Here's something you don't see every day: a California Highway Patrol officer arresting a firefighter (fret not: no donuts were harmed).
Stellar San Diego firefighter, Jacob Gregoire, was handcuffed in the middle of attempting to rescue victims from a roll-over car accident. The cop claimed that Gregoire's truck was unsafely blocking a lane of traffic on Interstate 805 and refused to move his vehicle. Gregoire – 12-year veteran of the Fire Department – was stuffed in the backseat of a patrol car, but wasn't arrested. (Nice to see the CHP has some semblance of how to use the justice system.)
The unfortunate – and decididly odd – incident was caught on film and shown on local television. Awkward! The two public servants have since gone on to call the rather humiliating sh*t storm "an isolated incident" that would be on the radar of future joint training sessions, "in an ongoing effort to work more efficiently together."
Wow, really guys?
(Can't lie though – doesn't this sound beginning of an awesome porno? See for yourself..)
Stellar San Diego firefighter, Jacob Gregoire, was handcuffed in the middle of attempting to rescue victims from a roll-over car accident. The cop claimed that Gregoire's truck was unsafely blocking a lane of traffic on Interstate 805 and refused to move his vehicle. Gregoire – 12-year veteran of the Fire Department – was stuffed in the backseat of a patrol car, but wasn't arrested. (Nice to see the CHP has some semblance of how to use the justice system.)
The unfortunate – and decididly odd – incident was caught on film and shown on local television. Awkward! The two public servants have since gone on to call the rather humiliating sh*t storm "an isolated incident" that would be on the radar of future joint training sessions, "in an ongoing effort to work more efficiently together."
Wow, really guys?
(Can't lie though – doesn't this sound beginning of an awesome porno? See for yourself..)
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