What do you think this is, dude? Come on. What's going on, sir? >> Come on. Give me your What are you doing, dude? >> Something. >> What's going on? >> 13 1050. >> You got your ID with you, man? >> Oh, I don't got no ID, sir. >> AL location. I'm not quite sure where it's at. He just switched seats on me. >> Why you just stopped me? >> Why you just stopped me? >> Hold on. I'll talk to you. Where's my >> Hold on. Where Where is my Where's my >> Hey, man. Lean forward for me. >> Lean forward. >> Yeah. What? What is What did you stopping me for? >> You're detained. All right. >> What I'm doing? >> You're not under arrest. >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> Okay. Well, let me record cuz what? >> That's fine. I got three cameras recording us right now. All right, >> there you go. >> Hop on out. Come up. >> Don't get mumbled. >> Nope. >> See, he just stopped me for no reason. >> I have a reason. We haven't even talked about it yet. Come back over here. >> No, be over and say I just got out of prison. >> That's fine. Have a seat right here for me. Have a seat on the ground. >> Mhm. Hop on out. >> I will. >> Okay. >> Let my baby get out the car cuz you just stopped me for no What do you mean? >> Don't stick your hands in your pocket. >> I'm not doing What did YOU WHAT DID YOU OKAY. >> I'm not put your phone in your pocket, please. >> THAT'S WHAT I WAS DOING THE FIRST TIME. >> THAT'S WHAT I WAS DOING THE first time. >> CALM DOWN. >> LET MY BABY GET OUT THE CAR. >> Face away from me. There's no need for a child. Hey, nobody did nothing. WE JUST ROLLED PAST THE POLICE. WHAT IS >> Have a seat. You interfere with my son. YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. BACK UP. HEY, MOM. BACK UP. BACK UP. PLEASE. >> 1369. >> Have a seat. >> Oh my god. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> CAN YOU GIVE ME A CHANCE? >> I don't know what's going on. Stop. Stop. Please. Don't give him no reason. Please tell them. Please don't don't GIVE HIM NO GIVE. CAN YOU LET ME GO SO I CAN SIT DOWN? >> NOPE. RIGHT NOW YOU'RE CRY BABY. PLEASE SHUT UP. WHY ARE YOU SO RIGHT? BECAUSE YOU DON'T HAVE TO SQUEEZE MY DAUGHTER LIKE THAT. SIR, >> BACK UP. >> YOU DON'T GOT MY DAUGHTER. SUCK MY [ __ ] [ __ ] YOU DON'T SQUEEZE. >> HE GOT CLOSE. WHAT IS YOU DOING? LOOK WHAT HAPPENED. WE JUST >> BEING VIDEOTAPED AND I WANT THEM TO HEAR THAT HE'S SQUEEZING YOUR ARM. >> For what? >> That's fine. Cuz you're detained. >> HELP. YOU JUST HOW AM I DETAINED? >> SQUEEZING ON HER LIKE THAT. >> HOW AM I DETAINED? WHAT DID I DO? THEN WHY ARE YOU SQUEEZING HER? >> YOU CAN TAKE HER. >> She's coming with me. Which one? >> This one right here with the the plaid shirt. She's going to jail. >> Yeah, he's squeezing. >> Oh man. Come on, sir. I am alone. >> No, ma'am. I told you five TIMES TO BACK UP. YOU'RE under arrest. >> Oh man. Come on, sir. Please don't do that, man. >> TIANA, YOU SEE ALL YOU HAD TO DO? Shut up. You picture >> I didn't do anything. I'm talking to you. LEAVE IT ALONE. I got Leave it alone. >> It was all on videape. >> Yeah. Ain't nothing going on. The man just pulled us over. Babe, >> just told me to sit down and give me one second. Give me one second. That's fine. Stop. >> Jesus Christ. >> Get out the car. >> It's all my tape. >> I'm following. >> No. No. I'm fine. >> Give me a second to sit down. >> Good. >> Do you have your second cuffs with you? >> Let me grab those real quick. >> Or no, I just have my one. My bad. >> Can you grab them off my light then? >> Yeah. Here. Somebody just said about being down here, man. Ain't nothing good. >> I got here late. So, I don't know what's going on. Put my handcuffs on you for now. Okay. >> Are you going to tell me why supposed to do that? Windows. >> My window tents. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I've I've never Every time I got stopped, they never said anything about it. I will take it to court. Guess what? >> I will take it to court. I will take it to court. That's fine. I will take it to court. You're under arrest. You're under arrest as well, just so you know. Okay, ma'am. >> Thank you. >> I'm under arrest for >> cuz I told you five times to back up from my phone by you. DID I COME BY YOU? >> THAT'S NOT what it is. You can read about IT ON YOUR CHARGING AFFIDAVIT. >> I DID NOT come by you, sir. And your camera shows I didn't come by you. >> I never said you did. >> Yes, you did. You just said you told me to stay back and I did stay back. >> I told you not to interfere with my stop. >> Well, I want the lieutenant to come OUT by him, sir. All right. Where's your ID? How the [ __ ] How am I supposed to get it? Where? I