 |
Rob Briley DUI Arrest Video (Part I) Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 471 seconds Representative Robert Briley (D-Nashville) on dash cam video in Watertown, Tennessee during a DUI stop. Briley faces charges of DUI, evading arrest charges and vandalism. Related: briley, legislature, nashville, politics, rob, tennessee Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
Rob Briley DUI Arrest Video (Part II) Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 495 seconds Representative Robert Briley (D-Nashville) on dash cam video in Watertown, Tennessee during a DUI stop. Briley faces charges of DUI, evading arrest charges and vandalism. Related: briley, legislature, nashville, politics, rob, tennessee Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
WKRN Interviews Ron Paul Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 553 seconds WKRN Reporter Christine Maddela's extended interview with Ron Paul backstage at War Memorial Auditorium in Nashville, Tennessee. More at http://www.volunteer voters.com/ Related: candidate, federal, nashville, old, paul, presidential, reserve, right, ron, tennessee, wkrn Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
![Ron Paul \"Sells Out\" In Nashville (WKRN Interview)](http://img.youtube.com/vi/UNVlZ-rE0Ps/2.jpg "Ron Paul \\"Sells Out\\" In Nashville (WKRN Interview)") |
Ron Paul "Sells Out" In Nashville (WKRN Interview) Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 329 seconds David Pfau from Jackson, Mississippi makes the drive to Nashville with his son to see Ron Paul only to be turned away at the door of the War Memorial Auditorium due to a capacity crowd (The two did get in eventually. Interview by WKRN Anchor and Reporter Christine Maddela. See more at http://www.volunteer voters.com/ Related: nashville, old, paul, right, ron, tennessee, wkrn Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
Briley Berates Rep. Stacey Campfield Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 356 seconds The retiring Rep. Rob Briley dresses down Rep. Stacey Campfield over his introduction of a bill which would allow men to be free from paying child support once DNA testing determines that a child is not of their line. Related: anti-child, briley, campfield, news, paternity, premarital, rob, stacey Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
Fred Thompson Tells Jim Cooper To Shut Up (WKRN REPORT) Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 95 seconds In a 1994 radio debate, Fred Thompson gets a bit testy with his relatively serene opponent. From the archives of WKRN-TV, the Nashville ABC affiliate. http://www.volunt eervoters.com/ Related: 1994, 2008, cooper, fred, jim, nashville, politics, senate, tennessee, thompson Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
![The Original \"Call Me\"](http://img.youtube.com/vi/_qziFSySyOE/2.jpg "The Original \\"Call Me\\"") |
The Original "Call Me" Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 171 seconds This webcast was shot on July 25, 2006. This is a full three months before the infamous "Call Me" political ad that factored into the 2006 Tennessee Senate Race. Watch for the ending. http://www.volunt eervoters.com/ Related: 2006, ads, bob, call, corker, ford, harold, me, nashville, political, tennessee, wkrn Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
Fred At The Fall School Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 141 seconds Fred Thompson at his soon to be national headquarter, the historic old Fall School Building, in Nashville. Related: 2008, fred, nashville, politics, tennessee, thompson Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
![Rob Briley\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/1SRyOLa6bEA/2.jpg "Rob Briley\") |
Rob Briley's Apologia Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 327 seconds Tennessee State Representative Robert Briley (D-Nashville) apologizes from the well of the House chamber to his colleagues for his actions over the last year with included a memorable DUI arrest. Related: briley, dui, jimmy, naifeh, nashville, news, politics, rob, tennessee Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
WKRN Interviews Mitt Romney PART II Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 350 seconds Interview with Mitt Romney by Kleinheider and Bundgaard. Related: 2008, duncan, jimmy, john, massachusetts, mccain, michigan, mitt, nashville, paul, president, romney, ron, tennessee, utah, wkrn Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
Frum Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 451 seconds Frum on anti-Semitism Related: frum, jews Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
Senator John Wilder Announces He Will Not Seek Reelection Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 513 seconds Ending a 50-year tenure of public service that included 18 consecutive terms as Lieutenant Governor from 1971 to 2007, Senator John Wilder (D-Mason) announces his intention not to seek reelection to the Tennessee State Senate. John Shelton Wilder is reputed to be the longest-serving freely-elected legislative leaders in the world. Related: democrat, governor, is, john, lieutenant, nashville, ramsey, ron, senate, sommerville, speaker, tennessee, the, wilder Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
![John Wilder\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/3sylPLQgavU/2.jpg "John Wilder\") |
John Wilder's Last Battle Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 518 seconds Longest serving leader of a legislative body in history, former Lt. Gov John Wilder appeals to colleagues to come together on a bipartisan basis to save the "Tennessee Plan" for picking judges. Related: burchett, crowe, jamie, john, nashville, rusty, senate, tennessee, tim, wilder, woodson Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
![Rob Briley\](http://img.youtube.com/vi/N1FvHIdEOow/2.jpg "Rob Briley\") |
