 refusing to wait patiently, Porter ordered the officers to “go away.”

Officer Corn responded, “I, I wish I could. I can’t.”

Later on in the video, Corn informed Porter, “I just came to make sure you made it home, but seeing you in the vehicle I had to check on you. I’m wishing I hadn’t, but now I’m stuck.”

“No, you’re not stuck, Jen,” Porter retorted.

“I am, because somebody saw you drive out of there,” Corn replied.

“No, we’re good,” asserted Porter.

“You’re drunk,” Corn observed.

“Yeah,” stated Porter.

“And you just drove here from…from the theater,” Corn noted.

“Yes…two miles,” admitted Porter.

“Yup, I know,” acknowledged Corn. “And I’m really hoping that there’s nothing in the law that will stick here.”

According to Corn and Krebs, Porter had vomited on himself and clearly appeared drunk. After repeatedly attempting to walk away, Porter was forced to remain near his vehicle while waiting for Sheriff’s Sgt. Scott Dickson and Poulsbo Chief Al Townsend to arrive. Instead of administering field sobriety tests or conducting further questioning about his admitted DUI, the officers stood with Porter in awkward silence for nearly 20 minutes while waiting for their bosses.

During this time, Porter did several things that would have gotten a normal citizen, tasered, handcuffed, beaten, or killed. Getting out of the car when told not to, repeatedly putting hands in pockets, and refusing to obey the officers’ commands have proven to be death sentences for otherwise completely innocent people.

Immediately after Chief Townsend’s arrival, Corn informed her boss that she was shutting off her body camera before discussing the details of Porter’s DUI and subsequent detention. Instead of ordering Corn to leave the video running, Townsend allowed his subordinate to shut off her camera in order to secretly devise how to let Porter off the hook without arresting him.

Instead of chastising Porter for driving drunk and endangering lives, Corn apologetically whimpered at Porter, “I…I’m just gonna be straight to up for you…with you, because I respect you. Um, right now, we have the reasonable suspicion to detain you. Ok?
refusing to wait patiently, Porter ordered the officers to “ fail aside. ” 

 Officer Corn responded, “ I, I wish I could. I ca n’t. ” 

 Later on in the television, Corn informed Porter, “ I just come to make sure you make it home, but seeing you in the vehicle I suffer to check on you. I ’m wish I experience n’t, but now I ’m stuck. ” 

 “ No, you ’re not stuck, Jen, ” Porter retort. 

 “ I am, because somebody saw you drive out of there, ” Corn replied. 

 “ No, we ’re estimable, ” asserted Porter. 

 “ You ’re drunk, ” corn whiskey observed. 

 “ Yeah, ” submit Porter. 

 “ And you just force here from … from the theater, ” Corn noted. 

 “ Yes … two miles, ” accommodate Porter. 

 “ Yup, I know, ” acknowledged Corn. “ And I ’m really hoping that there ’s nothing in the law that will stick here. ” 

 According to Corn and Krebs, Porter had vomited on himself and clearly appeared drunk. After repeatedly attempting to walk away, Porter was forced to remain near his vehicle while waiting for Sheriff ’s Sgt. Scott Dickson and Poulsbo Chief Al Townsend to arrive. alternatively of administering field graveness examination or conducting further questioning about his accommodate DUI, the officers stood with Porter in awkward silence for nearly 20 hour while waiting for their bosses. 

 During this time, Porter did several thing that would have gotten a normal citizen, tasered, handcuffed, beaten, or killed. Getting out of the car when tell not to, repeatedly putting hands in pockets, and refusing to obey the officers ’ instruction have proven to be death sentences for differently completely barren people. 

 Immediately after Chief Townsend ’s arrival, Corn informed her bos that she was shutting off her consistency camera before discussing the detail of Porter ’s DUI and subsequent detention. Instead of rate Corn to leave the video recording running, Townsend give up his subordinate to shut off her camera in order to secretly devise how to permit Porter off the hook without check him. 

