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Off-duty deputy gets pulled over doing 134 MPH with a kid in the back… no plates… and immediately pulls the “this will ruin my career” card. Trooper: “134 is reckless.” Cop: “I’m an off-duty deputy from LA County… emergency in Vegas… come on man, you give breaks to law... show more

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