How you doing? Deputy low with the sheriff's office. Okay. Um reason for the stop. What's [music] up with that tag? What tag is it? [music] Welcome back, guys. Today we're heading to the sunny streets of Florida, courtesy of Deputy Patient, who is about to have his afternoon derailed by a classic roadside philosopher. Our driver here has decided that standard vehicle registration is a bit too mainstream for her liking. She's rocking a homemade DOT tag and a passport card, which is a bold strategy when you're currently operating a two-tonon piece of machinery on a public road. I have a feeling this isn't going to end with a polite have a nice day. Let's see how this unfolds. Do you have a tag for the vehicle? >> Yes. So, that is a tag for the automobile. >> Okay. Do you have a driver's license and registration for the vehicle? give my driver. >> Okay. >> Do you have proof of registration for the vehicle? There's no state for that tag. It's not coming back to anything. So that that's why I'm that's why I'm asking. Okay. That's a that's a that's a passport card. Do you have a driver's license? >> What's that? >> Do you have a driver's license out of Florida or any other state? >> No, I'm not. registration. >> Registration or insurance for the vehicle? >> So, you don't have a drive. You don't have a driver's license in the state of Florida, right? >> Okay. >> That's not a driver's license, though. >> Huh? >> You have your body cameras on? >> Yes, I do. >> It's It's recording. I just want to make sure. >> Okay. What I'm going to have you do is turn the car off. >> What's that? >> Cuz I'm going to have you step out. Okay. You don't have a driver's license. You're not supposed allowed to be operating the vehicle. Okay. >> What's that? Cuz we're going to have a conversation in the back of my car. >> Okay. So, I have to have a conversation here. Am I under arrest? >> What's that? Am I under >> right now? You're being detained. You understand? Okay. So, what am I being? This is an auto sign. Honestly, that's a new one for my bingo card. I'm assuming she means it's a private carriage and not a motor vehicle, which is the cornerstone of the whole traveling, not driving myth. For the record, Florida statute 322.03 is fairly uncompromising. If you're in physical control of a vehicle on a highway, you need a license. Deputy patient is remarkably calm here, but you can hear the gears shifting from routine stop to impending extraction. >> Operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver's license. >> It's not signed. >> I I don't I don't know what that means. Okay. >> You don't know who is. >> Dan, go over here. We're going to pull. What's your first name? >> Okay. So, they're not being controlled. >> Roll down your window. Ma'am, roll down your window. >> Ma'am, roll down your window all the way so we can talk. >> Okay. So, I'd rather not for my safety. >> What's that? >> I'd rather not for my safety. I can hear you. >> Ma'am, you you have to get out of the car. So, go ahead and shut the car off and step out. >> Are you not producing any of the required documents that you're supposed to have? Right. So, I need to show you some documents. >> I I need a Florida registration. >> Okay. So, I'm presenting to you my ID, sir. >> Okay. >> Listen, >> here. >> I'm not I'm not >> Let me have that. Let me have it. >> So, I'm present to you my ID. >> It it doesn't work that way. Okay. I need your ID so I can run it. >> Okay. So, here's my ID, sir. >> Okay. Now, do you have a valid registration? >> Okay. So, I have a bond for this automobile. >> What's that? having gone to this automobile. My paperwork. >> Okay. >> Yes. I need your paperwork and I need your insurance. >> Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Go ahead. >> Just keep an eye out. >> Any weapons or anything inside the car? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Okay. Well, I'm not going to have you dig through a bag right now. I'm telling you to unlock this claw and step out. >> And here we go. The I'm getting my paperwork stall tactic. It's the classic move to keep the door locked while searching for a legal magic spell in a handbag. Deputy patient is drawing a very clear line in the sand. Now, unlock the car or things are going to get loud and glass heavy. Pro tip. When an officer tells you he's not asking anymore, he's usually about 3 seconds away from testing the structural integrity of your driver's side window. >> Do you understand me? >> Sir, I'm getting my paperwork. He just asked me for my paperwork. >> What paper? >> 21. >> I have my stuff here. >> What are you trying to show me? Ma'am, what are you trying to show me? The only documentation I need to see is your vehicle registration, your proof of insurance, and your Florida driver's license. You showed me a passport >> ID. Okay. Your tag comes back to nothing. identification. >> So what I presented to you with my >> you have Florida? >> Negative. >> No, I don't have a Florida driver. >> I'm sorry. >> I have a Florida driver license. >> Why is that extended? >> That was Yes, sir. Have you ever had one? >> I don't know. >> What? What is that? >> Excuse me. >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> I'm not a sovereign citizen, so please don't classify me as such. Right. And I'm a professional astronaut. She's using the exact script, the exact homemade tags, and the exact rescended license theory, but she's savvy enough to know the label gets her extra attention from the supervisors. It's like wearing a clown suit and acting surprised when people think you're part of the circus. >> Okay. Oh, by