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That's correct. >> 32. I have them stopped behind Texas. >> Call 911. >> Turn the turn the car on. >> I need an ambulance. >> Okay. Turn the car off. >> Call 911. >> I got a I got a 52 coming. >> All right. I don't have a weapon. Do not come loaded right now. >> We're directly behind Texas. >> Call 911. I need an ambulance right now, sir. >> All right. >> Call 911. >> All right. Come out of the car. >> Call them right now. >> All right. Come out of the car. Turn the car off. >> I have cancer. Please call them right now. >> Turn the car off. >> What? >> Turn the car off. >> I'm not. It's going to break. My car is broken. >> Okay. Turn it off. >> I can't turn it off. >> There are two people in here. >> I can't hear you, bro. >> Step out of the car. >> Who are you? >> Step out of the car. Join the police. >> Police officer. >> Yes. Come out of the car. >> What's your name? Officer Lumber. >> What's your rank? >> Officer Lumber. >> How many years have you been in? >> What's your rank? >> I have FBI in my family. What is your name? >> Officer Lumber. >> I'm sick. I need an ambulance. Don't touch me. >> I got a 52 coming. I got a I got an ambulance coming. >> Are you serious? Are you lying to me? >> No. Come out of the car. >> I need an ambulance right now. >> Out of the car. >> Do not touch me again. You're insulting me. >> Do not look me in the eyes. Who are you? >> Who are you? [music] >> I'm not in the car. I'm afraid I'm not going here. >> Where's the ambulance? >> Come out of the car. >> Do not touch me. I'm taking a picture. Come out of the car. >> I'm taking a picture. >> Come out of the car. >> I'm taking a picture of you. [music] >> Come on. I'm taking a picture of you. [music] >> Who are you? >> Officer Lumber. >> Who are you? >> Officer Lumber, do you want to see an ambulance or not? >> I need one right now. >> Hey, get out of the car. >> I'm not getting out until it's here. Shut up. >> I'm not getting out until it's here. >> Okay. >> It's not funny, bro. Get away from me. [music] I'm sick. >> Illinois puts this part in writing. A licensed driver has to carry that license and has to hand it over when an officer in uniform asks for it. And the law does not leave that last part open to argument. It defines it. Handing it over means the license physically going into the hands of the officer asking, not held up against the glass, not read out loud for memory. Surrendered. >> I need an ambulance. Cancer, can you take your seat belt out? >> No. >> Who are you? >> I'm not trying to be aggressive. I'm sick. >> Can you turn off your garbage? >> Why? Muslim. Leave me alone. >> Yeah, these are He's got it's got like a >> No, do not touch me or you all go to jail for the rest of your lives. What you What's your name, man? I'm not telling you my name. You want to know my rank? I was an E3 in the US Army. I'm a Canadian resident and I'm an American. I'm a refugee. >> Can you turn your car off first? >> Hell no. This car is going to break down. You see those miles? 976 83. >> My VIN number is on the hood, bro. >> With my vehicle in my property. >> This is government property. >> You What do you got? 9 mm on you. I have no body armor. Why are you packing heat? >> Hey, >> called the cops anyway. >> Hey, listen. We have an ambulance coming. >> Where are they? >> They're coming. >> Where are they? >> They got to get >> I don't Are you guys paramedics? No. Use an ambulance. >> Hey, did did you take anything? Are you on drug? >> No. Smoked a cigarette. >> So why are you so >> You're a Native American and I hate country. Everyone crazy. My whole family can >> Hey, take a deep breath. >> I You both I don't like any of you. I closed the door right now. Just leave me alone. >> I'm not crazy. Let me close the door. I'm bipolar. Just leave. >> Listen, is coming so there's no point in closing the door. >> I army. I stilling country just like did. But I got hurt. You see these scars? You see all scars? That's milit. That's the people on this floor. >> Hell no, dude. >> If you don't get out, if you don't take it out, then I'm going to pull you out. I don't want to pull you out. >> No, you're not. >> I already Your shoulder is broken and my arm's broken right now. >> Then I don't want to break it anymore. So turn it off and then let's get out. >> You're going to go to jail for the rest of life for [music] putting hands on me right now. >> That's not how it works. >> You're going to jail for the rest of your life putting hands on me right now. >> Okay. So are you >> You're going to jail for the rest of your life putting hands on me right now. >> If you don't get out if you don't get out and you go out, you're going to get arrested ambulance. You're going to get a >> You broke my arm. [music] >> Okay, we already