Is it not prosecuted by policies by my definition? You see, I was walking downtown. I was walking down a public street and you guys stopped me. Correct. Right. So, I'm prosecuted by policies. I'm not resisting while we do our investigation. Come on. Dude, I'm not resisting, dude. I'm not I know. But you you need to listen to what he's telling you. I'm just asking him what. And we asked you multiple times to have a seat. Yeah. I I mean I'll have a seat if I'm not under like what what reason am I on arrest? I'm saying like if you don't know what the address is. He's saying that he came from Red and he wasn't driving the car. He got dropped off by someone. So went down there to see if there's actually a car down here cuz we were going southbound and I saw him on the curb. I'm like, "Wait, cowboy hat." Yeah. And I talked to the complainant. She said dark colored cowboy hat, white shirt. Okay. Yeah. I mean honestly the corner of 301 it looks like it hit a line. That's not true. Yes. You want to meet her down there? 45 Edward. Did you catch Did you catch what that tag was? I didn't. They put 45 EI JTY and I got no records found. 45 Edward John Tom Young expired tag. Is our real witness willing to come back over here and like identify him? She went to work. I call her again. Well, she needs to come here and do a show. How would that work? because she did witness him and he does match the description. Yeah. Yeah. This message is for Matteline Donsos. This is Officer Martinez of Sarasota Police Department. If you give me a call back, my number is nice. This is regarding the vehicle that you saw collide with the yield and stop sign and whatnot. If you could just give me a call back, I have another question for you. Um I'd appreciate it. Thank you so much. Bye-bye. Okay, perfect. Yeah, that that verified he just doesn't know his social or where he lives currently. Of course not. Um and he's already invoked. So really uh I also uh reached back out to the complainant or the caller who said yeah it was a dark colored dark colored cowboy hat, white shirt. She didn't see much else and then she left and then I called her back again to try and see if she'd come back to be a will witness but no answer. I left her a voicemail and waiting to see if she called me back. Okay. button. Yeah, let's hold off on that for right now. No, I I understand. I Yeah, I got you. If they were right here, I I'd make y'all have more job duties than you need to do. Appreciate that. What was your name? Kevin. My name's Kevin. Kevin. Yeah. Nice to meet you, Kevin. I'm Officer Martinez. Nice to meet you, too, Martinez. This officer, Reggie, your rights. Uh, he did not read me, right? Oh, I did. Remember when I walked you through everything and I said, "Do you understand?" And you just kept shaking, looking down. You didn't read my my r my Do you want me to read them to you? We can do it again if you'd like. I mean, yeah, if you want to, you can. I don't even know my Miranda rights. And uh and I know I know I'll just I'll just read them again to you. But uh I'll just read them again to you just so that you understand them. Okay. So, 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 an attorney and have him or her present with you before and during questioning if you wish. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you at no cost to you before and during questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? Yes, sir. Okay. Having these rights in mind, you you want to talk to me now? I do not. No. Okay. No. All right. Yeah. No. I' I'd rather plead my fifth. Okay. Sure. Yeah. Sounds good. Yeah. Um, do you guys have any uh reasonable suspicion to detain me? Yeah. Yes, definitely. Yes, we do. Off of what? The fact that your car crashed. There was a witness that said you got out of the car. We run the tag on the car. Comes back to you. So, yes, we have reasonable suspicion. That's why I've informed you that you are detained. You're not free to leave. driving, right? Correct. That's why what's that? Well, that you know that I was driving. What do you mean? Well, my main concern was that you have reasonable suspicion that I was driving that vehicle. I'm happy to answer any questions, but I don't want you to I want to make sure you understand your rights and that if you want to. Oh, I do. I do. I do. I definitely So that in that case, that's what I was asking. You know, like you you have uh within reasonable doubt the fact that I was driving that reasonable suspicion. Yes. Yeah. Reasonable doubt. No, not reasonable doubt. Reasonable doubt is completely separate thing. Without doubt, that comes to court. Right. Right. Which you have to show. Right. That would be the state attorney