29 Jun 2026, Mon

Deputy Stops A Fellow Officer For Speeding

We’re constantly told nobody is above the law, but a fair question is who holds the enforcers accountable. Footage shows a Seminole County deputy pulling over another officer for speeding, a rare glimpse of that accountability in action.

Stopping a colleague underscores that the rules are supposed to apply to everyone, badge or not. The encounter offers a reminder that genuine accountability sometimes means law enforcement holding its own to the same standards as the public.

2 thoughts on “Deputy Stops A Fellow Officer For Speeding”
  1. This is the big problem with law enforcement and white people. Don’t trust any of them. It’s cuz of cops like that is deputy did his duty and what happens. Who knows. I bet this guy still speeding down the streets with no lights and not a care in the world. I would love to know what the end result was

  2. I misspoke. It’s not supposed to be white people. It’s supposed to be why people don’t trust them and never will as long as it’s sort of thing goes in

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