[laughter] >> Is there anything in that vehicle that I need to know about? Any stolen items, large amounts of cash? >> I've got nothing. >> Nothing like that? >> I wish. I wish, man. >> Any illegal drugs? >> No, I've got nothing. >> Nothing? Are there any prescriptions in there that's not yours? >> Nope. >> Is there any methamphetamine? >> Nope. >> Is there any cocaine? >> Nope. >> Is there any heroin? >> Nope. >> Is there any fentanyl? >> I've got nothing. >> Is there any large amounts of marijuana? >> Nope. >> Keep in mind marijuana is legal here in Arizona. Just help me. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You might as well not look for it because it's not going to happen. I will never stop exposing and calling out former Sheriff of Pinal County, Arizona, Mark Lamb. And one of the reasons I do this is because the Pinal County population was 538,000 people. This guy's a sheriff. His sole job is to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic. And when he does these commentary videos, every single time he reveals how tyrannical he really is. And this just unearths the major thread line, the mentality of every single sheriff, every single police chief, every single law enforcement officer, every single deputy in the entire nation. They are all tyrants who are just there to enforce the law. He was the elected Sheriff of Pinal County from 2017 to 2024. So, for the better part of 7 years, he was enforcing his tyranny on 538,000 Americans. And his tyrannical mentality has not even come close to evaporating. So, buckle your seatbelts because we're about to expose, again, Mark Lamb's cesspool of criminality and tyranny. And his tyrannical mentality and expression comes courtesy, of course, of the war on drugs, which has never been a war on drugs. It's always been a war on the American people. Let's take a look at this and we'll make some comments along the way. >> He jumped back off. So, I just came back east bound a couple miles, saw him again. He's down there. He's looking like a dog about to [ __ ] a piece of [ __ ] And then another vehicle >> All right, everybody. Welcome back. We got another video for you. This one comes from Breaking Body Cams. I think it's first we've done of theirs. And it is he just left Vegas, deputies found 3 million of meth in the trunk. I haven't seen it. Let's go. The red coats found 3 million of meth in the truck. And I guarantee you every single one of the founding fathers would have been drug runners against the British Crown. Why? Because the founding fathers were all about dangerous liberty over peaceful slavery. Too bad Mark doesn't have that same mentality. On This looks like Arizona, by the way. >> a sheriff's deputy made a traffic stop on a Chevy Malibu on Interstate 40 in the direction of New Mexico. >> Okay, so Interstate 40 direction New Mexico has got to be Navajo County. Um great sheriff up there. That's going to be up along kind of up by the the Navajo Indian Reservation. Um but I-40 has a ton of drugs being trafficked from California, from Vegas, other places out to the East Coast. 40, they catch a lot of big loads up there. >> Yeah, hey Mark. It's called the free market. Get over yourself and get on board the liberty train. >> Little did he know at the time, but this traffic stop will lead to the largest meth bust in the department's history and extremely tense moments as the drug trafficker's heat vehicle began circling the area. >> How's it going? I'm Deputy Smith from the Sheriff's Office. Reason I pulled you over you got this obstruction of view, you crossed the lanes twice without using a blinker, and you were following that car by just a couple of feet. >> So pathetic. >> It's all me. I try to ask on every stop, are there any weapons in the vehicle? Guns, knives, grenades, nothing like that? >> So I used to ask, is there any guns in the car? And uh if they said no, then I'd be like, why not? Should. It's dangerous out there. I'm a big Second Amendment guy. Um uh what I was going to say, I don't want to say too much about it, but there's what's called a cold stop, which means you just pull the vehicle over, just you know, the universe lines you two up. Um you just pull them over. Doesn't give a reason. There's no justification. You haven't harmed anybody. You haven't damaged any property. You haven't threatened anybody. We're just going to do a cold stop. We're going to pull you over. That's called an And then there's something called a whisper stop, which is you get information from other law enforcement agencies, typically federal law enforcement agencies, that a potential this vehicle could potentially be