It's not a lawful order. >> Roll down the window all the way so I can see inside. Your tag light is too dim. Are you going to fail to provide me your driver's license? >> Don't think I'm getting it. >> That's not very nice. >> Excuse >> driver's license. I'll be nice to you. >> Pull it down for officer safety. >> But that's the unlawful order. >> That's No, that's not a lawful order. No, not all of them. What's Supreme Court case law that >> Pennsylvania versus me? >> That that's just get you out the vehicle. That has nothing to do with tent. Cight the case law. >> Me too. Right. >> You You're the police. You're supposed to cite it. Cight the case law. >> All right. There is dark tint and we cannot see into a vehicle. We can open your door to look inside. So that'd be a violation of fourth amendment. You can't open the door. That's a violation. Please let me know that. Sight the law. >> Just letting you know. >> Cight the law, man. Cight the law. You not let me know. Cight the case law. What you talking about? [music] One thing officers don't like is when you call them out on their lies. What's good, YouTube? It's BB Cass back again with another video and another reaction. And today's video is from the Sarasota Police Department over there in Florida where you had this Sarasota Police officer pull this guy over saying that his license plate lights were too dim and he was not having it. And she was just lying. She was just trying to make up a reason to pull him over. And then she was trying to also say that his tent was too dark. So you would just see that these officers were just clearly messing with this guy for no reason at all. And he was not having at all. And they were also trying to say, you know, you didn't roll your window down too. And that's Pennsylvania versus Mim. I ain't never heard officer use that before. Know Pennsylvania versus Mims, man. You got to roll your window down. I ain't never heard that before. Hell, even I said the same thing in officers. What law is that? And they never could state that for me. And you will see in this video, these officers could not state the law and what that was. And this guy was just making these officers look very foolish. I'm going to watch and give my reaction. Let me know what y'all think about the comment section. Let's get into the video. >> Is that a lawful order? >> It's a lawful order. Roll down the back window. >> It's not a lawful order. >> That's not a lawful order. >> That's not a lawful order. >> It's not a lawful order. Please. >> Not a lawful order, ma'am. >> Roll down the window all the way. I can't see inside. It's too dark. >> Ain't nobody in there but me. For your safety. Roll down the window all the way so I can see inside. Roll down the window all the way so I can see inside. Thank you. >> It's not a lawful order, ma'am. >> That is a lawful order. >> It's not a lawful order. >> The reason for the stop is you have your tag light is too dim. It's not visible from 50 ft. >> That's a lie. >> That's a lie. I don't have headlights. It is too dark. >> Do you have your driver's license, registration, and insurance? >> So, this is on lawful order. This a lot. This unlawful stop traffic stop. No, it's not. Driver's license, registration. >> Can you check and see if my tags is uh My tag light is fine, ma'am. Please. >> Driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> I'm not going to give you my Fourth Amendment right. You're violating >> driver's license, registration. >> You're violating my Fourth Amendment right. >> Proof of insurance. >> You're violating my fourth. Ain't nothing wrong with my tag lights. >> Your tag light is too dim. >> My tag light too dim. >> It is too dim. >> No, it's not. >> You cannot see your tag. >> Those are perfect tag lights. >> Those are perfect tag lights. Yes, they are. >> No, they're not. >> So, if I don't get my license, would you take me to jail? >> Yes. Driver's license registration. >> So, you threaten me to take me to jail? >> No, I'm not threatening. >> Yes, you just did. You just did. >> It's going to be obstruction. I need your driver's license. >> Don't worry about it. I see you in court. >> Driver's license. >> I see you. I see you in court. I see you in court. >> Are you going to fail to provide me your driver's license? >> Don't think I'm getting it. >> That's not very nice. >> You >> driver's license. I've been nice to you. Do you think you is >> registration and insurance? >> You I'll be nice to you. >> Have your insurance >> probably through my uh phone. >> So you want to give me a ticket for it? >> Stay for ain't nothing wrong with my lights. >> I know ain't nothing wrong with my lights. Nast ass. Hey my lights. Nothing wrong with my lights. Ain't nothing wrong with my tail lights. Nothing. >> She tell you about your tent, too. >> Ain't nothing wrong with my tent. Don't you see that uh that that decal back there on my tag? >> What does it say? >> Go look it up