What's that? >> What's that? >> It's my money. >> No, no, the bag. The clear bag. >> Are you yelling out something? >> No, no, he's region. >> Oh, okay. You know that guy? >> Yeah, I do work with us. >> Okay, nice. >> Nice. >> Just get the car. >> My son. >> No. Did you just get this? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Yeah, I just came from overseas and here is [Music] a bright light. Is there anything in in the vehicle I need to be concerned about? anything illegal? Any narcotics, drugs, bombs, hand grenades, anything like that? Would you mind if I take a look? >> Yes. >> You don't care? >> Okay, awesome. >> You don't have any weapons or anything on you, do you? Okay, just face that way. Hang on. I'm just going to pat you down. >> Okay, if you want to come back here, >> you come sit on the bumper right there. [Music] 104. Thank you. >> Drink. >> I'm 104. >> What is it? >> He just got arrested for trafficking cocaine in June. >> All right. Check out. Do the back seats have this too? >> Check that. >> No. Check that. >> What's that? >> Oh god. >> What are you doing, man? >> This is my feet. >> What is that? >> Why? Check it out. >> I think I'm going to swallow it because illegal. >> Well, I don't know. You You pull something out of your pocket, then you go throw it right in your mouth as I'm sitting here talking to you. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, you're right. >> Right. I mean, think about that for a second. >> I'm not going to argue about that. You're right. >> You know, you're dropping stuff. I mean, you're acting all >> No, you know, I mean, I'm surprised really with all these cars like >> or something. >> Did you get in here? >> Yeah. >> Well, I don't think you're a criminal, but you do have a cocaine charger that's still pending, right? >> How much cash? >> That's what you told me. I I I never met you. Just told me. >> So, the one with the $100 bill on top, that's the only $100 bill denomination there is. The rest is on. The other one has 50s, 20s. >> Maybe a couple thousand. [Music] >> All right. So, didn't find anything while searching the vehicle. Um, does have a previous charge for trafficking cocaine. Uh, they consent to a search of the vehicle. Uh, claims he owns one of the stores around here, which is why he's got all the money on his front seat. Um, did refuse to let us search his pockets. I don't have anything to allow me to search his pockets. I'm going go back and look at his information, a little more history, and then we'll get him out of here. >> Yeah. Go ahead. They didn't find any any drugs. He has a previous cocaine trafficking charge apparently. >> What's that? >> What's that? >> It's my money. >> No. No. The bag. The clear bag. What's >> What is that? >> Put your It's cocaine. Put your hands behind your back. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Don't fight. Just be nice. Now, you pulled it right out in front of me, >> man. I'm telling you. >> What is is that cocaine? It looks just like cocaine. You pulled it out of your pocket. >> Oh, man. >> You asked if you could smoke. I said, "Sure, go ahead." And you pull a bag of cocaine out of your pocket. >> I got money, man. What you talking about? >> Well, but you got cocaine, too. >> What else do you have in your pocket? You got the bag. >> All right, >> man. Why you doing that? >> You're doing it, not me. >> There you go. You got an extra pair of gloves on >> you? >> Oh, you got cocaine on you, buddy. >> You have a crack. >> You took it out. You said you didn't want me to search you, right? We respected that. You asked if you could smoke a cigarette. You pull a bag of cocaine out of your pocket. >> What do you want me to do? >> This. >> Put it back, >> man. >> Come on, man. >> You got another bag of cocaine right here. >> I just pulled it out of your pocket. >> Come on. >> Come on, dude. >> Come on. Look, I just kind of That's easy, man. >> Come on. >> Oh, God, man. >> You got another bag of you. I'm done searching. I'm going to I'm going to take a step back cuz this is just getting a whole lot worse for you. >> I'll let them take care of >> Don't touch it. Don't touch it. >> Take it out. >> How much more cocaine do you have on you? >> A lot. Every A lot. >> I think so. >> I got to grab this, man. >> Well, hey, I'll tell you what. We'll search you. We'll search you and if we get everything off of you and find it, I'll I'll light that cigarette for you. How about that? >> I'll still light. >> Still light you a cigarette. >> Fighting it, man. >> All right. >> So, >> are you high now? >> Do you think I'm high now? >> [ __ ] You pulled a bag of cocaine out of your pocket. >> Listen, listen, listen. Okay. Say what you like. >> But you did. I'm not saying this. What happened, >> man? How'd that blow away? >> Yeah, I'm going to stick this side. I just >> Oh man, you're going to >> I'm just going to set it here so like 105 >> here. Hold on to that money so it don't blow away and then we'll take it from you in just a second. Okay. I'm going check that shoe, too, cuz he's wearing one flip-flop. >> Yeah. Turn the other way. Go. Thank you. >> I'm going to go get a bag out of my car. And >> I still got your front seat cuz the wind was blowing it around. >> That's fine. I'll at least probably stuff it. >> Stop. >> Relax. Relax, buddy. All right. So, >> after searching the vehicle, I guess sheriff was standing here was going to let the guy smoke a cigarette. Um, >> when he went to pull out a cigarette, he also pulled out a bag of cocaine that he was trying to conceal from us. Uh, upon further search, we're still finding more cocaine bags in his pockets. Um, still going to let him smoke a cigarette when we're all done here, though. Oh, that. >> So, you got >> cigarette and CBD. >> All right. >> It's like teeth. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Oh, it's teeth. Yeah. Don't lose his Invisalign. >> Yeah. >> That's it. >> Oh, man. >> You got nothing between your pants cuz you're doing the dance. >> Yeah. Got something stuck up there? >> No. >> You got something in your pants? All right, we'll do that. >> Sure. >> It's going to get found one way or the other. >> Whether you tell us now or it gets an extra charge at the jail. Your choice. >> If you do, man, just be honest. There's another felony on you when you get to the jail. You understand that, right? >> Yes, sir. >> I don't I think we're past being the honest part now, right? [Music] >> I think we're we're past that road. I got you. >> I know what you're talking about. >> I don't know. >> Okay. You waiting for me? Oh, >> you mind slipping that little black shoe off for me. >> We'll let you put it right back on with the >> Hey, let's do this. >> Okay, >> turn around. Lean up against the car and we'll be able So you don't fall. >> Okay. >> Why you have to get off like this? We don't want you to go into traffic and get hit by a car. You're in our custody. >> We get this fraud property. >> He was just arrested for traffic cocaine in June. >> He didn't sign the vehicle. >> Um sheriff let him smoke a cigarette. When he pulled a cigarette out of his mouth, he pulled a bag of cocaine with it. >> So I pulled the cigarette out of the the top. He needed to get a lighter. So I said, "Go ahead, get your lighter." He pulled his lighter out. He had a bag of cocaine in his pocket. >> You know, >> um, so this one's just for the property. The cocaine's going to go under one more time. What is in your pants? >> We're going to get it out one way or the other. >> You feel something in there? >> Just bouncing around. >> All right, we'll get back. >> Man, you you touch me high this that, man. What you expecting from me? This may become one of the dumbest ways to get caught that we have ever seen on on patrol live >> for a guy who has an outstanding cocaine trafficking charge. I thought it was a past one. >> Outstanding. It's a pending one. >> Well, he's outstanding. Yeah, he's certainly >> unbelievable. >> Yeah, >> I mean I guess at this point in this one if you'll grab it right >> money wallet. >> Okay. Good. How long have you had the car for? >> Huh? >> When did you purchase the car? >> Whose car is it? >> I say >> today I drive it. >> Now who who does the car belong to? >> My son. >> Whose name is it in? >> His son. >> Yeah, he put under my name. >> It's in your It's in your name. >> King, man. And he's surprised completely. >> Okay. All right. Well, surprise. We're going to take you over to the car. Um, have a seat there. We'll figure it out. We're going to process you. Yes, sir. >> All right. All right. You want to walk him over there? >> We'll throw that on later for you. Okay. >> Well, like we said time and time again, if a vehicle is used in the commission of a felony, just how we have the scat pack, if it falls under that and uh they're able to put the pieces together, we'll slap seized on the side of that one, too. >> I think a dog kennel will fit in the back of that. >> There you go. >> 12 g. >> Yeah. Is it uh >> his name? >> It's in the Suns. >> Okay. >> But it's uh not registered, but the the tag was in the sun's name. >> So now for an update from St. Lucy County, Florida, where Deputy Jonathan Sheilar along with the