trafficking drugs. So, not information that you're violating somebody else's rights. Not information that you're infringing on somebody's rights to participate in the free market and enjoy that competition and the profit that comes from it, but a whisper stop that this guy right here might be violating our drug war laws. >> All right. Well, I can I can just get you a written warning instead of a ticket for all that since you've already removed it and I can talk to you about using your blinker and whatnot. So, have that in front of you. >> Yeah, it creates an obstructed view. We have stuff that blow in front of the roadway all the time. >> Okay. Yeah, well, you're not going to get a ticket today. I I can give you a warning. Can you come back to my vehicle? That way if I have any questions, I'll just ask you directly. >> He just employed a tactic. He's trying to mentally disarm this person. Well, you're not going to get a ticket today. Why don't you come on back and just talk with me? If I have any questions, you'll be available. Yeah, right, officer. Okay, so they know something's up. This tells tells me this was a whisper stop. I I didn't really want to say it, but um that's what it seems like. Yeah, a whisper stop and a cult stop are both unconstitutional. And you, Mark, are all on board with this cuz you know, the safety of the people is always the alibi of tyrants like you. What's he doing? Smoking? >> This stuff, man. I was doing great there for a minute. >> Yeah. >> He's got the shmedium shirt on here. >> I got a stupid metal wallet, man. >> So, I like how the deputy's >> Take your time. >> The deputy's watching him. He's extremely nervous. He's very nervous and he's fidgety and he's puttering around. He didn't just get out of the vehicle and go back. Right now, what's happening is he's processing in his brain. He's buying himself time to process through what he's going to say, what he's going to do. This is one of those times where your brain's just going through all of the escape hatches, whatever, run from the car. Everything that you can think of is going through his brain right now and he's stalling to process what the best approach is. Psychologically, they love to play with their food. They are the predators, they know you're the prey, they know you're going to be nervous, and then they use that sign of nervousness as, "Hey, this is this is suspicious activity. I don't know why you'd want to be nervous around men with guns who have a notorious reputation of killing people, tasing people, brutalizing people, trampling their constitutional rights." >> Okay. >> Oh, yep, Navajo County. >> You want to stand right in front of this door? I just got to pat you down, make sure you don't have any weapon. >> Okay. Wait a minute, you're a man and you want to put your hands on my body in that kind of gay How many How many times do you think Sheriff Mark Lamb has put his man hands on some male body and he loved it, too? >> What's all this? All right, no other weapons? >> No, sir. >> Can you just stand right in front of this window? >> Yes, sir. >> I'm going to roll it down and we can talk like I drove through. This one sucks, I got to go around. She's a police officer up in Okay. >> I'm going to open this window. >> Open it all the way. Where is she a police officer? >> She's at Fort Bragg right now. >> Oh, really? >> Yes, sir. >> Military police? >> She's coming home Friday, so. >> Fort Bragg, baby. >> Yeah. All right, and we're trying just to keep everybody's hands out of their pockets, so if you don't mind. >> I got enough money you've seen the mess I got in there. >> Yeah. We just uh >> Take it together. Okay. >> Yeah, I get to drive down and then the window blows sideways and you get to this just horrible. It's horrible losing your kid. Lost my son. Sorry to hear that. Hello. Yeah, no, I'm getting a warning ticket right now. >> So, that call that he's getting is probably the heat vehicle they were talking about. Um somebody calling and saying, "Hey, what's up?" They You don't send 300 3 million dollars worth of meth if that's what they indeed find. That's the title of it. I haven't seen it, but that's the title of it. If they find You have a heat vehicle on you. And uh we've had it to where we're pulling the car over and the heat vehicle will come and try to run my deputy off the road so that we stop following that vehicle and follow the the the other other vehicle. So, um yeah, this is uh this is common to have a heat vehicle for a load this big if he indeed is carrying that much drugs. >> Kind of like a diversion vehicle. Now, I'm not advocating that anybody do this to