Do we have a warrant for your for your blood? Sir, we're going to help you. >> I'm not going to get my blood. >> I can come over. >> Officers are pulling over this car after reports of erratic driving. But when they finally make contact, what unfolds is far from a typical owi stop. >> Back off. >> Do you understand? Everything you've done has been against my right. Yes, sir. Or no, sir. Don't give me a bull. >> On May 10th, 2025 in Marshfield, Wisconsin, a 22-year-old driver is seen swerving across lanes. In what starts as a chill traffic stop turns into pure chaos nobody saw coming traffic. We're still traveling west on 14th. We just came to a stop. >> Hey, I'm Officer Jones with Marshall Police Department. Reason for the stop today is your speed. You know how fast you were going? Yes, sir. 35 miles. >> Okay. You're going a lot faster than that. >> Okay. You're also crossing the center line multiple times. Do you have a license? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. And this is your insurance company? Yes, sir. >> Here's that back. >> Use your policy number, sir. >> I don't I don't need that. >> Okay. >> The policy number? >> No, I just I saw your insurance. I don't need the policy number. Yes, sir. >> Hey, man. How much you had to drink today? >> No, I'm sir. >> Okay. Don't lie to me. I can smell it. All right. I can smell it the second I walk to the car. Don't lie to me. I'm not sure. >> Okay. Officer Cooper, you want to come over here? No, I'm talking to the other officer. I'm not talking to you. Okay. >> Okay. What was the reason for the speed? Cuz I saw you twice going really fast. I saw you coming down South Central blazing and I saw you pull out of that quick trip and when I got behind you >> I ain't never been in the store. >> All right. I just saw you pull out of the store. >> No, you ain't never seen you pull out nowhere. >> I got open containers. >> Huh? >> I got open container. >> You do? >> 104. All right. Will you perform field sobriety? >> Oh, for sure. For sure. >> You will? Perfect. >> Yeah, I'll open the car and get the out. >> All right. You got any weapons on you or anything? No. All right. I'm just going to make sure real quick. >> Oh, go ahead. >> All righty. >> You going to fail at this? That >> you're fine. You want to step over on the sidewalk? >> For sure. For sure. I got no issue. >> I'm sure you're good, man. the sidewalk over here. So, yeah, that's what we want. >> The driver agrees to do the field tests, but he's got an attitude from the jump, won't untie his shoes, won't hand over his glasses, and keeps slightly losing a [ __ ] at the cop. >> You're playing the game. I'm sober as hell. I ain't been drinking tonight. >> Okay. Well, I can smell it. You got to open. >> No, you can't. I know. >> All right. >> All containers are back in the back and I ain't starting at no speeds. >> Officer Gruber, can you shut off my light? My front lights. >> You You got it. >> Go ahead and do what you need to do. I ain't been starting no speed. You going Before we start, did you want to tie your shoes? >> No, sir. I've been saying I've been speaking. This is your chance. Do you want >> I've been speaking straightly. I haven't been slain no speech. I will speak to you the way I've been speaking. You can do whatever you need to do, but I ain't been drinking. I know that's a fact. I have my daughter today. I went to work. I ain't been drinking nothing. >> What? That's what these tests are going to show. Okay. Right. If that's the truth, go ahead and give the test. >> Okay. That's what I'm playing. All right. Can I get you to take your glasses off? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. You can just put them in your pocket. >> No, I don't need to. I can give them straight to you. >> N I can give them by somebody else. You don't have to face. Quick question. Where'd you study law? >> Where I study law? >> Yeah. >> Don't matter. >> All right. Exactly. >> I know my law. >> So, for the first one, I'm going to have you put your feet together, hands down by your side. All right. Nope. You're going to face me. >> No, I don't need to face you by law. >> Listen, man. You don't needed or you're going to >> No, I don't need to face you. I can face a straight line. >> That's not what's happening here, man. The first one will be checking out your eyes. >> Okay. >> Exactly. You need to look at me for that. >> No, I don't actually. >> Okay. Yeah, you do. So, you're going to put your feet together. Hands down by your side. Hands by your side. >> All right. You're going to stay in this position until I tell you to move. Do you understand? No, sir. But I am going to save your hands and you going to pass me over this test. >> While he's confident he'll ace the officer's test, he doesn't realize he might already be failing another one, driving around possibly impaired. He could have used that time more wisely, like getting his finances in order. I was checking through my bank app last week and