Don't Don't get your hand out of here. GET YOUR HAND OUT OF MY CAR. >> HOLY SIZZLE STICKS, this traffic stop escalated like Scotty set the Enterprise to warp factor 10. >> Captain, we're almost every system in the ship doing it. >> I guess you'll have to fire me, sir. >> Oh, we're going to do more than fire you, Scotty. We're going to call the cops on you. They'll straighten you out. Uh for your protection, of course. Maybe your cellmate could smuggle in some dilithium crystals or something. >> You know, some guys just don't like unwanted touching, especially when the toucher is another man wearing a costume. >> No. Go ahead. >> No. Don't touch me, dude. >> one. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Don't you dare. >> You're walking a fine line. >> Fine line. >> a fine line. >> You're walking a fine line. >> Okay, we'll see about that. >> Today, we're in Vermilion, Ohio, near the southern shores of Lake Erie. Population, about 11,000. A Vermilion police officer claims that this guy made an illegal U-turn and almost caused an accident. But not just any accident. The cop claims this guy almost caused a pileup. >> I did not do a U-turn. >> Okay, what did you do to almost cause a pileup there? >> I don't know how the cop could possibly know that, but here we are. In addition to this claim, the Vermilion officer really really wants this guy to hop back in the vehicle. I mean, he wants this bad. >> Go ahead, hop back in the vehicle. Hop back in the vehicle. Hop back in the vehicle. I'm not going to ask you again. >> Well, I want you to know the cop did keep his word. He's not going to ask him again. He's going to ask him again and again and again. >> Hop back in the vehicle. Get back in the car. Get back in the car. Hop Hop in the vehicle. Hop back in the vehicle. Go ahead, hop back in the car. Hop back in the car. Hop back in the car. Hop back in the car. Hop in the car. Get back in the car. Hop in the car. Hop in the car. >> But then he says, "Step back here." >> Step back here. Step out of the car then. Step out of the car then. Step out of the car then. Step out of the car then. Hop over here then. WALK TO MY CAR. I'M NOT ASKING YOU AGAIN. >> SO which is it? Step back here >> Step back here. >> or hop in the car? >> Hop back in the car. >> I'm kind of confused, officer. This traffic stop escalates very quickly. And as we get into this, I need you to help me look for something. See if you think the driver is acting crazy initially as he tries to speak with the officer. Cuz that's another claim the officer makes. >> You want to get out, you want to act crazy. >> All right, let's watch this together and I'll make some comments along the way. Welcome to the land of the free, home of the brave. >> Can I help you? >> Yes. You just did a U-turn >> You did a U-turn there and almost caused an accident. >> I did not. >> Go ahead hop back Go ahead hop back in the vehicle. >> No. >> Hop back in the vehicle. Hop back in the vehicle. I'm not going to ask you again. >> Excuse me, sir. >> in the vehicle. >> Pardon me. >> in the car. >> Pardon me. >> I'm not talking to you till you get back in the car. You get your hands out of your pockets. >> Hands out of my >> Hop back in the vehicle. >> Look, I >> Hop back in the vehicle. >> anything. I did not do a U-turn. >> You almost caused an accident. >> I did not >> You did You didn't hear everybody laying their horn at you? >> I did not do a U-turn. >> hop back in the car. >> I did not do a U-turn. >> Hop back in the car. >> I did not do a U-turn. >> Hop back in the car. >> No. >> Hop back in the car. >> Look, man. >> Hop in the car. >> What's your problem? >> You want to get out, you want to act crazy. Get back in the car. That's not how this works. >> crazy >> the car. >> How am I supposed to have a conversation >> insurance. >> We're having a conversation. >> I didn't see anybody acting crazy. So if the cop is going to lie about this on camera, he's probably lying about the U-turn. That is why you always want a dashcam. Always record the police. It is your insurance policy. >> No, go ahead. Step No. Don't touch me, dude. >> me Give me another one. >> I need an I need an officer. >> I'm the sergeant. Get over here. Get over here. I don't You're making this harder than it has to be. >> No. >> Get over here. >> I'm asking you a question. >> behind your back. >> No. >> Turn around. Turn Turn around, put your hands behind your back. Turn around, get your hands behind your back. >> Don't you dare. >> You're making this way harder than it has to be. >> Look, man. >> Hop over here, then. You're making me accomplish my tyranny way harder than it has to be. I want a safe and easy working environment. Walk to my car. I'm not asking you again. >> What's your problem? >> No, you get back Get back in