Get back there. >> Name it, bells and all. >> Get back there. Get back there. >> Why do you keep touching my car? >> I didn't want to deal with >> I don't need to touch and push me in my arm. >> You used to you cuz you pushed me in my >> I'm going to jail now. >> Bro, I'm not >> What started as a routine stop for rolling through a stop sign quickly became something much bigger. Within minutes, the conversation stopped being about the traffic violation and turned into a confrontation over one simple question. >> You got a back window for me or yeah? >> What's going on, man? You ran a stop >> Man, you just took that. >> No, I'm in a rush >> You got a driver's license and insurance in the vehicle? Any firearms in the vehicle? I'm going to read you your rights when you say uh you got firearms in here? Okay, let me get your ID then. You got insurance in the vehicle? I smell weed in the car. I smell some weed, man. You mind if I take a look? Okay, don't don't start reaching for stuff cuz I don't know if there's a weapon in there. Just step out of the car. >> So, yeah, go ahead. >> You know why we pulled you over, right? Yeah, that's why I'm asking. I'm asking do you know why do you know why we pulled you over? Okay, cool. Can you lift up your shirt make sure you have no weapons? Why are you getting upset for? I understand why you're getting upset for. Hey, my man, talk to me. >> I'm talking to you. >> Okay, why are you mad for? I'm just trying to figure you out. I'm being extra? You're just mad cuz I pulled you over, right? You went around someone and you didn't stop. That's what you're supposed to stop. What does that have to do with anything? That's what you're supposed to stop. >> By this point, officers weren't arguing about the stop sign anymore. Every routine instruction was being challenged and a simple roadside investigation was slowly turning into a debate over authority instead of compliance. >> Sir, step over here, man. Step on this side. I'm talking to you now. >> tell me to move, I will move. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Don't pull my arm. I got shot in this arm. Do not >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Don't pull my arm, bro. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Don't pull my arm. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Bro, I just told you I got [ __ ] shot in this arm. >> I'm not doing anything but putting handcuffs on you. >> arm, bro. That [ __ ] hurt. Don't pull my arm like that. Don't pull my arm like that. >> Now listen to me. >> Bro, what the hell? >> Let's go. Get up, man. >> Bro, don't pull my arm. I just told you I got shot in that arm. >> Get up for me. >> Bro, you're not listening. I can't bend my arm how you want me to. I have to stay like this, bro. >> Okay, you can stay like that. Okay. >> Yeah. >> You're being recorded on body cam, okay? >> That's fine. I just told you you [ __ ] pulled my arm and I got shot in this arm not too long ago. >> Okay. So, how are you going to get up then? Can I help you up? >> If you want me to get up, I can get up, but don't grab my left arm. That's what I'm telling you. >> grab your arm. >> You just was grabbing my arm. >> to put your hand in the handcuffs. >> You Well, how do you How do you put hands You got to grab somebody's arm, right? >> Correct. >> Right. So, stop lying. You grabbed my arm. >> not lying. >> You just said I didn't grab your arm. >> I didn't say it. I said I grabbed your arm and put my your hand in the handcuffs. >> you said I didn't grab your arm. >> I don't care, man. Everything's on body cam. I ain't nothing to >> care. All right. So, stop talking to me. Don't grab my arm, you little gang. >> The driver repeatedly explained that he had recently been shot in the arm and couldn't move it normally. Officers, meanwhile, were focused on safely securing him, leaving both sides convinced the other wasn't listening. >> Don't touch my arm. I got [ __ ] shot in my arm. >> Well, then relax. >> I keep telling you stop grabbing my arm. >> Well, then relax. Calm down right now. >> Cuz he keep grabbing my arm. Have you been shot? >> Yes, I have. >> Right. So, that [ __ ] hurt. >> Well, relax. >> I got places in my arm. Stop grabbing my arm. I keep telling you that. >> Stay right there, man. >> Cuz he grabbed my arm. >> If you calm down >> Cuz he grabbed my arm. You're not listening. I was calm. I told him to stop grabbing my arm. >> Calm down. >> No, what the >> Let's calm down. You calm >> we calm down. Look at that. You're walking away from me. You're in cuffs, man. I don't want you running in the street and get hit by a car, okay? >> Nobody's going to [ __ ] go nowhere. I just told you I'm trying to get back to her. Will you stop talking to me? You just need to Stop talking to me. >> I'm going to take these cuffs off. >> Stop [ __ ] grabbing my arm. I keep telling you that. >> I'm taking these cuffs off, okay? >> slap your ass if >> Excuse me? You're going to do what now? >> to slap your ass if you grab my arm again. >> Okay. Let's see you do that and see what happens to you. >> Grab my arm again, I'm going to slap you. >> I'm taking these cuffs off. Hold on, you're getting tickets, man. >> I don't care. >> You're getting tickets. So, stay in your car. You can stay in your car now. >> stop talking to me? I just [ __ ] told you. >> No, I'm not. I'm a police officer from Chicago. You're under arrest, boy, okay? You're getting in your car. >> I'm not getting in my car. I don't got to get in my car. >> Okay, then don't get in your car. I'm telling you now, you're getting tickets. You're getting tickets. >> I don't care. So, you're going to go right on the car. >> Get Get back there. Get back there. >> Name it, badge. >> Get back there. Get back there. >> Why Why do you keep touching me? >> I didn't touch you. You're going to >> I don't need you touching me and pushing me in my arm. I'm not You cuz you pushed me in my arm. >> You're going to jail now. >> Bro, I'm not going to jail. All right, let me put this down. >> You're going to jail now. >> Okay, let me put this down. >> I didn't punch you in the >> me in the chest. You're going to jail. >> I'm not struggling. I just said okay. >> I got you. >> You're pulling my arm. I just You told me I got shot in my arm. Am I trying to [ __ ] resist anything? >> You punched me in the chest. He just punched me, okay? >> So, you tell him to let my arm go. I'm going to prison. Say you're trying to finish the wrong way. I keep saying I got shot in my arm. >> If you do something, you do something. >> I told you I was going to put my [ __ ] behind my back. >> It's cool, right? Look at that. It's cool, right? >> Where's my phone? >> You're going to jail. >> I don't care. Where's my phone? I need cuffs. Somebody tell me >> No, you're going to jail. >> Dude, I could be going to jail cuz we get my phone so I can call somebody. >> No, you're not calling anyone right now. You're in custody now. >> Even after being placed in custody, the argument never really ended. The focus shifted from the arrest itself to the vehicle, phone calls, and what would happen next. But neither side seemed willing to let the confrontation go. >> You're calling us? >> Oh, yeah. I just wanted to let you know that we coded out the DUI driver I put in custody. Don't worry about it. >> Hi, sweetheart. I'm on my way. What's going on with him and with one from my traffic stop? >> Can I help you? >> That's my brother. >> Okay, he's going to jail. He can call you from the station, okay? >> What are you going to jail for? >> Morgan Park. He'll call you. >> You got any other shirt underneath the the black shirt? Just the same top? Take out your belt for me. Take out your shoes and take out all your shoelaces. Just take them out from the unlacing. All right. So, you've been arrested before? >> Yes. >> For? You got those? I said, what you've been arrested for? >> I did something of the kind. The driver was suspended right now. >> Is your license suspended right now? >> I haven't ran it, that's why. >> It wasn't? All right, cool. >> What began as a stop sign violation ended with a security officer being booked after the roadside encounter spiraled into an arrest. Looking back, the original traffic offense became the least important part of the story. The body camera instead captured how quickly a routine stop can unravel when communication gives way to confrontation.