According to state law, present. That's it. You look, look. You want it or you not, boy? >> Can you hand it to me? >> No. >> A suspected road violator spotted on the run. He slammed the gas hard in seconds. He went from fast to furious. >> Hey sir, >> I'm officer patrol police department. Reason for the stop is cuz you're going 50 back there on that. >> Yeah. You got your driver's license. Proof of insurance. Is this where you live? >> The road. You going to block the road? >> Yeah. My wife's going to be home in a minute. She >> Okay. You have your driver's license? Well, yeah. But you going to block the road and keep my wife out of the driveway? >> Is that like a reasonable thing for you to do? Blocking the road? Okay. >> Is that a reasonable thing for you to do? Block the road? >> Do you see me move my driver's license? Do you not? Oh, it's a credit card. Well, you got So, you can see yourself in the >> calm down, sir. >> You're standing on my property. I do whatever the I want here, son. >> 37 right here. 371. Roll me another one. >> Okay. Touching a thing of mine. the you do >> take it from me then boy if you think about it >> sir what is your problem >> my problem is you blocking road my wife's coming home and what are you doing sitting here standing in the driveway >> sir this could be all >> oh it could be you right it could be here's my driver's license you ain't handing it to you you ain't handing you boy >> sir what is your problem >> your problem sending driveway keep asking me the same question keep asking you the question. Which one do you want to answer first? >> You right here. >> Okay. You have your answer? >> Yeah, I sure do. You want to see it? >> Yes, sir. >> Oh, well, how you ask a question that's relevant then you >> right there. >> Okay. Can I hear? >> No, you ain't handing you. You do, boy. Tell me one more. >> He stepped out of the vehicle, but this wasn't Vin Diesel. No charm, no accountability, and definitely no license to show. >> Lie to me again. >> Lie to me one more guy. You say it with your eyeballs, boy. >> Give it to me. >> You know, you know the you say you ain't handing I have to present it according to state law. Present. That's it. You look Look, you don't off >> sir. I need to run. Just calm down, sir. >> You calm down. Get the out of here. You either do your job. I presented it as you requested. Now you want it or you not. Boy, >> can you hand it to me? >> No. Did I say I was gonna hand it to you the first time? Okay. No, I didn't. Well, then what the is wrong with your hearing, boy. When I said no the first time, you bust a lot of women, boy, cuz you don't know what the know means, >> dude. Your boy, >> what's the driver's license? >> Shut the up. I don't answer questions. You want to look at it, look at it. You don't >> figure the out. >> You're not going to give me a job. >> I will do whatever the I'm required by the law to do. You want to look at it? I own my property. You step the back. The matter with you. >> What is your problem? >> You want it or not? >> I do. >> Then shut the up and look. You keep running your mouth. You little saw off God. Can't stand pieces of pigs like you. You driving blocking a driveway. You're too stupid to get your piece of out of the road. Then you walk up here and you tell me you have to see my ID in your hand. >> All right, sir. Stand right. All right. >> Yeah, this guy's being real erratic and he showed me his ID. He want to give it to me and >> he's just going to be a problem whenever I give him a ticket. Did you stand by? >> He might not even sign it. >> His engine was off, but he was the one who revved up as officers moved in to do their job. He snapped, turning a routine stop into chaos. >> Are you okay, man? >> What? >> Look a little bit in pain. You good? >> No, I'm always in pain. >> What's going on? >> Pain? What do you mean? What's going on? >> Oh, you said that you were in pain just then. >> I just said I was in pain. I'm always in pain. What do you want? >> I'm curious what the pain is. Maybe I'm getting curious. No, I don't need an email. I said I don't answer questions down attorney present for law enforcement. So, you got anything that's relevant or you just coming over here and make small talk and casual conversation? >> No. >> Okay. Well, don't get off my property. >> You don't want the police, boy. Did I ask you a question or did I tell you something, boy? Off the property. You're not welcome here. That means pass the easement. Right out there. That way. >> Come on over