Heat up here. [ __ ] run. Good job. Good job. Yeah. Heat. Stop Car park. Out of the car now. Out now. Out now. Face the car. Call. Call. No. We're calling no one right now. What? You didn't call my mom. No. What's going on, sir? I pulled you over and you took off. I waved you over and you took off. I didn't. You didn't. When a police officer standing in front of you and waves you over, I point to the side of the road. You took off. I thought your legs to the open lane. No, not open lane. I'm pulling you over. I didn't know. I didn't take off. I didn't know that. Why you coming in here? I was turning around. I had to turn left to get the stool. Right, sir? I didn't know. You got a wallet? Yes, it's in my backpack. Have a seat. You knew better. You knew. I did not. I don't know. Do you know what it is? You have a driver's license for him, ma'am. I don't know where it is. It's here. It's not I don't know where it is. Why would he take off? I waved you over and pointed to the side of the road. Why would he take off? Why would he take off? My mom wants to talk to you. Sure. Is this his mom? Yeah. Hello, ma'am. Deputy Bar Sheriff's Office. How are you? How are you? Good. I pulled your son over and he took off on me. Ma'am, it's not real hard, but I stepped right in front of his car and pointed the side of the road. You're not listening to me, ma'am. You are not listening to me. You're not You are I need his driver's license. All right. Look at the center console. I don't know where it is. I don't know if he's a wallet. It's super painful. I don't know where it is. Set your phone there. We're not doing any phone calls near my traffic stop. 15 power. It's real simple. A police officer steps in front of your car and points to the side of the road and you can see there's another car pulled over. Correct. Could you see the other car pulled over? Yes. Yes. And then when I'm pointing to the side of the road for you, I'm not telling you to go into another lane. I am telling you to pull over. Go ahead. You go to North Pard. Yes. Then you should be happily educated to know that when a police officer is waving you over and stands directly in front of your car and points to the side of the road. And then you start going over and then you take off and then you pull into somewhere where you don't belong right here either. Cuz I have to turn left to turn around cuz I missed the exit on Lions. You missed the exit on Lions? Yes, sir. Wonderful. Then you could did a U-turn right there. I know. I was trying. So where's your driver's license at? It's in my in my backpack. Where's your backpack? It's in the back. His backpack's on the back of the car. You You shouldn't be upset. You didn't do anything wrong. Find his backpack. Give me his license. It's right there. I asked for you to find his backpack and give me his license. You guys go to a very nice school. It's very obvious when a police officer stands in front of your car. You thought you were telling us to No, I'm not telling you to change lanes. As you can see, there's there was another car when he pulled over. If I stand directly into your front of your car, directly in front of your car, and point to the side of the road and start walking to your car as you pass me, that would be an indicator that the police officer is pulling me over. You see she's got a license. Do you have a driver's license? Here the other car. He's doing the same thing. Don't cry. You didn't do nothing wrong. Is this your brother? Yes. You need to have a serious talk with him how to drive. There's a message for you. Who's okay? When I get done with you, you can explain to your mom how an officer stands directly in front of your car and points to the side of the road and I start walking up to your car after you you slow down and pulling over in front of that car and then you take off. No, no, you have no common sense then. Okay. You have no common sense. 101. A police officer would not stand in front of you and direct you to another lane to drive. It's obvious because the other five cars I pulled over and did the same thing. They knew what to do. So, we're going to call that common sense. My 16-year-old son who has a burnish permit and my daughter would they know exactly what I was doing. Corbin, what's your name? Coin. There you go. Coin. Now that I've been properly identified you, I can take the handcuffs off. I detained you because you had no driver's license on you. Do you understand? You're going to have a seat in your car. I'm going write your citation down the road. This is going to be a lesson learned for you. In fact, it's common sense. Come on. I see your car. You're going to get a ticket. I got your daughter. You get back in my driver's seat. Yeah. Have a seat. You're fine. Okay. Cool. Ben, here's your phone's back. Here's your license back. Next time a police officer stands directly in front of your car, directly in front of your car, and points to the side of the road in front of the car that is already pulled over, you should pull over, not slow down and go to the right and then take off. You understand? Okay, you're getting this traffic citation guide for going to turn right. The lane you're in is a right turn only. You can't drive up to those poles and stop and then cut in because you disrupt traffic. If you're in the right turn lane, then you got to make the right turn. You understand? Okay, put your seat belt back on. Go to school. Let this be a learning experience. I'm sure I'll get a call from your mom, but the nice thing about what I have is a body camera. It shows you slowly pulling over and then going. I don't know what your thought process was, but it wasn't good. All right. Good luck to you.