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10:46Now PlayingVideo shows a Pinal County Sheriff's deputy pulling over a teen for allegedly speeding through a construction zone on an Arizona highway. The teen, who was not identified, told Deputy Frank Sloup he was "being a b*tch" and proceeded to call his dad in hopes of being bailed out of the situation.
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The tense bodycam footage captures the confrontation after Deputy Sloup stopped the speeding teen driver. When being cited for reckless driving in a road work zone, the belligerent teen lashes out at the deputy with insults and foul language. He refuses to take responsibility, instead calling his father in an apparent attempt to avoid the consequences of his dangerous actions. However, Deputy Sloup sternly reminds the teen of the potential risks his speeding posed to construction workers before firmly stating the traffic citation would be upheld regardless of who he called.
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