I guess grab his shoulder and start pulling him vehicle now. Don't touch >> Brian out of this vehicle now. Don't touch, guys. Hold on. >> I'm who you guys are. Do you guys realize that? >> Yes. >> Okay, then stop. >> We're done. Have a >> No, you're not. In November 2016, deputies pulled over a driver they suspected of being intoxicated, only to discover he was Lieutenant Brian Phillip from another sheriff's office. Your ID, Department ID, and your driver's license. Reason why I'm stopping you is we got multiple reckless driving calls about you. >> Okay? And then when I'm calling you, you're hitting the shoulder of the road. You've been drinking. >> How many? Just a couple. >> Okay. >> The deputy gave Philip multiple chances to cooperate. >> Do you have a firearm on you? >> Okay. >> Do you got your pistol? Are you a corrections officer or just deputy? Lieutenant. Okay. All right. Just a right back to you. [Applause] Brian, I'm going to have you step out of the car when I'll do field test for you. >> Okay. >> Where are you going to camp? >> Huh? >> Where are you going to camp? >> Milwaukee, Michigan. >> Where? >> M >> Michigan. Where's that? Just around it's Hillman right around the corner. >> Hawks. >> Huh? No pass. >> I have no clue where that's at. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to ask you to step out of the vehicle. >> What would you like me to do? >> Uh, just >> I can't. I had multiple phone calls. You'd be in the same situation if I was in the vehicle in your county. Correct. Um, I don't know. But >> I've got multiple 91 calls about a reckless driver played in all matches, almost hitting vehicles. I get behind you, you're hit the shoulder of the road twice. >> All right, just let me stay here. >> You can't. I'm going to ask you nicely to step out of this vehicle. >> Brian, my hands are tied. If I let you go, I'm going to lose my career over you. You don't think I wouldn't? >> No. >> This is Northern Michigan. >> We are a small department. >> Okay. I'm going to ask you nicely to step out of the vehicle. >> You know, I I have my job to do. You know that. >> Yeah. I I just want you. >> And I understand your your point where your position. >> Just >> Okay. I'm trying to be as cooperative and nice to you as I can. So, please step out of the vehicle for me. >> You know how this works. >> I know. >> Okay. So, I'm asking you nicely. >> I know you want, but just let me go. >> I'm not I can't let you go. We are We're way past that point. You know this. You're a lieutenant. You know how this works. >> Yeah, I do. >> You would tell one of your deputies if they called you right on the side of the road. >> And they asked you what to do. >> So, if one of your deputies is in the position as I am right now, calling you as a lieutenant. Lieutenant, this is what I got. What should I do? You're going to say let him go. >> Just point. >> Why? Just because you're intoxicated. I know it. If I put alcohol in the vehicle, then you're stabbed in the back. I know it. You know it. >> I'm I'm not losing my career over you. >> I You don't have to. >> This will make me lose my career over you. It won't. >> So, I'm going to ask you one more time. Step out of this vehicle nicely for me. >> Just let me go. >> Brian, you're way back. Let me stay here. I >> can't. I can't. >> No, no, no, no. If you let me stay here, I'll be >> No. >> I promise. >> Brian, we've already went past that point. >> No. >> You You are I'm being nice to you. >> No. >> Any other person, you would have drugg out of this vehicle. Correct. >> No. >> That's refusing to step out of this vehicle. >> Not where >> where you work. Washington County would not do that. >> Okay. So, I think I'm being decent not yanking you out of the vehicle yet. Don't >> I don't want to yank you out of this vehicle. >> No, just let me go. >> I can't. We're done with that. >> No, no, no, no, no. We can't. >> No. >> My bosses already know. >> That's fine. >> That's not fine. Step out of this vehicle right now. >> Just let me go. Be a good guy. >> I am being a good guy. Brian, out of this vehicle. I'm asking you nicely. I don't want to see anything worse happen. Okay. >> No. Just let me go. Brian, >> I will go sleep in the bushes. >> You know, the next thing I'm going to go hands on with you and you're going to go to jail for RO. You want that? >> No, I don't want that. >> Out of this vehicle right now. >> But when it became clear he wouldn't backup was called. >> 17 from 22. Start heading this way as well. >> I'm send another officer now with us. How did this vehicle? >> Requesting 17 here. Okay, I pull over. >> You're out. No, Brian, we're out. >> Step out of this vehicle. >> If I yank you out, >> you're going to have an RNO charge. You don't want this. Come on. >> No, no, no. >> I'm being very cooperative with you. Nice to you. >> No, you're not. >> You doing exactly what you're doing is not helping your career out. >> No, it's not. Well, >> no. Just let me go over. >> I can't. We're done. Out of this vehicle now. I'm I'm getting done with you. >> All right. What's your name again? >> Deputy Morrison. >> Morrison. >> Zach Morrison. >> Just let me >> I can't. >> Yes, you can. >> You think I want to do this? >> Arrest a fellow cop? >> Yes, I think you do. >> Why? >> I don't know. Just >> I know this career. I know what you go through every day. >> No, just let me go over. >> Why do you think I want to arrest a cop? >> We're not above the law. >> I don't know. >> Okay. Philip seemed confident that the second deputy on scene would take his side, but that didn't happen. >> How could I just let you go knowing you're intoxicated? >> No, I said I was going to go and just >> Brian, it's not like it's a road mirror or two. You're >> No, I'm just going to go rest and and I will be on my way. So, >> we can't We're done with that. >> Come on. >> There's no guys come on about it, >> Brian. I don't want to yank you out of this vehicle and cause this issue right here in this road. >> Okay, that's what you are getting out of this vehicle. >> No, no, no. >> Brian, we're we're done with this. You're one getting out of this vehicle. Whether it's you stepping out, maning up to it, being a man about it, or two, we're dragging you out and you are getting in handcuffs. Which one do you want? I'm asking you nicely to please step out of this vehicle last