Out now. >> What's going on? >> Out now. Face the car. >> Call Call >> I'm not calling anyone right now. I waved you over and pointed you to the side of the road. Why would he take off? >> My mom wants to talk to you. >> Sure. >> Picking up right where we left off as the background check clears and the paperwork is printed, the officer returns to the back of the truck. He has decided to cut the teenager some slack by letting him go, but not before delivering a highly intimidating lecture that this kid will never forget. >> Now that we've got the cops who identified you, I can take the handcuffs off. I detained you because you had no driver's license on you. Do you understand? >> As the cuffs come off, the deputy unleashes a harsh reality check. He wants the young man to fully understand that a simple mistake behind the wheel could easily lead to a felony arrest or even worse if the situation escalates. >> Okay, Corbin. Here's your phones back. Here's your license back. Next time a police officer stands directly in front of your car, directly in front of your car, and points to the side of the road in front of the car that was already pulled over, you should pull over. >> The teenager finally realizes how incredibly lucky he is to be walking away today. He heads back to his vehicle to receive the final documents. This brings us to the ultimate consequence of his morning commute gone wrong. >> We're giving this guy a traffic citation, guy, for failing to turn right. The lane you're in is a right turn only. You can't drive up to those poles and stop and then cut in cuz you disrupt traffic. >> Ultimately, the teenager was only issued a traffic citation, but the story did not end there. The Corbin family filed a lawsuit against the department and won a massive $2 million with $1 million allocated for each of the two siblings. Additionally, the aggressive officer was officially stripped of his badge and fired.