Right there. >> Okay, can I have your >> No, you ain't handing me your [ __ ] What do you do, boy? Tell me one more lie. Lie to me again. >> I need to >> Lie to me one more god You see it with your [ __ ] eyeballs, boy. >> Give it to me. >> A routine traffic stop suddenly turns into a felony arrest. How did a speeding ticket lead to this? >> Hey, sir. >> Howdy. >> I'm Officer Shurlock. Do you please provide me with your driver's license and registration? The reason for the 50 back there on >> What's that? >> Yeah, you got your driver's license, proof of insurance? Is this where you live? >> You going to block the road? >> Yeah, it's my >> My wife will be home in a minute. She >> Okay, you have your driver's license? >> Well, yeah, but you going to block the road and keep my wife out of the driveway? Is that like a reasonable thing for you to do? Blocking the road? >> Okay, sir. >> a reasonable thing for you to do to block the road? >> your driver's license? >> Do you see me with my [ __ ] driver's license? Do you not? No, it's a credit card. Well, you got [ __ ] eyes, so you can see yourself in the [ __ ] road, can't you? >> Calm down, sir. >> [ __ ] you stay the hell off my property. I do what the [ __ ] I want here, son. >> Free citizen >> I am. >> Free citizen one. Probably another one. Okay, can I have >> like a [ __ ] thing of mine, boy. >> Okay. >> What the [ __ ] you do? Take it from me then, boy, if you think about it. >> Sir, what is your problem? >> problem is you [ __ ] blocking the damn road. My wife's coming home. And what the [ __ ] are you doing, sitting there standing in my driveway? >> Sir, this could be all being recorded. >> ahead. Good. Yeah, you [ __ ] right it could be. Here's my [ __ ] driver's license. You ready for me to hand it to you? [ __ ] you. You ain't handing me your Boy. >> Sir, what is your problem? >> What the [ __ ] is your problem, sitting in my driveway? Keep asking me the same dumb question. [ __ ] around and I'll keep asking you the same dumb question. Which one do you want to answer first? >> Yeah. >> You. Right here. >> Okay, you have your insurance? >> Yeah, sure do. You want to see it? >> Yes, sir. >> Oh, well, how the hell do I know what you're [ __ ] asking? Question is relevant then, you dumb [ __ ] Ah. >> Right there. >> Okay, can I see your >> No, you ain't handling anything. Tell me one more lie. Follow me again. >> I need a >> Follow me one more you see it with your eyeballs, boy. >> Give it to me. >> What do you know? What do you know? What do you say? You ain't handing you [ __ ] I have to present it according to state law. Present. That's it. You want to look? Look. You don't [ __ ] off. >> Sir, I need a >> Right here. >> I need a >> Figure it the [ __ ] out, you bald-headed little Figure it the [ __ ] out. >> Okay, just calm down, sir. >> [ __ ] calm down. Get the [ __ ] out of here. You either do your god job I presented it as you [ __ ] requested. Do you [ __ ] want it or do you not, boy? >> Can you hand it to me? >> No. Don't you say I was going to hand it to you the first time. >> Okay, sir. >> No, I didn't. >> All right. >> Well, then what the [ __ ] is wrong with your [ __ ] head, boy? When I said no the first time you must [ __ ] a lot of [ __ ] women, boy, cuz you don't know what the [ __ ] no means. You're your boy. >> What's the driver's license? >> Shut the [ __ ] up. I don't answer [ __ ] questions. You want to look at it? Look at it. You don't [ __ ] off. >> So, you're not >> Figure it the [ __ ] out, [ __ ] >> You're not going to give me your driver's >> I will do whatever the [ __ ] I'm required by the law to do. You want to look at it? [ __ ] I will my property. You step the [ __ ] back. The [ __ ] come out of you. >> What is your problem? >> Mother You want it or not? >> I do. >> Then shut the [ __ ] up and look. You keep [ __ ] running your [ __ ] mouth, you [ __ ] little sawed-off [ __ ] God He stand in pieces of pigs like you. Mother you driving blocking the driveway. You're too [ __ ] stupid to get your piece of [ __ ] out of the road and you walk up here and you tell me you have to see my body in your hand? >> All right, sir. Stay right there. This guy's being real erratic and he didn't [clears throat] show me his ID he wouldn't give it to me. He's just going to be a problem whenever I give him a ticket. You just stand by. He might not even sign it. Well, if he doesn't then change your plan. Are you okay, man? What's wrong? You look a little bit in pain. You good? >> No, I'm always in pain. >> What's going on? >> I'm in pain. >> You're in pain? What do you mean? >> What's going on? >> Oh, you said that you weren't in pain just then. >> I just said I was in pain. I'm always in pain. What do you want? >> I'm curious what the pain is. Maybe I can get you an EMS over here. >> No, I don't need an EMS. I don't answer questions down at the attorney prison for law enforcement. So, you got anything that's