As a cop, sometimes you meet people that think the law just does not apply to them. And today, we've got two of them. First, we have a woman who thinks she deserves special treatment because her uncle is the chief of the local police department. >> It does matter. My uncle will you up, you piece of [ __ ] Exact ugly piece of [ __ ] >> And in our second case, we have a teen that's so entitled he tries to play roadside attorney after fleeing a hit and run. >> Look, look at me. He's pulling me out. I swear to God. Look, look, look. They pulling me out. They pulling me out the car, bro. >> But first, officers in Ohio spot a vehicle doing an illegal U-turn. What could have just been a simple warning turns into much, much more >> pulled a U-turn right there in the middle of the road at um right in front of the gas station. >> Was it near an intersection? >> Yeah. Hello. >> Yeah, just the side. I don't like to be on the side of the road. So, >> all right. So, my name's Officer Thompson. This is my last stop cuz you made illegal internet. >> I know. >> All right. You had anything to drink today? >> No. >> Where do you work at? >> Yes. I have to go. >> Okay. You sure you haven't had anything to drink? Cuz I'm smelling some alcohol. No, it doesn't. >> No. >> Smell it from there, huh? >> Bad. >> So, what was the purpose of uh the U-turn? >> Because I think that my uncle is the chief of police and I think I can do whatever I want. I think >> her uncle's the chief of police. She can do whatever she wants. >> My husband is a DEA agent. >> I guess we'll see. >> The police is going to find me and you're not. I love you. So, Chief Taylor is your uncle. >> You know, >> of course he does. You came to my house and my husband beat my ass. >> I was there. >> I know you was. I don't get your beautiful feet. Please. I got to go. Please. >> Hey. Hey. >> Please don't hate me. >> I want to know what your first name is. I'll leave you alone. >> You're so kind. You have a wife. I bet you do. >> I do. Somebody's got a fan. >> You do. >> Please don't let me go. I have to go. I want to >> Well, it's it's his stop. I'll I'll see what's going on here. >> I'll see what's going on here. Okay. >> That is his knees. >> Okay. >> She's just learning her words, too. >> Hey, Chief, we got a little bit of a situation here. stopped doing your lease. Um she made an illegal U-turn right there at the first in South Broadway. Um I walked up to the window. She rolled down the window. I could smell a little bit of alcohol. She's learning her words and she's like >> years ago. Would you help out the chief's niece if she was uh getting into a little bit of trouble? Probably. You might. Those days are kind of over. Everybody gets the same treatment now. >> Lun. Yep. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, also another thing I want to note is we had a neighbor dispute and uh I forgot my body cam dock on the the thing in the office. So >> there's that. And what's that? Yeah, his is on. You just don't want me to fill out. >> So, he forgot his body cam. He has to tell the chief that. And then the chief's [music] like, "Well, is there any body cams there?" And he's like, "Yeah, there his is on." So, I don't know. >> Yeah. I'm going to pull her out and we do SFSTs. And uh the other thing is I asked her what was the purpose for the uh illegal U-turn, and she goes, "That's my she and I can do whatever I want." So, >> she's acting drunk. >> Yeah, she's definitely acting drunk. So, I'll I'll do that. See where it goes. >> All right. Bye. >> Dude, please. >> Lindsay, you got to step out. >> Lindsay, you got to step out. >> No. >> Step out of the car. Uhoh. >> You right in your ass, >> Lindsay. That's enough. >> Wow. >> He don't like you. >> Don't rip ME OUT. DON'T RIP ME OUT. >> LINDSAY, come on. Let's go. Don't make this worse. >> No, you wouldn't. He wouldn't. >> Lindsay, come on. >> No, you wouldn't. >> Lindsay, >> no you wouldn't. >> Stop. >> You're new. You're >> Stop, Lindsay. Stop. >> Doesn't matter. >> It does matter. My uncle will you up. You piece of sack. Ugly piece of >> [ __ ] He told me to do what I got. >> No, he didn't. >> Yes, he did. >> He don't give a >> That's enough, Lindsay. >> Wow. So maybe the chief was asking if there was a camera there because he knows that she's a problem and has been the bane of his existence as the chief and he wants record of this. Got to give him some uh benefit of the doubt also. >> Don't touch. That's enough. >> YOU HIT me again and you're going >> it. All right, that's enough. >> Oh no. Put your hand back. TWO DUDES ON A GIRL. OH, YOU'RE BACK. >> OH, you're hard. Two dudes on a girl. >> Relax. You Sean, whatever your name is, >> you do not want that. How dare you? >> The hot one