Rob Briley's Colleagues React Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 435 seconds Immediately following his apology for his transgressions and his admission of alcoholism several House members rose to support him. Related: briley, doug, favors, gary, joanne, kent, moore, overbey, politics, rob, tennessee, williams Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
Kicking The Dog Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 30 seconds Harold Ford retorts to attacks on family. http://www.volunt eervoters.com/ Related: ad, bob, chattanooga, corker, ford, harold, knoxville, memphis, nashville, political, senate, tennessee Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
WKRN News 2 On Ron Paul In Nashville Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 113 seconds Christine Maddela anchors and reports WKRN's coverage of Ron Paul in Nashville. See more at http://www.volunteer voters.com/ Related: nashville, old, paul, president, right, ron, tennessee, wkrn Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
Rob Briley Berates Bloggers Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 363 seconds Rep. Rob Briley, after a year of media coverage of his DUI arrest, stints in rehab and adulterous affairs lashes out at the blogosphere Related: briley, rob Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
The Mueller Roundtable (1/04/07) Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 504 seconds TNGOP Communications Czar Bill Hobbs, City Paper State House Reporter John Rodgers and TNDP Chairman Gray Sasser discuss the Iowa Caucuses and the upcoming state legislative session. Related: barack, bill, bob, edwards, fred, gray, hobbs, huckabee, iowa, john, lottery, mike, mueller, obama, sasser, tennessee, thompson, wkrn Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
WKRN Exclusive Rob Briley Interview Part I Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 543 seconds WKRN Reporter Chris Bungaard's extended interview with Rep. Rob Briley upon his announcement that he would not seek reelection to the Tennessee House Of Representatives. http://www.news2w krn.com/vv/2008/03/0 4/breaking-state-rep -rob-briley-will-not -run-for-re-election / Related: analysis, assembly, briley, commentary, commercial, documentary, dui, general, nashville, political, rob, tennessee Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
Stacey Campfield Has A Political Career Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 174 seconds Nominally pro-life, "Naifeh Republican" Rep. Kent Williams talks of his commitment to issues and bemoans political games played on Tennessee's Capitol Hill. Related: 127, abortion, bill, campfield, crankybaby, dunn, jason, jimmy, kent, mumpower, naifeh, news, sjr, stacey, williams Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
Tennessee Legislators Discuss The UT/Memphis Game Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 238 seconds Reps. Curry Todd and Joe Armstrong discuss Saturday's UT/Memphis game on the floor of the General Assembly. Related: armstrong, basketball, curry, joe, knoxville, legislature, memphis, todd, ut Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
Bob Clement: The Runoff Day One Interview Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 425 seconds WKRN anchor Bob Mueller sits down with Bob Clement the morning after his qualification for the Metro Mayoral runoff election. Related: bob, clement, dean, gentry, howard, karl, mayor, metro, nashville, politics Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
Matthews: A Neoconservative War Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 124 seconds Traditional republicans would've never got us into this war, this is a neoconservative war, fought by strange ideologues with their own strange objectives. Related: chris, mathews, neocons, war Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
Senate Colleagues On The Retirement Of John Wilder Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 637 seconds Senators Joe Haynes, Jamie Woodson, Doug Jackson, Bill Ketron, Steve Roller, Jim Kyle, Tim Burchett, Mike Williams, Jim Tracy and Paul Stanley pay tribute to Governor John Wilder. Related: democrat, governor, is, john, lieutenant, nashville, new, ramsey, ron, senate, sommerville, speaker, tennessee, the, wilder Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
 |
Tennessee Senate Votes On Lt. Governor Posted by: Kleinhac
Video duration: 167 seconds Roll Call vote of Ron Ramsey over John Wilder Related: governor, grinnin, john, lt., nashville, pickin, politics, ramsey, ron, tennessee, wilder Display Video Comments | Hide Video Comments | Add Comment |
Latest comments made on this video:
By: modovonmodo. on 30 Nov 08, 19:39:46
What a cunt!
By: 1776freedom. on 28 Nov 08, 02:54:20
He has D after his name. He is totally innocent. The bitch set him up.
By: UsualStaples. on 06 Oct 08, 09:24:01
Handcuffing hurts, there is no way around it.
By: coltfan1972. on 22 Sep 08, 22:47:23
Not fun at all but very expensive for sure. However it is easier to get a job with a robbery conviction on your record than a DWI.
By: coltfan1972. on 22 Sep 08, 22:45:14
The state is Arkansas. The law is that if you are found not guility of the refusal by the trial judge then immediatley the DMV gives you back your license and there is no record of the suspension on your driving record. The DMV for the most part is just a rubber stamp in my state. In fact the lawyer said don't even show up and fight it at the DMV. They use the PR and then suspend the license. That is just for Arkansas is all I know.
By: bullsfan102. on 04 Sep 08, 05:34:57
DUI is fun when u get away with it....
By: NDAaron. on 25 Jul 08, 23:30:02
Im understand what the fruit of the poisonous treee is..I think your "killing the president" example is a bit extreem...sure if the confession was illegally obtained that can be supressed but that doesnt mean that all other evidence that existed prior to the arrest is thrown out..I didnt know that the courts "trump" the DMV in AR in DUI's in most states they are seperate proceedings and not dependant upon each other...interesting.
