In this body cam footage, a man gets pulled over for having tinted windows. What starts out as a routine traffic stop takes an unexpected turn because once the officers realize who they're talking to, the situation shifts from serious to light-hearted. >> Roll your window down. >> Roll your window down or open your door there, big dog. Watch out. Get him. Get him. Get him. Get him. Don't move. >> Stay over there. >> Is that for us? Is that channel for us? 93 traffic. >> Oh, we ain't leaving this over here. >> We're just messing with this uh probation sentence he had. I pulled him up for window tent. Yeah. And clearly he couldn't see anything and he went over the window down. >> Mhm. Damn. Aren't you on probation? >> You're on probation, too. >> Don't be moving. >> Quit moving. >> Moving. >> Quit moving. >> Oh, you [ __ ] It's awesome. I love it. >> What happened? What happened to your neck brace? Also, you got >> Yeah, I'm not. >> Listen to me real quick. You got anything on? >> I can't understand mumble [ __ ] talk. Excuse me. I don't understand. Do you talk with a flection or do you like to spread your feet again? >> I don't know. I'm never going to line him up. >> He's a [ __ ] lady. >> Yeah, I got him. >> For real. >> Hey, look at me. Don't move your feet. >> I'm not going nowhere. I promise. >> I know you're not cuz if you pull on the ground. >> I ain't even going to try no. I'm just standing still, bro. >> All right. Quit [ __ ] moving. I got it. What are you worried about? What? Got to go to jail. >> Tired of going to jail? Yeah, I make different career choices. You tired of doing you got anything in there? [ __ ] I love it. [ __ ] love it, dude. Yeah, I got in the car. All right, let me see this real quick. Make sure those aren't going to tighten up. Put them in here. >> Let me uh double lock them real quick. Um that I don't know. I just put him in there for now. And real quick, I know I checked it, but you don't have anything on you cuz we're going to find it. And it's another charge. Another felony. So if you have anything in your crotch I didn't find, let me know. That's a no. Open your mouth. Ah. Stick your tongue out. Stick your tongue out. Uh, stick your tongue out. Like out. I didn't ask you. Hey, man. I told you the secret for me. There we go. Much better. Good job. See, we're listening now. You want to put him in here? >> Yeah. Mr. Jill, have a seat. 4520. So 900. So $1,000. >> And 340. >> So 1 2 3 4 five. We just call it 6,000. What's the threshold now for evidence? Ain't like I think it's no I think 10. >> It up. >> LT. What's the threshold? >> No. No. I mean once we hit a certain number, we have to call an evidence custodian in >> Okay. I thought it went up. I thought it went up to 10 cuz that's about that's six or seven right there. >> Huh? bag of weed lot and then a bunch of empty baggies. >> No, but there was uh help. >> Okay, we'll go that way. >> Yeah, you can go around the front. >> Um >> a couple sandwich baggies. Yes, ma'am. >> Where are you going with the car? >> Oh, we'll we'll we'll take it. >> Does he not belong here? >> No, I don't know who that is. Ask him who it was by name. Ray Ray Queen. >> Oh, right. >> So, you know, Ray. >> Okay. >> How y'all taking over? >> I'm look we're looking at right now. I'll let you know in a minute. Okay. >> Huh? >> I I'll let you know here in just a minute. Okay. >> Okay. I'll let you know in just a minute when I find out what everything whatever was found. So, >> okay. Mr. You have a job. Do you have a job? >> Do you have a job? A jo OB employment? >> What? >> You don't know what a job is? >> I'm saying what's the issue? >> You were asking about the money, so I'm explaining it to you. That's what I'm here for. >> They said they going to take Yes. Do you have a job? >> What's the issue? What? What's that question? >> I'm explaining the money to you. That's what I'm here to do. >> Oh, okay. >> Do you So, do you have a job? >> Mhm. >> You do? Where do you work? Well, we trying to see what that got to do with the >> Okay. Uh cuz it's drug money cuz you sell drugs. I don't sell drugs. >> You do sell drugs. You do sell drugs. So, okay. Well, we're not drug. So, wait. Why you coming over here trying to fake like you trying to be the cool officer if you know you already paying me out to be the drug dealer? You going to flip the script and be nasty anyway? I'm not being okay. Well, just take me to jail. Ain't no point in faking like you trying to come over here and help me. You ain't helping me. >> I ask you a simple question. >> But she flipped it fast and said, "Well, how about this? It's drug money. You're a drug dealer that Okay. If you already feel like that, then why is you even faking like you trying to >> I'm giving you an opportunity to say, "Hey, here's why I have this stack of cash." >> I'm telling you why I have a stack of cash. >> Why do you keep reaching here? >> I ain't got nothing. I'm not reaching for nothing, boy. >> Well, you're going to jail for the gun, the the weed, your warrant. >> I didn't have none of that. I didn't have none of that. This one I tell you about. >> You just You're not even worth talking to right now. >> Huh? You're not even worth talking to right now. >> Why you say that? >> Cuz I tried talking to you and you're disrespectful. >> I wasn't disrespecting you. You flat out called me Georgia. That's all I was. >> The moment the door opened, he made his choice to run. Probation, possession, and resisting stacked up in seconds. Would you have seen that coming from how this stop began?