noticed a charge for a music service I hadn't touched in forever. Digging deeper, I realized I was also paying for two other subscriptions I had completely forgotten about. At this point, I'm basically donating money to apps I don't use. That's when I turned to Rocket Money. It's the all-in-one personal finance app that makes it simple to track subscriptions, lower bills, build budgets, and reach saving goals. After I linked my accounts, Rocket Money laid out every reoccurring charge in one clear list. Cancelelling the ones I didn't want was almost too easy, like breaking up over text, but without the guilt. On top of that, their budgeting tools keep me organized, sending alerts before charges hit, so nothing sneaks up on me. I even set up a savings goal for a summer getaway. And Rocket Money automatically moves money toward it without me needing to mess with spreadsheets. Over 5 million people are already using RocketMoney to cut waste and save more. Head to rocketmoney.com/codeblue or click the link in the description to get started for free and unlock even more features with Premium. Your >> hands by your side. You're going to keep them there until I instruct you to move. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Want me to follow your hands? >> You see the tip of my finger? >> Yes, sir. I do. >> You can follow the tip of my finger with your eyes only without moving your head. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> I ain't going to lie. I ain't dressed this way. I ain't going to lie, sir. You hold your hand for a second more than anything else. You held your hand there, too, for a second longer than anything else, too. >> Okay. Well, I'm doing the test as they're instructed. >> No, you ain't. >> All right. Don't move your head. >> No, I've been through the officer soiety test. I know what it is. See, you intentionally holding your hand longer for a second on my blind spots. Don't think I'm silly. >> Don't move your head. >> I'm not, nor have I, >> during the eye test, he clearly isn't taking it seriously, moving his head all over and getting more irritated by the second. But it doesn't take long for things to go downhill from there. >> You're doing the same motion six times, sir. >> Okay. Well, they're all different motions. >> No, they're not. They're two motions back and forth between two sides. All within the same range of motion. You stop in the middle, you stop on the right, you stop on the left, and you see how far my range of motion is, which is how my far my center of motion is. >> All right. Don't move your head. Look straight. >> Stop playing with me. I'm not saying that disrespectfully either. I'm saying that with most nonrespect. >> I'm just telling you you're moving your head and I want you to keep it still. >> No, you're not. You tell me that my head is moving, but you're not telling me that I need to keep a skill because of the little law. You're trying to play with me and I'm not in the mood for this. >> Follow my finger. >> No, I'm trying to get home, dude. >> Yeah. Well, it's going to go quicker if you stop arguing. Just >> I'm not arguing. I'm telling you the law. And you ain't trying to follow the law. >> Okay. >> I'm following your finger >> both times. No, don't touch me. >> Your finger go here. >> Not touching me. Watch this. Your finger go here. My finger go here. Your eyes go here. My fingers go here. It don't matter. >> You don't either way. Either way, your fingers want to complete these tests or not. >> Listen. Your finger go here. >> Do you want to complete these tests or not? This This is your last chance. Do you want to complete these tests or not? >> Your fingers move over here. My eyes move over here. Your fingers move. >> You want to complete these tests or not? >> Don't matter where your fingers move. My eyes going to move with them. Go ahead. Go legitimately. Go ahead. Move your fingers that way. Move your fingers that way. Let's do this. >> This is your last chance. >> Go ahead. Move your fingers. >> Hands down by your side. >> Move your fingers. >> Hands down by >> My fingers don't even on my side. >> Hands down by your side. >> Watch this. >> All right. Now, keep them now. Move your fingers. Remember, you keep move your fingers. Legitimately move your fingers so we can get this over with. We both trying to get this over with. Let's go. We both trying to get this over with. Okay. Did you see your whole head move there? >> I did on that one. Go ahead. That's the first one. That's the first one. Go ahead. Dude, you trying to do a Jerry stop and you know it. I'm following your fingers while my head moving. >> Okay. Don't move your head. >> Dude, it's cold as [ __ ] out here and I'm literally in a t-shirt. >> I'm in a t-shirt, too. >> No, you ain't. You ain't technically along and I ain't moving my head other than the one time where I did move my head. And I actively admit that. >> Okay. Take you to tuck your chin down. >> Not that far. Just a little