CHULA VISTA (CBS 8) – A Chula Vista firefighter responding to a rollover accident on I-805 ended up in handcuffs Tuesday night after a dispute with a CHP officer.

CBS News8 cameras were rolling when the firefighter and CHP officer got in a dispute over where the fire engine should park, while responding to the crash on I-805 near L Street.

Neither agency would make an official statement on camera.

CBS News8 video shows the CHP officer cuffing the firefighter, who was still in his uniform, at the scene of the accident. In the background, other fire crews and officers can be seen tending to the victims of the rollover accident.

The firefighter was detained in the back of a CHP vehicle for about half an hour before being released. CHP and Chula Vista Police say both agencies will meet on Wednesday to discuss the incident.

The driver of a white Honda Civic involved in the crash was transported to the hospital. No word on the condition of the second driver.

(Reuters) - Eight Los Angeles police officers broke their department's policy when they opened fire on two women, wounding them after mistaking their truck for one driven by a rogue ex-cop wanted in a manhunt, officials said on Tuesday.

One woman was shot twice in the back and her adult daughter was wounded by flying debris. Last year, they received a $4.2 million settlement from the city.

Police Chief Charlie Beck recommended to the city's police commission that the officers be found to have violated the Los Angeles Police Department's use of force policy, and the panel agreed in a unanimous vote.

Officials on Tuesday declined to disclose what discipline the eight Los Angeles Police Department officers would receive but Beck said it could range from intensive training to firing.

The officers opened fire on the two women on February 7, 2013 during a manhunt for former LAPD officer Christopher Dorner.

The police commission decision came on the one-year anniversary of Dorner's online manifesto vowing revenge for his 2008 dismissal. Dorner, 33, killed four people before he died on February 12, 2013, in a fiery standoff with officers in the mountains near Los Angeles.

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Posted: 2 days ago

TOUGH GUY

To the loud mouthed coward who hates drunks. Try doing what you said. After you do I and my friends will come over to you, take you behind a tree or building and beat the living **** out of you. As a cop, I will then call my guys on the force who will come pick your sorry *** up, haul you into the tank, make sure they hurt you physically, and lose you for the entire weekend in Palmer Med Security. It has happened before. Try it. Don't hide and write about it...TRY IT...I can tell you where you can find a drunk this coming weekend and we shall see. Adios you low life ******* punk.

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Adam Carolla describes how, when he was away from home doing a show, a drunk driver crashed into his home. His wife and a neighbor called 911, but they wouldn't send anybody out.

Walking down town today we were unlawfully detained because we were "in a school zone", we saw the school zone and went the opposite way. We were illegally disarmed. Notice the officer says "If your carrying a gun, I can disarm you". NO he can not unless we broke the law. No law was broken. We are peaceful law abiding citizens wanting to go see the Alamo. After they realized no laws were broken they gave our weapons back and we went on our way to the Alamo. On the way many citizens and officers were telling us "good job" and "thank you". It's important you know the law before you open carry any weapon. Thanks for watching.