cops, but when this kind of thing is done to cops, I completely understand. >> I think it's the same thing over Anyway, I got traffic in here. Which I know you don't know. So, yeah. Where is that middle middle one? >> It's probably in your car with all your other stuff. >> No, I thought I had it in there. >> Who was calling? >> Huh? My girlfriend. That's who I was talking to on the >> Oh, okay. Are you traveling with her? >> Yeah, sure. >> How did she know you got pulled over? >> She did. >> Great question, cuz he didn't make any phone calls. He didn't see him text anybody. And he's saying, "How did she know you got pulled over?" >> The deputy observed a vehicle traveling with the Malibu prior to making the traffic stop. >> Honestly, that's how we sometimes identify load vehicles is because they're traveling tandem like that. They're traveling close together, same speed, won't pass each other. That's typically the sign that this could be a trafficking uh vehicle. So, maybe it would be a cold stop based on just good interdiction skills. >> This is a >> Or ALPRs, because automated license plate readers will also pick up on this if you're traveling together, especially if you've gone through multiple states. It's like, "Oh, these these two cars have a pattern." And we're going to let you know what that pattern is per Palantir or Flock Safety or Axon or Motorola. So, it's not like these cops have any additional skills than they had back in the '80s, '90s, or early 2000s. It's just now they have another tool in the tool chest that they can really activate to just get you. Just just put the dagger in and start twisting it. >> Often referred to as a heat vehicle. And the deputy is suspicious that it's actually the persons in the heat vehicle calling the driver. >> How long were you in uh How long were you in Las Vegas? >> Uh couple days. >> Couple days? >> Yeah. >> Did you do anything else while you were there? >> Just said hi to some old friends. I used to work there. >> Shut up. What did you do in Vegas? Shut up. Stop talking. Keep your mouth shut. Where's Holiday, Florida? >> Uh just west of Tampa. >> Okay. >> Northwest. >> Do you like it back there or do you miss Vegas? >> Well, you know what? The smell. You can smell a lot there. And it's different. It's nice. I love Florida. >> Smells like dirt out here. >> Kind of but the ocean doesn't smell that great either. They ruined the Gulf of Mexico by pouring all that damn uh I guess they put uh raw sewage from Lake Pontchartrain in there. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Now you got red tide, you can't swim in the water. >> Yeah. Kill all the fish? >> Well, yeah, they don't kill them all. Algae bloom, the red algae comes up. >> Yeah. >> It's like the You can't even freaking breathe. >> are nasty. You can't even like go outside. I heard that. >> your throat and your nose, burns your eyes. So, it's just a mess. I mean, I don't even go in the ocean anymore. >> Yeah. >> I got lupus, so I don't really I didn't really care to swim in the ocean anyway. I get a If it gets the bug in it, then I'm I'm sick. >> Got you. There it is. Calling again. >> Hey, baby. I'll call you back in a little bit. >> All right. >> Yeah. So, what what are you doing today? Yeah. >> What color are your eyes? >> Brown. >> Brown. >> Got you. Huh. Okay. Anyway. >> She's worried about you. >> Yeah, probably. Is her uh >> This is just a written written warning. >> She >> So, what he's doing right now is a written warning takes about >> [snorts] >> no time at all. You don't even have to give a written warning. We would do verbal warnings. What he's doing is stalling. He's stalling for either a canine or he's stalling for potentially the interdictors, the other interdictors to come. But uh >> So, he's violating the Supreme Court case of Rodriguez. They're extending this traffic stop so they can bring the drug dog, additional forces for the interdiction unit. They're stalling. They're extending this traffic stop beyond the initial reason for the traffic stop. This is definitely stalling. And so, he's just trying to get some information and just lull this guy, just make him comfortable while he's processing it. And don't you wish another rival gang that was more powerful than the uniformed gang would come along and just take care of business, take care of these infringers on our first amendment rights, on our fourth amendment rights, on our second amendment rights? >> I kind of smoked in the car. >> You do? You you started lighting a cigarette as soon as you saw me. >> Well, I had the windows down. >> Okay. So, back there in the car, I could see that your hands