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<blockquote data-quote="SPDguns" data-source="post: 3943140" data-attributes="member: 17621"><p>Ok, here I go. I've been on the other end of these many times, both personally and as a supervisor fielding a complaint. </p><p></p><p>Little Johnny or Susie college get pulled over for DUI, drugs whatever. The first thing they do the next morning is call mommy/daddy and give a story that isn't remotely close to the truth. Mommy/daddy call in Monday morning in an uproar because Johnny or Susie college wouldn't DARE do whatever they got pulled over/arrested for. I tell mommy/daddy that I can't release any information without their kid because the kid is an adult, but the entire encounter was captured on video. I invite them to bring their kid and with the kid's permission, we can all watch the video. Strange, but I never hear back from mommy/daddy. Draw your own conclusion.</p><p></p><p>Now don't get me wrong, I would be in an uproar too if things went down the way little Johnny/Susie said they did.</p><p></p><p>First of all, the Sheriff's office is not required to give you any information. Since your son is legally an adult, they will probably only release information to you son or his attorney. My advice is to complete a FOIA request and get copies of all dash cam and body camera's before you do anything. </p><p></p><p>I am in no way affiliated and can't vouch for the OP, his son or the Rogers County Sherriff or any of his deputies. The above are my own personal firsthand experiences.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SPDguns, post: 3943140, member: 17621"] Ok, here I go. I've been on the other end of these many times, both personally and as a supervisor fielding a complaint. Little Johnny or Susie college get pulled over for DUI, drugs whatever. The first thing they do the next morning is call mommy/daddy and give a story that isn't remotely close to the truth. Mommy/daddy call in Monday morning in an uproar because Johnny or Susie college wouldn't DARE do whatever they got pulled over/arrested for. I tell mommy/daddy that I can't release any information without their kid because the kid is an adult, but the entire encounter was captured on video. I invite them to bring their kid and with the kid's permission, we can all watch the video. Strange, but I never hear back from mommy/daddy. Draw your own conclusion. Now don't get me wrong, I would be in an uproar too if things went down the way little Johnny/Susie said they did. First of all, the Sheriff's office is not required to give you any information. Since your son is legally an adult, they will probably only release information to you son or his attorney. My advice is to complete a FOIA request and get copies of all dash cam and body camera's before you do anything. I am in no way affiliated and can't vouch for the OP, his son or the Rogers County Sherriff or any of his deputies. The above are my own personal firsthand experiences. [/QUOTE]
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