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Careercow Jeremy Charles Dewitte - Serial police impersonator, convicted felon, sex offender
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No, I forgot the cardinal rule of KF and am duly ashamed. But someone else archived it, luckily: https://archive.li/yra4H
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The Reddit thread is still live for me.
r/RealWorldPolice - Jeremy DeWitte And His Followers Are Going To "SWAT" Me.
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the thread is there, the original post is gone. I was able to parse from the comments that whoever it is reported this video because of child endangerment.The Reddit thread is still live for me.
r/RealWorldPolice - Jeremy DeWitte And His Followers Are Going To "SWAT" Me.
2 votes and 30 comments so far on Reddit
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which, even if it's Jeremy, is a pretty shit thing to do.
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Yeah, the OP was already deleted by the time I saw the thread. Jeremy has lucked out by having some nutbars haters who make it hard not to sympathize with him (at least for a moment).
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This cow just rekindled me and my father’s relationship. Spent a good 45 minutes with him laughing at JCD screaming at naive Florida drivers.
Truly a special guy. I think what makes it so funny to me is because this Jeremy fellow is the epitome of the saying “give him an inch and he takes a mile”
Please don’t change ever!
Truly a special guy. I think what makes it so funny to me is because this Jeremy fellow is the epitome of the saying “give him an inch and he takes a mile”
Please don’t change ever!
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Realworldpolice made a lengthy reddit post that makes a deep dive into Jeremy's claim of being in a coma. It seems that they did a lot of research on it. A great read for anyone interested in the details of what actually happened
[A brief side note: some have wondered why certain subjects were not broached on Dr. Phil. Per a source close to the show's production, the show's contract with Jeremy contains addendums that limited the subject matter that could be covered. I am as close to sure of that as I can be without having seen the contract myself.]
On the Dr. Phil show, Jeremy claimed to have been involved in a motorcycle accident that resulted in him being comatose and hospitalized for 'a very long time,' during which time he “flatlined” and was brought back to life. Poor baby!
Flatlined ≠ dead, and dead people are not ‘brought back to life’ in response to medical care (death is by definition irreversible), but as Jeremy would say, “that’s neither here nor there” because (1) Jeremy was never in asystole, (2) the accident was entirely his fault, and (3) the coma part of his story is total bullshit.
He was, however, in a serious motorcycle accident in 2014, and if you want to know the details, read on.
On January 4, 2014 Jeremy Dewitte was at work, conducting a funeral escort on a 2007 BMW motorcycle. He was speeding and driving down the wrong side of the road - against traffic - when he collided with a car going the right direction, driven by an unlucky guy named Robert White. Jeremy was launched from his motorcycle and flipped numerous times through the air, ultimately landing unconscious in a ditch. It was all captured on Jeremy's own helmet camera.
Jeremy was hospitalized and his arm was operated on three times, racking up a hospital bills well over $200,000. (I have a copy of the complete itemized hospital bill, which is how I know that Jeremy was never in asystole. They never treated him for it.)
Jeremy received $25,000 from White's insurer and $1,000 in medical benefits from his own insurer, Foremost, but Foremost would not pay Jeremy's much larger demand of $295,000.
And for good reason, even ignoring the fact that his policy limit was $100,000.
Jeremy's individual insurance policy had a business use exclusion, and his own helmet camera proved that he had been using the bike for business purposes at the time of the accident.
The business use exclusion was clear as day:
Jeremy's policy also had a fraud exclusion, which was just as much if not more trouble for the guy.
He had misrepresented to an adjuster that he purchased the motorcycle after a prior loss, as a replacement for the vehicle destroyed in the loss, using proceeds he had just received from resolving the prior loss claim. He had actually purchased the bike months earlier. He then produced a forged bill of sale document, in which the sale date had been altered to make it appear that the motorcycle was purchased two months later than it actually had been. (Jeremy had changed number 7, representing July, to a 9, representing September.)
Unbelievably, he also told Foremost that he had reported the motorcycle to Foremost right after purchasing the bike in September 2013, and that he had asked Foremost to insure the motorcycle on his policy. In reality, Jeremy never actually reported the involved motorcycle to Foremost or asked Foremost to insure it. It wasn't even on his policy.
