How do you tell people you're young, costume-wearing bully street thug without saying you're a young, costume-wearing bully street thug? >> But all we ask is for honesty. Because if you make us work for that little ass amount of weed and you lie to us, then you're going to [ __ ] jail. >> So if we make you work hard while you're trampling our unalienable rights, we go to jail? Yeah, that's something a young street thug would say. Oh, you thought you were free in America. But if you're sitting at a gas station scrolling on your phone in Clayton County, Georgia, you're going to be rolled up on by the jump-out boys and Lieutenant Adderall. >> So if guys are scrolling, they're going to get rolled up on? >> Yeah. >> And probable cause? They don't need no stinking probable cause. >> What is the probable cause? >> We don't actually have to have probable cause for us to interact with someone. >> So you can box somebody in if they're just scrolling on their phone and they're not immediately pumping gas? >> Here we go. >> This is it right here? >> Yeah. >> And just like all cops, these tough cosplay cowboy GI Joes are in constant fear of being killed by the very people they choose to bully and harass. Imagine that. >> A woman can kill your ass just as quick as a man can kill you. So don't get it mistaken. But at the same time, when it comes to us dealing with these citizens out here, I think you need to be able to use your judgment to gauge whether you feel something is worth [music] actually trying to do more into that or not. >> And by do more into that, he means strip you of your rights right there on the spot. Now, a couple words of wisdom from Lieutenant Adderall. >> Anybody could be a trafficker in the war zone, per se. >> Oh, look at that. >> Dude with the bag. >> The chick with the bag? >> Right there. >> Right there. See the red hoodie? Look Hey, red hoodie, red hoodie, red hoodie. >> From the perspective of the Cobra unit over there in Clayton County, Georgia, everybody is a suspect and is guilty of something and will be treated as such. After doing such a good job a couple weeks ago exposing Flock Safety and the goons over there, I was kind of surprised to see Tommy G fitting in so good with the jump-out crew in Clayton County, Georgia. I mean, these guys just acted like a gang of thugs worse than I've seen in a long time. They're literally out there bullying and terrorizing people who haven't done anything wrong. And yet, we're going to watch this together and we're going to make some comments along the way. All right, folks, we are back in Clayton County, Georgia, just outside of Clayton County Jail. And this time we are doing a police ride-along. The guys that we're riding with are high-activity, hands-on guys, guys that can do pit maneuvers, guys that do high arrest volume, guys that really get active out in the field, which is what I'm about. I'm excited to check this out from a different point of view in Clayton County. Interested to see what kind of action we get into tonight. The guys are doing a brief and then we're going to get rolling. >> So, essentially what we're doing is we're going to target our known narcotics areas at the gas stations and hotels cuz it's Friday, so everyone's going to go try to pick up to go out. >> What drugs are >> Cuz we know that's what cops should be doing. They should be targeting people in the community, not protecting and serving them, not making sure that their rights aren't violated. They need to be targeted. >> are the biggest right now in town? >> Probably weed and MDMA and crack is what we're seeing the most. >> Tell me, this guy ain't on something. >> MDMA is big around here. >> A lot. >> We had some 12 g of Molly / fentanyl mixed. In Georgia, if you get caught with 4 g or more of any opiate, then it's automatically a trafficking charge. We have a lot of drugs in Clayton County that we deal with. >> What are you guys predicting? >> Cuz we just do what our political parasitic masters tell us to do. So, this right here is Lieutenant Toombs, and this guy right here is Lieutenant I can't believe these guys are lieutenants. Lieutenant Steerly. >> Are they not terrified they get sent into the [ __ ] dungeon? >> A lot of people that we arrest >> Is this honestly worth the risk? >> That was Lieutenant Rambo. That was Lieutenant Rambo. Look at Steerly right here. I kind of highlighted this. Look at his mannerisms. He's messing with this sore that he's got on the side of his face. And he he almost gives me H. Wayne Carver vibes. Remember that guy? He was the guy who did the autopsies over at Sandy Hook. Look at this guy. He's got the bug eyes and everything. A lot of people in the comments are saying, "Man, this guy's on something." >> We're always rooting for you, and we're going to come back and do another jail one. I don't know when, but you know, you're our guy when we come through here. >> You know it, man. >> So, you know it. All right, brother. >> Hey, subscribe. Tommy G, man. >> Hey, make sure they good, man. >> Can you introduce yourself to the people? >> Yeah, I'm Lieutenant Steerly on the back commander at the Sheriff's