If a cop ever stops you and tells you you were following too close, >> Your following distance was too close, man. >> and then takes you back to his vehicle, tells you to get in the front seat, and then says he's just going to give you a warning, >> No, I just wanted man, just wanted. >> and then starts verbally pummeling you with an avalanche of questions. >> Do you mean? And you're going to do refineries? How old are you, man? Do you always drive this car? Does this car go across to Mexico, man? Did it go across yesterday to Mexico? Oh, and y'all swap cars? Then you ain't got nothing illegal on you. Have you ever been arrested, man? Can I have your consent to search the car? >> You can know that silver bracelets are in your future. And you don't even have to wait for Christmas. And then there's the tech that they've unleashed against us. You're just going to have to stay tuned to the end so you can stay informed. You're going to want to share this with everybody you know. >> Hey, welcome back to the channel. I really appreciate you being here. A wise man once said, "It is no measure of good mental health to be considered well-adjusted to a profoundly sick society." And we all know the fact is the majority is usually filled with wrong-headed people thinking they're right, but traveling in the wrong direction. And that's really typically what we see with order followers. Order followers just do what they're told regardless of what is right instead of doing what is right regardless of what they're told. That's kind of the key characteristic of order followers. So, when we go over these videos right here, I just want to highlight the fact that there are still a lot of people who some would call bootlickers, people who will roll over and just comply and just submit to the authority because they think, you know, this is the best way to go, this is the best way to do society, you know, we got law and order. The problem is who makes the laws and who follows the orders. And should you follow any order? And before we get started with this right here, and a couple videos from now, I'm going to show you this tech that they're unleashing on us, and it's pretty terrifying, actually, if you think about it. Because it gives godlike power to the officers who are asking you questions that they already know the answer to. So, when we have these uniformed officers that a large swath of people already think are heroes and warriors, and then you add to it this crazy seemingly alien technology where they know where you've been, they know what time you left, they pretty much know where you're going, and they've compa- compiled a file against you, and they know what you've been up to, where you stopped for gas, when you entered into a certain state, when you left that certain state, how long you've been on the road, when they know all the answers to these questions, and then you combine it with this other tech that I'm about to show you, it becomes almost like that scene in Star Wars where they fall down into that garbage chute on the Death Star, and the walls start just closing in on them, and there's nothing they can do. They're getting these steel posts and try to put them up, and the it just keeps closing in and just bending, and all this trash is just trying to compact them. But, I'm not black-pilled. Not to the point where I think it's hopeless, because I feel like you have to have hope. You have to realize, "Hey, there's got to be a way out of this." Otherwise, what use is there in living? You've got to have hope. But, in that hope, we also rest on knowledge and the understanding that a large amount of people still believe in the thin blue line gang of violence. And before we get started with this particular video right here, I just want to say this, is it ever, and I mean ever, is it ever right to initiate force and violence on peaceful people who haven't harmed other people? They haven't jeopardized the freedom of somebody else, they haven't threatened those people. They haven't damaged or stolen property. Is ever right to put your hands on people, no matter what. I I'm talking about This is an absolute. Cuz I'm saying, "No, it is not ever right for me to put my hands on somebody that doesn't want my hands placed on them, who hasn't committed a crime." Now, if they've committed a crime, if they've stolen something, you can put your hands on them and recover that property. If they harm somebody, you can put your hands on them to stop that harm. But if they haven't done any harm, then they shouldn't be putting their hands on anybody. But what if somebody What if a whole group of people, a massive amount of people, made a law to tell you, "Hey, it's okay for you to put hands on people. And if you put hands on somebody, it's not it's not a crime. It's actually going to be legal." Whereas if somebody else did that exact same thing without being sanctioned by or supported by this law, that would be criminal activity. But you can do it because we're actually codifying it and putting into law. And then they put it into law, these politicians, and then a whole bunch of people get on board with it and go, "Yeah, it's okay for you to put your hands on that person because that politician said that they crossed over this line. And if they crossed over this line, they deserve to have hands placed on them." And not only did they deserve to have hands placed on them, they deserve for somebody to kidnap them and