didn't ask to get it. I asked where my stuff. >> I don't want my stuff. >> All right. Well, you're going to jail. >> Okay. >> All right. This one's going to jail. That one's likely GOING TO JAIL. >> I'M LIKE, you just said I was going to jail. >> Can't wait to see you guys. >> All right. You can't switch seats on me when I pull over a driver and you jump in the driver's seat from the passenger seat. You're on arrest for resisting arrest. All right. >> I have it on video. >> How was I resisting arrest? what the definition is. >> How was I resisting arrest? >> Well, >> how was I? >> You interfere with my you interfere. You interfered with my investigation by attempting to deceive me. >> We just rolled past the police. >> That's not true. >> We just other side. >> Yes, it is. We just rolled past. >> What are you talking about? >> You don't want to ask questions, but all of a sudden you have all kinds of questions. WHAT IS IT? >> I'VE BEEN ASKING QUESTIONS. >> All right. Have a seat. >> Exactly. Got it all on video. Thank you. >> Me, too. On three different cameras. >> All on video. All done. We have a couple more people. >> All on video. Can't wait to sue you guys. >> Can't wait to hear about it. >> Right. >> I have to say that I came up to him. >> Listen. >> No, I don't want to say. >> Where's your ID, man? >> Um, she'll be right in the car. Um, I think her purse. >> Where's her purse? It should be right there around 911. >> I want to go watch this man. >> I'm not moving till a lieutenant come. HE'S GOING TO WATCH THAT TAPE and see that he is against that kid to get out the car. DON'T COME NEAR ME. I DON'T trust you. >> That's fine. >> I don't trust him, sir. I don't trust him. He lied on me in my face. >> What's your ID going to be in, dude? >> Yeah. What's it? What? Like a wallet? >> People coming to play on me. >> One of those cars. >> Probably coming to play on me. >> Chris, why? >> That's not you. That's the driver. Christopher White. >> Yeah, that's me. >> It's going to be in here. >> Yeah, you'll see. >> There it is. >> I got it. >> Advising if you need to switch over for some information in regards to the female, she can provide some. >> All right, Mr. White, you are detained pending my criminal investigation. Okay. You do have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used in court law. You have the right to have an attorney present during before any question. If you cannot a one may be appointed to represent you and at any time you decide not to answer any questions or make any statements. You understand that? What happened? >> Do you understand that or not? >> All right. When I spot you, I can clearly see you in the vehicle, man. I watch you in the driver's seat, climb over the center console into the back seat and try and lay down. Then I watched her in the >> Dude, it's all on video, man. We have three cameras. I recorded >> sad cuz >> I paid tomorrow and my license. >> And then I watched her in the passenger seat jump from the passenger seat into the driver's seat. >> He's talking to you. I got no problem with that. And then I watched Sher in the passenger seat jump into the driver's seat to attempt to deceive me. What's that? >> Are you sure? You see how >> Oh, I'm a thousand% sure. >> Yeah, I have it on video. >> You just said you pulled us on for 10. >> Yeah. Doesn't mean that I can't see. >> Just because they're they're too dark for legal standard doesn't mean I can't see. >> Yeah, but >> and the side windows are aftermarket tinted. The back window looks like it's standard factory tint. So, I can see through the back window just fine. And that's why I immediately opened the back door and said, "Whoa, whoa, whoa. What are you doing?" >> You see my kid? >> What's that? We got our child in the room. >> Okay. So, you probably shouldn't endangered them like that. >> Oh, not today. This is her mom. >> All right. I'm sorry to hear that. All right. So, what are you suspended for? >> Huh? >> What are you suspended for? >> No, I just got out of prison. I've only been out >> ID card. What are you suspended for? >> Oh, my ID. >> Yeah. Why don't you have a license? >> Oh, a ticket. Oh, just a ticket. I had to pay my insurance. Yes, sir. >> And how long ago did you get that suspension? >> Yeah, that that I I owe 260, sir. I swear to God, I owe two $260 to pay my license. I get paid tomorrow. Bro, I got a fortlift job. I I get paid tomorrow. I was going to the DMV personally. >> Open your mouth. Stick your tongue out. You ate the weed, didn't you? >> I ain't no weed. >> I can see on your tongue. >> That ain't no weed. Take your tongue out. Come on. Don't do that, please. Years