Man, ain't no arrest. I got a pocket full of money. Arrest for having a seat belt. You don't even make any sense, man. Get your He thought he could mock the officers and refuse orders. Did this passenger's ego just turn a minor traffic warning into a severe criminal offense? Watch the full footage unfold. >> How are you? >> You just pulled a telephone. >> You weren't wearing a seat belt when you pass, man. >> Man, the patch is a seat. I don't care, >> man. Ask her what she want her license, insurance away from the window for me. >> License and insurance. And I need your license, too. >> Wow. 21. Can you throw me down at a traffic stop on Shell and I'll take another car? >> Yeah. Just toss me at a traffic stop at Shell 145 in Palaski. Give me another car. No rushing. >> I need your license, too, sir. No, I ain't no comment. >> You You weren't wearing your seat belt. >> Listen, man. Were you a kid or something, man? >> I don't care. >> Hey, call a charge or something. >> You're not. >> You're going to give me your license. You were going to go to jail. That simple. >> I'm going to give you license. >> I'm writing you a ticket. I need your ID, >> man. I don't give you [ __ ] >> Your license, too, man. >> Nothing wrong with you. >> So, you're going to give me your name? >> I'm not give you nothing. >> All right. Good. Do you have insurance? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Very good. >> Are you going to give me your license? >> No. I'm like, I'm not driving. Well, I'm going to give you my license >> cuz you're not wearing a seat belt. You don't need to be driving. >> Patches a seat, bro. >> Yes, sir. Are you going to give me your name? >> Who is it? Can you talk some stuff into him? Cuz he's about to go to jail. >> I need his ID. >> I need his license. >> Yes, I need your ID. >> You got a pocket full of money. Do what you need to do, punk. >> Are you going to give me your name? >> Because I got a pocket full of money. >> Hop on out. I'm going to get >> Yep. Ma'am, unlock the door. I need your name. I've asked you five times out. You're getting a ticket for no seat belt. I need your name seat. >> Yes. >> Dude, this is just a >> man. No ID. You going to snatch my turn, >> man. Ain't no arrest. I got a pocket full of money. Arrest for having a seat belt. You don't even make any sense, man. Get your away from the cop. >> Are you going to give me a sergeant or something? I'm not going to take you to get out. You got to get out, bro. What's up, bro? I try to be cordial and nice. >> Don't touch me, bro. Don't turn around. [ __ ] bro. Don't touch me, man. We try to be cool, bro. You didn't EVEN DO THAT. >> STOP RESISTING. Now you're under arrest. Stop resisting, BRO. >> I asked him for his name five times. He's not complaining. >> Relax, dude. >> Doing nothing, bro. >> Relax. >> Push me. >> We'll do it. We'll do it. We'll take you. >> STOP RESISTING, BRO. >> You're going to the ground. Stop going to the ground. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? >> I just got out the car and put your ass. >> No, man. We're not playing that game. Hey, my my cuffs are locked, bro. >> Stop. I'm hitting you around. >> I'm not doing that. I'm >> I'm going to step away a little bit. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. I'm not doing anything. I'm just telling my child, >> dude. This was a simple Hey, give me your ID. >> Simple. I understand what was going on. >> You put your hands on this officer. >> I didn't touch you. >> Hey, YOU SWEAR. I SWEAR I DIDN'T TOUCH YOU, BRO. We're done. >> We're done. >> I told you. I TOLD YOU. I DIDN'T TOUCH YOU. I TOLD YOU. I DIDN'T TOUCH YOU. I GOT IN THE CAR LIKE I got in the car like a man. That's why I got in the car. I'm a punk, right? You want to look YOU DON'T WANT TO GIVE APOLOGIZE. STOP. >> I apologize. >> Stop. You're right. I apologize. >> Shut and let me talk. Go ahead. I apologize. Okay. I've asked your name five times. Okay. Call me a You want to talk [ __ ] about it? >> You're right. Look, I got that. I apologize. Listen, I apologize. I was upset about some other [ __ ] It had nothing to do. My name is Stay right here. CL, man. I'm sorry. I apologize for your idea. >> I don't got no idea. You get my phone. I can show you my ID on my