to put these these ratchets on their their wrist and these torture cuffs and, you know, give them possible nerve damage. And it's okay for these people to put these other people who haven't harmed anybody into the back of a car and to lock them in some dungeon, some basement. If you did that exact same thing, you would be considered a criminal. You know why? Because you'd be a criminal. And you'd be a criminal because you engaged in criminal actions. I don't care. That's why I started this video out. It's no measure of good mental health to to considered well-adjusted to a profoundly sick society because a profoundly sick society calls for you to put your hand or a certain group of people to put their hands on other people who haven't actually committed crimes. And by committing crimes, I mean leaving a victim. If there is no victim, there is no crime. That is a an ironclad argument. If there's no victim, if nobody's been victimized, there's no person who suffered any harm or any damage or any loss of property, then there is no crime. And if there is no crime, then there is no just reason for another man to put his hands on another man who didn't commit that crime. And that leads us to this video right here. I have never seen a stash of d r u g s in any more secret compartment than in this video right here. And I'm going to show you what I'm talking about. It's going to take a second to get through this, and we're going to make some comments along the way, and I'd love to hear your comments on this. Let's go ahead and get started. >> Man, there's a kilo right there. >> You want to see that? >> Yes, sir. See the bricks? >> Look at this. See this technology right here that they got in his hands? He detected it without the arrival of a drug drug dog with near 100% certainty. This is crazy. Never seen this before. Maybe you have. >> I don't see nothing. >> Bro, you're a good dude. You got a bad situation, and I really think you can help yourself out. Do the >> Don't don't believe cops when they say that. >> man, for you. Like, don't be a snitch, but do do something right. >> On May 16th, >> Do something right as they threaten with force and violence and the brutality of the state. >> In 2023, a Fayette County Sheriff's Office investigator assigned to Drug Interdiction Unit followed a suspicious vehicle along Interstate 10 in Texas until the driver committed several traffic violations. The investig >> Which he probably didn't. And usually what they get you on is following too close, you didn't activate your turning signal, uh you you made it across the fog line, all a whole bunch of lies as a pretext for the real reason they stopped you. >> Gator then initiated a traffic stop unaware that he was about to uncover one of the craziest [music] drug busts in the county's history. >> Hey, thanks for rolling the windows down, man. Hey, a couple things. The left lane is a passing only lane, okay, sir? >> I was going to pass the >> And then also, your following distance was too close, man. Were you traveling with that other car, too? >> There you go. Following too close. >> No, [snorts] it's cuz I seen them and I seen they I was getting too >> Hey, I noticed you were following too close, so I thought I'd catch up to you and follow you too close just to show you that you By the way, I was speeding before I I mean, really speeding before I caught up to you. >> close to 18-wheeler, you got to be 15 ft away. I was like >> Yeah, the other passenger vehicle Okay, so you were Yeah, you were real close, weren't you? You see me back there? >> Yeah, yeah, I seen you. >> Okay, okay. >> Yeah, and then I thought you were coming for the other car cuz I was going to speed limit. And >> Yeah, and I said you had nothing to do with speeding. It's just following distance, man, and left lane passing only. So, when you when you pass a car, you need to get back over in the other lane, too. >> It's cuz I was I was going to say that I'm here, but I'm close to the 18-wheeler cuz I was going to speed limit. >> Oh, okay, man. >> This is such BS. The only reason they stopped this guy is because they got an ALPR alert. And after they got that ALPR alert, now they're going to run this stupid X-ray machine giving it giving the appearance that these cops truly do have some god-like power. >> So, is this your car, man? >> Close my eyes. >> Put your I've got a red few lights. Oh, okay. Can I see your license, man? And it's >> Yes, sir, you can. So, yeah. So, whenever the the car seen you, I seen him I seen him brake on you. >> Yes. >> I seen him brake, so that's why I got so close. I mean, I didn't want to go like that and then be obvious >> [laughter] >> I got you, man. Yeah, yeah, I got you. I'm getting ready >> Listen how friendly this cop is. It really disgusts me. >> All right, man. You ain't been drinking or nothing at all? You're good? No alcohol or nothing on. Hey, can you step out for me, dude? >> I need my keys in there? >> Yeah, that's fine, man. That's That's fine. You got no weapons on you? >> Oh, no, sir. You searched me before you. >> Oh, no. You No, you're all right. Put your hands down. You ain't in trouble, man. You ain't in trouble. >> You ain't in trouble. You do not trust one word that comes out of law enforcement agent's mouth. He You already know this guy's in trouble. If you got pulled over for following too close, you are in trouble. >> Weapons in the car? >> Oh, no, sir. >> Well, just sit up here, man. It'll