On this ride-along, a phone gets put aside, a man sings our tune, >> All right, step out for me. >> and Raider is happy man. On Monday, May 26th, a Santa Rosa County Deputy pulled over a vehicle for failing to stop at a stop sign. >> Hello, how are you doing? Boy, this is Sheriff's Office. I'm going to stop you. You didn't come to a full complete stop at the uh stop sign back there. You did not. License, registration, insurance, please. >> come to a complete stop. >> Very well. I'm not here to argue with you about it, but please turn on your head. >> I'm not going to argue with you. My wallet is not on me. >> You have a wallet on you? >> No. >> So, you have an insurance card or registration with you? >> It's on my phone. It's on my phone. My guy code is on my phone. >> Can I see your insurance? >> Yes, you can. >> Another officer who was nearby walked up to provide backup if needed. >> I did not I stopped at that stop sign. >> You did not, sir. Very well. >> Very well. I don't care. >> Do you have your registration while you're looking for that? >> I knew you were going to pull me over cuz I did this to you cuz you're what you're doing right there sitting up there is it called entrapment. >> That's not entrapment, sir. You need to look at the legal definition of entrapment. >> You need to go read your Florida state statutes, so. >> Well, I probably know them a little bit better than you would, sir. >> I'm probably because you know how to manipulate the law in your favor. So, what you're not going to do >> Don't do that again. >> is that I'm not going to pay cuz I'm going to send it to the state and that right there a ticket is considered a co-sign. >> Well, this piece of paper >> Well, whatever cuz a ticket is on my phone. >> I'm about to write you a ticket. >> Write that ticket. >> What's going to happen is is you're going to write that ticket. When you sign your signature on that ticket >> Uh-huh. >> you therefore sign yourself in as a signer. Therefore, I'm the co-signer. I'm going to send it to the state and you're going to have to pay that. >> Okay, so what's your first name? >> The officer's complete disregard of the man's co-signer comment, a comment that usually stems from sovereign citizen banter, kept the conversation from going down that black hole. So, after getting the man's personal information, the conversation came back around to the stop sign. >> He did not. >> I did. >> you have your social security? >> Do you have a camera? >> I do. >> You do? Pull it up. >> No. >> Yeah. I'll pull it up for you. This must be a prime intersection for tickets because it only took 30 seconds of sitting there before the officer caught the man. >> All righty. >> All right. >> I'm about to get out of here. >> No, you're going to take your seat belt off and hop out the car for me. >> going to do that. >> You are. >> I'm not going to go drive off anywhere. >> No, you're going to exit the vehicle cuz you're being very argumentative. You're being very argumentative. There's a kid in the backseat. That's fine. >> in this car. My wife is getting off work as we speak at Hall's Hardware. >> Okay. Yeah, but I'm not leaving your car. You can stay around in the back and I'm not >> I'm not taking I'm not getting out the car with my son in this car. You're >> You're getting a lawful order. >> I feel in danger did you get the light? >> as a police officer you're about to go to jail. Pennsylvania versus Mims case law. Get out of the vehicle. >> Let me call my wife. She's >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Ooh, I swear to [ __ ] god you should Start walking Get out of the car. >> Put your hands up here. >> Hold on. >> Put your hands up here. >> a phone call. Make a [ __ ] phone call. I'm putting them up. I'm trying to give you my phone. I'm trying to give you my phone, sir. >> I don't want your phone. I want >> trying I don't want your hands I don't want to break. Take my phone, set it on the roof, please. >> Jesus, dude. If you just listen, this is how this is going to go. >> I want to make a phone call. My son is in the backseat. My wife can walk down here. >> There's a deputy right to my right. He will sit with your son while you're inside the handcuffs. >> What did I do for to be arrested? >> You're being detained. If I want to take you to jail for resisting I will. When I give you lawful orders, you don't listen, you go to jail. Walk back here. >> Shut my door, please. >> No. >> Will you I'm asking you a question in the light in the safety of my child. >> I'm right here with your child. >> I'm asking you something. Stop real quick. I'm asking you something. Will you turn on my car and roll with my back windows down, please? My AC does not work. Bro, are you [ __ ] kidding me, dude? >> Sit in the car. Thank you. That's what you're supposed to do. Do what you're told. On 12 1 to 10. >> I like I'm a parent, bro. Do you have kids? >> I do. >> Please, let me call somebody. My wife can walk down here and just sit with him, please. I'm not going to cause you no [ __ ] >> But you have been though from the moment I stopped you. >> just stopped at that >> Now you want to change your tone when you're in a set of handcuffs about to go to jail. >> you. I just have to do >> It's not a respect thing. You do what you're told. >> I You were my servant. You are still a servant to the people. >> That is incorrect. >> That is not incorrect. You're a servant to the people. >> What is your passcode so I can call your old lady? >> Uh I'm I'm Tell him to walk over here, please. >> No. >> You got no That's not happening. >> Okay, then. >> That's illegal. >> That's not illegal. >> It is. I'm allowed to have a phone call regardless if I'm I'm allowed to have a phone call. >> Not right now you're not, but if I take you to jail, you can. >> to keep you on video this whole time. >> I'm on video right now. >> I know, and I'm allowed to record myself. >> No, not what You're in the back seat of a cop car. No. I'm not. >> kidding me, dog. Like why do I need to