Step out of the car and walk to the front. >> want a supervisor. >> Step out of the car and walk to the front. >> It's not often that I get to see a video where I can say that it's a master class in police patrol procedures. What you see an Arkansas State Trooper do perfect positioning when he conducts the car stop, engage in a pursuit, picture perfect PIT maneuver, and then take a suspect into custody when it's occupied three times all single-handedly. This is one of those. >> Man 118 10-4 559 young king cab truck 69 my 10-4 >> That window's fine up here, sir. >> Roll this window down. >> This window's fine up here. >> I can't see through your window and you got someone in the back seat. Roll it down. >> Sir, this window up here is fine. >> Roll your window down. >> Can I open my door, sir? >> Open your door, roll the window down, one of the two. >> That's enough. >> No, I have to be able to see their hands. I'm not walking past it. Your windows are too dark. >> Perfect positioning, called out the stop before he exited his vehicle, passenger side approach, as you've heard me mention, not to pass that B-pillar or door jamb, and he's insistent upon seeing the hands. This is textbook. Good stuff. >> Sir, where's your supervisor? >> You're not getting a supervisor. >> Sir, I want a supervisor. >> Step out of the car and walk to the front. >> Sir, I want a supervisor. >> Step out of the car and walk to the front. >> Sir, where's your supervisor? >> They're still going on me. Headed southbound on highway 69. 10-50 in progress. >> During this time when there are multiple people in the car, there's usually an in-car discussion between them. The driver is giving instructions and saying what they're going to say or passenger is saying, "Let me out." I mean, there's something going on, there's a conversation, and as officers, we think about what plan are they formulating? Could it be more dangerous to us? >> All right, hold They took off whenever I got up to the vehicle. >> Interesting note, the driver just put on their hazards. When I see that, it instantly makes me think that they're formulating some kind of story as to why it is that they took off. GPS they're at 48 mph. So, 48 mph and the hazards are on, something's definitely up. They're formulating some kind of story. >> They took off whenever I got up to the vehicle. >> Here's 10-4, 10-24. >> 10-4, 28 28 MINUTES. SOUTHBOUND. CAREFUL. >> SO, NOW, IT SEEMS like he's in a rural area, so he's giving out his speeds, he's giving out the direction. We're thinking about do we have another unit that can potentially back us up and potentially is PIT going to be an option, the pursuit intervention technique where they spin the vehicle out. So, a lot of those things are coming into mind. I don't know that they have an air unit that could potentially assist them here, but these are things that I'm sure that the officer is thinking or the trooper is thinking. >> Get out of THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR WITH YOUR HANDS UP. Get out of the car with your hands up. Driver, step out of the car with your hands up. Face away from me with your hands up. >> Sir. >> Walk backwards. Face away from my voice. Backwards. Backwards. To your left now. Walk to your left. Walk to your left. Straight to your left. Your left. Yes. >> Back. >> Face away from my voice. Face away. Step back. Step back. Step back. Keep facing away from my voice. Keep facing away from my voice. Another step back. You're going to step down. Watch your step. On your knees. On your knees. >> Really good stuff with this felony car stop on his own and he had the presence of mind to have the suspect walk backwards to him in front of the vehicle because who are the suspects that are inside of the car. So essentially the suspect who was driving is now providing some degree of protection for the officer so that they won't engage him in gunfire because their person is now in front of the officer. Really really good stuff. >> On your knees on the ground. Tell me how many people are in the vehicle. >> Two. >> Why are you running? >> I'm not running. I'm not really scared of you. I have a supervisor. >> You don't get that option. >> Yes I do sir. >> You don't make the rules here. >> Starts to sound like the more sovereign citizen stuff. The script is really starting to play out here. >> You heard of me sir. >> Who's in the vehicle with you? Who is in the vehicle with you? Who's in the vehicle with you? Passenger step out of the car. >> [snorts] >> Hands up. Put your phone down. Put your hands up. >> Show to record sir. >> Face away from me and walk backwards. Walk backwards to the sound of my voice. >> Harris 928 10-50. >> [snorts] >> Keep walking backwards. Stop, stop, stop. Who else is in the car? >> My 15-year-old daughter. >> Okay, why are y'all running? >> We didn't think you were a cop and you wouldn't walk up >> think I'm a cop in uniform? In a car