So, being a rational and upstanding human being, Jeremy Dewitte sued Foremost.
An amusing digression: Jeremy put up a fight over Foremost denying him access to copies of the statement he provided Foremost in the wake of the accident. Allegedly, Dewitte had no recollection of what he said, and was flipping out because he knew that he would be deposed by Foremost... who would then compare the two statements in an attempt (as if this is hard) to impeach Jeremy.
Back to the accident, though, and its aftermath:
In the immediate wake of the accident EMS transported Jeremy to Orlando Regional Medical Center ("ORMC"). Upon arrival at ORMC, Jeremy was combative with the medical staff, which led to his being sedated and intubated so that the staff could properly assess his injuries. If I had to guess, that is probably the "coma" he was referring to.
The staff noted that he suffered from several severe lacerations to his forehead, right arm and right knee. The ER physician initially believed that that Jeremy also sustained a closed head injury. The ER physician ordered a brain CT scan and various other scans, ultimately diagnosed Dewitte with an open right ulnar shaft fracture, a left clavicle fracture, and a left a scapula fracture.
Both the ulnar and clavicle fractures required surgery with implantation of hardware to facilitate healing. On January 5, 2014. Jeremy underwent an open reduction and internal fixation with debridement to repair his right ulnar shaft fracture. The surgery report noted an .8 cm fracture that was jagged as if it had been impacted by a propeller type object. It also stated that there was significant muscle damage, grass in the wound. and a mild comminution. To repair the fracture, the wound was irrigated and the surgeon inserted a 10-hole dynamic compression plate with holding screws. As for the left clavicle fracture. mild comminution was also present. The surgery report noted that the clavicle fracture was unstable because it was a distraction injury, and that when the surgeon attempted to install a lag screw, it wouldn't hold. This caused the surgeon to repair the clavicle fracture with a Stryker distal plate, which was secured with screws. Jeremy's scapular fracture was not operated on.
Jeremy remained at ORMC until January 6, 2014, racking up a solid bill: $113,548.00. He didn't pay a cent of it, and ORMC recorded a lien against Jeremy in the amount of $112,000
There was a second round of surgeries and ORMC stay from 2/16/14 to 2/20/14. He had returned to ORMC on February 16, 2014, after noticing drainage from his forearm incision... where a screw had somehow pulled loose. Jeremy was taken back into surgery and underwent removal of the originally placed hardware from his right forearm. The surgeon also removed dead bone which had been identified as well as an identified cortical segment that had no vascularity. An antibiotic spacer was placed in the infected area, and the area was irrigated and debrided.
The surgeon's post surgical notes theorized that Jeremy's complications stemmed from exposure to bacteria in his open wounds while lying in the ditch. The bacterial infection was stabilized as of February 20, 2014. That same day Jeremy underwent a third a surgery in order to re-plate his ulnar fracture. The surgeon removed the antibiotic spacer and irrigated and debrided the area. Jeremy's ulnar fracture was then plated with an extra articular dorsal plate that was secured with locking screws. The surgeon also performed a tension-type closure of Jeremy's two other wound dehiscences. Jeremy was discharged from ORMC on February 22, 2014. The ORMC bill from the February 16-22 stay totaled $83,363, but it was adjusted down by $54,185.95. He didn't pay that one either.
On January 15, 2014, Foremost disclaimed coverage under the policy's business use exclusion. The lawsuit ultimately settled for an undisclosed amount.
Trivia: shortly after Jeremy’s accident, clickorlando.com ran a story titled “Officer injured after motorcycle accident.” (We’re not impersonating!) Shortly after it went live, the story was retitled "Security officer injured after motorcycle accident." In that article, Jeremy's brother Dylan is quoted as having said "It's something that's routine that we do day by day -- a two lane like this -- it's the only way we can get to the front and do our job," presumably referring to unlawfully driving against traffic.