the way, not a sovereign citizen, so please don't classify me as as such. I know you guys have some sort of cold terms that you guys use, never claim to be. Right now, you're operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver's license. Okay. >> Can you put me on a welfare check? >> I don't know what I'm going to move my bag here. I don't want to >> I don't want to make any bag. >> Go ahead. >> Why are you pulling in here? Do you live in here? >> I reside here at the moment. Well, I'm down. So ma'am, so what so what is what is this supposed to be? >> I'm sorry. >> What is the trust? >> What does that mean? Where's the So, okay. So, this is not So, where's the registration for the vehicle? >> Okay. So, you understand that by the by the Florida state statute, you need a registration. Okay. And you also need a Florida driver's license or your driver's license from another state. You understand that correct? >> What is what is there? What is there not to understand? >> You're you're operating a motor vehicle in the state of Florida. >> What? >> Okay. So, you're responsible for knowing the laws. >> Does that make sense? >> Yeah. She stand. Okay. >> Um um there is I'm going to tell you the supervisor the supervisor going to tell you the same exact thing we were telling you cuz is not the truth is the truth is not changed. Well ma'am you're required to hand us a driver's license that is valid for what? That's not We don't require that. We we require a Florida driver's license. >> No, you are required to provide >> your number. >> Ma'am, unlock the car and step out. I am not asking you. I am telling you step out of the car. Do you understand me? >> Okay. So, am I being >> This is the point of no return. Deputy patient has officially run out of the Saintlike patients [music] budget for the day. He's explicitly told her the window is next. It's fascinating how the under duress line comes out the moment they realize the glass isn't as thick as their legal theories. She's finally stepping out, mostly because the alternative involves a face full of safety glass and a very uncomfortable exit. >> You do not step out of the car, I will break this window and I will drag you out of the car. >> Do you understand? >> So now you're threatening >> I'm not threatening you. I'm telling you. Okay. >> You just told me that >> unlock the car and step out. Do you understand what I am telling you? >> Yeah. Hello. >> Ma'am, don't turn this into something that it doesn't need to be. Okay. If you step out and cooperate with us, we'll cooperate with you. If you do not, you're going to go to jail. >> Unlock the car and step out of the car now. Careful. I'm going to step out of the vehicle under stress. >> Well, I don't know what you guys were doing here. >> I don't know what you guys are trying to do yet. So, Come back here and >> stand right back here in front of my hood. >> So, let's try this again. Do you have a driver's license issued in the state of Florida? No, she does, but it's suspended. Same with the car. The car is not the car's registration >> surrender, sir. So, that was the suspended. I understand that that was >> but you also have no insurance >> and your registration. >> So the driver's license was surrendered voluntarily. So I understand that's probably how it looks in the system. But I also have paperwork for that. Um but that's not my car. So showing that I have my driver. I went to the DMV and I surrendered that volunteer. I have my paperwork >> because it was suspended. >> Right. So I understand that's you know you don't have a license and you're driving. All right. The car is not insured and it's not registered. >> All right. And you can't drive like that in the state of Florida. >> All right. >> Okay. >> So, >> your vehicle is going to be towed. >> Do me a favor. >> And he's going to write you some tickets. >> So, why is my vehicle being towed? >> Cuz we cannot operate on it cannot operate on the roads in the state of Florida. It doesn't have insurance and it's not registered. So who who who is ordering the vehicle to be I mean my automobile >> we are >> ma'am we are law enforcement officers of the state of Florida we enforce the laws of the state of Florida that's the rules here >> is it is it yours if you this is if you don't want to buy by logs now that has nothing to do with us okay and We're We're being as respectful as possible. >> Put on your phone call. >> I'm talking to a family member. >> Okay. Put the put the phone on top of this hood. >> Okay. So, sir, why do I have to put my phone >> right now? You're being detained. Okay. You're not listening. >> We're not going to play this game. All right. I um Okay. All right. I'll just pocket. >> Have a seat. >> I'm not I'm not playing this game. She's going. >> Yeah, >> she knows. She knows >> 100%. So, >> 21102 adult female temper. What were those papers that she handed you? >> Um, just make sure >> Dan, can you stay with her real quick, please? >> Yeah. >> You go ahead. Start. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Hold on. >> So, it has it has her name on there. It's not that she's Well, you have to confirm that's her name. >> Huh? >> Okay. >> Is it uh Antonio? Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. So, she provided >> Is that the name that was on her? That ID she gave you? >> She gave you all the ID? >> Uh, passport identification card. >> So, she knowingly is driving without a license. >> Throw this back in your car. Okay. Before I ask you some questions, I'm going to read you something. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have your lawyer present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before questioning. If you decide to answer questions now without a lawyer present, you still have the right to stop answering any time and speak with a lawyer. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> I don't understand. >> Yes or no? >> Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> Well, I'm not breathing any of my s. I can't hear you. What? >> I'm not waving any of my rights, sir. >> I'm asking you. Yes. >> I overstand what you're saying. Drink. That's the classic word play where they believe understanding means standing under or submitting to authority. So, they use overstand to stay superior. It's linguistically creative. I'll give her that. Unfortunately, the handcuffs don't really care about your vocabulary preferences. She's officially silent now, which is ironically the first legally sound decision she's made all day. >> Or no. Do you understand what I just read to you? >> I understand what you're saying, sir. >> Okay. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk with me? >> No, sir. >> Okay. For no light. >> And the And the fake license plate. >> Fake license plate. >> Is there a license plate? >> No, there's nothing. It's some homemade >> printed. >> It's the white right here. That >> US do non-commercial use. >> Somebody's on the phone still. >> Hello. >> Yes. How how you doing? >> I'm doing well. >> All right. So, um what what was what was her name? >> Her name is Antonia. >> Antonia. Okay. Um, so my um Antonia is going to going to go to jail today. Okay. >> Okay. Why are you going to jail, sir? >> She she uh does not have a valid license and she has knowledge of that and her vehicle is also not insured and it's uh not registered either. >> It's she doesn't even have a license. Her license was um >> suspended. >> Suspended. is suspended. >> Her license must have surrendered before all of that right there anyway. >> Right. But but you understand that you don't need to have a physical license for your license to be suspended. >> Her license went down there and had to um surrender her license. >> Why Why would she be surrening her license? She literally >> Okay, ma'am. >> In order to operate the vehicle in order to operate a vehicle in the on the roads in the state of Florida, you need to have a valid Florida driver's license. Okay. So, so that's why she's going to jail cuz she does not have one and she has knowledge that she does not have one. >> No insurance on the vehicle either. >> And there's no insurance on the vehicle and she doesn't even have a tag on the vehicle. It's it's it's a tag that is not recognized in the state of Florida. Okay. So, she'll be booked into the Indian River County Jail tonight. >> There going to be a bail assoc. What is it going to be to get her out of jail? >> Um, I don't know. I'm not the arresting deputy, so um I don't know what the bond is going to be if there's going to be a bond tonight. Um, so you can uh call call the jail and ask for that when whenever they get there. >> The the vehicle is going to get towed. Yes. >> Okay. So So the So the WS has to go and he has to take her to the jail. Okay. So I got to go. But you >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> Yes. How you doing? >> That's my granddaughter right there. >> I'm sorry. >> That's my granddaughter right there. >> Okay. I understand that. >> Yes. >> I'm Detective Bennett. How you doing, son? >> How you sergeant? >> I'm I'm not a sergeant. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> No, it's No, I'm not offended. I was just clarifying that for you. >> Yeah. >> Um Yeah. So, you you're who I was speaking to on the phone. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, so the facts still stand that she does not have a valid license in the state of Florida. Okay. She's uh operating a vehicle without a proper tag on on on the uh vehicle. Um and also she doesn't have any insurance on the vehicle. Okay. So, >> so uh >> she can't even drive the vehicle to the house. >> So, >> no vehicle's being told. >> Yes, sir. You got to call him in jail. You don't have a >> How can we find out tonight? >> You got to call in jail. >> You got to call me in jail. >> Okay. But how long it going to take? >> I'm sorry. >> But how long would it take? >> Um, so essentially whenever uh whenever he's done with the affidavit, it depends on however long it takes to do the affidavit, >> but they'll put based on the charges, they'll know immediately if there's a bond or not. So >> wait a minute talking about but okay uh maybe I wait make about an hour or >> wait an hour or two and you you'll be able to call down there and find out. >> Okay then I appreciate that. >> Okay. >> All right. And your name is? >> I'm Detective Bennett. >> Okay. I'm Ree. >> Nice to meet you. >> All right. All righty, you guys have a good night. Okay. All right. >> Yes. >> So, Antonia ended her trip with a one-way ticket to the Indian River County Jail. She's looking at charges for driving with a suspended license with knowledge, no registration, and no insurance. It turns out that surrendering your license voluntarily at the DMV doesn't actually give you a free pass to keep driving. It just makes the paperwork easier for the deputy. The auto sign didn't stop the tow truck, and the overstanding didn't stop the booking process. Thanks for watching, guys. If you enjoyed watching this theory meet reality, hit that like button, share it with a friend who appreciates a good window threat climax, and subscribe for more. See you in the next one.