has betrayed you. >> Dog, you and I have done that cuz him. >> Who gives a about him? >> Relax, Lindsay. >> No. Who gives a about him? >> You know I'm cool. What the [ __ ] >> Jeez. EW. EW. [snorts] >> OH, she's a pain. You up your You ugly fat. >> You got anything on you? >> Yeah. I crack pipes and needles up my ass. Check. Check. Check. >> Oh my gosh. >> Come on. >> Make me. Just kidding. Just kidding. I'm going. Godamn. working afternoons today. >> Look at that. Look at that. Sean, look at that. I have no cuffs on. >> All right, she's out of her cuffs. >> Oh, boy. We all know females are [music] pretty much the reigning champions of slipping cuffs. And this lady's no different. >> Okay, hold on. She just got out of her car. >> Are you going to Are you going to manhandle me? I'm not doing [ __ ] >> Come on. >> Okay. Yeah, that's better. >> You don't have to be sorry. >> Yeah, I got it. >> Yeah, he thinks he's got it. >> Oh my god, I'm so scared. Cult me. Everyone Everyone hates you and you're ugly. Put [laughter] your foot back in the car. >> We like you, buddy. >> What's she say? Have to revise that. >> Well, I'm going to call Sergeant Let him know, too. >> Yeah. See if she wants to do SFSTs. I don't >> I think the way she's being Gosh, I highly doubt it, but we look bad. >> I'll see what she says. Lindsay, >> you with your h you. I did it again. What? Who am I going to fight? You're a bunch of dudes. >> The cuffs off again. >> Okay. Do you want to perform SFSTs? Standard field sobriety test. >> That means >> do you want >> you do not want to perform any field sobriety tests to see if you're under the influence right now? >> Obviously. What do you think, John? Well, we got to ask. >> Roll down, homie. Why would you do that to me, Sean? >> Why? Why? Why? Why? >> Would you be willing to perform standard field writing test? >> No. >> Would you be willing to perform? >> No. >> No. >> No. I'm I'm unwilling. I'm refusing. >> You're refusing. We just want to call. >> Why would you be willing to let him run your life? >> He's not running my life. >> Yes, he is. Cuz you wouldn't have done this without him. >> He's not running my life. >> Lindsay, listen. >> You need to calm down. >> You be nice to me. >> You need to calm down. >> I am calm. >> Okay. >> Let's keep it that way. >> Um, refusal. >> Refusal. Y. >> And she's out of her cuffs again. >> Again? Yep. >> Man, oh man. Yeah, with females smaller hands, smaller wrists. They get out get out easy. Um maybe also a factor could be they're trying not to cover her too tight. It is uh you know your boss's niece, you know. I don't know what's going on here. >> She needs to get back in cuffs. >> Yeah. >> Oh, twice. >> Oh, look. I did it twice. You want a MAN HANDLE A GIRL? I bet you do. I bet you do. You need to get back in cuffs. >> Oh my god. I did it twice. NO. RIP ME OUT. RIM ME OUT. >> GET BACK CUFFS. >> Oh no. I'm Chris. You can't handle 52 100 lb. You loser. You too, Sean. You right ass. I can't imagine being so pressed and so desperate to abyss. >> Let go of her arm. >> You ain't [ __ ] >> STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. >> KNOCK IT OFF. >> STOP RESISTING. [laughter] KNOCK IT OFF. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> You want to go down on the ground? We're going to the >> Relax. Relax. >> There's my son. >> Relax. >> THAT'S MY SON. THIS IS HEY, BOO. >> RELAX. >> Here I am. It's my son's birthday. Y'all, you're fat. Sean would never do it. If you weren't here, he would never do it. >> Get your hands off that cuff. >> I don't care about it. Oh my god. I'd be that [ __ ] You fat. You fat ugly. I'd be at [ __ ] too. >> Oh, yep. You're getting bad. Don't >> stop resisting. >> One way or another, you got to go back. >> Stop resisting. You like you like a sauce? >> Get back in the car. >> Come on. >> No. >> Get in the car. >> Come on. >> No. >> You're making this worse. Come on. >> I know, right? >> Get your head car. >> No. >> Straighten your leg. >> Find a girl. Find a girl. >> Straighten your leg. >> Stop. >> Hey, knock it off. >> Oh my god. I'm so scared of you. You piece of [ __ ] >> Back in charges, Lindsay. This is not good. >> You think I give a shot? >> Get your leg in. >> Nope. >> Oh man. I have seen this before in my career. I've seen [music] cops, family members get arrested or very good friends, family members get arrested and act the fool like this woman and it is very awkward and very frustrating for the police officer. Isn't this fun? You guys do this [ __ ] all the time. Isn't this fun? Okay, fine. You got me. Okay, fine. You got me. Hey, I'm supposed to You ready? And I'm still knocking up. You ready? >> Stop. >> No. Get your foot back in the car. >> What are you going to do about