Video: Ohio Chief Pulls Woman From Car

Bob@Az. @ 8/9/2012 2:40 PM

Well, he should have said "oops, sorry" when she refused commands to exit the vehicle after driving dangerously! Who did he think he was, a LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER?. Oh, yeah. He is. Hey, CBPD, see how your city backs LEOs' for doing their job? I'd get rid of the town council first. Stay Safe.

Jason Barnes @ 8/9/2012 4:55 PM

Speaking of safety, why is the officer working from the traffic side of the car? Our here in Shakey Town it's the usual practice to work from the sidewalk side, for safety.

Lewis @ 8/9/2012 6:39 PM

Very difficult to make out what actually happened, hopefully he didn't pull her from her car because she failed to sign the citation, it could have been marked "refused".

Greg @ 8/9/2012 9:56 PM

Thats what you have to deal with when you work for a small corrupt town they allow the morons that get elected to city council judge the police when none of them have ever had the balls to put on a uniform and badge and go out on patrol risking your life with every traffic stop and call. You're a police officer if I ask someone to step out of the car and they refuse what the hell do they expect him to do stamp his feet and hold his breath until the lawless dbag gets out? Nope you pepper spray, use manual force, or preferably bust their butts with a taser that'll get them outta the car. Just sick of lawless idiots being protected by morons that have no business judging a police officer

Marco @ 8/10/2012 8:21 AM

In Ohio, failure to sign a citation is arrestable. Thus if she refuses to sign, she will be arrested. Not all departments require a signature, but if requested, it must be signed, or they are arrested, and must post a cash bond.