POLICE RELEASE DASHCAM VIDEO OF SUSPECTED DRUNK DRIVER FAILING A NOSE TOUCH FIELD SOBRIETY TEST MISERABLY. FUNNY VIDEO.

/ nighttime dashcam video of police car racing down city streets with lights and sirens / police officers having casual conversation and laughing / as police car makes turn at traffic light, car is hit on the side by another car. Police car gets broadsided in crash on July 29, 2009 in Kansas City, Missouri (Footage by Getty Images)

Police in Streetsboro also released footage of another high speed chase. This one from early on the morning of January 3rd, along Route 14. Police were pursuing the man for speeding when he slammed into the median. He continued down the highway for another half-mile or so before stopping. He was arrested and found to be drunk.

/ 2 different angles of nighttime dashcam of police chasing suspect / suspect drives against traffic on the wrong side of the road, debris flying as suspect jumps median and comes to a stop / sirens and shouting as suspect is tackled to the ground by several police officers. Police chase and tackle suspect in front of car da on March 27, 2009 in Alpharetta, Georgia (Footage by Getty Images)

A motorcyclist is okay after his wild ride and sudden stop was caught on a police cruiser's dash cam.The officer was just starting through the intersection at 9 Mile and Woodward when the cycle slammed into the front quarter panel. The force of the impact sent the rider flying off the bike, and over the hood of the car.The man did get up and was walking around seconds later.A second motorcyclist was also involved in the incident. He took off from the scene.

/ GRAPHIC CONTENT! / nighttime dashcam of police chasing car / when police catch up to crashed car, police officer approaches and suddenly gunfire erupts as police see suspect with a gun / suspect falls from car and police cautiously approach him. Police in shootout with chase supsect on March 26, 2009 in Kansas City, Missouri (Footage by Getty Images)

There is new information on the superintendent of Milwaukee Archdiocese schools who was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving.According to court records, David Lodes told Delafield police that he was on his way home from an alcoholic’s anonymous meeting when he was pulled over near Highway 83 last month.Police said that the 59-year-old had a .308 blood alcohol level, more than three times the legal driving limit and failed several field sobriety tests.This was Lodes’ second drunken driving arrest.He spent 14 years as the superintendent of the Arrowhead School District.

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Police video shows Joba Chamberlain's drunken ramblings:Drunken Joba mocks Berra in police video. Joba Chamberlain pokes fun at Yankees Hall of Famer Yogi Berra and shows no love for New York motorists in a police video of his DUI arrest last October.The New York Daily News, the New York Post and Newsday each reported in Wednesday's editions that the video, uncovered by thesmokinggun.com, shows the 23-year-old Yankees pitcher making fun of Berra's diminutive stature."He might not be as tall as the front of your car," Chamberlain said of Berra to the Nebraska state trooper who arrested him.Dave Kaplan, a spokesman for Berra, said that the 83-year-old former catcher was notified of what Chamberlain said, Newsday reported.

A north metro neighborhood of Champlin, MN is on alert after the DNR confirmed that a cougar was roaming THE AREA. The big caT was caught on police dashcam during the early morning hours.Two days later a cat was spotted in Vadnais Heights. December 11, cougar tracks were found in Sunrise Park in Stillwater.DNR officials believe all three sightings were of the same cat.Dan Stark with the DNR said, "I think it's likely it's the same cat. I don't expect to see more than one cougar in the metro at the same time."

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A Kernersville police officer's dashboard camera caught a burning home as it suddenly exploded Wednesday morning. Kernersville Fire Chief Walt Summerville said the explosion was the result of a backdraft.Two Dell employees leaving their second-shift jobs saw the home in flames on Union Cross Rd. and stopped to wake up the people inside. Everyone got out safely, but as the family stood outside watching, firefighters made one last search inside.Seven people escaped the home shortly before it exploded.Investigators said the fire, which likely started before 2 a.m., appeared to have started somewhere around the fireplace, which was in use Tuesday night.The family, which ranges in age from 1 to 60 years old, is staying with relatives for now. The house had smoke detectors, but the fire chief said he wasn't sure if they worked.Brothers Chris and Allen Bell, the two Dell workers who stopped, said they simply did what came naturally. Their father is a firefighter, so they know the danger of a burning home.