were shaking. You lit that cigarette. You actually jumped back there. I'm just want to make sure that nothing is [clears throat] illegal in that car. Is there anything illegal in the vehicle? >> No, no, no, I ain't got nothing illegal. The only reason I did it is cuz I was having a coffee. >> Okay. That seems pretty reasonable. Um is there anything in that vehicle that I need to know about? Any stolen items, large amounts of cash? >> I got nothing. >> Nothing like that? >> I wish. I wish, man. >> Any uh illegal drugs? >> No, I got nothing. >> Nothing? Nothing? Okay. I'm just going to go down a list, okay? Are there any prescriptions in there that's not yours? >> Nope. >> Is there any methamphetamine? Is there any cocaine? >> Stop answering questions because if they find drugs in there and you've already answered the question, "No, there are no drugs in there." Then they're going to get you for obstruction of justice. "You're interfering with my investigation." They're just going to slap another charge on you. Shut the freak up. Talking will never, ever do you any good when you're under investigation and you're not compelled to help an officer in their investigation of you. >> Marijuana? >> Nope. Is there any fentanyl? >> I got to give you a ticket. >> Is there any large amounts of marijuana? >> No. >> Keep in mind marijuana is legal here in Arizona. >> I got a flat tire and six >> Does that help me? Okay. Is that a yes? >> It's a system call. >> Okay. >> Two, you look down to the right. >> Right. >> Two, you look down to the left. >> Do you consent to search the vehicle? Huh? >> What do you want to search the car for? >> Um >> I've got I've got nothing to hide, but there's no reason to search my car. >> So >> Okay, so this is one of those situations. I want them to search his car because I'm a cop and I want to catch the drugs. >> As a Ameri- >> I want him to search that car because I don't give a damn about your Fourth Amendment right to be secure in your person. And if this was a founding father, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Paine, Samuel Adams, I'd want to search their car, too, because you see my nice fancy red coat? I would gladly work for the British Empire against the colonists and make sure there was no freedom taking root here in America. >> American as a constitutional guy, don't let them search your car. >> Shut up. >> Without a warrant or without probable cause >> This guy disgusts me. >> Don't let them search your car. So, but a lot of times these guys who are trafficking drugs, they want to make you they're hoping to to fake you out. So, they don't want to look guilty, so they say, "Yeah, you can search it." Hoping that you won't either A, search it or B, do a thorough enough search to find it. So, but he says, "Oh, look, yeah, I don't have no I'm not I'm not hiding anything, but what do you need to search it for?" This starts to pique our interest. >> You're saying no? >> I'm saying no. >> Okay. >> This start he See, he's not even a sheriff anymore and he's still, in his mind, a part of the thin blue line gang. This starts to pique our interest. Okay, got you, Mark. >> Then I'm going to bring a canine. >> You suck. >> Hey, take it easy. >> You suck. >> Well, I'm going to just going to be a completely honest with you. At this point, we're outside of the the scope of the traffic stop. So, this is a detention at this point. I'm going to read you the Miranda warnings. You're not under >> Okay, so what he says we're outside the scope of the traffic stop. The reason he says this is because when you pull a traffic stop, you have a reasonable amount of time to write a ticket, to write a >> That's Rodriguez. >> warning. Let's say that is 20 minutes, okay? That's a reasonable time to to hold somebody on a traffic stop. >> They're trying to cover their legal bases. >> If you get beyond that, you start getting into a detention stage where you are no longer letting them leave. So, what he's saying is, "We're beyond the scope of the traffic stop. We're been I've held you too longer than normal, but you're not free to go. So, at this point, you are going to be detained and I'm going to read you your Miranda rights." >> And there is at this point, there is no probable cause that this guy has committed a crime. As a matter of fact, even when they find the drugs, this guy hasn't committed a crime. You know how we know? Cuz there's no verified complaint. The drugs that are in his vehicle weren't stolen, as far as we know. He's not >> forcing people to take his drugs. He's not committing any crime. There's no victim. So, there is no crime and yet these cops