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Police bodycam footage shows a 19-year-old college football player pulled over for his high beams in Newton, Iowa. He’s polite, he cooperates, and he blows triple zeros on the breathalyzer. The cop arrests him for DUI anyway. The false accusations keep coming. The officer claims his eyes are bloodshot, runs him through test after test in the cold rain, then says he must have smoked weed once the breath test comes back clean. He even refuses to let him use his inhaler. Tayvin Galanakis sued the officers and the city for false arrest, and in June 2026 a federal jury awarded him $105,000. Was this cop way out of line? Let me know in the comments. #bodycam #police #duiarrest #cops

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