Dash cam video alleges police misconduct

A Pasco County man who installed multiple cameras in his SUV captured video of police, fire, and city officials allegedly speeding or driving recklessly.

[wittycommentator]

I live in California and it is the norm, not the exception, to see squad cars going way over the speed limit and recklessly changing lanes without their emergency lights on.

[brandonburnham]

Let me guess, they investigated themselves and found no wrongdoing..

[MarkS-zynw]

Isn’t it amazing how when the investigation is about them, they can’t comment on an ongoing investigation. But you or me and they can’t shut up about how great they are

[richardprzybylek]

Nothing will happen but he might get pulled over alot more now

[Nana-zksz]

We need more people like them down, they think they're above the law

[spellchekr]

"AND SO FAR, NO OFFICERS HAVE BEEN DISCIPLINED."

Nor will they, Chris.

[mikeschmidt]

No officers will ever be disciplined. Speed is at their discretion and they are exempt from most all traffic laws. They are allowed to use a mobile phone while driving, citizens can not. They are allowed to not wear a seat belt, citizens can not. So speeding is up to the individual officers to decide what is reasonable. I'm glad to see the tide turning against law enforcement these days.

[lucybelay]

Thank you man for exposing their hypocrisy. I am sure they will come up with the usual lies. They are so good at it.

[ChuckWood]

Here is a tactic to hold them accountable anonymously. If you see an officer doing something illegal while driving, note the car number, date and time. File a FOIA request for the dash cam footage (should be free or next to it), then once you receive the footage, it should have the mph on the video, then just simple file a complaint and use their own dash cam footage as evidence. I tried filing a complaint a few months ago and they said the officer was responding to an emergency with his lights off. Dash cam footage shows he was going home, and traveling over 100 mph for several miles.

[mikeelek]

"So far, no officers have been disciplined." No kidding.

[MVader]

Citizen councils need to fully police the police.

[carlmetzger]

Most departments feel they are above the law. The same laws that would get you a ticket as a minimum, if not hand cuffed and arrested. I thought no one was above the law. Apparently the laws don't apply to these gang members called police officers.

[gregtrent]

Will Campbell have to hide under the federal witness protection program to avoid Tampa police trying to put a hit on him?

[alphabravo]

1:51 "Hurts the credibility of law enforcement". *smirk... chuckle... chortle...snort... AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Where has he been all of his life?

[MrRobreg]

They all think having a badge grants them extra rights and that they are allowed to operate outside of the law but yet do it in the name of the law

[gregory]

I used to drive a box truck. One time I saw a state cop texting and driving. I hit the truck horn. He dropped his phone. I LMAO

[jo]

Great job. LEOs don't care that they're breaking the law but hopefully you'll encourage more people to hold them accountable and demand change.

[theroyalgiantgamer]

Just a thought didn't he record himself speeding up to 100mph.

[tonym]

They will investigate themselves and find that they did nothing wrong.

[turbosquido]

Do as I say, not as I do!!! Dept. of