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For those of you who feel I don't know the whole story, you are partially correct. What I do know is that apparently at some point in the past my client was seeing/dating/hooking up with a woman that officer B was interested in. This would have been when they were in high school. Details are very sketchy.
I also suspect my client wants to be a cop or a full time firefighter and may be jealous of Officer B.
I have been successful in having a number of Officer B's cases thrown out of court because he frequently jumps to conclusions and often lacks probable casue for many of his stops. He tends to play fast and loose with the facts in his reports that are often disproven with videos. Interestingly, for one reason or another many of the videos from his car are not available or the camera was malfunctioning or a clipboard was "inadvertently" in front of it. So I may in fact be part of the problem he has with my client.
On the charges filed by Officer B against my client last year for impersonating a PO, my key witness was a decorated 15 year sheriff's deputy who totally rejected Officer' B's testimony and corroborated the testimony of two other witnesses. Did I mention the deputy was riding in the front seat of the car with my client when he was allegedly impersonating a PO?
Numerous LEO's from the sheriff's office and a neighboring town have contatced me about how much of a loose cannon this officer is....most do not like him.
oN the charges most recently I agree my client was speeding and did not stop when the blue lights were thrown by officer A. I offered a guilty plea on those charges. But it was a bit unusual because I suspect Officer B radioed ahead to OIfficer A to initiate the stop. Officer B was on the scene before my client came to a stop. Radio transmissions recordings in the minutes before the stop have mysteriously disappeared.
Nevertheless, B's statements were out of line and frightening.
I have a meeting scheduled for Monday a.m. with the chief.
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