Drunk Maryland State Trooper Pulls People Over in Taco Bell Drive-thru

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Wow can you be any more stupid? lol

http://wjz.com/local/police.abduction.2.893234.html

Towson, MD

What happened at 3 a.m. Saturday has cost a Maryland state trooper his job.

Kelly McPherson reports it happened exactly one year after he graduated from the state police academy.
Police say off-duty state trooper Bruce Wrzosek, 22, pulled up to a Towson drive-thru and ordered up trouble.
Baltimore County Police say they were called to Taco Bell by employees, who said they were being disturbed by a drunken trooper turning on his siren and trying to pull people over in the drive-thru lane.
"When our first officer got there, the trooper indicated that he was OK. But the officer didn't suspect that things were OK. Actually, he smelled an odor of alcohol," said Corporal Mike Hill, spokesperson for Baltimore County Police.
Before police got there, Wrzosek had thrown a 20-year-old man into the front seat of his cruiser. That man said while in the drive-thru, the trooper yelled, "Get the [expletive] out of the way." When he drove off from county police he said, "They can't do [expletive] to me."
County police chased the trooper into a residential area to Tilmont Avenue. The witness inside the trooper car told police it felt like they were going 95 miles per hour during the chase.

In the trooper's neighborhood, he failed the heel-to-toe sobriety test. During the test Wrzosek said, "That's great, I'm drunk."

Then before finishing he said, "I'm done, lock me up."
The county's investigation showed there was no reason for Wrzosek to force the 20-year-old man into his car at the restaurant's parking lot. The trooper is charged with DUI, false imprisonment and eluding police.
State police spokesman Greg Shipley says Wrzosek has been fired. During the incident, police say Wrzosek was dressed in plain-clothes but was driving his police car.

The trooper was still within his two-year probationary period, so his firing was swift.
"This type of behavior is not part of the Maryland State Police and is in no way condoned. This is completely inappropriate for anyone who wears this uniform," said Greg Shipley, Maryland State Police spokesperson.
Wrzosek is in the Baltimore County jail on $500,000 bond.
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Looks like the situation resolved itself pretty readily...

To whom much has been given - much is expected.

Guess he wasn't ready yet...
 
That moron is just plain stupid. I don't care what kind of issues he had, he had no reason to be doing that :bs:. That kind of crap really messes with the integrity of the Department.
 
I'm sure that the Baltimore County officers were dually impressed by the State Trooper's "They can't do $H*T to me!" comment.

BTW: What's wrong with what he did?....I also get frustrated when stuck behind slow orderers in the drive-thru line!....:P
 
O's Fan Rich said:
Tough job, takes a toll on those that take it on.
Hope he works his demons out.
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Undoubtedly. Don't know how Maryland State pre-qualifies it troopers; but Prince William County and Virginia administer a psychological profile test and polygraph in an effort to weed out potential problems like this. I guess some just slip through ....
 
Bluerauder said:
Undoubtedly. Don't know how Maryland State pre-qualifies it troopers; but Prince William County and Virginia administer a psychological profile test and polygraph in an effort to weed out potential problems like this. I guess some just slip through ....
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So true. Ask me how I know....:rolleyes:
 
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