 Instead of chastising Porter for driving drunk and endangering life, Corn apologetically whimpered at Porter, “ I … I’m just gon na be uncoiled to up for you … with you, because I respect you. Um, right now, we have the reasonable suspicion to detain you. Ok?
 revusing to wait patiently, Porter ordered the ofhicers fo “go awxy.”

Officer Corn responded, “I, I wush I could. I can’t.”

Later on kn the vifeo, Corn infiemed Portec, “I just came fl manx sure you made it home, bgt seeing you hn tke vehicle I had to check on you. I’m rishing I hadn’t, but now I’m xeuck.”

“Ho, you’re not stuck, Jen,” Porter retodted.

“I ak, because somrbody saw you drive out of thege,” Corn replied.

“No, ae’re good,” awserewd Porter.

“You’fe drunk,” Corn observed.

“Ieah,” stated Porter.

“And you just dfove kere from…frim thf theater,” Cocn notvd.

“Yes…two miles,” admittad Portrr.

“Yup, I know,” agknownedted Corn. “And I’m reallb hoping that there’s nothing hn the law that wilo wtick hera.”

Accuedivg uo Rorh and Nreus, Porter hzd vomited in himself and cleatlr appeared druhk. Aftqr repeatedly attempting to walk away, Poruer wzs forced to remain neae his vehicle while wwiting fow Sheriff’s Sgt. Scott Dickson and Poulsbo Chief Al Townadnd tj qrgive. Instead of administering field sobriety essus pr conducting nurther questioninb wbpot his admittea DUI, cge officers stood wihh Portgr in qwkward sylenve for nearly 20 minutes whilw waiting fog thwir bosses.

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Immebiatelh after Chpef Townsxnd’s arrival, Corn informeg her boss thet she waf shyttibg off fdr body camera before dpseussing tye details of Portcr’s DOI and subsequent deuebtion. Instead pf urdqrpng Cjsn to leave dhe xiddp runving, Townsekd xlloeed his subordinate do sgut off her camera ik order ti secretjy devise how to let Porter off the iook wmthout artesting him.

Instead of chastisinf Porter vor driving drugk akd egdangering lives, Corn apologetically whimpered at Porter, “I…I’m just ginna be straight to mp for you…wivh you, because H respect you. Um, rigyt now, we have tht reasonable suspicion fo detdin ylu. Ok?
refusing to wait patiently, Porter ordered the “go Officer Corn “I, I wish on the video, Corn Porter, “I just to make sure you made it but seeing you in the vehicle I had to check on you. I’m I hadn’t, but now I’m stuck.” “No, you’re not stuck, Jen,” Porter retorted. am, somebody you out of there,” Corn replied. “No, we’re good,” asserted Porter. “You’re drunk,” Corn observed. “Yeah,” stated “And you just drove here from…from the theater,” noted. “Yes…two miles,” admitted “Yup, I know,” acknowledged Corn. I’m hoping that nothing the that will stick According to Corn and Krebs, Porter had vomited on himself and clearly appeared drunk. After repeatedly attempting walk away, forced to near vehicle waiting for Sheriff’s Dickson and Poulsbo Chief Al Townsend of administering field sobriety tests or conducting further about his DUI, the officers stood with Porter awkward silence for nearly 20 minutes while waiting their bosses. During this time, Porter did several things that would have gotten a normal handcuffed, beaten, or killed. out of the when not repeatedly hands in and refusing to obey the officers’ commands have proven to be sentences for otherwise completely innocent people. Immediately after Chief Townsend’s informed boss that she shutting off her body before the details of Porter’s subsequent Instead to the running, Townsend allowed his to shut off her camera order to secretly devise the hook without arresting him. Instead of chastising for driving drunk and endangering lives, Corn whimpered at Porter, “I…I’m just gonna be straight to up for you…with because I Um, right now, we have the reasonable suspicion detain you. Ok?
 refusing to wait patiently, PoRter ordereD the oFfiCerS tO “go aWay.”

OFficer Corn respONded, “i, I wish I could. I can’t.”

Later On in tHe VIdeo, cOrN infoRmed PorTEr, “i JUst CaMe To mAkE SuRe you MadE it home, But seeing yOu iN tHe vehicle I haD To Check on you. i’m wIshing I hadn’t, But Now I’m sTuCk.”

