[Mac1996]

I watch the video of his arrest, it’s a sad situation he has a serious problem with alcohol and needs help. I pray that he gets it.

[Larchap49]

Originally Posted by The Gazette

An Apopka police officer was arrested for DUI following a traffic stop for reckless driving. According to the Apopka Police Department, the Eustis Police Department conducted a traffic stop on the officer, who was in his marked agency vehicle and agency-issued uniform, for suspicion of driving under the influence. The officer, identified as a five-year

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Very old news. How many days are we going to have to see this on totv

[OhioBuckeye]

Originally Posted by The Gazette

An Apopka police officer was arrested for DUI following a traffic stop for reckless driving. According to the Apopka Police Department, the Eustis Police Department conducted a traffic stop on the officer, who was in his marked agency vehicle and agency-issued uniform, for suspicion of driving under the influence. The officer, identified as a five-year

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Oh man, with all the complaints about police, at least he didn’t shoot anybody but putting it in the news they’ll have to discipline him or certain people in the public will want to crucify him. He knows better than to be driving under the influence. Shame on him!

[Wyseguy]

Originally Posted by OhioBuckeye

Oh man, with all the complaints about police, at least he didn’t shoot anybody but putting it in the news they’ll have to discipline him or certain people in the public will want to crucify him. He knows better than to be driving under the influence. Shame on him!

Do you feel were it not made public the force should let it slide? I fully support the police. I also fully support equal treatment under the law. I want to see him crucified as much as I want to see any person driving under the influence crucified, which is not much at all. Such charges will stay with a person for life. Then again, drunk driving can take the lives of innocent people. It is an area I am happy not to have to deal with.

[DAVES]

Originally Posted by jswirs

I find this surprising because usually a cop will not give another cop a ticket for anything. Sounds like there must be more to this story.

I had the same reaction.

[DAVES]

Originally Posted by NoMo50

My guess is he will lose his job as a result of this...and he should. It is one thing to be bagged for DUI while off duty in your own vehicle. Quite another entirely to be picked up in uniform, in a marked patrol car, and on the way to start your shift. No way he walks away from this.

Was it a normal person, not a cop, they would publish name and I think I've seen them publish address.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by NoMo50

My guess is he will lose his job as a result of this...and he should. It is one thing to be bagged for DUI while off duty in your own vehicle. Quite another entirely to be picked up in uniform, in a marked patrol car, and on the way to start your shift. No way he walks away from this.

You’ll be surprised how many people go to work drunk or drink on the job. Especially on evening shifts. The problem so don’t know how to manage their problem.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by DAVES

Was it a normal person, not a cop, they would publish name and I think I've seen them publish address.

They don’t live in villages, nowhere close

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by NoMo50

My guess is he will lose his job as a result of this...and he should. It is one thing to be bagged for DUI while off duty in your own vehicle. Quite another entirely to be picked up in uniform, in a marked patrol car, and on the way to start your shift. No way he walks away from this.

Want bet gets desk job?

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Speedie

Great job Eustis officers.

They had no choice reported and followed by reporting person. It would of been bigger news if the officers covered it up.

[OhioBuckeye]

Yea I support the police too but he’s not god like some of them think they’re ammuned to laws, they’re just like us citizens!