Tango 15 10-50. Yankee 89 Yankee Charlie Zulu it's on a tan Mercury Sable Carlisle 34 for removal. [Music] Yes, sir. Morning. You were last I saw you in St. Pete was on 70th cuz your speed. You were going 55 in a 35. I thought it was a 45 back there. That's a 35. Oh, I apologize about that. Do you have your driver's license on you, registration, proof of insurance? Got to go to work, man. Yeah. Tango 15 to 17 if you could come out to my stop. Is this your car? My mother's. This registration is expired. I looked at it. I got my insurance That thing's up to date. I found it somewhere just Would you mind taking your sunglasses off for me real quick? I had a question for you, my man. When was the last time you used any type of substance? What? Any substances? Marijuana about 5 hours ago. 5 hours ago? Anything else besides marijuana? Use any pills? No. Drink any alcohol? Nothing at all? >> two beers about around 12. Two beers around 12:00, too? All right. Is there any marijuana left in the vehicle? No. Any paraphernalia in the vehicle? No burnt roaches, nothing? >> No. Would you have an objection to me searching the car then? Yes, sir. Okay, I'm going to have you step out for me. All right. For what? Let me step around back here. Yeah. You do. There's case law Pennsylvania versus Mimms Supreme Court ruling says that you're required to step out upon given an order of law enforcement during the course of a traffic stop. I have no idea what you're talking about. All right, you're at the side of the car and I can call one. I'm now giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. You fail to do so, I'm going to place you under arrest for obstruction. Hey, come on, man. Go ahead and step out of the car, man. >> Of course I'm out of my car. Well, you're not listening. I am listening. I'm putting getting everything in my pocket. I'm not I'm I'm getting it. Just calm down. Mhm. Turn face the car. Do you have any weapons or anything on you? No, sir. Step around back here. I'm going to pat you down because of the way that you're acting, okay? Relax right here. Take a half step back from the car. Widen your stance. Yes, sir. Widen your stance. Wide, wide. Do you have any knives or anything on you? No, there's a little one in my back pocket here. Any other knives or anything on you? No, sir. All right, you can set your phone, wallet, all that stuff down in here and just have you step around back here and I'm going to talk with you some more. Yes, sir. You got it, I'll help you. Yeah. [Applause] [Music] Tango 15 a supervisor is being requested out here. So, I'm going to read you something and I'm going to explain to you what's going to happen next, 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 him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you. You may decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand these rights? Having those rights in mind, do you wish to speak with me? Okay. Okay. So, you see now I have a supervisor that's in route right now up here at your request, okay? Based on uh your behavior, your admissions, and odor, I have probable cause to search the vehicle and you. I'm going to give you the opportunity to be honest with me. You have anything on your person or in the vehicle prior to me doing that? Because I am still willing to work with you. But, if you lie to me, it is what it is, all right? Based on your behavior, it's pretty obvious that you're probably concealing something. I'd rather you just be forthcoming with it, okay? So, what do you got going on? Uh I just smoked meth. You just smoked meth? I I did it about an hour and a half ago. Hour and a half ago? So, is there meth left in the car somewhere? Yeah. Your pipe in the car somewhere? No, it's at the job site. It's at the job site. So, you don't have any meth or any paraphernalia left in the vehicle or on your person? >> No, sir. All right. You smoke it, you don't shoot it? No. I'm I'm no, I'm just physically asking you don't slam it all? No. Okay. I I always ask. >> it, I've never will. Well, how long have you been using it for? About 8 years. 8 years? Okay. And I don't do it because I need the phone thing to keep me awake. I was going to doctor and get a prescription Adderall. Have you tried caffeine? Caffeine don't work. No? You can go buy that [ __ ] Hm. Well, there's certainly other ways you can go about that, too. I mean, they make stuff other than caffeine. Uh but, meth's probably not a good one for you, especially health-wise. I mean, you're I'm assuming you're working construction or something, I'm assuming, too. I mean, you're going to keel over on that job site, man. I'm telling you straight up. And God forbid you get something, you know, that you didn't expect in there cuz they're putting a lot of fentanyl in meth nowadays. I'm sure you're aware of that. Uh one of these days you're going to smoke a hot load. I'm not [ __ ] doing >> No, yeah, you're good. I know it's nice and hot there. All right, I'm going to have you turn to face the car, man. I'm going to search you real quick. I'm good. How much meth did you smoke earlier out of curiosity? Couple hits. Couple hits? Okay, I'll take a step out of the car for me. There you go. Do you have anything tucked up? Cuz I'm going to get real personal with you in a minute. I'd rather you just be honest if you got something tucked somewhere. I don't feel anything there. Well, you would know if you had something tucked, right? Yeah, I don't feel nothing. What? Well. I'm going to check this out. How long have you been working construction? All my life. All my life? What do you do for the construction? You like heavy machine worker or I do a little bit of everything. Little bit of everything? I work in Largo. You still live in Largo? I work in Largo. Yeah, Largo I just bought a car. Largo for work. >> Go put your hands behind your back for me. May I May what? May I have uh This is nothing in the car. Can I have it took away, come get it? Cuz my mom's going to the transportation. If you want to take me. Well, I mean you got meth on you, so and I told you to just be honest about it and you weren't. >> know I had it. That's why I said maybe. I'll tell you what's going on. I got you. All night working. 7:00 last night. So, at this point I'm asking you again, do you have anything tucked up in you cuz I don't want you to go to jail and catch a introduction of contraband charge, which has a mandatory minimum sentence in Florida for something that we can take care of right here easy peasy. You got something tucked? I don't even know what I'm supposed to say. Yeah, it's the what the meth does to you, man. Widen your stance for me. Real wide. You got knee problems or something? Okay. Got to get real personal with you, unfortunately, okay? Nothing in your waistband? You got anything in your shoes? All right, we're going to take you right back to this cruiser. I'll take it in here. I'm not bagging this. You're good. Take your time, bud. You want to just look sit slide all the way across? I think it'd be easier. Lift your feet up. I'll just So, you got to sit all the way in. I'm going to come back. I'm going to talk to you some more, okay?