with blue lights? >> Sir, I wasn't running. I wasn't driving and I was on the phone to 911. >> Okay, it's your 15-year-old daughter? You said it's your 15-year-old daughter? >> Yes. >> Is there any weapons in the vehicle? >> There is. I have one in my purse in the middle. >> Have you got to walk out here to us? Step out and walk back here to us. >> I think she said that she has a firearm in her purse. >> Erin, get out and walk out here, please. >> [clears throat] [snorts] >> He's on the highway 59. >> She's the only other person in the vehicle, right? >> Yes. >> Do you have any weapons Can you lay on the ground on your stomach? All right, y'all would you sit on the front of your vehicle, okay? Walk up here and sit on the front of your vehicle. >> This shows the challenges of rural policing. This trooper did this single-handedly. In most jurisdictions, I work for a very big police department in Las Vegas, one of the biggest in the country. A pursuit like this, I would within a minutes have at least seven or eight other officers. This officer did this on his own. Now, the felony car stop, I mean, he still doesn't have back up and if I'm listening to the radio traffic in the background, it sounds like they're trying to get someone to head to his location. I think someone is responding. But, imagine him having to stand there on gun waiting for someone to get there for 10 minutes. This is one of the things when you see rural policing like this that this thing called a solo beat officer and the efficiency [music] that I'm seeing is really admirable that he's able to do this. I don't necessarily understand, you know, some of the challenges of having to do this on your own, but he did it. >> [clears throat] >> Something I'd you take note of is the male's behavior in the back seat of the vehicle. He has this mouth movement and I was trying to figure out if he's chewing something or if it's something that is called bruxism. And bruxism is an involuntary grinding of the teeth or a chewing a movement of the mouth when a person is under the influence of some controlled substance or it could be a medical or psychological condition. I am not suggesting that this man is under that influence. However, I'd like to share with you from an educational perspective that police look for bruxism when they are looking to detect if a person is under the influence of something. I believe he might be chewing on gum or something. I don't know if medical person or another drug recognition expert that's looking at this behavior, let me know what you think. >> I paid him something not pleasant if you can read me out. I don't have any radio service here. 10-15 1 mile out now. >> He's got no radio service, still doesn't have a backup. He was in a pursuit, he had to take a guy into custody, a female with a firearm although she didn't try to use it. It could have been way, way more challenging. Rural policing, you got to take your hat off to these guys. >> You got anything on your person or any pockets or anything like that? All right. are you running, man? >> I'm not running from you. >> You're not running from me? >> I immediately called the law to see if you were real. >> I had a traffic stop. I'm wearing full uniform. >> Then why did you pull me over? >> Why did I pull you over? For speeding and a busted windshield. >> Sir, you came after me because I turned around to see if you were real. >> No. I didn't. >> Sir, I called the law to see if you were real and I was waiting for them to confirm it before I pulled back over. >> [clears throat] >> Is there anything illegal in the vehicle? >> No. >> Uh well, I'm towing the vehicle so I'm doing an inventory on it so I do. Can you run a firearm for me? >> Yeah. I'm looking at the QG. Okay, go ahead and send it. >> It's a Ruger 380 automatic. It's 380 276784. Nothing. Okay. Thank you. Can you run 10-4? Did you call me your 10-11? No, who is it? It's going to be Ezra County Towing. 10-4. Will you run one by number for me? I sure can. Go ahead and run 1553. No endorsements, restrictions, correct lenses. The violation was in 14 for an accident. No number 52. Okay. Thanks. She does have a concealed handgun license valid. Okay. Thank you. Expired. It's an expired concealed handgun? Yeah, the car engine Okay. Thank you. You're welcome. HEY! HEY! START THAT CAR AND PULL IT OUT OF HERE. THEY might need a ride here in a minute. I'll have to see. Can you hear me? Start the car and pull it out of here. Do you have a driver's license? I'm 15. No. You have a driver's license? Where do y'all live at? You want me to read you the address on the ID? Most people don't write on there so that's why I'm asking. So that is not valid to be driving It is but >> just like y'all, most people break the law. >> Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questions if you wish. Do you understand all these rights? >> Yes. >> Okay. Did you tell him to stop? I'm not saying