be all right. You're on camera. >> He claims it's just a warning, but his real goal is to keep the driver at ease long enough for backup to arrive. >> Oh, hey. >> Yeah, so like I was saying, so I was like At first when you I seen you that you passed me, I was like, "Oh, man, I didn't stop the first one cuz I was like, I think I seen it He I seen He seen him brake." >> Uh-huh. >> Cuz he broke He He brake. >> He brake, too. He probably cuz he seen my car, I guess, man. >> Yeah, cuz I was to be honest, I go on the on speed control with that speed limit thing. >> Uh-huh. >> And I go listen to I put my other phone to put nothing but comedy. >> Mhm. >> So I'm the whole way just like that. >> Cops are keen to what this guy's doing. If you start talking too much, if you start filling in the blanks too much, if you start running your mouth like a chatterbox, they already know you're nervous. You got something to hide. These are all telltale signs for them to look for. That's why what should you do when a cop is around asking you questions? Shut the front door. >> Right on. And then I seen that and I was like, "Oh, he's coming for the other car." It's like, "No way for me." >> Right. >> And I seen him pass You passed You went to his side. I was like, "Oh, he got him." And then >> Yeah. >> And this way and then you're going to pass. I was like, "Oh, he got my >> Ha-ha. Oh, hey. No, just a warning, man. Just a warning. >> Uh >> Just a warning, man. Just a warning. It's all right. Hey, I'm one of you, man. I'm just out here making sure the highways are safe. You know, everybody's got a job to do. >> Man, what are you doing way over here, man? >> I came to San Antonio. >> Okay. >> I came to drop off my cousin cuz my cousin just opened up a company. So, I brought my little cousin. They're going to start with thing. I'm going to go with my my What's How do you say it? >> How's your morning going? >> Well, I'm just starting. I'm still sleeping. >> morning's going great, by the way. By the end of the day, you're going to be in a cage and I'm going to make sure you get placed there. >> So, it's going I mean, traffic starts picking up a little bit in the morning, you know, that morning rush. Some people, you know, and uh So, but but it's good, man. It's good. So, how old are you, man? >> 22. >> Yeah, I said you're over 21, 22. >> All right, let me just say this before I forget it. If all this cop did was steal the d r u g s that this kid has aboard his vehicle, if all he did was take that stuff and then let the kid be on his way, that's theft. He has no business stealing another man's property. No business at all. If he said, "You know what? I'm going to cut you." See, we have we have established such a low bar for freedom in this country that they would think that any cop who would let this kid just drive down the road after he, you know, Wait till you see how much he has aboard his vehicle and where it is. You got to stay tuned. I've never seen anything close to being hidden this well. As a matter of fact, it was hidden so well, they had to take it to a garage and remove a certain part of the car and cut it out after x-raying the vehicle to make sure that it was actually in that compartment. But even if they let this kid go, drive down the road after confiscating his stuff, they still committed a crime. We can't even tolerate that. And that it's not a bar you want to arrive at or try to shimmy under to say, "Well, look how good this cop was. He could have ruined this kid's life. He could have put him in jail." No, we can't we can't accept that. Any shade, any level of tyranny has to be soundly and roundly and consistently rejected. If you disagree with that, I really want to hear what you have to say. If you agree with it, put a one in the room. If you disagree with what I just said, put a two in the room. >> Yeah, I'm 08/18/2000. I'm a 2000 baby. I mean I go by the years. >> Yes, sir. >> 2024, I'll be 24 in August. >> Yeah, all right. >> Yes. >> My son, too. He's for 2020. So, it's 20 2021, he'll be one. >> Damn. 2022, he's two. 2023, he's three. >> Yeah. What's his name? >> Joshua Elija Rosas. >> Joshua? >> Like me, I'm Joshua Joe Rosas. But my But my wife No, my >> They're going to They're going to steal. They're going to kidnap a little boy's father and throw him into a dungeon. That's how sick and disgusting these people are. This guy is just trying to make a living. >> I don't like your >> In the free market. You're for the Look me in the eyes. Look me in the eyes. You're for the free market, right? If you're for the free market, you're against this nonsense right here. >> So, that's why she put Elija Rosas. I'm Joshua Joe Rosas. >> Okay. Okay. >> My God. >> I got you. >> Do you always drive this car? Does it need >> Yeah, I Yeah, my Theo My Theo drives it. When I'm back home, cuz I have a truck. I use this like whenever I go to work and [ __ ] Because I have a lifted truck with mud tires. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> So, that's Imagine just wasting this gas. Imagine that bull over there. >> Uh-uh. That one probably gets pretty good gas, though. >> Oh, no, it does. >> Yeah, for this thing, yeah. >> I I fill it up with like 30 32 33 dollars. >> This is my friend. This is my homie. He just so happens to wear a uniform. I can speak to him like, I don't know, like he's in my long-lost high school best pal. >> Nice. >> It'll last me like a good while. >> Yeah. Nice, man. Nice. >> Yeah, that's why I'm like, >> Yeah. >> I got you. >> That's weird, bro. I've never seen them You can put PO boxes like that on registration and your car registration. You know? >> 423 >> I mean the coins >> I mean I I always >> You're stalling, huh? >> Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no. You can check that right now. >> Yeah. >> No, that's not supposed to be. >> Oh, here here comes back up. Oh, I love it when back up's here. See, that's all this cop was doing. This cop was just delaying and stalling for his buddy to get here. Now they can make their move. They can make their overt tyrannical move. >> Yes, sir. >> That's just my partner, man. He's cool. >> What's up, man? What's up? >> Oh, he scared me. I was like, "Oh, shit." >> I was like, "No, man. He looks scared, but he ain't scared." >> No, no, that's not Now that you look scared >> Look, they're all laughing. It's just so funny. It's just so fun. It I just feel so free and open. Yeah, I'm going to drive down the road. I'm not going to be in a dungeon tonight. This is great. >> I turn around and I see someone standing all like >> With backup now on scene, the deputy can now drop the act and begin asking the driver questions he really wants to ask. >> Oh, I see. Does this car go across to Mexico, man? Cuz you're right on >> I I love this. Nez lover says, "This is like a horror movie." Yes, it is it's exactly like a horror movie. >> I did. >> You did to you done? >> I might be him. >> Did it go across yesterday to Mexico? >> Not yesterday. Like I said, yesterday I was over there in >> in San Antonio. >> Yeah. But the night before that you said you I mean the night >> I think I don't know I was with my wife. I I use my truck. You know, whenever I leave I call and be like, "Hey, you know what? Take my and then I'll take your >> So, then y'all swap cars? >> Yeah. >> I see. All right. Man, you ain't got nothing illegal in this car, man? >> I don't. >> You know what I'm talking about? What am I talking >> You're going to ask me about guns, coke, if I don't have weed, and I don't have meth, cuz I don't have all that. I I've been through this a thousand times. >> Have you ever been arrested, man? >> No, sir. I'm clean. >> You're clean? Yeah. >> Clean on cuz I'm clean on background. I'm clean on everything. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. Don't do any of that, man. Now, can I have your consent to search the car? >> You can search it. Cuz if I say no, it's going to be a lot more of that. Bring K9. Last time it happened like this was like uh 2 months ago. >> Where was that at, man? >> At El Refugio. I got stopped by the sheriff. He was something about all that insurance was not coming out. I'm like, how is the insurance not going to come out? >> It might not, man, cuz you do it like [clears throat] 1 month. You know what I'm saying? Not even a month, man. 30-day policies and your name ain't even on here. The car's registered to a PO box and car's >> Yeah, like I said, but that's insurance for the car, I mean. I'm apparently going to get the other the other the other insurance with my name like I'm a driver. And then the task force pulled up and then he was like, you know why I'm here, right? I'm like, because you got to do your job. >> Yeah. >> He was like, well, I I catch people that smoke uh drugs and blah blah blah. And I was like, okay, so what's the reason of you wanting to search? Am I being suspicious? Am I shaking or what what am I doing, I mean? >> Sure. >> What do you think that I'm doing or what? He was like, oh, >> My god, this guy is just telling his entire life story. >> It's cuz then then I said, well, I don't give you permission. He was like, well, I have to call K9. >> Yeah. >> And I was like yeah, I was like I got mad cuz he tried Oh, cuz the other dude told me get the get the picture from your tia. Cuz I at first I didn't have the paperwork. >> Yeah. >> So, I was on my phone. He tried to grab my phone and he pulled it and I got it back. I'm like, what are you doing? This is my personal phone. Like, you can't be doing that. >> Uh-uh. >> He was like, I told you to put your phone away. I'm like, no, you didn't, sir. The sheriff told me to get the picture. Now, you're telling me to put it away. Did you don't think that I'm trying to argue or or fight you or whatever the kind of cuz I kind of seen your buddy over here trying to wanted to tackle me cuz he thought I was going to >> Yeah. >> So, so he was like and then he was like, oh, bring K9. So, I'm like, you know what? I'm I'm going to make his butt hurt. Bring I brought I brought the He brought the K9. He was like, oh, the car smells like in the front door. I started laughing. I'm like, you're just going to waste your time. Go ahead. I'm like, I don't smoke weed. I only smoke cigarettes. >> Yeah, yeah. >> I'm like, go ahead. He had me 4 hours. He brought his tools, took all my seats out. He took all the things from the back, the front, everything. And then from there, I guess he stayed mad. So, when I was going back to my to, you know, Sam 50. You look like you're Mexican. Have you been Have you gone to the valley? >> Yeah. >> When I was at Sam 55, you know Sam 55? As soon as I was I was looking at the building the light a real high school. There's a sheriff waiting for me. >> Come on, man. >> as I passed, turned back around. He stopped me. He was like, "Hey, sir, can we search you?" I'm like, "Sir, you're all cops, bro." I'm