And if you solicit if you solicit a trespass, I'll sue your ass. I got a camera. It's the most deadly weapon to a cop. >> How's it going, man? I'm Sergeant Clair. I don't care. I'm not going to shake your hand. >> You're over here harassing people. I'm not going to identify. >> Who are you with? >> Myself. >> Yourself? Are you a lawyer? >> Most times, corrupt cops prey on the legal ignorance of unsuspecting citizens, flexing their authority and feeding their egos until they run into genius lawyers who challenge and destroy them on camera, leaving their misconduct exposed for everyone to see. Ma'am, I'll ask the questions. You're breaking the law right now. >> Actually, I'm an attorney. I know my rights and I'm not breaking the law. As I stated, sir, I'm attended at this office location. You need a warning yourself. >> Keep it going. >> I have an ongoing investigation I need to. >> We're going to leave this as a warning. >> There are several satisfying moments when genius lawyers destroy corrupt cops on camera. Starting with the satisfying moment when insurance adjuster Kenneth Grant schooled a group of corrupt cops on the Constitution, delivering a lesson that bruised their enormous ego. >> So, you're you're ask you're telling me how I should do my job, yet you're not allowing me to do my job. >> Up from my right. >> Understand that by not identifying yourself appropriately as requested by the officer is illegal. >> It's obstruction. >> I'm not here to to listen to you. I'm here to tell you what's going on. Okay? I don't care if you record me. On March the 22nd, 2019, an insurance adjuster from Oklahoma City, who was identified as Kennet Grant, parked outside a home on Summer Valley Road in Blanchard, with the homeowner's permission to inspect the roof. When Officer Haynes approached him, he asked for identification and quietly turned what should have been a routine moment into a very heated encounter. >> Uh, you live over here or what's doing over here? >> I've had a couple people call in on you. something. >> Well, no. Just calling on you saying that recognize a truck in the area. >> My duty to check and see if you live over here. What's going on? >> Over here for a purpose. >> Okay. >> All right. You working? You see you got a ladder in the back. You working somewhere? >> No, sir. >> You got a driver's license on you just so I can identify you? >> Well, I like to identify you. Just know who I'm dealing with. Make sure not to show that. Well, if I make contact with you for a reasonable suspicion call like I am right now. >> Suspicious. >> Well, sir, here's the deal. I was called on you. Okay. Um, for a suspicious vehicle, you said yourself you don't live over here. You have a purpose. What's your purpose? Is the purpose legal or illegal? >> That's okay. So, for that, I need to see your ID. >> How is my ID going to determine whether I'm >> Well, it lets me know who I'm dealing with. Let me know who I'm dealing with. But my name my name doesn't tell you whether I'm >> it would tell me like if I don't know if you belong over here. You said you don't. So I don't know if someone over here's got a VP or something against you if you got your ID or something. >> I say I didn't belong over here. >> You said you had a purpose. >> I don't live over here then. >> Okay. >> Okay. I I do belong. >> Okay. All right. >> So that that's as far as I'm willing to take. >> Do you have a date of birth then? Because I have to run it with a name and date of birth. So you're you're you're ask you're telling me how I should do my job yet you're not allowing me to do my job standing >> up for my right >> and I understand that. Like I said >> I haven't done anything wrong. >> I'm doing my job conducting investigation. >> I haven't committed a crime. I'm sitting here in front of a house which is perfectly legal. >> Perhaps the officers weren't used to hearing no for an answer because they quickly regrouped and searched for another angle. The man was arrogant and they just needed to find something on him. no matter how inconsequential. [snorts] >> Well, you're not completely on the roadway there, sir. >> Understand that by not identifying yourself appropriately as requested by the officer is illegal. >> It's obstruction. >> It's a secondary charge. Okay. I have to be you ID me. I have to be suspected of crime. I'm not committing crime. >> Well, you are committing crime. You're trespassing. >> Shut up. Somebody has called in. >> You don't tell me to shut up. I'll tell you what I want to tell you. And you are also required by law upon request from law enforcement to ID yourself. >> Kenneth made one thing clear. He knew his rights and he wasn't about to stay quiet while the officers either forgot them or chose to disrespect them. But as the back and forth dragged on, one of the officers walked back to his cruiser looking to call for backup. >> Hey Travis. >> Hey. What's up, man? >> Nothing. Sorry to bother you. I got a random question for you though. >> Well, technically there's no obligation for him to identify himself. I mean, unless you've got reasonable suspicion that he's committing a crime. >> Well, the thing is is I have no reason suspicion to believe that he's not committing crime cuz he has a ladder in the back of the truck and he's in front of houses that aren't occupied right now. I just I I'm curious why a man from Oklahoma City is parked on a dead end road in Blanchard and uh you know, he has no I ask him if he lives here and he says I don't answer questions. >> Yeah, man. I was I don't want to come to give you his identification. >> Okay. >> I know that's not what you wanted. >> No, that's why I called you instead of just ripping him out of his truck. The warning was crystal clear, but the situation was only about to grow more complicated. When police chief Stacy White arrived at the scene, he decided to take a perverted approach that immediately raised eyebrows. >> Now, we don't want to identify ourselves completely. He We have his name based on the tag, but we don't know that that's actually his name. That could just be the person registered to this vehicle. And he doesn't a suspicious person. >> I don't know that. cooperate. Arrest him. >> Yeah, we're about to get ready to do that. Matt's trying one more thing. >> Arrest. >> What are you arresting him for? >> Huh? >> He hasn't violated really a crime. >> Are you investigating a crime or possible crime? >> Possibly. >> Okay. He's instructing an officer for doing his duty, right? >> Call that. I'm not here to to listen to you. I'm here to tell you what's going on. Okay? I don't care if you record me. >> Okay? You're obstructing an officer from doing this. Now, you're under arrest. Unless you want to cooperate. >> Okay. But I mean, why do I have to answer questions? I'm here for a legal reason. >> I'm I'm not I'm just trying to answer questions. >> Can I get your date of birth? >> You're failing to identify. >> You have to by law amendment right. You are failing to identify yourself. >> What law have to identify in this house? >> What law have I done? >> What construction >> one? >> Okay. Just relaying what two told me that one. I'm not doing that. >> Following the incident, Mr. Grant filed formal complaints against the department, local officials, and even the assistant district attorney, accusing them of ignoring clear misconduct and failure to honor public record requests. A move that suggested this fight didn't end on the street. It was only just beginning. Kenneth was mistreated, but the next case [snorts] shows how a lawyer humbled an overconfident