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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- Chief Kevin Digou of the Chattahoochee Hills Police Department told FOX 5 that Quinton Coleman falsely claimed he worked for the Fulton County Sheriff's Office, despite having resigned from that position.
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When lying is your first instinct. How many lies did he commit during arrest of citizens as a deputy.
That's where he became so comfortable lying I bet
Lowering law enforcement hiring standards in the pursuit of diversity goals is ALWAYS a bad idea- just ask Tyre Nichols.
@@Robbie_robot No, he probably learned that from the angry racist unwed hair-hat fatherless Democrat welfare hippo that "raised" him in a fatherless Section-8 hovel.
With the way Police have turned into our nation Domestic Terrorist Tyrants exclusively, at the most 80 percent . The other 20 percent they are training and brain washed to be corruptable colleagues
He committed a couple felonies just trying to get out of a seatbelt ticket .
FORMER deputy....who writes this?
Confused me too until they said he was just hired by Clayton County Sheriff’s Department, making him currently a deputy. What a mess!
@@emmettturner9452Yeah but that was after the traffic stop, which makes me wonder how he got hired by the new dept with 2 pending felonies, what a sh!t show
I couldn't
Goes from "no seatbelt" ... to two felony charges and probably will lose his new gig
So 6 days after the stop he worked at the Clayton County sheriff's office. why does none of this make any sense. If they admit that he worked at the Clayton County sheriff's office and was put on suspended duty then that means he didn't lie about being an officer so this just sounds racial.
You drunk, or what? The diversity hire offender resigned from one agency, then lied about being a cop, then got diversity hired by another agency. Why would you assume that's "racial"? Is it because you're a racist?
It seems like everything's a felony nowadays.
Have to keep the prison complex wheels grinding
It’s the easiest way to take away our 2nd amendment right
It always has been for those who were lower in the caste system. We just all have cameras now to force those same laws on everyone now.
@@DistrustHumanz Lol. Seek competent professional mental health care for your paranoid delusions of persecution.
Or carries the Same penalties
This should be titled, Former deputy charged with impersonating a officer. But that probably wouldn't get as many views huh🤨
He is a current deputy on paid administrative leave from a different department. He was stopped as a former deputy, but already had another job as a deputy, before he was charged.
@@eringallagher9381 The actual stop happened between resigning at one dept and being hired by another but you aren't wrong, I just don't like the wording it's a little clickbaity
@@damonr4136 I thought it was kind of an interesting headline. I was expecting it to be some error in editing. I was glad that it was at least accurate lol. To each their own I guess :)
This is petty police work
Most of it is
A deputy is a police officer, geniuses. Fix your title.
You’re correct. He was charged because he was between jobs during the traffic stop. He had left Fulton County SO., and was hired shortly after the stop by Clayton County SO. It was a stupid decision but honestly a petty charge. I’m more worried about the impersonating police officers that are out there making traffic stops, playing at being a cop.
This gotta be the pettiest reason I’ve ever seen cops prosecute other cops. 🤨
So since he showed you his old identification you hit him with a felony.... Not to mention he is now again working for another department as a deputy. This whole thing sounds weird. It will be thrown out over time, but he can definitely sue over this crap arrest. I never heard him say he was an officer though all he did was show you what you asked for as proof he was one.
That's some boot licking logic...
Obviously you have zero professional training, knowledge, experience, or skills in this area.
What are your qualifications belfus?
The title is confusing and someone has to sit through the story to decipher what they’re trying to say. The editor ought to proofread these titles before posting them. 😂
They misunderstood, he IDENTIFIED as a sheriff deputy 👮🏾♂️… & even I know that no one in L.E. hardly ever leaves their house without their gun, badge, & ID
What I want to know is what caused him to resign from his former position? Misconduct? Did he get hired somewhere else because he didn't lose his privilege to be a police officer? Was he trying to get a better position? This guy obviously does not know how to uphold the law, so I want to know more.
That's typical of diversity hires. They get hired for their skin color, and then have to leave when they can't do The Job. Then another agency hires him because of his skin color, and the cycle repeats.
This is a waste of tax dollars. They can lie when it benefits the department or the county, but something so trivial as this is newsworthy? All smokescreens and mirrors.
If the guy was literally just between two departments at the time, charging with impersonation seems a little extreme.
Rules are rules
He wasn't a cop.
I agree. If the guy was already in the process of hiring with another department this seems like much to do about nothing. He may have misspoken but he did not lie that he was a deputy. This is all semantics.
wrong color absolutely look what city this is. seems to be a good guy
He couldve told the truth, but chose otherwise, even provided ‘evidence’. I dont see much wiggle room here.
How do you see somebody not wearing a seatbelt threw tinted windows - these cops must be supermen
This is the equivalent of impersonation of a McDonald's worker
He was a veteran of the 80s Burger Wars. Burger King took out a lot of his buddies.