Office. >> How long you been doing this for? >> Since 2018. >> Would you say this is a tough job? >> Yeah. >> You guys roll deep around here, dude. >> You got to, man. >> What percentage of the guys you think we're going to encounter out there are carrying a firearm? >> Over 50. >> The ones that >> we're going to encounter that are actually moving dope and selling dope, are 90% of the time they're going to have a firearm. We get a lot of shootings that are dope deals gone wrong, and that's why we hit them so hard. You'll notice when we >> Speaking of dope, uh Lieutenant Steerly, how much dope are you on? Are are you on steroids? Are you on growth hormone? Are you on Adderall? What's going on with you? >> Pull into a place and there's people >> drug test you? >> outside they're going to start to walk away and move and or if we're there's someone outside with a bag and we pull in and they go inside when they see us. They're going to try to avoid us. >> So, what's the approach right now? Like are you hopping out on foot, talking to people? >> Yeah. Yeah, we're going to hop out. >> So, you guys normally kind of roll as a unit? You have two, three, four guys? >> Yeah, we don't go out and be by ourselves or anything like that. We always stay tight. >> Cuz you never want to be outgunned. >> Yeah, for sure. You know, you can stop a car and there's five, six people in there and they've all got guns, so if we do have a vehicle take off tonight, then I'll probably be the one showing you that myself because I'm one of the one of the people here who is certified to pick cars. But, I'm Lieutenant Toombs, the commander of the Cobra unit. My unit is the primary crime suppression unit for the Clayton County Sheriff's Office. So, our job primarily is to get out here, go into these areas where the police department doesn't really have time to go to because they're answering calls most of the time. Go to these places where these drug dealers are lingering and loitering around, selling drugs where people are prostituting, where people are committing armed robberies, and >> Yeah, drugs and prostitution, you know, all those things that consensual adults do in a free market. We're going to interfere with that though, says Lieutenant Toombs. >> other very serious felonious crimes. We go to those areas and we like interacting with these people. >> And what got this unit named Cobra? >> Because when it comes down to dealing with crime, we [ __ ] strike that [ __ ] head-on. >> The Cobra unit. It reminds me of the Scorpion unit in Memphis. Remember that? They jumped out and they beat Tyre Nichols to death. Five officers. >> Altima, North Carolina tags right here. He's not getting out. Oh, yeah. I'm going to hold We coming to the gas stations, right? >> A lot of times when they're sitting at the gas stations with the no loitering, once you've conducted your business, you got to leave. You can't be sitting in your car at a pump, you know, they're waiting to meet somebody to purchase. Anytime you have someone sitting there right there like that, it's not saying that they're committing a crime, but that's kind of odd. A lot of times when someone's just sitting there, if you don't see them clearly doing business. >> It's not saying they're committing a crime, but we're going to jump out and we're going to treat them like they're committing a crime, even though they're just sitting there at the gas pump. >> I mean, you can perform a vehicle. >> The reason we're making contact with you is cuz we see you just sitting here. You ain't getting gas or nothing. What are you doing? Do you have anything to show that you just did any business here? >> Do you have anything to show that you just did business here? >> I don't have to show you anything. This is the land of the free. Did I slip off into World War II Germany or something? What's up with you guys? >> Yeah, stand by. This gold Nissan here, did he just get gas? He did. Okay. Okay. He They said he just >> Investigation over. He just got gas. Don't mess with them any further, right? What's the Cobra unit going to do? >> He just got gas. >> Okay, we go ahead and detain him. >> Hey boss, hop out with me real quick. >> He did. Yeah, they said he got gas, but [ __ ] you can smell the >> worse than the brown shirts of 1940s Germany. Worse. >> marijuana coming from the car. We're about to check and make sure he doesn't have any other drugs in the vehicle. If it's a little bit of marijuana, even though it's still illegal in Georgia, we don't mind having them stomp a little bit of weed out. We don't care about a little tiny amount of weed. So, it's always important to detain them and get them away from their vehicle because in the event, like let's say right now, he's saying it's a small amount, but let's say there's a big amount. In the midst of us getting ready to find that big amount, he may say, "Oh, it's time to go to jail." So, he might go in there and pull out something that we don't know he have in there. >> These people are a freaking joke with their stupid gang tattoos. >> So, we got an extensive amount of packaging. >> So, there's a good chance he could be selling. >> Based on the amount of packaging and stuff this guy has, I'm positive that he's a narcotics trafficker, but we just caught him without having a [ __ ] ton of dope on him right now, but >> Based on nothing, I'm convinced he is a narcotics trafficker. What the flip? >> Based on the amount of packaging and stuff this guy has, I'm positive that he's a narcotics trafficker. >> People who are just smoking marijuana usually aren't going to have all of these big ass packages of of dope right here. >> Some kind of pills, but that [ __ ] just popped open like that with the powder, very odd. >> [sighs] >> Love to see these. >> You've been to prison, yeah? >> How much time you do in prison? 