Note: All of the above information is public, having been disclosed by Jeremy himself in his lawsuit against Foremost. Mr. Dewitte is a highly public figure, most recently having appeared on The Dr. Phil Show in relation to the many felony crimes he has formally been charged with. His own insurer's public allegations that Mr. Dewitte committed insurance fraud do not constitute "personal and confidential information." The description of his injuries is, once again, entirely from the court record in a lawsuit that he himself filed. It must also be noted that Mr. Dewitte publicly lied on The Dr. Phil Show about the injuries described above. The publication of this post is a refutation (and the only existent refutation) of those claims. The moment Mr. Dewitte went on national television and lied about his 2014 accident and associated injuries, they became matters of legitimate public interest and concern. Update: I have received one message about HIPAA. HIPAA only applies to covered entities (providers, health plans, etc.) and their business associates.
On the Dr. Phil show, Jeremy claimed to have been involved in a motorcycle accident that resulted in him being comatose and hospitalized for 'a very long time,' during which time he “flatlined” and was brought back to life. Poor baby!
Flatlined ≠ dead, and dead people are not ‘brought back to life’ in response to medical care (death is by definition irreversible), but as Jeremy would say, “that’s neither here nor there” because (1) Jeremy was never in asystole, (2) the accident was entirely his fault, and (3) the coma part of his story is total bullshit.
He was, however, in a serious motorcycle accident in 2014, and if you want to know the details, read on.
On January 4, 2014 Jeremy Dewitte was at work, conducting a funeral escort on a 2007 BMW motorcycle. He was speeding and driving down the wrong side of the road - against traffic - when he collided with a car going the right direction, driven by an unlucky guy named Robert White. Jeremy was launched from his motorcycle and flipped numerous times through the air, ultimately landing unconscious in a ditch. It was all captured on Jeremy's own helmet camera.
Jeremy was hospitalized and his arm was operated on three times, racking up a hospital bills well over $200,000. (I have a copy of the complete itemized hospital bill, which is how I know that Jeremy was never in asystole. They never treated him for it.)
Jeremy received $25,000 from White's insurer and $1,000 in medical benefits from his own insurer, Foremost, but Foremost would not pay Jeremy's much larger demand of $295,000.
And for good reason, even ignoring the fact that his policy limit was $100,000.
Jeremy's individual insurance policy had a business use exclusion, and his own helmet camera proved that he had been using the bike for business purposes at the time of the accident.
The business use exclusion was clear as day:
EXCLUSIONS
Loss to "your covered motorcycle" or "transport trailer" while it is being used in the course of your "business" for demonstrations, exhibitions, parades, or other activities.
Jeremy's policy also had a fraud exclusion, which was just as much if not more trouble for the guy.
He had misrepresented to an adjuster that he purchased the motorcycle after a prior loss, as a replacement for the vehicle destroyed in the loss, using proceeds he had just received from resolving the prior loss claim. He had actually purchased the bike months earlier. He then produced a forged bill of sale document, in which the sale date had been altered to make it appear that the motorcycle was purchased two months later than it actually had been. (Jeremy had changed number 7, representing July, to a 9, representing September.)
Unbelievably, he also told Foremost that he had reported the motorcycle to Foremost right after purchasing the bike in September 2013, and that he had asked Foremost to insure the motorcycle on his policy. In reality, Jeremy never actually reported the involved motorcycle to Foremost or asked Foremost to insure it. It wasn't even on his policy.
So, being a rational and upstanding human being, Jeremy Dewitte sued Foremost.
An amusing digression: Jeremy put up a fight over Foremost denying him access to copies of the statement he provided Foremost in the wake of the accident. Allegedly, Dewitte had no recollection of what he said, and was flipping out because he knew that he would be deposed by Foremost... who would then compare the two statements in an attempt (as if this is hard) to impeach Jeremy.
Back to the accident, though, and its aftermath:
In the immediate wake of the accident EMS transported Jeremy to Orlando Regional Medical Center ("ORMC"). Upon arrival at ORMC, Jeremy was combative with the medical staff, which led to his being sedated and intubated so that the staff could properly assess his injuries. If I had to guess, that is probably the "coma" he was referring to.
The staff noted that he suffered from several severe lacerations to his forehead, right arm and right knee. The ER physician initially believed that that Jeremy also sustained a closed head injury. The ER physician ordered a brain CT scan and various other scans, ultimately diagnosed Dewitte with an open right ulnar shaft fracture, a left clavicle fracture, and a left a scapula fracture.
