Orlando police officer caught allegedly speeding, refuses to pull over for county deputy

Dashcam video shows the moment an Orlando police officer allegedly sped passed a Seminole County Sheriff's deputy, leading the deputy to pull the officer over. However, the Orlando Police Officer allegedly refused to give the deputy his driver's license and hopped back into his patrol vehicle and drove off.

An Orlando Police officer is facing charges after being pulled over by a Seminole County sheriff's deputy and then leaving during the traffic stop.

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[iforgotmyscreenname]

This is what happen when an officer thinks he's above the laws. Instead of driving away, should've taken the ticket and explain it to your supervisor later.

[afrocraft]

Why blur his face? They don't blur the faces of other suspects who drive recklessly, flee cops, and then refuse to ID. This is the _real_ two-tier justice system.

[frontenac]

*This type of arrogant and entitled crooked cop is giving a bad name to the entire law enforcement. His has no business wearing a badge. Fire him ASAP.*

[joekev]

You have 1 good cop and 1 who genuinely believes they are above the law. If any of us left a traffic stop like that we would be sitting in jail. Rules for thee but not for me.

[tylerpratt]

“I’m on my way into work. Where does it look like I’m going?”

I can’t wait to try this out next time I get pulled over. 😂

[Benefits]

If I can't speed while driving to work, then neither can he. This is a perfect example of a cop thinking they're above the laws that they enforce on us. And yet another reason why trust in the police is at an all time low.

[tshaffer]

Good for the police officer who pulled him over. Proud of you sir. You are an honor to your badge. God Bless you and yours. Please stay safe.

[mwatts]

A police officer that believes he’s above the law? NO! 😮

[rsmair]

If that’s how he treats authorities imagine what the people of Orlando have to deal with when this guy pulls up.

[igorbuckel]

It's great that something like this is being shown publicly.

[mentoredmillions]

Good to see honest cops out there! Great job officer!

[Lexusgx]

Salute to the officer that stopped him. He had guts

[YourBestFriendforToday]

80 in a 45 is wreckless endangerment level of speed. Any of us would be in jail at best and in the ground at worst for his behavior.

[SmokeDog]

This is actually spot on as someone from Orlando, had some really decent interactions with Seminole County Sheriff's department and just a series of horrible encounters with OPD. They are literally the worst police department I've ever dealt with, all think they are above the law like this guy and just abuse their power to bully civilians for no discernible purpose.

[joebob]

If he can treat his fellow officer like this imagine what he’ll do to us citizens

[robertgates]

That Orlando officer is one of the types that need purged from the profession. He's drunk on ego and entitlement.

[Anurania]

This happens often when politicians are pulled over too. We cannot allow laws to be administered by people who have no respect for them.

[bavery]

"I'm here to ENFORCE the law, not obey it...!"

[wallabygoose]

His excuse was he was going to work. Lol

[DedmanReactin]

You can tell by how incredulous the officer is, how corrupt the department truly is!