Don't reach. Okay. Don't reach for it. Okay, okay. Okay. All right. You're all right, you're all right. Don't reach. You're good. Okay. Don't reach. I'm not reaching. You're good. Okay, don't move. I'm gonna sit down. I appreciate you- You all right? Are you okay? I'm okay. You okay? Your hands down. Okay Like and subscribe Parking your car in a handicap space when you're not handicapped is a bad look, but when Ali Hani Ali did it in Albuquerque on January 7th, 2025, it led to a wild encounter with unexpected twists and turns that landed him in jail. Hey, what's up bro? Why you looking in my car? 'Cause you're parked in a handicap. I know. I need to get out too. You all right? Do you have a handicap placard? Uh, I work for the property. I'm, uh, uh, security, so you all right? Are you okay? I'm okay. You okay? No, I'm not, 'cause you're parked in a handicap- Then get out. Get out of my way. What? Can you get out of my way? No. I'm a streamer right now. Well, that's fine. I'm not doing anything to you. You're parked illegally in a handicap. Well, I'm over here checking out to my brother, seeing if it's all right. You're parked illegally in a handicap. All right, bro. Let me, let me just leave, bro. Do you have an ID? I'm not gonna get consumed with no ID. Okay. I didn't do nothing to you. You are detained right now 'cause you're par- My bro … parked illegally in a handicap. Officer, I didn't do nothing to you. Let me just leave. You're parked illegally in a handicap. Officer, I have to do something quick. I need to leave. Sir, you're not leaving right now. That's it. What? Well, I'm going to start reading you. Why? What's going on? I need to see your ID. You know me. So you can get a parking citation. You can't park in a handicap. Hey, okay, then why you, why you making it tough for me, officer? What did I do? I need your driver's license. It's cold. I need to go check up on some brother. He's cold. I need your driver's license. I, I'm not gonna give you nothing, bro. Okay. I'm not gonna give you nothing. I don't, I don't have to give you anything, officer. Yes, you do. And you know me, where I work at. No, I, I know- You know me … I do. You know what my name is. You know my name. I don't. Yes, you do, officer. Okay. The man was identified as Ali Hani Ali. He is from Iraq. According to the police report, he is a manager of a high crime property with reports of drug usage and sales. You need to stop. You are detained right now. Okay. If you fail to give me your ID- Okay I'm gonna have to place you in handcuffs. Okay? I need your driver's license. Record this. What, why you detaining me for? Parked illegally in a handicap. I- There's no handicap placard. First of all, first of all, I've been… It's cold over here. I need to go and check up on my brother, seeing if he's okay, and then I'm going back to my car, officer. He's sick. He's sick. He's very sick, officer. I'm not trying to waste your time too. I understand you're doing your job, and I respect it. Then quit arguing with me. You know me. Okay, officer. What's… How, how, how, what, how you want me to help you? Driver's license. Uh, you have my driver's license. You have, and if you write it down, you'll find it, officer. Officer, please- You don't have your ID on you? Yes. Let me go, officer. Okay. My wife and my kids are waiting at the house. Why are you so angry? Please. I've talked to you before. You're always so angry. Why are you- Because, officer, look how cold it is. I'm cold. I'm cold too. Then why… Go, let's sit in your car or something. Okay, fine. You want to sit in my car? Yes. Let's go, let's go. Let's go. What do you mean let's go? Let's go. You said you want to sit in my car. Well, what about, what about my firearm? I need to put that in the car. Don't… Okay, don't reach. Okay. Don't reach for it. Okay. Okay. Okay. All right. You're all right. You're all right. Don't reach. You're good. Okay. Don't reach. I'm not reaching. You're good. Okay. Don't move. I'm gonna sit down. I appreciate you- Yes, Ali somehow managed to carry that concealed in his waistband Okay. Any more firearms on you? No, that's all. Okay. Just keep your hands where I can see them. I am telling you I have a firearm. I know. I'll let you know I have a firearm. I know. Don't, don't, don't, don't put my gun like this, dude. No. Please don't put it like that. Please. There's nothing wrong with it the way it is. Yeah. It's, nothing's gonna break or damage. Okay. Can we go sit in your car, please? In just a second, okay? Okay. Is there any other knives, no other weapons on you? No. Okay. I don't, officer. Officer, he's detaining me for no reason. I already told you why. I informed him I have a gun. I informed him I have a gun. It's under my name. You can go check it out if you want to. Okay. It doesn't make no changes. Okay. But don't scratch it, please. I got you. Okay. Yes, officer. Okay. Now we can talk. Driver's license. I'm not gonna inform