Cop Called Ex-Raider DB Damon Arnette ‘A F***ing Idiot’ During Arrest, Video Shows

Cops went in on Damon Arnette all through the soccer participant’s arrest again in July … with one straight up calling the ex-Raiders defensive again “a f***ing idiot” in the course of the cease — new police video, obtained by TMZ Sports, reveals.

The interplay was all captured on an officer’s physique cam, revealing cops had been tremendous ticked off on the former first-round choose after pulling him over in Miami simply after midnight on July 26.

The officers seemed to be upset with Arnette as a result of, in keeping with police paperwork, simply hours earlier, they’d pulled him over and located he had been driving on a suspended driver’s license, however allowed him to leave as long as he did not drive once more till he received his license reinstated.

One cop could be heard within the video telling the previous Ohio State star, who was 25 years previous on the time of the cease, “We gave you a f***ing break! You knew your f***ing license was suspended.”

Arnette responded, “I got practice in the morning,” … however the cops clearly did not care, saying within the video, “It doesn’t matter bro, you’re going to jail, bro.”

After one of many officers completed placing the cuffs on Arnette, he searched the man’s pockets — and located what was later described by police within the docs as a “white powdery substance consistent with that of cocaine.”

That’s when the officer could be heard within the footage going off on Arnette.

“Idiot,” the policeman stated. “You’re a f***ing idiot, bro. You had the chance. You had the chance to go home. You f***ed it up.”

On the best way to the station, the video reveals the cop continued to chastise Arnette … telling him within the squad automotive, “Now you’re going to jail for what? ‘Cause you’re stupid.”

“Honestly, it sucks,” the cop added. “We can’t even give people warnings without them f***ing it up for themselves.”

Arnette was finally hit with felony expenses over the incident — together with felony cocaine possession and misdemeanor knowingly driving with a suspended license.

The NFL participant, although, entered a diversion program in an try to shut out the case in September. A spokesperson for the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office informed us on the time Arnette should, amongst different circumstances, undergo random drug testing, full a substance abuse analysis, report month-to-month and pay charges as a part of this system. If he complies with all the circumstances, the spokesperson stated prosecutors would revisit his expenses.