old. I'm 32 years old. >> I will X-ray you right now. Stick your tongue out. >> X-ray me. I'm not on probation. Don't do that, please. >> Yeah, it's tampering with evidence, man. I can see the evidence. >> The weed is on your tongue. We don't see it on your tongue. I can smell it as you talk to me, man. >> I smoke weed. I don't eat it. Do you eat it? Yeah, that's what I thought. >> No, I smoke. I don't eat no weed. >> All right, listen. >> You want to know why you're in handcuffs? You want to know why everybody's going to jail? That's why >> you took my whole family to jail tonight, man. >> Man, they made some bad decisions in there. >> Oh, that's bad. Wow, that's bad. >> Like, we try I try my hard. I don't sell drugs. I I'm not in the street. I be home at 9 10:00 and I be in my house. I don't be in the like >> You're in the streets right now. What are you talking about? >> Cuz this is my my daughter grandma's house. Okay. The the reason you whipped in the driveway is cuz I pulled you over. >> My daughter, >> you want to know the questions? That's the question. Okay. >> You are lawfully detained. My criminal investig. >> Please. >> I can stand right here. This my mama. >> She's listening to fine, but don't interrupt me. >> Okay. I'm not inter. >> All right. You are lawfully detained my criminal investigation. Okay. You understand that, ma'am? >> What he did? >> I don't understand cuz I don't understand what I'm lawfully detained for. If you can explain to me what I did, I don't >> I have no problem explaining that to you as long as we can talk like adults. >> We could have talked like adults when I was on the other side of the car and I never came to you like you said. >> You said I came over it to you, did I? >> Okay, but that's what you said, right? >> It's on video, >> right? But you said that walking away. You said she's going to jail for me. >> Are we going to talk or are you going to just yell over? >> Just answer that question and I'll answer you. Or did you say that when that cop came you made it seem like I was like coming towards you being wrong? You know that you wrong. >> You did say that, sir. No, I said she's coming with me. >> Wow. >> All right. Go ahead. Go ahead. >> All right. I lawfully stopped this vehicle regardless if it's your property or not. It does not matter. All right. This vehicle >> you stopped a tent and it's been stopped before. Never got a tent. >> It's not my problem. >> Oh, but it's But you work for Flaggler County, right? Flagler County stopped there. So, what one ticket goes, one don't. That's how they do it. >> Not every deputy has a tent meter. I do. >> Well, how many times at night? and they never I can't wait to I want I want the judge to see this one. >> You're more than welcome to see it. It's going to be on video. Multiple angles. >> I have videos here, videos here, and I'm going to have photos of your tent. Okay. >> When you came out, that's fine. You can come out and watch all you want. You can come out and record all you want. >> And I was on my property. >> Nobody's refuting that you were on your property. What you cannot absolutely cannot do that is clearly written in Florida state statute is approach and interfere with my stop. So when you've approached my stop on the other side of this vehicle screaming your obscinities and I told you five times I step back though. Tell me how I interfere. >> With drawing my attention away from the occupants you're doing what you're doing still >> I stopped you from getting her out the car, sir. >> I didn't say that. I said that would be I'm just not understanding. Please explain to me. Hold on. Let me know what Okay, I'm I'm asking a question. To interfere means to stop you from doing what you're doing. to interfere something means I had to stop you, right? >> Okay. >> How did I stop you? >> You withdrew my attention away from my occupant. >> But you still was getting her out the car. It shows that I can't do that. So I didn't withdraw. How did I not mean that you were allowed to do that? >> But how did I take your attention away? That's what I don't understand. I didn't >> because now I'm watching you as a possible threat. >> You're still doing what you're doing. So I didn't interfere. >> No, I can't watch them now. I have two people that just switch seats on me in a vehicle. People do that for a reason. He just ate the weed. He just destroyed my evidence because I'm busy watching you. Meanwhile, your other daughter or granddaughter comes over to my back seat and although I would agreed to allow you to withdraw the children from the vehicle, >> took things out of this vehicle. Now, that may be a child