5 years. What did you go to prison for? Robbery? Okay. >> So, you know that any little thing can violate your [ __ ] You know that. >> Are you on parole? >> No, got no papers. >> Did you see Lieutenant Adderall's face there? Watch this. When he asked him this question. What What is this? What is this mannerism here? What is this? Watch. What is he doing? What is he doing? What is going on here? >> Robbery? Okay. >> So, you know that any little thing can violate your [ __ ] You know that. >> Are you on parole? >> No, got no papers. >> Stay off the [ __ ] >> All right, man. You're good to go. This situation right here is a is a perfect example of cops aren't just out here looking to people up for the dumbest [ __ ] especially in Clayton County. >> That's exactly what he just did. He just hemmed somebody up and jammed him up for sitting at a gas pump. >> But all we ask is for honesty. Because if you make us work for that little ass amount of weed and you lie to us, then you going to [ __ ] jail. I want to see this guy do better. I don't know him, but I want to see him do better from whatever his past was. I don't want people to be judged by their past if they're trying to do better. >> So you had your spidey sense. He was here for like 1 second before you honed in on him. >> Mhm. When I see vehicles that are sitting at pumps and they're not actively getting gas, that's a sign. >> It just seems like there's a certain mentality >> Yeah, spidey sense. It's called Flock Safety Cameras, ALPR technology. They got an alert. It's not that they're superhuman. A Palantir database fed him the information and Tommy G should know that, especially since he's already done a documentary on Flock. >> mentality where no matter what, there's a certain group of guys that they will always do the hustling route rather than get any sort of 9-to-5 paper job. >> you think that is? >> I think a lot of that has to do if if they've been doing that for so long or the area that they grew up in, that's all they know. Again, >> the profession of law enforcement. You can't get a real job. You have to get a job where you feel like the the big kid on the block. You were bullied as a kid and now you get to do the bullying and you get to do it all under the auspices of legalized bullying. >> You're sitting at the pump, you're not getting gas. You could be on your phone, you could not be. >> I was talking to her earlier. What you got? >> You're still violating county ordinance. >> So if guys are scrolling, they're going to get rolled up on? >> Yeah. What you looking for, man? Your ID? >> Yeah. >> Oh, you just had it? >> I just >> Were you Were you Were you getting gas or were you or >> I'm getting gas. >> Okay. Any weapons in the car? >> No. Anything Any marijuana in the car? >> Lieutenant Adderall is going to end up killing somebody one day if he hasn't already. We need to look into his background. This guy is trouble. All these guys are. >> Nothing like that? Okay. You sure? Nothing >> Picking at his face, has this little wound on the side of his cheek there. >> Anything going in the vehicle at all? You sure? That's not illegal. Is anything illegal in the car? Any MDMA, ecstasy, beans, cocaine? Would you mind if I looked in your car? You mind hopping out for me? I got consent. >> Don't ever give consent and if you ever mistakenly do, you can always revoke consent. >> Where you going? Yeah, you can leave your You can leave your bag in the car, man. >> [music] >> Clayton County Jail is crazy. I feel like anyone would be nervous once they get stopped by Clayton County police. >> Number two, what is the probable cause? >> We don't actually have to have probable cause for us to interact with someone. As we started it to get further into the conversation, as we're talking to this gentleman, his story just was not adding up at all. That pushed us into that reasonable suspicion. What is that? A set of A set of facts or circumstances that will lead a prudent officer to believe that criminal activity may be a foot. >> Tommy G had to help him on that. Do you see all the editing? Watch this. >> us into that reasonable suspicion. What is that? A set of A set of facts or circumstances >> That's edit number one. >> circumstances that will lead a prudent >> Edit number two. >> an officer to believe that criminal activity may be a foot. >> Sir, you can box somebody if they're just scrolling on their phone and they're not immediately pumping gas. >> Deputy