cop and taught him never to mess with a lawyer who had possession of a camera. >> But go ahead and try. I understand you don't like free speech and you hate accountability. Oh, darn. You can't trespass me. >> That sucks. I got a camera. It's the most deadly weapon to a cop. I'm not going to identify. >> Who are you with? >> Myself. >> Yourself? Are you a lawyer? >> During a sunny afternoon, a lawyer named Gisham observed a troubling scene and refused to stay quiet as he called out officers for allegedly harassing some bikers. His bold move didn't sit well with the cops, and it wasn't long before one of the officers stepped straight into a confrontation that was waiting to swallow them whole. >> None of your business? None of my business? Yeah. None of your business. Are >> you not? >> None of your business. >> I don't answer questions. >> I'm going to go talk to them. And if you're not supposed to >> And if you solicit If you solicit a trespass, I'll sue your ass. You can't solicit a trespass. >> But go ahead and try. I understand you don't like free speech and you hate accountability. The officer had mistaken him for just another bystander, not realizing he was staring down a man who had the power [music] to challenge and possibly dismantle the very authority he was about to wield to soothe his bruised ego. I got a camera. It's the most deadly weapon to a cop. Is the camera. Oh, darn. You can't trespass me. >> That sucks. >> It's none of your business if I'm supposed to be here. I can be wherever I want. It's public. Yeah, this is public. >> How's it going, man? I'm Sergeant Clair. I don't care. I'm not going to shake your hand. >> You're over here harassing people. >> I might give you my card, though. >> Okay, I'll take your card. >> Yeah. You got a card or anything? >> Nope. I'm not going to identify. >> Who are you with? >> Myself. >> Yourself? Are you a lawyer or >> I'm a lawyer? >> Lawyer. Okay. Are you the same one that I that was on the phone the other day? I guess >> probably. >> Yeah. Okay, fair enough, man. >> If you've been harassing my guys, then I'm the lawyer you've been talking to. >> It's not harassment, man. >> It's harassment. This is harassment. >> How's it harassment? >> It's harassment because why? Because he's got a sweater on. >> No. Do you know what? Why they got pulled over? >> I know why you Why is the gang unit pulling these guys over? I know exactly why you're doing it. >> They're a gang unit. >> Yeah. They're not a gang. >> Those are documented gang over me. >> That's not a documented gang. >> It is a document. >> Now, have you not read the case law on this issue? >> Which one? >> The case law on this is You want to go get it out of my car? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. That That's so You can get my car, don't you? No, you'll see it in court. Don't worry, cuz I'm going to be suing every single one of you. It's in this district, too. So, you might want to look up your own district. >> In the end, Sergeant Clare picked his battles wisely after discovering that Gisham was a lawyer. And in that moment of self-realization, [music] the talk of trespassing charges quietly disappeared. Next up is the moment an officer tried to bully a lawyer over something as simple as disposing of trash, only to learn a bit of lesson he never saw coming. >> Or you want to keep going down this rabbit hole, officer? Maybe you need to go read into your law books. You're going to get sued, sir. This is harassment now because you're on my private property as a tenant. >> On March the 22nd, 2025, a woman was going about her day on a sunny afternoon, simply trying to dispose of her trash when an officer approached her about an alleged violation without conducting a thorough investigation, unaware he was stepping straight into the kind of nightmare even seasoned officers hope to avoid. proof of this. >> Would you like or anything? Why do you need my business? >> I would like to see proof that you're an attorney because this is private property. You can't be throwing trash out there. You're breaking the law. >> Okay. No problem. 1019. >> Here you go, sir. Linda Jones, attorney at law, located right at this office address. >> I see the Linda Jones, but I don't see the address here. >> Sir, if you flip the card over, please. Thank you. >> Is there anything else I can help you with, sir? Because the sun is >> I I still don't see the address, >> sir. Here's the address here, please. And that's my name. Is there anything else that you need to verify that? Sir, I'm trying to cooperate here. >> Ma'am, I'll ask the questions. You're breaking the law right now. >> Actually, I'm an attorney. I know my rights and I'm not breaking the law as I stated. Sir, I'm intended at this office location. >> Okay. This card doesn't prove any of that. I need to see your ID. >> You don't see my ID, sir. >> I just gave you my business card. >> Ma'am, don't make this any more difficult than it has to be. There's no need to be confrontational. I need to seeational. Sir, I'm not being >> ma'am. You're being incredibly aggressive. >> All you're doing is escalating the situation, and there's no need for any of this. >> I'm escalating the situation. >> Correct. I've asked you three times now. I need to see your ID to verify the business card. Okay, I'll do that for you, but I don't have to. Okay, you know that >> the officer seems hellbent on pinning something on her just to save his ego, not realizing that the harder he searched for fault, the more he chipped away at whatever shred of self-respect he still had left. This is my name to verify the business card and the office address, sir. This is not illegal dumping once again. >> All right. But the address is different on your license than it is on the on the business card >> because that's a business location, sir. That's not my home address. >> Yeah, this this whole thing just seems very suspicious. I'll be right back. I need I need to run this. >> You don't need to run my ID, sir. You don't need to. I'm an attorney. Like I said, that would be against your jurisdiction if you're trying to run my driver's license. >> Ma'am, you just >> You and I both know that or I can tell you that right now. That's illegal what you're doing. >> You just illegally took your ID and >> because you have no reason to legally stop me. I gave you my ID. I did not have to. Once again, >> ma'am, you're breaking the law. You're illegally dumping trash. Your addresses do not match up. >> Yes, they do. They do match up. >> Well, then you should have no problem with me running it then. If you are, >> you don't need to run my ID, sir. I told you again. I'm a lawyer. This is my office address. I've proven that with my business card and my driver's license. This is not illegal. You have no reason to stop me. >> Well, then you should have no reason for me to run your ID if you are so in fact a lawyer and this is your property. Because from where I stand, you're illegally dumping trash into a dumpster. >> If we continue with this, sir, you're going to get sued. Is that offic22? You really want to continue this conversation attorney at all? >> I mean, you haven't proven that you're an attorney >> with the business card saying attorney that doesn't and the matching that doesn't do it for you or you want to keep going down this rabbit hole. >> Okay, ma'am. This could just be so simple. All you need to do is give me your ID and your business card back. I'm not letting you run anything. I don't have to let you run anything. Maybe you need to go read into your law books. >> Ma'am, >> instead