Hi, sir. Hey, all right. Hey, do you mind just doing me a favor real quick? Just watch my finger, all right? Hey, so I can open up the door right now, dude, or you can just roll down the window. Do what? I can open up the door and have you do this, or you can just roll down the window. >> Do what? >> You're going to just watch my finger for a DUI checkpoint, okay? >> Uh I don't consent to any uh >> Yeah, so it's a DUI checkpoint. You have to get censored. >> Can I have a supervisor? >> Yes, sir. >> Can I talk to the supervisor? >> Yes, supervisor's right here, sir. >> Yeah, cuz field sobriety tests are not required by law. Field sobriety tests are not required by law. I can I can Field sobriety tests are not required by law without reasonable articulable suspicion of a crime. Why did you ask me to do that? >> Uh yeah, I just asked him to follow my finger. >> No, I don't want to do that. What was the suspicion? >> No. Just in a DUI checkpoint. He's being really quiet, and also he's >> want to answer questions. >> He's got droopy eyes. I can see that. Droopy eyes there. >> No, I don't. >> You do. >> No, I don't. You're making things up. >> Okay. Read him this. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. So, a checkpoint announcement card. The California Supreme Court and the US Supreme Court have affirmed that law enforcement agencies can conduct checkpoints to determine if a driver has a license and is under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. This is administrative detention similar to a truck safety inspection, and airport screening inspections. No individual probable cause is needed. Because you are being detained, you are required to roll down your window and present your driver's license for inspection in accordance with Vehicle 12951, 2800, and VC 2814.2 of the California Vehicle Code. If you refuse to obey a lawful command, you could be subject to an additional charge. I am ordering you to roll down your window and present your driver's license. And you need to help me out with this I got just follow my finger. >> roll down the window, and I did present my driver's license. >> Okay, so >> It doesn't say all the way. It's rolled down. >> Hey, I just need to conduct this eye. You have droopy eye and you >> say anything about a field sobriety >> right now I'm defensive for no >> No, it doesn't say anything about a field sobriety test on that. >> going to roll down the window right now or we're going to have to take you out of the car. >> Is there a supervisor here? >> That's who you should talk to. >> You're a supervisor? >> Yep. And he read that to you. You don't understand me? >> Right. Well, right, but it didn't say anything about a field sobriety test. My window is rolled down. It doesn't say all the way. >> It said he read it read it to you to read it roll it all the >> Yeah, it doesn't say all the way down. It says roll down and >> you're delaying him. So right now you're in violation of PC 148. >> This is an illegal detainment. >> No, yes it is. He just read to you why. >> All right, so what do you want me to do? >> You're either going to follow his commands or we're going to drag you out of the car. It's up to you. >> [laughter] >> This is a violation of my Fourth Amendment right, you know that? >> Okay. So what are you going to do? It's up to you. >> It's a violation of my Fourth Amendment. So are you going to arrest me if I don't come out of the car? >> arrested for PC 148. >> Okay, what do you want me to do? >> All I want you to do is follow my finger just to see if you >> Follow your finger. This is illegal as hell. >> Just roll down the window. It's >> Right. It's illegal as hell. It's rolled down. >> Just roll it down. >> It's illegal as hell. It's a violation of my Fourth Amendment right. Wait a minute, give me instructions. >> So what you're going to do is you're going to follow my finger without moving your head. >> Without moving my head. >> Yeah, do you understand that? >> With my eyes. >> With your eyes. >> all I have to do? >> That's all you have to do. All right, sir. All right. Follow my finger, okay? >> I'm only doing this under threat of arrest. >> Close, sir. >> All right. >> So I'm recognizing a little bit of skipping there. >> No, you're not. >> So right now they're just going to check you out for being possibly under the influence. >> All right, what do you want me to do now? >> Just going to step out of the vehicle, okay? >> Can I can I park it somewhere? >> Nope, we're going to move your car for you, okay? Make sure it's the car vehicle's in park and all that stuff. >> So it's a violation of my rights. >> Go ahead and step out of the vehicle, okay? >> Did you look up the law about rolling your window all the way down? I did. Nothing to say? Yeah, you were wrong. You were dead wrong. You pulled me out of the car and put me in handcuffs and this other guy before him rolled his window halfway down and he wasn't put into handcuffs. Why? Nothing to Nothing to say? Did you look up the First Amendment, see what's in it? No? Nothing to say, huh? Tyrant. I already emailed attorneys. You're going to get sued. I'm going to pull that body camera footage, too. Nothing to say, huh? You were wrong. I looked it up. You were wrong. You just didn't like I wouldn't roll my window all the way down and that's my right. That's what this was all about and put me in handcuffs. And waving your finger in people's cars, that's a Fourth Amendment violation, too. Did you know that? People have to be secure in their effects. Unless you're arresting them, obviously if it's a drunk driver, then you can do that. But that wasn't me. And crickets crickets from these clowns.