specialize in fabricating crimes that don't exist. That's what just happened here. Great work by these guys. What it does is if he goes back and challenges this in court saying, "This was an illegal traffic stop. It exceeded the normal time that it would take, and therefore he was unlawfully detained. He now has said that and said, "It's no longer uh we're no longer on the traffic stop. We are now in a detention phase of this." He's probably got some information that would allow him to make that decision, and it will go in his report later. >> In other words, these cops are sly devils, but devils they be. >> Anyway, >> I might be just detained. >> I mean, a traffic stop is a detention, a form of detention. Right now, since I'm holding you beyond the scope of the traffic stop, >> there's something in there? >> I believe you're hiding something from me. So, I'm going to read >> I I I got my son's gun. >> Okay. >> It's a legal gun. >> I'm going to read you the Miranda warnings, okay? >> Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> This is really good work on these guys' part. >> This is really what makes America bad. All these order-following law enforcers enforcing the war on Americans, that's what's making it bad. And Mark is calling this good. Woe to those who call evil good and good evil, who put darkness for light and light for darkness, who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter. That's what Mark loves. >> I have a I have my son's uh pistol. >> Where's it at? >> It's in my bag in the front seat. >> Okay. >> It's all right there. >> I'm going to secure it, okay? >> That's fine. >> Yeah. >> No, it's not fine. You don't You don't have my consent. >> Hold on. >> Uh Man, man. >> So, the other thing you're going to do here is you're going to probably run this gun and if it's stolen as well. Cuz it's he says it's his son's, not his. You're also going to check to see if he's a felon. >> In other words, you're going to make him insecure in his person by running him through your computer system. >> 2015 >> I hate this. >> 2015 >> I'm going to be finished with this thing. >> Yes, all right. Turn it off. >> I got you 10-10 and 821. 25-20 2015 direct 76 you can give me a 21 when available. >> So, I don't know why what the prob- what what the probable cause is for the arrest. See, I'm sure we're going to find out. He's got more information than I do. And then now you hear somebody coming over the radio saying, "Give me a 21 when available." That's saying, "Hey, give me a phone call." So, this is probably either the the narcs, the drug unit, um other interdictors, or possibly the sergeant. >> He says he's still 76, which means he's probably on his way. Give him a 21. >> That's right. >> Yeah, he told me no. >> 2015 1915 I'll give you a 21. Did you lie about a weapon in the car? >> He lied about a weapon in the car, and they take that very very serious. If cops lie to you, it's policy. If you lie to them, it's a felony. >> Copy. >> Used to be able to do search incident to arrest, but that got a little tough. >> know this is a search incident to arrest? You can't lie about a firearm. I asked you >> This is antithetical to American freedoms. This runs completely contrary to the entire reason this nation was founded. >> I I it. I was just nervous about it. I about it. >> All right, well, you know what's uh you can't do that. So, the search incident to arrest on his person good to go. The vehicle used to be good to go. They made it a little bit tougher with case law and stuff. And so, a lot of times you'll you'll just do an inventory. You got to inventory anything that's in the vehicle, anything of value, which gives you the ability to go into the trunk, the car, anywhere so that you make sure that you're inventorying it. You could still probably in this particular case justify a search incident to arrest, but we'll see what he does. >> Got a gun? That's okay. I just asked about it and you said no. >> I wouldn't even I didn't even think about it. >> So, at this point you're under arrest. This is called a search incident to arrest. >> Okay. No problem. >> Is there anything else in the car I need to know about? Nothing at all? >> Actually, yeah, man. >> What? Okay, I'm going to be honest. What is it? >> Meth. >> How much? >> I don't know. >> And then I didn't put it You didn't put it in there? All right. Well, I appreciate that. >> We have been so indoctrinated and propagandized by the government to come to the conclusion without thinking without applying any critical thinking that if you have this M stuff, this METH stuff, you're automatically a criminal. And yet the opioid