Pull over, bud. >> Pull over. >> Pull over. >> For what? >> Cuz you're getting a ticket now. >> For what? >> Honking your horn. >> And then I gave him my driver's license number. So, honestly, if you guys want to escalate this anymore, I'm okay with it. But I'm done doing >> No reason to ask. I >> I don't think so either, man. >> You need to back up a little bit. >> I really don't think so either. >> It's reasonable, right? He's asking just to back up a bit, right? >> You can go and hop in my truck. >> The traffic's all stop. You want me to back up? Cool. I'll just jump in right here. >> Yeah, you're more than welcome to. >> Yeah. You want me to back up? You're welcome, too. >> All right. Yeah. Here, I'll back up then. How about that? >> Was I too close before? >> Was I too close before? >> How's this? >> Is that better? >> It's different. >> It's different. >> It's different. >> Five tickets, dude. >> I'll have this. >> In late July 2025, me and some buddies were out on the weekend shooting some video looking for some talent in the streets of Tucson. [Music] I put a link to my buddy's channel, The Streets Got Talent, where you can find that stuff. While we were looking for talent, a motorcycle cop drove up the shoulder of the road to come up and tell my buddy that he was driving with his headlights off. >> Pull over. >> Pull over. >> For what? >> Cuz you're getting a ticket now. >> For what? >> Honking your horn. >> Honking my horn. >> You drove on the right side of the >> Give me five tickets, pig. >> I'll have ID on this call. Three items. 77. He's making contact with the uh >> That's when myself and my friends received an SOS from Pigs Under Pressure. Luckily, we happened to be just 30 seconds away. >> License, registration, insurance, please. >> I'd rather not reach for anything. If you can just step back, I'll grab it. Just step back a little bit. I'm not going to reach for nothing with you standing there. >> License, registration, insurance, please. >> Sure. Just step back a little bit. >> Step back where, buddy? I'm not stepping step back two feet. >> I'm not stepping into traffic. >> Why not? It would be a pleasure. insurance. >> What's your reason for the pullover? >> So, you drove past me a purse with no headlights on. >> That's a lie. >> You get into the traffic and you just start blaring your horn at people. >> You were driving on the right hand side of the road. You do understand. You do understand that's dangerous. >> License, registration, insurance, bud. >> Stop blinding my camera. Point it down a little bit. >> I'm looking at your hands, buddy. >> You scared? >> I don't know who you are. >> Huh? >> I don't know who you are. >> I know who you are. What's your name and your badge number? >> It's Officer Hall. Patch number 53362. >> Are you always a piece of >> Are you? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, >> I am. I'm happy to admit it, though. Are you >> License, registration, insurance, bud? >> Shut the up. I'm in no rush for you, homeboy. Hold on. I got to roll my window just a little bit. There you go. >> Hold on. Let me make sure this one's good. >> Still waiting. >> Hey, Schwin, you're in the way. >> Come on. >> Hold on. Hold on. Let me just double check. >> Traffic. Here's your registration. >> Still need to see your license. >> Okay. Pursuant to uh 13-2412 Roy Tripolone. That's all the you're getting from me. I'm not reaching for anything else. >> I need to see your license. >> I'm not going to reach for anything else with an armed thug next to me. >> Sir, >> you dude. >> I'm not reaching for nothing else. >> You need to show them your license, brother. >> Brother. >> Yeah. >> What's the law say? that you have to identify yourself. >> I presented my driver's license to you. I presented it. >> Hold it up. I got to write your number down. >> No, that's it right there. That's That's what you get. That's what you got to write your number. >> I presented it to you. >> I still have to write it. >> The law says I have to present it to you. >> Let me see your license. >> I just showed it to you. >> So, I can write your number down and go back and make >> I just showed it to you. >> Go do review your body camera. >> Was that, man? >> Go review your body camera now. >> I can't review my body camera without turning it off. >> Well, turn it on. Turn it on, man. >> It is on. >> Good. I'm going to request that when it comes to trial. >> You can absolutely request it. >> I absolutely will, too. >> All right. What was your number, buddy? >> I already IDed to you. >> Are we really going to do this, man? >> I just did it. I IDed, bro. I'm going by the law. >> Go look up ARS 13-2412. I gave you my first and last name. If you want to go with with you want to go with Title 28, >> you can't just flash. >> I presented it to you for a long enough time. >> Look at it. >> And I gave you my driver's license number. >> Long enough time. I got to write it down so I can go make sure you have a valid license. >> IDed enough. >> Are we really going to do this? You better. You need to go. Go do your job, buddy. >> Hey, you guys can get in the back of my truck if you want. >> Climb in the back if you'd like. >> Hello. >> Hey, Sergeant. >> How are you? >> Doing good, man. How about yourself? >> Good, sir. Good. >> Hey, you've been an awesome dude. I've met you a few times already. >> We have. Yes, we have. What was your name again? >> Roy. >> Will. Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. >> I did present, just so you know, pursuant to ARS 13-2412, I've already given him my first and last name. I've also presented my driver's license to him and I gave my driver's license number on body camera. >> I know who he is. Uh we explained the infraction. Yes. >> Uh what infraction? >> The headlights. >> What's wrong with you? >> You looked at me. >> Well, now they're on. But when you looked at me in the corner, I was like, that's a big truck to not have his lights on. So, you didn't have your lights on at the time. >> I don't I don't think this truck comes on automatically. How could my lights >> That's what I would thought. And I then like I said, I thought, hey, >> can I get out and look at them? It looks like they're shining off the pillars right now. >> Yeah, they're on now. there. I promise you they were on. >> Dude, I don't even know how to turn these headlights. >> He went in the tunnel. I saw you look at me and you're