Rambo pulled up and it wasn't something that was orchestrated for Deputy Ownby to be told to pull up and block a man. He just pulled up. >> The answer is yeah, we could just roll up on somebody. >> [snorts] >> He wasn't told to do it. That's just what we do. >> There's some Oh, bingo. >> This is criminal activity with a badge. There it is. >> [bell] >> Hey, 16. You know what's happening. Nope. That's why he was breathing so hard. Powder. He's got his little toot in here. Yeah. >> What you got on you? >> A little bit. Now, does this look like personal use or a seller? Personal. And how you guys factor that into taking to jail or not taking to jail? >> If you have cocaine, you go to jail. >> What is the law in Georgia about weed? >> Anything less than an ounce, under 28 g, is a misdemeanor. Anything over an ounce is a felony charge. >> If a politician writes us a law, we just go ahead and enforce it. We don't ask any questions. I wish Tommy G would say, "Well, if the politicians didn't write that law, would you guys be out here doing it?" No, they wouldn't. This isn't about crime suppression. This is about interference in the free market and getting in the way of people pursuing life, liberty, and happiness. >> Okay, so a lot of times if you find a guy that just has a joint, it's just like throw it out? >> You know, it's a misdemeanor charge as long as they're honest, they cooperate. >> We're going to continue searching the vehicle first to confirm that there's nothing else in here. >> What the >> You're going to search the vehicle first. Okay, we need to test you guys for drugs. We need to find out what's going on. What's swimming around in your system? Look at all these tat- tatted up, steroid-using, drug-taking cops. We got a bunch of syringes. >> There's a lot of people that they come up with this extravagant damn story. Oh, I'm here hanging out or I'm here to get gas. >> Is that will.i.am from the Black Eyed Peas? This is Sergeant Rambo. >> So, this area we're coming into right now is Southside Commercials and area where you have a lot of narcotic sales and prostitution and other things that go on here. So, we do our best >> Narcotic sales and prostitution. Oh, kind of like uh oh, the free market. >> best of course to >> [music] >> keep the pressure on the people in this area. >> Here we go. >> Yeah. >> This is where the sales are going down. >> There's crazy in this man's eyes. There's crazy in this man's eyes. Just look at him. >> Hey, how you doing? Oh, another day in paradise. Hey, we're just driving around doing a patrol. Do you guys have a room here? >> I'm waiting on my homey to pull up so I can stay here tonight. What's going on? >> Okay. Oh, no, I'm just saying this is what we do. We just come around and make sure everybody has got a room here, has a room here. >> This is what we do. We just intrude on people's lives and we violate people's rights. This is kind of what we do. It's what we're about. >> You know, a woman can kill your ass just as quick as a man can kill you. So, don't get it mistaken. >> Gosh, I don't know why they would want to do that to you. You're just bullying and harassing them and ruining their lives. >> But at the same time, when it comes to us dealing with these citizens out here, I think you need to be able to use your judgment to gauge whether you feel something is worth actually trying to do more into that or not. >> Dealing with these citizens. >> curious your guys' take. Some people will say, "Hey, look, this is a little over the top. You're coming in hot. You got a lot of stuff going on. Why you bothering people?" But then other people >> A little over the top, Tommy. Come on. Seriously. >> will say, "Hey, look, this is a high crime area. We want you to be doing this so that we don't have shootings. We don't have murders. We don't have worse things happening." And that is what proactive police work is in a nutshell. And that's becoming the template, standard operating procedure for police departments around the country. I'm curious what your take is on this style of police. >> It is a high area, and the lion's share of the crime is being committed by law enforcers. On camera, and they're not ashamed. >> When the homies get here, we're going to go to some spots, and we'll literally sit, and you will watch drug transactions be made right in front of us. >> It always makes you wonder like do people not have more to live for? >> I don't know, man. At this point, like when you arrest enough drug dealers, and they're all ages, all shapes, all colors, all everything, anybody could be a trafficker. >> We're going to the hood now. What about >> All colors, all everything, anybody could be a tra- anybody could become a trafficker. Look, that guy has a bag right there. He must be a trafficker. He's sitting at a gas pump. He must be a trafficker. >> About to be in the in the war zone, per se. >> Is this where Waka Flocka grew up where we're going to? >> Right here. Yeah. >> Riverdale? >> Yeah, right here. We're in Riverdale. >> Riverdale! >> Waka! >> What are you running up on? >> Uh we're going to go to probably the most known narcotics