I need your driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> Why why do you need my driver's license? First of all, why are you pulling me over? Nope, I need your driver's license, your registration, and your proof of insurance. >> I I study law, okay? And I'm not a dummy, and I know everybody down at that office. >> about 2 seconds to give me your information, or you're going to go to jail. It's as simple as that. Oh, wait. Hold on, hold on. I want you to repeat that. 2 seconds. I got 2 seconds, or I'm going to go to jail? >> your driver's license, your registration, and your proof of insurance, or you're going to go into handcuffs, and you're going to go to jail. >> that's illegal? >> It is not. It actually is. It actually is. >> Can you call your supervisor? Call your supervisor down here. Nope. No, you will call your supervisor down here. Nope. I know my law. I know my law. >> to give me your stuff? You cannot touch me. Okay. No, you cannot touch me. >> your stuff. Call your supervisor. Call your supervisor. Why are you cuffing me? What the HELL ARE YOU DOING? WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO ME, BRO? WHAT THE [ __ ] I I'VE HAD NECK SURGERY. I don't care, dude. WHAT THE [ __ ] ARE YOU DOING? OH MY GOD, BRO. OH MY [ __ ] god. Call emergency, and call your supervisor right now. You are 100% absolutely wrong for what you just did to me. I'm going to file suit. >> can slow everybody down. I'm going to file suit. Call your supervisor. >> send a notice. Call your supervisor. You just committed a crime, a felony. >> Okay. Unfuckingbelievable. You threw me. I've had neck surgery. Yep. Well, you shouldn't have been resisting me. >> I didn't resist you. I asked you why did you stop me? Wow, I'm going to sue the [ __ ] out of you. >> Okay. Good luck. No, I will win. It's $100,000 for every violation. You are touching me without your supervisor present. Yeah, cuz I'm doing my job, buddy. No, it's not your job. You're actually violating my rights. And on top of that, I'm Native American. Okay. Yeah, do you know you you're not even allowed to touch me, bro? >> That's not how it works. You're a commercial entity. You're not even a freaking part of the [ __ ] [ __ ] my land, dude. You're You're a commercial entity. Okay. You need to call your supervisor. You cannot >> coming. You cannot treat me like this. That's fine. >> I know all the biker cops and everybody, bro. You are so [ __ ] powerful. Oh my god. That's funny cuz I'm one of them. Yeah, okay. Well, I'm glad that you could freaking treat me like that. Well, you resist me and that's how we're going to play the game, buddy. >> you. Yeah, you did. I asked you why you stopped me. And you said you weren't going to tell me. I did not. And then you said, "I'm going to give you Give me your driver's license." I said, "Why did you pull me over?" Yep. And you threw me off my bike. Oh my [ __ ] god, bro. >> away from me. I did what? You pulled away from me. >> I pulled away from you cuz you grabbed me, bro. >> Mhm. You can't touch me without telling me what's going on. >> Yes, I can. You will not have a job when I'm done with you. >> Okay. Good luck with that. I [ __ ] HURT, BRO. STOP. ROLL UP. >> I HURT. ROLL ON your side. >> I'm I'm a quadriplegic on my neck, bro. I'll sit up. >> my C3. I'm going to help you up. There you go. Jesus Christ. I SEVERED MY C3, BRO. OKAY. [ __ ] my neck hurts. I have to take [ __ ] medicine every day just to walk, bro. Well, the jail will be able to help you out with all your medications. Oh, hi, officer. Deputy >> ask you a question. Let me ask you a question. Where's your supervisor? Well, you work for the Sheriff's Office. His isn't coming. That's fine. Sheriff is perfect. Let me ask you a question. Is it Is it Is it okay for him to pull me over and I ask why he pulled me over and he grabs me and freaking grabs me and cuss me and throws me to the ground without telling me why he pulled me over? I don't know. I wasn't here. >> Wow. I've never in my life, being a Mason, all the things I've done for this community. Oh, I know I know I know I know your I know your cap. I know your cap. I know all both caps. >> Who's that? I know all I know them all. I'm Dude, I'm related to the Wilkies. Name them. >> I'm related to the Wilkies. I know Mayor Diesel. He lives up the street. I help him do it build this build his house back. >> No, that's crazy. I asked him, "Why did you pull me over?" He says, "I don't have to tell you that." >> I'm going to stand up. Ready? My neck my neck my neck. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Pull your feet up. There you go. Hold on. My neck. There you go. All righty. Walk over here to my car. Hold on. My neck. You're good. So, I'm going to let you lean on the front of my car. Can you please pick up my bike, please? Yep. Right here on the front of the car. I want to know Beautiful. What what was done to me is not illegal. I studied law for 2 and 1/2 years, and what he just did to me is not illegal. It's not. I know it's not illegal. No, it's it's it's illegal what you did to me. It's not illegal by me asking. No, you can ask all you want. Are you a supervisor? Are you the supervisor? >> Yes, I am. Sir, can I please have a word with you? In a second. Oh my goodness. Is this my town, dude? Is this not my town that I grew up in? God, my face is all all puffy. Yeah, lean on the car, buddy. You're good. I had neck surgery. You threw me down to the ground for no reason. You pulled me over. You didn't tell me why you were pulling me over. Hi. Hey, Hal. It's it's it's Andre. Oh my god. Why are you treating me like this? Cuz he fought me. I already told you. What you did to me was 100% illegal. >> Okay. You pulled me over. I asked, "Why are you pulling me over?" And you said you're not going to tell me why. You know, for one, I'm a DUID 272. I I I'm a citizen of that that that was in slavery. My grandmother was 100% Cherokee. I'm Native. On top of that, you you grab me, bro, and you don't even tell me why you're pulling me over. You throw me to the [ __ ] ground. Why don't you listen to what I'm telling you to do? I asked you why did you pull me over, and you said you weren't going to tell me that. >> I did not say that. It's on your camera. >> Yeah, I'm sure it is. And I said, "Why why do you need my license?" I told you why. Why did you pull me over? I told you. I'll give you I'll give my license, but I know why you're pulling me over. >> It's probably cuz you don't have a license. Oh, there it is. >> I don't have a license? I'm a Mason. I I work I know all the judges. This This is crap, man. Hey, if we can just get him to the pool car. >> I I didn't do anything wrong. All right, lean up off the car. This is unbelievable. I did nothing wrong. I'm suing I'm I'm calling my lawyer. I'm so suing. Okay. You You pull me over. You throw my bike on the [ __ ] ground, bro. Mhm. I didn't do anything. I have no record, and you're treating me like I'm a criminal. That's what happens when you fight, buddy. I didn't fight. I asked you why did you pull me over, and you said you weren't going to tell me that. You didn't do your job by by You know, you work for me, bro. Yeah, I'm I'm I'll be I'll be calling I'll be calling American Eagle. I'll be calling Chetwood. Dude, it's on. Yeah, he's okay. All right, I did that whole side. I got this whole side. I'm I'm calling my I'll kick you out. it's on. You're going to find out real quick I'm not just any day or you smart now. So blue stop sign coming out of Winn-Dixie blaring music blue lights are flashing all over his backpack I'm like yeah I'll stop this guy. He was speeding too but I don't have a radar whatever. Stop him and he's immediately [ __ ] throwing his hands up like the what the [ __ ] thing. Pull him blaring music and he's like I'm a native I'm a native I'm like dude I can't hear you turn your music off like I can't hear you. And I'm like all right I'm a string with the Edward police department can I get your license and registration and proof of insurance. He's like I'm not giving you [ __ ] why did you stop me? I was like and like dude he's flailing like being like extra. And he's like I'm not I don't have to give you [ __ ] yeah I don't I'm not giving you nothing. I'm like dude just give me your driver's license or registration and your proof of insurance. I'm not giving you nothing na na na. I said I'm going to tell you one more time and then you're going to go into handcuffs. He's sitting on the bike. He goes [ __ ] that. So I grab his left hand I get him around get a cuff on. As soon as I do that he starts to stand up and spin around. So I just went nope leave. And then he landed on the ground I laid on top of him cuffed him and he'll be good. No why are you pulling me over? We're going to hop in Dave's truck. Come on. Come on. I'm going to go to the truck. Oh my god. I told you I'm really a [ __ ] male patient. So what is it? What is what's your pain? What