even go to law school?? Who are they to try and order a cop around?? Do they know a cop's job better than the cop does?? Heck no!
This cop was negligent and breaking the law, and he is the direct cause of a woman's death.
Take special note that her car door wasn't open: his first action wasn't to exit his vehicle and open her door. His first action when he negligently drove into a river with a handcuffed human being in the back of his car that had zero chance of helping herself wasn't to open her door, or the door would have been opened. It was to save himself.
NOT an accident. At all.
A car door will not open under water as it is sinking. We will never know if he had tried to save her or not, unless he is found alive.
LAWSUIT!!!! Negligence driving and texting
I feel bad for the officer and to think of the lady in hand cuffs locked in side a small space in the back of the car never stood a chace just knowing what was going on and nothing you can do her life was in the officer hands once you are in cuffs and in car the police department are libel for your well being . Anything cud have happened we dont know yet . It is just a mess lifes got taken before there time .
& the doors are locked & there’s bars on the windows ! No way she could of got out smh
Yeah very true
Horrifying death. Poor girl.
This is really tragic. My sympathy for all of these people. That includes the sheriff's dept., the deputies family, and the womans family.
Bless their hearts. What a heartbreaking turn of events.
How do you arrest someone but not know who you arrested. Thats just a crock of crap
Almost like they are waiting to notify next of kin before telling the media 🙄 monsters 🙃
Why was the young lady arrested?
Distracted by texting 😢😢😢
Does anybody know her name?...saying she was running into traffic...weird
Prayers for everyone involved and family with this situation
SO SORRY , FOR YOU'RE LOST, PRAYERS COMING YOU'RE 🙏 WAY !!!!!!!
he may have died trying to free the suspect from the back and was taken by the water
He might have just been thinking of himself. He was so proud of arresting another human being that he apparently didn't even know where he was.
We all have our options and can try to paint a picture, though. 😂
@@anonone8954 Seriously, did you expect him to arrest a cow or dog? I believe that most police arrests involve a human being arrested.
@@FRLN500 you thought of that all by yourself didn't you?
@anonone8954 By your disrespectful comment, I'm sure you've been arrested several times throughout your lifetime. When you start a dream career, there's things that happen you tend to get excited about and want to share with your loved ones. I am sorry if you have never experienced something like this.
@@upserlivinthedream what's your take on Keith Miller of rhea County Tennessee??
Prayers for everyone
I just imagine the one and only time I was taken to jail.. and it was for an fta on a SEATBELT!!!!! (Because I honestly didn’t know I even had one, or I would have much rather have paid the 35 dollars for the ticket and been done with it…. But I didn’t know truly) BUT the cop took me to jail…. And I just literally physically imagine myself that day… and then next thing I know I’m driving into a river.. with FREEZING COLD WATER… with my hands cuffed… and I’m screaming… and all I can do is seriously just wait to die… because you know at that point it’s going to happen forsure… and again I have 2 babies, a husband, I’d like to think I’m a really great person, and just because of a seatbelt … I could have been her.. I am Tabitha smith. You are Tabitha smith.. we all are Tabitha smith!! 😢❤😇 I mean when your arrested, you think at the very minimum , that your life is at the least SAFE and well looked after…!!
Accidents happen. I don't think the deputy planned this to happen. 🙄. This victim olympics is wild.
Was it Texas? Might have been Texas, because Texas is a state whose population elects politicians who made it law that allows Texas cops to arrest you for almost every single possible traffic infraction. Texas cops can arrest you and take you to jail and book you and fingerprint you and photograph you and make you wait until you can see a magistrate even if it'll take several days ----- for something as minor as turning your blinker on 5 feet too late, or crossing the stop line at a stop sign by an inch.
Texans sure love their freedom from oppression. They really do, other than they fact they vote for it, every time.
@@MindyMousethank you
he got a big police escort to the Morge, she got nothing, this is what they think of citizens
most likely the escort was to keep anyone from discovering what they are hiding.
