Hello. Hi. I'm need your ID. Okay. All right. We know Officer Lombardi. He's right. She's right out there. All right. I'm still going to need your ID. Okay, that's fine. Just make me a video recorded. That's fine, sir. You could take this. All right. And let me get me Let me get you my ID. Can you help, please? Yeah. My bag is too small to hold all this [ __ ] [ __ ] Oh, your car doesn't have an ID holder part. Nope. Oh. It's not in the car holder. No, technically I have it. You [ __ ] kidding me. It's right here. Thank you. I'll be right back. 24 cents. [Music] Freaking what happened back here? Weren't you guys just up there? Yeah, us. Yeah. Yeah. What happened? He brought us over here. They said they got it. They like police officers. Way too many police officers wait there and they were like, "Oh, we got her here." What for like the three fights that were going on? Yeah. Too many. So much was happening over there. Way too much. So we come here all the time and we haven't seen that many back to back. What's happening? And no, we were talking to them and they're like they just started running for the [ __ ] hills. Yeah, I was there. We were like mid talking to you and Officer Lombardi and then you guys just ran. And we're like, "What's happening?" Yeah. By the time we got there, they were like, "No, I know." But what I I know all that. I was there with you guys. What happened back here? I don't know. Like literally, I don't know. Why'd you give him your ID? Because he asked for it and he's a police officer. What was I supposed to do? Fair enough answer. Yeah. If he's like, "Oh, police." Listen, I'm not disrespectful like that. So if he's like police, anything police, you could take my ID. My uncle works for the Federal Reserve, so you could take my ID. You could take whatever you want. Whatever. I don't care. But like, I'm not going to be disrespectful like no, you're not taking my ID. That's just not who I am. You get arrested for that. Exactly. Even though I didn't know that, but thank you. You should be out of here in a few minutes. Thank you. How are you guys getting home? We're take We're getting a ride. Yeah. Where you guys from? We're from Rutherford. Brotherford. Yeah. But our best friend lives in Mortown, so her brother always picks us up and drives us home. Yeah. Exactly. You're waiting on then? Yeah. What's your name? My first name or last name? Last name. Moran. Moran. Oh, we have a Moran. What's your first name? The Dan. David. David. Oh, David. Moran. David. I hope you know. Oh, that's my purse. I hope you know. We're going to use you till we [ __ ] die. Do you want me to hold you? Use me? Yeah. Your name? Yeah, we are. You use my name for what? Yeah. If anything happen? Yeah. Oh, yeah. You're not going to save us. We know Dave Moran. I've never met you in my life until just now. Well, now you know. Yes, we are. What's your name? Maria. Maria. I'm Dave. Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you. I'm Dave. Hey, Ellie. So, can we use your name? Can we know Officer Dave Maria? Sure. I mean, you say whatever the heck you want. You're not going to vouch for us. Well, it depends. If you guys are in Morristown and and I'm nearby, we're in Morristown. We don't do any [ __ ] We're not terrible people. So, we don't we don't get into Nobody Nobody said you were. So, we're going to say we know we know Officer Dave Moran and they [ __ ] loves. If you did that in like Rutherford, they'd be like, "Oh, yeah." They'll be like, "Who the fuck?" I'm going to tell you one thing. Mother for police. They are so [ __ ] sweet. Are they? Yeah, they are pretty. It's good. You know, police officers, you know, they should be should be a good balance between I agree. Being nice. Yeah. Trust me, I get it. My my ex-boyfriend, for example, he's a police officer. I hate him. Clifton. Clifton. Yeah. He may not be the nicest person, but he's such a good cop. And I'm like, here we go. You're you're telling him you leave. Yeah. But yeah. No, like I don't get these people that are like, "Oh man, police officers. You don't [ __ ] know them." At the end of the day, you don't know. Okay. You had a dick pull you over. And why it happens? All right. Officer Little is going to wrap you up here. Thank you. Thank you. Stuff. You're going to say for urinating public, there's a mandatory court appearance right now that's scheduled for May 9th at 9:30 in the morning. Wait. I'm so sorry, sir. You're going to have to explain that a little bit in more detail. For what? Urinating in public. What? Peeing. You were peeing. When I pulled up, you were peeing right there. That would be urinating in public. That's what you're getting for. Okay. All right. Mandatory court appearance May 9th, 9:30 in the morning. You cannot make that day. Call the phone number on the back. All right. Find a bathroom next time. All right. Get home safely. 247 County clear. Stop and say. All right. Officer Little is going to wrap you up here. Thank you. Thank you. Your stuff man say if you're Canadian public, there's a mandatory court appearance right now that's scheduled for May 9th at 9:30 in the morning. Wait, I'm so sorry, sir. You're going to have to explain that a little bit in more detail. For what? Urinating in public. What? Peeing. You were peeing. When I pulled up, you were peeing right there. That would be urinating in public. So that's what you're getting a summons for. All right. Mandatory court appearance May 9th, 9:30 in the morning. You cannot make that day. Call the phone number on the back. All right. Find a bathroom next time. 24173 can clear.