At 2:00 a.m. on July 9th, 2024, a female officer pulled over an 18-year-old driver for an improper turn and an unreadable license plate. But when asked if he'd been drinking, the teen blurted out the truth, admitting to having two drinks. Realizing his mistake seconds later, he tried to change his story, claiming he only meant water. By the time [music] backup arrived, his excuses completely fell apart. coming from my [ __ ] cousin's house. >> Why are you talking to me like that, man? >> You know she don't want to [ __ ] >> Are you willing to perform standardized field sobriety tests? >> No, I don't. >> Hi, Officer Kamishi. How are you? >> How you doing? >> Good. Can I see driver's license and insurance, please? >> I can grab it. >> Okay. >> If you want. >> Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. And insurance, please. You know why I'm stopping you? >> No. >> Two things. Will you make an improper turn? When you make a left turn, you have to go into the left lane, not the right lane. I had a car almost must hit me the other day because of that. Here, that's good. And then the other thing is your plates unreadable. >> Oh, yeah. I firewashed them and they're getting old, but supposedly there's supposed to be some new plates coming in. >> I'm reading on that. I don't know. Usually I have the temporary surger. >> Yeah. >> So I'm just waiting on that, you know, but otherwise I car wash it on the car wash and just >> Okay. Uh, next question. How much have you had to drink? >> Two drinks. Okay. Give me a minute. All right. I need you to step out. You admit drinking. I just need to put you through a couple of things. Drinking is a weapon. >> You admitted drinking. >> It's a weapon. I could have said anything. >> Okay, well that's fine. I still need you to get out of the vehicle because there's a strong odor of alcoholic beverage and you're under 21. >> You have no right to open my phone. >> I do. I have every right to get you out of the vehicle if necessary. So, please step out of the vehicle. Don't make this hard. >> You don't have a right. I haven't done anything to you and my husband >> you have been drinking and you I can tell that you have been drinking alcohol. Okay, >> you have a strong odor of alcohol or beverage coming from you. >> That doesn't mean I was drinking it. >> Then prove me wrong. >> I don't have to. Actually, you got my information. I'm literally down the street. >> I need you to exit the vehicle, otherwise we will make you exit the vehicle. >> That's really unnecessary. >> It is not unnecessary. I am telling you that you have to exit the vehicle if requested by a law enforcement officer. >> That's not true. >> It is very true. >> It's not. >> All right. Are you not going to do it then? >> I don't see the reason why I have to. I already told you several times the reason why. >> Okay, you need to step out of the vehicle. >> Cuz I haven't done anything, dude. >> Hey, look, man. Man, let me just talk to you out here. All right, >> I don't want to talk to her cuz I look hold up. Give me a sec. Can I talk? Look, >> all respect, dude. Look, >> I have history with her and I do not want to talk to her. Like, I just get her out of my face. I don't want any problems. You know, my house is right there, dude. >> I got you, man. Can you come and talk outside with me real quick? >> I can talk to you right here, man. I'm not going to do that, man, cuz I'm smarter than that, dude. I'm not going to fall for that [ __ ] bro. >> But here's the thing, man. I tell you, by law, you have to get out. >> Right. But I have no reason to tell you, man. By law, you have to get out. >> But I haven't done anything, man. >> Bro, I'm trying to, man. So, >> for what? So, you can put me in cuffs? Just Dude, I'm not stupid. >> No, exactly. Look, obviously, we can put you in cuffs for obstructing. You don't want to do that. >> What obstruct? And I was just turning you right into >> Get out of the vehicle. That's obstructing. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> I'm not because I'm saying that what you guys are doing is unnecessary. >> It is not unnecessary. >> It is because I haven't done anything to y'all. >> We can instruct people to get out and get inside. Get out of the car whenever we >> Right. But there's no reason. This is not reasonable though. >> It is. >> It's very not. >> So, this is your last chance. Okay. You need to step out of the vehicle. Otherwise, we will make you step out of the vehicle. >> I don't want to talk to her, though. >> Hey, look, man. With all due respect, I would talk to you and not her. >> Okay, man. I can't get you. So, can you come out so I can talk to you back here, man? >> Can you please step away from my car if I'm going to listen to him? Turn off my [ __ ] car now. >> All right. Come over here, J. >> All right, man. So, here's the thing, man. Okay. >> Get No. No. >> All right. Well, then 55. >> Get away. [ __ ] >> All right. >> So, where are you coming from tonight, man? Coming from my [ __ ] cousin's house. >> Why are you talking to me like that, man? Because this is Dude, I'm literally coming from my cousin's house, not even like a block away, and I get stopped for trying to make a right, dude. Like, it's so stupid. >> Okay. And here's the thing, man. All right. Have you been drinking tonight? >> No, man. >> At all? >> No. >> Why would I lie about that? It's >> I got to ask, man, because your eyes look pretty glossy. I'm being straight up with you. >> Yeah, I smoke, but that doesn't mean I drank. >> Can't be doing that either. >> Did you just smoke weed? That's it. >> That's it, man. >> Nothing else. >> Nothing else. >> All right. And how far away is your cousin's? She literally fought. Dude, I don't even have to say this. She know what she did. Listen, listen, listen, listen to, man. With all respect, she pulled up. >> She spin around the block. I went into my cousin's