Hello. >> Hello. Got you going 68 to 50. >> Are you [music] really arresting me? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Are you really arresting me right now? >> Put your hands behind your back. If you fight, you're going to go to jail. >> Police expected a routine speeding ticket. Instead, they ended up handcuffing Zack Bryan on the side of a dark Oklahoma road. What caused the escalation and why it didn't end in an arrest is where this story gets interesting. You'll want to watch this one till the end. Like, comment, [music] and subscribe. In September 2023, Oklahoma police pulled over country music star for speeding on a dark stretch of road in Vertigris. And here's what happened next. Cool. Hello. >> Hello. >> How you doing? >> Hey, officer. Count Vertigos, please. You got to be going 68 and a 50. >> You have your license and insurance? >> Good. >> You still live off 8th Street in Tulsa? >> Okay. You have like your registration on you? >> I was looking for it. I can't find it. >> Uh, your registration would be on paper. >> I know. I was looking for it. I can't find. >> Oh, okay. I got you. I got you. >> Do you need the insurance or the registration? >> Uh, both. If it if you have it. >> What's your current address? >> Uh, I'm not really judged for sharing. >> You have to Okay. I'm not comfortable. >> Okay. So, either you can give me the information that [music] I need for my my ticket I'm going to give you or you could go to jail. So, which one would you like to do? >> Cuz I'm not going to give you my address. >> Yeah. It's called obstruction. >> Okay. I'm going to call my lawyer real fast and see. >> Okay. >> Open up your door. >> I just moved into my new house. I don't know my address. Just put your coffee cup inside the truck. >> Oh [ __ ] I can't wait to do this, man. >> Go and go back to the front of my car. >> Inside? >> Go back to the front of my car. Okay. >> Are you really arresting me? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Are you really arresting me right now? >> No. Are you really arresting me? >> Put your hands behind your back. If you fight, you're going to go to jail. >> This is crazy. >> What's crazy is you're not giving me the information that I need. Now, let's go do the front of my car. >> Our country star was going 68 in a 50. And when the officer asked for his address, he got emotional, said, "I'm a famous musician." [music] And refused to share his address. >> So now, because we're sitting on the side of the road, I'm not going to sit here and go all this back and forth stuff. Are you going to give me the information I need? >> I don't know the address, sir. >> Okay. So, why didn't you just say that? >> Because I don't think it's any of your business where I live. I'm a famous musician. I don't want people to know where I live. >> Okay, sir. Listen, it I'm only using this information for a ticket that I was telling me right now, sir. I'm not You can take me to jail. >> I'm not doing this. >> Central, [music] I got one detained. >> Okay. So, you want to go to jail for >> I don't want to go to jail, sir. This is just insane. I pulled you over for speeding, man. It's a speeding ticket. >> Sounds great. I didn't want to share with you where I live because I'm famous and I don't want people [ __ ] sneaking on my property. >> Why would I? You can address to wherever whatever you want, man. >> Then 8th Street on my address. >> Okay. That's all I was asking you. >> I asked if it was your current address and you said and you said no. All right. Sounds good. >> I don't know why we had to go through all this. Did you hand me your ID, right? >> No, I did, sir. You >> sure did. But here's the plot twist. Once the officer realized he just cuffed the famous Zack Bryan, he tried to play it cool. Spoiler, it didn't go [music] exactly as planned. >> Man, you're from Bulaga. >> No [ __ ] >> So you I I just went to your concert. You support law enforcement, right? >> Of course I do. >> I don't support this [ __ ] though. This is crazy. >> Just have a seat on my push bar real quick. Let's do it. This is Marino west. >> [snorts] >> Well, uh, stopped him for speed and then he didn't want to give me any of his information [music] for his address or anything. So, I had him step out and I was going to detain him. He tried to buck up a little bit. Tried to press record on his phone. Uh, just so happens to be Zack Bryan. So, anyways, I'm truth. >> Do what? >> What you just said isn't true. >> What? What