crisis was caused by what? By the legalized big pharma industrial complex. But you don't see them stopping Walgreens and CVS trucks, but they will stop the little guys because these guys are competition for the big guys that are being protected by the standing armies on American soil. And that's the sheriff's departments and the police departments. All this this entire war on drugs, it's aimed at tearing down constitutionally protected rights. >> Beautiful. So, you said you had something in the trunk that we're interested in in the car. I'll get you a cigarette. Thank you. Where is it at? >> That's in the trunk, sir. >> In essence and by practice, all sheriff's departments and police departments across the nation are working for the drug cartels. I don't care if it's the Colombian drug cartels, the Mexican drug cartels, the Canadian, the Chinese drug cartels, they're working for them. You want to put a complete end to the drug cartels, you could do it overnight by saying, "Do you know what? Drugs are no longer illegal." Have at it. The Mexican drug cartels and all the killing, the killing fields because of drugs, gone overnight. How do we know? Because we have a precedent. What happened from 1920 to 1933? You had prohibition. Prohibition on alcohol. As soon as they lifted that, all of the guys, all the alcohol runners, dried up overnight. All the mafia members, the gang members, the cartel members who were running their alcohol, all that was gone. Same thing would happen with the war on drugs. You end the war on drugs, you end all of the drug cartels, and you end all of this needless suffering and killing. But guess what? They won't do that because that means an end to the prison industrial complex, which makes a ton of money through GEO Group and CoreCivic. >> Hold on. Let's wait for Officer Zack. Just due to legalities and stuff. >> I'm just I'm just terrified right now, man. >> I understand you're terrified. You kind of put yourself in this situation. >> I had no choice. >> And what's that? >> I lost my house. I lost everything. >> How much do you think is in there? >> No idea. >> Just estimate. >> 100 lbs of everything. >> 100 lbs of meth? Dang. You heard that right. The driver estimates he has 100 lbs of meth in his trunk. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. He's nervous as [ __ ] Got 100 with a 100 lbs of meth with a gun apparently. >> You're nervous about getting caught, you're probably more nervous about the consequences from the people that put it in your trunk of being caught. They are not going to like the fact that you lost 100 lbs of meth if there is indeed 100 lbs of meth. They're not going to like that you lost their meth. >> He actually jumped the right out of it. Jumped around a semi to the right. >> You did you find him on the right 292? >> So, that's when I first seen him. He lit a cigarette, jumped back to jump. And then uh he uh jumped back off. So, I just came back east now a couple miles, saw him again. He saw me and looked like a dog about to [ __ ] a piece of meat. He lit another cigarette. >> Probably 50, I'm not even >> I mean, he had yeah, he had a bunch of violations all in a row. >> Okay, so here's the K9. >> Huh? >> You guys already got him? >> Nope. I'll let you grab the gun. >> The dog walked right by the trunk. You think if there was that much meth in the trunk, he would have already hit on it. Maybe the wind's blowing in a different direction. Positive K9 alert. We didn't even see the K9 alert. >> What's up? >> Where is he? >> He's in the back. >> Open it. >> Just then read him Miranda. >> Wouldn't that be crazy if if these drug runners started like planting these little devices that you know, went like that anytime somebody tampered with it and they would know that the only person who's going to tamper with it between now and the place that they get to is going to be the law enforcement agent. That would be just an incredible incredible turn of events. >> How you doing, Deputy Officer from the Sheriff's Office? My dog's trained to alert to four odors, okay? Cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin, and >> Hang on a minute. Hang on a minute. I'm going to be honest with you. Can you explain to me what >> So, my dog's trained to alert to four odors, okay? He's alerted the vehicle. He's trained to alert to cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin, and marijuana. He's trained on the vehicle. >> I I believe there's something in the trunk, man. >> How much is in the trunk? >> I don't really know. >> Do you know what is in the trunk? >> I'm not I'm not 100% sure. >> Is it one of the four things I just