100PercentFedUp.com By Patty McMurray
A New Mexico State Police trooper pulled over a vehicle he noticed driving erratically on I-40 in New Mexico. Once he pulled over the vehicle, he discovered 41-year-old Jeremy Guthrie driving with his pants unzipped and six underage boys and girls inside his vehicle.
An NCIC inquiry of Mr. Guthrie’s criminal history indicated he had a prior DWI making this his 2nd offense.
When Sergeant LaFave approached the vehicle, he noticed it was packed with children. He asked the driver the age of the girl in the front seat. The driver responded that she was 18 years old. The quick-thinking trooper responded by telling him that there is “no way she was 18 years old” and proceeded to ask the young girl her age. She refused to respond.
The 41-year-old driver initially tells Sergeant LaFave that he hasn’t had anything to drink, but later in the video, the sergeant can be heard telling one of the parents that he saved the lives of the children because the driver is “extremely intoxicated.”
When the New Mexico State Police trooper asked Guthrie who the kids were in his vehicle, he responded, “They’re just my friends.” The trooper approached the children in the vehicle and asked them their ages; when they refused to tell him how old they were, he threatened to take them to a juvenile detention center unless they call each one of their parents. The video shows the trooper speaking with several individuals on the phone as he attempted to get their parents to drive to the scene to pick up their minor children…
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