it? Ask about this, too. Hold on. >> Hey, wait a second. >> That's it. OH, HERE HE COMES. KEEP COMING. I'M NOT even doing nothing. >> I'm not even doing nothing. Come on out the other side. You >> Okay, hold up. Let me get these off. >> I'm rolling up the window. Yeah. Get your AC on. >> Mark resisting. We got it under control. >> Oh, that's so pretty. I'm so calm. >> All right. >> Please get out. >> Give me the direction. >> This way. >> Whoa. >> What are you going to do about that? Come on. >> I am. I am. >> All right. Wait, >> just take these off. It's super annoying. Sean, >> we're going to put you in. He's fat and ugly. You're not. You're hot. So, just >> we're going to put you in way more comfortable cups. >> Or other guy. >> I'm going to burn this. If I were the chief of police, I would be going out for a ride. I would be nowhere near the booking room at this point. >> I am on a remote island on the edge of the Gulf of Alaska at the very top of the Pacific Ocean. >> Oh, hell no. Oh, look at you. Look at you, Charlie. >> Maybe more comfortable. >> Oh, I'm scared. Who is this guy? Who's this guy back here that is that? >> Who's this little fella? >> You just made me lost my job. You would not have done that if it was not for this fat piece of ugly [ __ ] >> My goodness. Bad news. Um, you have to pay my salary now. Thank you. >> Well, this is just polishing. >> Tight. >> THIS IS JUST >> OH MY GOD. WHAT AM I GOING TO DO? I'm a little tiny girl. Like, I'mma fight two dudes. The your policy. Oh, >> your policy and you [laughter] >> That's not nice. All right, >> that's >> Come on. >> Oh, look. Look at this. This is like some soul [ __ ] >> This is Brewster police. >> Don't Don't you dare show. >> No, I'm not. I'm going to sit down. >> Okay. >> This is what y'all do. You just don't dare, Sean. I I won't run. I swear. Get the [ __ ] out. This is what y'all do for fun. You guys, come on. Come on. Isn't that so annoying? >> Yes, you are so annoying. >> All right, we have to read this to you. >> You >> I'm sure she's going to listen closely. >> You don't read all of I mean, I could have if I felt like it. Go ahead. Read it. No, read it to me. I want you to read me every word. Every >> This is for you to read along. >> Read it to me. >> He's going to >> Nobody cares about you. You >> the ugly one will read it now. >> Well, look at you and then look at him. Like literally read it to you. >> Damn you, Sean, and your smoldering good looks. >> Okay. Consequence. Consequences of test. >> I'm driving. Don't pull me over. >> RC451192. >> You are now under arrest for OBI. >> Good ass under the influence of alcohol, a drug, or a combination of them. Operating a vehicle. >> The rights we read for drinking and driving are ridiculous. They're so long that people are hardly in a state to hear them. The only important part is if you take the test and fail, you lose your license for this amount of time. If you refuse a test, you [music] you lose your license for a much longer time. That's all they need to know. But we must read the whole sheet. [laughter] >> Sean would have never preceded 20 years. You are now hot. >> Sean would never do this. >> You refuse to take you will face INCREASED PENALTY. >> STOP MY >> Are convicted of the >> Look at me in the police station. >> Look at me. >> Oh my god. I am soing worried. I am so pressed. >> So, you could submit to a chemical test? >> No, I can't. >> Well, it's just a yes or no. You can submit to a chemical. >> It's a no. It's a no. Okay. You >> Okay, there goes your license. >> And did I hurt you? No, I didn't. Could you me up? Yes, you could. I'm not doing nothing. Please, dude. >> No, take it off. >> We already checked the tightness. You're fine. Quit pulling out of them. >> No, >> because every time you do that, you're messing up your own hands. So, you're doing it to yourself. >> Oh, you're annoying me. Who you? >> Like, does your mom even love you? She doesn't. That's why you're the who you are. You don't have parents or something. Like, something is wrong with you parents. >> You don't have parents. You just crawled out of the a crack in the earth and appeared as a police officer. That's your story. >> You were that pressed about it, Sean? Why are you pressed about it? Tell me. >> Don't worry about it. >> You're pussed about it. Uh, >> tack them on. >> Great now. I'm going to They're going to look at my butthole. [laughter] >> They're going to stare at my butthole because of YouTube. >> The jailers do get you stripped down. >> Drag me the out, Sean. Yes. I've been waiting on this. [laughter] Here, Sean. I'm getting next to the door. I I don't want you. I didn't ask for you. You bad boy. >> This is for the other officer. You're handsome. You're