the car. >> Get back in the car. What's your problem, dude? >> We pulled in across the street. Come back here. You're making this >> I'm I'm not going to tell you again. I'm not going to tell you again. >> Again? >> I'm not going to tell you again. >> I tried to get in. >> Now you're Now you're just at You're acting disorderly now. You're walking a fine line. >> Fine line. >> a fine line. >> You're walking a fine line. >> Okay, we'll see about that. License and insurance. >> You are acting disorderly. That's gaslighting 101. Thanks, officer. >> Go ahead and hop back in the car. It's okay. >> Where's your supervisor? >> He's right here. You're talking to him. >> No. I want your supervisor. >> License and insurance. >> Excuse me one second, please. >> License and insurance. How many times do I have to ask you? >> Can I help you? You started this mess with me. >> registration. >> No. >> Okay, step out of the car, then. >> ask you a question. >> Step Step out of the car, then. You almost caused an accident. >> Get in the car. Step out of the car. Step back here. This is American law enforcement today. Thank God they are there to serve and protect us. Imagine how bad life would be if they were doing something other than that. >> You literally pulled in over there and then you cut across into here. A car almost t-boned you. >> go anywhere. >> One car. >> License and insurance or step out of the car. >> the road. I saw some sparks. >> License and insurance or step out of the car. >> I did not do a U-turn. >> License and insurance or step out of the car. >> I did not do a U-turn. >> did you do to almost cause a pileup there? >> I DID NOT CAUSE ANYTHING. >> OKAY, you didn't hear 15 cars lay on their horn? >> 15 now, huh? >> Wow. >> Everybody hit their horns behind you cuz you almost hit somebody. >> 15? >> All right, there was one car behind me. >> Step out. >> Don't step out. >> Don't get your hand out of here. Get your hand OUT OF MY CAR. >> WE'RE WE'RE DONE NOW. >> DAMN HUNK of junk. >> Hunk of junk. >> Do it. Do it. [snorts] Do it. >> Wow. >> Do it, man. >> Go ahead and unlock the door. >> No. No. Get the [ __ ] off of me right now. Dude, get your hand off of me. >> What the [ __ ] GET YOUR [ __ ] hand off me or you're going to I'm going to break your goddamn hand. >> Get back in the car. Hop in the >> do anything. >> Okay. >> I cannot do anything and you cannot GET INTO MY CAR. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> GIVE YOU PERMISSION. >> You're under arrest. >> I don't give you permission to GET INTO MY CAR. GET OUT OF MY CAR. I DON'T I DON'T ABSOLUTELY NOT. [ __ ] YOU. >> WOW. >> YEAH, you know what? >> Okay, stay back. >> You may not come around here. >> Serve and protect. >> What's the problem? Why didn't you just get out of your car when you were told? >> Cuz Cuz it's America and we're supposed to have freedoms that you're supposed to be securing, officer. >> Step out. He's causing issues. >> No, I asked you a question. >> It's locked. I got it. >> Can I get my camera over there? >> Yeah, yeah. Come on. Do it. >> This is insane. >> Charlie. What do you >> Stop playing. What are you doing? >> Stop resisting. Stop. Move your hands over. >> What are you doing, man? >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not. I put my hands TOGETHER SO YOU HAD THEM, DUDE. >> NO, you were holding them together. >> Yes, so you had them. You're unbelievable. >> Charlie. >> Back my car. Wow. >> You're freaking unbelievable. >> No crime. No victim. >> Charlie, I couldn't find you. >> No, you're good. You're good. Well, cuz he just kept driving around. >> Okay. >> No verified complaint. For a million police officers. >> You guys are unreal. >> I'm going to grab You got grass or something in your hair? >> Can you find my glasses sitting in this rain? >> Um look at me for a second. He got prickles Can you care if I grab them off your face? >> You know what? You guys don't give a [ __ ] about anything. >> Leave him be. >> Honestly >> Yeah, he can have those. Is that your husband? >> Yeah, it's my husband. >> What? >> his problem? >> What? What? >> And I'm sorry, I didn't mean to yell at you. We'll step over here. >> The cops had the gall to ask, "Is this your husband?" What is his problem? As they approached their vehicle and harassed him. >> I'll let you talk to him in a minute. Let him cool off. >> Honestly, we're trying to find a spot. I swear. >> Okay. >> We wanted to go to eat. That's why he turned around like this. >> Okay. >> Now, when he gets hungry, he gets low sugar problem. That's why. >> Do you think he needs an ambulance or anything? >> Not an ambulance. He needs to eat. That's why he's the way he is. >> Well, if if he would have just talked to me instead of getting out and approaching me like that, that's a >> She