like, "Hey, whatever." I don't know what you said, but I was just like, "Hey, the lights." That's why he came. >> Gotcha. Gotcha. Do you know he blasted up the side of the road over there uh on the right hand side of the shoulder underneath that bridge just to catch up with me. >> But because I know you're educated, I know you are. I am. >> You know that when we have to affect a traffic stop or we're in the course of our duties, we are allowed to violate Title 28. >> So, well, but but I mean, >> but you know that though. You're putting the general public at risk by doing that, man. That that is ridiculous the way he drove. >> I'm just telling you that that we are allowed to break traffic law, but you know, >> so I did I did honk my horn at him. I told him, "What the are you doing blasting up on the right hand side of the road, passing everybody on the right, and he said he's pulling me over for honking my horn." He didn't say nothing by headlights. >> Okay, but I'll tell you my observation was the headlights were I'm just being honest. That's all. >> I mean, are they on right now? Can you check them, please? >> No, they are. Well, clearly, yes, they are. >> Okay, so we're good then, right? >> All these people in this truck. >> No, this is a big truck. >> These people aren't with me. Have you always had this for? >> What do you mean? >> This is your POV. >> I always have brand new vehicles, man. Yeah, I buy I spent $110,000 on >> Can you confirm your name and your date of birth for me, please? >> I'm not giving you a date of birth pursuant to ARS 13-2412. You're more than welcome to look it up. It just It says I got to provide you my first and last name. I've already done that. >> I've already I've already done that, sir. >> I don't know, dude. Because you've been iating yelling this entire time. >> I don't like the way you drove back there. You you endangered the public. >> So, you drove past us with no headlights on, so I know what you're doing cuz you stared right at us when you did it. And then you turned your lights on when I got up on you. >> You said you're giving me a ticket for honking. You didn't even mention nothing about headlights. >> So I was coming after you because of your headlights cuz you had them off. >> Okay. >> And then when I got up in front of you, you start blowing on your horn. The horn's not for that. The horn is for emergencies. You just blowing your horn and causing noise. >> There was an emergency. You were endangering the general public. Sir, >> what's your first name, sir? >> I've given that to you. >> Sir, >> this gentleman right here already knows my first and last name. You can ask your sergeant. >> Hey, Sergeant. Present. >> Give you his name. >> He said he presented You presented your ID, right? I did it goes like this and then puts it back. Based on the traffic infraction, we do need your address so we can run you. >> I did I did give him my full name first and last pursuant to ARS 13-2412 and then I did give him I presented my driver's license for the title 28 to him >> speaking. You know that we need to see the date of birth >> and then I gave him my driver's license number. So honestly, if you guys want to escalate this anymore, I'm okay with it. But I'm done doing >> There's no reason to escalate. I >> I don't think so either, man. You need to back up a little bit. >> I really don't think so either. >> It's reasonable, right? He's asking just to back up a bit, right? >> You can go and hop in my truck. >> The traffic's all stop. You want me to back up? Cool. I'll just jump in right here. >> Yeah, you're more than welcome to. Fantastic. >> Yeah. You want me to back up? >> More than welcome to. >> All right. Yeah. Here, I'll back up then. How about that? >> Was I too close before? Was I too close before? >> This is the best. >> How's this? >> Is that better? >> It's different. >> It's different. >> I'm closer, but it's different. You can't see where my hands are. You can't tell if I'm grabbing for something, but it's better, right? >> Hey, Sergeant, you've always been a good guy, man. >> Have a good night. >> Serge, you've always been a good guy. >> My hands, your truck smells weird, by the way. >> It smells weird. >> Yes. It's giving off some weird. I told him he >> It's defaf, bro. Diesel exhaust. Do I have to get that? Uh, >> got to be right here. >> Don't be within arms reach when I got in the truck. I wasn't until I got in the truck. >> Right. >> I can't see it in my camera. There we go. I'm going to get your game out of your face. Safety work. >> Hey, thanks, brother. >> All right, boss. >> You guys have a good night, too, man. >> Just a warning. All that over a warning. >> You should give him a ticket, man. You should tase him in the dick. You did a good job, though, Mr. Hall. >> He always does. >> You did a good job. >> I don't know why he's so mad. >> I don't know either, man. Should have tased him in the dick, I guess. >> I'm going to do a cop watch. >> That doesn't >> Can I ride on the back of your motorcycle, sir? You cannot. >> Come on. >> It's not safe. >> It's a good cop. >> Cop watch. >> What a better cop watch vehicle. >> Good job, Mr. Hole. >> Hey, Tippy. >> Oh, Tippy hat. >> Yes. >> Yeah. Once he moves the truck, they're going to move. Ticket. >> Okay, we got to move so they can move this thing. Traffic back all the way up. >> I agree, man. This guy did it. Mr. Hall did it. >> Tippy. Yeah. Give him a ticket. >> Give him a ticket. >> Truck is free. >> Give a ticket. >> Yeah, you guys are doing it. We got to move so we can get the something going. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Take it. >> Oh, Mr. Hall, you backed up traffic. Good job, Mr. Hall. [Music] >> Oh. Oh. Oh. Tippy hat's going to >> Tippy hat. >> Good job, man. >> Good job, bro. Good job. Good job, Tiffy Hat. Hey, remember the last time I saw you and you uh you uh hit Roy? >> Anyway, >> but you know I hit him. >> He is pretty chill, but he does like to fight though. >> He's like the he's like the cop you put on the baseball card. >> Head over to my buddy's channel, The Street's Got Talent, to watch a Tucson police officer do the Red Hot Reaper chip challenge. >> I just however I want you. >> Did you guys search him already? >> I don't No, I we have not searched. >> Can you Can we search him? And if he has any meth, can I have it? >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Okay. Thank you.