you. I didn't do nothing wrong, officer. I already told you, you're not allowed to park in a handicap. Well, but- It don't matter whether it's quick or long … look, mama cat is calling me. Okay. The security guard. I don't care. One second. Hey, mama. Okay. You need to put the phone down. Hey, my mother. Huh? Put the phone down. Hey, Mother, I'm doing security over here at the moment and, um, the officer over here telling me that I can't, uh, can't park at the handicap, and I just told him that I needed to do something to go check up on somebody real quick 'cause he's sick, and I went and checked up on him, and I'm going back to the house, and the officer's checking inside of my car and stuff like that. Come on, officer. We have to, we don't play with loaded guns. We have to unload it. Um, I need to check up on my guy. He's, he's sick, so he just called me. He said, uh, "Brother, I think I'm very sick. You need, you need to come and check me out." So I went to check him out, and he has cold. He's okay. Nothing wrong with him. Okay. Sir, you need- Over here? … to put the phone down. Oh, okay, officer. Okay. We're gonna talk. Okay. And we're gonna go to my car. Okay. Put your hands behind your back. Okay, but wait. Don't reach. My phone, my phone, my phone. Don't reach. I pay for my safety. Yes. I didn't do nothing. Look, I'm peaceful. Put your hands down. Wait up. Okay. Just listen to him, man. Okay? Okay. What did I do? Can I get to you? I didn't do nothing, officer. Okay. I already told you why. Look, I'm peaceful, okay? Okay. You're from, uh, the smoke shop, right? Yes, officer. Well, you were being peaceful- I informed you … this entire time. Yes, you told me- Okay … about the gun, which I appreciate. Thank you. Where's your sergeant, officer? Might me, uh- That's actually a lieutenant right there. How you doing, lieutenant? Hey, how you doing? I'm doing well. And right here is a sergeant. I'm doing. Okay. Just give us a second to figure- Sure, sure, sure … walk over this way. Let's go. Let's go. You recognize him? Okay. Then we can talk, okay? This is my Muslim religion. Yeah. This is my religion. I have to scan you. Okay. Pick it up. Hey, walk over this way. Okay. Wait, what am I going for? You're going to my car. Like you said, you wanted to talk- Yes … in my car, right? I want to sit down. Yes. We're gonna go sit down in my car. Yes, officer, but I'm not… Do you have any more guns on you? Yes, I have it in the, in the vehicle, but I don't give no permission to, to search or nothing. Officer, listen- I said on you, in your, like, in your waistband. No, I don't have it. No, no, no. Okay. Okay. I'm just gonna check. Officer, please tell them- We're just gonna pat you down I didn't do nothing wrong. I just checked up on my friend. Okay. We're gonna search you then. Okay. Okay. Okay. Like you said, you wanted to come talk in the car- Yes … 'cause it's cold, so we're- Don't close the door, okay? We're gonna pat you down. Yeah. Look, watch. Just making sure you got no wea- more guns. I don't have no more guns on me, officer. And just because of your behavior- Yes, in the car, but I don't give you no permission to check this is. Okay. I hear you. So- Have a seat. Okay. All the way in. No, no, I'm not gonna go all the way in. Why? Sir, my wife is by herself. My kids is by themselves. I came to check up on my friend. I didn't do nothing wrong, officer. The sooner you comply, the sooner this will go, the faster this will go. O- okay. Yes. So kick your feet in. Okay. All the way in. Okay. Thank you, sir. Okay. We'll talk to you. But, but wait. Don't close. I have COVID. Please don't close the door. I have to close it You good? Yeah Did he get out? Yeah, it was in his waistband. It was in his waistband. He's the- He's the- … owner of, uh, Good to Car- or not Good To Go, uh- The smoke shop … the smoke shop. At Cor- at 100 Coors. Yeah. Yeah, and- He's always like that … and I've been getting tips that he's selling. I saw him pull in here and he's, uh- I, I, I got one of those tips yeah, and he parked in the handicap. I came up to see if he had the handicap placard, and as soon as he saw me walk up to his car, he came down super 39. Officer, what did I do, officer? You can't do me like that. I didn't do nothing. You- I gave you my name. I gave you my name. You haven't given me, you haven't gave me nothing. Because, because you have it, officer. I don't have it. If I had it, I wouldn't ask. I didn't know, I didn't know. It's Ali Hani Ali. Premise hazards directed. What's your social? Stop yelling. Okay. I have all my documents at my house because I lost my ID. I didn't do nothing, officer. Premise hazards directed. I want to speak with the lieutenant, please. I want to speak with a supervisor, officer. Ali, is that what you want me to call you? Yes, officer. Ali. Yes, officer. Just 'cause you're in handcuffs, I have to read you this, okay? Yes. Miranda warning. You have the right to remain silent. Okay. Do you understand your rights? I do understand my rights, sir. Do you wanna talk to me? Uh, about what, sir? It's a yes or no. Yes, I'll talk to you. Okay, thank you. I appreciate that, man. No problem. So where is your wife at? Well, my wife's at, uh, at my mother house. Where's that? . Okay. Who were you coming to see here? I came to see my friend, uh, Travis. He works up in that room. Travis? He's the security and he's not there anymore. Travis what? I'm sorry? Travis what? I don't know his last names are. I just know him under Travis, that's all. What room did you go see him at? It's, it's, it's room, uh, 265. 