nice. People like you. Hope that helps. We'll see Lindsay's charges in just a minute. But first, officers are called to an active construction zone where a vehicle crashed head-on into a cement roller and multiple witnesses state the operator fled the scene and is nearby watching. >> He never needed me, right? Man, stop lying, man. >> Step back, please. >> Oh, okay. Right here. Here's talk to you. Right here. >> All right. Off. >> I don't need to talk to him. You need to talk to him. >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right. We're doing road construction. We got this lane closed down. My roller's rolling on the asphalt. I'm sitting over in my truck. The van or whatever that is hits that the dude that's driving this car is leaving in that car over there. Hello. What's going on? >> Who is the driver of that car in here? >> Where'd he go? He's not in here. >> This car. >> Hey, can you roll this window down for me, please? >> Yeah, sure. >> Let my window down. >> Okay. Are you guys coming down? They ain't got no reason for me to let my window >> Where are you guys coming from? >> Here we go. >> Where are you guys coming from? >> Where we coming from? Where at? >> At 306. >> Can you get that construction guy do a show up down here? >> The guy with the handlebars bring in my car. >> Yeah. All right. So, was anybody involved in an accident? >> No. >> So, they're saying they were at sweet 306. Um, the construction guy said the driver of that vehicle that wrecked got into a black Ultima, left the scene. I saw it leaving. I flew behind it. They said none of these people in this car were in an accident. So, >> they're going he's going to get the >> the construction guy that saw him. >> Well, it was the other vehicle. >> Oh, yeah. >> The vehicle's still there. >> Yeah, he's got he's all bloody on his right leg. >> They picked him up. >> So, what happened to his leg there? Can you roll this window down so I can talk to him? Can you roll all your windows down? At this point, we're conducting a criminal investigation. Okay. Sir, do you have an ID on you? >> I ain't got no one. I ain't got no number. >> Okay. What's your name? >> I ain't got to tell you my name. I'm in the back seat. I'm a passenger. >> So, I'm not investigating a traffic stop. I'm in >> Sir, if you got a pass, you need to talk to the driver. >> This isn't a traffic stop. >> Talk to the driver. >> So, they have reasonable suspicion that he was involved in this crash, possibly operating the vehicle so they 100% can identify him. >> Can you put your window down for me? Talk talk to the driver. >> I need you to step out of the vehicle for me. Hold on. Hold on. I'm going to record >> I need you to step out of the vehicle. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Sir, can you get out of the vehicle for me? >> I got this right now. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> [ __ ] police. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait. I got I got all this on for record. >> Just relax. >> I got all this on record. >> Hold on. >> Can you step out of the vehicle for me? >> Cuz he woring about he woring about me. >> Just relax. Wait. >> You open Shut my door, please. >> I need you to step out. >> What's your badge number? >> 7375. Can you get out of the vehicle for me? Can you please tell me your badge number? >> 7375. Can you get out of the vehicle? >> And I'm in the back seat, right? >> This This is not what we're doing right now. Okay. >> Can you please call your supervisor, sir? >> She's right there. She's right there. She told me to get you out of the car. Okay. >> Can you tell your supervisor to come and see me? >> She's right there. >> I'm in the back seat. Tell your supervisor to come and see me. >> I would wager there's a little bit of alcohol on board here. >> I'm in the back seat. >> Look to your right. >> She's right there. >> Well, tell your supervisor to come see me. >> You're telling yourself she's right here. >> I got my seat belt on. What? >> Hold on, D. You don't got to say nothing. Hold on. >> Hold on. Tell your supervisor to come talk to me. >> No. >> Tell your supervisor to come talk to me. >> She's right here. >> Okay. >> I'm in the back seat. Tell your supervisor to come talk to me. >> Good. >> I'm in the back seat. Case closed. Never could have been operating. I'm [music] in the back seat. Thank you very much. >> You wanted to talk to me. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> What? >> No, I'm just saying like what he talking about. I am the supervisor. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, why do you need to pull him out the car? >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Because we are investigating an incident that has nothing to do with this traffic stop. >> But he's been driving. >> So, what's the problem? >> I just told you. >> So, what's the problem? >> We're investigating a crash. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Please don't hurt me. >> But >> cuz we we see a lot of footage of police shooting people. >> You know that we we terrified. I swear to God, we scared right. >> Yeah, he's so scared. He Not really the behavior you'd expect from somebody who's so terrified the police are going to shoot him >> right now. Terrified right now. No one is going to >> That's why I'm recording. I'm scared. My mom's calling me right now. >> No one is going to >> My mom My mom's calling me right now. I'm scared. >> Please. She's crying. >> Okay. >> She's scared right now. >> Well, everybody's drunk right now. >> No. No. >> I didn't say you >> talking to his mom. >> Okay. But they've been drinking clearly. Why y'all? >> Do you remember the day when you didn't want your parents to know that you were getting in trouble with the cops? And this kid's involving his mom answering the call. Unreal. >> Got my door open. >> Listen. >> Okay. >> I'm listening. >> Listen. I've already asked. He's asked you for your identification. >> I don't got to I don't got to get my identification up. I I don't got to get my identification up. >> Thank you. You need to talk to that person up there. This is not >> I am the supervisor. >> The supervisor on the cop. >> Hello. >> Go ahead and show you. >> Call the LT. >> Hello. >> The crash vehicle is down there. >> It's on. >> So he came from that car. >> I'm understanding. >> Oh, so he was in a different driving the other vehicle and they picked >> him. Okay. So it's crashed over there down. What kind of car was it? Do you know? >> It's it's crashed into >> All right. Are you guys all good? >> Whoops. >> What? >> Probably the worst vehicle you could possibly crash into on the road. Steamroller. Hit >> this. Hey. So, I ran his tag and it's doesn't come back to an actual like owner. It comes back to uh company edible. But there is I do see some blood in the driver's seat like smeared where his knee would be. >> Sir, did you see him? >> There you go. >> Get out of here. >> I really I was >> You didn't You didn't see him? >> I was shocked. >> Oh, I got you. >> I was shocked. >> You're good. Okay. But you didn't see who it was or anything? >> I don't know. >> 65. >> Okay. Not a That's not a problem. Who was the worker that saw the >> This is the operator that's running the roller. Uh, who was uh uh >> so he saw who it was? >> And me. >> Okay. And you? Yep. >> You you mind coming with me and do a show up down here? >> Yep. >> All right. >> I >> Yeah. >> Perfect. He's got a witness. He's doing a show up. That's when they drive him to the to the suspect and he can ID him or not. >> Yeah. You're going to have to get in the back cuz I got a lot of stuff under >> I got to put my hands behind the back. >> No. All right. >> Not at all. >> Long as you don't tase him. >> So, what exactly happened? I didn't see. We was working in that lane and he got in he drunk messed up on something bad >> and he come in our lane run down there raining on the back of that road. >> Even Even when they haven't been drinking, people are s >> even when they haven't been drinking, people are just >> He couldn't stand up. >> Yeah. Um I've been running radar right down here trying to catch people coming through. >> Appreciate it. Yeah, it's >> I said if you don't mind just hanging out in the car real quick. >> I make it uh make sure it's safe for you to get out. >> Can y'all shut my door, please? >> No, we got to keep it open. >> Keep it up in there. >> Okay. >> It doesn't stop. >> Go. >> Nope. >> Okay. So, what y'all got to say to us? >> Wait. >> We're getting witnesses to identify. >> Why do you Why Why do you got the back door open and this the driver who who's supposed to let you pulled over? >> We're not investigating this car. We're investigating a crash with another car. >> Okay. So, why do you got the back door open? because the witness said a male got in this car that was driving the other car and took off. So, he's on his way here. >> He's on his way here to identify you. >> Bad news, Bubba. >> Up a little bit so he can't see inside you. >> See anything you recognize? >> Yes, sir. That's him. >> There you go. >> Okay. See there. >> All right. Swear you're going to get out of the car. Okay. >> You let him go my seat belt. Hey, he pulling me out the car. >> Yep. >> He pulling me out the car. Record this. Record this. Record this. Record, bro. Record on your phone. >> Step out. >> Listen to my Look, look at me. He's pulling me out. I swear to God. Look. Look. [laughter] Look. They pulling me out. >> I'm