like, "You search this >> This guy This guy is going to sing like a songbird when he goes to jail. You You got to stick around though. I know this is hard to get through here. I'm going to I'm going to go and fast forward to where they get out of the vehicle cuz he just keeps I just wanted to show you that this guy just He's got diarrhea of the mouth. He cannot stop. There's no There you million rolls of toilet paper isn't going to clean this guy's act up. Okay, so let's go to when when they get him out of the vehicle. >> By consenting to the search, the driver waived his Fourth Amendment right to refuse, giving the deputies permission to thoroughly search the vehicle and examine any area where contraband might be hidden. Although >> That's another mistake, guys. You do not want to give permission. Now, the reason he gave permission is because he was very confident that even if they ran a drug dog, the they would assume that the drug dog gave a false hit. There ain't nothing here. Cuz it was so damn concealed, so well, man. I can't even believe people are this resourceful. >> Though he appeared extremely confident, even voluntarily allowing them to conduct the search, he was about to receive a >> He's like, "Search wherever you want to. You ain't never going to find it, boy." >> To your shock, these deputies were [music] experienced >> Look at this. Look at this equipment. >> Well, >> Have you ever seen this thing right here? It's actually connected to some Android technology, Android phone technology, where it looks kind of like a cell phone. Never seen this before. Put a one in the room if you have, a two if you haven't. I I just I want to make people aware of the technology. Realize when you dare to answer a cop's question, that is the wrong You should never do that because the cop likely, in this day and age, with all this technology, knows what the answer is. They're just asking you a rhetorical question. >> equipped and trained to uncover hidden compartments, no matter where they might be concealed within the vehicle. >> And they mean no matter where. >> Before y'all start, can I get my cigarette? >> Oh, man. Did he give you the floor mat? Here, give him a floor mat. Hurry up, let's go. >> Nah, bro. I don't Man, I don't like that [ __ ] You're out here in your day flip flops, bro. We ain't like that, man. >> I don't want you to get ticks and chiggers while we're committing a roadside piracy on you. >> Here you go. All right. Appreciate all that. I'll tell him. I got cousin back, cousin in the front. Y'all got to go through it. I know y'all going to ask me. Yeah, thanks, man. >> I'll go through it with my blanket and my >> Can I get my stuff >> I'll give you your stuff back. Thank you, man. Thank you. >> Yeah, go ahead. >> But don't really mess with nothing. Randy's going to come, too. But just You can We can pop it, but don't touch nothing, man. Please. >> Nervous at on initial contact of this two two right here. >> Uh-huh. That's all right. >> Right away. Georgia I bet going to let me out there. How much money is he going to give? >> It's funny. A lot? >> Look at this. Imagine I I I know I say this often, but imagine having a job where they give you the right, you know, I'm saying that in quotes cuz you don't really have the right, but they perceive that you do. Feeling like you have the right to rifle through someone's belongings, go through their money, go through their wallet, go through their change compartment, rifle through their car, tear things up. >> 100. >> This is madness on display. >> 400. 600. So, 700. 760. >> Okay. Just get Will you give him his wallet just because he's telling you to say it? >> That's H. Olivera. >> What happened to that? >> Tearing the trim off of his car so they could look under the floorboard. Just looking for those hidden compartments. Where could that illegal conference a be? >> So, what is reason for driving? >> They're trying to They're trying to piece together an investigation based on what this kid rambled on about. >> I'm not sure he's going to know though. >> Yeah. Bro, did you see his phone? Like 1,100 miles. He's going way to get for that. >> Look at that. There you go. They're compiling They're They're just They're building a file against him. Not for him. They're not there to protect him. They're there to claim that they're protecting the community from him. Yeah, this is totally Flock. This is totally Flock or Axon or Genetec or Genentech or um or some of the other companies. Motorola. This is Palantir in action. And then they use this roadside X-ray machine to detect where in the vehicle it is. Although, I'm not certain why they're looking under the floorboard if they knew exactly where it is. Wait to see how much he's got on board. It's just crazy, man. >> And did you get Did you see how he got convinced about it? >> Having a job like this is just insane. I'm going to go and fast forward it while they continue to tear up this guy's vehicle. >> K64 >> Now he's got the knife out. Uh come on, man. We got to find this thing. I don't care if I have to tear the dashboard apart. >> We'll get this one here. This one being a trap, buddy. >> I think so. >> Oh, I promise you. He's running them the way up. That far? It's going to be It's going to be It's going to be one where we get to take the wheels off, man. It's sitting at real hard spot like the bottom row of that truck. Could you tell if it's been altered? Like the Like if