in evidence, a child in a weapon, or just a child. I don't know because now it's already happened. >> But my granddaughter said, "Get the baby out the car." >> I did not say that. >> Who said get the baby? Somebody said get the the baby out. >> They did. The occupants of the vehicle that are now under arrest said that. So, you interfered with my stop. >> Mhm. >> All right. You wanted to talk to my supervisor, right? >> Yep. You was taken to jail. Yep. >> You should be right down the road. >> Okay. >> I'm going to let him review all the videos as well. And here's what happened cuz I don't know what you know and what you don't. All right. I've been behind this vehicle since Anderson over here. All right. I can see it tints are too dark. I'll even throw a meter on it in front of you and you can read it with me and see that it's too dark. I can tell through my training and how many times I pulled over vehicles that these tents are too dark. All right, I initiated my stop. You got the sign. He immediately came over here, pulled into your yard. That's fine. People do it all the time. They live over here. I don't care if they pull into somebody's yard. >> All right. As I walk up and I can clearly see through this back window that has zero tint on it. >> The driver jumps into the back seat while the passenger jumps into the driver's seat attempting to deceive me of who was driving the vehicle, which is commonly related to a crime. Turns out he doesn't have a license, which would be the exact reason he attempted to deceive me. All right. That's a lot of movement in the vehicle that I'm approaching. I don't know if you know we die a lot. I mean, >> a lot of people die a lot. I'm not saying they don't. Who was that for? But why do we need that for, sir? >> I'm letting you know that that's a lot of black people die a lot, too. So, they don't. Okay. So, why do you say we Everybody dies a lot. What do you mean? >> So, why do we need to do unnecessary things? >> You admit that that was irrelevant. >> Nope. >> Anyway, >> what do you mean that was very irrelevant? >> Are you going to listen or you just want to argue about this? >> Wow. We die a lot. Yeah, everybody. >> So, why do we need to do things that >> I don't know. I can't answer that question. >> So, why do you need to come and interfere with my stuff before you even know what's going on? >> Because we die a lot. So, I was making sure they didn't. >> You can record over there. We die a lot. I wanted to make sure they did. >> Increasing the stress is not going to help anybody. >> I wanted to make sure they didn't die. >> Okay. I'm glad to know that. I'm glad that they >> That's why I did I answered your question. I'm glad to know that nobody got hurt neither. I'm going to educate you here. >> I don't need to be educated. I see what I see on the news. That's all I need. I don't need you to educate me. I probably make more than you. I don't need you to educate me. But I'm not under arrest. You said what you did. You said that's why you was doing that. Am I going to jail or you could take this off? But >> like I said, we all die a lot. And after you said that, there's nothing else I would never look at you like that again. >> Sit still. >> All right, man. You're under arrest. You realize that, right? >> Definitely, sir. >> All right. >> So, how much weed did you eat? >> I didn't eat no weed, man. It's on your freaking >> dude. I can see it on your shirt. It's on your tongue. Everything like that. >> Are you on paper at all? >> No, sir. I'm not. >> All right. Is there a reason you did something stupid today? >> No, sir. >> No, sir. >> You know, you just increased this traffic stop from probably a warning. A warning because guess what? You're already at the house. >> That's a warning house, bro. >> You increased it to multiple people going to jail now. >> People do stupid [ __ ] man. stupid [ __ ] all the time, bro. Like stupid. >> All right. And then you ate the drugs. I can smell it three feet away every time you breathe. >> Yeah, but truth truth be told, ain't no drugs in this car, bro. >> Yeah, cuz they're in your stomach now. >> No. N. >> All right, hang out tight. Let me talk to this guy. >> All right. Good evening. >> Hi. >> I'm pull. How can I help you tonight? >> Yes. So, I came out here. He explained why he pulled them. He lied when I guess that cop pulled up. At first he said she's going to jail. She's going to jail. He's going to jail. But he said I was going to jail for interfering. He said he never said it like that. He came over here, explained. He said, "Okay, now she's not going to jail." I guess once I said, "Okay, when they see