bit. >> Just pick your thing, dude. >> Listen. Okay, >> bro. You ain't solving nothing. You ain't solving no crimes. You ain't slaving nobody. >> Tuck your chin. Look at my finger. >> You ain't going to get nothing out of this. Respectfully, you losing right now. I'm as sober as a sober can be. >> All righty. >> Do you have a sweatshirt in your car? >> No, I don't. Like, I'm sober. I've been driving straight. >> Yo, I'm pressing the button for no reason. >> Nobody's pressing button. >> Unless you is. I can tell your vibe. >> You don't know. You >> got You have a concussion or something right now? >> No, I don't. >> No. All right. Anything wrong with your brain? >> No. >> All right, perfect. >> I can talk to you. >> Okay. Anything wrong with the way you walk? >> No. No. >> I watch this. Watch this. Watch this. Just for you. >> Well, we're not we're not starting the test yet. You I want to explain the test. >> Just for you cuz I know the test. I've been through it enough times. I've been in jail. We can run the test. You going to fail? >> Listen. I I didn't ask you about any of that stuff, right? This is about right now. >> So, what I want you going to take my time? I don't want you. >> Are you willing to perform this test, man? >> No, I'm not. >> You're not? >> No. >> All right. >> I don't comprehend the test. I don't comprehend to the test. >> Okay. Are you willing? You will perform the other test. >> Quick, real quick. I don't I want you to hear this. I don't submit >> 36 to the test. >> Okay. >> At this point, it's crystal clear. He's done with the test and the cops done waiting. >> You have no reason to test me. >> All right. So, you don't want to test anymore? >> You haven't asked listen. You haven't even asked for my ID. You haven't even admit the reason why I'm arrested. This the jury stop. You ain't going to stop me no longer. I'm either going to ask for your teeth and the visor or you going to walk away. >> Okay. So, you're done testing then? >> Yes, sir. All right. You're under arrest, bro. Do I >> I respect that on your back? Yes, sir. You ain't got No, you ain't got to touch me, lady. I respect the man touching me already. Ladies, take your hands off. >> Her hands are off you. >> She literally your hands. >> I'm not under the influence. I haven't been under the influence. You haven't tested me and you going to get sued for this. >> All right. All right. We're going over here. >> Yes, sir. I respect that. >> The red one right here. What you going to see? Trish the car. The red one. >> Right one. >> All right. >> Thank you, man. >> Don't step in yet. I want that. And we got this for you to check. Don't even take one. >> Yeah. All right. You sit down. >> Yes, sir. >> Go ahead and check the vehicle. Go ahead and tell me my rights. Since you haven't told me that yet. >> Yeah, I don't have to yet. >> Yes, you do. No, sir. >> Sit down in the back of my car. Sit down. No, you have the car. Sir, you have to tell me my rights. >> No. Get in the car. >> Sir, you have to tell me my right. >> I'm not trying to sit down. Sir, you have to tell me my right. Sir, you have to tell me my rights. >> Sir, you have to tell me my rights. Sir, you must tell me my rights. What >> I'm getting to that, but I don't have to yet. >> Yes, you do. What I'm equivalent to, what I am expected to, you have to tell me my rights. >> I think that's probably weed or something. >> Yeah. >> So, no, I had to I had to do 70 to catch him. >> The entire time he's swerving in the middle of the road. >> Yeah. So, we saw him flying down South Central and I had to catch him and then when he came out of the parking lot, I left the second he passed me. All right. He wants to see past me. >> All right. >> Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. >> He's got open containers and stuff in the car. >> Yeah. He's nervous. >> I thought he was going to fight us for sure. >> For sure. Going to fight us over there. That's why I called for another right away. And then I put him in the back of the squad and he almost didn't get in. I had to shove him in there. >> I think it's like ash. >> It's something weird. >> Hey, [ __ ] >> I came out of the parking lot. >> Give me a second. Meanwhile, officers start going through the car and the alcohol is confiscated. >> Anything else? There's another can over there. Grab >> something else. >> Oh, yeah. Look at this like big cookie right here. Okay. We thought we were on to something. >> Yeah, I thought that looked weird. >> Yeah, I was like it looked like it could be, but I don't think >> Matt from a parking lot. I came out >> came out of the store. I saw you. That's like the least interesting part of the story. The funny part is I've been driving this whole time, so you going to get sued. >> All right. Yeah, man. You can do whatever you want. All right. Under Wisconsin's applied consent law, I read this notice to you. >> Listen, I give no consent. You have no right to search. You have no right to pull me over. I