WATCH: Jersey City cop 'highly intoxicated' in traffic stop, but not charged; why not?

NJ.com ^ | May 21, 2015 | Terrence T. McDonald

[Half Vast Conspiracy]

While on a ride along with the local a few years ago, I saw this same sort of thing. A Deputy had driven into a gated community and couldn't find his way back out.

He had hit a few mail boxes and couldn't explain why his windshield was smashed. He had an AR-15 visible on his back seat.

The local cops called his supervisor who took him home.

[Half Vast Conspiracy]

More: Off-camera about one minute later, the sounds of a physical altercation can be heard between the two officers and Corso. In their reports, Bruton and Borges say Corso initially told them he did not have a weapon on him, then recanted, and when they told him they had to seize the weapon, he struggled, attempting to pull away from them. At this point in the video, Corso can be heard saying, “Don’t do that. Don’t do that.”

Bruton then put Corso in a “compliance hold” with his right arm behind his back as the officers removed a Glock from his waistband, the reports say.

[Paladin2]

Some animals are more equal than others. Like the Kennedy royal critters.

[SkyDancer]

Because that’s the way it is.

[Fungi]

“The law is meant for you, not for me.” Louis Lerner—IRS

[Paladin2]

Walter Cronkite approves.

[SkyDancer]

Brian Williams was there to interview the cop.

[Mad Dawgg]

"WATCH: Jersey City cop 'highly intoxicated' in traffic stop, but not charged; why not?

[gaijin]

Steady, gradual Mexicanization of US LEO’s.

[SamAdams76]

We should always include a photo of Brian Williams looking stupid when we mention his name.

[SamAdams76]

We should always include a photo of Brian Williams looking stupid when we mention his name.

[SkyDancer]

As often as I’ve seen him, he has the most sincere looking eyebrows on any man I’ve seen ... he looks soooo sorrowful.

[Forgotten Amendments]

Anyone who criticizes a cop must be a THUG!

(Loyal FReeper and talk radio listener)

[ansel12]

There were so many times here, where a regular citizen could have been killed.

[Half Vast Conspiracy]

...would have been killed.

[ansel12]

This is one of those crimes where this cop should have gotten a worse penalty than normal, he has probably been doing this for decades, and should have the book thrown at him, and with an extra penalty for being in the line of work of ruining other people’s lives for DWI, and while they were not wearing guns.

[freedomfiter2]

Most “law enforcement officers “ only arrest citizens and cover for each other. These despotic thugs are worse than most of the criminals they arrest.

[july4thfreedomfoundation]

I lived in Santa Barbara, California in the 1980’s.

One night, a drunk off duty Santa Barbara cop was driving drunk on highway 101 and yelling racial slurs at a carload of Asians.

When he was pulled over, the cops just took him home.

If it were you or I doing this, we’d be in the county jail for DWI and a possible hate crime. We’d be facing legal action, fines, jail time, increases in our insurance, etc.

But hey, if you’re a cop, you’re above the law.

[Rodamala]

[Bon mots]

Certain people are allowed to be publicly drunk and will
never be criticized nor prosecuted. In fact, there is one
famous drunken politician that is actively protected by the
Main Stream Media.