relevant or are you just coming over here to make small talk and casual conversation? >> No. >> Okay, well don't. Get off my property. >> You know what? Please stay back. >> ask you a question boy? Did I ask you a question or did I tell you something boy? Off the property. You're not welcome here. That means >> You passed the easement. >> Right out there. That way. That way. >> Come on over there. >> Hey, what are you touching me for? >> Go over there. >> Hey, no. [ __ ] you. >> You're not going to >> [ __ ] you is what I said, boy. Did you not hear me the first time I talked to you? You got no reason to put your hands on me at all. I have not approached you. I walked to me yourself. If you don't like it that's your problem. I'll be up my body cams on, son. Cuz it might or might not save your with your qualified immunity, any of that Now, you got a ticket or you got a not a ticket? >> Yes, sir. >> Great. Let's see it. >> All right, give me one second. You all right? >> Yeah, I'm good. He's fine. What's he going to do? Jump up and get mad? The only one getting mad here is you. Buddy, you're on my property. I told you to get the [ __ ] off of it. So, what the [ __ ] do you think I should be? Huh? Which one do you think I ought to be? Back me up, my Back me up. >> go on calls. >> Back me up, boy. For what? For what? For what? Aggressive [ __ ] you're on my property. I told you to leave. I'll be as aggressive as I Well, please, son. You're on my property, not yours. If this is your property, guess what? You kick me right the [ __ ] off, too. So, what the [ __ ] is your problem? That little tin star and your gun don't make you a big boy, big boy. >> Can I get a contact number? >> No. Why do you [ __ ] call me? >> Okay. Are you employed? >> Go [ __ ] yourself. >> Is that company or anything? >> That's that's that's uh that's a capital F yourself. >> Okay. >> Capital F. In case you can't spell either. I know you're dumb barely got an education at police force. How old are >> All right, sir. So, today you're going to receive a citation for speeding going 50 in a 40. I was just checked on my radar where we were moving. Uh the court date is 5 7 2 2024 at by 1 p.m. Here's all the court information to include the address, the phone number, and the website. I just need you to sign right here where the X is. This is not an admission of guilt. This is just a promise to appear. Go 37 off. Good. It's clear. >> Now get the [ __ ] off my property, you little piece of >> 10-4. >> All right, come here for a second. What the [ __ ] are you doing, boy? >> We got a warrant. >> What warrant? >> Come here. Put your hands behind your Hey. >> Hey. >> They're all watching the dog. They're all elderly. They're guard dogs. Uh tell your mom. Okay? >> Yeah. >> Uh what's the warrant for, fellas? >> Come this way. >> What's the warrant for, fellas? What warrant, fellas? What warrant? Now you will tell me right now. >> Get up. >> What's the warrant for, fellas? >> Come on. >> What's the warrant for, fellas? What's the warrant for, fellas? Hey, what's that warrant for? I wonder how many times they're going to hear me ask on the body camera when this gets going [ __ ] court. I wonder. Anybody? Anybody? >> Come on over here. >> What's the warrant for, fellas? >> It's for traffic. You're also in custody for evading. >> I'm sorry, what? >> For evading. >> Evading what? >> Me. >> I'm not evading you, you dumb piece of Arrest me for what? What are you saying? What the [ __ ] the warrant's for, you piece of >> Search the patrol vehicle. >> you You got me >> Search the patrol vehicle. >> I'm working on it, you little piece of [ __ ] What your mama not raise you with any [ __ ] manners, or are you just as dumb as your dumb daddy was? >> The body cam footage you just witnessed shows exactly how not to handle a routine traffic stop. The suspect completely misunderstood the law, assuming that parking in his driveway granted him a shield against police. Escaping to private property does not invalidate a lawful stop initiated on public roads, and extreme hostility only guarantees further police scrutiny and a much longer encounter. What makes this encounter truly ironic is that the driver's explosive temper drew unnecessary attention to his already compromised background. By refusing to hand over his license and constantly berating the responding officers, he trapped himself. The officers maintained composure while dispatch uncovered an active warrant for evading arrest, instantly upgrading the situation to a custodial arrest. Ultimately, this incident is a harsh reminder that you cannot argue your way out of handcuffs on the side of the road. Fighting with officers, resisting lawful orders, and demanding they leave your property while you are actively under investigation will only lead to a jail cell. If you believe your rights are being violated, the courtroom is the only place to fight that battle, not your front yard.