who has reasonable doubt. You have to show like a jury trial court. That's on the That's on the state. Yeah. We deal with reasonable suspicion and probable cause. Well, probable cause. That's what you do with, right? Yeah. Not reasonable suspicion. Reasonable reasonable suspicion literally means that uh you don't technically have reasonable doubt, right? Huh? Reasonable suspicion. So reasonable or reasonable suspicion that a crime has is or is going to Well, you have you have to have reasonable doubt. Well, in order to detain someone, right? No, we have to have reasonable suspicion under my understanding of the law. You have to have reasonable suspicion. Correct. Yes. Yes. Reasonable suspicion. Reasonable suspicion. Yeah. How do you know so much about the law process? Well, I mean, I've just done my research. Oh, nice. Seems like it's paid off. It hasn't. It has or it hasn't? I guess it hasn't. Oh, gotcha. I'm walking down downtown and uh being prosecuted by policies. It's not prosecuted. Well, it is prosecuted literally by Right. Is it not prosecuted by policies by by definition? You see, I was walking downtown. I was walking down a public street and you guys stopped me. Correct. Right. So, I'm prosecuted by policies. Right. No, that's I think you're using without reasonable suspicion. I think you might be using the word wrong. Uh, what word? What? Which word? Which word? Can I? Uh, I'm sorry. I'm going to start recording. I'm going to start recording now. Go for it. We're also recording. So, if you need a copy of this, I can get you a case. Yeah, we've been Yeah, I can recording from the getgo. I know, but prosecuted was the word that you're using incorrectly. A subpoena. Well, I would to get your body. Okay. You don't need a for that. You can just request. This is all public record. It's called a subpoena. Okay. Yeah. You know that, right? There's the keys to the truck. Okay. It's called a subpoena. Okay. When you when you request body cam footage from Correct. A court order is a subpoena, but you could go down to the PD. You could go to the station right now and call say, "Hey, I want this body cam." It's called a subpoena. Okay. I don't know how. Yeah. You know that, right? Does he know the keys inside the vehicle? Is he required to know that information? Everything is audio. The subpoena for his body cam footage. He's required to know that. That That's called a subpoena, right? 26, isn't he? What? Sorry. Isn't he required to know that when I subpoena his body cam footage? It's called subpoena, right? That's through the court. What I'm saying is through the court. You don't need one to just Yeah, that's a public information request. That's called a subpoena. No, it's not a It's a You had it right the first time. Public information request. It's not a subpoena, though. Oh, so it's not a subpoena. It's a public information request. Okay. So, it's a a public information request. when I request your body cam footage. Correct. It's you telling me what you just told me, right? Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. All right. I I just need to know the technical terms. Sure. So that I know what I'm dealing with. What I'm dealing with cuz apparently uh one of the officers there's got a set of keys in his uh belt loop. Oh no. The keys are not in the vehicle. I can't record anymore because one of the officers I'm waiting for her to confirm though. She said that they might be on the ground or something. So she's looking right now. So then you would be able to or Yeah. That's so annoying. Yeah. Do you want me to try falling? Try again. Yeah. That's sort of the So, uh, what am I being detained for right now? For hit and run. For hit and run. Yeah. So, uh, what? Yes. Is this Meline? This is Officer Martinez with the Sarasota Police Department. Hey, listen. I had another question for you. If you saw the subject again, the male subject that you saw with the white shirt and the cowboy hat, would you be able to recognize him? You would? Okay. Um, is it possible that I could come meet you and we could do a show up? Cuz we have a subject detained right now that we believe is the subject that was driving, but we would need you to identify him as the person that was that you saw uh get out of the car. Oh, she did. Oh, perfect. Is there somewhere you want me to meet me or do you want to come back to where the scene of the crash was? Okay. Drive back to where the car where you saw the truck crashed. I have officers there. I have officers there. I'm going to have you get into the car with one of them. They'll explain it to you and then they'll drive you by. And then if you see the guy that you think it was, just tell us yes or no and then we'll get you