Poor thing slowly died in the backseat heartbreaking because most people know that you can't open the back of a police vehicle from the inside. Hopefully there can be some protocols in emergencies like that that somebody can escape
And handcuffed too
Very sad situation. Praying for the family
Prayers for the deputy’s family, all departments involved and the deceased woman. May the deputy be found soon. God have mercy. 💔
The mud entered the car because the recovery team didnt use lift bags for recovery. Instead dragged the automobile along the bottom of the water column. The observation of the integrity of each window is made by dive team / rov. If a window/ window's are comprimised, you will definitely want to use lift bags to get vehicle off the bottom. Eliminating alot of other factors. Obstacles obstruction/ snags. Which ill say it, isnt their fault. This is more than likely the first incident including officer & arrestee dealing with a water column.. sad for the officer and family, but imagine losing your life because an officer may or may not have been texting while driving bragging about making an arrest? Is that not ironic?
The mud was in the care BEFORE they began to retrieve it.. The weight of the car and the very soft bottom probably caused it to sink. Who said he was "bragging"? Maybe he was letting her know because it was going to be taking him longer to get off duty because of all the paperwork and time involved in getting her booked.
@PK-bh1ww cute comment, so since he knew he'd be in for a long night, was the reason for the rush or negligence ? Most people workiíng a 40 hr job have no reason to rush . No one's ever died from driving slow & methodical. I'm not dogging anyone, but I am saying it shouldn't have happened.
@@tiredVeteran1984 my point you missed was letting her know so she wouldn't worry due to the type of work he did. Which is different than an ordinary 40 hr. job. Obviously...You weren't there so you don't know how he was driving. And ya it didn't have to happen No accident should have to happen but they do. They're both dead now so no need to kick them when they're down and and can't answer for their self. Now they'll answer to a higher power.
prayers
Sending prayers !
Training for law enforcement is substandard. He was texting his wife about his first arrest. Just image that poor woman in the backseat. 😢
I don't think she was in the back seat,,,,I think some adultery going on and they knew,know it,,,this smell funny,,,especially no cameras,,,,,wonder how many people in this county been convicted from footage,,hmmmm ,,,,
Did you not listen to the whole briefing? It was NOT his first arrest and they stated that several times. They also stated that there were multiple possibilities, including the woman in the back causing a distraction (which they always do) and using his radio, yes he sent a text but they have no idea at what point - it could have been before he started driving for all anyone knows. Everyone wants to jump on how horrible this officer was when in fact, this was a bad accident and the woman could have even caused it screaming, kicking the windows, threatening to pee on the seat, etc. My husband is a 40 year LEO and my son is also a LEO. Until you've lived it, stop blaming cops for everything. God help us if all the cops suddenly decided not to go to work anymore - then you would be upset because no one would be there when you needed help... No one wins in this situation, but stop automatically blaming the officer, no one knows what happened. And they have not stated he was texting and driving, just that his wife received a text at some point.
@@everythinghomestead9222 you are making the same assumptions and speculation on the only victim here... the woman in the back seat!
I would be glad to see a mass exodus of LEO and I'm very well prepared to defend me and mine. I live in Volusia County, the armpit of LE corruption, and I myself asked the current elected Sheriff to un-subscribe from his services during his last campaign during an event.
What you are failing to realize is my initial comments were physically reported whether true or false, it was reported. This was his first arrest without an FTO present.
You've made assumptions you cannot explain other than your obvious biases.
One question; during your husband's illustrious 40 year career, how many bad cops has he arrested? How many times did he intervene and do the right thing when a colleague of his was doing wrong? 🤔
Strange folks, weird...
Prayers goese out to the family
Just horrific !
God bless our LEO. Prayers to all involved.
A woman drowned locked in a cage while she was handcuffed behind her back. Leo's need to be sure that her family is taken care of.
Apparently he was so proud of himself for arresting another human being that he forgot where he was.