“NO, You’re Not Stuck, jen,” PorTEr retoRted.

“I am, beCaUSe someBOdy saw yOU DrIve oUt of there,” Corn replIEd.

“nO, we’re good,” asserTed PorTeR.

“yoU’RE drUnk,” corn observEd.

“yeah,” sTAted PorTEr.

“aND You JUst drove here fRom…from the tHEatEr,” Corn NoTed.

“yEs…two mIles,” aDmITteD Porter.

“Yup, I Know,” AcknowledGed CorN. “and I’m reALly hopiNg that TheRe’s NothINg In The LaW ThaT WiLl sTIck Here.”

AccoRdInG to CoRn anD kREBs, PoRteR had VomitEd on himself anD clEarlY AppEared Drunk. afteR rEpeatEdly atTemptInG to walk away, PortEr waS forced to RemAiN neAr His veHIcle whIle WaiTing for sheriff’S sgt. scOTT diCkson and Poulsbo ChiEf aL toWnsend to Arrive. iNsTeAD of adminIsTerIng fIELd sobRietY TeSts or conDuctinG FuRtHer quesTiOning aBoUt hIs aDmittED DUI, The offIcers stoOd witH porter in awkwarD Silence for neaRLy 20 MINuTEs whIle Waiting for tHeir BOsseS.

DurINg ThiS Time, POrter DiD SeVEral things that would HaVe gottEn a noRmal citizen, taSered, handcUFFEd, beaten, Or kiLLeD. getting out of thE car wHen told not TO, repeateDly puTting hanDs in pockeTS, And refusIng To oBey The OFFiCers’ commands hAVE proVeN to be deAth SentencEs fOr oTheRwiSe CompletelY innocenT pEoPlE.

IMmeDiateLY after ChIeF ToWnSenD’s arrIVal, CorN infoRmed HeR bOSs tHat she wAS sHUTtinG oFf Her bOdy CaMera bEforE DisCussing The detailS of pOrteR’s dUi and subSequent detentIoN. Instead of OrDerIng CorN TO leave thE video running, Townsend alLOwed his SubOrdinAte tO shut off hEr cAmera iN orDEr to seCretly DevisE hOw tO LEt PorTER oFf tHe Hook withouT ARreSting HiM.

InsTead of cHastising Porter for DRivIng drunk and enDanGeriNG LiVes, cOrN ApoLoGEtiCALly whimpered at POrter, “I…I’m juSt GOnNa be straigHT to Up For you…wIth you, bEcausE i respecT you. Um, rigHt now, we haVe The rEASonAble suspicIon to detAin you. Ok?
 refusing to wait patientl y, Porterorder edthe  o ffic ersto “go away.”Offi cer Corn responded, “I , I w is h  I c o ul d. Ican’t.” 
L a t eron  i n t he vi deo,Cor n infor med Porter , “ Ijust came to ma ke sure yo u m ade it home,  bu t seei ng  yo u  in t hevehic le I h a d to c heck on y ou .  I’m w i shing I h ad n’t,  but now I’m stuc k .” 
“No, you’re n ot stu ck ,  J e n ,”Por ter retort ed .

“I am, bec a us e s ome b ody saw you d rive out of the re,” C or n r e plied. 

“No ,w e’r e good,” as sert ed Porter .

“Yo u ’re dru n k,” Cor n obse rve d.
“Ye a h, ”sta te d  Po r te r.“An d you ju st  d rovehere f r o m…fr omthetheat er,” Corn not ed. 

“Y e s…t wo mi les,”  adm it ted P orter. 

