How are you doing, bud? >> Good. >> Good, man. Look, I'm Austin State Police. Reason I stopped you >> All right. >> you were running behind that 18-wheeler, man. You were less than 2 ft behind him. You were running a red light, okay? You could have run over somebody doing that, okay? >> I was going to get on the highway. >> All right. Okay, that's fine. I got you. You got an ID? >> No, I don't have one on me. >> He's the one that used that license plate. He's very sick right now, but >> What's wrong with him? >> He doesn't have feeling good. He keeps puking and sleeping. I don't have license. >> So, we just want to have any kind of identification. >> Yeah, I do. It's in the car. >> All right, let's go get it. >> Can we go? >> Hold on. Dude. What did I get? Where are you headed? >> Uh we're uh back to Nashville. >> Okay, where are you from? >> North Carolina. >> You're coming from North Carolina? >> Yes, sir. >> North Carolina is that way, buddy. >> We took the other way. We got lost. >> Huh? >> We were lost in Louisiana. >> Together? Together to Nashville from North Carolina? >> Yeah. Yes, sir. >> North Carolina and Tennessee are right next to each other. Considering they are currently in Louisiana, the driver's suggested pathing doesn't add up as they'd have to drive an extra 14 hours to Louisiana just to turn around and drive back up north to Tennessee. >> That don't make no sense. North Carolina's on the East Coast, but it doesn't make sense. >> It's the same way. >> Huh? >> It's the same way. >> You realize Louisiana's down here. >> Yeah. >> Nashville, Tennessee is right here. And North Carolina's over here. >> My GPS took me this way, so >> You can check the GPS. >> I saw it. >> So, you come from North Carolina right now? >> Yes, sir. >> No joke. What were you doing in North Carolina? >> Huh? >> What were you doing in North Carolina? >> Did I say North Carolina? >> Yeah, what >> I'm in my car. >> What were you trying to tell me? >> My fault. I'm in I'm in I'm in Texas. My fault. >> Holy moly, buddy. I'm like, holy [ __ ] >> That's on me. That's on me. That's on me. >> What part of Texas? >> Uh Houston. >> Okay, what you How long you've been down there? >> Just for 2 days. >> Okay. You and your buddy? >> Yeah. >> Is this your car? >> Yeah, that's is mom's. She rented it for us. >> I got you. What y'all do down in Houston? >> Just party. >> I got you. All right. Let me go holler at him. Give me just a minute. Make sure you're not coming from North Carolina. >> Yes, sir. >> Hang out right there. You good? You good? Hang out back there. Hey. Any weapons in here? I didn't know about any guns or anything. Okay. How are you, buddy? What's going on, man? You all right? >> Yeah, I'm just tired, man. >> Tired? Party? >> The whole night, man. >> I got you. Where y'all headed, buddy? >> Nashville. Nashville. >> Huh? I got you. Where y'all coming from? How long were y'all down there? >> 4 days. >> Party down there? >> Yes. >> Okay. The rental agreement in here? Y'all both from Nashville? >> Yes. >> Where'd y'all stay when you were down there? >> Stayed in Airyland. >> Huh? >> Airyland. >> Okay. With who? Somebody you knew or what? >> got family down there. >> All right. >> Oh, for real? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I got you. Give me just a second, okay? Where'd y'all stay at down there? >> Stayed at a friend's house. >> Okay. All right. Where at? In Houston or what? >> Yeah, in just in Houston on the border side. >> I got you. Okay, give me just a second. Tell me something. Look at them here. The car was rented yesterday. >> Yeah. >> How'd you get How was it rented yesterday and you were in Houston for a couple of days? >> This will be my second day. We just left today. >> Huh? >> We just left today. This will be my second We left today. We flew from Houston. I went up there the night before. >> So, it was picked up in It was picked up in Tennessee or it was picked up in Houston? >> It was picked up in Tennessee. We went that night, partied >> That'd be last night. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. Where'd y'all party at? >> On Tuesday night. >> At my friend's house. >> Okay. How old are you, buddy? >> I'm 20. >> Okay. I got you. All right, well Come here, do me a favor. All right, look. Read through this for me, okay? What I'm asking is to consent search your vehicle, okay? But I want you to read through this to the fullest, all the way through, from this line all the way down to here, okay? We'll talk about this and whatever you get done with it, okay? All right, read that. I do not. No, sir. I do not. >> All right, so do So do you have to search the vehicle? >> I don't have to, no. So that's why I'm asking you to read this so I can get your consent. It's I'll tell you about it. Just read it and we'll talk about it after. All right. Do you understand what I'm asking? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. If you allow me to search If you consent and say yes, you can search my vehicle, you sign right there. If you do not, you tell me no, okay? >> No, I don't I don't want to. There ain't no point in that. Why did you even pull me over for? >> Okay. So no? >> No. >> Okay. That's fine, man. >> All right. >> That's why I get you to read it and get your consent. Now, let me explain to you this. >> Okay. >> The buddy here I got out with is a dog handler, okay? He cannot have a dog >> No. >> This is narcotics, okay? >> No. >> Josh. Talk with this man. >> What's up, man? >> Hop out for me, buddy. My partner there has been running dogs on the car, okay? You have any guns or anything on you? Any guns in the car? >> No. >> Hold on one second. Come here. Spin around. All right, go ahead and hang out right there with the car. >> Can I take it out? >> Yeah, go ahead. All right, let me tell you what just happened. >> Yeah. >> I just asked him for a consent search vehicle, allowed him to read the consent to search form, okay? >> Yeah. >> Fully explains me searching the vehicle. >> Yeah. >> Uh he refused to sign it, which means he does not want me to search the vehicle. >> Right. >> What I explained to him is the buddy that I actually got out with me on the stop is our K9 handler, okay? >> Okay. >> He's going to run his narcotics dog around the car. >> That's fine. >> If he alerts to the vehicle, we'll have probable cause to search the vehicle. If he does not, you'll get on up the road back to Nashville or wherever you're going and you can keep going, okay? >> Park. >> From North Carolina, North Carolina, whatever it is, man. >> Hey, he didn't even Hey, he didn't even leave Nashville, man. >> Hey, look, I asked him. I said, "Look, I said, 'Hey, where are you coming from?'" He said, "North Carolina." I said, "Where are you going?" He said, "Nashville." I said, "You realize where you're at?" >> No, we're >> He said, "Well, I'm telling you this is where my GPS brought me." Look, he had me going, man. He said, I said, "Where are you going?" He said, "Well, we're going back to Nashville." I said, "Okay, where are you from?" He said, "Well, North Carolina." >> He got to be a >> I said, "Huh?" I said, "You realize Louisiana's right here, Nashville's right here, and North Carolina's right here?" I said, "You you done screwed something up." >> I used to live in Louisiana. >> Where? >> Lafayette, like 13 years. >> Really? What did you do down there? >> Yeah, I lived there. >> Okay. You grew up there? You lived there? What made you move to Nashville? >> Well, see, I just You know, my family had family problems. My mom moved around, so I moved to Houston. I moved to Pearland for like 2 years. Now, I'm in Nashville. I met this little >> How old are you? >> 19. >> Okay. You 20? Okay. >> So, she just alerted on the vehicle. So, she alerted on the the driver's side door. So, So, anything you know we need to make you made aware of? >> All right, cool. >> What's up? >> Sorry about that. The one in the white t-shirt is eating on the phone, so That has no smell to it. That's all I'm doing. >> Let's get that out of the way first. >> At this moment, reports indicate the driver turns to the officer standing next to him and says, "Sir, you might as well go ahead and put us in handcuffs." The officer then asks him why, and he replies, "Because he's about to find some shit." The officer searching the vehicle then see the officer putting him in cuffs and go to assist before finishing their search. >> Look him with your Where's your hands? Okay. Y'all both You have the right to talk to a lawyer. Hey, let me call Picture picture. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10, bro. 10. Hey, were they just stacked in a book bag, doc? Yes, sir, we'll do. Bye-bye. What he say? He said, "Let me call uh Matt Jones and uh