This deputy was texting while driving and drowned a woman while breaking the law. Wth
Cops today do not deserve Gods blessings! They have made it clear they are not For We the People! This cop is evidence once again of it. Had he not felt he was above the law he would not have been driving and texting most likely at a high rate of speed. There are no skid marks indicating he tried to stop and it's quite obvious you should according to the signs posted and the rumble strips in the rd to indicate danger ahead! The PD that hired this incompetent man to be a cop should be held responsible to the fullest extent!!
@@anonone8954There you go again. Did you think he should have arrested a farm animal? Or maybe a oak tree? Most arrests involve a human being.
@@FRLN500 wife done kicked you out again?
So heartbreaking for these people. Prayers he can brought and recovered.
My deepest condolences go out to his family and colleagues at the department. 😢
This sheriff is trying to blame an innocent person. Unbelievable.
That's nnormal.
We dont know that yet tbh she couldve been kicking the glass behind the sheriff as a rookie he turned to see what she was doing and drove off the road its called hes still investigating its not a fact yet ….but since your probably a felon you have every right to be mad
@@Yo-broski could have been trying to do something illegal out there way off course to. Evidence shows that he was texting while driving.
Praying for both families what a tragic happening!
My prayers are for everyone involved
This is just to bad for all.Just needs full investigation done.
😮He was texting and driving 😢
No - he sent a text, no one said he was driving. He could have sent the text prior to driving away from the scene of the arrest. No one knows when the text went out and when the accident happened. Distraction from the woman is probably what caused this. Haven't you see cop videos where the arrested person is put in the back of the police car and they scream, kick the windows, puke, poop, pee and constantly try to distract the officer? If she was doing that and he was in an unfamiliar place at night - very likely he didn't know where he was and ended up on the boat ramp.
NO ONE said he was texting AND driving, just that during the timeline of all this, his wife received a text. Then later, he called in on the radio 'water'.
@@everythinghomestead9222 Dam was you there??🤡
Were you? My husband has been a LEO for 40 years, my son is also a LEO. I know the reality of what happens on calls, have you ever beein a cop car other than in the back? Have you been on ride alongs? Witnesses AT THE SCENE of this officer arresting this woman stated she was walking in and out of traffic and wasn't acting normal - drugs, alcohol, mental health issues or whatever...get her in the back of a cop car and they usually explode back there. Her distraction could have easily led to her death and the officer's death. I'm a former ER nurse, did plenty of pre-books, and if she was impaired in some way she would have been evaluated. I've see all this in person.
The fact that he was in a well known dangerous area, one he was not familiar with at all, at night, with a woman in the back who witnesses said had strange behavior and was impaired in some way....yeah, doesn't take many brain cells to realize he was probably distracted, not sure where he was, and trying to get back to the station quickly. The week prior a woman drove into the river off the same boat ramp - even with all the things you listed - apparently that is not uncommon at that location.
You see what you want to see, what the media always portrays - that cops are evil people. They aren't. They are doing a job no one else wants to do. God forgive us is police walk away and leave us all at the mercy of the criminals and crazies out there... Cops handle situations no one would ever want to be in. And when something goes wrong, everyone blames the cop and calls them murderers, etc.
Think first, get the facts, wait for more answers before condemning someone when you weren't even there. Otherwise you're part of the problem.
@@michaelking6895
So 🐷can’t Swim??
Prayers for the families and officers, they need more help , they need to put something there to keep this from happening again.
Thts a boat ramp
or.. don't have cops driving at high rates of speed texting there wives about how they kidnapped and are going to extort someone! Sorry '' arrested''.
Prayer have been made and will continue for that.
How very sad for everyone. Prayers to all families.
Prayers for the families rest in peace
That is so sad 😢😢😢😢😢
Heartbreaking 💙🖤💙🙏
Most likely, he drove straight into the river because he wasn't familiar with that area. Nobody expects a road to run straight into a river.