and check it out. >> I'm standing right here. >> Well, I ain't got to say nothing to you. I ain't got to say nothing to you, boss, man. >> I ain't got nothing. Listen, man. I ain't got to be rude to you if I want to be rude to you. >> You come on, man. Yeah. Come on, man. >> Come on, man. >> I'm not your friend. >> I don't need to be your friend. >> Exactly. >> You don't need to be so rude, though. >> I can be rude. >> You can. That's just >> Exactly. It's okay. >> All right. >> Well, your girl just pulling for unlawful stop. So, yeah, I'm pissed off. >> All right. >> What you pulling for? >> She talking about my tag don't have no light back there or something. >> Ain't nothing wrong with my lights on my tag. Ain't nothing wrong back there. >> Nothing wrong back there. She just She seen me come out the hole back here and she stopped and flashed her lights at me and she let me go. Soon as I went to park right here, she put her lights on. Come on, man. I know what she doing, >> bro. What's the tag thing? It's like SM E. That's what it is. >> No. Yes. SM I S I M. >> What's that mean? >> It's for a tint. Uh for my eyes. >> Okay. >> I got something wrong eyes. >> I've never seen that. So >> yeah. Come on, man. She tripping. >> All right, cool. >> I know it's unlawful stop. She's violating my fourth amendment right, too. Come on, man. Y'all think y'all slow or something? >> Let me ask you. >> Ain't no I'm going to ask I ain't ask no questions. >> No, I'm talking about the thing with your daughter over here. >> I don't answer no questions. >> But she was getting beat up. >> I don't answer no questions. >> I know you don't answer I don't answer questions. >> I don't answer questions. >> I'm just saying. >> I'm just saying I don't answer. >> You did what you were supposed to. >> I'm I'm just saying I don't answer questions. >> Well, I wasn't. >> I'm just saying I don't answer questions. >> Okay. >> I vote my fifth amendment right. >> Okay. >> Y'all ain't going to dumb me, man. Come on. >> Okay. >> Come on, man. >> Come on. I ain't saying you was. I'm just letting you know. >> I'm just letting you know. >> I'm just letting you know, boss man. Just letting you know. Do you act like this to everybody or like is it just a like >> when when it's unlawful stop? Yes. >> Yes. Of course. I'm the kid. Yes. >> I'm aware. >> Yes. But when it's legit, >> you got my respect. I take my hit. That's your opinion, man. You don't know me. >> You don't know me. >> Exactly. Exactly. >> So, I was trying to be nice. Be cool, >> man. I don't You don't got to be nice to me, man. >> Your job be professional. Your job is to be professional. That's your job. being nice >> and and make sure you uphold my constitutional rights while she's sitting there violating them. That's the point I'm trying to get you to understand. >> Yeah. Do your job. Your job to uphold the constitution and the law. >> Back up. >> No, your job is your job not to back up. >> We know, man. Your job is to back up your officer, right or wrong, even though that they're wrong most of the time is to uphold the constitution. Yes, I do. >> Yes, I do. Come on, man. >> Who do you think you talking to, man? You Hey, Mom. >> Hey. What's wrong with my tags back there, Mom? My tag light. He She said my tag light. Damn back there. >> Exactly what I just told her. She pulled me because she seen me come out the hole back there. >> Exactly. I know she do. I know she do. >> You lying. I know she do. >> Exactly, >> man. I know she do, man. I know my t I know my lights work on my truck. >> Trust me. Oh, they lying. >> I know they lying. I know she lying. >> And I need everybody card on. I need everybody card, too. I need everybody card. >> I don't have a card, but my bad number is 1907. >> And what's your name? >> Ryan. >> Ryan. Officer Ryan. >> I need your I need your I need everybody tag numbers. I need everybody bags. I need everybody every everybody information. I need it all. >> I need it all. >> You want my first and my last name? >> I want everything so I can file a report against you. >> Okay. >> That's all I need. Yep. My last name is Berner. >> Yes, sir. What's your badge number? >> 1884. >> Yes, sir. >> Ma'am, what's yours? Well, I know I won't file one against you, though. >> Dan D O U G. >> Wait, why not her? >> 1963. >> Thank you, Austin. I appreciate you. >> What? >> How's that fair? >> Ain't nothing fair, man. >> It's okay, ma. Relax. It's all right. >> You were just acting the same way. What do you mean? >> Was I just yelling, screaming, cussing at you like that? >> No. What you mean? >> Okay. Come on, man. Come on, man. I got a first amendment right constitution to speak how I want to speak. >> You got the first. You got the first. >> I got all of them. >> All of them. I got all of them, man. >> And guess what? It don't tell me I can be nice to you. It don't tell me I can be ahead of you. Tell me everything, man. Come on, man. My first amendment