gas station where the corner boys are always at, and I'm sure somebody will be out there, and then we'll push up on. Oh, look at that. Dude with the bag. The chick with the bag. Right there. Right there. See red hoodie? Look Hey, red hoodie, red hoodie, red hoodie. Red Red hoodie was the lookout. He just ran back inside. No. >> Just a Just a gang, man. >> It's a small amount we can work with. >> Yeah, we ain't tripping, bro. When you see the police ride in, then you run back in the store? Said, "Oh, [ __ ] Here they are again." >> [snorts] >> Oh. Why you lying, bro? >> your name, man? >> Hey, guess who's got a fingerprint scanner. >> So, you going to Now, let's run it back. >> Run it back. Actually, let's take this party outside. It's getting hot in here. He lied about his name. All right, I'm going to tell you what, man. We're going to do a quick nut shot, all right? Unfortunately. Now, if I find it, big problems. Ah, what have we here? AH, AH. IT'S GOING TO HAPPEN NOW. YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. Unless y'all want to be next, y'all better get on up out of here. >> The nut weed. What's he selling? >> Unless you want to be next just standing there watching the cops and the cop uses his authority to threaten them with arrest. Aw. No, that's not it. There's more in there, bro. There's No, it's in There's more in his pants. Dude, I can smell it. Something ain't adding up, man. There's more in your pants. [ __ ] >> That [ __ ] is completely empty. >> I can smell it. This is what I was telling you about earlier. They're outside, they come in, they run back inside, try to hide the dope. Ah, that's you, my friend. Wanted for violation of probation out of Clayton County. Excellent. Where's your phone? Didn't I tell you I was going to let you get a phone call? Where's your phone? >> I have I'm putting my phone back in my pocket. I ain't going to use it. >> No, it's too late. >> I'm going to die anyway. >> Too late, man. Go and get in. See, I was going to look out for you. I was going to look out for you. Cuz I wasn't even going to hit you with the [ __ ] false name and date of birth either. I was just going to take you in on your warrant. Okay. So, I This is what I'm about to do. I'm about to open this [ __ ] And if I see a missed call in the last minute, I'm talking about a dialed call from the last minute, you know, I'm going to tell you. You already called somebody? Go ahead and get back in. So, this is the key reason why a lot of time cops just go ahead and do the easy thing. Don't give them a phone call. Don't, you know what I mean? Because when you try to be nice to them, they take advantage. And >> do the easy thing. That is violate rights. We just right right off the cuff, we just violate the rights. We don't let them get any kind of slack or leeway at all. >> I was going to actually look out for him because he lied to us about his name and date of birth. So, that can go in under uh two different misdemeanors. I can either do obstruction or I can do a false name and date of birth. Both carry about the same time saying uh same fines. Um I was just going to take him in on the warrant and call it a night, but again, if you make me police police, then I'm going to just stick it to you. So, we'll go ahead and start drafting up the warrant on uh the false name and date of birth. And then of course uh he's not going to be getting a phone call anymore. So, >> If you make me work for a living, I'm going to stick it to you. In other words, I'm going to abuse my authority. That discretion that I have to, you know, make it light on you, no, we're going in the opposite direction. >> We're going to go ahead and get ready to take him to the jail. >> Uh sun's coming down, crazies are coming out. You bring a vest? No vest? >> I'll borrow your uh your vest. >> No, I need mine. >> Me and Miguel will hide behind yours. >> didn't bring one for you? >> Uh next time. >> Damn. Look, there's that same See that Stinger? Rambo, that white Stinger right there. It's at the gas station. He's He went the wrong god damn way. >> Oh no, a white car sitting at a gas pump. We got to get him, man. >> See it? The black one from earlier? Looks like it's a >> occupied push up on it. >> You've been sitting here for You got a little weed in the car, man. >> No, I just pulled up. I literally just pulled up. You want to check the camera? I literally I got 15 miles >> This is tyrannical insanity. >> Look, man, honesty with me goes a long way. I ain't tripping about none of that. You got a little weed in the car. It ain't a big deal. >> Come on. >> I don't ask >> I'm at the BP up here on the >> Don't call your mama up here. >> You got a ashtray in the car. You smoke in the car. 1 + 1 is 2. Do you got weed in the car? Yes or no? >> Okay. >> No weed in the car. >> He literally has a roach on the floor. Literally has a roach on the floor. Like hey, 16. He tried He was shoving his gun up under there when we rolled up. >> I was trying to give you the benefit of the doubt cuz I had smelled the marijuana, man. >> He told me else. >> It's like going down this rabbit hole where I don't smoke and this