of just the academy, >> if you weren't breaking the law, >> you're going to get this harassment because you're on my private property as a >> 107 >> and you're trying to make me call because you're wrong. You're absolutely wrong. I don't know if it's racism. I don't know what you have going on. I'm not sure. >> None of that is relevant to what's going on here. >> Okay. >> I've given you my business card. I've to Okay, ma'am. I'm going to let you off. You have no choice but to me on this officer realized his power trip was steering straight toward an irredeeable downfall. At the time this documentary was compiled, updates on any legal follow-up remain unknown. The last lawyer was impressive, but this season's judge was on another level, leaving an officer eating his words after he smashed her tail light in a desperate attempt to force an arrest. >> Like that? Why Why are you wearing a robe? >> Surprise. >> I'm not a judge. I'm a police officer. I walk in court surprise. >> On April the 21st, 2025, a police officer initiated a traffic stop in a quiet neighborhood. It all seemed routine right up until his first words left his mouth because looks, as he was about to learn, can be deceiving. in front of him. But what came next overshadowed it all. And he had no idea he was already in way over his head. What I He was immediately suspended. At the time this video was compiled, updates on his legal battles and any further disciplinary actions were still unknown. Up next is the unjustified arrest of Martinez, a law student who rattled the station, setting off a chain reaction the officers never anticipated. >> But I'm not going to give you my name out cuz I'm not legally required to give it to you right now. >> I'm a law student. I let him know, too. An MSU criminal justice major. He arrestes me, makes fun of my studies, makes fun of everything. He's like, "Okay, you think it's funny now?" They also searched my car without without consent. On January the 8th, 2024, a deputy with the El Paso County Sheriff's Office responded to a call at a junkyard in Anthony, Texas, where a man was trying to get into his car after losing his keys. The officer showed up all cheerful and friendly. But that mask of goodwill had a plan to trample the rights of a citizen who, unbeknownst to him, knew the intricacies of the law. >> Hello, how you doing, brother? Doing good. >> All right. Right. Uh, I lost the keys from the junkyard over there. >> Okay. >> So, I called them to come and get the >> to come open the gate. >> No, the key. >> No, the car. The car is the one that lost the keys. >> Oh, like you went into the property and you dropped the keys. >> Yeah. The I was in there doing, you know, like regular junkyard stuff, looking for my parts. Uh, when I was leaving is when I found out he had my keys. They let me go in look for them all over the 30 acres of cars they have. >> Okay. >> Didn't find them. So they just grabbed the tractor and moved it moved the car outside so I could call him blocksmith. >> That's weird. Yeah, cuz we got a call with a a gentleman with your description. That's why on the property. Were you the only one on there? >> Yeah, I was here and the car was closed so I couldn't get out. >> So let me understand is this car is yours? >> I just bought it for >> You already bought it? >> Okay. >> But they closed the gate behind you or what? >> Yeah, they just moved the car here and they closed the gate. >> Okay. What's your last name, brother? >> Uh just Martinez. >> I'm sorry. >> Uh I don't want to give any I didn't find any information. I'll just give you my first name. >> Well, I need your info, man, cuz I'm talking to you, brother. Cuz you're the person that they called on. So, >> I'm not going to give my information right now. >> Okay. Why not? Just I'm just asking you because you're the person they called on. I I need to find out who you are. And you're telling me one thing. So, I got to call the property manager and ask them if they were the ones that allowed you on the property. >> Yeah, that's that's the investigation. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, I need your name, brother. >> You could just call the the property man. And >> you have an ID? >> I do. >> You mind if I see it? >> I do. >> Okay. Okay. Why is that, brother? >> I I'm not legally provided to give you the full name, I'll just just leave that at the last name. Bro, >> since I'm investigating what's going on in this property, and you're the one that matches the description, I need to know who I'm talking to. Now, if if you want to take this further, you want to complain, you want to whatever. If you fail to ID yourself, I'm asking you lawfully to see who you are. If you want to impair my my my investigation, that's fine. That's on you. Okay? But I don't think you want to take it to that extent, brother, for giving me your name and date of birth. Okay? So, I'm going to warn you now. I'm going to warn you now, brother. You don't give me your ID or your full name, I'm going to arrest you for failure to ID. >> Okay. So, >> this is I'm investigating, brother. That's all I'm doing. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> All I need is your name and date of birth, bro. That's it. >> I'm not asking you I'm not >> And I'm a law student in here, too. So, I'm not I'm not asking you for blood samples are not are not reasonable, articulable suspicion to suspect under Florida versus J under. I'm not here to argue with you. >> Yeah. I'm not here to argue. I'm here to defend my right. No, I'm asking I'm asking for it >> and it's not impeding your investigation cuz it's not a physical or it doesn't or it doesn't my giving you my ID doesn't >> and you said you're you're in law school. You're a law student. Yes, sir. >> Now you're making it bigger than it is because all I'm asking is for a name and date of birth. Yo, you have to identify yourself, man. You're making Texas. You're like you said, all you got to do is pick your name. >> You're making this bigger than it is, brother. That's okay. We go on our way, man. >> All I have is Martinez. My name is not going to help you in your investigation, first of all. >> Yeah, but I made contact with you. Contact is not enough reasonable suspicion for you to seize my identification. >> You're not being placed on arrest or anything, brother. Okay. I'm investigating. Okay. >> But are you asking for my identification or >> I'm asking you for name and date of birth? That's all I'm asking for. >> Asking right. >> That's it, brother. >> Oh, don't answer questions. >> What's going to happen is dude, I'm going to place you under arrest for failure ID. Okay. And that's going to be on you, bro. >> You already said that it's going to be under arrest. >> Yes. >> I won't be under arrest if I don't give my >> Put your armb brother. Go. >> So, I'll give you my dear. >> Go. >> No. No. No. Put your hands on the car. You already failed to identify yourself. Okay. Give me your left. Give me your right arm. You got You want to play games, brother. I'm I'm here being nice and you don't want to give me your name and need a purse. And then all this just for a car, bro. That's it. >> The driver, who was identified as Martinez, held his ground, fully aware he hadn't broken any law and was not under arrest. He hadn't lied. And refusing to speak alone with an officer wasn't a crime. The deputy wasn't finished yet. >> I'm going to read your Miranda. Use your car so we can imp it. Yeah, it seems he just purchased it. >> No, no, you're staying right there cuz you're going in my unit. >> All right, going to take a second there. >> First time on the back of the car, >> man. You see you're a lawsuit, bro. >> You had to do when we get to the station. >> You'll see when you get to the station. >> Yeah. >> Impound it. >> Yeah, impound the vehicle. It's his. So, you can tell this guy to take off. He doesn't need a veer. All right, Mr. Martinez, before we go to the station, I'm going to read your rights. Okay, with these rights in mind, you wish to talk to me. >> No, I don't answer questions. >> Okay, perfect. I'm going to take him to the to the station. Okay. >> Hey, uh, >> what's up? >> Hold on. We're searching your car. >> Did you have keys on him? >> No, there's no keys. Supposedly, he >> he was telling me that he lost them inside. He just bought this car from inside. He was in there looking for parts and he dropped the keys in there. So, he's waiting. He was waiting for a locksmith to start the car. So, >> um I need to call the owner to see if if it's true. >> So, what we going to do? You want to impound it or what? >> This car? Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> The search for Martinez's car likely violated the Fourth Amendment and would almost certainly be deemed unreasonable in court. Still, despite all of that, the officers took him to their station, and that was when things took an unusual turn. Sir, >> I'm the supervisor here. I was just made aware of what happened. >> Yeah. Um, so I don't think he qualifies for any crime. Okay. >> Does he qualify for a crime? >> I'm going go ahead and release him. >> Of course. >> Um, I want that number. >> He did not constitute a crime. Look what he did. Let's talk over here. >> Whoa. The lights working. >> Uh, my belongings. >> Let me go get it. Yeah. >> Like I said, I just got here. >> Yeah. >> And I was just brief with the incident. I'm trying to get all the facts of what happened. >> Yeah. >> What happened? Walking to through what happened. >> Okay. So, I assume in the junkyard, you seen how big it is. I lost my keys. >> See, cool part. >> Yeah. Lost them. Couldn't find them. They gave me a chance. It was like they closed at 5. It was like 4:30. I was like, "Please let me like I find them." They looked and they picked me up on a truck. They said, "Hey, the alarms are going to activate automatically. You need to get out. What about your car?" Cuz it was parked inside the property. So the owner or one of the employees give me three choices like okay or we can get a tractor or one of the forklifts to move your car right outside and like if you can move my car right outside so I can call the lock me fine. The locksmith got there we did everything right and then I just see a patrol and like whatever. I get down like hey like oh we got a call and you're that you were inside the property and then they say okay what's your name? What? He's like what's your last name? He's like okay what's your first name? Like I'm not going to give it right now. Like okay. He's like why not? But I'm not going to give you my name out because I'm not legally required to give it to you right now. I'm a law student. I let them know too. An MSU criminal justice major. Anonymous caller or college is not enough reasonable articulable suspicion to articulate a crime because RA is only based on the facts. No, the officer, right? >> Mhm. >> You're asking if you ask me what's your name, I just say I don't answer questions. >> But if you demand me my ID, give me your ID or I'm going to arrest you or give me your ID, I'm going to arrest you. I that's enough. That's all I need. I can get that on the phone and be like, "Okay, that's enough. Show it to my attorney. That's enough for litigation." If you threaten me with the rest, I I'll give you my my wallet. I'll give you my ID right now. Like, no. Turn around. Push me right into the car. Boom. Put your phone down. Set it up on the windshield. Put your phone down. Grab me. Tight me up. He arrestes me, makes fun of my studies, makes fun of everything. He's like, "Okay, you think it's funny?" Now, when we were over there, too, I told him, "Call your supervisor. You don't need a supervisor. Just turn around and put your hands." I this all this could have been safe if people would have called you. They also searched my car without without consent. >> Of course, searching it >> I understand the deputy made a mistake. >> Mhm. >> But when it's a when it's an unlawful arrest that makes an unlawful search. It's an unlawful. It was this this whole thing was unlawful. The moment he put his hands on me >> that was unlaw be this whole situation became unlawful. >> The deputy made a mistake. That's going to be addressed. Of course. Well, where's the deputy? He said he was going to be here. >> But I want to meet with you first. >> Okay. Well, I gave you my side. I would like to hear the deputy side right here. >> Okay. >> If that's fine. >> Um, as far as your car, there's your property. >> I have your stuff right here. Your phone, your wallet, your AirPods. >> Yeah, you can handle something. >> Thank you. Yeah, I have I have a videos here. I have >> I believe you. I'm not I don't >> as far as us my understanding someone called >> Mhm. >> and said that there was suspicious activity. >> I get it. It's not a crime. >> It's not. >> But that's enough reason to detain someone. >> Not detain. >> It's enough reason to make contact. If when you're illegally detaining someone, that's already a cease of someone's person because you temporarily are ceasing that person onto your authority. Cuz if you tell me I'm detained, I can't walk off, right? But if someone calls to say, "Oh, I saw this guy that looks like like me right now jumping up fence." That is not that's enough for you to say, "Hey, you're matching a description. Where were you?" That's that's a consensual encounter. You don't >> you don't go and say, "Hey, you're detained because we suspect you of trespassing." Because suspicion is based on the facts known to the officer, >> not to the not not to the >> That's enough for what? >> That's enough for >> So the detention was off. What are you saying? >> The detention was the federal ID in the arrest was not. The sergeant seemed to realize that his colleague hadn't just kicked the hornet's nest, he had dragged the whole nest home. Now, every move was like walking on eggshells and had to be handled with caution because things could still explode out of control. >> So, this whole thing became unlawful cuz he first off, he never said that I was a king. So, as far as I'm concerned, I could walked off cuz if you just ask me or it's a consensual encounter, I can make it unconsensual and just walk away. >> What are you looking for? >> Uh, I'm looking for a story now and then I'll tell you what I'm after it. I'll I'll let you know what's going to happen. >> Okay, let me wait with him and then I'll be back. Okay, >> his story is basically your story pretty much. >> Well, okay, let's put it this way. If he comes here and apologizes to me, I won't litigate this whole thing. >> It's up to you. Since I'm obligated to investigate any type of complaints, >> um I don't think it was best, but if you want to go that route, we can definitely go that route. What? Don't give me one sec. It'll be perfect. >> Yes. >> So, have anything to say to me? >> No. >> Didn't I tell you that what you were doing was unlawful? >> Did you believe me? >> No. >> It's not that I didn't believe you. >> Okay. I did. >> Did you Did you get the supervisor when I asked you to? No. You said I didn't need one. >> No. I said I never said you. >> It's on your body camera. It's on my