By: coltfan1972. on 25 Jul 08, 02:36:28
I am in Arkansas. The charges are different but the criminal charge trumps the DMV. I am only talking about an illegal arrest. You can admit to killing the president but anything you say or admit to after an illegal arrest is like it never happened. Therefore the refusal never happened.
By: coltfan1972. on 25 Jul 08, 02:33:22
You are correct. However what you must realize that most don't. It does not matter what happens after an illegal arrest. It is called fruit of the poisonous tree. That means that anything you did, said, ect,... after the illegal arrest is suppressed. I agree that if you beat the traditional DWI and then don't take the BAC at the station that is a separate offense. I am talking about an illegal arrest on the front end.
By: NDAaron. on 25 Jul 08, 01:44:56
While this is true in many states, regardless of the result of the criminal trial your refusal to submit to chemical screening/testing will automatically result in administrative revokation of your license through the DMV. Did it happen in your state/case?
By: NDAaron. on 25 Jul 08, 01:42:18
Funny how he declined medical attention when offered by the police after the arrest if he was really in so much pain or had a broken arm...he was being a drunk crybaby..not an injured man. The cuffing technique was in reaction to this jackass'es behavior. How often do you have to deal with drunks, not just verbally but physically as well..you sound like you dont have the first damn clue.
By: two2tangophx. on 23 Jul 08, 00:25:53
He clearly stated that his arm was hurting (maybe even broken) and the officer even mentioned this during the test, yet they took no care in handcuffing him. Drunk or not, this was unnecessary. I think it's interesting that nobody's even addressed this in comments.
By: coltfan1972. on 19 Jul 08, 23:05:56
Another thing is that is actually shows you have your senses about you if you refuse to take the tests. I would argue only a drunk would be dumb enough to think anything short of blowing into a breathlizer even if God himself came down and helped you with the road side tests. Back in college I got pulled over and they wanted me to do the tests. I said can I just blow in the machine to get this over with and blew 0.00 but knew that was what was going to happen anyway so just got it over
By: coltfan1972. on 19 Jul 08, 23:02:58
I did not mean you would fail everytime because you could not do the tests. I meant they are going to say you failed. Me and a friend were drunk and riding with our sober (zero) drinks driver. He got pulled over. They put him through 15 min of tests and then said he flunked and he needed to blow in the field breathlizer. Of course 0.00. The cop smelled alachol on us so he was bound and determined that our driver was drinking also.
By: NDAaron. on 19 Jul 08, 21:09:14
Your absoulutely wrong that you will flunk every time. the standardized field sobriety tests are very easy to pass if you are sober. They are also not the only things that establish probable cause to arrest a DUI suspect. Sure falling down hammered is an easier arrest there are other observations in the field that lead to many an arrest
By: weeeezzll. on 18 Jul 08, 19:20:03
I doubt it. Mileage and time are recorded when the officer arrives at the precinct. You can actually hear the officer report this over the radio as he is pulling up at the precinct in the second video. This guy was so emotionally unstable at the time (because he was drunk and because of the family problems he was having leading up to this) that he probably did it to himself either accidentally or purposely out of desperation in an attempt to skirt the charges.
By: coltfan1972. on 11 Jul 08, 23:06:36
LOL yeah I don't know what i'm talking about. I refused everything including the test at the station. Officer said I smelled like alachol. My lawyer asked if smelling like alachol was against the law. Judge said no P.C. to arrest me for other than speeding. I simply in a polite manner refused all tests at the scene. there was no evidence of DWI, since no DWI evidence the arrest and the refusal at the station were tossed. No law against refusing at the scene. Yeah but i have no clue.
By: certs114. on 11 Jul 08, 13:36:24
You have no clue what you are talking about. If they smell alcohol and you refuse the test then they can take you to jail and they will give you a breath test which you will fail and you will get charged with a dui.
By: moo99. on 21 May 08, 04:49:01
how about NEVER NEVER drive drunk? It's a lot easier.
By: DysonFilms. on 20 May 08, 01:16:27
maybe you should concentrate on norway and its grand importance in the world.
By: trafficwatcher. on 25 Apr 08, 06:53:51
he had a black eye at the jail but didn't have one in this video , i think they beat his ass????????
By: coltfan1972. on 13 Apr 08, 17:43:05
and then the case gets tossed. They have to have cause to take you to the station and you simply refusing the tests is not enough. Also just smelling like beer is not enough since it is not illegal to drink a beer and drive.
By: proudy9058. on 18 Mar 08, 02:34:53
they do these tests so they can show you failing on video. which can be presented in court. by refusing the test you will be taken to the station based on suspicion of dui.
By: proudy9058. on 18 Mar 08, 02:34:47
they do these tests so they can show you failing on video. which can be presented in court. by refusing the test you will be taken to the station based on suspicion of dui.
By: coltfan1972. on 11 Mar 08, 02:47:19
NEVER, NEVER, agree to field sobriety tests. You have no legal obligation. You will flunk everytime no matter what. You are in a no win situation. The only required test is at the station on the breath test. However if you take no field tests then there is no probable cause to even arrest. Unless you are just falling down hammered drunk. Other than that you just smell like alachol which is not against the law.