I'm being pulled over. Um, I'm in Charleston County. This is Berkeley County Sheriff's Office that's pulling me over. This is my lawyer. >> I'm not wearing out right now. >> From here on out. >> Okay. I'm Deputy Brown. All right. I'm going ask you a couple questions. Okay. >> Anything in vehic? >> I don't answer questions. >> Any cocaine? You don't answer. >> You know what? What? >> I don't answer questions. Okay. You need to speak to my lawyer. >> I don't need to speak to your lawyer. Why do I need to speak to your lawyer? if you need answers. >> Okay. Well, how about this? >> What should I do? >> Pop out the vehicle. >> I I would listen to the officer and act as respectfully as possible if they have a reason. >> All right. I'm heading out the I'm heading out the vehicle right now. Okay. >> There's nothing. >> It don't matter. You're going to take your hand out your pocket. >> You see this [ __ ] right? >> Yeah. Do you know why you've been pulled over? >> He said because Yeah. Here you go. >> Better maintain his lane, >> right? >> Okay. It's a routine. >> Something very simple. He can be a warning ticket and getting out of here. But >> and I thought that's what we were doing, >> right? But I'm what I'm trying to figure out is why are you >> You're escalating for some reason. >> I'm not escalating at all. You're escalating. >> See what I'm going through. >> I see. I'm >> This is why I called you. >> Yeah. >> This is why I called you. >> We are taking contemporaneous notes of the issue in hopes of deescalating what's about to go happen. >> I'm trying to cooperate as much as possible. >> This the issue is not escalated. >> Okay. Is this a ticket? >> No, it's a warning. >> A warning. I think it's >> okay. This is what happens. Um, with Berkeley County, they're nothing but a bunch of tyrants. Um, they like to escalate [ __ ] Um, the last time I had an encounter with them, they beat my ass on a highway. Um, they endangered my life. They broke two fingers. >> Um, dislocated my shoulder. Um, this is why I called you and I'm pretty sure it would have been a lot worse if if I hadn't called you and I do appreciate it. >> I'm sure it would have been worse, too. I'm glad we could deescalate the situations. >> Yes, they do. Absolutely. I know my rights. I told them from here on out if they need something, talk to my lawyer, but I mean, I still want to be respectful and deescalate as much as possible. Um, is there anything else you need from me or >> No, I I wrote down his call sign. I took notes on the enforcement action. I noted it was hostile. Should have come up later. Feel free to contact the company to get your report. >> All right. Thank you. >> I appreciate it. And I'm going to try to head on home. >> We'll see what the hell they're going to do. >> Well, I'm glad I could help today. >> Yes, sir. You sure did. And I appreciate it. Thank you. >> Have a good evening. >> All right. Bye.