Watch A DUI Attorney Flawlessly Dismantle a [Suspected] Coached Police Officer for the Prosecution

DUI defense attorney Larry Forman cross-examines a cop who charged his client with a DUI and the cop was suspected to have been coached prior to questioning. Watch this video to find out what happens during this DUI trial!

March 9, 2016

Hardin County, KY

The Prosecutor's Direct Examination: 1:04
The DUI Guy's Cross Examination: 15:03

Judge: Honorable Kimberly Winkenhofer Shumate, Hardin County District Court Division I
Defense attorney: Larry Forman, a.k.a. the DUI Guy
Prosecutor: Philip Moore
Arresting Officer: Officer M. Sutherland, Radcliff Police Department

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[douglasd]

Like how he slowed down. 😂 repeating the question.
Funny how if they pull you over that they talk that fast, but have the same issue as everybody else when its done to them.

[ButterBallTheOpossum]

It's amazing how cops have a photographic memory when it suits them and alzheimers when it doesn't

[themexicant]

I work construction and have to keep better records of the work done day in and day out than a cop has to take evidence to ruin someone’s life

[finris]

Even when prosecutors don't coach police, police often coach themselves. And not just for testimony.
There was an incident where a department officer created a template for warrant applications. It included a collection of statements that should go into a warrant, including language pulled directly from court precedent on what is required. And many of the officers used it.
This was discovered when a rookie with less than a year on the force (or any police job) applied for a warrant, and it stated "In my 5 years of experience in drug interdiction..."

[InsomniacMechanic]

FOR A COP SHE SURE DOESNT REMEMBER MUCH, , I THINK SHE NEEDS A BODY CAM TO HELP HER MEMORY

[henrylloyd]

It's funny how cops can never remember anything when they are in court.

[dniemi]

I watched the video twice, I must have missed the part where the officer was “flawlessly dismantled” 🤦‍♂️

[johnhopkins]

The way she answers some of the questions before the questions have been fully asked is a big red flag she's been coached

[yourworstenemy]

It's amazing how many things cops "can't recall" when questioned by defense attorneys, but remember everything to the letter when asked by the prosecution.

[ivermectin]

She and the prosecutor didn't talk about the case, yet she remembered the exact answer to every single prosecutor question but couldn't remember anything the defense wanted to ask about. Sure, that seems normal LOL

[Xyz-gfop]

The defense lawyer was blocking the view of the DA so that he could not give any approval clues to the officer.

[mycool]

Well that’s 23 minutes I’m never getting back

[SaltStorm]

I used to work for a deputy and the stories he told were RIDICULOUS! If we did a fraction of what they did from the stories I was told we would be in prison for A LONG TIME💯He even said that they would mess with the prisoners that were schizophrenic by speaking into the vent saying they were ‘god’ and told them to do so horrible stuff! The DUI stories were RIDICULOUS....getting pulled over multiple times and getting escorted home. Most of the stories I can’t repeat on here because of YT guidelines so you can only imagine how depraved they were! The thing that is BS is they all think the stories are funny! Just like that pinned comment...I wish I recorded some of them but I would’ve ended up in some BS if I did💯

[reydeguerra]

She investigated herself and found no wrong doing.

[scrumtrellecent]

The Intoxilyzer 5000...sounds like something you'd hear from a RoboCop movie.

[ianbattles]

Watching cops in court makes me realize just how little cops actually know about the law.

[ertjiesb]

They can't recall anything but expects the public to be able too.
They don't know the law half the time, but expect the public to know it.
I have also watched quite a bit of body cam footage, cops have horrible short term memories... They always remember the last 30 min very differently than what the camera actually recorded... 🤔

[MultiView]

How do you forget who you talk to but remember a whole conversation and you’re on duty sober?

[paulrka]

A good lawyer only asks question he already knows the answer. Thats the first rule of cross examination.

[herseem]

DUI guy, it would be really helpful if there was some actual explanation of what exactly the critical points were that led to success. You put these videos up and often there is insufficient explanation of exactly what is going on strategically and tactically, which drastically diminishes their usefulness