needs to shut the freak up. She needs to shut the freak up. >> problem. >> Oh, that's why I was trying to talk to you when I got out. >> Okay. Well, I was too focused on him and his his hostile behavior and his demeanor. >> He doesn't have anything. I mean, honestly, would you need help or something? >> No, actually actually So, I I I'm in charge over here >> Okay. >> today and my boss is gone. So, I'm the boss and we own over here, so I was just coming over to see you >> Okay. >> what was going on. >> Yeah, we're we're all good. Yeah, we're all good. Thank you. I'll need his license. I'll need uh does does he have the insurance for the vehicle? >> insurance. >> Okay. >> Can we solve it peacefully? >> No, not after that. >> Sir, >> They could absolutely use officer discretion and release this guy. Take the cuffs off, let him be on his way, but they choose not to. It's this "No, we're way past that. We're beyond the point." When that's an absolute lie. >> He just needs to eat. >> If he would have been a grown-up about it, you guys would have been on your way already. >> A grown-up. >> I I understand. I understand. >> No reason he should act like that. >> [laughter] >> No reason he should act like that. Now, us, we can act however we want. We can just start yelling at people. We can make accusations that they're acting crazy. We can lie about them. We can fabricate things, massive exaggerations about a possible pile-up. But, we need him to act right. >> So, U-turns in the state of Maryland are illegal. >> So, what? >> to find a spot. >> A U-turn, yes. And almost causing an accident. But, the way he he handled this is why he's going to jail, not for the U-turn. We don't care about the U-turn. That's a >> If you don't care about the U-turn, why did you pull the guy over? >> Minor infraction, you know, compared to >> It's minor, but it's major enough to where we have to interfere with your life and your liberty and your pursuit of happiness. >> This I wasn't obviously I wasn't present for the the stop, but obviously the officer had a lawful reason to stop him. He refused to get out of the vehicle when he was asked to do so. >> But it wasn't a constitutional reason and that's what you're supposed to be going by. >> Whatever happened prior to you, I'm not After he calms down, maybe he'll maybe he will let you have a conversation. Sergeant Chandler might let you have a conversation with him. I'm not sure. That's not up to us. He's he's in charge on the shift and he's in charge of the current stop, current situation. >> Nothing I can >> Even if there was something you could do, I wouldn't I wouldn't accept it. That He deserves to go to jail. >> No, all the cops deserve to go to jail. All the cops deserve to lose their jobs and their badges and their pensions. >> He's acting like a jackass. There's no way. >> Unfortunately, I mean there's repercussions for your choices and that was That was how he chose to handle this today and it was very unfortunate and I'm sorry that you have to be a part of it and bear all the witnesses, but Nothing Every everything from this point will be taken care of at the jail. So, he gets a bond or whatever, I don't know. >> I mean, you need an ambulance or anything? Do you need an ambulance for anything? >> What's what's your problem? >> I'm just checking on you. Do you need an ambulance or anything? >> What law did I break and who did I hurt? >> going to read you your rights, okay? Do you understand your rights? >> Has your camera been on the whole time? >> The whole time. >> Yeah. >> The entire It's still on. >> I want to see it. >> Your attorney can get it. Do you have any Do you have any questions or anything right now? >> You're unreal. I did not give you permission to do anything. >> I didn't need your permission. >> escalated. It's not What do YOU THINK YOU'RE GOD? >> OKAY, SO HE'S GOING TO BE GOING to jail. Um if you want I'll take your phone number. >> Nothing I can do. Nothing >> No. >> It's >> Yeah, there's nothing we can do at this point. >> him for a second? >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> It's a lie. There's nothing we can do at this point. There absolutely is. >> You can crack the window for her to talk to him. You can go ahead and talk to him. >> And nothing I can do? >> Yeah, there there's nothing we can do at this point. >> be 2 days or 1 day or what? >> Um >> Is it going to be on his record? >> Yeah, if he gets convicted. He's going to He's going to be charged. >> charges down in the way. >> Come on. >> Yeah. >> Nothing I mean you don't >> I don't know if I can make this more clear to you, but hell no. He's going to jail. >> We can't We can't do anything. Like this is all on camera. This is all We have a lot of paperwork to do now. We had a have a use of force on