My job is to enforce the law. Clearly, your job is to violate the law. So, stop with this this drama. I'm not a criminal, sir. You are a [Music] criminal. Put it in park. Okay. Pull right over here. Right over Nope. Right over here. Pull out of the traffic lane. Where's your driver's license at? Uh, right here. That was stupid. Right here. Pull it out. Okay. Thank you. Hey, you want to tow his stuff or have it passenger drive? Whose car is this? Oh, this is my mom's car. It's your mom's car. That sucks. No, they're going to have to find a ride. Yeah. His mom's car. Where's your mom at? Orlando. All right. Her car is going to be at Arrow Towing. Arrow towing. Yep. I understand and I appreciate and I respect the fact that you weren't being rude or disrespectful. I do. Okay. However, here's the thing. First and foremost, safety is number one out here, okay? We have way too many kids out here and we have zero tolerance for the show voting. None. Whe And then it wasn't accidental. So, just save I understand that. Save me that, okay? Cuz I've been driving for longer than you've been alive. Okay? I'm 41 years old, man. I've been driving a long time. That wasn't accidental. I've driven thousand horsepower cars. So, don't do that. You It was intentional. Okay? So with that, unfortunately, if I let that slide, everybody else out here does it, too. So, we have a zero tolerance. There is no warnings. There's no breaks. Everybody's taking a ride today. It doesn't matter what you're doing. If you break a law on this beach, you are going to jail. Period. Sheriff's Office, open the door. Make your announce, open the door. Sheriff's officer came on in the hallway. Sheriff officer, you mind if this stuff stays with him or do you want to go with you? Where am I going? To jail. I told you that. Well, why? I don't feel bad for you. You've been arrested for robbery. You've been arrested for possession of a firearm. You touched the gun. Let's stop [ __ ] around. That's what My job is to enforce the law. Clearly, your job is to violate the law. So, stop with this this drama. I'm not a criminal, sir. You are a criminal. Unfortunately, you are. So, here's the deal. Do you want this to go with you or him? It doesn't matter to me. It's your choice. All right. Put the theatrics away. All right. We're not a drama class. Action, sir. Okay, cool. Where do you want this to go? With me, I guess. All right. Sounds good. We're going to put you in a backseat of one of our nice cars. Nice AC. What's in here? Earbuds. Okay. Keys. All right. Cool. All right. He'll he'll put you in a car. Sheriff's Office. We have a search warrant for the resident. And there's a set a 17year-old in the house. Okay. She's on. Come on out. Sheriff's office search warrant. There's a dog. Sheriff's office search warrant. Come to the door. Bravo 61 central. [Music] Traffic. 12. We're at 2032 West Parkton Drive. I can't tell if there's anybody in there or not. We all going up or Yeah. Okay. All right. All right. I got it. Keep an eye on the left stuff for me. Empty. Just hold that. Watch the door. Okay. Got three people coming out from the wooded area towards the car right now. Okay. Three people in the car now with them. Take your foot off the frame. Okay. Okay. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. Do the chain for now. Walk back into the walk back. Listen. Ask me a question first. Okay. No, that's not how we're doing things. Shut up and listen to me. Walk backwards. Okay. Who's in Who else is in the car? I I just pick up three passenger. I'm driving for Uber. Okay. Very good. Come this way. All right. All right. We'll explain something here in a second. Okay. No problem. But you didn't have to put handcuffs on me. I do have to. I do. I'm not doing anything. I'm not doing anything. Okay. I understand. Give us a second. I might be doing I'm ready for the next one. AJ. Yep. Go ahead. Passenger exit the open door. Do it now. Keep walking. Keep walking backwards to the sound of my voice. Keep walking backwards. Stop. Get down on our knees. Hands up. Stand up. Keep walking to me. Keep walking. Keep walking. Keep walking. Stop. Get down on your knees. Keep your hands up. Hands up. Put your hands on top of your head. Stand up. Come over here. So the question I have for you is this. We are here today because we myself and represent the EOD unit. explosive ordinance disposal in the sheriff's office. Easy, easy peasy. Reason why we're here is because we were notified of something that was in your car that looks relatively suspicious and consistent with an explosive device. Mhm. Okay. So, can you tell me about that? I can I can tell you no more than what I told them. And what's that, sir? I don't I wasn't here for that. I had no idea that that was in there. Okay. Okay. Um, I don't know. Can I tell you whether or not? I just tell me the history of it. My