Hey sir, Officer Hughes, Los Angeles Police Department. The reason I stopped you was is there something wrong with your tail lights? >> No. >> Are they like super super super dim or something? >> No. >> Cuz like I was not even a block behind you and I could like barely see them. Now that I'm up behind you, I can see them faintly, but like they're just super super dull. Not something I'm going to give you a ticket for, I just don't want you to get rear-ended. >> Um you know it's odd, I I assume it's my my rear related. I saw in front of the car there's like four wires hanging down very front. >> That could very well be it. I don't know what they go to, but Cuz when you hit your brakes, I can see like they light up real bright. It's just like your running lights, you know? Not something I'm going to give you a ticket for or anything. I just don't want you to get hit and that's Yep. Are you Where are you headed Where are you headed to now? >> Home. >> I got you. Where's home for you? >> Four blocks down on Seddon. >> I got you. You got your driver's license on you? >> I do not. I don't even know if I have my wallet on me. >> Do you have uh >> They were still lit up though, right? >> Very very faintly. Like I had to get like almost I'd say over less than 100 ft behind you to see it. Yeah, if you want to once I'm done, if you want to get out and see it. >> Yeah, definitely. >> I got you. Uh you got proof of insurance on you? >> Nope. >> Do you Do you have auto insurance? >> This is my mom's car. >> I got you. Do you think she she would have it? Yeah, glove compartment. >> I don't know like I don't know if it's in the glove compartment, but >> Will you check that for me real quick, just to >> I think she keeps it on her phone. >> Okay. >> She's got She's on messenger, so give her a minute. I know she's got all her, you know, proper paperwork in there. >> I got you. Well, I'll let I'll let you look for that and I'll be right back with you. All right, sir? >> Yes. >> He said it's his mom's car, so We got a pending nuisance call. >> Yeah, it's a good It's a nuisance complaint. >> Oh, well. Not worried about that. >> 123, advise me of your status. >> Secure. Driver information whenever ready. >> She stopped. Numerous convictions. Registered sex offender. >> 10-4. Yeah, it's white back on both sides. All right, sir. Can you uh unbuckle and have step out here with me? >> What's up? >> I'll explain it to you in a minute. >> It's not a good >> All right. And then I'm going to have you go ahead and put your hands behind your back. >> Uh-oh. >> You got a suspended driver's license. Not something you're going to go to jail for, but uh it just classifies as a misdemeanor in the state of Illinois. >> It was uh I was told that my privileges were returned to me um in uh December November It was 17th or something like that. >> Who told you that? >> The state. >> My double lock fits so I don't tighten down on you. >> They they did not agree with you. Have you been gotten stopped or ticketed or anything since then? >> No, I I don't drive. >> Well, for whatever reason, they uh they don't agree with you and they still have it listed as suspended on ours. >> You got anything on you that's going to stick me, poke me, anything like that? >> Nothing illegal. >> I got a little change. You said that uh You thought it was back, like you went to the Secretary of State and did the >> Yeah, I got a letter from the I had I lost my, uh, license for 1 year for having too many, um, um, like I had a reckless driving charge within 1 year of having, uh, cell phone thing and and >> Um, well, it'll it'll show on our system when they decide to suspend you. >> Uh-huh. >> So, we'll we'll we'll let you know that in a >> That's for drawings in there. >> I got you. >> Take a short pencil and stick it in there. >> I got you, okay. Is that what the little dust on there is? Little dust in there? >> No. There's an eraser back in the car there. >> I got you. >> Seriously, like look in there. I'm >> No, I I I believe you. Hey, can you step away from your car a little bit? That way I can check this pocket. Like I said, it's not something that you're going to go to jail for. Yeah. >> Yeah, I've had to explain that to a bunch of >> All right. Are there any shirts on there? Are any pockets in your shirt? All right, we're going to walk to the back of my car. >> I I I used to use straws and I had to quit doing that cuz that was too com- >> Yeah, cuz straws are something commonly used with uh, >> Yeah, I I I had I I I had I I had this argument many times. But, like you'll see all my stuff in there. I got like 300 pens. >> You could be good. If you want to sit in the back of his car, it's a little bit more spacious. >> That'd be great. >> All right. >> Yeah, you've been cool with me. I'm not trying to make this any worse on you than it has to be. >> back >> Yep. It's a little bit more spacious. Chargers aren't very roomy. And if you need help up in there, I can do the best I can. >> I hope it's in there. And then just sit whatever way is comfortable cuz it ain't like we're going to be going anywhere. All righty, sir. I got to read something to you, okay? I got to read you Miranda rights, okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to you to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand your rights? >> Yes. >> All right. So even if that meth wasn't located, it would have been towed because you were driving on a suspended driver's license. I'll have to uh get your stuff out and then I'll come get you, all right? All righty. Last time I had to get the car out of impound. Something like this sounds great. It's like 1,500 bucks. That's all right. >> I don't think it's that high. >> At that time, that's when I had to sit in county jail for like 5 days or a weekend or something. >> You need help up? >> Yeah. >> How do you want me to do it? Oh, you're good. You're good. That's good. You got it? >> Yep. >> I just don't want you to fall. >> Once you get up. >> Then we're going to have Stop right here so I can shut the door. And then we're going to walk >> Do you need a uh