Do you know when you came by, by chance? >> It's on my dash cam. >> How fast were you going? >> It's on my dash cam. >> You don't know how fast you were going? >> It's on my dash cam. >> Thanks for that explanation. >> I Sir, I can't hear you. >> I can hear you just fine, so I'm pretty sure I can hear you. >> because of the traffic and you got this window rolled down like 3 in. Yeah. >> Yeah, sure. You can tell me why you pulled me over. >> Okay, do you want to know what the reason is? >> I'm still Yes, I'm still waiting. >> Okay. Hey, did you just happen to see me sitting on the side of the road back there a couple miles? >> No. I was driving on the road. >> Hey, when you came by, you came by in the in the left-hand lane, but you're following the vehicle in front of you about probably a car length car length and a half back. Were you aware that you were going that close? >> I have a dash cam right here. >> I can't hear you. >> I under I know how far I was away from the vehicle. >> How far were you? >> What's that? >> How far were you from the vehicle in front of you when you came by? >> I know how far I was I I know how far away I was and that's all I'm going to say. >> then? >> I have it on my dash cam. That's all I'm saying. >> You what? >> I have it on my dash cam right here, which is recording. >> All right. >> And that's all I'm going to say. >> like a car length and a half or so back from this person in front of you? >> I'm going to say it's on my dash cam. You what? It's on my dash cam. >> Okay. Hey, did you know how fast you were going when you came by, by chance? >> It's on my dash cam. >> How fast were you going? >> It's on my dash cam. >> You don't know how fast you were going? >> It's on my dash cam. >> Okay. All right. Hey, what's the last time you got a ticket? Mr. Turner, what's the last time you got a ticket? >> I'm remaining silent right now. >> Again? >> I'm going to remain silent. >> to remain silent? Okay. All right. Hey, I'll be right back with you, okay? >> Okay. >> The officer then asked how fast the driver was going and how closely he was following the vehicle ahead. The driver exercised his right to remain silent. Under the US Constitution's Fifth Amendment, individuals have the right to remain silent to avoid self-incrimination. By repeatedly referring to his dashcam footage, the driver shut down any attempt by the officer to gather incriminating statements. >> What what ended up happening was he ran my plates and I had got a ticket here a long time ago. It was a It was like a while back. I would say about almost 4 years ago I got a ticket here. And he didn't pull me over immediately. He ran my tax first and then decided to pull me over. And then he wanted to ask me questions such as, do you know how close you were following? Which is on my dashcam, I don't have to answer that question. And he was asking me how fast do I think I was going? You don't have to answer that question either. It's on my dashcam. Whether or not if you don't have a dashcam, you don't have to answer those questions. >> Later, the officer requested that the window be lowered further to check the tint, attempting to gain more control over the situation. The driver, remaining calm and composed, cooperated just enough by slightly lowering the window for the officer to complete it.