Come here. >> Looks like we're pulling into the Target parking lot. >> Hey, good morning. How are you? >> Good. >> Hey, I'm Corporal Pierce with the Kinston Sheriff's Office. Reason I stopped you, you got no tag on the truck. >> Yes, sir. I just bought it. >> Okay. >> I lost it on the way to go. I have the title. I haven't registered it yet because I haven't had the money. >> Where are you coming from? >> I'm coming from home. I was just wanting to pick up a couple things from uh Walmart over here. >> Okay. You got your license also? >> Um I thought they were in here. I have them somewhere. Yep, got it. >> Oh, perfect. Thank you, boss. >> Yes, sir. >> Hey, is this your current address? >> Yes, sir. >> Calloway Circle? >> Yes, sir. >> All right, give me a second, all right? >> Oh, I think I gave you the wrong stuff. This isn't your >> Perfect. What's up? Waiting on teletype to call me back. He had the tailgate down with no tag now. Like I get behind him and he tried to We I was like, "Hey." >> Who is it? >> Kevin Burks. Yeah, the name sounds familiar. He's showing he's got one for uh leaving the scene. That thing ain't registered and >> Well, let's go ahead and pull him out. >> Yep, now that I got you here. >> Hey Kevin, can you step out for me? >> Why? What what what what's going on? >> Step out of the car, please. >> Why? >> Cuz I asked you to. >> For what reason? >> Dude, listen. >> What did I do? I I bought >> Mr. Brooks, you're driving an unregistered motor vehicle. >> I know >> so step out of the car, please. >> it home? >> Please step out of the car. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm asking you to step out of the car. >> Did you get your um >> I am the super- I am the supervisor. >> Get somebody higher than you. >> Guess what? There's a lieutenant right there. >> Lieutenant, can I talk to you, please? >> Kevin, please step out of the car. >> I didn't do anything wrong, man. >> an unregistered motor vehicle. >> I know, but I have 30 days to get it registered and it's insured. >> Okay. >> my rights. >> Okay. >> 30 days to get it registered. 30 days. >> Listen. Don't reach around in the car. >> I want somebody higher >> No. Nope. >> Don't don't open my door. I want somebody else here. >> There is somebody else here. >> not. >> Listen. Listen. Listen. >> There is not. >> You're going to you're going to make this a lot harder than it is. Calm down. Take a breath. Take a breath. Chill. >> do anything wrong. >> You're driving an illegal motor vehicle. >> There's no complaints. Nothing like that. >> didn't hurt anybody. >> Listen. Take a breath, bro. >> I I am taking a breath, but you guys are are are are tyrants, man. >> How am I a tyrant? You're driving a car with no tag. It's not registered. >> Because I have 30 days. >> I'm asking you to step out of the >> Because I have 30 days, sir. I have 30 days. >> Kevin, right now you can decide for this to go easy. Just step out. >> You can call the sheriff, but you're going to step out of the car. >> I want a supervisor. I want a supervisor. >> Listen. >> I don't want you or him. I want a supervisor because I didn't do anything wrong and I have 30 days to get this vehicle registered. 30 days and it's insured right now. I can show you that it's insured. >> Oh, and by the way, you have a warrant for your arrest. >> For what? >> Hit and run. >> No, I don't. >> Yes, you do. >> Because I didn't hit nobody. >> Okay, listen. And it's it it's >> Listen, this is about to go a lot worse. >> It's not on the same thing. >> It's not on the same >> Just please step out of the car. >> No, no, I'm not because you're violating my rights. I didn't hit anybody. >> Nobody's violating your >> The lady told me that it was unarrestable. It's not arrestable. >> just confirmed your warrant. They said it on the radio. >> not just confirm it. No, it didn't because if you have a warrant >> going to happen is you're going to be booked in and you're going to see there's a warrant. You have somebody an additional resisting charge. >> I want somebody else. I'm not resisting. I'm sitting here waiting >> lawful commands to get out of the car. >> a lawful command because I didn't do I didn't hurt anybody. >> Listen, please step out of the car. >> No, I'm being extremely nice with this. I'm not yelling at you. I'm not being mean to you. >> I know you're not. I know you're not and I appreciate it. >> giving you lawful orders to step out of the vehicle and you're refusing. >> Because I didn't do anything wrong. >> is we're going to drag you out of the vehicle. I don't want to do that, bro. >> Well, just hold on. Let me call my mom. Just give me a minute. >> You want to call your mom? >> my mom right now. >> Okay, how old are you? >> I'm 40. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Mom, I need you to come pick up my vehicle. And I'm not getting I'm not getting out of the vehicle >> of the car, I'm not letting you out. >> until my mom >> But if you step out of the car, I'll let your mom come get it. But if you make me get you out of the car, I'll tow it. >> Mom, I'm I'm on at 23rd Street. I'm at Ashley Furniture. I need you to come get get my truck. Mom, please. >> Kevin. If you step out of the car, I'll >> a warrant >> Kevin. >> for a hit and run. >> Kevin, I didn't hit anybody. I'm at Ashley Furniture on 23rd and 77. Please come and get my truck. >> All right, now step out of the car. You got to call your mom. >> No, I'm not stepping out of the truck until you get somebody higher up here that I can talk to. I want the sheriff up here. >> going to get the sheriff, man. Here's the deal. You have a warrant for your arrest signed. >> It's not signed because I didn't hit anybody. >> Okay, it is signed by the judge. Listen, we're not even the guys that did it. >> I I want to see the warrant. I want to see the warrant. >> You're going to get out of the car. aren't you? the computer. You don't get a paper copy. >> No, I I don't I want to see the warrant. I get due process. I want to see the warrant. >> Your due process is going to be you going to jail. That is >> not. That's not due process and that's wrong. I want the sheriffs up here. >> The sheriff is not coming. >> Well, I'm about to call 911 because you I you don't have no nothing showing me that you have a warrant for my arrest. Nothing. >> You get that copy at the jail, sir. >> No, I want a copy now because it's due process. Thank you, sir. >> Okay. >> Please get me the copy of the warrant. >> No, it doesn't work like that. >> Yes, it does. It's called due process, sir. If you knew the law, you would know it's due process. >> So, listen. And now you're >> Yes, ma'am. I'm at 23rd Street and 77. I have police officers here trying to tell me that I have a warrant and they're not showing the warrant. They're not giving me my due process. Please send the sheriff up here, please. I would like the sheriff at 23rd and 77, please. No. No, this is illegal, dude. This is illegal, dude. Dude. >> Now, get out of the car, Kevin, or you're getting out of it. >> This is illegal. >> Get out. Reach in that [ __ ] car. >> I'm not reaching in my pocket. Dude, this is illegal. OKAY. OKAY, STOP. I'M GETTING OUT OF THE CAR. STOP. >> NOW, stop resisting. >> illegal. You [ __ ] are doing illegal. Due process, [ __ ] I don't have any warrant. >> You do have a warrant. >> No, I don't CUZ YOU DIDN'T SHOW ME. YOU DON'T HAVE YES, YOU DO. >> We're trying to tell you we can't show you a paper copy right here. >> What what is the statute? You have to show me the warrant. DUE PROCESS. YES, IT IS. I'm going to sue all you [ __ ] >> Suspect male, we're 10-15. >> I'm suing every one of y'all. >> Kevin, you're going to be charged with your You're going to get your warrant. You're also getting resisting. >> I didn't resist. Listen. >> You didn't get out of the body cam? >> You got right here. Oh, I promise you're going to see the body cam and so is everyone else. >> Thank you. Thank you. If you unlock my vehicle or you do anything illegally without showing me a warrant. >> Pennsylvania versus Mims, I can break the window and rip the door off. >> No, you can't. >> Case law, sir. Go ahead and sit in. >> Yeah, I know case law. >> Challenge accepted. >> I can't. >> It's