backpack. Where can I reach for my backpack and get grab my vapor cigarette? >> You got cigarettes right on the ground there. >> You didn't get cigarette. >> Well, I wasn't sure if I could smoke a cigarette or not or cigarette or >> this cigarette you're talking about? >> No, I'm talking about the one right next to your wallet there. >> Oh, I've been kind of chilling back talking to the officer here. >> All right, but you're asking to reach in your bag. I don't want you to do that, but there are cigarettes right there. I have no problem. >> That's totally understandable, officer. >> I didn't fully realize that my I had set my cigarettes right here. >> I don't fully know what's going on, sir. >> Can you tell me what's going on? We have them right now. >> What's going to happen with that? >> Thank you. Hey, >> tomorrow. Yes, you might be going by yourself. >> Okay. >> Maybe. >> Who knows? >> I don't know. I have work at 6:00 in the morning. If I miss work, I don't have a job. >> If I get put on a peel hold, I might as well get put in an assignment. uh the Wnebago County Asylum because if I lose my job, I ain't got nothing else. >> Anyone know where that is? >> If I get locked up, I'm going to lose my job anyway. >> So that makes automatically that I don't have anything for. So it is what it is. >> You guys officers do what you need to do. Fine. Not trying to resist anything. Not >> why don't you stand up, Sean. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> See you later, Kumar. Take my >> Sean. Obviously, they're playing a hold on you. Okay. So, you >> No, you're fine. Take my bike to Joe. >> Kumar, >> are you good with them taking all your property? >> You're good with them taking your stuff, >> Kumar? >> Yes. Do you want everything besides my wallet? I need my wallet. >> Wallet can go with you. >> But as far as the bike goes, you're okay with that going with him, right? >> Yes. >> Okay, perfect. >> Bike and backpack and all that. >> You have my bike with you? >> Uh, I did. I'm going to search again. >> Okay, keep it with you. I don't know, Sean. >> Sean, let's walk this way. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> But I do not have a space. >> There were none. >> Yes, sir. Sorry. I thought you was >> No, I thought you >> just hang out right here. Okay. I know. >> We're being very confusing right now. Sorry. >> We're fine, man. We're just telling you to walk over here and we're just going to search. >> I thought you were going to that one right over there. I apologize. >> Nope. I apologize. We weren't trying to confuse you. >> I mean, I appreciate your being. You've been very popular with me and all that. I'll put that on the report. >> I try and you know, yeah, it never really gets put on the report, but whatever. I'm kind of over it. So, >> I'm going to You want to smoke blast your cigarette? Spit it out. >> Stop it. Yep. You want to step on it for me? >> Oh, just step. There you go. I I suppose that works instead. >> Put it out. Right. All right. Walk over to that side of the squad. Okay. >> I really do apologize, sir. No, I'm not trying to be I'm not >> Yep. >> I really don't understand why this is happening when I have to work at 6:00 in the morning. >> I'm going to lose my job. I'm going to take a seat. Okay. >> I'm going to lose my job. I'm going to lose my glasses. >> Can't be okay with Omar digging the bicycles. You're good with your friend taking all your stuff, right? >> Yeah. >> Except for your wallet, which we got. All right. >> Tell him to take it to the Salvation Army. >> Okay, we will do. Thanks. >> Tell him to take it to the Salvation Army and give it to L. >> Thanks, Joey. >> L