Um, shall we play a game? Pennsylvania versus Mimms, which is a Supreme Court decision, says that if you are asked to get out of the vehicle, you must do so and we can remove you with force if not. If you would like to go down that road, I'd be more than happy to What moving violation? What am I pulled over for? >> Like I said >> What am I going to be pulled over for? I told you to get out of the car and you didn't. And I pulled you out of the car. I don't know if you're >> You're violating my rights. familiar with Pennsylvania versus Mimms, but I can tell you to get out of the car for Yes, but I know what my 4th Amendment is. All right, well Please, somebody help. Help. Help. I'm not resisting. They don't have a warrant. They're telling me they do. They're refusing to show it. ALL I WANT TO DO IS SEE THE WARRANT. Show me the warrant. GET THE HARD COPY. I won't leave. I won't leave. Look. My key. I'm not leaving. told you that you must exit the vehicle when when I TELL YOU TO. I DIDN'T BREAK ANY LAWS OR ANYTHING. I I I I HADN'T EVEN PULLED OFF YET. Pennsylvania versus Mimms, which is a Supreme Court decision, says that if you are asked to get out of the vehicle, you must do so and we can remove you with force if not. If you would like to go down that road, I'd be more than happy to What moving violation? What am I pulled over for? You have a warrant for your arrest. Can you please show me the warrant? I will wait. My key is right there. I'm not resisting. Get out of the SHOW ME THE WARRANT FIRST. That's all I'm asking. MAYBE THIS WILL TEACH YOU TO LISTEN TO AUTHORITY. SHOW ME THE WARRANT. SHOW me the warrant, please. Help. PLEASE, I'M NOT RESISTING. MY key is up here. Please. Show me the warrant, please. Help. Help. Somebody help. See, I don't even do that. I don't need a warrant. I was JUST IN COURT. IF I HAD A WARRANT, THEY WOULD HAVE served me then. Get out of the Sir, please, I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. You have the right to remain silent. Do what? Can I open this up? >> can't. Huh? You have no right to open that door. >> Okay, get out of the car. Get out. No, I don't Get out. Get out. Get out. Why do I get out? >> I'm telling you to get out. You're violating my rights right now. 66 on the lot, uh 4550 10-15 10-1. He's violating my constitutional rights right now. >> Get out. All right. I'm going to record you, sir. Okay, all right, all right. Don't open my door. Get out. Before you get out of the car. All right, let me go. Get out of the car. I'm Trooper Cross with the State Police. Okay, so what does that mean? >> is your license plate light is entirely too dim. I can't read your tag. >> Really? Sit. That's bull. That's bull. >> I don't do driver's side approaches is so I don't get [ __ ] ran over. >> Well, you know why I pulled you over? Cuz you were blocking the lane. Okay. I don't know if your window doesn't work or what. No, it doesn't. >> All right, that's >> That's why I said, come around to the other side. >> That's why >> But you just wanted to pull me out of the car and put me in handcuffs. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> No, I don't. I don't need one to travel. 66 Why are you throwing stuff around? You're being awfully violent. 10-11 in front of the ground. No. I'm not 10-11 for no driver's license. You don't have to have a driver's license to travel. Read the Constitution, sir. You're violating my rights right now. I'm 10-15. You're violating my rights. Do you understand me? Okay, I told you. I'm not going to jail for nothing. I told you to get out of the car. >> Why Why am I going to jail? What What probable cause did you have to pull me over first place? I already explained that to you. No, you didn't. You said my tail light's dim. That's bull. All right. I don't have nothing on me. I don't have a white tooth. Well, I'm searching you before I put you in my car. Well, that's good for you. That's right. You're violating my rights. I told you to come over to the other side because my window doesn't come down. You open my door unannounced. >> you, and so I told you to just get out. No, that's my son I was talking to on the phone. >> You're going to jail, so you you're detained. >> Really? I'm going to jail for what? Like I said, >> What am I going to jail for, though? I told you to get out of the car, and you didn't. >> no probable And I pulled you out of the car. I don't know if you're >> my rights. familiar with Pennsylvania versus Mimms, but I can tell you to get out of the car for Yeah, but I know what the 14th Amendment is. All right, well. Do you know what that is? Huh? Do you read the Constitution? Do you know y'all are violating and committing felonies right now? Do you Do you understand, sir? Hello, sir. What's your What's your What's your reason for arresting me? For a tag light? Are you serious? Do you process things slow, or you just >> No, I'm I'm I'm processing it perfectly. Uh I do believe you're violating my 14th Amendment. The right to travel without being harassed and molested. That's what I believe. And then you're going to tell my car rental I have to bill you for a rental. You know that? >> Give me my car. I want my property. I want my phone. We just watched both stops [music] end the same way. The drivers refused to exit their vehicles, and the officers did cite Pennsylvania versus Mimms. In Pennsylvania versus Mimms, the Supreme [music] Court ruled that during a lawful traffic stop, police may order the driver out of the vehicle for officer safety. And claims about [music] constitutional right to travel without a license run into the same long-standing precedent, [music] Supreme Court case Hendrick versus Maryland, which confirmed the states can regulate motor vehicles with registration [music] and required driver's licensing on public roads. And on the second stop, according to the Arkansas State Police report, [music] the stop began after the trooper observed a defective license plate lamp. The driver, identified as Sovereign Burley, whose license returned as revoked out of Colorado. The report also states that Burley refused [music] commands to exit the vehicle and was removed after multiple instructions. Burley was booked on misdemeanor [music] offenses under Arkansas law, driving on a revoked license, defective vehicle lighting, and obstructing government operations. And a fourth misdemeanor, [music] failure to appear in court. Because when the [music] court gives you a date to appear, you must appear. Otherwise, they issue a warrant for your arrest, like [music] this. Just like our first stop, Burley didn't [music] go to court. He's got a warrant for his arrest for $1,345 bond. And now, a word from our sponsors. This portion of the show brought to you by your local Yugo dealer. 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