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Man Accused Cop of Planting DUI Evidence, Gets Locked Up Anyway
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April 9, 2024
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Controversial bodycam footage allegedly shows a Tallahassee police officer cracking open a sealed bottle of vodka, pouring half of it out, and placing it back into a suspect’s car during a traffic stop in May 2023. Calvin Riley, who was accused of drunk driving, claimed the officer framed him for DUI when she broke the seal on the bottle and poured the liquor out. Riley went to trial and was found guilty of DUI on Monday. He was sentenced to 10 days in jail. Officers testified they did not arrest him because of the alcohol bottle, but rather other signs of impairment. Law&Crime’s Sierra Gillespie breaks down the controversy surrounding Riley’s arrest.
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