are you saying is it My spine I have a spinal cord injury and I've had fusions in my neck. All right where at? Upper? Yes. >> lower? My C5 C6 and I've had a severed C3 and I'm not supposed to be thrown around like that. Okay. Oh my god I'm [ __ ] dizzy I can't I I [ __ ] All right you can sit down if we get you to the truck and then we'll help you. It's It's different than that it's it's called me not being able to move my legs and walk sometimes because I'm [ __ ] I don't I'm a rare case at the Mayo. >> Hey, real quick. I don't want to have to carry you. I know that well Can we walk at least? Bro, I was a quadriplegic. I broke my [ __ ] neck. Ah. There we go. There we go. God. Bless it. All right. There's a lot of room in here, so but you got a little hop that you got to get up there. >> I want to know why I got pulled over. Sir, let's get in the truck. >> I still don't know why I got pulled over, sir. >> the truck and we can talk. There's no blood. I'm just going to help you make sure you don't fall. That's all I'm doing. I'm not kidding. I I know my [ __ ] >> Slide into the truck and turn. You got to close the door on my feet. I'll talk to you. God damn it, doc. Oh. Ah. I'm hurt. I'm hurt. I need I might need an ambulance. Well, we can get you to the hospital if need be. Yeah, I I'm I'm going to [ __ ] need it. Okay. You hurt me. Okay. You hurt me. Oh my god. Need you to slide in a little more cuz the door's going to hit your knee if I shut it right now. So, you're not going to tell me still why I got pulled over, huh? >> to know that when you get in the truck. You want to get to the hospital. I I I really want to know why. Okay. I I've never ever in my life been pulled over. >> So, when you came out of the parking lot and onto the 442, you blew a red stop sign. Then you went all the way across all four lanes of traffic, all the way into the left turning lane. Your speaker was flashing. >> I I stopped. No. I stopped at the stop sign. You know I did. >> Okay. Any who. I had both feet down. I had both feet down. That's how I know I stopped. >> still be rolling with both feet down. That that makes sense. >> I had I'm I'm on a hill. >> First off, >> [clears throat] >> you have flashing blue lights on your backpack. Can't have any flashing blue lights when you're riding down the road. Third off, your music's obnoxiously loud. And fourth off, you were speeding. So, that's why I'm going to shut the door. I got some stuff I got to >> actually. >> weren't. Not till I caught up. Oh, man. Let me just take a look behind you, buddy. >> Oh, okay. Oh, man. While we're hanging out for a minute, just so you know, your motorcycle can be at Edgewater Towing. I'm going to submit your gun for safekeeping. That way it doesn't run off. >> Uh you just have to call our evidence department, schedule a time to come pick it up. You just have to prove who you are. I have your phone and your ID. That's going to go with you to the jail. I didn't leave all that. Uh all the rest of your property secured in your backpack and will be secured with your motorcycle. All right? Oh, my leg. Oh. Oh. Oh. There you go. >> are so tight. >> You want to hop out and I can try and fix them? Yeah. All right. Just turn around. Just hop out and you just face right here and lean in the door sill. I'll try and fix them. >> Oh, my legs. Need me to help you up? >> Oh. Oh. Am I helping or hurting? Yeah, it's all right. I'm just trying to get my legs to work. >> you're good. Oh. All right, spin around right there. >> Oh. Perfect. You just hold tight and I'll I'll fix them for you, okay? You all right right there for a minute? Yeah. All right. Let me try and get these gloves off of you, buddy. That'll probably help you. All right, I'm using this. All right. >> law enforcement. That should be better for you. My best friend Neil Kelly, he's retired law enforcement. Oh. Why is that hurting? I'll be honest, you got some pretty pretty good sized wrists, man. So, it's not going to be the most comfortable for you. No, it's that and my my my neck and back when I go to move, it's like Yeah. All right. Yeah. Like I said, I mean I I just got to toss a couple things out of my car into this car, and then we're headed up to the hospital, all right? >> Yeah. All right. You good right there for a minute? Yes, sir. All right. He was charged with resisting arrest without violence and is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. 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