it's that depth there and it's going to look normal, but you're going to have to hit it or something and see. >> I really love them. >> Huh? See, your tire's low. >> There it is. Look at this thing. Here, let me go back. Look at this big case they got it protecting. Look at this. God, I wish I could read this little piece of paper right here. What does that say? Straps and harness? Look There's the machine. Now, I What I don't understand is they're already tearing this guy's vehicle apart. Why didn't they just use this in the first place? >> Yeah. >> What's the Can you imagine Yeah, exactly. Could you imagine if we tried to do this to them? Or even ask the same questions of them that they ask of us? >> It's true. Still got five minutes or so. >> It'd be cool to have like a little handheld EMP and just disable that thing. Or when they run the drug dog, have some little quiet uh high-pitched uh squealing that only the dog can hear that makes him kind of go crazy. >> And these shoes look expensive. >> Them J's Them J's are sweet. Oh, that? >> I'm saying they look expensive. >> They look Yeah. >> I used to have a collection of them. >> Oh, yeah? That's how that is, man. >> Meanwhile, how many criminals are passing them? How many stock to the gills big pharma 45-ft trailers are passing them at 70 mph heading to Walgreens, to CVS, to Rite Aid, to Walmart so that they can continue profiting off of the opioid crisis that they created. But but we got to eliminate the middleman here. We can't have We can't have competition for the big pharma corporate industrialists. >> I believe that should be just a seam in all this. See, there ain't no little seam in there. They ain't going to lay a piece of this underneath. >> Yeah. >> Down or up, but you see you can see the concrete through here, but that's always It's going to be deep and sealed in there, all right? I'm looking underneath it. I'm going to say like that either the dash or that center hump. >> Mhm. >> But I don't know really what the this is either, man. >> Yeah, I don't know what that is either. >> And then you know why this side is different, you know? >> All right, so let's just fast forward this. Now they start talking to this guy. >> Let me ask you this, man. Wherever you're supposed to drop this off at like if we take if we take it out they're going to know, probably, and you're going to get right? If you take it and we can help you, man, you take it where you're supposed to go and then not arrest you? You feel me? >> I didn't see that. >> Yes, sir. See the brick? >> just sticks to his guns. >> I'm telling bro, I'm not I'm not being I'm not trying >> I didn't actually see the whole thing though. Nothing. >> Either you want Either you want to help yourself or you don't, man. I can I can help >> There's nothing to help y'all or >> Where are you supposed to take the car? >> Like I said, I'm going to Louisiana. >> I know Who are you leaving Who are you leaving the car >> Nobody. I use that car. >> Oh. >> Why would I leave it with you? >> Why would they be packing? Why are they going to >> Yeah, snitching on body cam that would be a really bad idea. >> I could just hit hide them in there. >> Snitching on body cam is about as bad of an idea, maybe even worse than talking to police. >> What area? >> Right there where I scanned, bro. Where you just seen me, where you asked. Like I'm showing you. >> I don't see nothing. I just see >> Yeah. I mean, we're going to We'll have to take it out, but once once we take it out, man, you're burned. You know what I mean? You might not be burned, and I'm telling you I've seen people where they cooperate and they go do this stuff and then they don't get no time, man. >> This cop is such a liar. >> You know? They It helps them out. >> Yeah, somebody If you're pro-police, how is this liberty? How is this anything but slavery? Why would you be for this? Why would you promote this? Why would you support this? >> No, like I said, there's nothing there. >> All right. Damn. Bro. >> You want to move the car or what do you What do you want to >> We'll wait till K9 gets here. Yeah, cuz we're going to have to get it out of there. Drop that. >> Deputy's contraband detector, also known as a and density meter, detected several brick-shaped objects concealed inside a hidden comp- >> Handheld density meter. I was I I found this out uh 3 days ago. Prior to 3 days ago, I did not know there was such a thing as a handheld density meter in the arena of law enforcement. >> partment beneath the trunk floor. Although the driver, now clearly a suspect, continued to play it cool. That wouldn't last much >> I would not doubt that they start implementing these density meters on you know, like little attach them to signs so that anytime somebody passes a truck or whatever and they see some uh you know, something that doesn't look right in the vehicle and just pull somebody over for that. Would not put it past them. And it probably radiates people at the same time. Remember how they came out with this thing where the the radar guns was emitting this kind of radiation that was giving cops cancer? The cops would probably still handle this handheld density meter knowing that it gives them cancer. >> longer. The sergeant was already on the way. Who would make the hidden bricks so visible even a blind person could see it. >> You see how it's not >> The hidden bricks. >> through 2 3 4 How it seems it's all It's all underneath here. >> What