Ion like modern America rather live in Russia
Apparently he was texting while driving. Breaking the law and drowned a woman.
more than likely, rare they obey laws , so probably speeding also, not like he would be pulled over for it
@@anonone8954.. you have spewed your ignorance and hate for the law enforcement through this entire feed, it must really suck to carry that every day, you don't know this officer to assume or insinuate the mans intentions, 2 people died how about showing some respect for their Families during this difficult time, everybody's entitled to an opinion but it doesn't always need to be said... Smh
@@dolly6782 Google busted cops and you'll see domestic violence, planting drugs on innocent people and on and on.
You the one that sounds embittered to me. Google these police officers and see for yourself. I have family members who were police officers and quit.
Police officers need to quit acting like the gestapho of Nazi Germany.
You have a nice day.
Prayers for all
Hope they figure out how from the hwy 69 bridge at the arrest, and how they ended up on the boat ramp area
Sad day for all we just pray for all involved
Texting while driving leads to another innocent person's death.where was the woman arrested? Where's her car
Reports saying she was in the road waving down cars...weird
@VIC00-ir2bb where is this @
I don't like the fact that the cop said that it could be the woman's fault.
None of this makes since,born and raised in that area. How you go from bridge to jail. Ferry crossing is the opposite direction.
me too!!
What truly doesn't make any sense is how does he have an arrestee in the backseat and he's transporting and they don't know who it is?
@@user-eh5cr4or6k From him getting calls at his house to going to arrest someone makes no since. They should have officers on duty. And no radio or cell signal is crazy. Better fix that problem now.
Reports saying that woman was seen on the road, maybe she was in distress?...weird
He was born and raised there? All I keep hearing is he was from NY and had been living there for two years. Was that mentioned in this video and I missed it??
Texting and driving
Hope he was not texting his wife when the accident happened. 😢
he was, they made that clear during the briefing ..
Sickening
Something's not right with this whole scenario!
Accident?.....texting played all the part...ego waxed him....and the lady in the back call it as u would if it was a civilian
Wow the car was upside down I believe this he lost his life trying to get the woman out of the back seat
belief is the enemy of knowing..
When your arrested the officer is responsible for your safety! The family of the lady should be compensated millions for this mistake. The officer made a deadly mistake and sad for his family.
That's right. First thought is MONEY
Texting while driving? Condolences to all.
If the deputy was texting and driving he committed murder, two counts of murder.
WHAT ABOUT THE SO-CALLED SUSPECT HE HAD ARRESTED
What about it ?
I RECEIVED AN ANSWER..SHE WAS FOUND DEAD IN THE BACKSEAT@@roberthance2412
And
??????@@bbrcummins1984
Does anyone know why she was arrested?
the DA should shut up...
He was texting and driving and trying radio and drive at the same time even just texting and driving is negligence because it’s against the law for an officer to tex and drive. I hate that he lost his life and the lady lost her life !! And yes, those back roads in Tennessee are dangerous driving on and if you’re not from around there yes very possible this could happen if you’re texting and driving or not paying attention to what you’re doing !!
So sad. God bless all of you. He tried to save her, he's in the water.
@mrsshagsswagfrosty
What? Where does it show the Kop tried to save anyone other than himself?
This has not been a good week for the Tennessee police department. Praying for all ... we all need god in one way or the other . The Tennessee police department has had a ruff past cup of weeks . With all going on .
Wrong. Morals, critical thinking, understanding right from wrong, and having the strength to choose what's right are MUCH more important than "believing" in God or some other moral mirage. So many Americans love to claim allegiance to God (especially the ignorant, anti-American Southern trump-voting trash), many for the sole purpose that it makes them look good to others, and allows them to justify their antisocial, abhorrent behavior. Atheists have been consistently proven to be more honest and moral than anyone who claims a religious faith. But I understand if you don't believe that, because it's only something that is "a fact" and was learned by using something called "science," which people who cling to religion have increasingly decided are not as real as their opinions and feelings.
