A drunk Mestiza who was pulled over and then arrested for driving while under the influence of alcohol tried to do what most vermin feminist swine would do: accuse the police of trying to sexually assault them. 

Except there was a great big wrench that was thrown into her plot: the White officer was armed with a lapel camera, which you'd call a "body camera" that social justice warrior activists including the family of slain thug Michael Brown have been lobbying for.

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"From inside the bathroom, Griego argues with Officer Frazier and says he's violating her rights by opening the door. He points out he can't see her, and then comes this accusation:
"[You were] inappropriately touching me while I was waiting in the car," said Griego.  
"Please don't touch me," she said, coming out of the bathroom.
"The whole thing's on video ma'am; you can say whatever you like," Frazier responded.
Frazier tells his fellow officers.
"Now she's saying I touched her when I put her in the car," he said.
APD says a sex crimes sergeant and detective conducted a full investigation and cleared Officer Frazier of the allegations.

APD union president Stephanie Lopez released this statement about the incident:
"The desire to frame officers for wrongdoing is a growing issue facing officers every day. We believe that the public should be held accountable for filing false reports against police officers. These incidents can be very damaging to an officer's career, so we hope that this individual and others face appropriate consequences for their malicious actions.""