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Get out of the car now. You're gonna get
tased. Get out of the car now. You're
gonna get tased.
[Music]
I legally challenge you to a fight. Do
you
accept? Welcome back to the Vanalian
channel, guys. Today we head to
Stannislowers County, California, where
yet another roadside lawyer who first
refuses to pull over and when he does
misuses 911 to call a supervisor and
then refuses numerous lawful orders to
step out of the vehicle, which leads to
a meeting with Mr. Sparky, multiple
charges, and him challenging the cop he
earlier claimed to be afraid of to a
one-on-one fight. Right, let's get into
the video.
[Applause]
Person 3 on
traffic 3
6 zebra Adam King 441 C Charles and Del
Evening Deper's office. Reason for the
stop tonight is because of the red light
you just ran on Del Porto right here.
Okay. Do you have a license or
stationation? Proof of
insurance. Just like this video from a
few weeks back. I can almost feel the
oppositional defiant disorder through
the screen.
What was the purpose of going through
the red light? I live right here. Huh?
I can't understand you, dude. I live
right here.
Ah, he's using the old if I make it
home, you can't do anything to me
defense, which always works out so well.
You need to look up
registration for your computer.
You have the insurance? No. Are you
still No. Yeah. No. No. What's your
current address? Right here. What is it?
Can you speak up, please?
The street we're on right now. I'm
asking for mailing purposes for your
citation. Oh, I just
I'm just confirming it with you. Okay. I
don't understand why we got to have an
attitude right now. You do perfectly
fine. I'm perfectly fine, says the guy
who first refused to pull over for a
minor traffic violation. And when he
finally did, behaved like a moody child.
You can't hear me. Yo, hurry up. Go
about your business, man. You tripping.
You perish, bro. You can look up all
that.
This can go either one of two ways.
Number one is you can just be respectful
and we can move on with our business.
Pass that. You can look it up. Yeah. And
that's being disrespectful. You can just
answer the question either yes or no.
How am I giving you a hard time? I'm
asking you a simple question. You can
look it up. Are you on probation? Why do
I got to be on that? I'm asking you. I
ask everybody that I contact you then.
Why? I don't understand why we don't
have to. Why can't you do your job?
I am going
to give you my [ __ ] ticket and go
about your business. Okay, drop the
persecution complex. The only person
delaying this stop is you by first
allegedly refusing to pull over, which
can make you look super suspicious, by
the way. And by making a two-way
conversation more difficult than it
needs to be. Oh, and misusing 911 to
demand a supervisor can drag a stop out
a bit as
well. Do you have an ID, ma'am?
Don't say nothing. You ain't got to say
[ __ ] to him. You ain't driving. Let me
see your ID,
please. I forgot to give you that
information. Do your job. Don't tell me
how to do my job. You ain't call your
survivor now. Nope. What? Let me see
your ID, please. You're not wearing your
seatelt in the car.
I just got from work, man. Why don't I
have my ID? Huh? I I just got home from
work. You don't have it on you? No, I
don't have my ID. The driver now
escalates the situation by calling 911
either because he doesn't know or
doesn't care that that number is
reserved for emergencies only and not
for when your feelings have been hurt by
a cop. You are not calling. Are you
really calling 911 right now? Yeah, call
your supervisor then. Why are you
calling 911? Call your supervisor.
Get out of the car.
911
and pull over. I'm asking for your
supervisor in the Hang up the phone now.
You hear him right now?
Hang up the phone or you're going to be
placed under arrest for what? Misuse of
911. Hang up the phone. I'm asking for
your supervisor. Hang up the Hang up the
phone right now. Do you hear your Do you
hear your officer?
He's trying. This is a dispatch center,
sir. Yeah, but I need help though. I'm I
don't feel safe. Help. Send more police,
says the guy who says he doesn't feel
safe around police. Also, this coming
from the same guy who later in this
video challenges the same cop to a
fight.
Okay. And where you get
just for info, Mel is uncooperative in
the car and he is calling 911 at the
moment right now. All right. I need
help, please. Now,
okay. I'm not I'm going to step out of
the car. I don't have to. I'm telling
you to step out of the car. If you don't
step out of the car, I'm going to place
you under arrest for what? For
disobeying a lawful order. No, you
don't. I don't have to put I don't have
If I'm telling you I'm giving you a
lawful order and command to step out of
the vehicle right now. You don't have
All you got to do is give me my ticket.
