‘He’s Drunk Again’: NJ Cop Slams Police Chief onto Car Hood at DWI Crash Scene
February 26, 2024
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Bodycam footage shows a New Jersey Sergeant losing his patience when his police chief shows up at a DWI crash scene and begins hassling him about his jacket. “He’s drunk again,” Sgt. William Major said after slamming Bradley Beach Police Chief Leonard Guida onto the hood of a car when he touched him. Guida dismissed Major from the scene and told him he was suspended. Later, Major was reinstated and Guida was placed on administrative leave pending an investigation into the incident.
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