phone. Don't Don't lie. >> You asked for a supervisor. But what did I tell you? >> You said you don't need one. >> You know, and I'm in the wrong. I really am. I'm not going to lie to you, brother. Okay. >> You are in the wrong. And I told you you were in the wrong. And I told you you were going to And I told you all this and you thought it was funny. >> I never thought it was funny. >> No, you laughed because you unlawfully arrested me. It wasn't a mistake. He broke the law. It's not a mistake. That's going to get for you at request, your dash cam in your car, everything. And that's going to go straight to my attorney. And you lost your qualified immunity right now. Right now. So, it's getting under control. >> Um, you said something different to me before take off. I will take your complaint form. >> Oh, okay. Uh, you have the complaint form. >> I can fill up. >> No, I have to fill it up myself. >> So, you going to take you to your car as far as the locks me? >> No, I'm actually getting picked up here. >> Do you want to get picked out here or do you want me? >> Uh, I don't I don't have I was working at the locks me there helping me get the key for my car cuz I lost mine in the junkyard. So like that car is immobile right now. I can't move it. That's not near him. >> Well, I believe don't like don't get over here. >> Okay. >> The outcome of Mr. Martinez's complaint remains unknown. Although he made it clear he intended to file a lawsuit. No updates on any legal action he may have taken are available. Moving on to another satisfying moment of genius lawyers taking down corrupt cops. We see a law student schooling a seasoned officer on the basics of the Constitution right on the roadside. You can't even go through someone's purse. >> Yeah. Zipper there within the car. Zipped >> up. I appate. >> Don't wear a seat belt. I'm going to make you identify yourself. >> I heard you need a warrant for that. >> Well, you heard wrong. >> What? Guess what? I lost. >> Wait, what? >> You are? >> Yeah. >> Wait, what did you say? >> On April the 6th, 2024, officer Flack from the West Police Department pulled over a young driver for cutting in front of another vehicle and changing lanes without signaling. What started as a routine traffic stop quickly started to escalate when the officer decided it was his place to take on the roles of judge, jury, and executioner. >> Hi there, Officer Flack Police Department. The reason for this stop today is a couple things. Um, so number one is you pulled out right in front of that vehicle almost causing an accident. Hold on a second. >> And number two is you change lanes without signaling. >> Okay. Do you have your license proof of insurance? >> Uh, I don't have my license. Can I give you my social security number? >> Do you have a license? >> Yeah. >> Um, are you the registered owner? >> Yeah. Okay. Do you have um your proof of insurance? >> Uh, it's on my mom's. I I'm with your insurance, though. Okay. Can you roll this back window down for me? Thank you. Um, so I'm going to be completely honest with you. Go ahead and roll that window down, too. So, who's been smoking in the car? >> Um, I just got in here. Oh, they are. Okay. Okay. So, why were we smoking in the car? >> Oh, we can't smoke inside the house. >> Okay. We can't smoke inside a car either. So, >> yeah, we're They were parked up, though, so it doesn't matter. Yeah, >> okay. It doesn't matter. Um, yeah. Go ahead and pull that insurance up. Uh, do you have your ID on you? You are not wearing a seatelt, so you're violating the law. So, you have to identify yourself. Do you have an ID? Anything in the vehicle I need to know about guns, alcohol? Is there any more in the vehicle or? >> No. >> No. Okay. Where were you guys heading to today? >> Um, I was going to go drop them off. >> Where are they? >> I live on the street. >> Okay. >> The officer walked back to her car, clearly hoping to dig up or conjure some probable cause to search the vehicle, aiming to uncover a crime. At first glance, no one would have ever noticed. >> All right. Will you keep looking for that? Stay in the car. Okay. >> Ever. >> You don't wear a seat belt. I'm going to make you identify yourself. >> How many were in the back? I saw the one on your side. I can't see in that back window. >> Oh, I thought they rolled down the other one. Uh, just one. And I faintly saw him when I went to like go up to the side. >> Yeah. >> And that's why I was like, "Pull this down." >> That is the darkest window I've ever seen. The back window, you can't see anything. That's crazy. >> Yeah. Uh Yeah. There's only that one guy on my side. >> All right. >> Um >> you want me to go run her? You just want to give you the >> um I don't care. I was going to see just run 50 checks on both of them. There's a reason why. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. How old is she? >> 20. >> Yeah. So is a passenger. So even if they were >> allowed to smoke in a car, isn't that old enough? Anyway, >> does that give us PC for a search? >> I think it does. >> One of them admitted to smoking, right? >> You're a passenger, >> so yeah, she admitted to smoking and she's underage. >> I don't know. With the car, though. She admit smoking in the car or just smoking? Yeah, >> in the car. >> Yeah, because they said they couldn't smoke in the house. >> So, there's a black bag in that back. This is why I'm trying to get in the car. >> It was >> Oh, here it is. >> When the vote passed. >> Talks about PC and cars. I >> think this one's for home entries. >> When did the vote pass or when did it go into effect? On January 1st, right? Is already there. >> So, that' be good. Yeah. Okay. Go ahead and step out for me. We're just going to walk right back here. You have anything on you that's going to probably blow up? I'm just going to check you for weapons. Okay. Uh, go ahead and turn around for me. Interlock your hands on the back of your head. Interlock your hands. Oh. Go ahead and separate your feet. Okay, just go ahead and stand right over there for me. Unlock your door. Come back to the back door. Go ahead and turn around. You're going to walk your hands on the back of your head. Go ahead and separate your feet. You have anything on you that's going to poke me from probably blow up? >> No. Okay. That's not going to blow up, is it? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Go ahead and stand right over here for me. Do you have a sweatshirt or anything in the car? Uh, no. Okay. You want to step by the car for me? Put your phone down for me. Put your hand behind the back. Behind the back of your head and lock them. >> If you don't mind stopping down here, we got three occupants. We might do a search. All right. What else is in there? Woods and Papers. How old are you? >> Uh 19. >> You know what the illegal smoking age is in the state of Ohio? >> Uh 21. >> Yes, sir. >> You said you don't have one in there. A sweatshirt? >> Nope. Stay right over there. I'll check for you. Okay. As the traffic stop dragged on, the occupants began asking simple questions and calmly voicing their frustration, clearly hoping to wrap things up and get back on the road. But from that moment on, the situation transformed and it was no longer heading in a routine direction. >> It is not it's not legal to use the car at all. >> Yeah, we weren't driving. >> I wasn't even in a car at all. In a car, we knew our body wasn't in the car like >> I understand you can't use marijuana car and you're all under 21. Okay. >> It's You don't need permission to search the car. >> She's not in the She's not in the