Hey, can you please take your leg? [music] Please take your leg. I'm Officer I'm Trooper Lawford with the State Police. Yes, sir. >> You know why I'm stopping you? No, sir. All right. The tag don't belong on that car. At the finding of narcotics, the trooper then tries to see which brother will own up to it. So, who's dope? It's not mine. There's There's probably a an ounce of dope in there. I don't That's That's not So, who's Who's Who's dope? It It ain't mine. I told you what I had in there. What I had in there? Mhm. That I used earlier. That's all I wanted. That's all it was. That ain't my vehicle. I don't know. You a piece of Bro, you got me. Take your thing. Take mine, bro. Take your leg. >> Man, you put that in my god damn seat, man. Listen to me. I'm telling you the truth. Check his phone. You'll know the truth, man. Check his phone. Hey, I'll call the police.