Both the ulnar and clavicle fractures required surgery with implantation of hardware to facilitate healing. On January 5, 2014. Jeremy underwent an open reduction and internal fixation with debridement to repair his right ulnar shaft fracture. The surgery report noted an .8 cm fracture that was jagged as if it had been impacted by a propeller type object. It also stated that there was significant muscle damage, grass in the wound. and a mild comminution. To repair the fracture, the wound was irrigated and the surgeon inserted a 10-hole dynamic compression plate with holding screws. As for the left clavicle fracture. mild comminution was also present. The surgery report noted that the clavicle fracture was unstable because it was a distraction injury, and that when the surgeon attempted to install a lag screw, it wouldn't hold. This caused the surgeon to repair the clavicle fracture with a Stryker distal plate, which was secured with screws. Jeremy's scapular fracture was not operated on.
Jeremy remained at ORMC until January 6, 2014, racking up a solid bill: $113,548.00. He didn't pay a cent of it, and ORMC recorded a lien against Jeremy in the amount of $112,000
There was a second round of surgeries and ORMC stay from 2/16/14 to 2/20/14. He had returned to ORMC on February 16, 2014, after noticing drainage from his forearm incision... where a screw had somehow pulled loose. Jeremy was taken back into surgery and underwent removal of the originally placed hardware from his right forearm. The surgeon also removed dead bone which had been identified as well as an identified cortical segment that had no vascularity. An antibiotic spacer was placed in the infected area, and the area was irrigated and debrided.
The surgeon's post surgical notes theorized that Jeremy's complications stemmed from exposure to bacteria in his open wounds while lying in the ditch. The bacterial infection was stabilized as of February 20, 2014. That same day Jeremy underwent a third a surgery in order to re-plate his ulnar fracture. The surgeon removed the antibiotic spacer and irrigated and debrided the area. Jeremy's ulnar fracture was then plated with an extra articular dorsal plate that was secured with locking screws. The surgeon also performed a tension-type closure of Jeremy's two other wound dehiscences. Jeremy was discharged from ORMC on February 22, 2014. The ORMC bill from the February 16-22 stay totaled $83,363, but it was adjusted down by $54,185.95. He didn't pay that one either.
On January 15, 2014, Foremost disclaimed coverage under the policy's business use exclusion. The lawsuit ultimately settled for an undisclosed amount.
Trivia: shortly after Jeremy’s accident, clickorlando.com ran a story titled “Officer injured after motorcycle accident.” (We’re not impersonating!) Shortly after it went live, the story was retitled "Security officer injured after motorcycle accident." In that article, Jeremy's brother Dylan is quoted as having said "It's something that's routine that we do day by day -- a two lane like this -- it's the only way we can get to the front and do our job," presumably referring to unlawfully driving against traffic.
Note: All of the above information is public, having been disclosed by Jeremy himself in his lawsuit against Foremost. Mr. Dewitte is a highly public figure, most recently having appeared on The Dr. Phil Show in relation to the many felony crimes he has formally been charged with. His own insurer's public allegations that Mr. Dewitte committed insurance fraud do not constitute "personal and confidential information." The description of his injuries is, once again, entirely from the court record in a lawsuit that he himself filed. It must also be noted that Mr. Dewitte publicly lied on The Dr. Phil Show about the injuries described above. The publication of this post is a refutation (and the only existent refutation) of those claims. The moment Mr. Dewitte went on national television and lied about his 2014 accident and associated injuries, they became matters of legitimate public interest and concern. Update: I have received one message about HIPAA. HIPAA only applies to covered entities (providers, health plans, etc.) and their business associates.
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More dead kids have fallen out of Rania than out of a burning orphanage.
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Yeah, that guys called Blue Bacon.
He is a former army MP and is in the national guard now IIRC. He originally made weird shit no one cared about like finding "ghost dogs" or provoking and getting maced beaten up and robbed by BLM and Antifa at the riots last summer as seen below.
He occasionally discusses 1st amendment auditors, but anymore all he does is talk about Jermey
It is unclear to me at least, how much of these streams are genuine anger and how much is just profit-driven theatrics since his streams have become quite lucrative since his TV appearance.
