People are debating whether or not a police officer in Texas handled a situation appropriately.
The traffic stop on Aug. 19 on Highway 67 started like most.
Sergeant Gene Geheb pulled over 77-year-old Lynn Bedford. The officer's dash and chest cam were rolling.
Bedford: "Alright let's hurry up, I’ve got to go to the bathroom."
Geheb: "Let me see your driver's license and insurance please."
Bedford: "I have a bladder infection."
Geheb: "Let me see your driver's license, please."
Bedford: "You listen to me."
Geheb: “No. I want your driver's license and insurance, please. Then I will listen to you."
Bedford: "Why? Why are you going to wait?"
Geheb: "Let me see your driver's license."
Bedford: "I will give it to you in a minute."
Geheb: "You are going to give it to me now, or I’m taking you to jail."
Bedford: "Well, go ahead."
Sergeant Geheb then opened the car door and grabbed Bedford by the arm.
Geheb: "Step out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle."
Geheb kept pulling Bedford’s arm.
Bedford: "You are hurting me"
Geheb: "Get out of the vehicle."
Bedford: "I'm going to report you for hurting me."