you're being charged with anything right now. Did you tell him to pull over? >> I'm not answering questions without a lawyer present. >> Okay. Do what? Speeding and a busted windshield. Your windshield busted. Do what? Need some air? Okay, I'll turn it off for you. >> My daughter hurt. No, my flashers were on, so you could have waited for other police to show up. >> Sir, I already had you stopped. >> Sir, I was driving 40 mph with my flashers on waiting for other police. You know what? I didn't think you were real. I went back to see if you were real, and I came back this way. >> I'm wearing a full uniform. >> Sir, you just now put your stuff on. I watched you out that door. >> Okay. >> It's all on my table. >> It's on my person. >> Sir, you're wrong. I had my flashers on. I asked for a supervisor so they could prove that you're a real cop. I turned my flashers on. You tried to go over my daughter's door, so No, I didn't think you were a real cop. That's why I didn't pull over. No, you're wrong. I asked for your supervisor to prove that you were a real cop. It's all on my table. Can I have you drive that vehicle out of here? >> Do what? >> Can I have you drive that vehicle out of here? Sir, it's 4 in the morning. They can pull it right out of their home. >> I have a tow truck on the way. You got a tow truck on the way? >> So what? I didn't want >> It's that >> I don't You have to ask me who I want. >> No, I don't. >> So you have to ask me what tow truck company I want. >> Okay. >> Find another tow truck company or not. They can drive that ladder of I do not want a tow truck company by me. >> You don't have a choice on that. >> I hope your paycheck gets here. You have to ask me what tow truck company. >> Not when you're wrong. >> Sir, I was not running from you. My flashers were on 100% of the time. Please let me sit on the curb. >> All right. >> I have handcuffs and all these guns around me. This is the time of my life, sir. Just drawing them and handcuffing me. You're sitting in an air-conditioned vehicle. >> Sir, there's no air coming back here. >> I'm asking you as a human being to let me sit outside and open this door. You're not sitting outside. >> Sir, I have handcuffs on. >> I know. >> I'm 52 years old. I'm not going to run from you. >> What you just did. >> Sir, I did not run from You know my flashers were on and I was calling for help. You did not come by my vehicle, sir. I did not give you permission. I get to pick the wrecker service, sir. You know it. >> Ma'am. Are you okay? >> Did what? >> Are you okay? Are you okay? >> You asked if my wife was okay? >> I did. >> And her answer was? >> Her answer was she said that you need to just be quiet. >> What was her answer on okay? >> She said she was okay. >> So, it looks like the backup has arrived a deputy sheriff from the local police department and they're going to give the mom and the daughter a ride to the station to figure out what they're going to do next. However, the female had a firearm and he's letting them know that the firearm was in her purse. So, they're going to figure out what they're going to do with that. >> Yeah, he's going to take y'all up there so y'all can have a wrecker service come get y'all. Ma'am, I'm going to open your door we can get a little bit of air here, okay? >> All right. >> Nothing on your person at all before I take you up there, okay? No. >> Took my knife. >> Did it in the car? >> Yeah. >> Took my knife. >> Okay. That's the only thing you had on you? Lean forward for me. >> Sir. had a handgun in the vehicle or the purse or just her stuff? Okay. But she said no problem, okay. >> You hear me mention when I see a officer sometimes I have the officer look in the mirror and ask himself, am I prepared to be in the fight of my life? And you look at this officer and he's the epitome of command presence. And he handled that call single-handedly. Not just the look, but how he performed all of those tasks by himself. When I was in the Marine Corps, I learned a term and it's also used in policing. It's called command presence. And command presence is authority, confidence, and calm under stressful situations. This trooper exuded all of those. This is a trooper that don't play that, handles business as a solo beat officer, and he makes the profession look really good. And on the side of the sovereign, taking off from the police with the child inside of the car. You know that you're going to see the traffic charges, you know you're going to see the resisting fleeing type charges. It happens all the time. It's never a win situation. However, now I have a question. If you had seen the same exact PIT maneuver on a high-profile vehicle, if the trooper had seen a baby seat with an infant [music] inside of the vehicle, would you think that the PIT maneuver would be appropriate under those circumstances? Chimed in the comment section. 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