didn't never come out of a parking lot. I came from Steven's Point. My GPS will show that. My point will show that. My phone will show that. I ain't drunk. You messed up. >> Man, he's got to read a formula. The word for >> No, I don't care. I don't care what the form is. I know my right. I didn't come from a parking lot. >> Yeah, but he's going to read it. >> No, no, Listen, listen. Take me to the station. I didn't come from a parking lot. >> He's got to read this. >> No, listen. I don't want the form. I didn't come from a parking lot. I know my rights. I know. No, listen. I don't you've either been arrested for and off involves driving or operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs or both or you are the operator of a vehicle that was involved in an accident caused the death of bodily harm to substantial body harm to a person or you are suspected of driving or being on to a personal after consuming an intoxicating beverage. The law enforcement agent now wants to test one or more samples of your blood, breath, or urine to determine the concentration of alcohol or drug in your system. >> The cop gives him a warning. One last shot to chill, but the man's over it and refuses to play along. >> Any test show alcohol in your system while driving, your operating privilege will be suspended. I want your number. If you refuse to take any test requests, your operating privilege will be revoked and you will be subject to other test results or the fact you refuse testing chemisted tests. I want your pass number and I want your teeth. >> I gave you right to search my charge at your expense and I want your however will have to be your badge number and I want your >> I want your badge number. >> If you have a commercial driver's license or a commercial motor vehicle other may result from positive test. In addition, your operating privileges will also be suspended if a detectable amount of a restricted control substance is in your blood. Will you submit to an evidentary chemical test your blood? >> No, I will not. >> You, sir, has no longer continued. >> 136 Marshall. >> He's transported to the hospital, but let's just say the ride there is anything but smooth. He's still doing the most in the back seat, making every step more difficult. Hey bro, when you start arresting this about a field test and a sobriety test or a blow test, that's some [ __ ] I'm going to get my car back. I'm going to get out of here and two out of the three of you going to be arrested for bad policing. It's goofy as you be a [ __ ] just like the rest of your police ass [ __ ] You got no reason to be arresting me. You be arresting me for no [ __ ] reason. I hope you know that. That's why you can't tow my car. No, what reason am I arrested for? >> You're arrested for OWI. >> For what? >> For operating while under the influence. >> What? What reason did you take under that to actually be able to put me under the influence and say, "Hey, this is the reason he under the influence." That what field test did y'all do? Nothing. Ah, my chat. Exactly. Y'all did nothing. Y'all didn't even do your job and y'all up. Y'all going to get shoot. >> Yeah, man. That's your right. >> That is my right. Cuz y'all ain't got no reason to be arrested me. Ain't got proof of an OWI. You ain't even got proof of me driving under the influence. Y'all got nothing. >> All right. Well, actually, uh, breathalyzers are not admissible in court. For right of under investigation and right of under police investigation, you have to have a right to pull over a and I can say that in the English version. You have to have a right of law in which you find a guilty of committing a crime in which you pulled them over. What crime did you find me guilty of committing? >> I saw you speeding and you admitted to it so >> which when was your last time your speedometer was actually put under credentials and actually put under fender roll? I tested it this morning. >> This morning? Perfect. Me and you gonna have fun in court. But at the end of the day, I promise you this much. I'm not going to lose. I'm gonna get out. I'm gonna pay the fine. You're gonna go to court. I ain't going to be there and you f to lose. I'm just letting you know that now. As long as respect is neutral. I don't care if I'm under arrest. Ain't the first time, ain't the last time. But I can promise you this. I ain't drunk. Ain't nothing new. You going to put me in jail, I'm going to get out the next day. Me and you both wasting our time. >> All right. Well, I'm I'm going to tell you right now, my my objective is not to have you go to jail, right? Your objective, sir. >> Yeah. My >> No, no. Listen, listen, listen. >> Your objective was to arrest me. >> You got that done. >> I arrested you. If I can release you to a responsible party tonight, you don't have to go to jail. >> You going to release me. I'm going to get my car. I'm going to drive home. >> No, you're not driving tonight. All right. No. No. That's it. No. Now