listed? Which one do you think it is? Okay. All right, hang tight, man. Perfect. Watch your feet. >> Can you leave that open like that cuz there's people trying to get >> [laughter] >> We get to torture people and then we get to confine them. Oh, we love it. Don't you, Mark? You love that stuff. >> [laughter] >> God, what a psycho. Got to put the gloves on. It's a good hit for the canine, man. Good boy. >> Okay, now, Roger, don't open that trunk, okay? We've got the thing to deactivate that trunk when it reaches its destination. If somebody opens that trunk, it's not going to be you. It's going to be a law enforcement agent. You would think that they would do this. Good boy. Good boy, you helped us violate a free man's unalienable rights. Mark, just He's all in on this. Boom. >> Oosh. [clears throat] >> Boom. >> Yeah, bro. Yeah, buddy. >> And boom. You're going to leave it there. So, hopefully they'll get pictures of before they take it out. >> I got the >> Let's bump. >> Boom. Fist bump. Yeah, man. Man, I hate this. I hate this. This is why the founding fathers started the revolution because the red coats were constantly interfering with the free travel and the free market of the colonists who just wanted to have mutually exclusive consensual business transactions and engage in that free market that gave them the opportunity to get ahead in life. Mark is a freaking modern-day redcoat. >> Get this and the car back >> Boom. Booby trap. >> Yeah, just take a look and make sure that they all match the same. >> Now, what we would do in these cases we would tow the vehicle and then you search the vehicle even further to make sure there's no other drugs in the car, which I'm sure they'll probably do. Uh, tow the vehicle. You'll you'll seize the vehicle. >> They're hanging in there. >> Under civil asset forfeiture because we love it. We love legalized armed robbery. We love it. >> vehicle back. Not unless he won't tell he goes to court. So, you'll [clears throat] seize the vehicle as evidence um and then you'll you'll do a forfeiture uh hearing to see if you can just get the vehicle all together. Um especially when it has uh compartments, drug compartments, you can't even resell those. You got to those cannot be resold because they're drug vehicles. So, this one if there's no other compartments, they could potentially resell it, but >> They're all Tupperware. We driving the whole thing back? >> Yeah. >> Does look like an Arizona plate. The deputies just found over 100 lb of meth, but the drama is just beginning as the deputies notice the heat vehicle making passes. Okay, so where you're trained first of all, he already saw the two vehicles traveling tandem. And then now you start seeing that same vehicle passing but the other side coming back again. You are going to be on high alert. It's not a this this amount of drugs, it would not be beyond them to uh to do something dangerous or violent to make sure that they secure their load back. >> Guess who's doing the dangerous violent thing right now though. It's the guys with the costumes. >> Who did Hey, the heat vehicle just drove by. >> What? >> Heat vehicle just drove by. Does it have any dope in it? >> Yes. >> It's all his stuff? Was it the blue car? The blue charger? Is there any drugs inside that vehicle? >> No, they were just >> Singing like a songbird. >> Watching [clears throat] you with this one. >> Snitches get stitches, man. >> Drug traffickers often travel with what's called a heat vehicle. This vehicle serves as a lookout and keeps an eye on the drug load. But they might also attempt to violently free the subject and their drug load. Deputies are taking no chances and prepare for a potential confrontation. >> RPG, man. RPG. >> You have to. We were We've had this happen multiple times. I remember one in particular, deputies about ready to pull over a car, this heat vehicle comes along and and tries to run them off the road a few times. Finally, he makes a decision to break from the car that he was following to go after the heat vehicle just because of how aggressive they were. Follows the vehicle like 30-something miles all the way into Phoenix. Finally, we stopped this vehicle cuz look, we pursue it at our agency. We did We were We do real police work down in >> real We're going to pursue them. We don't care how many lives we jeopardize in the process on the open roadway. >> Okay. Now, so we pursue this vehicle all the way into Phoenix, finally get a pull over. A lady with her 1 and 1/2 year old and like a 6-month-old baby in the car trying to run our deputy off the road. That was the heat vehicle. So, these folks will do