Shields of Shame | Georgia state patrol drunk at the governors mansion on duty Part 2 OPS & Adrian Hargett @Shieldsofshame | Uploaded June 2024 | Updated October 2024, 6 minutes ago.
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Part 1 youtu.be/LTgqF8FE9_4
Part 2 youtu.be/7-6b_96tlhA
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Part 4 youtu.be/YMz9dMXUJqw
GEORGIA STATE PATROL
DECEPTIVE IN AN INTERNAL INVESTIGATION
DECERTIFIED 2023
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Incident date Feb 24, 2022
INTERVIEW DATE MONDAY FEB 28, 2022
IA CASE IA- 0017-2022
Meet Adrian Hargett a Georgia State Patrol cop that likes getting tipsy while on duty, not just any duty but protecting the Governors mansion in Georgia. Hargett was caught, investigated, interviewed, fired and decertified!
The body cam footage captures a police interaction at the Georgia Governor's mansion involving officers Johnny Kirk, Lundy, Hargett, and Gass. The video starts with an officer explaining a check-up procedure to an individual suspected of being under the influence of alcohol, another state patrol officer. The suspect denies having consumed alcohol recently, despite officers noting the smell of alcohol on him. The conversation includes questions about the suspect’s medical history, medications, and recent activities, including driving. The suspect mentions military service, back problems, and previous head injuries. The suspect refuses to take field sobriety tests, leading the officers to discuss administrative actions and potential consequences. The video concludes with the officers debating the next steps and potential dismissal if the suspect refuses the administrative test.
#GeorgiaStatePatrol #CorruptionExposed #LawEnforcementScandal #GovernorsMansion #PoliceMisconduct #PublicSafety #IntegrityInLaw #JusticeServed #AccountabilityMatters #GeorgiaNews
Johnny Kirk, Lundy, Hargett, Gass, Georgia Governor's mansion, Police interaction, Body cam footage, DUI investigation, Alcohol suspicion, Refusal to cooperate, Suspect denial, Field sobriety test, Administrative test, Law enforcement procedures, Officer dialogue, Medical history, Previous head injuries, Back problems, Medications, Military service
$MADVIDEOS
Part 1 youtu.be/LTgqF8FE9_4
Part 2 youtu.be/7-6b_96tlhA
Part 3 youtu.be/1UFPwZaMXW4
Part 4 youtu.be/YMz9dMXUJqw
GEORGIA STATE PATROL
DECEPTIVE IN AN INTERNAL INVESTIGATION
DECERTIFIED 2023
Facebook facebook.com/gadepartmentofpublicsafety
Incident date Feb 24, 2022
INTERVIEW DATE MONDAY FEB 28, 2022
IA CASE IA- 0017-2022
Meet Adrian Hargett a Georgia State Patrol cop that likes getting tipsy while on duty, not just any duty but protecting the Governors mansion in Georgia. Hargett was caught, investigated, interviewed, fired and decertified!
The body cam footage captures a police interaction at the Georgia Governor's mansion involving officers Johnny Kirk, Lundy, Hargett, and Gass. The video starts with an officer explaining a check-up procedure to an individual suspected of being under the influence of alcohol, another state patrol officer. The suspect denies having consumed alcohol recently, despite officers noting the smell of alcohol on him. The conversation includes questions about the suspect’s medical history, medications, and recent activities, including driving. The suspect mentions military service, back problems, and previous head injuries. The suspect refuses to take field sobriety tests, leading the officers to discuss administrative actions and potential consequences. The video concludes with the officers debating the next steps and potential dismissal if the suspect refuses the administrative test.
#GeorgiaStatePatrol #CorruptionExposed #LawEnforcementScandal #GovernorsMansion #PoliceMisconduct #PublicSafety #IntegrityInLaw #JusticeServed #AccountabilityMatters #GeorgiaNews
Johnny Kirk, Lundy, Hargett, Gass, Georgia Governor's mansion, Police interaction, Body cam footage, DUI investigation, Alcohol suspicion, Refusal to cooperate, Suspect denial, Field sobriety test, Administrative test, Law enforcement procedures, Officer dialogue, Medical history, Previous head injuries, Back problems, Medications, Military service