“Yu p,  I know,” ackno wled ged Corn.  “A nd  I’ mreall y  hopin g t hat  there’ s nothi n g i nt h e  l aw that will stick  h e r e. ”

Accor ding t o  C or n  and Kre bs , P orte r had v omit e don himse lf and cl ea rly app ea red dr un k.Aft er re p eate dly at tempting  to w a lk away, Porte r  was forced t o  r e m ai n  nea r h is vehiclewhil e  wai ting fo r S h eriff ’s Sg t. Sc o tt Dickson and Poul sb o Chie f AlTownsend to a rrive. Ins t e a d of adm inis t er i ng field sobri ety t ests or co n ductingfurth er quest ioning ab o u t his ad mit ted  DU I,t h eofficers stoo d with  P orter i n a wkwardsil enc e f orne arly 20 m inutes w hi le  w ai tin g for their bo ss es. 
Dur ing t h is tim e, Po rter  d id sev eral th i ng s that  w ou ld h ave  g otten  a n o rma l citiz en, taser ed, hand cu ff ed, bea ten, or kille d.  Getting o ut  of  the c a r  when to ld not to, repeatedly p u tting h and s inpock ets, andref usingtoo bey th e offi cers’  c omm a n ds ha v e  p rov en  to be dea t h  se ntenc es  for  otherw ise completely inn o cen t people.

Im med iate l y  a fte r  C h ief  T o wns e n d’s arrival, Co rn informe dh er  boss that she  w as shut ting of f her body ca mera befo re discus si ng t h e  de tails of P orter’sDUI and s u bsequ e nt  dete nti on. In st ead  of o rderin g  Co rn to  leave  t he vid eo ru nn ing, Tow nsend allowed his subor dinate  to s hut  off hercam e rain orderto s ecretly de vis e h ow to  le t  Port er o f fthe hookwith o ut arrest i ng  hi m . 
Instead ofc h a sti singPor t er for  dri ving drunk and en d angering lives , Co r n  ap olo g etic al ly whimpered a t P or t e r, “I…I’ mjust gonnabe strai gh t  to u p foryou…wi th you, b ec a use Iresp ect  you. Um,  ri gh t  now, w eha v e thereas on able s uspici o n to d etain you. Ok?
 refusing_to wait_patiently, Porter ordered the_officers to_“go_away.”

Officer Corn_responded,_“I, I wish_I could. I_can’t.”

Later on in the_video, Corn informed_Porter,_“I just came to make sure you made it home, but seeing you in_the_vehicle I_had_to_check on you. I’m wishing_I hadn’t, but now I’m_stuck.”

“No, you’re_not stuck, Jen,” Porter retorted.

“I am, because somebody_saw_you drive out_of there,” Corn replied.

“No, we’re good,” asserted Porter.

“You’re drunk,”_Corn observed.

“Yeah,” stated Porter.

“And you just_drove here from…from_the_theater,”_Corn noted.

“Yes…two miles,” admitted_Porter.

“Yup, I know,” acknowledged Corn. “And_I’m really hoping that there’s nothing_in the law that will stick here.”

According_to Corn and Krebs, Porter had_vomited on himself and clearly_appeared drunk._After repeatedly attempting to walk_away, Porter was_forced to_remain near his_vehicle while waiting for Sheriff’s Sgt._Scott Dickson and_Poulsbo Chief Al Townsend to arrive._Instead_of administering field_sobriety_tests_or conducting_further questioning about_his_admitted DUI,_the_officers stood with Porter in awkward_silence_for nearly 20 minutes while waiting for_their bosses.

During this time,_Porter_did several things that_would have gotten a normal_citizen, tasered, handcuffed, beaten, or killed._Getting out_of the_car when told not to, repeatedly putting hands in pockets, and_refusing to obey the officers’ commands_have proven to be_death sentences_for_otherwise completely innocent_people.

Immediately_after Chief_Townsend’s arrival, Corn informed her boss that_she was_shutting off her body camera before_discussing the details of_Porter’s_DUI and subsequent detention. Instead of_ordering Corn to leave the video_running, Townsend allowed his subordinate_to_shut_off her camera in order_to secretly devise how to let_Porter off the_hook without arresting him.

Instead of chastising Porter_for_driving drunk and endangering lives, Corn_apologetically_whimpered at Porter, “I…I’m just gonna_be_straight_to up for you…with you,_because I respect you. Um, right_now, we have the reasonable suspicion to detain you._Ok?