You don't have to do all this stuff. You
You're all right. I asked for your
super. They're all coming right now.
Either you can step out of the car.
We'll wait till they get or I'm going to
I'm going to take you out of the car and
you're going to be taken to jail. Why?
Why? What do you mean why? Because here
in reality, calling 911 an emergency
line because your feelings are hurt is
not only irresponsible, it's a crime.
This is not rocket science.
For disobeying my lawful command to exit
the vehicle right now. No, you're no.
Wait to your You are under arrest. Step
out. Sir, you can't open the door. Under
arrest. Step out of the car, sir. For
what? You can't open the door. For what?
Step it up. Step out of the car now. For
what? You're under arrest for what?
You're under arrest. The car without the
permission. Step out of the car. You're
under arrest. Open the door. Step out of
the car. You're under arrest. Why did
you just leave me?
You hit him. You hit me and you getting
in trouble. Step out of the car now. Hit
me too. He attacked me for one. Oh, he
just slapped you in the face twice and I
got it all on camera. So, good luck,
buddy. I don't think you'll get to claim
the moral high ground when your
boyfriend is literally fighting and
resisting arrest. So much so that Mr.
Sparky needs to make an appearance.
[Applause]
N don't even hit him, bro.
Don't you for what? For what? Yo, why
are you snatching him? Why you pulling
him? No, bro. Get out of the car now.
You're going to get tased. Get out of
the car now. You're going to get tased.
[Music]
[Applause]
You just shocked me, too. My Get out of
the car. Now, if after being warned
twice that your boyfriend, who you have
your arms wrapped fully around, is about
to be tased, you don't get to act all
surprised and shocked, pardon the pun,
when you feel the full force of 50,000
volts. Just saying. You're getting
fired. Get out of the car now.
You're getting fired. Get out of the car
now. You are under arrest.
That's a lawyer in Get out of the car
now. You're under arrest. Put spike
strips under his tires now. You're
getting fired.
Get out of the car now. You're under
arrest. You're getting fired. Get out of
the car now. You are under arrest. N
bring out your supervisor. Get out of
the car now. You're under arrest.
And of course, an outofc context clip
that ignores the reason for the stop and
the leadup to the arrest, but highlights
the 911 call and taser deployment went
viral online, claiming excessive force.
I'm guessing that's why they released
the full video so quickly.
Step out of the vehicle now. You're
under arrest.
Get on the ground. Get on the right.
Hands up.
[Applause]
camera. No, you have an outof context
clip that doesn't tell the full story.
They have body cam footage that does
[Applause]
look. I can get my phone off.
No, take my phone.
It's fine. I have an uncle that's a
lawyer.
I got you now.
Yeah.
So, the driver was transported to the
local hospital for booking clearance.
And after he was cleared and while
exiting the hospital, the guy who
claimed he didn't feel safe around cops
challenges the deputy to a fight.
And we was oneonone. You took off all
that right gear and you s let's let's
punch each other in the face down. I I
legally challenged you to a fight. Do
you accept? No. That's not what I want
to do with you. Exactly. This is not
what I want to do at all. No. That's
what you want. You want to do that? I
don't know why you'd want to do that
with me. Cuz you punched me in my face.
Now I want to punch you in your face.
Okay. You want to attack me, so let's
fight. Take your right. Let's I legally
challenge you to a fight. Do you accept?
No. Cuz you a Are you asking me that
right now? Cuz you a good Are you asking
me that right now? Yeah. Okay. Take off.
Take off the handcuffs and you literally
can't. Exactly. Like, bro, you you act
all tough when nobody around. But when
she get Is anybody around right now?
Right now cuz we It's lights. There's
people around. When there's nobody
around, you tough and you a whole
another guy. Y'all hold the room in.
Okay. He reminds me of that one kid at
school who would threaten the teacher,
but only because they knew the teacher
couldn't or wouldn't react. Anyway, the
county district office filed charges of
resisting arrest by force, delaying and
obstructing a peace officer, and battery
on a peace officer. The passenger was
charged with delaying and obstructing a
peace officer. Right, thank you so much
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