time. Step out of this vehicle peacefully with me. Be a man about it. >> So, can we be a >> step out peacefully? Be a man about it >> and let's deal with the consequences. >> Or I start yanking in you >> and get you out of here. And if you keep resisting, you're going to get a taser. >> No, I'm not going to fight you. So, I'm just telling you, I will pull over and we're done with this. No, no, no. Just be a >> clear >> out of this vehicle now. I've >> out of this vehicle now. >> Brian, out of this vehicle now. >> Let's Let's step out. You know this. >> Out of this vehicle. >> No. >> Out of this vehicle. You are resisting an officer. You know this. >> Just think about it. >> I'm think about it. I'm not losing my career over you. Out of the vehicle. >> I'm not going to leave it either. >> Quit pulling away. >> I will go and pull over and No, hold on. I will go pull over and >> No, we're out of the vehicle now. >> No, no, no. Listen to me. >> Brian, you're already resisting. >> Despite repeated warnings that he would be tased if he didn't exit the truck, Philip insisted he should be allowed to sleep it off on the side of the highway. >> Our hands are tied. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. How's this vehicle? >> Oh my gosh. No. >> Out. >> No, we just have to out. >> No. Hold on, guys. One more time. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> No. One more time. You get a taser. >> No vehicle. >> Can we talk about it? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> 17. Step it up. >> Talk about it. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> You're getting a taser. Back up. >> Taser right now. If you don't get out right now, go to the front of my car. Are you going to do soiety test still with you? >> It's affirmative. >> Can I just pull off? >> No. >> You going to do field sobriety test for me? >> Nope. Just let me pull. >> Ryan, we're done with this. >> Hold on. >> Talk to me. Yes or no? Are you doing field sobriety test? >> All right. So, if this was the other situation, >> what would you do? >> I'm in a horrible situation. >> I know. Just let me know. >> If I was drunk in your position and you pulled me over, >> I'd feel horrible, but I'm going to I'm not going to resist. >> I didn't resist. >> We forced out. Do you have a deal? >> Trying to make a deal. >> If you're not going to do field sprite, let's turn around. Place your hands in your back. You're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> You are under arrest. >> No, don't. >> You are under arrest. Don't resist, Brian. Come on. >> Come on. Okay, stop. You're under You're not >> I'm not I'm not resisting, but don't Let's stop it. >> Let's talk about it. >> Okay, >> we've talked. >> No, >> you're under arrest. Lift your hands behind your back. >> No, >> don't make it even worse. >> No, I'm not. Let's talk about it. >> Let's just >> No, stop. I don't want to put you on the ground. >> No, >> I don't want to make this worse. >> All right, I will just sleep it off. You're You're dude, stop it right now. You know, >> stop tensing up, man. >> Stop it. >> You are getting handcuffs on cuz you're fighting us the entire time. >> I want to talk to you. >> You Why wouldn't you not cooperate? >> Well, I tried. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything to say will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to hire a lawyer and have him or her present while being in question. Okay. If you can't afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to you. Represent you at the county expense before any question if you wish. So if you have your right to remain silent and later wish to stop answering questions, no further questions will be asked. Do you understand the rights that I have explained to you? >> Okay. Have these rights mine? Do you wish to talk to me? Hey, you are being placed under arrest for suspicion of operating while intoxicated. >> Even after officially being placed under arrest, he still tried to negotiate a deal. >> Backseat of my patrol car, >> dude. >> Brian. >> Dude, guys, >> I'm not going to fight you. Can we talk? >> I've tried talking. You won't talk to me. You want to sit in the side of the road? You got them? You want to sit in the side of the road? >> I'm not going to. >> Okay. >> So, what do we got to talk about? >> Not much talking about. You know what happens? We're going to take you to the jail and ask for a data master. If you refuse that, we're going to get a search warrant for your blood. Take you to the hospital and get blood. >> All right. So, let's make a deal. >> What kind of deal do you want to make? >> A cop to a cop. testing the wheels. >> A cop to a cop. Why are you putting me in that situation? >> Why are you putting me in that situation? >> I didn't drink. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I didn't drive drunk. >> I got a lot going on in my life. And I said >> we all have a lot going on in our lives. >> Well, I got a lot more. I don't know if you do, but I do have a lot going. So, I just want to hang out and I will be on my way. It's fine and Danny if you were at your camp drunk based >> you're on the side of the road >> and that's where I want to be. So just >> Okay. You're going to sit in the back of my car. >> No, just >> there's no know about it. You were sitting back in my car. >> Eventually, deputies were forced to remove him from the vehicle and place him in the back of a squad car. >> Guys, let's talk about it. Okay, >> I tried. >> No, we have not talked. >> Brian, have a seat. >> Stop. Guys, hold on. I'm who you guys are. Do you guys realize that? >> Yes. >> Okay, then stop. >> We're done. Have a seat. >> No, you're not. >> Sit down. We'll talk. >> No, we won't. >> Sit down. We won't talk regardless. Sit down. >> Have a seat. >> Watch your head >> in my car. Stop. I'm not going to fight. I guess grab his shoulder and start pulling him. >> Brian, please don't kick me. That's all I'm going to ask. >> Bring your foot in and sit upright. Why are you doing this to a fellow cop? >> Why are you doing this to a fellow cop? >> A breath test later revealed his BAC was three times the legal limit. In the end, he was formally charged with operating while intoxicated, resisting law enforcement, obstruction of justice, failure to comply with a lawful order, and public intoxication. [Music]