you're not getting released to a responsible party. Now you're going to jail tonight, dude. >> No, I'm not. See, you can make what decision you want, but you can't decide the law. The law states you didn't do a sobriety test. You didn't do a field test. You broke the law. You is going to be charged. You is going to jail. I'm not the going to jail on this. I ain't have one drink tonight. Yeah, that's where you know youed up. When they do the sobriety test and they gonna find out. You hoping they put me in jail and don't do any test at all. I've been through this more than once. You don't even realize I've already been unbuckled this whole time. If I wanted to escape, I would have jumped out already. >> Uh, you went to it because they can't get out. >> It's a 15 moving mph vehicle. >> All right. But guess what? The doors door's locked. >> Get out and let me out. >> I'm not letting you out. You're not getting out. Need to tell you. I could have got out if I wanted to. Legitimately, you ain't that that guy, truthfully. >> We're just waiting for an offer to show up and he would chill out here with you while I go inside and do everything I need to do. >> Oh, yeah. All that paperwork cuz it's crazy. No, >> it's not that bad. >> No, it ain't because you ain't got nothing. That's my point. And you did all that work for nothing cuz I ain't doing legitimately. I'm not going to tell you. Like, at the end of the day, I respect you and the job you're doing, but you didn't do I could have been out of these handcuffs. I choose to respect you in the job you're doing if I wanted to open the door. I did my job respectfully my procedure. No, it's not. Your procedure is to prove soiety, prove reasonable doubt, and you didn't do either of those two things. So, you will be sued. You can stop talking to me and go back to your seat and get your chief here. That's what I asked for earlier, stupid. I asked for your chief. That's what I want. Either way, two of us getting out of here tonight and one of us ain't going to be you cuz you still going to have to work. When was the last time your gun was registered? Tell me when your gun was registered. >> Hey, bro. Hey, what was your name, man? >> [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] what my name is. When was the last time his gun was registered? >> What the what? >> I don't give a [ __ ] what my name is. When was the last time his gun was registered? If you can't if you can't answer, sir, you going to shut the up and get your boss. Cuz ain't none of you talking to me outside of your boss. Go get your boss. You No, you ain't talking to me. You going to go get your boss? >> You're not getting the boss >> cuz I have a right to speak to your boss. >> You don't actually. >> Actually, I do. I'm not willing to give you my name. You're going to get your boss. All right, I'm cool with that. And what you going to do when these are too when these are too tight in my hands? Cuz I could have opened these doors a minute ago. I chose not to cuz I respect you as an individual and what you're trying to do. I will be out by tomorrow, >> okay? >> And I'm going to smile, >> okay? >> And I will be suing your ass. We going to have fun with this, okay? >> Okay. >> I love you, >> I respect you, >> okay? >> And I I literally respect the job you're doing. You just doing this to the wrong [ __ ] >> I ain't never bothered nobody. I ain't never gone on my way to rob nobody. I will sue you. It will be the state of Mario versus I like you. Tonight just wasn't the night to pull over. Okay, >> I hear you. >> I could have opened this door 10 minutes ago. I chose not to because I don't want you killing a [ __ ] You seem way too nice of a guy that needed to be killing a You could barely do your job. You couldn't even stop a [ __ ] from speeding like goofy [ __ ] Bro, guess what? Watch this. My hands are on the handlebar right now. My sadness might be shown, but it don't matter. >> Inside the hospital, he starts acting up again. And this time, things get physical before anyone can stop it. >> All right. I'm Kevin. I'm the supervisor. >> Shut up. >> Hey, I'm the supervisor. >> Shut up. >> They said you wanted supervisor. >> Shut up. You should have been there on the site. >> Handcuffs off. >> We're going down. >> No, we're going down to handcuffs off. >> Nope. They're staying on, man. >> No, I haven't been delivered or >> Hey, you want to grab your paperwork? >> You got no paperwork. You didn't even finish it off. You didn't even do half of your job. >> Hey, I'm the supervisor. Talk. >> Hey, you. >> All right. >> Be quiet. You had your chance to show up. You didn't show up on You be quiet, too, until we get fingerprints on the handcuffs. Damn. Sick of talking. >> You got one option. You're going to go to jail for that or you >> I'm already going to jail. It don't matter. You either going to do this field sobriety test or you going to do your job. Which one is it? >> What are you talking about? >> You didn't do a