right back and you can go right back to work. Awesome. Thank you so much. Bye-bye. Hey, what' she say? I have not left two call 6 to 2 4. I just got off the phone with a complainant and she is going to be 51 to your location if you could bring her down here for a show. I'm not resisting. I'm not You escalated this way. I'm not resisting at all. We gave you a chance to just sit there while we do our investigation. Come on, Dude. I'm not resisting, dude. I'm not I know. You need to listen to what he's telling you to do. I'm just asking him what and we asked you multiple times to have a seat. Yeah. I I mean I'll have a seat if I'm not under like what what reason am I on arrest? Again, you are detained for what? We have reasonable suspicion to believe you were involved in a hit and run accident. That's crime. Dude, we have a show coming up. So, just just hang tight. You want to put him in the just Well, yeah, we can just wait until the show comes here and then we'll we'll go from there. I mean, Kevin, are you going to have a seat again? Have a seat. I will have a seat. I'm not trying to I'm not trying to cause any problems, dude. Let's do that. Let's have a seat. I'm really not trying to cause any problems, dude. Let's have a seat. It's my goddamn birthday, dude. I'm not trying to Is it really your birthday? It is literally my birthday. Okay. Well, then let's have a seat on your birthday then, dude. I ain't trying. Thank you. I ain't trying to cause no problem. Okay, then let's have a seat, Kevin. You're still not sitting down. Yeah, they're going to help you. There you go. Thank you. Perfect. Dude, I ain't trying to cause no problem, dude. Okay. Well, the best trying to go home, dude. The best way to do that is to uh, you know, tell us the truth. That's the best way to do it. That's what I've been telling y'all. It's my go, dude. I ain't been telling y'all nothing but the truth. Think there's a little bit that you're not telling us? I ain't telling y'all nothing about the truth, dude. I'm sorry. I'm a carpenter, dude. That's all I do for a living. I'm a carpenter. I'll literally go and build [ __ ] houses for a living. That's all I do. Hey, uh the the complainted Matt, I think her name is Meline. I don't exactly know what her last name is. I don't know if they got it right. if you could get her signal 14 and then when you bring her down here, give us the yay or nay. Um, and then and then we can go from there. Oh, you did? Oh, okay. Perfect. Okay. All right. We'll see you when you get down here. Thanks. All right, [Music] buddy. I fired you up. So, I'm sorry. What she doing with the crash? I don't know. I'm sorry. Y Somebody down there with her. Um 43. Yeah, 43. Okay. Is she working out? H is she working? What is she working her bone? I still didn't ask her where she works. Well, she got to work quickly. So, yeah, I guess I wasn't the only one calling her. I think Marston called her because when she answered the phone, she told me, "Yeah, yeah, my boss said it was okay." And on the voicemail I left her, I didn't tell her what I needed from her. So, she must have called her and told her and then H she probably works at school. That's exactly what I was thinking. I'm like 3:00 in the morning like Okay. If it's 10:4 attempt. Yeah, I will. Okay. and see if he belong to. Is Morrison going to have anything for him from the sake of three? Technically. Yeah. Yes. Damage cuz I think he according to the nurse he brought sign. Yeah. Crash into a She said a palm tree. Yeah, I think she said a lamp post, a yield sign, and a palm tree. There might be multiple victims there because the signs are different from the lamp posts depending on what kind it is. Land post might be an FPL victim, but that would also increase your signal one counts. Mhm. Cuz it's one perhaps. We'll see. Huh? This is a great area for move. Yeah, they have to go 25 or the postage which we and they're all flying. Will you let me just smoke a cigarette? We're going to get to that in a minute, which is You got cigarettes on you? Yeah, they're in my pocket right here. Okay. I think we can facilitate that here in a second. I appreciate you, man. Yeah. You want me to pick your hat up off the ground? I'd hate for it to get I appreciate it. Yeah. Where do you want me to put it? You sit on the ground right there on his face. Um, this way or this way? Yep. This way. Yep. There you go, man. No problem. And I see Harris goes, "Yeah, I need a tow." He starts giving information. She says, "Is the owner aware?" He goes, "He will be." Oh jeez. Oh, Harris. Yeah, he's trying to do a 1070. No, he's Yeah, he's doing a 1070. And they say, she gives the information. She says, "Is the owner aware?" He goes, "He will be