Cruiser cam video has been released involving a 14-year-old who led officers on a chase.Police said the chase happened Wednesday night when the teen stole his grandmother’s car.Officers said the teen lost control and hit a pole at the intersection of Packard Drive and Kittridge Road.According to police, officers talked with the boy’s grandmother to see if anything else was taken from her house.The teen now faces charges of auto theft and failure to comply.

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Dramatic video shows speed may have been a big factor in the crash of a police car three weeks ago. Dashboard camera footage shows the officer was going 100 miles-an-hour before he lost control. Officer T. Horne was on his way to help another officer, who had arrived at a call and wasn't answering his radio. The video shows the view from the patrol car's dashboard heading east on Bridge Street zipping through red lights and around other cars. Notice the number in the bottom right corner, that's the officer's speed. It shows he got up to 99 miles-per-hour as he approached a group of cars, then, slowed down briefly to get around them then, speeded back up again. Moments later, as he was about to pass another car on his right, he topped out at 100 when he lost control on a hill. The camera kept rolling until the end. This is what it looked like afterwards. The patrol car, overturned. Officer Horne was rushed to a hospital, but incredibly, was not seriously injured. There are no policies limiting how fast officers can drive on the way to an emergency. But police say they'll review the accident to see if the officer was at fault. If so, he faces some kind of discipline.Police Report:"Unit #1 was responding code 3 to an emergency call. Unit #1 was traveling E/B in the 6500 block of Bridge. Unit #1 swerved to the left to avoid a motor vehicle that was in lane #2 of E/B bidge. Unit #1 lost control and began sliding to the left and then compensated back to the right. Unit #1 slide to the right and struck the south curb line and went airborne. Unit #1 then struck a utility light pole."

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POLICE RELEASE DASHCAM VIDEO OF SUSPECTED DRUNK DRIVER FAILING FIELD SOBRIETY TEST MISERABLY AS HE NEARLY FALLS OVER AND BASHES HIS HEAD INTO A STREET SIGN. FUNNY VIDEO.

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Vero Beach police Tuesday released the video of sobriety tests taken by Indian River County Administrator Joe Baird when he was charged with driving while under the influence of alcohol last month. Police allege Baird was driving 43 mph in a 30 mph zone in his private car and crossed a center line before an officer stopped him late May 16 on 21st Street. Baird twice refused to take a Breathalyzer test and failed several roadside sobriety tests, police said. He is pleading not guilty to the charges. The County Commission listened to presentations about the matter during Tuesday morning’s meeting and took no action. Baird remains on the job.

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A police officer who had just taken one impaired driver off the highway suddenly encountered another coming right at her on the Interstate in a near-miss recorded by a dash camera.> On Saturday night July 18 Officer Kierstan Harzewski had arrested a suspected drunken driver in Pecos and was taking him to the San Miguel County Detention Center in Las Vegas. That's when headlights suddenly appeared on her side of Interstate 25.> That didn't sit too well with the Harzewski.> "Don't ask me anymore questions because I'm so angry right now," she told Dominique Vigil after arresting him. "When you sober up I'll show you the video."> Vigil, 24, of Las Vegas admitted to taking the powerful narcotic Lortab 20 minutes earlier.> "We were actually coming back from Santa Fe, and I took one," he can be heard saying on the video.> Vigil attempted to complete the field-sobriety test and missed a number. He also couldn't seem to follow instructions to stop counting backward at 27 and stop reciting the alphabet at W.> "He could have killed himself," State Police lt. Eric Garcia told KRQE News 13. "He could have killed his girlfriend, as the officer indicated.> "He could have killed the officer and the prisoner she had in her custody."> Garcia said in 13 years on the force he's never seen dashcam video like this.> Vigil's trouble didn't end with the DWI arrest. While taking blood from Vigil a bag of the tranquilizer Zanax fell out of his sock, according to police.> He has several prior arrests with drug possession, child abuse and aggravated battery among them and now faces plenty of new charges.> And because he was on probation for drug possession, he's being held in jail on a no-bond hold.