265, is that where he stays? And it's em- it's no, not nobody there, and Mama Cat called me, officer, and she told me he's not working there no more. Then I was like, "Ah, okay." Who's Mama Cat? Mama Cat is one of the securities, uh, around here. Okay. Do you, where's your concealed carry permit? Uh, I have it in there. Where? I, I, I have it in there. In where? In the, in the, um, uh, put Ali Ali, put my last name and it show it. No, it's supposed to be on you. It's on my phone. Would you like me to show you? No, you're supposed to have the card. I, see, I didn't know about that. All I knew is I didn't concealed it. It's, it's right there. No, 'cause it- I will show you … in your waistband is concealed. See, officer, that part, I promise you, officer, I didn't know about that. Okay. I promise you. I, I have a concealed carry. You could check my history, run a fish. I just did and nothing came up. Can I show you my phone, please? I, I show you my phone, officer, please. Yeah, doesn't say anything about a concealed carry. Can I show you my phone, though? It's on my phone. Just give me a second, okay? Yes, officer. Please don't give me a hard time, officer. My wife and my kids, uh, depend on me. You're giving me a hard time. Oh, sorry, sorry. The officer was not buying Ali's story, as he suspected Ali was actually dealing drugs. He went inside the hotel to further investigate. How's it going, guys? Well, hi. Who's the manager on duty right now? He's the captain. The captain will come here and be right with you. He's back there talking to the other guy? How you doing? Hi, you doing, Chris? I'm doing peachy. He has a concealed carry, but he says his phone's are, uh, nothing's coming up when I look it up in the system. Good. Yeah, that's still where he's going to. Yeah. And he said there's, he's got another one in the car. Yeah. Yes, officer. How you doing? I'm doing good, officer. Will you calm down a little bit? Yes, officer. Okay. I'm sorry. So you said you're here to work. Yes, officer. 'Cause I just talked to the manager, they don't know you. Okay. I, uh, Mama Cat, she's the one that hired me, and I can give you her number, officer, okay? Okay. Who's Mama Cat though? But, like- She's- … what company does she work for? She, she didn't tell me, brother. She just, she just calls me her- What's her real name? She never told me. She, she just called her name is Mama Cat. Okay. So you understand this is kind of- Yes, I do … don't make a whole lot of sense. I do. I- How do you get paid? I don't get paid. I'm volunteer. I do volunteer. You do volunteer security- Yes … and you don't get paid. Yes. Okay. What, what level security guard are you? Uh, I work at the, I work at the one at Central and Course, and then, uh, they're gonna, they, they're gonna give me- But what level of security, what, what card do you have? For security, you're supposed to have, like, a level one, level two, or level three card. I, I'm, I'm still working on it. What level- I'm still working on it. Okay. So, so you're acting as a security guard armed with a firearm. No, that's, that's my, that's my, uh, I, I, I com- I just carry them with me, brother. It's, over here is dangerous. Oh, but you're not s- but you said you're here to work as a security guard. Yes. No, no, I said I work over here as a security. I'm not here to come to work to security. Okay. Yes. My English barrier is bad, that's why, I apologize, but I, I work with Mama Cat. Okay. I'm a volunteer. Just what, what's going on here, man? Man- Like, let, okay. Man to man, let's break it down. Yes, yes. Like, I'm tired of playing all these games. What are you doing here? Okay. So my friend, my friend, he's sick. Okay. He told me to come to 265. No one lives in 265, I just checked. See, what I'm saying, I went over there, officer, and then nobody was there. I came down- How did this friend contact you? He contact me through my phone. Okay. So if I were to look at your phone, there is, there'll be a missed call or a call from that guy? Yes. At what time? Yes. And I could call him back and he'll tell me all this? Yes, if you get ahold of him, yes. Okay. I tried to call him, he's not answering. Okay. And, and I, I, he's not answering. Okay. But officer, I just want, please, I have come down, I just need a little water. I'm