I need both the tag and this. We're not playing this. >> We're going to take them. For what? >> Because it's evidence in the case. Mhm. We're not playing this. >> doesn't matter. We're not playing this. I'll bring it. I'll bring it to the court. Absolutely not. >> the court. That's correct. I'll bring it to the court. >> No. No, we're not doing this. Wow. Yeah, you know. Where he is right now. Yep, you don't get to act like that. So, this driver absolutely had the opportunity to not go to jail. Um she's in the neighborhood. She has somewhere to park the car just a couple houses down from where the stop location is. She could have signed her ticket, her promise to appear, which is simply, "Hey, I received this citation. I'm going to go and talk to the judge." In Arizona, we call it a citation in lieu of detention or CLD. Um so, I CLD people all the time for all sorts of criminal stuff that's not violent in nature and it's just administrative, "Hey, go take care of this with the judge." So, all she had to do was allow the plate to be seized because that plate doesn't belong on the vehicle and it's expired. And sign the citation saying, "Hey, I promise to appear, you know, in 3 weeks and go talk to the judge." And she would have been on her way. But because of her attitude and she's probably never been held accountable for anything before because she had this attitude of, "Give me my plate. I'm not going to do this. You need to do that." And all of a sudden the handcuffs go on and she's, "I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry." Well, if she's sorry 1 second after the handcuffs go on, she should have seen that happen 1 second before they went on and changed her attitude. But no one's ever held her to that standard, so she just didn't know what it was like. Well, now she does cuz she went to Florida.