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For someone with a BAC of .189 (lets just round up to .19). You can smell the alcohol on them within a few feet.

Really? Because McDowell's BAC was a .189 which is more than double most state's legal limits. So since McDowell was driving drunk, he gets away with having to do a sobriety test, and going through the process of getting a DUI simply because he could use the bull**** excuse of "I'm in fear of my...

For one, he was drunk. And two, no. The officer was respectful and McDowell was being an idiot. We can't have a discussion on this, but it's not for the reasons you've listed.

So again, how is the cop in the wrong here? The cop followed procedure, McDowell's lucky he wasn't shot.

"That said, if McDowell stays in the car, it never goes there. " Fully aware of what you posted. But again, the cop asked him to get out of the car, especially after McDowell refused to comply. It sounded like he was possibly intoxicated, hence why he was probably being asked in the first...

McDowell wasn't cooperating from the very beginning. Let's not make this about race.

Cop tells him to get out of the car. McDowell doesn't do as he's told. Not seeing the problem. Maybe McDowell should've done as he was told.