Hi. See your driver's license, please. >> Any reason I had to chase you through that parking lot with my license siren on? >> Um cuz I didn't um stop when I pulled in, I believe. >> Well, no. It's cuz I The reason I stopped you is because you're doing 72 and a 45 as you were passing all those cars way out on on Hunt Highway. Just took me a little bit to catch up to you cuz you were traveling at a speed that was so fast. >> 72. Yep. 72 and a 45. But I illuminated my lights and siren. in here. >> In here. And we just drove through that whole parking lot. Is there any reason that you didn't stop for me? >> I didn't realize it. My music. I didn't realize it until now. >> Okay. All right. Well, I'm Deputy Slope. Work for the sheriff's office. See, registration paperwork and current proof insurance. So, your registration is right there. Right below right there. Yep. That's it. >> I'm just making sure it's on an old one. I just I just changed. >> No, it's the new one >> cuz it's the new uh it's the new Arizona. They they changed the font in 26. >> That's so crazy. I spoke this into my life. Stop. I literally said that. I said this. I said this when it happened. >> Wow. Stop. It's mad. Somebody speak to someone. It's crazy. >> Are you talking to me or you talking to yourself? >> I'm talking to myself. I'm saying like I can't believe like it's just crazy. Like not that it's you, but it's like >> I like this moment I felt it. I don't know. I felt it in my spirit and I was like, "Dang, that's >> Did you feel it because you were like you felt yourself going so fast and you said, "Yeah, I could probably get pulled over for this." Like you felt it like that. >> Yeah. Like I was like, I needed I I slowed down in that in that regard like consciously knowing and I was like, man, like I don't know, like you know, I don't know. I just knew better. >> I locked this car in at 72 way down on Hunt Highway. Turn around. Um it's obviously it's a pretty pretty unique color. So, I was found it in traffic ahead of all the rest of the traffic it was passing. And I kind of chase her through this parking lot, lights and siren. She doesn't stop. Then she stops here. And she's just just a a unique individual. I think she had a whole conversation with herself about herself that I wasn't involved with. I don't know. I don't know what just happened, but she is at a criminal amount of speed, and I definitely feel like she probably needs to go talk to the judge about why 72 and a 45 is a good idea. So, your citation today is for exceeding 20 mph over the speed limit cuz you're 72 mph and a 45. And you were accelerating, so you were on the pedal. I just lost you because we passed each other. Um, but you're being more than 20 mph over is considered a criminal offense in the state of Arizona. All that means is that you should have a mandatory court date. Um, as I stand here at your window, are there any questions I can answer for you before I kick you loose? >> No. >> All right. Appreciate you wearing your seat belt. Please slow down. Drive safely today. All right, fans. So, the inside of this car might look a little different, and that's because today's my last day in it. All the patches are gone. All my equipment's gone. Car's cleaned out. Um, that's it. It's the end of an era. Um, it's going to probably end up being a pool car for the sheriff's office, for our traffic unit. Um, so it'll still be around. You might see it every once in a while, but this is no longer my full-time car. Um, we were lucky enough to get a grant from the Hila River Indian community, and they bought me my new car. Uh, they bought two identical cars. Someday soon, you'll know what they are. Um, but we got two of them now that entered the fleet for the Pan County Sheriff Savage Traffic Unit. So, Deputy Ballard has one, my partner, and I have the other one. So, I'll still be doing the same great work. I'll just be doing it in a different vehicle. But today's the last day in the Charger. So, thank you so much for spending all these rides with me. I'll meet you in my new car later. You got that radar detector. That thing doesn't work cuz I got you on radar. >> Double the speed limit. >> That's cuz we're late to the doctor's appointment. >> I can see that. I believe it. All right. Well, I'm Deputy Slope. I work for the Pan County Sheriff's Office traffic unit. Reason I stopped you is you're 51 mph. The speed limit on this road is 25. So, double in a little bit. Double in a mile. May I see how registration paperwork? Current proof insurance. >> I want my guns in here, too. Okay. >> So, this one's from 2021. Is there a more current one in there? >> There's probably more paper. >> It'll look just like this, though. You really You need two pieces of paper in your car. You need a registration and an insurance. And everything else is stuff you don't need. >> So, I got you at 51 to 25. Got you on radar uh while you're westbound. So, you're headed Puma east of Suburban cuz we're at Suburban here. We're east of there. Um, so technically you're 26 mph over the speed limit. So, you're doing a criminal amount of speed. I didn't write you a criminal ticket, but you're just going to get a regular speeding ticket. Questions I can answer for you. >> Do you want to get out or you want me to do it from this side? >> Do you want me to come to your side? >> He doesn't want to be. I'll come over to your side. >> We got to take a picture. Hold on. You guys got it, man. Listen, thanks for wearing your seatelt. You guys drive safe today. Thanks.