trunk. Okay. The passenger compartment. Just leave it, bro. You're not going to find There's nothing in there. >> There's nothing in there. It's just like necessary. >> Just let him go. >> Just let him, bro. [ __ ] don't matter, bro. I don't know what to tell him. Turn back. Turn back. Why you going your trunk? >> Cuz she's looking through my trunk through the back like that. I'm just saying. >> All right. Well, I >> weren't for that. I'm just saying. >> I'm in the trunk. >> Uh, you can't even go through someone's purse. >> Yeah. It's a container there within the car. >> I appreciate your ingenuity. Happy. >> If you have a locked box, we can break the lock to search it. >> What? >> I heard you need a warrant for that. >> Well, you heard wrong. >> What? Guess what? >> Wait, what? >> You are. >> Yeah. >> Wait, what did you say? >> So, >> I said you heard wrong >> about what? >> Not being able to open containers inside. >> No. If a bag is zipped up, >> if the bag is zipped up, >> Well, you can take that up later. >> That's cool. I'm just letting go. >> I appreciate that. But there's a container there within of the passenger compartment. That's what the law says. So, we can't open it. Okay. >> I was talking to him. >> Yo, just chill, bro. Come on, bro. >> It's lit. I'm saying just >> just chill, bro. >> Like, come on, bro. I'm trying to I'm trying to get out of here like >> Why you calling me my >> bro? You call me cuz ashy feet slides on. >> That's how I feel about every time they're together. >> And then it's going to be the no you always wear socks. You be having socks. >> I wear them yesterday to wear socks. >> It's cold as [ __ ] No socks on. Yep. Whoa, whoa, >> whoa. All right, we're going to walk down that way cuz you guys keep walking towards the car. So, step that way. >> We have right to see where she's going. >> No, you actually don't. >> All right. You guys keep engineing closer to the vehicle and we're not going to have that. >> Wait, did I get my phone back? >> It's right there on top of the car. >> I need to call my mom. >> No. >> Is there anything in here that's going to poke us brought us blow up? >> I'm going to be on our PC search. When the officer reached for the purse without a clear legal exception, she was no longer enforcing the law. She was risking the entire case. >> All right. Um, the two passengers can go ahead and have a seat back in the car and then you'll just stay out here with me. >> I got my phone back. >> Yeah, you can. >> Are you coming back on this side? >> You just want to step up here with me? >> Um, so You didn't smoke? Okay. So, here's where the honesty is the best policy. Okay. >> Comes into play. So, um we're just going to put you through some tests. Make sure that you're okay to drive. >> Yeah. >> Can you go ahead and get back in the car for >> I'm sorry. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> We're going to shut the door, right? >> So, you did not smoke at all? >> No. Okay. >> I don't I stopped smoking a while ago cuz I work in the hospital now. So, >> Okay. So, just going to educate you a little bit. Um, you guys are all under the age of 21. All right? You can't smoke. All right? It's not legal. Number one. Number two, you can't smoke in a car. The law states you have to be in a public property or inside of a a domain, right? That it has to be that. So, because this can hold the same as an OVI. Okay. So, operating a vehicle while impaired. >> Mhm. >> Um, do you understand that? Did you know that >> that this is a OVI? >> So, if you are impaired, >> Yeah. I um got pulled well I got I was parked up and I got pulled over like a month ago for that and the cop told me if the car is not turned on I could smoke in there fine that's why like my friends smoke in there because they're not smoking allowed to smoke in their house or but I didn't know you couldn't smoke in the car at all like yeah no that cup was not informed um the law is very vague but it still states in there that you can't smoke inside of a vehicle because this can Okay. Um, so go ahead and take your hat off for me. I'm just going to put it right here. Okay. Oh, you see? All right. Um, do you wear any contacts or glasses? Uh, no. Okay. So, just go ahead and stand for me. Feet together, hands down by your side. Okay. Um, actually, you can step this way. Then the tree will be in your way. Okay. Going to stay in this position until I tell you to begin. Do you understand? >> 11. Wait. Sorry. I forgot it was night. All right, go ahead and have a seat back in my car. You can take your hat. >> She It's like a lack of basic lack of care for instruction. I don't think she's impaired. I think she's just doesn't give >> Yeah. >> It was just a very like lazy attitude and I don't think it I don't think she's impaired. >> Yeah. No, that's why I'm Yeah. Yeah. Why are you so laxidasical about just life? >> What do you What does that mean? >> Laxidasical like you just like >> don't care. >> Yeah. What you don't care about? >> I mean, that's my personal life. I don't think that consensus, does it? >> Well, I'm just saying you're you're violating the law. You're just out here doing SFSTs. >> I'm not. >> And you when I asked you Here's the thing. Here's the thing. >> Here's the thing. When I asked you for your ID, >> it's like >> it's not illegal. You are not of age to smoke it. >> I know. I didn't tell you I was smoking it. >> Okay. Well, then don't tell me that it's legal. >> Okay. I'm asking you a simple question. Okay. Does anyone want to claim this stuff? No. Okay. Then you're getting everything. Stay in the car for me. All right. So, here's the deal. All right. No smoking in cars. You're not of legal age. Okay. So, what uh you're being served with is a summon to appear for possession of drug paraphernalia. Okay. You have to go to court on the fourth or the 17th of this month at 9:00 at 229 Hoover Village down here at the Westville Police Department. Okay. Uh if you have any questions, you can call and talk to the clerk of courts and their phone number is right here. Okay. All I need from you is a signature right here. It's not saying you're guilty. It's just promising that you're going to appear in court. >> Wait, what was the thing again? >> I don't know what the thing is. Uh uh what was I what are you charging drugs or trying to charge >> drug? You said Westerville. >> Westerville. >> Here's your copy. Do you have any questions? >> No. All right. Have a great day. >> At the time that this video was compiled, updates on any legal battle tied to the case remain unknown, leaving the final chapter of the encounter hanging in uncertainty. Next up is a satisfying moment. Officer Mlan forgot that duty always comes before a bruised ego as he tried and failed to flip the script on a law student. >> I am a law student for one and two, I just don't take this. I don't answer questions. That's no disrespect, but I know you know what I'm saying at all. >> I was calling to see if we could do a possible obstruction charge. >> We can play this game. >> I'm not playing any games, sir. >> I'm sorry. You're being very disrespectful. >> On July the 29th, 2023 in Senica Falls, New York, officers detained a young man over a defective headlight. What should have been a simple traffic stop quickly took a nose dive when he began standing up for his rights while the officers appeared more than willing to brush those rights aside without any hesitation. >> McLean with the sons. Please put you over cuz you have a headlight out in your vehicle. >> You know, I was actually wondering that cuz it was a little like, you know, it wasn't lit up 100%. >> Gotcha. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have a license on? >> I do. Yes, sir. >> Where you coming from tonight? >> I'm actually just coming from my house to here to get some dinner. >> Okay. Everything valid on your license? >> Uh oh, yeah, absolutely. >> Okay. How many alcoholic beverages you had tonight? >> No. >> Nothing. >> No, sir. >> Yeah, I [clears throat] was going to get that. >> Oh, I thought you were handing that to me. >> Oh, no. >> Okay. All right. You have the registration for the vehicle? >> Uh, you know what? I I mean, it's it's legit. I just don't have it in here. >> Okay. Is the car register to you? >> Um, I think it's my girlfriend. >> Girlfriend's one or the other. >> Just want to turn the car on real fast to see just to verify the headlights off. >> Just stay in the car. Just let you know. >> Yeah. No problem. No, you're good. Just the passenger side. Uh, you just stay in the car for now. You have to go get your license. I think it's either your name or my name. I can't remember which one that's registered on there. But >> it looks like it's uh maybe your wife Sonia is my woman. Yeah. >> Gotcha. Okay. Yes, sir. >> All right. Here I go. You said no alcohol tonight. >> No. Hell no. I I don't drink. >> No. Okay. I smell something fruity. What's that? Is that >> um I don't know. Probably my Pepsi or something. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. You got to take a look at drivers real quick. You don't mind? >> Nope. >> Just looking for a car driver. >> Oh, yeah. I don't I don't take those tests. No. No. >> Why not? >> I just No, I don't take tests, sir. >> Okay. Well, I'm asking you. I'm want to make make sure you're okay to drive your vehicle. >> Yeah. No, I understand. I don't I don't take tests, though. >> Okay. Why not? >> I just don't. It's no disrespect to you. >> No, I am performing an investigation right now. >> Okay. to make sure you're okay to drive your vehicle. >> Yeah, I won't I don't take tests or >> Why not? >> I just don't I mean I I take you know I am a law student for one and two I just don't take test. >> All right, sit back for me please. >> Okay, thanks for coming by. So I pull over for a headlight. Um I'm smelling some sort of alcoholic beverage. Smells like it's a fruity drink from inside his vehicle. as I can check his eyes in his vehicle. See if he's going to perform any sort of test. He does know test. I want to see if he get the same order when you go up there. >> Sure. 316. You might head out this way as well. Can you get that order too? Um I observed him with glassy watery eyes. So he's coming off trying to see if it's the same. >> How you doing today, sir? Where you coming from? >> I don't answer questions. >> You don't answer any questions? Why? Why is that? >> Because he's trying to give me tests and he's accusing me of drinking. >> I just as I asked you a question, sir, to perform. I understand, sir. Sir, I'm doing I'm conducting investigation right now. >> I know. I don't drink for number one. >> Okay. >> And you're asking me if I've been drinking, sir. I don't drink. >> Okay. I don't know that ever met you before. >> Well, it's just an investigation. Make sure you're saying that's all it is. >> I understand, sir. I don't answer question. It's no disrespect, but you know what I'm saying at all. >> I understand. Yeah. >> And you know, no offense. I feel like you're coming on a little strong. >> I'm just doing my job, sir. Just because a vehicle smells fruity. >> A fruity alcoholic beverage like I stated to you. >> Yeah. Well, >> you also have watering glassy eyes. >> Another sign of >> I have sinuses. I have allergies. I also have asthma. >> Okay. >> Does that Does that cause your eyes to get watery? Yes, sir. Absolutely. >> Cuz I also have asthma. >> Absolutely. Sinus is not >> Okay. Do you have no issue? If you're not drinking, man, there's no taking a test. >> I don't take I just don't do it. I'm sorry. Okay. >> Do you have a supervisor? >> I am a supervisor on scene. >> Do you have a supervisor? >> I am a supervisor working right now. >> Okay. Do you have one available? >> No, I don't. I'm I'm a supervisor right now, Sarah, on the shift. Okay. >> The Fourth Amendment protected citizens from unreasonable seizures, requiring traffic stops to stay brief and connected to their original purpose. Yet, Sergeant Eric Mlan continued pressing the driver about alcohol, even after the driver lawfully refused field sobriety tests. Tests they were never obligated to take in the first place. >> I'm asking you to exit to make sure you're okay to drive right now. I'll exit, sir. I'm not I'm not, you know, I'm not going to just >> And I appreciate that. >> You want me to exit? >> I I I want you to exit to make sure you're okay to drive. >> I'm giving you a law for to exit your vehicle. Make sure you're okay to drive. All right. >> That's all I'm doing. My wallet. >> That's You don't need your wallet or anything. >> I'm not taking any test, sir. So, I don't know what what your >> You okay to put this in my Is this okay? >> Nothing on you. No. I don't mind. Yes, sir. I know. I don't >> Well, it's going to be an offic I don't comply. It's just going to be put back down for our safety. That's all it is. >> If you have to do it, >> I'm not going to hold anything. >> Go ahead. If you have to do it, this is embarrassing. >> It's not embarrassing. >> I run a local business. >> I'm not There's nothing against you. If you get out of the car, I just want to make sure that's your wallet. >> Got your put your wallet in. Okay. >> I don't answer your question. >> I'm just I'm just double checking. So, what I'm asking here is if you had any alcohol beverages tonight. I'm getting clues of >> your question, sir. That drink. If you're getting any clue of intoxication, you need to go back to school. >> I've been a cop for 8 years. I know what's in being honest with you. >> Okay. Well, I I don't know that. I never met you before. People have told me a lot of things in the past. >> All right. >> So, what I want to do is check your eyes to make sure. >> Absolutely not doing that, sir. >> Would you be able to walk for me? >> No. Absolutely. Absolutely not. >> Okay. >> No. If you had nothing to drink tonight, this would show that you had nothing to drink. >> Sir, I'm not doing that. >> Why is that? >> Because I do not I' I've been through law school and everything else. I do not comply. >> You do not comply with a lawful order. >> Sir, I've answered your question. >> All right. What I'm giving you is a lawful I'm giving you an answer. >> Sir, I'm I'm telling you, you're giving me an order to take a test. >> I'm advising you to take sir test. Make sure >> I will not take a test. No disrespect. I have >> We're not trying to disrespect you. You are because you you keep asking me multiple multiple times. >> Sir, we have a job to do. Okay, that's all it is. It's no disrespect towards you. >> I've answered your question. I will not take any tests. >> I will not. And there's no disrespect. I have a lot of friends with law enforcement. You know what I'm saying? I would not disrespect in that way. I do not take tests. I do not. In fact, I've dealt with you before um previously recall. I was on Ripmer Lane um before I you came to my house um and asked me a bunch of questions. Okay. >> Also, you know, again, was that was that the Uber thing? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. I do retire and I was more than respectful and I appreciate >> I'm a little nervous because here I am at Burger King getting dinner for my family, you know, and I get nervous when I speak to cops because I just get it. But you pulled me over for a headlight. That's correct. Okay, now you're Now you're pushing that. >> I'm not pushing you. I'm just going to investigate fruity alcohol. You're saying something that smells fruity. >> Fruity alcohol things. I deliver groceries for Walmart. So maybe I also said you have water and glossy eyes. That's a sign of intoxication. >> Many people have that. >> Okay. Well, I don't know. I never just because somebody has glossy eyes doesn't mean anything. >> Yes. It's a It's a sign from our training experience. It's a sign of intoxication. >> Okay. Well, okay. So, what are you going to do with this, >> sir? All right, man. There's no disrespect between me and you. I'm just doing my job. Um, >> you don't want to perform tests? >> No, sir. >> Um, I understand. You don't have to if you choose not to. >> And again, that's no disrespect. It's just I know my, you know, I know my right, >> right? Understood. Understood. So, I'm going to write you a ticket for the headlight. Okay. So, you mind just stepping back in your car for me, please? >> Absolutely. >> So, I can get that going. Just hop back in the front. Hop back in the driver's seat. Right. >> I just want to ride back. So weird cuz I just literally replaced that one back like >> Right. Okay. >> [ __ ] >> But you can do that. You can go home and get inside. >> It wasn't It wasn't too long ago. >> Okay. >> They carried themselves like the kind of officers who believe that the badge placed them above the law as if their authority put them beyond any correction. But the young man knew exactly [music] what was expected of him and more importantly how to stand his ground when faced with what felt like intimidation [music] dressed in a cop uniform. So, yeah, >> there it'll be a fix a ticket for the headlight and then you you'll have until Monday to get it fixed on >> till Monday. >> Yeah, cuz it's >> it's usually the next business day. >> What do I do with that? Do I bring it um for the shirt or not shirt? >> You can go literally you can go to any you can go to a mechanic and sign off on it. >> Okay. >> Uh law enforcement officer a ticket just for that. For real. >> We're doing traffic enforcement tonight. >> You cut me out here all this time. Write me a ticket. >> Doing traffic enforcement, sir. >> All right, buddy. What's your name, sir? Sergeant McLean, >> do you have a card? >> I do have a card. It'll be on my name will be on the ticket as well. >> All right. Just give me a moment, please. >> Thank you. >> I I I was calling to see if we could do a possible obstruction charge for for not wanting to provide No, Santos. You can't do an obstruction charge. >> Backing away from me. So, I don't >> So, did you get I got a whiff of like a beverage. Yeah, that's that's the order I was getting from the vehicle which is why I explained to him and then his eyes were glassy and water >> and then I couldn't like he kept backing kind of back away from me when I was trying to talk to him. >> Right. Okay. >> And but he wouldn't like I couldn't get strong enough himself at the hood of the car but >> his eyes were glasses and water >> claiming allergies. I >> my odor out of the car wasn't strong enough for me strong enough. Did you get a strong odor out? I can smell it. I don't I don't know what he's he says he del. So it could be some sort of food he's delivering. That's what he's planning. >> The neighbor is going to be >> I tried calling a DA but they didn't they didn't answer their phones. Um I was going to call for an obstruction charge cuz I'm asking for test. >> Then I called Lieutenant Clear and he said that done that in the past and they don't. >> So that's not something they >> So is that you just cut your losses then? Because I mean he could be he could be a 10 right now. >> That's I I it's hard to tell. It's like you're 50/50 here. Is that something you're going to take him back and arrest him for? Um, so >> he also he also said that if you feel like he's kind of on the on the fence, you can have him call a license oper an operator to come pick him up. >> He won't do that. >> I'll just cut him a headlight ticket. >> All right. You want us to hang out? >> Yeah. Just Yeah. Just wanted you guys. You want >> You're in North Gen. >> Yeah, you can hang out. >> Animal problem. We'll take care of that. >> Yeah, if you want. That's fine. >> You know this guy, sir? >> I went to school with his daughter. Yeah. Younger kid, younger son. >> I saw the order of pulled over. >> Yeah. >> Like there's some It's pretty ridiculous to just >> What I could tell him is that he's going to have to call someone who can get him in because I don't he's not willing for my test. So, I can't determine if he's intoxicated or not. Hey, that's that's the that's what's going to that's what's going to come down to then. >> Officer Mlan ordered the man out for a pat down even though there was no sign he was armed and ignored his refusal. The [music] man calmly invoked his Fourth Amendment rights, pointing out the lack of probable cause, but complied under duress [music] with armed officers looming. Mlan's officer safety excuse didn't hold. And despite all these, he wasn't done yet. Ego [music] clearly coming before duty. All right, sir. So, you got a citation for an adequate headlight. >> Okay. So, I my you wanted to speak to supervisor of mine. >> I notified my lieutenant on the phone. He's aware of what's going on. >> Perfect. Thank you. >> He g he So, I can't determine if you're >> okay to drive or not. >> So, you refused this Friday test? >> Yes, sir. I told you you have signs from my training experience of intoxication. >> You have you have slowed mumbled speech. You have water and glassy eyes. I know you said, sir. >> Okay. And I smell an odor of an alcohol beverage emanating from inside the vehicle. >> So I don't know if you can drive or not. You're going to have to call someone to pick you up to drive. >> Okay. >> Understood. So that's what >> Okay. You want me to call someone right now? >> That's correct. >> What am I going to do with this vehicle? Leave it here. >> I will let them know they can stay here. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Yeah, let's do that. Sounds good. So that's issue your s your license. >> You wanted a business card. Is that all you said? >> I do. Yeah. >> So I'll grab my phone. >> That's fine. >> All right. We can we can play this game. >> I'm not playing any games, sir. >> I'm sorry. You're being very disrespectful. >> I've never been disrespectful, sir. You are being very This is all recorded on body camera. >> You have pushed this over a I have not, sir. Okay. This is all recorded on body camera. >> Excellent. I appreciate that. >> No problem. >> I have it all recorded as well. >> That's That's fine. >> Um I guess that's it though. Yeah. Give me your contact number. >> Here's a citation. You have a court date of uh August 14th, 2012 court. >> Yes, sir. >> For the correction ticket, you have to get it corrected by Monday. >> I will. Yes, sir. >> And have it signed off by a mechanic or a police officer. Okay. >> You got it? Yes, sir. >> My business card right here, sir. All right. >> Citation. Like I said, my lieutenant's been aware made aware of your situation. What's his name? >> Lieutenant Clear. >> Clear. Yes, sir. >> He's in a way of the situation. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Yes, sir. >> Any other questions for us, sir? >> That's it. >> All right. Have a good rest of your night. At the time that this