ORANGE VILLAGE, Ohio — A North Royalton police officer claims his superiors altered his arrest report to remove a felony charge against Orange Village Deputy Chief Patrick O'Callahan, who was arrested for drunk driving earlier this month.

It all centers on O'Callahan's Oct. 11 arrest just before midnight, when that North Royalton patrolman pulled O'Callahan over for allegedly speeding, making sweeping turns and veering in and out of lanes.

Body camera footage, which News 5 obtained from a public records request, shows the traffic stop, where O'Callahan identified himself as deputy chief for the Orange Village Police Department.

When asked how much he had to drink, O'Callahan responded "not much" twice.

"Deputy Chief for Orange and he's drunk," the arresting officer said during the stop

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