Back windows, roll down the back windows. >> For what? >> Roll down the back windows. Like it's tinted. >> For what? >> What? >> For what? >> What do you mean for what? Well, I'm stopping you cuz the tints, that's why. That's why I knocked on the window cuz I couldn't see. That's why. You have a license, registration, proof of insurance? >> Routine tint stop turns heated fast. Driver argues legality, then bolts on foot. What happens when he runs from police? >> Right there. He pulled in right there. He pulled in right there. I'm still off. >> 13, can you advise on the foot? >> Can you advise me going 10-12 608 division? He just pulled in right there. Yeah, 10-12. 10-12 608 division. YO, MY MAN. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. GET ON THE GROUND. >> MY MAN RAN FROM US, MAN. >> WELL, THAT MAN PUNCHED me for nothing. That man punched my driver out for no reason. THIS MAN PUNCHED ME FOR NOTHING. >> RELAX. >> I WASN'T DOING NOTHING. >> RELAX. You're fleeing. >> Yes, you were. >> You punched me. >> Stop spitting. >> me for nothing. >> Stop spitting. >> You punched me for nothing. >> Stop spitting. >> I ain't have nothing. I ain't have nothing. YOU JUST PUNCHED ME, BRO. >> Stop spitting. >> let you beat me like that, man. >> Listen, you're >> That man punched me for nothing, bro. >> All right, you're all right. >> Okay. >> 1 2 3 4 5 Counting your money. Once we're done counting your money, we're going to put you in the car. >> Okay. >> Max, he's going to check you out. We're going to take you to the hospital. Get you cleared and then from there we're going to take you to jail. >> Okay. For what? >> Uh you fled from us. >> Okay, but the man punched me. >> Okay, cuz you fled from police. So, I'm going to take you out. We're going to take a photo of you. You're going to turn around, then I'm going to loosen up the handcuffs, then you go back in the car. Mr. Simon, we have a fair understanding. You're not going to be talking and spitting blood on my face. >> Grounded and bleeding, he claims assault. Officers document injuries, count cash, plan hospital clearance, then jail. Real consequences, your thoughts?