okay, sir. Okay. I don't have no water, but- Yes. Okay. So- I came to just visit him, that's all. I, I'm not at the job, I'm not out working, I just came to visit him, but the problem is over here, it's hot, man. You know, over here, it's really hot. A lot of people, like, they're dangerous here, man. Uh-huh. That's why I'm scared. That's why I c- I carry with me everywhere I go. Okay. But you don't have a concealed carry, so that's illegal. I do have, I put on the tube. I hold like this way. Yeah, that's illegal. Well, I have a, a, a paper, I show you. You just give me my phone. You don't have it. I can look it up. I don't- No, give me my phone. I show you. Your phone's not legal. Whatever paper you have on your phone, it's not a legal paper. I did it on fisch.com. That's not legal. How? That you carry your gun like this? No. So you're telling me I'm gonna go to jail, officer? I'm looking into it. I'm trying to figure that out. Okay. 'Cause right now you're not allowed to carry a gun like that. Okay. That's a charge. I will- So whether you go to jail or not, you're still gonna get charged, okay? So right now you're parked illegally, which is one charge, okay? You, you're, you're, you're- My wife, man … listen. Please, my wife, man. Listen, listen. Please let me just call her. Please, man. No, listen. Please. I need you to be honest with me though. Yes. Okay? Yes. So you don't have a concealed carry permit, correct? Yes, I do. Where, from where? From fisch.com. I show you. Fisch.com? F-I-S-H like fish? Just give me my phone. Just give my phone, I show to you Where's your phone? I, it's on top of the car. On top of the car? Can you… Okay, so where do I go? Um, just, just, just, just, just, sh- just- Where do I go? Um, up Up? I don't know. I up, up Are you trying to do pictures or what? Uh, uh, files No, no. Uh, exit, exit, exit. G- go, go call. File. Put file. Officer, just get me down. File. Go to file. Press enter. Okay? Look. Uh, look. Certification. This? Yes. Which one is this? This is a New Mexico Hunter Education instructions- Thank you … for completing certification. Thank you. Okay? See? You successfully passed the New Mexico online hunter educ- See? That's a hunter education course. That is not a concealed carry permit. That is hunter education- Oh, no, no. The other one. Okay, then The other one. Uh, uh, slow down. Uh, go to files. Up, cut. Do you want shortcuts? Shortcuts. Uh … Oh, no. No, no. Uh, go back again. Uh, uh, cloud. Uh, go to certification. Okay. Uh … So this is for a hunting license. Ali told officers he needed the gun for protection, and claimed to have a valid concealed carry permit, but when he finally showed them his phone, what he actually had was proof that he had completed a New Mexico hunter education course, not a concealed carry license. Wallah, it said concealed carry. I promise you, said concealed carry. Okay. So officer, please. I under- I, uh, you- Let me call my wife. Just let me call my wife. Okay. Uh, if, if we- Please … go anywhere, I'll, I'll let you call your wife. But as of right now, you don't have a concealed carry. Okay? You said you had another gun in the car. What kinda gun is in the car? A scorpion. A scorpion? Yes, a scorpion. Okay. And this- What about the other one that was in your waistband? I bought, I bought this from NBC as well. Okay. Is the … So just the two, just the scorpion's in the car? No other guns? No other guns. Okay. Just hang out for me, all right? Officer. So, hey, look up. What's up? Please. Look at me. Wallah, I didn't know. I just, I just, the, I just do the, uh, education thing, and I did it. It said concealed carry. And then I have it there. I showed you the- But it's not, though. It's a hunter c- course. It's not for concealed carry. See, it's two of them are. It's a hunter course. It's for hunting. Just don't take my … It's not for concealed carry. I have to feed my kids. Okay. I gave him the opportunity to show me his concealed carry. I looked at his phone. It's a hunter course. He's got a hunter certification. He took a hunter education course. It's not a concealed carry. Ali Hani Ali was originally charged with one felony, unlawful carrying of a deadly weapon, along with two misdemeanors. But according to the police report, officers found pills, pipes, and other contraband that they believed was connected to the sale of narcotics inside his vehicle. That led prosecutors to add several more charges: trafficking of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, escaping or attempting to escape the custody of a peace officer, and concealing identity. Ali Hani Ali ultimately pleaded guilty to the felony drug trafficking charge. All other charges were dismissed. He was sentenced to five years of probation. Do you agree with this sentence? Let us know in the comments below. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in the court of law. Subscribe our channel to see more body cam coverage like this