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A flip of a room by Georgia cops determined the fate of a woman during a traffic stop in April, body camera images showed
The Video showed police officers Roswell that they were using a flip-off app to decide Sarah Webb during a traffic stop, 11 Alive reported.
We heard Agent Courtney Brown ask Webb if she knew how fast she was going. Webb is excused and said she was late for work, and Brown asked him to turn off the car and hand him his keys.
"The soil is wet and it's raining, you're going over 80 miles to the hour on this type of a road. "I am so sorry," replied Webb
Brown returned to his police cruiser to talk with his colleagues about the opportunity to stop Webb or give him a ticket.
"What do you think?" Kristee Wilson, a responding officer, was heard saying.
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Brown said she "had no detection of speed ", but the other officer pointed out that the body's camera was recording the speed of his cruiser, which would have shown how fast she was going to catch Webb.
Hang in there, as she opens a coin-flip app on her phone. Wilson suggested that the heads should mean arrest and the tails should mean the release. Brown agreed and returned the piece in the application.
"A head [arrest] tail R [release]," said Wilson.
"Okay," Brown replied.
"It's the tail, is not it?" Wilson asked, "Yeah, so relax?" Brown replied, "[the police code for arrest]," Wilson replied.
"Michael Jordan?" Said Brown laughing. "Okay, so I'm too fast for the conditions, careless …"
The agents decided to charge Webb to go too fast for imprudent conditions and conduct. Brown then stopped Webb, handcuffed him and put him in the back of a patrol car. Webb was crying as he entered the police car. She called her employer to report her arrest. Webb was not aware of the coin until Alive 11 got the video and informs the images.
THE WIDOW OF THE OFFICIAL UNION OF HIGH LIFTING LIFE MODE & # 39; IN SILVER TO FORM AUTOWORKERS: PROSECUTOR [19659003] "Wow, these people are putting my freedom in the hands of a flip of money," Webb told Alive. "Courtney Brown, left, and Kristee Wilson are on vacation after a video showing the two officers returning a coin to determine whether or not they should arrest a woman being arrested for speeding in Roswell, Georgia." />
Courtney Brown [left] and Kristee Wilson [right] of the Roswell Police Department.
(Roswell Police Department)
