In this body cam footage, police respond to a call at a gas station after reports of a woman found asleep at the pump. Officers arrive on scene to check on her. But what begins as a simple welfare check turn into something much more. Sheriff's Office. >> Hey, how's it going? >> I'm sorry. Money. >> What's that? >> I've been waiting on some money, but I'm out of gas. >> You're out of gas? You remember being woken up this morning? Yes. >> Shortly after that, I'm so tired. >> Where you from? >> It's cold. >> It's cold. >> Mhm. >> He was supposed to be bringing you some gas money. >> I was supposed to be spending it on cash app. >> Okay. >> Have you Do you need EMS for anything? >> What's that? No. >> No. Okay. Have you drank anything? Took anything that made you pass out? >> No, I just have been up for like 24 hours. >> Yeah. Do you have an ID with you? Oh, what happened to it? >> Is there a gun in this bag? >> No, there's no gun in here. >> Okay. All right. Well, part told me there's ammo. So, I just wanted Make sure there wasn't a gun in the bag itself. the owner of the vehicle, the original owner of the vehicle. >> So, you're not the registered owner? >> Not at the moment, though. >> What do you mean not at the moment? >> They Well, he went to jail a couple days ago >> for what? >> I don't know. They had a warrant out and said that basically he'll be gone a while. So, title was keep on to it. >> No, you still you still look your ID. Okay. Do >> you mind if I walk in there? Look your ID? >> Yeah, I'm >> Okay. So, you don't have a ID driver license ID number. That helps. >> Okay. >> Ouch. >> I saw you're sitting on a car. There's something underneath you. Would that be it? No, it's up underneath you. Not it. >> Um. >> All right. What's your last name? >> Last night I ran out of gas in Atmore. >> How do you spell your last name? >> C. >> C A R C. >> What is it? >> Falls asleep. So that is like a crime now. >> So what is it? tired. >> C A R >> This is crazy. >> What's your last name? >> What have I done wrong? >> What's your first name? >> Can I get cancelled, please? >> Well, I'm asking for your name cuz I got to make sure you're not warned from anywhere. I got make sure I had a um cop last night cuz that's how I got here. >> That was last night. We're here right now. So, are you a convicted felon or are you not a convicted felon? I mean, I don't know how that works. >> Have you ever been convicted of a felony? Have you been charged with a felony? Convicted of a felony? >> What's that? >> Is that a felony? >> Well, it is a felony, but what matters is if you've been convicted of a felony. >> What does that matter? >> Step out for me. Okay. Sit up. >> What do you mean? Step out. >> Please talk to me. >> We are, but we need you. not extradited if you come up to Elbert. Nope. >> What happened? You said you ain't nobody back behind your back. >> No, sir. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> No. Y'all need to tell me now. >> No. You're going to talk to me first and then we'll talk to you. >> I have rights, too, you know. >> Yes, ma'am. And we're not violating the right. >> Yeah, you are. >> I'm sorry that I'm not complaining without telling you. >> Yes, ma'am. You can. No, >> you can't. As a matter of fact, you cannot. >> You have it at home. I'll make sure. >> I don't know. What's going on? >> Right now, there's a report from back on the 19th of this car being stolen >> on the 19th from the man that went to jail that told me that. No, you cannot arrest me for this car. I'm not given this car. I'm not trying to We're trying. >> You want to send my text messages? >> Just relax. Okay. Right now, you're being detained. >> Figure out what's going on with this. >> Who was the 19? The owner of this vehicle. >> Who is the owner? How do you know? >> I met him a while back. I met him. Oh yeah. >> You need to call Sergeant Caleb like right now. >> Sergeant who? >> Caleb. >> Who's Sergeant Caleb? >> Well, you'll know when you call the number. It's in my phone. >> I'm not calling anybody. >> Yeah, you're supposed to. I'm supposed to tell you that. >> You're supposed to tell me a Sergeant. >> All right, keep going. You're supposed to >> I'm not going to call Sergeant Caleb County >> cuz I don't know a Sergeant Caleb. >> He really has his first name. >> Okay. Well, I don't know people by their first name. We go by last names. >> Well, I'll give you the phone number. I'm told to tell y'all to call him. >> Roger that. How many freaking meth pipes can you find in one vehicle? Dude, these meth pipes don't stop. I've got two more back here. There's one, two front and then four right here. All right. >> Okay. >> I don't even think it was in anyway cuz I'm going to have it today. And y'all need to call back. >> If you're clean yours, you're responsible for anything inside that vehicle. >> I didn't say it was mine. >> Yes, you did. >> Oh, I did. All I said is someone told me to hold on to it while they went to jail. >> Okay. If you're driving it, you have possession of it, which means everything within said vehicle. >> Please call the officer that I told you. >> Like you said, if you get in trouble, tell them. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> Do you hear me? >> Anything you say can be used to get you in court. >> You need to call the figure out what's going on. Thank you. >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice where we ask you any questions and have them let you during question. