Sober Drivers Wrongly Arrested for DUI: A Growing Concern in Tennessee

In this investigative report, we explore the alarming issue of sober drivers being wrongfully arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) in Tennessee. The video focuses on the case of Thomas Manus, who was arrested and charged with DUI despite his blood work showing that he was completely sober, with no alcohol or drugs in his system. The footage, captured on police body camera, raises questions about why police are arresting innocent people and charging them with crimes they did not commit. The video highlights the concerns surrounding the arrest and the potential for unlawful seizure and false arrests, as well as the lack of transparency from the Tennessee Highway Patrol regarding their policies on turning off audio during police interactions. The report also mentions Jeremy Finley's sobering problem investigations, where he has been finding sober Tennesseeans being arrested for DUI. This growing concern calls for a thorough examination of the current practices in law enforcement and the need for accountability to ensure that innocent individuals are not wrongfully charged and arrested for DUI.