field sobriety test at all. >> You used them? >> No, I didn't. They didn't even offer it. You arrested me before that >> cuz I didn't refuse a field. No. Get your hands off me now. Add a resistance charge on right now. >> I'm not adding no resistance charges. I'm not I'm not refusing nothing. What we're telling you for your hands, >> you ain't doing all right. >> You ain't locking nobody up. >> Put him on the ground right now. >> Back off. Okay. Okay. >> Yeah. You got your shut the up. >> Each one of you [ __ ] by law. Each one of you [ __ ] by accident. Each one of you when I get out tomorrow will be sued by the next week. Each one of you when I get these handcuffs off me will be sued. You will each give me your badge number. You will each give me your badge name. >> 1 2 3. >> You know why it's heavy? Cuz you know you doing wrong. You ain't do no law tonight. You ain't do no justice for nobody. You broke the law. You Jimmy ra it and you know it. Now you might as well go [ __ ] drop. Just [ __ ] drop. You act without your head. >> One, two, three. >> You want to turn your head? >> No. I want to know the reason for my stop. >> All right. This is a sign warranted by Judge >> Jere. Okay. >> I'm genuinely sad that you are back. Hey, the second taken off his bulletproof vest. Just lucky I'm in a good mood and didn't feel like shooting the couch tonight. You pulling over n don't even be bothering nobody. I'm going to get comfortable if you don't give a [ __ ] cuz you took my pillow and you took my goddamn blanket. >> All right. Well, you're laying on your blanket. >> No, I'm not cuz I know what the homeless law is. I'm not laying on my blanket technically. No, am I? So, don't be saying stupid ass. >> When it's time for the blood draw, his shit's completely gone. He's yelling, fighting it, refusing to cooperate. And it takes more than a few people to get it done. >> I know the damn law. You need to tell me where the I'm in holding for. Okay. You're under arrest for drunk driving. >> I'm not though because you haven't done a field test. You also haven't done a sobriety test. So, you can't prove that. >> And then you're also under arrest for resisting or >> I can't be resisting if I'm never leaving the vehicle or existing. >> Hi. >> Shut up. Respectfully, I don't give you any permission to give blood work. If you touch me for giving me permission, we have a warrant for your for your >> You hold this so I can get a drink. >> All of you. I don't care how many of you hold him down. >> You illegally doing this, but I gave you no permission. >> A judge gave us permission to do it. >> No, I don't. >> I'm not angry about I'm not trying to be aggressive about I just need to take that needle out, right? >> And cover it out, right? >> Yeah. Get the off. >> You guys have a wheelchair like in the vicinity. >> Right. You've been arrested for OWI, right? Not very long under the influence. >> Cover the >> August 13th, 25. You have a court date. >> That's all I care about. You got a bandage. >> Open. >> I don't care. I'm going to pay the fine. Cover the [ __ ] wound. >> The wound is covered. But do you understand that your operating privilege is being revoked? >> No, it's not covered. >> I want it wrapped. >> Get your hands off my handcuffs. Lift me by the bed. You have the right to lift me by the bed. You do not have to lift me by the cuffs. >> Yep. We're going to put you in a wheelchair so you don't >> No, I don't give a [ __ ] about the wheelchair. Lift me by the bed. You do not have to put me in the cuffs anymore. He has intentionally went out of his way to make this uncomfortable when I have been cooperating. >> Can you sit in the wheelchair? >> I can sit the [ __ ] up. Watch this. Get your hands. No. Get your hands off me. I can sit. No. Get your hands off the strap. If I was going to run, I would have already ran. I can't run. Watch this. >> My legs can't do sit down. >> You got to let go so I can run. Sit down. Just let go. I'm not going nowhere. >> I can't go nowhere. You already arrested me. You got to move so I can move. >> Move so I can move. I don't. No. I'm only asking him to move so I can move. I'm not asking him to let go. I'm not asking him to do nothing. Boy want to act like he doing something special. No, you ain't. You ain't stopping no criminal. You ain't stopping no drug dealer. You just stopping a regular guy getting home after seeing his daughter. Officer, do you understand anything you do is against my will and against my right? >> Put your feet up for every week. >> No. Officer, do you understand anything you do is against my will and against my rights? Yes or no? >> Put your feet. >> Do you or do you not understand? Yes or no? >> I understand. >> Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. Thank you. That's all I needed to hear. That you understand everything you've done up to this point has been against my will and against my rights. Yes, sir or no, sir. That's all I need. Yes, sir or no, sir. >> I