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Apopka Police Officer Arrested in Eustis for Drinking and Driving
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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Great job Eustis officers.
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So, is he going to get help he needs or is he going to be crucified?
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DUI Officer
As a retired police supervisor, I will relate what happens in the state I worked in. The officer, in the first offense will be offered to attend an alcohol rehab facility. A successful completion of the program will allow him to save his job, providing he signs a last chance agreement. This means, if there is a second incident, he is terminated forthwith. More serious charges would be handled differently. This would also apply in the case of substance abuse. These are illnesses and agencies have invested large sums of capital in each officer, and if they can rehab them. its a worth while solution for all involved. These issues are usually covered in a collective bargaining agreement between the agency and its employees.
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I get in many discussions, debates, even arguments concerning my support for police. That alone is very sad. The idea that people attack me for supporting the police is not something that would happen 30 years ago. This officers actions has given ammunition to those who want to destroy our country. Posters on here annoyed that this is being discussed also feed into the anti police narrative that they receive special treatment. |
Another Public Stoning
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There is no doubt that the subject of police and police conduct is polarizing. I come from an area (near Minneapolis, MN) where the situation is beyond polarizing. Virtually every story that involved a LEO and a citizen, particularly if that citizen was a person of color, local media cast it as just more wrongdoing on the part of LEOs in general. The anti-cop faction of course took up the drumbeat, and the Court of Public Opinion, through the magic of social media, had the unfortunate LEO tried, convicted and hung probably even before he or she had time to finish out the workday. It was so bad that Minneapolis actively considered disbanding the police force and replacing the force with SOCIAL WORKERS. Fortunately, saner heads prevailed, but the fact that it was even considered in the first place says far more about the warped thinking of the people in power up there than anyone would want to know. It was one of two main reasons that I chose TV as my home. Thankfully Florida, this part of Florida anyway, seems to appreciate the law enforcement officers that work around here and support what they do. |
Let him without sin cast the first stone
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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.
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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!
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