What’s the penalty for police officers who don’t wear seatbelts while driving ?
Every state I've ever lived and worked law enforcement in, has exemptions for on-duty police officers written into their seat belt laws, cell phone laws, etc..
85 thousand dollar car. Unemployed
I would say every police officer that doesn't know or breaks his oath is impersonating a police officer and should be charged
Seatbelt tickets or violations are nothing more than a money grab
That's so ignorant.. why did they pursue it so hard ? They obviously searched the guys history for a seatbelt ticket..
He identifies as somebody with qualified as IMMUNITY lol
Why would a deputy or police officer need to tell another officer when pull over than they are an officer, except to get a special unethical privilege ???
So corrupt in Atlanta
The usual
“I wuz a Kang 🤴too!!! My title is entitlement!!!! Some call me “the Creator,” “King,” “Charlemagne,” “tha god,” “Prince,” “Thee Stallion.” 😂
Stay off drugs
Your women love them kangz tho. Better go check on yours...
lol gold
You cant trust a public servant or can you?
I'm judging him by the content of his character.
Master clickbait. Former deputy got arrested
The 95% of dirty cops give the other 5% a bad name.
A former cop impersonates an active duty cop. Please stop lying to people.
So let me get this right he actually is a deputy in another county but he’s charged for not being a deputy in the first county he worked in. Doesn’t make a lot of sense
He was between deputy jobs when he was stopped, and worked for neither county at the time.
Edit: That’s why he couldn’t produce his sheriff department ID to the police officer. He only had a picture of his former ID on his phone b
@@ralfie8801 but if he was between why is it confirmed he is with the other new county department?
@@Ant-Tee
All I can tell you is watch the video. It says he resigned the first deputy position, obviously before the seat belt traffic stop because he couldn’t provide his ID card to the cop and the reporter said so. He only had a picture of it on his phone. He wasn’t a deputy at the time of the stop, so he lied to the cop during the stop when he said he was still employed there. He was in between jobs, otherwise known as unemployed at the time of the traffic stop.
@@ralfie8801 I m talking about the actual info that’s out he’s supposed to be deputy in another county if that’s the case he why charge he’s really a deputy no matter what county it is
@@Ant-Tee
So I guess you didn’t watch the video? It says he got the job in the next county 6 days after the traffic stop, which means he was in between jobs, unemployed, during the traffic stop when he said he was still employed with the first county and wasn’t. He lied, so he got charges put on him.
He knew that being a LEO wpuld get him a free outta jail card, that's why they all use it.
I didn’t have a set belt, but I did have a lot of duck 🦆 tape rapped around me and my set seriously duck tape works as a set belt 🤓seriously
duct.
Ended "differently", how? Sounds like an integrity check that they wanted to make an example of, to say, "see, we police our own."
Huh?
lol...
lol
Lowering law enforcement hiring standards in the pursuit of diversity goals is ALWAYS a bad idea- just ask Tyre Nichols.
Yep. and John Derbyshire was right.
We should be well aware that LEO'S (and not all) train themselves to lie. This case here would not be any different .
Liar.
Former officer not wearing a seatbelt but will stop other for the same thing he should never be a cop
Former officers don't have authority to stop anyone for a seatbelt violation.
And that diversity hire former officer never should have been hired to begin with.
You seem to know an awful lot after watching a 2:27 video. Do you know someone at this department?
@@dentalnovember you don’t have to be a college graduate to see through this. Are you a troll? There’s a bridge that’s missing you. Do you know somebody in the department?
He was arrested.... Excellent!
Interesting content...
No one is going to wear a seatbelt because they want to avoid a $15 fine. I think the insurance lobby is behind this ridiculously low fine in order to keep our auto rates high. The fine should be based on the median cost of a child's safety seat or $300 for a 1st offense and $600 for a 2nd one. plus an additional $100 for everyone else in the vehicle that is not buckled up. People don't buy a car seat for their kids because it is not worth the cost to avoid the fine.
Should be a felony.
@@dannyhayes664this one was
@dannyhayes664 It’s a death penalty.
These people protecting and serving. Smh
Wait… am I the only one noticing a real problem? Identifying as an officer should have made him the one actual ticket written.
95/13
SO COPS GET SPECIAL PRIVILEGES SHOW SOME COP ID AND THEY JUST LET U GO WTF IS THAT
Oh bome on, it's not like he was asking for free Donut's and Coffee at LuLu's bakery.....
No, dummy. Cops have discretion as to which offenders they choose to stop, and which offenders they cite.
Cops are absolutely allowed to cite or arrest other cops. In some cases, the arresting officer HAS to arrest, due to the wording of certain criminal statutes.