hear you. >> Yes, sir or no, sir. >> Officer. >> Hey, put your feet up. >> No. Officer. Yes, sir or no, sir. >> I'm asking you. Yes, sir or no, sir. >> Do you understand? >> I should probably get over there pretty soon. >> Everything you've done have been against my rights to this point. Yes, sir or no, sir. That's all I'm asking you. Get your hands off me. Yes, sir or no, sir. >> Everything you've done has been against my rights to this point. >> Yes, sir or no, sir. >> Don't be like sir or no, sir. Yes sir or no sir. Yes sir or no sir. >> Yes sir. >> Pick him up again sir. >> No. Yes sir or no sir. >> Watch your shoulders. >> Ready. >> You know it surprisingly takes four of you. >> I'm not even that heavy. Y'all put that [ __ ] Get your hands off. I'm literally in handcuffs. I can't do [ __ ] Get your hands off. Don't you understand what handcuffs are? Been in them six times, bro. >> Hey, how many does it take to carry one national takes four to carry one? >> I ain't sweating. All y'all sweaty. I've been sitting in the same vehicle since got more than you got. Got more money than you got. [ __ ] real quick. mobile. I'm going to sleep that right now. I always get on the car. >> Make sure to legally register everything. Make sure to truly state the report as an officer and why you pulled the name over. >> Okay. Definitely will. >> Did you make sure to do all those things? >> All right. We're getting in the car. >> No. Disrespectfully, no. No. No. Hey. Hey. Hey. Respectfully say, [ __ ] stand up. Just respectfully say it. >> I can't say that. >> Respectfully say it. >> Respectfully stand up. Respectfully say stand up. Just help me up. >> Respectfully stand up. Ready? 1 2 3. >> We'll let you have some respect here. >> Respect man to stand up. See how easy it was? No. Genuinely see how easy it was. >> Thank you. >> You guys make it harder for yourselves cuz you want to have power when there's no power in the rest of genuinely. You get no power out of this. No. Cuz you ain't going to get nothing accomplished by buckling me in either. I will be free by tomorrow. Like you could ask permission, but you rather do it the hard way than just say please. That's honestly sickening. >> You ain't going to get nothing out of that. >> He like wrapped his hooked my leg. >> Yeah, he like wrapped his leg around his leg and I built it in my back. I started I started like >> you ain't found [ __ ] on your back. Don't be a I ain't even Hey, I ain't even locked my legs around you. I'm a grappler of >> brilliant of of what? >> If I wanted you locked up, >> I lock you up. I chose to turn myself in. Don't talk no [ __ ] about nothing. That's what's funny about your car. Ain't no drugs in my car. Ain't no [ __ ] My will be up by tomorrow. >> Yeah. Give me a.1. [ __ ] Bow me, [ __ ] [ __ ] blow me. I won't be on [ __ ] Your ass stupid. Come give me a bull. That come give me the fuel soy test that stop talking [ __ ] back there and do your job. Stupid rap or something. You hoping I blow something. Your stupid don't want me to blow sober. You hoping I don't get caught by the cops. It's Mother's Day Sunday. I will be free by Sunday. I will be letting my girl go to dinner. And I will be paying for fine dinner Sunday. >> I don't give a how many times you put me in handcuffs. >> 36 and grab this door for me. >> N [ __ ] your door. You will put get the same outcome no matter what they do. I get free. Y'all pay the child support. 31, 439, and 448. >> [ __ ] your 448 cuz there ain't no robbery happen. [ __ ] your 449 cuz there ain't no armed robbery happen. [ __ ] your 431 cuz there ain't no suspected robbery happen. >> 36, can you get this garage door, please? >> No. [ __ ] your 3636. Don't want to get your garage door [ __ ] You going to get sued. I want your badge number after this and I want your ruling chief. I respect the fact that you arrested me without a sobriety test, but you have no proof and I will get the numbers. All right. I hate to be that guy, but [ __ ] did cut off my circulation a minute ago, so I'm not going to be putting so much pressure on it. >> Officer, bro, if you could just unlock me, I'm tired. I'm ready to go to bed, dude. I haven't slept yet tonight. Asking for the keys for his [ __ ] handcuffs. This be hurting mostly cuz it's cutting off circulation. Get off me. >> Oh, just trying to get you out of the car, man. >> I personally don't care at this point. Just close the door, bro. >> Well, let's get you out of the car. and get you a place to lay down. >> No, I personally don't care at this point. Everything's been uncomfortable. I'll sleep right here. >> That's not how it's going to work, bud. >> Don't even talk to me. >> Just got to get you out of the slot. >> Stop talking to me. Shut the actual up. >> Hands off. >> Trying to help you. >> Hands off. I've had enough. So, what began as a simple traffic stop spiraled into a night of refusals, resistance, and stack charges. 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