the victim. Record. >> I'm not doing nothing, bro. Y'all pulling, man. They pulling me out, man. >> Bro, they pulling me out and pulling me in handcuffs right now. >> They pulling out and pulling me in handcuffs right now, bro. Is this one? >> They just pulled me out the car, man. >> All right. Go ahead and pull him. Matter of fact, >> stay in the car. Stay in the car. >> Stay in the car. >> Grab that phone. >> Stay in the car. Grab that phone. I'm giving you a lob that phone. >> Get that phone. >> Okay, >> sir. >> What's up? >> Can you please listen? I'm I'm I'm comprehend. I swear to God, I'm going to come here. Can I please let all my phones go? Whatever. Can I get the Can I get some signs on, sir? Please. >> You have socks on. >> Please. My Listen Listen. Why Why y'all grabbing me though, man? Why y'all got me out here like this without no shoes on, man? >> Well, it it don't matter. >> Okay. >> Lawyer or whatever. >> Right. Right. >> Or whatever. However you want to do it. >> Right. Right. Sure. Sure. >> Cuz I didn't do anything. >> All right. >> And I know who did what and I know who did this and I know who did what. >> Okay. Okay. >> So So what's my proper cost for me being in the back seat right now? Do I have do I have any probable cause for me being in the back seat? >> All right, sir. So I'm not I'm no longer investigating a crash. Okay. I'm switching hats now. I'm going to be investigating a DUI. Okay. So, you have >> How is you calling DUI? Not and you didn't get me out of a car. >> So, listen to me. >> Hey, th come record this. >> I'm going to read you your rights. I'm going to read you your rights. >> Come record this. Come close. >> Can I read you your rights? >> No. >> No, you can't. >> Okay. So, I'm going to read them. I'm going to read them and you're going to tell me what you want to do. Okay. >> Do you understand the rights of explained to you? >> Come on. Stop playing. It's just a yes or no. Do you understand? >> Nobody's playing here, brother. >> Man, you didn't pull me over. You didn't do none of that, bro. Like, come on, bro. >> Do you understand your rights? >> Stop. Come on. Like, >> do you want to talk to me now? >> I feel like you should let me go. Honestly, I wasn't driving. When did you pull me over when I was driving? >> Do you understand the rights of explaining to you? >> What's your badge number, sir? >> 7375. I told you 679. >> Okay. [laughter] I can ask you that a million times. >> Okay. And I can ask you this a million times, but I can't talk to you until you answer this question. >> Pull me over. You don't want to talk to me. Okay. >> You keep saying that. Did you put me over? >> No. >> Get back. >> Get back. >> If you step off that sidewalk one more time, you're going to jail. >> Okay. Okay. My bad. >> He was up there. >> Huh? >> He was at the scene. >> He was at the scene. >> He's like the first guy we saw. >> That was all I remember. >> We was hanging out. I was getting ready to take her home. That was everything. Did you drive him here? >> Did I? Yeah, he was in my car in the back seat. Where y'all gotten from the back seat? >> Did you drive him from his house? >> No, not from his house. >> How did he get >> I'm not sure. >> I don't He was in the car where my friend that was. >> Were you drinking at 306? >> I was, but I'm not drunk. I'm >> So you were drinking? >> I'm good. Yes, I'm good. >> You had someone to come get the car? You want me to drink? >> Call somebody to come. >> He's getting a good break >> to come pick you up and and take the car. >> Okay. >> I'm going to use the restroom. >> Where? >> What? >> Popping a squat right in the street. Nice. Maybe maybe a little bit of alcohol on board for her as well. >> Okay. >> Can she use the back? >> I don't know. So, you got hit and run and then resisting. You didn't get out of the car when there come back. >> Okay. >> Was he in the driver's seat? >> Sorry. Was he in the driver's seat? >> This guy? >> Yeah. No. Yeah, the guy you just identified. Yes, sir. >> Okay. He was in the driver's seat. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, the they don't have to catch you drunk driving. If they can put you behind the wheel with sufficient evidence, >> you're getting charged. >> So, what? His car smashed into the back end of your roller or >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. You go grab that. This guy got info on him. >> Identification so that whenever it all goes down, >> you're not hurt or anything like that, right? No, I don't think that thing can move that. >> Pretty solid lick. >> Yeah, it was. >> So, who was He was driving this car. >> Yes, sir. >> And he got into the other car. >> Whenever I was coming across the road, he was getting out. The guy in the white shirt had pulled up sideways in the road. He got out, stumbling around, got back in his car, kept saying, "What's going on? What happened? What happened?" >> He goes to get in the little white car, the guy in white shirt down there. He gets in it. I told him, "Don't haul him off or you're going to be involved." Well, then about that time, come out of this parking lot. I'm on dispatch. The girls come across here. He gets out of his car. They get him and throw him across here. >> So, the driver of this car actually got in the guy's car. >> Yeah. He's got in the passenger seat of the guys in the white shirt. >> Y >> he got in the passenger seat of his car and he But he did not move him. He was He got scared that he was fixing to go down with him. You were you facing in the direction of the car? So you saw coming or you facing the other way? >> I was backing up right >> doing what I'm supposed to be doing, right? >> Yeah. >> And then I [music] seen the car coming towards me. >> So I tried to This why I had stopped that right here. I stopped right here >> cuz I seen the vehicle approaching, you know, >> and I tried to roll forward to get out of it way, but it was >> Yeah. Couldn't happen. >> Start walk. >> Yeah. Start walking this way. >> You can't. They're gonna move the car in the parking lot though. >> Why are they >> I don't you know why they're moving? I don't know. >> They're moving my car so we don't get no DUIs. I We don't want that. >> We'll explain everything once we get out. >> No, you don't. >> What's up? >> I appreciate you letting down, man. >> Say that again. >> I said I appreciate you for letting the window down. All that I appreciate that I got to say something. >> Well, that we're not going to roll the window back down. All right. I got to say something. How y'all going to put me out the back seat and do all that? >> Exhausting. >> Where you at? >> Okay. Get me. >> I'm at I'm at >> I think I can see bars on that guy's shoulder there. I think that actually is the lieutenant. So, he got his wish. The sergeant supervisor is here. >> The cars. He's He did a hit and run. So, he's going to jail, but got three here that we're standing here with um that need a >> assistance getting home so nobody gets the UI. >> I check in the car. >> Yes. >> Okay. At least run. I don't know what else, but at least >> leaving the scene of a crash and resisting. I guess he was. >> So, it does vary state by state. Some states hit and run is arrestable. Some states it's just a complaint. Some states if it's a hit and run with personal injury, it then becomes arrestable. So, it varies. Looks like this state you can be hooked up for leaving the scene. Also, he's probably going to get charged with um DUI, >> cooperating with the officers, whatever they were trying to. >> Yeah, you're good. >> All right. I'm going to read you something. Okay. >> Go ahead. Tell you, >> I'm now requesting that you submit to a lawful test of your breath for the purpose of determining its alcohol content. Will you take the test? Yes or no? >> Man, you ain't going to rap me, man. >> Yes or no? >> You never read nothing, bro. When you bro [laughter] you pull somebody else over >> or the same. >> I'm asking you. >> Yeah, you knew who I was. >> I'm asking you. I want to test >> I want to test your breath. Okay. >> That's all. >> Is it a yes or a no? That's all I'm saying. >> Okay. So, I'm going to take that as a no. >> Refusal refusal to submit the test I have requested is admissible into evidence in any criminal proceeding. Do you understand what I've just read to you? >> You saying all that? How you got me out of the backseat of a passenger? I was passenger. [laughter] >> Oh my god. >> You going to try me for a DUI? You got me out of the back seat. >> How am I driving from the back seat? Huh? >> All good, bro. Shut your yapper. My goodness. >> Dead ass wrong, dog. >> Okay. >> Tariq was charged with resisting an officer without violence, reckless driving with property damage involving alcohol, and leaving the scene of a crash with property damage. He was sentenced to 5 months and 25 days in jail, and ordered to pay fines and costs of $839. Lindsay was charged with OVI, resisting arrest, obstructing official business, assault on a police officer, disorderly conduct, illegal U-turn, and not wearing a seat belt. After her case moved through the courts, the only charge that stuck was disorderly conduct, and as a result, she was sentenced to 30 days in jail and ordered to pay fines and fees of $375. Guys, thank you for joining me on this video. Please like, subscribe, and comment below. Hit that bell notification so you're [music] aware when the latest video has dropped. 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