him. >> do it probably before it got to that >> point where he could have settled down. >> I tried. >> Your husband's acting like a [ __ ] and he resisted two officers who tried to arrest him. The obstruction and you could probably almost push assault on a police officer. He should have never acted like that. He's going to jail. He's He's There's nothing you can do right now at all. I don't care if you handed me a stack of $100 bills. He's going to jail. >> How much >> I'm just saying he's he's There's nothing you can do. But you've asked me like five times. Yeah, there's nothing. Nothing. Yeah. No. >> Nothing I can do. There's nothing that can be done. Anything I can do like >> No, he he's under arrest. Yeah, he's under arrest. We can't un-arrest people. >> They can 100% exercise officer discretion and un-arrest people. They love it when people grovel and beg. They just get this psychopathic narcissistic trip off of it. >> Would you like to fill out a voluntary statement or anything like that? Of the incidents of what just occurred. I'm going to I'm going to ask your passengers as well. >> What do you mean? >> Like a a voluntary statement of of what just occurred. The incidents that just happened right now from >> Isn't he he said he had a camera anyway? >> Yeah, it's right here. I have it all. >> It's on It's on our person, not yours. It's It's It's obviously >> for you to put in the writing your your point of view of the incident. >> Your perspective, yeah. It's your statement of facts is what it is. So, that's up to you. If you want If you choose to do that, we can get you a statement. If you choose not to do something like that, you know. We're not forcing you to do it, so. >> Okay. Okay, you guys have any questions for me? Yeah, I You guys all seem a little shocked and upset and I'm sorry that it had to go that way. What's that? Yeah, we we can't let him go at this point. We Too much has happened. He He's under arrest. We had to use use of force on him. >> It only went that way for one reason. >> Um he's not going to be able to just go home. He's going to be going to jail tonight. Yeah. Yeah, he's going to be going to jail. Erie County Jail. So, I got her phone number. I'm going to I'm going to keep her updated on on what's going on, where he's going to be, and all that. So, hopefully we can calm him down at this point. Yeah, I I understand. We're He's going to be all right. I I think and I'm sure he is. He's He's having a bad hour here, but um we're going to talk to him. Hopefully we can get him calmed down. He's starting to calm down now that he's back there and kind of thinking about his actions. So, I I think he'll be okay from here on out. Okay? Yep. Do you want me to take his phone and wallet or anything like that? Cuz he'll be able to call you from his phone. >> No, it's fine. >> Okay. >> What can I >> If he gets a bond, he'll he'll call you. Okay? Um he'll be able to >> a lawyer or nothing? >> If That's up to you. I mean, that's up to you guys. You can get a lawyer, you don't have to get a lawyer. It's it's kind of all up to you. >> So what? Two days? What is it? >> He'll have court Tuesday. >> So he's going to be in jail till Tuesday? >> Probably. Yep. Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. is when we have court. So he'll probably be in jail till Tuesday at 9:00 a.m. Okay? >> And if I have a lawyer, then will be earlier? You get out? >> Um your your lawyer I mean, it's the weekend. Your lawyer can reach out, but I Usually court is whenever those type of things are are hashed out. >> I will contact you here in a little bit and I'll let you know the list of the charges. Okay? And then you can contact a a lawyer and talk them over with them. We cannot provide any legal advice or anything like that. So once I tell you what the all the charges are, um then I can give you the codes and stuff like that, then you can probably contact a lawyer and go from there. They can help you out a little more than we can. >> And Sergeant Chandler read him his rights, so he's aware that he can you know, he can wait for contact with a lawyer and stuff like that. So he's he knows that, too. Okay? Can I talk to him again? >> Yeah, go ahead. >> So once again, our warrior hero specialized in escalation, intimidation, and violation. This guy was booked on resisting and obstruction charges, and we've seen this go this way way too many times under corporate traffic law. Leave your thoughts in the comment section below. It really helps with the algorithm. If you like these videos, like this video, share this video, subscribe to the channel, hit the bell notification icon, maybe become a channel member, definitely hype this video. I really appreciate you guys being here and watching and liking. I will see you in the next one. >> [bell]