I am a girl and he over HERE TOUCHING ME ALL IN MY pocket >> pulling my PANTS AND I'M A GIRL. >> She goes back my car. >> That's weird. All because I didn't have no because no. They didn't tell me nothing. I don't even know why I'm going to jail. >> They didn't even say that. >> Why are you yelling? Why you the only one there is yelling? >> The whole be happier drip in my phone. in the car. Hold on. Back her up right here. That was the sergeant. Back her up a little bit. Back her up a little bit. Pull her back. Let me get this seat belt. >> Like y'all doing both OF Y'ALL WEIGH 10 TIMES MORE THAN ME. >> NOT 10 times. A little bit of an exaggeration. >> All that on record. We going to definitely cause an issue. I'm definitely causing issue. And I'm a veteran. We're going to definitely cause >> I've got a lot of friends that are veterans. lot a lot of veterans turn into cops in their life after their first phase of service. Um so it's a it's a like a round peg in a round hole. It's a very it's a great fit. But what veterans learn as I've learned from hanging out with veterans literally my entire life is they follow orders pretty well. It's kind of a it's kind of a thing in a military or in my case a paramilitary organization is you're giving an order, you just obey it. Maybe you ask about it later. Maybe you ask a friend, but you obey that order because it was given. She didn't she she has no idea what that's like. She has no idea how to do that. So whether she was impaired by alcohol, which they didn't mention, um I don't know. I don't know what happened there, but whatever it is, um, she just she can't seem to listen. So, I mean, she's a veteran, but she was she really good at it? I don't know.