That's correct. >> Hey. Hey, my man. Can you wake up? Hey, my man. Can you wake up? He's breathing good. >> Hey, dude. Hey, my man. Dude, wake up. Hey, wake up. Wake up. Wake up. Put your car in park. Hey, put your car in park. Put it in park. Put your vehicle in park. Put your vehicle in park. Hey. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Easy. >> Put it in park. >> Put it in park. Put your car in park. Put your car in park. >> Put it in park. >> Put it in park. >> Put it in park. >> Put in park and open the door. >> Put the car in park and open the door. We're the police. Put your car in park and open the door. >> I got it. >> Put the car in park. >> I got it. >> Put the car in park. >> Put your car in park. Put your car in park. I miss. >> Put it in park. >> Put it in park, >> my man. Put it in park and open the door. >> All you got to do is put it in park. >> Okay. Put it in park. >> Put it in port. Hey, I don't mind car. >> I got a car apart. >> Put it. What are you doing? Put it >> on a board. Be careful. Be careful. Okay. >> Get out of the park. >> I know. We don't want you to take off. >> I'm not going to take off. >> I don't want you to hit anybody. Okay. >> I'm not going to hit anybody. >> Put it in park. Let's put it in park. >> You do that, >> man. Listen. Get out of the park. >> Just put it in park for us. >> I'm going to get out of park. >> Put it in park. >> Get out of park, man. >> Put it in park, >> man. I'm getting out of park. >> Stop. Stop. Right there. Don't do that. Don't do that. Listen to >> I'm getting out of park. Step out the way. >> Step out for us. Step out. >> No, I'm not stepping out of the way. >> Step out. >> Step out the car. >> I'm not stepping out of the way. >> Step out for us. >> I'm not stepping out. >> Step out for us, please. >> I'm not out for hold. Who would it? Who would it? >> Step out the car, man. Come on. >> Who would it? >> It's another officer. Come on. Step out. >> Okay. Another officer. It is just before midnight on a Mississippi highway. Officers find a pickup truck stopped in the roadway with a man slumped over the wheel. The engine is running. The truck is still in gear. They knock, they shout, and they spend several minutes just trying to wake him up. And the whole time, their first worry is not the driving. It is that the truck could roll forward before he ever opens his eyes. >> Come on. >> What are y'all doing? >> We're just trying to get you to step out. We just want to talk to you. For what? >> I'm worried that Look, you're in the middle of the highway. We don't want you to get hit. >> No, I'm not. No, no, no. There's nothing for what? >> I know. Yes, it is. There's cars passing by. I don't want you to get hit. Come on, man. Sleeping. We're just trying to make sure you're okay. That's it. That's all. >> You You were sleeping your car. Look at the cars. You were sleeping. >> Look at the cars, >> dude. I'm sitting here waiting on them road. >> Look at the cars. Pass. >> Sit down. Let's talk to you. Just make sure you can do that for us. >> Let's sit down. Come on, >> man. >> I don't want you to get hit. >> Come on. Get your head off me. >> No. >> The sooner you talk to us, the sooner you can get back. >> Okay. Okay. Get your head off me. Step out. Step out the car with us. >> Thank you. Thank you. I don't want Look where your car is. I don't do you crazy as hell. If I was going to step on >> Come on, man. Step on a hand on the highway. >> You're in the middle of the highway. >> You're asleep, >> dude. I'm not asleep. >> We've been knocking on the door for 5 minutes. >> Dude, you're a light. You're a damn light. >> No, we're not, sir. No, we're not. >> Dude, you're a damn lie. >> Oh, so you you were sleeping. >> I'm telling you right now, you've been asleep. >> Dude, you are a damn lie. >> I have not. >> You had anything to drink tonight? >> No, I have not. >> Any alcohol, any illegal drugs, anything? >> No, I have not. >> Why was you sleeping, >> dude? I was not sleeping. What the hell is wrong with y'all? >> You were drooling, man. >> Look where you're parked. Mississippi law does not only cover driving. The statute makes it unlawful to drive or otherwise operate a vehicle while under the influence. That word operate is doing the work here. Officers later describe what they found. The truck was in drive the entire time they stood at the window and one of them says he was worried the man would simply take off before they could get him out. >> You're parked in the middle of the highway. >> This is a a parkway. >> No, it's not. Oh, >> you you turn. You turn. You turn. It's a parking way right there. You turn. You don't park. >> Exactly. >> You don't stop right here. >> You turn. You turn. You turn this way. You turn back there. >> All right, man. What? Whatever y'all want to do, man. >> We want to make sure you're okay. Number one. >> Oh, place to be parked. >> And it took us It took us several minutes to wake you up. >> This guy right here >> at Boingard. Uh, boy group here, whatever. But I'm fine. Okay. It took us a minute to wake you up, so we were kind of alarmed. Dude, this is not a minute a wake up alarm or anything. Y'all want to try to turn or whatever. Y'all can get um the National whoever y'all want to call. >> What do you mean? Who? >> National Guard or whoever y'all want. >> We don't need to call National Guard. >> What? Whatever y'all want to call. How much you had drink tonight, man? >> I haven't had anything. >> Take care of your pockets, please. >> Have you taken any kind of drugs or anything? >> I haven't taken anything