🛑 The Sheriff Who Locked ICE Out of Her Jail Got Caught Doing 95 in a County Car With No Lights or Siren 🛑 Monterey County Sheriff Tina Nieto has been pulled over by CHP three times, and the dash cam is brutal. March 7, 2024, Highway 101 in South Monterey County, where the limit is 65. The officer tells her, "your speed of 95 and then when you passed my partner you were still at 92." She was on duty, in uniform, in her county-issued car. She wasn't answering an emergency. The officer asks if she was running code 3, meaning lights and siren. Her answer: "They haven't upgraded my vehicle yet." No lights, no siren, 95 mph. She drove away with a warning. "This is the second time I stopped you for your speed," the officer told her. "I don't know what it's going to take to slow down." The first time was September 2023, the same stretch of 101. That time she was off duty in her own car at 95 and weaving in and out of traffic at about 90. She told him she wasn't feeling good, and she got a warning. Then in May 2024 she was pulled over again for speed, in uniform. She refused to show her license and told the officer, "Call your supervisor here." After a supervisor showed up she left with another warning, and the first officer said he almost had the citation finished. Three stops, three warnings, zero tickets. Her own statement later admitted, "I should set a better example for my community." This is the same sheriff who says her hands are tied by the law when it comes to ICE. Apparently the speed limit is more of a suggestion. If you or I did 95 in a 65 twice for the same officer, would we drive away with a warning?