my favorite case law, dude. >> What is it again? >> Well, thank you, gentlemen. Pennsylvania v. Mims. >> Okay. >> So, while it's here, don't let >> on the other side, did the search. >> Thank you, everybody. >> Oh, no. Thank you. >> Ew, I hope that's >> Is that your blood? >> Yeah, thank god. >> What? >> Yeah. I didn't have time for that. Oh, I cut it on the >> pavement? >> No, no, no, no. The >> Oh. >> Trying to get the door lock. >> Good job, bro. >> Thank you, gentlemen. >> Yeah, well, we >> I was like, dude, I was like, you just bought this car. Yeah, yeah. I was like, ah, you just It's okay, you're just going to Walmart. I'm like, oh, he's got a warrant. Okay. Warren was like, let's get him out. And he's like, All right, so this sounds like >> [laughter] >> Yeah. They're like, status. I'm like, ah, Warren's firm, that's great. >> [laughter] >> It'll be a second. And as soon as we got your car here, I was like, all right, we're golden. Cuz he had that rabbit look. I was like, ah. >> I was like, I could tell by the way he was just looking. He's like, [laughter] looking at his hands. I could see both hands. I was like, all right, well, he at least, you know, he's not going to be too scared. >> What do you want? >> Sir. >> Doesn't work like that, my man. >> This is done. This is called due process. >> Okay. >> Yeah. You don't know your due process? >> I guess not. Want to teach me? >> Yeah. >> You have to show warrant. You have to show affidavit of complaint. You have to show everything before I arrest. This is not how it works, but >> Oh. Huh. >> You're breaching a lot of my civil rights. >> I'll be darned. >> Breaching my rights. You guys do not protect the Constitution. You do not protect anybody you work for. You don't protect my civil rights. >> 461, but >> You're done. >> Let me uh signal for me transport 478. 51 and Joe. >> 71. >> This is why you're getting me out for this. >> Why? >> You're getting your chair because you didn't want to know what's [ __ ] wrong. >> Well, you got a few of his deputies. >> You're about to get deputies. >> All right. Well, that might be your problem. >> Yeah. I don't really care if There'll be a bunch It's not due process. You have to show your warrant, especially the date. Due process. Remember that. >> Mhm. >> It's due process. It is part of the Constitution. >> 490, but >> You guys are not upholding it all. >> 490. >> [ __ ] tyrants. Joe Arpaio. >> I got a few. I'll add it to the original. I'll be 51 and be 47. >> 71. >> And that warrant, was it Is it an unarrestable warrant? >> Huh? >> Thank you very much. I hope y'all know that. I hope y'all know y'all are in a lawsuit with this. When y'all to figure out this unarrestable warrant. >> Why is it unarrestable? >> Everybody's involved in this one fine district. You know what I'm saying? Y'all know what >> Yeah? >> You can get anything on that end. This is going to be a big lawsuit. I'm going to sue your ass. >> Well, that's kind of a ridiculous thing to say. I mean, this this is >> are not [ __ ] upholding the constitutional my constitutional rights. >> Yeah. >> You're not giving me my proper uh >> Yeah, well, we've we've established that we disagree on the necessity of that, so >> Yeah, because y'all don't uphold the Constitution. That's why. >> Well, maybe I do. Maybe you're wrong about the Constitution. >> I'm [ __ ] right. >> Maybe I'm right and you're wrong. >> No, you're wrong. >> Prove it. >> The Constitution proves it. >> That's my point. >> to me right [ __ ] now. >> I would I would say the same thing. >> due process >> Yeah. >> I said I was getting it on the ground. Five times and he still slammed me. All pictures on the side of my face where I feel it. >> Oh, well, that was >> I want new pictures. >> Okay. >> You know what? We'll try this. >> Okay. >> That's what I want. >> Okay. All the best in your proceedings there, sir. >> Okay. >> Thank you. Good night. >> I'm so sorry. That's you all out of order. >> Thank you. >> I'm going to try to teach you the law. The state can't make a law that inhibits the constitution. Uh to pull me over for not having a tag