at all. >> This was not a first offense. It was charged as a fourth. In Mississippi, a fourth or later conviction is a felony, no matter how many years separated it from the ones before it. There is no look back window that lets the old ones fall away. The sentence runs from 2 years to 10 years plus a fine that starts at $3,000. >> That's all. >> All right. Can we get you to step out the roadway and come over here? Can you come over here in this median over here so we don't get hit by car? I don't want you get hit. I don't want to get hit. I don't want nobody get hit by no car. You know what I mean? You step right over here for us. >> I want to get whatever whatever done. >> We're trying we're trying to do we're trying to do what we got to do, but we need you to step right over here for us so nobody gets hurt. See, there's ambulance coming out of the down the road right now. >> Step over to the grass, man. >> Right over here right now. We can go before we go. Let's get it done right now before we go. >> Yeah. Come on. >> Come on. We got to go step over here. >> Hold on. Call. Let's get it done right now. >> Get what done? >> We're We're trying. We are trying to get it done. And that involves us stepping over there. >> Yes. Out of this roadway. >> Come on. Let's go this way. Come around. >> No. Let's get it done right now. >> Come on. Let's go this way. Just >> step right over here. Hey, listen. >> We're trying to get it done, but you're not listening to us, ma'am. Look, put your hands behind your back, sir. >> Hold up. >> Put your hands behind what? For what? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? Come on. For what? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? [clears throat] >> For what? For what? Your hands. For what? Eddie. For what? >> Put your hand behind your back. For what? Eddie. For what? Come on. Here you back up. >> Just stop. >> Hi there. >> For what? >> Hold on, Eddie. >> There we go. >> I'm good. >> Hold tight. Hey, let's get you real quick. We'll talk to you. Okay. >> For what? >> All right, man. Come on. >> What's up, man? >> For what? Come on. Let's get up. [ __ ] your hat. >> Cuz you're not listening to us, ma'am. >> I'm not listen. Y'all y'all are not even talking to me. >> Turn around. >> You're not even talking to me. I'm trying to >> Y'all not even talking to me. >> For what? >> Y not even talking to me. Pass out intersection, >> man. I'm not even passed out in the intersection. >> What are you talking about? >> What are you talking about? >> I'm not passion. That's why we're out here, man. >> Somebody got some, >> man. This this >> dude [ __ ] lying. >> Hey, I'm not lying, dude. Look where your charge card, >> dude. I'm crossing the [ __ ] intersection. >> I'm crossing I'm crossing. >> I'm crossing intersection. >> Eddie, you got anything? >> I'm crossing. >> Eddie, you got anything you talking about? I'm crossing intersection. >> Eddie, >> I'm crossing. Eddie, do you have anything in your pocket? >> No. Hell no. >> May you listen, man. Go. >> Stop. Eddie, >> I'm crossing the intersection. >> I'm crossing. >> Okay, calm down, man. >> I'm crossing. >> What are yall talking about? >> I'm crossing. >> Chill. No. No. No. No. I'm crossing. jail >> cross in the intersection. [ __ ] that, >> man. No. No. I'm close to the intersection. >> I'm close with that. Watch this. You're pushing this head. Get up. Eddie, get up. Yo. Yo, get up my head. Smash. Hey, get up. Get up. >> Eddie, you're fighting us. Don't get just listen to what we're saying. >> No. No. Get up. Look. >> Get up. Come on. >> Goddamn [ __ ] up. Refusing to be handcuffed is its own charge. Mississippi calls it obstruction or resistance of arrest and the statute is written broadly. It covers force, violence, threats or resisting in any other manner. It is a misdemeanor carrying up to 6 months in county jail and it stacks on top of whatever brought officers there in the first place. >> He's going to fight. Let's >> Oh, yeah. He was trying to fight when we woke him up after sitting here for 45 30 55 minutes, however long. >> Did y'all get a call on him earlier? >> No, we just got a call on it. >> Oh, okay. I thought they said that was a truck from earlier. So, >> he was slumped over drooling. >> Go ahead. knocked and beat and knocked and beat and he finally came too >> and he about >> he had it in drive the whole time he was sitting there >> and then he let off the brake >> finally shoved it in port >> dude stout >> yes uh Rowan and Bird they had up fighting him and >> okay Yeah. >> Okay. I'm already called. I just wanted to make sure. >> Yes, ma'am. Thank you for calling. >> I was just worried about him trying to take off. >> I worried about him taking off. Worried about him fighting. That's a >> Well, I'm talking about when everybody's trying to get him out of the car, he didn't want to come out and he had it in drive. I was like, golly. Didn't >> know where he's at. Mm-m. I was wondering who that was rolled up in Durango. >> I was like gold. How's that sound? Rolled on over here and as soon as I got out, I saw hoot the back of his head and saw his arm. I said, >> and y'all were like, >> "Hey, wer like >> I want to pull my taser out. I'm like, >> I seen you. I'll see you over there." I was like, >> he told them over and over that he was crossing the intersection, not asleep in it. The officers had already spent minutes knocking on the glass and the truck was still in gear when they got there. What would you have done if you pulled up on that truck? Let us know in the comments and subscribe for more.