sheriff Keith Pearson had pulled over this MercedesBenz G Wagon on a traffic stop. That is a first for this show. All the new ones can go for more than 200k. Rizzo has more than one. Joining us now is Sheriff Keith Pearson. Sheriff, welcome back. You seemed quite surprised as this was happening. >> You know, nothing ever surprises me nowadays, especially with how dumb criminals could be. >> What do we know about this guy? Well, we know that he had a previous charge for trafficking in cocaine and he encountered our deputies again and and firsthand you saw it. He had more cocaine on him and what does that equal out to? That equals out to us taking his vehicle and it's right here in our evidence compound right now going through forfeite. >> Well, that's what I was going to ask you. So, so you're going to seize that vehicle now? >> Oh, absolutely. We're going through the process with it as well with all the cash that he had there. It was used in the commission of a felony. >> Wow. So, you guys going to be cruising around in that thing? Uh, >> well, there's a high likelihood of it >> because the last time we had the sheriff on, he had a nice car behind him that said seize vehicle on it. >> And that's an even nicer car. >> That's right. >> Yeah, that'll be that'll be a good story. It'll be the envy moving on up >> envy of the other departments in the area. >> Um, all right, Sheriff. Good to see you. Safety advisor in the grass by a utility pole on the side where the trucks parked. >> All right, we're in air time. >> Copy. Y'all >> see somebody laying down? >> Laying down? Yeah, somebody laid out. >> All right. All right. We got him right here. All right. All right. I think Corporate located him. So, we're going to go over there. 25 of her. >> 526. I'm getting out with him. He's in the grass uh close to the street. I'm about to check on him. So go ahead and roll EMS. He's unconscious. >> You good, sir? Sir, sir. >> He looks face down. You good? >> Damn, he's been here a while. He got ants all over him. >> Yeah, >> sir. >> Yeah, Narcan. >> Sir, >> it might be a problem. >> He's got some gloves. >> Let me get some rubber gloves. Sir. Sir, >> you good? >> No, he's not good. >> Why? Why are you laying here? Hey, >> let me get one of your gloves. Okay. Hey, >> hit him with Hit him with a >> huh? You been smoking? You been smoking, >> man? Cut the sirens. >> Hey, >> you've been smoking. >> He been here a minute. >> You been smoking? >> Yeah. What you been smoking? >> What you been on? >> Drugs. You need narc. >> What did you smoke? You got ants crawling all over you. >> Hang tight right there, Bubba. Just sit right there. >> All right. There you go. >> Have you been doing drugs? >> Black. Have you been doing drugs? Drugs? Narcotics? >> What? >> Huh? >> Have you drunk drinking? >> Why you laid out right here then? >> You got ants all over you? I know they've been biting. >> Right. You don't feel them ants biting you? >> Yeah. You've been You sit laying in the ant bed. >> It hurt, don't it? >> Yeah. >> Well, EMS is here. Talk to them real quick. See what's We're trying to figure out what's wrong with you. >> Hey, bud. My name is Nick. I'm a paramedic with Berkeley. Okay. What's going on tonight? It sounds like >> he drunk. I can smell it. >> He drunk. He >> sounds like you were laying right here. Did you feel >> I don't know what he done? >> I tell you what. I tell you what. >> 55. >> Golly conscious when y'all went up or was he? >> Yeah. Well, no, he wasn't conscious when we walked up, but didn't like we started talking to him and he woke up. He's definitely been here a minute. He's got ants all over him. >> Wipe them off. >> They're like under his shirt on his back. [Music] >> You good, man? Let me Let me lift your shirt up. Make sure you They still on you. Yeah, they welping them up. >> Damn. They done bit him up. >> Oh, yeah. Holy cow. >> I'm getting hot. I'm getting chills. I hate ants. Christopher Lincolnville Sier. >> I appreciate it. >> Do you want to go to the hospital and get checked out for all the bites on your back and stuff? >> Y'all think ant bites >> with you being child >> with you being this bit up by all those ants and you passing out laying right here. You know, I hope you realize that that's probably not the healthiest. We probably need to take you to the hospital, man. >> Just in case like you get a reaction or something. What? >> I want you to hold his arm still. >> Okay. That's what I want you to do. >> You said you will. Okay. I just want to make sure you're going to be okay. You got like um bites and welts and stuff all on your back.