is not a [ __ ] is not a arrestable law. It's not a law. >> Hm? >> Statutes and codes of the law. >> Did you know that there were actually state constitutions before there was before there was a US constitution? >> Statutes and codes of the US constitution. >> Uh you know that there already there already state constitutions before there was a US constitution. >> If you pledged your allegiance to that when you were a child, >> Yeah. >> you would know that the constitution is the law. >> Okay. >> overrides Everything that the state did goes against the constitution. >> Okay. >> Everything that the state did goes against the constitution. >> I don't know. I don't think so. >> I do. Which constitution you talking about? It's not the one that I'm on. >> We're pretty constitutional. >> You are. Like the US constitution. You don't even know what you're doing. >> Hm? >> And you get blessed and all. >> I didn't what? >> You didn't put your seatbelt on. >> Oh, I didn't put you in the car, actually. >> matter. You're the driver. >> It's true. >> do it, so I'm going to uh >> Why can't you do it? >> I hope your body cam's on. >> It's on. >> It better be. >> Of course it is. >> Because you didn't buckle my seatbelt, and you said, "Why can't I do it?" Cuz my hands are behind my back, that's why. >> Oh. >> Jackass. >> That's fair. It's fair. That's fair. >> I hope we get no wreck. >> You're saying that? I don't hope we get no wreck. >> Sue me. >> I don't hope we get no wreck. >> I'm going to sue you anyway. >> You said you're already suing me. >> I am. Your body was a boss. >> [ __ ] travel. >> Pull me over in a restaurant. Trap. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I'll let him know you want a copy of your warrant. Oh, you don't tell me what to do, my friend. It doesn't really work like that. >> If you're speeding, I'd like to put that on record that you're speeding 165 mph in a 55. >> All right. What happened to Cindy? >> Unbuckled passenger in the backseat. Unbuckled >> actually in the backseat you're not required to wear your seat belt. >> 65 in a 55. There's no uh Just no arguing with that. >> Yeah. Well, actually you're on a couple of those handcuffs. I'm try I'm trying to I'm trying to expedite your uh >> 65 in a 55 with an unbuckled passenger. >> I'm trying to expedite your your delivery into the jail. >> Dude, shut the [ __ ] up. >> You're talking to me. >> Cuz you're a jackass, man. >> What makes me a jackass? >> Not knowing your constitutional rights, bud. >> I know it, okay. >> You don't know it. >> Okay. >> I don't want any pictures of my face, chief. >> Okay. Make sure you tell the jail staff they'll take as many pictures as you want them to. >> Unarrestable warrant. Unarrestable. >> Why was it unarrestable? Not a very good warrant if it's not arrestable. >> happened when the lady came over and told me that it was unarrestable. It was like a female cop that came over and said, "It's unarrestable." That's what. You never heard of an unarrestable warrant? The time where the person with the unarrestable warrant that goes in and talks to the judge. >> Yeah. >> That kind of unarrestable warrants? No, you only know about the ones that [ __ ] violate people's rights. >> You're saying warrants are unconstitutional, too? >> Oh, yeah. My office Good enough. My warrant is unarrestable. >> By According to what? >> It wasn't on the department's It wasn't on the vehicle's website. It wasn't on the county's website. It wasn't on the state's website. None of that [ __ ] >> Okay. Okay. I'll get the supervisor over here. >> Every week, it's an unarrestable warrant. >> I didn't arrest you. >> Yes, you did. I've been here talking to you since you >> I'm transporting you. Someone else arrested you. >> Transporting your >> We're just traveling, man. We're just We're just traveling. That's a good point, too. You made a crack shot about the speed and your seatbelt, but you're also saying that you're not responsible for for state traffic laws. So, which is it? Make it make sense. >> 442 9899 >> Thank you. >> This is the This is suspicious. >> 4628 521 >> 039 >> Double.