be detained? I didn't do anything >> Because you're acting like a jackwagon. >> No, I'm not, bro. I have places to be. I have bills to get paid. >> No, you're going to jail. >> Seriously, dude? >> Yes, cuz you want to act this way. I'm not going to now. >> Like literally come on, bro. >> I'm not your bro. >> I'm Come on. >> I'm your servant. >> Sir, I know I said a servant of the people. >> No, you said I'm your servant. >> you were the You were my servant. >> Don't twist up your words now, man. >> The conversation continued like this while the other officer had a quieter time watching the man's kid. >> What you What're you doing? Hanging out? Let me double lock your handcuffs. Face that way. They don't cinch up on you. >> I just want to have a conversation, bro. >> We tried that, but you want to be very argumentative. You want to be very rude. >> No. >> I didn't I did have not resisted arrest. >> You have. >> No, I haven't because I never was to I've never been read read my rights. >> That's not how this >> Nobody You all said they are detaining me, not arresting >> really understand the laws or you don't appreciate them. >> me before you said you were arresting me. I said fair enough when you said you're detaining me. >> You're detained when the lights go on. >> Okay, and I've turned I pulled over and put my hands out the vehicle to follow protocol. >> I tell you order you get out of the car. >> like you were being an [ __ ] and you're now showing you're showing your dominance because you have law >> I've been very professional and very stern with you. >> I stopped at that stop sign, bro. >> That is not up for debate. That's not up >> That's not up for debate, but I haven't not I had did not resist arrest. I wanted to know why you wanted me to step out of my vehicle, sir. Can I talk to you now? >> Because you No. It's my stop, my investigation. He's my backup unit. You want to You want to holler when you you want to be very argumentative, present a very clear present >> I did not get out of the my son is in the >> going to tell you why. I'm telling you what I'm doing if you're going to interrupt me. >> Because you're interrupting me, I want to speak professionally. >> I tried. >> You're choosing me to take me to jail over resisting arrest, which I did not do. >> Obstruction. >> Obstruction. Regardless, I didn't do that either. >> You did. >> No, I didn't. I just did not follow your order as a dog as you barked them. I am allowed to ask questions about the orders you were giving. And that is what I was doing. >> Now, there's a very well time to answer questions, but not when a law enforcement is telling you to get out. >> It doesn't have to be on your time. You're You're not allowed to force me out of my vehicle. If had I Had I just wanted to give you my information, I could have stayed in my vehicle. There was no reason to take me out of my vehicle. >> You need to really re-address your life and understand case law. >> I'm literally on a good path. And you're literally screwing me right now. I just got got done putting all back my savings so my son can have a future, dog. I bet you have your kids have a amazing future. >> I don't do stuff that cause me to get pulled out of a car or get in trouble with law enforcement. >> get in trouble with law enforcement. >> Clearly you would do. >> I literally went in an abandoned house when I was little. You can look that up. I went in an abandoned house. That's the one time I've gotten in trouble with the law. >> But he would get arrested six months from now in November for domestic battery and aggravated assault when he allegedly armed himself with a machete during an argument with his wife. >> I don't have to comply to you like a doggie. Do I look like a chain on you? >> No, but he's one. >> 34? >> Huh? >> 34. >> I hate this government. I hate police. Y'all should Y'all should not even have jobs. The military should run run this [ __ ] Martial law that [ __ ] bro, because y'all can't do y'all's job without abusing your authority. >> You really don't know what would happen if martial law gets in place. >> do and I'm really all for it. You just don't know me. I'm a radical Republican. >> You would have zero freedoms. >> That's fine as long as you don't have power. As long as you don't have power. >> The man. The man. >> Like the channel? Subscribing makes this narrator feel as happy as Raider. Once his family drove off with the car and his kid, the man's mood seemed to improve. >> But >> All right, step out for me. And I want you to stand right here and face that way for me, okay? Turn to your side. >> I'm going to be annoying this car ride. I'm going to start rapping. I'm a rapper by the way, if y'all don't know me. >> I'm going to record it. >> You good. >> Send it. >> Dude, seriously, I rap at 12 syllables per second. Dude, please get me famous. >> When you get in the back of my hoopty right here, start singing. >> Yes, sir. Wait, what's going on? Oh, this one? Got you. Man, I'm missing dinner tonight. Yeah, good times >> The officer charged the man with resisting without violence. >> [music] >> He also gave him tickets for running the stop sign, not having his driver's license on him, and not having proof of registration. He agreed to enter a 12-month pre-trial diversion program with various stipulations, two of which [music] were that he attend an anger management evaluation, and maintain employment, or submit five job applications per week. In May, his plea agreement for the November arrest would put that up to 10 job applications per week if not employed full-time. Thanks for [music] watching. See you on the next ride-along. >> I'm still going freestyle bar for bar, yeah. I'm killing this [ __ ] I'm feeling the clip. I'm feeling the vision of his body. I'm feeling the switch, yeah. My pulse is hot. This is the girl that's in the bullet that's in the chamber. This is all the damn nation that's in the mix coming in the mission. I can no hesitate to leave with every citizen in the year.