phone. >> Come on, man. >> I apologize, man. >> You slap my slap your hand. You know, I ain't I ain't doing that. What are you doing? >> I apologize, man. I was upset about some other [ __ ] I just dog chew my flow up, man. That's it. >> I ain't mean no harm. I was just pissed off about the seat belt thing. Man, you looked at each other in the eye and you just wanted >> Yeah, but we're not going to play who's got the bigger, right? You right. So, we get in the car, man. >> Take a seat real quick. Oh, [ __ ] Yeah, man. I apologize, man. I'm upset about the wrong [ __ ] Taking it all on you. >> I I'm You got man. I'm just upset about some goofy [ __ ] You know I ain't push up on you nothing. I just got out the car. I don't want to play that. >> I d you slap my hand. All right. It's not a big deal. >> No. No. I listen on some real [ __ ] I ain't slap you. I just said don't grab me. That's it. I ain't going to play with no police like that. My sister [ __ ] You right. You're right, man. I don't know what I just don't know. I'm just your last name. >> Hey, calm down, man. Mom is cool, man. I apologize. See y'all just got the whole start. You know what it was? Me and you just looked at each other. Ah, and I just figured you was just picking on me, bro. I ain't going to lie. We just looked at each other. That's our picking once. >> I told you I'm out here for seat belts and cell phones, right? It's in the state of Illinois out here for cell phones and seat belts. I >> I ain't just pick you out. >> No, you're right. You're right. I'm going to just be honest. >> I just felt like you picked on me like a kid and I was just trying to stand up. The minute you looked eye, that's all it was, bro. >> I was playing. That's all, bro. I shouldn't even play like that. >> Start over with your first name cuz now I get all upset. >> J, calm down. IT'S COOL. >> JUST THERE for a second. He wanted to be a man. That's why he wanted >> I didn't do nothing wrong or I DIDN'T DISRESPECT THAT OR I DIDN'T RESPECT NONE OF Y'ALL. >> RELAX. Talking about >> I came up here nothing but nice to you guys. >> Right. AND I WAS NICE TO YOU. >> YES, >> I WAS. YOU CANNOT HOLD WHAT HE DOING TO Y'ALL AGAINST ME. >> Let's continue with that. Okay. Talk to me. >> [ __ ] Right. So, >> wow. 21. I got your name and date of birth. >> Okay. Okay. Great. >> You couldn't WAIT TO SAY THAT. THAT'S WHY YOU CANDY. I love it. >> You have a valid license, ma'am? >> I can't even see it, friend. I don't even want to talk cuz this is just >> ma'am. Do you have a valid driver's license for the vehicle? Do you have it on you? >> Yes. >> Where? >> No. No. >> No. I don't have a I lost my ID. I mean, my license, the car. >> Do Do you have a Do you have a picture of it by any chance? >> Of my driver's actual driver license. It might be in my phone. >> Can you Can you check for me really quick? Did y'all run my name? >> Uh, no. I don't I don't think he ran I don't think he ran your name. I think he ran his name. >> He can run it. Just tell him just tell him run it. I promise. I got valid license and insurance and all that. So, >> good afternoon, gentlemen. >> Stop him. Stop him for a seat belt passenger. >> He's got suspended plays. >> That's unfortunate. >> Stop him. >> Walk on passenger side. It's already like the punk. You're not getting my [ __ ] Blah blah blah. Ask him probably over five times. >> US Supreme Court how that works. Locks the door. Oh, okay. >> So, I asked her, I was like, "Who is it to you?" She stays quiet. Uh, so I go around the passenger side. I was like, "Hey, name gun." He's like, "No." I was like, "All right, hop on out." Locks the door on us. We get it open. He steps out. >> We told him he's going to get arrested if he doesn't open. >> So, he's not identifying himself. So, we went to go put him in handcuffs, slap my hand. Minor resistant. >> Now, he's cool. >> Yeah. >> Oh, sweet. All right. >> So, I told him like we went hands on like he's going to take the ride, unfortunately. >> All right, let's go. >> All right. Let me uh talk about you. I'm like, I pull you over. Cool. Would you mind if I take him back and you just write out P ticket for suspended plates for her? >> I would probably prefer your name and I can take him back. >> Yeah, just uh if