house. We chilled. I some PB&J. That's all. I came back out. She spin the block again. I got in my car. My dumb ass was like, "Why did I pull out? I should have wait till she left." But no, she decided to follow me when I left the when I left the apartments and that's all. So, she had seen me already. >> Okay, >> that's all. That's all I'm saying. She had seen me already and then she came the second time. Obviously, I don't I wasn't with her, so I don't know what she did. You get me? I'm just trying to understand where you're coming from, what you were doing. >> I'm literally coming from the road. I take a right and she stops me for whatever obstruction [ __ ] Like, bro, >> improper turn. >> Improper turn. I was like 500 ft away trying to make the turn and she stops me for that. Like, come on, man. Like, it's What time is it? It's like almost 2:00 and I'm like right here. She could have like >> I could have like She could have like gave me a free pass, got it home. Like, she seen my plates. Look, man. I power washed them the other day. They're messed up. Like I got the tampers. Like >> I couldn't read the place. That was the problem. So I couldn't run it to know who was in the car. >> Got this car. You see me in my black Nissan. Literally. I just got this car. My mom gave it to me. I don't know what's up. He's >> I haven't seen you in a while. I haven't seen you since >> Do you have a curfew still or no? >> Yeah, I do actually. But I was just heading back home trying to pick something up for my cousin. >> All right. Do Does your parents know you were cousin? >> Yes, my mom knows. >> So if I would call your mom, she would know. >> Go ahead, man. >> No. Well, I'm just asking, man, because I know you had a curfew. You get me? And I know you shouldn't be getting in trouble >> or police contact. Right. >> Right. So, I don't know why she stopped me if she knows it's >> Well, that that's not how it works, man. You know that, right? >> She knows I kicked her ass, so she knows not to stay near me. That's the thing. >> Well, that's not how it works, man. And you know you don't want to get in bigger problems because of that. You know that, right? She knows she don't want to [ __ ] with me. >> Are you willing to perform standardized field sobriety tests? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Well, put your hands behind your back cuz you're under arrest for zero tolerance. Zero tolerance DUI. >> All right, look man, >> I'm not getting a DUI. Actually, >> you are getting a zero tolerance at very minimum. >> JD, look. Okay, >> JD, don't do it. >> There's a strong odor of alcoholic beverage. You have glossy, bloodshot eyes. Don't talk to me. Don't talk to me. Listen. Can you let go and talk? >> No, because you're going under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. >> Put your hands behind your back. Listen to me. Do you want obstruction? >> No. You listen to me. >> Then listen to me. >> I'm listening to y'all. Can y'all listen to me? Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm listening to y'all. But can y'all listen to me first? Put your hands behind your back. >> Y'all listen to me. Put your hands behind your back, man. >> Y'all listen to me. >> Judge Listen to me for one. How do y'all listen? What is this? What is this? >> I'm not. >> You don't want to add more charges, dude. >> I'm not, dude. >> Okay. Put your hands behind your back. Can y'all What is this hypocritical [ __ ] >> Put your hands behind your back to me. But I have to listen to y'all because JD, >> we tried talking already and I'm a [ __ ] citizen. I was born right to y'all. >> JD, you don't want to add more charges. I'm not okay. >> If you don't listen, then we will take you to the ground and put the cuffs on you that way. >> How am I doing anything wrong? >> You are resisting. >> I'm literally trying to talk to y'all. I'm being nice. >> Stop resisting. >> Katie, you were already told that you're under arrest. So, put your hand in your bag, man. >> You don't want to add curtains. I'm not doing anything. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Here's the thing, man. All right. >> Hey, don't resist, JD. Don't resist. >> Oh, you've been resisting enough for charges, that's for sure. Can you stop checking on my Get [ __ ] home, bro. It's literally it. >> Okay, I get you, man. I get you. What it come to, bro? >> All that boy you were telling me at church how you love me and man, and how y'all [ __ ] like me and everything. Do you think I put you in this situation? >> You're done, man. You Hey, man. Look, I know this kid. I know what he's going through. It's tough for him. Y'all just let him go home. That's good. >> But that's not how it works, Tat Man. Oh, damn. >> You know, you know that's not how it works, >> dude. >> All right, I need you to spread your feet so I can search you. >> Yeah, search me already. I'm not spread your feet. All right, spread your feet, man. >> Stop kicking me. What the [ __ ] >> Stop [ __ ] kicking me. >> Well, you're not spreading your seat. Your your feet, man. >> What the [ __ ] >> Is there going to be anything illegal in the car? >> I don't know. Go figure it out. You're [ __ ] touching me already. Holy [ __ ] Go figure. >> Yeah, you might find some [ __ ] in there you won't like. Oh [ __ ] Start walking. >> You get >> I'm not going to [ __ ] move, man. I'm done. >> You don't have to move. I want to put the seat belt on. >> I don't need that [ __ ] Well, I have to put it on you. >> What's up? >> Happy to see me again. >> Oh, my partner. >> Jody faced heavy legal trouble, hitting DUI, an illegal turn, resisting arrest, plus triple cannabis violations, driver possession, drug paraphernalia, and underage possession. The arresting officer didn't pull any punches on this stop. Drop your thoughts in the comments below. What's your take on this? 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