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Texas Deputy Snatches Phone From Woman During Traffic Stop Because He Feared For His LifePINACApr. 12, 2015 |
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 Angry that a motorist did not roll her window all the way down during a traffic stop, a Texas deputy reached into her vehicle and snatched her phone as she tried to record the interaction, proving exactly why she was reluctant to roll the window down in the first place. Guadalupe County sheriff’s deputy Paul Easterling then walked back to his patrol car with her phone and drivers license, running her name for warrants, which he found none. “I don’t know what you were planning of doing, but you could have been doing something that would be a danger to me,” he later told Sandra Madrid as she demanded her phone back. He eventually returned Madrid’s phone along with a warning stating that she “failed to maintain financial responsibility,” an accusation that she did not have proper insurance, but she said she did provide him that information. Nevertheless, nowhere during the entire 12 minutes of the video does Easterling explain why he had pulled her over in the first place. Read More |