you're doing it, if you we're going state charge on, just do state on everything. >> Yeah, state tickets. Yeah. >> All right. She doesn't have a license on here. That's another ticket. >> Yeah, I got you. And listen. All right. >> Can I calm down real quick? >> I got you. Listen, man. All right. So, now you're in handcuffs. We did all that extra stuff. So, here's the thing. I got to take you back to the station. Right. Right. Because we can't be doing all that extra stuff. Me going hands on. I'll let you out. >> Listen, listen. Listen. So, at most, you're gonna get a ticket for a seatelt back at the station. Obstructing it to Mir. I'm going to get you out in 30 minutes. >> Hey, look. I apologize to you, man. I don't I don't even know why I just got mad. I some real [ __ ] I don't even know why I just got mad. >> I apologize. I know. You know what it was? I'm on some real [ __ ] I just seen him at the light. Me and him looked eye to eye and he just pulled us right over and I just got mad as hell off that [ __ ] That's all that was. Listen. At most, at most you're going to get misdemeanor. I could be an [ __ ] and probably charge you with aggravated battery. Class 4. >> And you know I didn't touch you. Listen. >> Yes, you did. Yes, you did. I didn't say the video. I just yank my hand. I said, "Don't grab me." It It's no deal. Okay. So, here's the deal. You're going to take a ride with him and we'll get you going here. Okay. >> I'm going to get you out tonight. 30 minutes. >> All right, man. Come on. I apologize, man. >> Can you just search him again real quick? Thanks, dude. >> See how we're talking now? See your bartender just show me how to make a limit. All right. See how we were talking now, dude? Let me say something real quick. >> All right, man. He's going to come back to the station with us. He's going to get charged up real quick. No big deal. Just a couple misdemeanors. Um I'm going to rate your ticket for your suspended plates and we'll get you out of here. Okay. >> Okay. >> Understand? >> Plates are suspended. >> Yes, ma'am. For mandatory insurance violation. >> That's incorrect. I have insurance. I just showed. >> So, um I've run into this a couple times. Uh people with or without insurance doesn't matter even if they're valid or not. They just didn't provide proof of insurance to the D, the Secretary of State and time. That's all it is. Okay. So, I'm going to give you a ticket. Um, you can decide to go to court. You could decide not to go to court. Totally up to you. Okay. 30, 45 minutes. I need with him ammo. No big deal. Okay. Give me a few minutes. You can sit back in your motor vehicle. Okay. All right, ma'am. So, I gave you one ticket. It's for the suspended registration. Okay. Like I said, you probably just didn't provide proof of insurance. This the Secretary of State. Okay. So, all you have to do is come up to the DMV here, ask them how you get these plates back valid. I believe it's you have to pay a reinstatement fee about 50 or 75 bucks and your and show them valid insurance which you have and they'll reinstate your plates back to valid. Okay. >> The incident illustrates crucial principles law enforcement authority during traffic stops. Under established legal precedence, officers possess the lawful jurisdiction to order both drivers and passengers out of a vehicle for officer safety. Furthermore, when a passenger commits a violation, such as failing to wear a seat belt, they are legally obligated to provide identification. Refusing a lawful order to identify oneself during an infraction investigation fundamentally escalates the encounter. In this case, the passenger's persistent non-compliance and subsequent physical resistance met the statutory criteria for obstructing a peace officer. Additionally, making physical contact with law enforcement during a detention constitutes battery against an officer. While the individual ultimately expressed regret, post arrest apologies do not negate the preceding criminal offenses. The passenger now faces multiple misdemeanor charges, including resisting arrest and battery, requiring formal adjudication. This footage underscores the imperative of strict compliance with lawful directives during police interactions to avoid severe legal penalties.