what that's casting right there, huh? >> Yeah, so it's it's probably So, this is one of those cool ones I think we get to take tire off. Okay. >> I think so. Here's Randy. Hey. I think so, man. >> So, bro, I think he I think he found it with the x-rays, but he's pretty confident and I'm trying to tell him, "Hey, man, we might be able to help you." >> So, you did find it? >> like he wants to help, but he's saying then he looked at it, he's like, "That ain't it." But yeah, you see these? Boom boom boom boom boom. Let me show you where I'm looking at. It's in this this area right here. But it's tuned down. So imagine >> Imagine if they put this kind of effort and technology into nabbing real criminals, real murders, real rapists, real kidnappers, real thieves. >> Search. I got a water, man. Yeah, yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. And I know, man, like no one wants to be like that, man. And it ain't >> Nobody wants to be like what? Nobody wants to be interfered with as I'm trying to pursue life, liberty, and happiness, the very thing that you said that you would protect and defend at all costs. >> Depending on what it is. I don't know who what the [ __ ] they put in there, man. You know what I mean? It could be And if it's >> No, here. >> You're not going to like what the judge >> You're going to have to save me with all the overdoses. >> doesn't have to hear about it. Just let me be on my way. You know I'm not doing anything wrong. >> You know? It's a little container. Like You don't see a lot anymore, but I You know what I mean? >> Like I said, just do your job. >> Yeah, yeah. No, I know. You've been You've been straight. I mean, if it is I just I just always thought probably >> Wow. >> Huh? >> 100% >> 100% >> I mean, this ain't supposed to be in here. >> Yeah. You see the other side is different, too? Then they have any in that side? >> Jeez. >> right there. >> Yeah. That's probably a bundle right there. Man, there's a kilo right there. Like we >> What the What the sergeant this arriving sergeant should be saying is, "Hey, I don't see a crime. Is there a verified complaint? Did Did complain on him?" Or did you just get a a picture from some ALPR and put it together in Palantir? Cuz you know we're against that, right? Of course, no cops, no good cops arrive on the scene in this situation. None. >> We verified it. But bro, I'm going to Let me Hey, let me Mirandize you real quick, okay? >> Mirandize you. >> I want to help you, man. So, do the No, no, no, stay there. Stay there. Bro, >> Why don't they ever say, "You have the right to You have the right to be secure in your persons, houses, papers, and effects"? They say, "You have the right to be silent." Yeah, I got other rights, too. I have the right to be secure in my persons, houses, papers, and effects. And you have the right to defend yourself against anybody who interferes with the right for you to be secure in your persons, houses, papers, and effects. Why don't they Why isn't that part of Miranda? >> You're a good dude. >> The cop doesn't think that for a second. The cop think this is the lowlife scum of the earth bringing dangerous d r u g s into the market. >> situation, and I really think you can help yourself out. I know you can. You're a young man. You got a kid, you know? Do Do the right thing, man, for you. Like don't >> Do the right thing, says the guy who's doing absolutely the wrong thing. >> But do Do something right. Right? Like tell Like tell You ain't got to tell me, man, cuz that's not what I do. I I work the highway. But we're going to have some people come talk to you, man. Okay? >> Like I mean, I have no >> Just tell them tell them who your contact is, that contacts you, where you're going to drop off at, a phone number, anything. >> Help, bro. >> Yeah, no one's going to sing that. You're going to go to jail, bro, for possession of controlled substance. Look at the kilo. Come here. There's a trap. That's That's 1 kilo right there. And then underneath All in here, [snorts] that's That's a compartment. You see that? >> going to be way more than that. >> Mhm. >> I don't even know how they put this volume of you know what into that compartment. I don't I don't how they made the compartment. Stay tuned. We're almost there. >> Right there, how it all that? That's a compartment. There's one There's a kilo right there. So, I'm not lying. I I showed you the X- the X-ray, the density meter. Like so, that's why I'm asking like if you want to help yourself out, man, it would you can. >> He's basically saying help me out, make my job easier so I can get on to my next bust. >> But, you don't have to. >> No, I'm not saying >> You don't know [ __ ] >> Nothing. >> All right, man. You have the right to remain silent and not make any statement at all. Any statement you make may be used against you at your trial. Any statement you make may be used as evidence against you in court. I'm not going to interview you because, you know, on >> Yeah, you helped >> yourself It ain't The blessing in disguise though, this stuff don't make it in her case, man, you know? And the in ultimate cuz I don't think you're a user. I don't think you're you know, I think you're you don't have a job. Times are hard. [ __ ] someone offered you some money. You know, and it is what it is, man. We see it all the time. >> Before you arrest me or nothing, can I call my wife and just let her know? Can I get my phone before you put this or >> Call your wife. Yeah. >> Oh. >> Yeah, call your wife. Yeah, just just just one call, man, to your wife. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Where am I? >> You're in Flatonia. >> Flat Yes, I'm telling the truth. Why the [ __ ] would I lie? The >> Bro, and I always let everyone like think about it, man, and if you decide to change your mind like >> I got to do just one more before >> Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you're cool, man. No, no, you're cool, man. You're cool. >> Boy. >> And I can't have someone if you change your mind, man, then you want to just just just a little bit of information, bro. Like not You didn't got to like give yourself up and be like, oh, I initially know, but just any information, man. It makes you look something like that. >> Wow, he's itching. It makes you It makes you look so much better to our organized crime syndicate if you just make it easy on us and let us interfere with the free market and you know, eliminate competition for the big pharma boys. >> For now, the deputies knew the vehicle contained a hidden compartment packed with brick-shaped packages, though they had no idea >> hilarious It'd be hilarious if they were brick-shaped packages of flour. That would be so What if they did that? What if they just hid these compartments of flour and it's like This This is a secret Betty Crocker stash. This is their new flour recipe. >> After securing the driver and taking him into custody, they transported the vehicle to a secure workshop to be dismantled, [music] where they would soon >> Now watch this. Watch This is crazy. >> discover just how massive the drug bust really was. >> And how hidden. It's so concealed. >> [clears throat] [laughter] >> Here we go. Look at that. Watch how many they pull out. Watch That's one. One of many. Wouldn't it be crazy if there was some kind of switch in there where it wasn't deactivated by the people because it didn't arrive at the appropriate location and anybody who had messed with it in between locations, in between departure and arrival would get oh, I don't know this uh massive surprise, you know, you know what I'm talking about there? Right there in the garage, the police garage. Look at that and they even lined it. I wonder what they lined it with. I wonder if it's I wonder if they could line it with lead. I'm just going to turn this down a little bit. Tell me if you've ever seen any stash hidden that well. There's no way they would have found this if they ran the drug dog and didn't have that x-ray machine, that density meter. Put a one in the room if you've ever seen a stash hidden better than this. And if you have, give me the link cuz I want to see it. This is it's insane how much how much they pull out. This is already like the third brick they pulled out. There's way more than that. Look at this. I mean, talk about some good packaging, man. >> What is that stuff? Some kind of high gauge aluminum foil? No, it's not weed. It's some white stuff. Will it turn blue? Look at that. It's all bricked up. Look, they even have What is that? D Y G? What is that? 13 in that little compartment, that little hidden obscure compartment. All right, guys. I don't care what you say. I don't care what you say. This is the free market in action. And I love it how the cops are like, "No, we got to keep this stuff off the streets." You can't even keep it out of prisons. You can't keep it out of maximum security prisons. Did you realize I I don't know if most people know this, but they they can get they can bring D R U G S's in prison, take it out of prison, make alcohol, ferment things like banana peels. They can create tattoo guns. And people people go into prison without a tattoo. Tattoo guns are illegal. Tattooing is illegal. They they're not allowed to have it, and they walk out of prison with a tattoo. And all the drugs they want. And all the alcohol they want to drink. That's called the free market. Where even in the most dire, the deepest, the darkest tyranny and oppression, the free market wants to be free. It wants to rival the competition of the state. >> In total, the Fayette County Sheriff's Office recovered 13 bundles that field tested positive for cocaine. The drugs weighed approximately 11 kilos or >> 11 kilos. >> 24 and a quarter pounds and had an estimated street value of 385 grand. [music] The suspect, 22-year-old Joshua Joe Rosales of Rio Grande City, Texas was charged with felony possession of a controlled substance, an enhanced first-degree felony punishable by 10 to 99 years or life in prison and a fine >> 10 to 99 years, he's got a little kid, he's going to go away for a long, long time having victimized no one. I don't ever recommend that anybody take this kind of stuff, it'll wreck your body, it'll ruin your marriage, it'll ruin your family, it'll ruin your life, possibly. But, you know, isn't it better to have dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery? I mean, isn't that truly freedom? Do you really want to be controlled? And how much do you want to open the door to the controllers? Cuz they will take advantage of it, they will abuse their authority, and they will abuse their power. I appreciate you guys, love you. Remember the price of freedom is now and always will be eternal vigilance and indifference to this notion is the means by which the people have and will secure their own oppression. Let's stop securing our own oppression and let's stop today.