When it comes to talking to cops, some people choose the worst words at the worst possible time. Officers find themselves struggling to stay patient while suspects argue, ramble, confess by accident, or talk themselves straight into handcuffs. Instead of calming things down, their attitudes crank the heat up until the situation turns a simple traffic stop into an arrest or a ticket.
In Clayton County, Officer Zemarion Meeks writes traffic tickets. In Lee County, Deputy Knapp checks a driver for DUI. In Fullerton, officers chase down a fleeing suspect.