did I say? >> [ __ ] up to you. He asked where I live. I said I didn't feel comfortable. >> Please don't step in the road. Please don't step as you want to talk. >> And he said he bring me to I can't [ __ ] wait. Let's do this. Come on. >> Listen, dude. Here's the deal. >> No, I can't wait. I just need my phone. >> Listen, >> just just because you're a famous musician doesn't mean you have to deny information. You can give me a ticket or you take me to jail. >> You can do one of the two things. Give me a ticket or take me to jail, please. >> All right. >> He did not get out. Are you good for No, >> you just told him a lie. >> When I had my hand on your back, I felt you. >> You said I bucked up to you. >> When I had my hand on your back and then you [ __ ] put your hands on me and arrested me. >> No, you're being detained right now. >> Okay. >> Victor 11, Paul 33 1090. >> Code for. >> Then backup arrives and the scene starts to shift. The officer offers to remove the handcuffs and release Zach, giving the moment a dramatic turnaround you'll want to see. >> Here's the deal, man. Are you Are you going to act cool with me? [music] I've been trying to be cool. >> You were not cool with me. >> I've been trying to act cool with you. I told you I stopped you for >> trying to act cool with me. >> Okay. >> I gave you a valid reason why I didn't give you my address is what I did. >> Let me do this. Now that I got Now that I got my partner here, let me take you out of handcuffs. You want to try to start over? >> You don't have to. I will go to jail in handcuffs. I promise. >> Really? No. I take you, Jill. Let loose your hands. Let loose your hands so I can take these things off. Listen, dude. Right now, I'm going to go finish my paperwork. I'm going to cut you loose, okay? It's a simple traffic violation. I'm not trying to take you to jail for a simple traffic violation. I to be real with you. Listen. Listen, man. I'm one guy. I'm one guy on the side of the road. Okay. I have no idea who you are. You're in a hat. I don't readily recognize. >> I wasn't assuming you did. >> Okay. Well, you said, >> which is what's wrong about it? I'm not assuming you recognized who I was. >> You stopped me. You said, "Where do I live?" I said, "I don't know." Or I didn't say, "I don't know." I said, "I don't feel comfortable sharing that with you." I got you >> because of who I am. >> Then you [ __ ] up. Then you bucked up. You said you you you can either take me to jail or I can tell you where I live. >> It's called Sounds good. I got my coffee out of the truck and then you said put your coffee up. I got out of the truck and I said what's going on >> until I figure out what >> you turned me around and you put handcuffs on me. >> So until I figure out >> I understand, man. I got [ __ ] I know cops. I get it. I understand what you did was wrong. >> Okay. Well, until I until I figured out your identity and everything else, man. Just being detained. >> I understand. >> Okay. That's it. >> Cool. All right. >> Can't wait. You still need my registration and insurance. >> No, I got what I needed. calls the police. >> Hey, sorry, wrong number. >> Dude, on my phone when dispatch calls me, it shows up as uh it shows up as Tulsa police. Huh? I >> ain't no support. 11 33. Go for it. Go for it. Crazy. Are you careful? Yeah. After completing the paperwork, the officer made his final call, a warning ticket for speeding. Everybody's over there. No [ __ ] >> Hey, partner. I'm just going to give you a warning. Okay. >> No citation, just a warning. The officer clarifies why the stop escalated and apologizes. Zach accepted the warning and left the scene. Comment below and subscribe for more celebrity body cam encounters. >> I don't make a habit out of slamming people against cars. Like I said, I'm by myself. There ain't He just happened to be close. Ain't no backup out here for me. >> I know. I was just rubbed up. You got me out of the car. I was like, "Oh, >> I'm trying to catch bad guys out here. I'm not I'm you. I I got you speeding. It just going to be a normal speeding [music] ticket. Normally, people don't refuse their information to me. When they start refusing information to me, I I don't recognize you from Adam. I'm out here on a dark roadway. Okay. >> So, I ain't trying to treat you like a jerk. Okay. >> So, sorry we got off on the wrong foot, man. All good. >> Five, eight. >> Take it easy, brother. >> All right. >> Sorry about that, too. Sorry, guys. >> All right.