there. >> Hey, what are you touching me for? >> Go over there. >> I Hey, no you you're not going >> you. What I said, boy, did you not hear me the first time I talked to you? You got no reason to put your hands on me at all. I have not approached you. You walked to me. So if you don't like it, that's your problem. I hope that body cams on, son, cuz it might or might not save your qualified immunity, any of that. Now, you got a ticket or you got a not a ticket? >> Yes, sir. >> Great. Let's see it. >> All right. Give me one second. You ready? >> Yeah, I'm good. He's fine. What's he going to do? Jump up and get mad? The only getting mad here is you. >> Buddy, you're on my property. I told you get the off of it. So, what the do you think I should be? >> Huh? Which one do you think I ought to be? Back me up. >> Back me up. >> Back me up, boy. For what? For what? >> For what? Aggressive. You're on my property. I told you to leave. I'll be as aggressive as I Well, please, son. You're on my property, not yours. If this is your property, guess what? You me right off, too. So what the is your problem? That little star and your don't make you a big boy. Big boy. Now get the off my property, you little piece of >> The police had reached their limit. And when Trenton opened his mouth, that was the last straw. >> Hey, come here for a second. You doing >> got a warrant. Come here. >> Warrant? What? >> Come here. I'm not dogs. >> They're all watching dogs. They're all elderly. Here, grab dogs. Tell your mom. What's the warrant for, fellas? Come this way. What's the warrant for, fellas? The warrant, fellas. The warrant. Now, you'll tell me right now. Get up. What's the warrant for, fellas? Come on. What's the warrant for, fellas? What's the warrant for, fellas? Hey, what's that warrant for? I wonder how many times they're going to hear me ask from the body camera when this shit's going in court. I wonder anybody. Anybody going on over here? >> What's the warrant for, fellas? We're traffic. You're also in custody for evading. Oh, I'm sorry. What? >> For evading. >> Evading what? Me? >> I'm not evading. >> Arrest. Arrest me for what? You said awards for you piece of tow vehicle. >> I'm trying you. You got arms around. >> I'm working on it. You little piece of what your mama not you manners or you just asam daddy was. >> Oh man. 37 showing custody. You got everything? >> Did you talk to them yet? >> Just a kid inside. >> Just a kid. >> Hey, so your kid is here by herself. >> Who said that? I thought that's one partner just said that you told him that your wife's on the way. How far out is she or is she here? >> I don't answer questions. Sorry. No. >> Okay, we can call CPS. >> CPS for what? >> What's the CPS for? Genius. You too stupid to understand she's not alone. >> Yeah, let's go confirm. >> Hello. Do you live here? >> Um, so you live here? >> Uhhuh. >> All right. Who is your husband's name? What's your husband's name? I'm divorced. >> You're divorced? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, does your does your ex drive this vehicle? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Is he What is his name? >> All right. Is he supposed to be over here? Okay. Um, so here's the thing. He just got arrested. All right. For warning and evading. So, >> is there You're fine. >> Sorry. I was just like, what? >> No, no, no. You're fine. Um, is there anybody inside the house with your daughter or >> Yeah, my grandpa. >> Your grandpa? >> Yeah. Yeah, we're talking on the phone. >> Okay. >> Awesome. So, the way he made it seem she was all by herself. We just want to make sure. >> No, no, no. My grandpa's right in there. He's watching us right now. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. No, he just can't hear very well, so he probably didn't Oh, no. I have the doorbell undone because of the dogs. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> We just want to double check. >> Nope. Totally been talking to him right now. He asked what's for dinner. So, >> and does your your ex doesn't live here or anything like that? >> Oh gosh, no. He lives out out in the middle of freaking nowhere and we only just hang out sometimes. So, >> okay. And he was, but you're okay with him being over here. He wasn't criminally trespassed. Nothing. >> Oh, no, no, no. He wasn't criminally trespassed. No, we uh Oh, we broke up for a little while, but I didn't um Nothing like that. >> You know, it was mutual. All good. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Um we're like just hanging out. He helps. I have a surgery on Monday. He was going to help me out. >> Okay. Probably not now. >> Yeah. >> So, >> all right. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> Thanks, y'all. No, definitely. >> Have a rest your day. >> Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. >> How do I help him get out? >> So, he gets two free phone calls. >> Uh-huh. >> He'll be able to call you. >> All right. >> And this is Okay. It's Thursday. It's not a Friday. >> Is he normally aggressive towards police? He's normally aggressing towards everyone. Okay. So, and he didn't used to be like this have it anymore, but and he's like this now. He saw her for a while and he was on for a while and uh nothing just so it just made him aggressive though. He wasn't like this eight years ago, but then when we found everything, it it did it it really excuse my language, but yeah. and all kinds of stuff. So, >> okay. >> Yeah. Which is why we don't, you know, we're not like completely together and we don't live together anymore, but he is still a good person. You know what I'm saying? And so, and I know that >> because after talking with M and stuff, >> it's never going to be back. All we can do is do >> and hope they work and things like that. So, but yeah. So, that's >> that's a normal thing. >> Gotcha. >> Yeah. >> All right. We have a rest of your day. You got anything legal on you? >> Any left or anything like that? >> Questions. >> Step out. >> Come on. I'm trying backwards, don't you? Lucky you. >> Turn around. >> I don't consent to any circus seizures on my property. Your person. Okay. We don't need consent. >> You don't. >> You're under arrest, sir. >> For what? >> You haven't told me that. >> For your warrant. >> For what warrant? >> Evading what? >> Evading what? Evading one arrest, you piece of goating what arrest? Which one? For what? >> Sit down. >> For what? Arrest for you piece of monkey. Huh? >> What? >> What is the rest for? You were Is there not a crooked cop in the whole force up this piece of you are kind of the crooked I've ever met in my life. You got a truck warrant for >> from Greg County? Who? >> Greg County Sheriff's Office. >> I ain't got a I don't know that I've ever gotten ticket in Harrison. Greg County ever in my life. So I don't know what the you're talking about, Chief. But you're a cop and you make up all the time. So I guess lying doesn't really bother you a bit, does it, boy? When you lie for a living like a piece of trash. I guess if I got used to lying, I don't got another difference either. How many cops came for an arrest, bud. >> I guess that's a zero, huh? You've arrested zero crooked cops. So, do you have So, then you have to ask yourself, does that make you an or just complicit? Which one are you? You just too stupid to see the crooked cops or are you uh you know, actively involved in it? Have you ever even heard of the Institute for Justice? Is that a thing in your mind that has ever crossed your path? The Institute for Justice? You know, this police for profit that y'all pull? You think this is aggressive? Boy, you really are a little, aren't you? Jesus Christ. Is there anybody that didn't you in high school? Good god, boy. I mean, they see you're short and got short man syndromes really got a you don't it son. You must be furious. You want to see aggressive? Well, if you take these cuffs off, you take your little tin star off. We'll go out back and I'll show you what aggressive is. You want to see real aggression, son? Oh, you know what the uh you know what the Kentucky twostep is? Have you ever heard of that? It's where the uh summon has been uh uh signed and given. You know, the my court summons for my ticket. And then you came back and said, "Oh, but wait, something else." See, it's called a Kentucky twostep. We're going to talk about that in court. You're going to find out. You'll get an education. Don't worry. We'll educate you. I mean, I know you're we'll get you a good education, boy. Somebody needs to teach you how to do your job, brother. >> And if it's me, that's fine. Not at all. [Music] >> Hands up. Set up. [Music] >> You good? >> What's wrong? >> All right. >> Where we going here? >> Which way? >> Left, right? What we talking about? >> He was taken into custody, charged with a traffic warrant, resisting arrest, and a speeding citation. The chase was over, but the consequences were just beginning. And just like that, the chase came to an end. 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