anything. That's what they're getting paid for is to make sure that the load is secure and and arrive safely. So, both people will be in trouble if this load doesn't make it. >> That's it. Get your rifle, get it ready. >> Hey. That heat vehicle is going this way. >> Huh? >> That heat vehicle is going this way, so it's probably going to come back. So, just just in case. Dogs. >> I would probably have somebody try and pull it over. Now, what they were saying is they may not may not have drugs in it. Maybe you can get a traffic stop. Maybe you can get them um on a conspiracy type thing or or an accomplice. Tough. But, you could potentially work that case that way. Um we'll see, you know, it they don't have to, but it'd be nice to take down the heat vehicle, too. >> All right, sit down. Looks like a charger. Florida plates. They were both traveling together, but he actually got me. >> Oh, both Florida plates. >> Hope he travels down that 10 this way. >> Let's move the stuff on my passenger seat cuz if he goes by again, I'm going to run. >> Okay. >> Fortunately, the heat vehicle made the smart decision to leave the area. >> All right, didn't go back. >> All right, hop on out. I just want to how it is this day and age that you just assume you're guilty. >> Henry Paxton was arrested and charged with five felonies. In total, deputies seized over 124 lb >> Dang. >> 56 kilos of methamphetamine. >> With 100 over 124 lb, 56 kilos of methamphetamine, dang, that's a lot. [clears throat] >> It's an estimated street value of over $3 million. This massive amount of meth is a record bust for the Sheriff's Department. In May of 2026, Paxton >> Zero criminals caught. Zero crime was committed. And I guarantee you if the political parasites revise their laws and said, "Hey guys, we're not [clears throat] doing the drug war anymore." The cops would abide by it. The only reason the cops are doing what they're doing is because they're doing what they're told to do because they are order followers. They are order following psychopaths doing what they're told regardless of what is right. If a political parasite made a law tomorrow saying, "Transporting bouquets of flowers is now illegal and it's punishable up by up to 1 year in prison." The cops would start making flower busts. >> entered a plea >> This is the flower war. We are We have now entered the flower war stage. No more flowers. Okay, so this was 22, okay? This is June of 2022. In May of 2026 4 years later is when he finally took a plea agreement. Tell me there's not something wrong with our justice system when that takes that long. Tell me there's not something wrong with law enforcement when they're willing to fill the prison industrial complex with people who have not committed a crime. Plea agreement. So, this guy will fiddled around for 4 years before he was held accountable. >> He pleaded guilty to one count of transporting dangerous drugs. This would be consistent with Paxton keeping his word about cooperating with authorities. In the comment section, let us know what you think of this bust. >> All right, so I tried to look him up. I'll I couldn't find him initially off of the uh unless I don't have his name right. Anyway, one count I couldn't find him in the AZDOC Department of Corrections database, inactive or active, so maybe I got the name wrong. But um yeah. 4 years later, he finally took a plea and uh one count of this. This usually would carry several years in prison. Uh be curious to see if what it was. But anyway, great work by these deputies up in Navajo County. >> Great work by the red coats. We love to see the infringement on unalienable rights, says former Pinal County Sheriff Mark Lamb. I want to hear what your comments are. Do you think I'm way off base? >> No, Brian, you're you're crazy, man. They shouldn't be able to transport this stuff state to state. This stuff's dangerous. >> Uh am I wrong when I want dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery? Were the founding fathers wrong where they grew hemp at every turn because it was a cash crop, just like cotton and tobacco is a cash crop? Would you have pulled over George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Paine, Samuel Adams, Thomas Jefferson? Would you say that they were doing wrong? Would you play the part of the order-following, order-obeying law enforcement arm known as the red coats in the British Empire, or would you have been on the side of the colonists? W- Who's responsible for the real crime here? Leave your thoughts in the comment section below. I really appreciate you guys doing that. 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