have our body. >> Not with that. This They This is [music] >> You know what this means? Watch me do something crazy. Ready? You see this tag, [music] right? >> That's That's what we're talking about. Now you want the veterans on your hands. Okay, there you go, guys. I'm a veteran this country. Pull me out. Break my arm right now. Pull me out. You have my permission. >> 90 seconds into this stop, before anybody has a name, an officer calls for an ambulance. The driver had asked for one himself. When the paramedics arrive, he turns them away. And over the next 10 minutes, officers offer him the hospital more than once. He says no each time. None of that changes what a traffic stop is or what it requires. It changes what the officers are working around while they do it. What's your name? >> Business. That's my name, sir. >> You have a license with you. >> You want license? Why else would I drive my car with >> Can I see it? >> I have my clutch has been broken twice. >> Can you hand us your license then? >> I'm not my broken motor. >> Go to Don't put me in a hospital. Waste all money. You can do an X-ray. There's a fracture in my distal radius right here. You see that? You see that capillary action? You I was a doctor. You see that capillary action? That's a distal radius. >> Okay. So, listen. You were driving You were driving on the road with their headlights off. That's a traffic infraction. So, >> not working for you. >> Well, that's Well, they're filling out right now. So, show me your Show me your license. >> Show my car. >> Show me your license. >> You're You committed a traffic offense. >> What's your name? >> You committed a traffic broke door and you broke my arm. What's your name? Where's your committed a traffic offense? >> No, I didn't. Where's your evidence? >> Hey, >> you're all going to jail. >> Do you want to go to the hospital? >> I'm calling the police. >> I'm already here right now. >> I'm taking a video of all you. This is >> You guys want to be on video or No. Be honest. >> You guys mind video? I'm not around with you. I know Trump. I know all those cats. You want to do that on camera or No. >> I'm not Why don't you come on? I'm just I'm a yes or no answer. Do you mind doing video or no? >> I'm going to be in the States for the rest of my life. I'm native Canadian. My family was murdered in Canada. You know how like Native Americans were murdered here and my wife? >> I have I'm 10% Native First Nations. You know how that works? like help put back. Can you close your eyes to me? >> Is your name Jeff? >> No. >> Is that your dad? >> Y'all harass me. How many cops I have? One, two, three cops and two paramedics. And y'all can't figure out. >> Here is the offense. He was actually charged with obstructing a peace officer, knowingly getting in the way of an officer doing something he is authorized to do. And the authorized act here is a small one. An officer told him what traffic offense he had seen and asked for the license. Everything else that happens tonight, the shouting, the accusations, the long speeches, none of that is the crime. The crime is the thing he would not hand over. >> So you see what it says there. >> So you guys don't even care about honestly. We were we were called by his car by the leader and then when I talked to them they said he was way bigger than yours but no one wants no one wanted to press charges. >> But so what's your guys next step? >> If this just carries on all the way >> well cuz that's what I was saying but I was going to go with this. We have traffic. He's not giving us he's not giving us his ID your name. So we have obstructing ID. 95. >> That was the round. >> Are you cool? So, cuz we have his we have our traffic headlights. He's obstructing his ID. Are you proving 95? >> Yeah. Okay. Yeah. 95. 95. >> The door's not open. inside. I broke my ring off. >> Hold up. I got >> Hey, listen, man. I'm taking your seat belt out. Go ahead and step outside. Okay. >> No, my arm is broken. My arm is broken with me. My arm is broken. >> Step outside. >> Hey. >> Don't resist. Lay on your stomach. Lay on your stomach. >> Roll over on your stomach. Roll onto your stomach. Relax. Relax. Stop fighting him. >> Hey, relax. Hey, relax. Relax. Hey, relax. Relax. >> Hey, we're going to roll you on your Hey, we're going to roll you on your side. >> The driving itself is a separate charge. Reckless driving in Illinois means driving with willful or wanted disregard for the safety of persons or property. Listen to what is missing from that. There is no requirement that anybody get hurt. There is no requirement that anything get damaged. There does not even have to be another car in the parking lot. The disregard is the whole offense and the officers who watched him say that is what they saw. >> Control the