the video, they'll see that I did not interfere. They see that you still yanked my daughter out the car cuz I still want the yank the video watch." I didn't interfere. Didn't stop you at all. So once I guess I calmed down, he came over here and he's talking and he's explaining to me how he feels like an interference. I feel like interfering is stopping somebody from what they're doing. Me and her didn't see eye to eye on that. So his next thing was to come back and say, "Oh, ma'am, I'm sorry. We die a lot." Okay, we die a lot, too. So, what was your what was that insensitive remark for? It had nothing to do with what we were saying to say, "Oh, sorry, ma'am. We die a lot." What does that mean? >> So, when you when you came out, were you >> I was very angry. Yes. >> So, you were hostile. Were you yelling? >> But I never came. He said, "I interfered." Come interference. What do you What? Tell me what interference is. So, if I'm conducting a traffic stop and a woman comes out and starts yelling me to effing eat or pee, >> yeah, I'm going to consider that. I'm going to consider a traffic stop. >> But interference ain't stopping. Can we look that up? No. >> So, interference isn't to stop. >> If you are directing my attention away from my task at hand because >> But you're still doing your task though, right? >> If you are preventing me because now I have to take my focus off of here with your actions and I have to shift my primary focus. >> But you didn't do it. That's what I'm saying. If that person didn't do it, >> you are asking my opinion on it. >> And I'm ask I'm not going to debate. >> So it's an opinion. It's not that. It's just your opinion on it. >> Your opinion is that you come up and physically do something. Correct. >> No. My opinion is saying interference. No. My opinion is saying if you stopped from what you were doing. If me saying, "Oh, [ __ ] you, [ __ ] D stopped you. Oh, I can't arrest this person now because she's cursing at me." That's an interference. That didn't happen. >> That's your And your opinion is different. So we both have differ of opinions. So, we're not going to see out of eye on. So, no, I don't need to speak with you. Am I arrested, sir? >> 3%. >> That's going to be up to him. That's >> Am I arrested? Can I cuz I have no clothes on cuz we can't go based off opinion. Everybody has opinions like everybody has [ __ ] You can't just like I think that was an insensitive remark for him to say we die because we all die. So, I think that but you probably don't think that was an insensitive remark because you just looking at it as he said we die as cops. But we all die as anybody. cops, white people, black people, anybody. So, just to generalize, y'all lets me know what type of man he is. But in your opinion, it probably wouldn't be that way. >> I think you're inferring that in a different light. >> Well, why would you say that? It had nothing to do with what we were speaking about. There was no guns drawn. So, you saying we die a lot had nothing. >> If someone pops out of a house and we're in the middle of a traffic stop, it heightens our awareness. >> Okay. But at this moment of we talking, he didn't have to say that because there was no guns involved. >> That that there was no guns. >> People don't always use guns to die. That's that's not how that works. Can you ask him if I'm arrested, please? >> Well, I'm I'm trying to have a civil discussion >> and and we're all and me and you are only going by opinion. You can't state facts. What he said was insensitive. You're saying it's not an opinion. So, it's right. That's why I said we're only going to go off an opinion. So, me and your conversation is >> What conversation are you looking to have? Cuz you asked me my opinion about his statement. So, if you don't want >> But you're going to side with him so that there's nothing to say. I want to really speak with you. If I was going to jail, I'm good. I just need to know if they're handcuffed. He can tell you >> our conversation is canceled. I don't need nothing. I don't need nothing else. >> Perfect. And I don't need to provide you any more service. >> Thank you. >> So I just need to know >> I'm not going to be out of there. >> I would say probably not. >> Oh. Oh. Now I'm going to jail because I gave you my opinion. So now I haven't did anything. I haven't disrupted the peace. I haven't did anything. But now I'm going to jail. You have coming out yelling the obsession. But I gave you my opinion and I calm down when he asked me to. >> That doesn't if if I punch him in the face and then I calm down, that doesn't mean I didn't commit a crime. When every every time y'all