Accidents happen but if he was texting while driving that is not cool. I hope that's not the case.
so she might of been a victim , and she was arrested?
not the guy?wtf, was he trying to go somewhere secluded and hope for the best? he was at fault.
Going to be a big lawsuit
So proud that he arrested another human being, then she was drowned in a cage handcuffed. Tragic is what it is. Hope you people take care of this woman's parents, children,and husband if she was married.
He went out a murderer
When you handcuff someone and put them in your car… their life is literally at your mercy.. you are responsible for them.. nothing they do or can do, could do, could cause you to NOT keep them alive and well and safe. If I am driving a car full of YOUR kids, and they are yelling and kicking my seat and distracting me, and I slam into a tree and they all die. But they were distracting me.. right? NO!!!!!! I AM RESPONSIBLE FOR THEM!!!!! If they are that bad, I should have pulled over until I could safely drive. And also police are held to a higher standard! They definitely want to be treated like it to, so act like it!! YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR HER LIFE!! My god. How disgusting!!! That was pure neglect on his part! And I’m actually grossed out to hear anyone even insinuate that she could even remotely be at fault any way shape or form….
Hard time for her family....huh....dont make it about the texting deputy that doesnt know the roads.....
Yall got it something aint right at all ore what so ever 😢
She was seen running in the streets...weird, tragic.
Um… 🤔 this is weird
Twilight zone weird
..or, its just an ordinary traffic accident. Let's not let our minds automatically jump to the worst-case scenarios. It could as simple as a New Yorker, new to his patrol area, who was unfamiliar with the county roads. We'll know more when and if his body is recovered.
Spelling out very simple, plain names prior to a press conference is not the norm
umm.... this is sketchy as hell!!
@@karenrollins9578 are you local?
And I bet you if you check history, there’s been a lot of people runoff in to the lake at that spot !!!???
That poor suspect….
This is a nightmare for the family, and I'm sick with sorrow for him and his passenger, I have no doubt that his last thoughts were not just of his family, but of the woman behind him, he was that kind of man. 🙏
Miegs county has a nice jail. The TDOC Classification Center is nice too. I like it better than Old Brushy.
🙏🙏🙏
A waste of tax payer money
RIP the female kidnap victim!
Hard to feel bad for someone that violates the rights of innocent people. Hard to feel bad for someone who isn’t held accountable when he lies on reports and just blindly follows orders instead of honoring his oath to the constitution. Hard to feel bad for someone that breaks the law and then locks someone up for doing the same exact thing
🙏❤️
His body has been located in the river.
That cop murdered a civilian. Why is the police trying to make excuses?
It's been a lot going on and it's just February...🙏🙏🙏🙏
same ol same ol. its more important to tell whos doing what and what agenvy is involved than the case itself. anyway,prayers for thosw families
What ur gonna do is pay her family....dont act like ole boy texting his people is something special he was breaking the law.....and had kno clut where he was driving
Officer commits vehicular homicide while driving distracted .
Why was he texting n driving in the first place smh
Did the car go into the water from a bridge into the middle of the river, or go in from the banks? How far into the body of water was the car?
Praying for the families of every one involved and the the officers .I know right now in our country some people speak bad of law enforcement it shames me to even say that.We should hold them close to our harts at all time ,they do an impossible job keeping us all safe imagine a world with out them no one to call when you need help.
just the fact he said the officer was texting and driving shows how they feel above the law, im pretty certain that texting your wife on duty isnt legal while driving, if not just bad edict
Texting is probably the reason😮
They never EVER said he was texting AND driving. They said he texted his wife at one point, could have even before he started driving. They never said he was driving and texting, they don't have enough info to even begin to say that. People need to listen more closely instead of just hearing specific words and making assumptions.
The sheriff should not have said he was texting. HE'S ONLY SPECULATING. He's does not know