carver. Sorry. >> Wasn't he driving on the >> on ring road? He was driving right here. >> You said donuts. He was he was doing like figure eight and then when I lit him up he kept doing making sure he was on the car. You have to watch this. >> You can rap. >> You like turnless headlight reckless reckless. You got across here at the bar here. >> Well, they were 17. >> Take him down. >> Yeah, I'm going to take him to the west station. What's that? >> I'm going to take him to the west station. >> Yeah. Okay. Can you search for uh you know what torture is? You guys did pepper spray to each other, right? In the academy sucked. I assume I assume you remember that, right? I never had to go through that cuz I was >> How long have you been out of the army? >> The army. So I might go back in. So I don't want this to infringe on that. But you can talk I can give you my recruiter's number if you want to talk to him. Mono emano. >> No, I don't. So he he'll tell you when I enlisted. It was like two years ago, bro. But I only I only finished I didn't even get my beret, dude. You know what I'm saying? Cuz I wanted to be >> Did you make it out of the game? >> I got recycled through it twice. So I never got my beret. I almost finished um what's it called? AIT. Advanced individual training. It's not advanced infantry training. That's in infantry. I wanted to be an air and ranger and all that. >> And what you do is you have to go and learn how to be a medic because I got a 68 whiskey contract with an option for airborne school. >> Yeah. >> And I had a friend whose uncle was a Green Beret. So I was like, "Do I want to be a Green Beret one day?" Hell yeah. Make a lot of money, right? You know Tim Kennedy, you've heard of that guy, I assume. >> No, >> dude. He won the UFC. >> I don't I don't watch UFC. I I do like baseball. >> I have some anxiety. I just want you to tell me what's going to go on tonight. Do you have any idea? >> Yeah. You're going to get tickets. You're going to get your photos and ID your photos and fingerprints and then you're going to get a release. We're going to get we're going to give you your tickets and you're going to walk. >> I didn't commit a felony or nothing tonight. >> I didn't say that. >> So, what what am I going to be charged with? Is it a misdemeanor? Like, how does that work? >> Yeah, obstruction is a misdemeanor. >> And is there a way I can >> I can what's the word? like fight it in court or how does that work? >> Well, yeah, everyone's entitled to to go to court in uh >> Can I say that I was being chased by criminals and that's why I had my lights off? >> You can do that if you want. You're that's what I'll be doing. >> Everyone's entitled to kind of argue what they want >> cuz I need to go back into the Air Force. I need to be a real veteran and not just some kid who freaking got an honorable discharge. I need to actually have real scars, bro. The dogs will go nuts, bro. If they smell me, they will attack. Dogs will attack me on site. Just warning you cuz I've eaten dog before. I'm unarmed. >> I'm unarmed. Get it? Cuz I can't use my arms. Anyway, I'm >> You're not going to You're not going to fight with me or anything? >> No, I'll I'll get out of my seat by myself. I can figure it out. I got it. I'm not that [ __ ] >> So, his house keys are in that little black fanny pack that he had in his car. So, he doesn't have a way to get inside his house. >> They're in the front pocket. >> Should I call Should I call an east side unit and then see if they can go there? Zeus, >> you're in the front pocket of the fanny pack. >> Oh, yeah. Here, I'll come I'll come to you then. >> Yeah, cuz he he needs his phone and his keys >> and my wallet. >> I'm on my way now. >> So, you guys give me my ID back at the end or did you already give me my ID? >> Yeah, your ID is folded up. You fold it up and paper. Oh, dude. As you can tell, I'm tripping a little bit because I had a long day and now I'm starting my night shift job. How long have you done night nightly stuff? >> Um, since as soon as you get hired, you go to nights. >> That sucks. >> Nights is better than >> Well, I have to. So, if you want to walk me to my door, that would be dope. Thank you. All right. Well, it was nice to meet you. I know I ruined your night a little bit, but everything >> I have this I have my wallet, phone, keys. I should be all set, man. >> Make sure you go to the court. It's not here to get a warrant. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I think I'm all good, man. >> All right. Have a good night. He was released that same night on a $2,500 bond and the officers drove him home. That is the part almost nobody sees. What would you have done differently here? Let us know in the comments and subscribe for more.

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