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer, we'll be appointed to you for any question if you wish. If you decide to answer questions without lawyer present, you will have the right to stop at any time. You also have the right to stop answer anytime you speak to lawyer. Do you understand the rights I just read to you? >> No. I'll read them again. >> You have the right to remain if you if you will be quiet. I'll read these off so you can understand your your rights. Okay. >> I don't understand what I'm being arrested for. >> All right. So, >> there's a there's a title that >> you have the right to remain inside. Do you understand that? >> I do. What am I being arrested for? >> Anything you say can be used against you in court. Do you understand that? >> I was specifically told by a guy way above your pay grade buddy that if you are ever in trouble, tell them to call me. >> Well, good for him. Whoever he is or she, >> he's a sergeant of the DEA. >> Oh, well, good for him. >> So, call him. >> But he's not here. >> He said to tell y'all to call him. You said he's not here. >> So, >> all right. >> Anything you say, get you in court. Do you understand that? >> I understand it, though. >> This is You have the right to talk to advice before we ask you any questions. We do question. >> Can I speak to the other guy? You think? Yeah, >> sir. You're supposed to call Sergeant Caleb from the DA. Thank you. >> All right. >> Don't worry about it. >> No, dude worry about it. I was told ever told if I was in trouble to call Sergeant of the DA, I have his phone number in my phone to tell y'all to call him. Caleb is his name. >> If he wants to do us, he can. >> No, he has to know. >> No, he I'm not supposed to. >> Do you want me to read your rights? Yes or no? >> Do you understand? >> I'm a Oh my god. >> I don't care if you're a CI that you're going to care. No, I don't. >> Okay. >> You committed a crime by having crap in your vehicle that you shouldn't have in there. Okay. >> Of people that I was watching. >> And if they you are CI, you're a pretty crappy CI cuz you're not supposed to tell us you're a CI. >> I didn't tell you I was a CI. >> You put words in my mouth, [ __ ] I >> I'm not even going to try. I'm just going to show her. >> Do you not realize you can't charge me for either? I don't know what anything if I stole it. >> It was in your bag that >> it wasn't in my bag >> that you were looking for your ID in >> cuz I looked through everything cuz I have that was in my bag. Look, either I stole the car and I'm not responsible. >> I mean, we haven't uh made contact with the owner. We could seize it for safekeeping to return to said owner, >> right? until >> let me call let me call LG real quick to see if he wants us to sea or if he just wants us to show I would take pictures of it of everything >> and take pictures of the ammo. >> Is that what you would do? >> I would that way. >> Well, it's on my body cam where it came out of. >> Okay. I mean that's up to you. You're under arrest for possession of paraphernalia >> and possession of ammo by convicted felon. >> Well, that was under illegal search, sir. >> No. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. I'm sorry. >> I promise you cannot touch that vehicle if you're not if I didn't steal it. I need to talk to that guy. Illegal search. Excuse me. I need to speak to you, sir. They won't listen to me. I need to speak to you. They won't listen to me, sir. And now they know they're in trouble. So, they're lying. Let me talk to them. They're lying. Sir, may I speak with you? They're trying to backpedal because they know they illegally search my car. Why are you locking the door tighter? You think I'm going to get out? You're weird, sir. I need to speak to you, please. All my rights have been violated. I need to talk to somebody immediately before you have some big story behind this. That's all right. I want there to be There needs to be light shed on y'all's illegal ass [ __ ] You're going down. It don't matter. All right. You got a new charge of grand theft auto of motor. >> How? No. Uber putting it. >> That's funny. Then you can't charge me with the other stuff. Which one is it? >> [ __ ] you lying ass [ __ ] I need to talk to you, sir. I need to talk to you. Y'all are funny. I need to speak to you, sir. Please. They won't even listen to me. I didn't steal nothing. This is crazy. So, what's the charge? Possession or grand theft? Cuz I instill nothing. So, I hope that's the one y'all go with. Y'all can't get y'all's act together. Y'all can't figure out what you want to do cuz y'all won't listen to what I'm telling you at all. But that's all right. I'm going to shut up and let y'all do quit trying to figure it out. Y'all are [ __ ] Keep going. Keep digging. Keep digging. Why don't you ask me questions instead of trying to figure it out what y'all gonna lie and say? Uh, on record, I know I'm being recorded. The three of them are sitting there trying to in cahoots trying to figure out how to backpedal out of the illegal ass [ __ ] they've done. Can I please talk to somebody with a brain? So, did the officers really have the right to search her car? Under the Fourth Amendment, police can't just search a vehicle because they feel like it. They need either consent, probable cause, or a lawful arrest. Probable cause could be something like a drug pipe in plain sight or even the odor of narcotics. Consent means the driver gave them permission, even if it was pressured. And if the car was being impounded, they could do what's called an inventory search. But here's the catch. Simply being asleep at the pump isn't a crime. Unless one of those legal boxes was checked, this search could be seen as unlawful. So, what do you think? Did the officers have the right, or did they cross the line?