go to a place, oh, if you shut up before you go to jail, if that person shut up, you never take him to jail. I'm going to jail because I stated my opinion to you. >> No. >> Yes. >> Not in the city. >> Yes, it is. >> Okay. Well, that is your opinion. >> Right. You're right. >> Wow. So, bae, I'm going to jail because I stated my opinion. Now, he just said before when they put these cups on me, he said, "No, you're not going to jail if you give me your name." Didn't he say that? But now he's saying, "I'm going to jail." Actually, what it says, you probably are. >> No. >> And you can roll the camera back later if you like. >> Oh, that's so funny when you call him out, boy. Call me out. >> Now is a probably Yep. You're probably going to jail. But the other cop said I wasn't. >> That's just my opinion. >> But now that you found that out, now it's your opinion that I'm not going. >> You are under arrest. Okay. >> Oh, okay. >> Guess my opinion was right. Can you take >> stand? >> Interference with my traffic stop. >> Wow. >> Interference with a traffic stop. >> You need a transport. >> Uh, yeah. I need one for her to go to jail. Let me get some gloves real quick. >> Yes. >> She's arrested. She's arrested. We're all going. Man, I've been sitting there the whole time. >> Oh, can you turn off my car? >> Unless they want to give me gas money. >> Are we Are we Are we Do we own the car still or No. >> Hey, out of the car. >> I'm not going to ask you again. Come back over here to the car. We're not done with you. >> Come over here. >> Go to the car. Get me out. >> Come on. Right. I'm going to need you to get me out. >> Can I help you? >> And I don't know if she pulled out of the car, so she needs to be safe. >> Have Perkins do that in a second. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> Oh, yeah. Come on, man. >> 6 and 12 seconds. Let's go ahead and do that. >> I can't read my family here. >> Are you taking the female as well or no? >> She's going I don't What do you guys got? Other than her going >> inside the car. >> How many times? >> You said twice. >> All right. First time I'll give her granny cuz she pulled the kid out. >> I believe. >> Second time she was told by your 1015 to go get the keys out of the car. Nothing. Corporate low had to go stop her up there at the trunk of that car >> and she didn't have anything with her like weapons or anything. >> She cut her out. >> Not on probation. >> I don't know. >> Are you on probation? >> Not any forthcoming information. She won't give us any information. >> No date of birth. Oh, wait. She's not even going to identify herself. >> I gave it >> mom. Okay. >> Did we run her? >> Nobody. Let me run her and see if she's on probation. >> Listen. Are you on probation or not? >> We had her right here. >> You're about to get cut loose. If you want to play this game, I'll just take it. >> So, I'm just going to be straight up with you 100% honest. Okay? If you are on paper, you're going to jail. All right? >> If you're not, I'll probably cut you. Even though I have no real reason to do it. Are you on probation? >> Okay, we'll find out. >> You are or not? >> I am. >> I am. >> What are you on probation for? >> Why are you playing games like this? >> I'm not having >> I understand that you don't want to answer questions. I get that. That's your constitutional right. >> No, she's fine. It's just more poor decisions. Under state statute, you are mandated to identify yourself when we stop you for alleged crime or believe crime. Okay. >> I mean, you've been through the system a little bit. You kind of know that. >> All right. I understand she told you to go in the car, >> but now this game of not identifying yourself or having to have your what is it? Grandma or mom give us your info >> and you're already on probation. The standard that >> the very definition of probation is you're on your last straw. Okay. >> Like, >> you know what I mean? >> No, I took >> that find a weed or nothing, man. Oh my >> pork. >> Thank God. >> Thank God. >> Make a mess tonight. >> I ate that [ __ ] >> He said that though. >> Can't do nothing. It's gone. >> Damn. He locked up the whole house. Ma'am, are you a felony? Have you ever been convicted of a felony? >> No. Ever? Okay. >> What do you mean? >> Don't stop your hands. >> I'm not doing What did you What did you >> Listen, are you on probation or not? >> When we had her right here, >> you're about to get >> Now it's a probably Yep. You're probably going to jail, but the other cop said I wasn't. >> That's just my opinion. >> But now that you found that out, now it's your opinion that I'm not going. >> You are under arrest. Okay.