assumptions are Yeah. that it was from a bottle rocket or not a bottle rocket, but a rocket like a a fireworks. Yeah. From the fireworks store Sky Cameron it's called. Yeah. Yes, we did. I I don't know if it was Fourth of July or whatever it was. I don't know about shooting off trailers and lighting sky [Music] lanterns. So, I think manually cutting that cylinder away from the base is feasible. I don't think that's going to do anything. Hello. Yes, sir. What's going on, boss? Man, I dropped my friend off Julian. Yeah. And I don't know what happened, man. Yeah. Yes, sir. 61 on textics. I got him driving up the street here. Okay. Yes, sir. Oh, good God. What'd you hit? We got a call saying you hit a telephone. I hit a tree, sir. Holy crap, bro. And you're thinking you're going to drive this home? No, sir. Well, you're driving down the street. Yes, sir. But I dropped my friend off. I hit a tree and I Ah, crap. I think it was pound. Yes, sir. I knew I was to end with it. Are you feeling okay? Are you good? That's a pretty good whack. I know, sir. Are you Are you medically okay? Do you feel fine, man? Can I be honest with you, sir? Yes. I had too much to drink. No. Okay. I don't mean that. I mean, are you feeling Yes, sir. Physically, I'm fine. You can take a soriety test. Listen, listen to me. I'm not talking about your drinking. I'm talking about are you medically fine? Are you injured? Are you hurt? Do you feel like No. No, sir. Okay. I feel like I'm medically okay. I'm going to drive my friend off. I had too much to drink. And Okay. But you're medically fine. You don't need an ambulance. You don't need fire department. No, sir. Okay. I got my hands up in the air as wide as you can see me, sir. Bro, I don't need your hands up in the air. Relax. Okay. What you want me to do? I'm sorry, sir. Okay. Um Hey, are you Officer Roy? I am. I've seen you a couple times, sir. Yeah. Yes, sir. Remember at High Bank 61? I'm over here. I'm sorry, sir. So, what did you hit? A tree or a telephone pole? I feel like I hit a tree or a telephone pole. Okay. I meant to take my friend home. And sir, can I be honest with you? I'm I'm not trying to take any extra steps or anything, but I feel like my friend was okay to drive safe and I I let my dad's truck in his hands. Is this your truck or your dad's truck? This is my dad's truck. Okay. Where do you live? I live just I I promise you the neighborhood down the road. Okay. Do you have your license on you? Yes, sir. Can Can I get in the truck? Well, that's where your license is. All right. Yes, sir. I'm going to get it for you. I'm going to go down there and see what he hit. Lee, get your license and registration for this lovely lady here. Good gracious alive. Yeah, I'm sorry. He obliterated a um a a a street light. I'm not kidding. Like obliterated it. So, I got to move this out of the road in case any cars come. Then I got to take some photos. So, it's going to be a second. Then I'm coming back up there. Okay. But how could your if the truck if you turned the truck on over there? Yes, ma'am. And the airbags already deployed. How did you get that truck from down there to here? Because I hit something. And I'm not going to lie to y'all. I hit something 100%. You see these little light poles right there? Yes, ma'am. You absolutely obliterated it. It's It's debris spread out 30 40 yards in the roadway, bud. I understand 100%. Okay. And I'm not expecting y'all to let me go. I deserve this 100%. You We got his license and everything. Yep. Okay. Negative valid. Hey, if y'all need my license, I need it. What? You need it? Yeah. If y'all don't have it, I'll get it for you guys. You have it right here? Okay. Yes, sir. How old are you? I'm 18. You're 18. I turned 18 in November. Okay. Um, were we able to find insurance information so we can do a crash report? Hey, I can It's in the It's in the It's in the front seat. This is my dad's truck. I'm going to buy it for my dad. Not anymore. That thing's totaled. I can stand up. I can stand up if you want, but that's on yours. You're good down there. So So what caused you to run off the road and hit the telephone pole or the light post or whatever? Can I be honest, sir? I was taking my friend home and I know this sounds stupid, sir, but [ __ ] dude. Get Oh, man. Dude, I'm I'm not My dad's on me. This truck. Can you just answer my questions, man? Yes, sir. Can you relax? Put your hands down. Okay, relax. Yes, sir. I know you're drunk. Yes, sir. But you need to relax. Yes, sir. One belt 53. [Applause] Don't [ __ ] move. Put your hands up. Yeah. On purpose. What happened? Put your hands up. [Music] What' I do? [Music] We'll explain to you in a second. Where are the keys? Stop. Right here. Give me the key. Put it in park. Give me the keys. One out at a time. Get back. I'm open your seat belt. Open the door. Put your hands up. Put your hands up.