The thing is he constantly claims he is angry at Jeremy about is his STOLEN VALOR and him not acknowledging it is wrong and directly apologizing to Blue himself. Now look, it's inherently wrong (and in some cases illegal) to pretend to be a veteran when you're not. But even a child could tell Jeremy is lying through his teeth and his overtly decorated uniform is as phony as they come, and probably the least interesting or dangerous of Jeremy's exploits. If I had to guess he's more MATI than anything because Jeremy now has a channel and is constantly passive-aggressively hurling childish insults like "pussy ass bitch" or uploading a video called Impersonating a Vet where he births puppies. Blue seems able to throw shit but not take it so well, he posts these community updates calling out rando commenters and gloating about sending them to ban world and getting almost nothing but positive reinforcement from his orbiters while claiming Jeremy's subs are all sock accounts ran by him or bought subs so he can have an echo chamber and not you know people wanting to watch a slow-motion trainwreck in real-time.
This is getting kind of long but one last thing, I mentioned his orbiters who also have channels that talk almost exclusively about Jeremy here are the two I find most noteworthy as of now.
MSG Retired is some dude who was in the army that made videos about riding his Harley and made commentaries about random stolen valor instances who found Blue Bacon and hopped aboard the bandwagon. Here are Blue MGS and some other vet talking about muh stolen valor for an hour while they all call each other Sargent.
Flee Willy who appears in the chat reply in the screenshot above is probably the best of the three IMO. He made a decent mini-doc about Fedsmoker and another about Patty Mayo but other than one about bigfoot all his videos are just regurgitating the same shit we all know about Jeremy by now and occasionally begs Bacon sempai to notice him. (which happened in the last stream when he got slightly offended that willy brought up that he had to super chat just to be noticed.) here is a sampler.
I don't know I just find Blue pretty disingenuous and odd and that the channels that spring up around him all make essentially the same videos about the same guy with very little deviation strange, to say the least. There's probably more to tell about how blue claims if Jeremy gets off (very unlikely by the way) that he will personally see to it that Jeremy is prosecuted for stolen valor because he knows people. Him deleting the video of Jeremy and Chance the DHS agent I posted earlier in the thread after chance contacted him about his name being associated with Metro State, or his most recent claims of needing to buy a shotgun because his female friend has a restraining order out and he is apparently watching her house at night and is afraid the guy will come to his place. He also made a music video about Dewitte and even did a heavily edited three-part interview with Jeremy with destroyed audio early on, There is definitely more there to unpack but this post is already too long as it is.
Edit; so I looked into more of Blues community posts and I think it's pretty safe to say he is using the LGBTQ heroes charity thing to pander to troons and is demanding commenters send him formal email apologies for saying queer or he will publicly shame them behind the safety of a shadow ban, real internet tough guy shit.
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ETA:
He's been very busy, posting videos almost every day. He seemed to be getting off on the attention, so I kind of lost interest for a while, but it's nice to see him back to his old stuff.
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So apparently Jeremy was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon? That means he was most likely carrying his fake gun thing around in his pants or under a jacket "off duty" instead of wearing it out in the open on a duty belt which is part of the legal loophole that protects him wearing it in the first place if I'm not mistaken. That seems like it would be a pretty serious thing to be charged with as a felon, but who knows. This guy just seems to keep getting away with multiple felonies again and again by the skin of his teeth.
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I’m grabbing a bottle of Jergens just thinking about the body cam video of Vidler busting Jeremy. Someone leak it before my blue balls kill me.
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Sex predator known worldwide for pretending to be a cop thought it would be a good idea to carry a concealed weapon. I imagine the DA and judge are soaking their socks right now.
EDIT: Looks like they dropped the charges. WTF? Socks weren't that soaked I guess. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkMJSy1itoU
EDIT: Looks like they dropped the charges. WTF? Socks weren't that soaked I guess. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZkMJSy1itoU
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Dewitt got cops at his house for suspected domestic violence and someone uploaded video of Jeremy and Metro-State impersonating cops and being utter fuckwits in general over Easter weekend.
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ETA: Link corrected.
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Might want to double check that second link
Governor Jeb Bush
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not sure if already posted but new footage that claims Jeremy was arrested on March 23rd on gun charges...
footage of @Cole phleps post
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