Being argumentative is not illegal

Smoking a cigarette absolutely doesn't cover up an alcohol smell. I'm a recovering alcoholic and this cop's analysis had me spit out my water laughing 😂😂

Its funny how the officers will insult your intelligence by saying "it doesn't work like you saw on tiktok" and then say you're being confrontational for not just doing what they want.

So sick of lying cops.

This trooper sunk his own case.  He admitted there was no smell of alcohol and he didn't think this driver was impaired.  Yet he tried to create the appearance of "totality of the circumstances" by throwing in smoking and drinking coffee, neither of which are signs of impairment...  We all want impaired drivers off the road; but cops must do their jobs within the boundaries of our Constitution.

Law enforcement version of integrity is just disgusting

He may as well have said, "He was freshly showered and wearing clean clothes, which is what murderers do to hide the fact that they've just killed someone, therefore I arrested him for murder." The stupidity and lack of understanding what actual evidence is here is astounding. Cops need teaching the difference between "I don't know that you haven't..." and "I have reason to believe you have...". The first is an admission of no reasonable suspicion, not an excuse to fish for further evidence.

Also... The officer just committed perjury.

These cops should serve the same sentence as those that they falsely charge.  That would dissuade pretty quickly.

Contempt of cop was the only reason they were in court that day

Why would the prosecutor even bring this to court? It's definitely multiple signs that he was pissed off because he knew the cop was trying to escalate. I think at some point,  he knew the cop was fishing and he started to shut down.

And no punishment to the cop for the frivolous charge

Revenuers gonna revenue. Lie, cheat & steal for that cheddar.  Consequences are the only thing that will ever change the rigged system, but we all know that shit ain't happening any time soon.

Inspector Clouseau here was on the case! Unfortunately the case was all in his mind.

Cops should be required to CONTINUALLY take classes on  the constitution.

Reasonable cause is probable cause?  I don't care how many robed statists agreed on that nonsense, but no, it isn't.

Police tell the truth is like believing pigs can fly.

No none of those things he did was probable cause to make him do a test.

When are these lying cops going to be held accountable for the bullshit they pull to arrest people

The judge's eyes when the Stuper Trooper explained swishing coffee and smoking cigarettes...

Seems like he had the right attitude for this kind of cop.