and that and then I see I see the cup in there and I know you know >> That's understandable, right? >> And then we go in the car and then we find Okay, look. Now, look at this. Look at this. Somebody come look at this. So, now you playing me for a fool. >> I don't Yeah, he trying to play games. >> [music] >> So, what? >> here to meet somebody. So, we either caught him before he sold or after. But, it's >> This is another ALPR alert, I'm pretty sure, from Flock. >> It's in here somewhere cuz I >> Can't prove it, but these guys ain't the sharpest knives in the drawer. They had some help, technological help. >> Smell it. Door number one. Oh, come on. >> Oh, lord. I see the butt of a AR right there. >> [music] >> Let's see if these cops respect the Second Amendment. >> He's got two or 300 rounds in this backpack. And uh these are green tip M995s. >> I think this highlights proactive police work because initially I thought you guys were kind of just rolling up on him. He's just sitting here. But, then you uncover guns that we still have to find out if they're illegal or not. >> Mhm. >> Um but, talk talk to me more about that. >> Yeah, let me talk to you more about it, Tommy. They violated these people's rights without any kind of suspicion that they were committing a crime. Nothing at all. That's far from land of the free, home of the brave. This is a police state. >> Like I was saying, you know, people meet at gas stations at pumps, sell drugs, they do their transactions here. You see somebody sitting here, they're not getting gas. >> And you've seen this guy at multiple gas stations just cruising by. >> And you know, as soon as we pull up, he tries to act like he's going to get gas. He's super irritated {slash} nervous when he gets out of the car. He was shoving that gun up under the driver's seat. >> Who wouldn't be nervous when the jump-out crew comes at you? >> When we walked up, so he shoved up under the seat, then he gets out of the car when he sees us cuz he was trying to get it away from him. Yeah, I mean, he's definitely selling. So, we're going to see if we can >> doubt about it. He's got guns, he's got money, he's got drugs. >> yeah, the packaging, all these guns. Yeah. >> How long does it take to run a gun? >> Seconds. >> So, you'll be able to know now. >> In the computer, yeah. Then I'll run a criminal history on him and see if he's a felon or not. And then, uh, if he's using this vehicle to transport narcotics, I'm going to seize it and take it. >> With this, you see he ain't got that quarter, right? >> Yeah. >> You see that? >> Yeah. >> We think it's an amplified >> It's switch. >> Yeah, because, you know, normally >> the trigger reset. >> There's no reset. >> Oh, it'll dump the whole magazine. >> Internal switch. Double check with Trone though cuz you know I ain't no super gun expert, but I believe there's an internal switch. >> Both firearms are not stolen, but the only issue with the one that we're having now is it's possibly going to be an internal, what you call it, internal switch cuz the inside of the mechanism, um, is made a different way and it look like the back butt plate of the actual Glock handgun is going to be 3D printed. Deputies tried to fire in tried to fire mechanism on the weapon and it's not even resetting, so that's giving us telltale signs that it you they converted it to a fully automatic machine gun. And if that's the case, then he's probably looking at felony charges and or federal charge from the Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms. And we're left with having a machine gun. So, I >> These guys are just snitches, anti-second amendment snitches. If you're not free to have an internal switch or a fully automatic firearm in America, you're not free. >> As it stands right now, what is he facing? >> We got a little marijuana shake right now, so it it's not enough to charge him with marijuana so far. Um the other gun is clean. If anything, he'll possibly look at possession of a machine pistol. I had to ask you a real quick question. I'm trying to see cuz Richardson tried to test this weapon. But is this an internal switch? >> That is. >> It's got a 3D print printed plastic butt cap. Any truck? Yeah. Okay, so I'm clear. So they you going to be going to jail for possession of a machine pistol cuz you know that Glock has a switch. It's internal and you know it's a switch. It's 3D printed, it's been modified, we've already checked and checked checked and tested the trigger. I had already conferred with conferred with somebody who is good at this gun stuff. It's an internal switch and you know you can't have it. That's a federal offense. >> These rough and tough cosplay cowboy GI jokes are the jump out crew of Clayton County, Georgia. There's way more to this Tommy G video and I'm thinking about doing another segment on it. If you want to see that, let me know in the comments section below. If you like these videos, like this video, share this video, subscribe to the channel, hit the bell notification icon, tell me what you think about the Cobra jump out crew from Clayton County, Georgia. I'll see you in the next video. >> [bell]