Johnny Damon had 4 times the legal limit after his DUI arrest, during which time he supported Trump and the Blue Lives Matter.



According to the affidavit of arrest the daemon was initially a count of driving under the influence and a count of resisting the officer without violence. Court documents show he pleaded not guilty to the DUI’s charges, and his resistance charge was dropped.

According to the arrest affidavit, two hours after he was stopped by police, his breathing test was four times higher than the state’s 0.08% threshold.

According to the affidavit, an officer said he stopped the SUV at about one o’clock in the morning to find it floating on the road and saw almost no guard breaking.

The video shows the moment the officer approached the vehicle. As soon as the door opens, the officer is often heard telling Damon to “close your door” as he approaches his SUV. In the video, Daemon’s wife, Michelle Mangan-Daemon, gets out of the SUV and asks, “What’s going on right now?”

According to the affidavit, the officer described Damon as “unstable at his feet and his speech extremely vague.” The officer added that he could smell alcohol coming from Daman.

The officer said Mangan-Damon disobeyed his orders to stay in the car, and at one point, Damon then swam back between the officer and his wife, the affidavit says.

The officer said he then grabbed Daman and took him to the esc bha in front of the police car, ordering him to be there, the affidavit says.

The video shows Mangan-Damon walking towards the driver’s side of the SUV when the officer grabbed his left wrist to stop him. Damon then intervened and he went between the officer and the wife.

In the video, the officer can be heard saying “one or two fighting, really” on his police radio.

The body deck fell to the ground, showing both Demon and Fisher. At one point, Damon is heard twice referring to support for police officers, saying “Blue Life Matter.”

According to the video and affidavit, the two officers eventually enabled Damon and his wife to be handcuffed.

“I know people are trying to target me because I’m a Trump supporter,” Damen later said.

One official replied, “I don’t think he has anything to do with it.”

“Yeah, it does,” Dame said.

“It’s not here or not right now; that’s why I’m stopping you,” the official said.

Stuart Hyman, who represents Damon and his wife, told CNN on Wednesday that the body decam video did not show some of the allegations made by police, including the alleged driving pattern that prevented it.

“If you watch the video, then you saw that the driving pattern is not on the video that is being described and yet the car had a camera that it could record,” Hyman said.

Hyman added that the incident was “not a textbook example of how a police officer should handle such a situation”, explaining that the officer did not try to intervene when Mangan-Damon did not comply.

Hyman told CNN that Mangan-Daemon has not been charged.

CNN responded to the lawyer’s statements. Windermere P.D. Has reached.

Damon retired from the Major League Baseball in 2012 after an 18-year career. He played on seven teams, most notably the Kansas City Royals, the Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees.

Travis Caldwell of CNN contributed to this report.

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