is it's long and stretched. >> Poking fun, man. >> Man, listen. Ain't nothing fun about nothing when you getting your vice violated. Ain't nothing fun about it. I don't see funny about it. You supposed to uphold the law. >> Yes. >> Not violate the law. Come on, man. So talking about >> Come on, man. It's funny, man. I got a degree in this, man. I practice law. What are you talking about? >> You have a degree? >> No, I got a degree. Yeah, I got a degree. >> What is it in? You don't mind me asking? >> Criminal justice. >> All right. >> All right. >> Okay. So, I know the laws. Don't play with me. Come on, man. Did you take during your criminal justice term? >> Listen, I don't answer questions. >> Okay. I was just curious. I got a criminal justice degree, too. We didn't do anything like law related. >> Oh, we did. That's all just curious. >> Yeah. I came out of Georgia. I graduated out of Georgia. Yeah. Mom, relax. Relax. Just relax. Just observe. Just observe in the sidewalk. Relax. I'm recording. Just relax. Believe me, everybody that's here going to beef out or playing against them. Don't worry about it. I'm not excising my rights. Trust me. I've been doing this for a long time. >> She's not going to cite you or anything. >> She shouldn't for that. >> She shouldn't. >> Good for that. >> My tag is good for that, man. [laughter] >> You can't measure my I got I got disability. >> Disability. >> I got a disability. I know she mentioned that and everything, so I just >> No, she did not mention that. >> She did not mention that. >> She did not mention that. Nothing about my tent. She said my tag didn't have no lights. So >> I think she told you when she said roll it down for officer safety. >> But that's the unlawful order. I don't have to follow that order. >> So that's incorrect. >> No, that is correct. That is correct. I don't have to follow unlawful orders. >> No, that's >> No, that's not a lawful order. >> I'm just going to explain to you. We conduct a traffic stop. We can't see in the vehicle. We have every right to have the driver roll down the window. I did drop my No, not all of them. That What's Supreme Court law? What's Supreme Court case law that says that? >> That that's just get you out the vehicle. That has nothing to do with tents. That has nothing to do with tent salation. >> Doesn't matter. That has none. That's to get me out the vehicle. That has get me out the vehicle. That has nothing to do with my tents. Agree to disagree. >> That is not agree. It's not a disagree. Cight the case law. Cight law. >> Cight law. You You're the police. You're supposed to sight it. Site the case. Can't just sight. That's >> Well, you're going to keep talking. >> Pennsylvania person men's get out the vehicle for officer safety. That has nothing to do with my tent. That's >> He don't want to say because he know what he's saying is bull. >> Pennsylvania men's b get out the vehicle for officer safety. That has nothing to do with my tent. That's an unlawful That's an unlawful order. Period. Boink blank. End the story. Has nothing to say. Sight the case law. >> Okay then. Site the case law. >> If you can't sight it now, I don't know what you're talking about. Site the case law. Defending it. >> Site the case law. >> I'm waiting for you. You're the police. >> You're the lawyer. >> It's sight the police. You You the police. Sight it. >> Okay. >> Sight it. >> Sir, can I say something real quick? >> Please do. >> So, if there is dark tint and we cannot see into a vehicle and you don't roll down that, we can open your door to look inside of that. I just want to let you know that. >> So, that'd be a violation of Fourth Amendment. You can't open the door. That's a violation. >> Sight the law. Sight the law. I'm not going to sit here and sight the law. Sight the law. You don't have to let me know. Sight the law. >> Please let me know that. Cight the law. How do you know? >> Cite the law, man. Cight the law. You not letting me know your word don't mean sight the law. Cight the case law. What you talking about? >> Exactly. Cight the case law. >> If you not speaking the case law, then I don't know what you're talking about. That's your opinion. Your opinion has [ __ ] to do with nothing. >> It's not my opinion. It's not >> that is opinion. Cight the case law. >> Cight the case law, man. I'm ask the case law. >> Situation in the future. >> Cight the case law, man. >> That's violation of fourth amendment. Best violence fourth amendment. Yes, it is. Yes, it is. Yes, it is. Come on, man. I'm not slow. Come on, man. You're slow. Come on, man. It's not an argument that would happen, but you still ain't sight the case law. So, I don't understand what you're talking about. I still understand what you're talking about. >> Okay. Y'all just sitting here let her just violate my fourth amendment, right? >> Y'all just violate my fourth amendment, right? Don't worry about it. I got a good lawyer now. >> I keep them. >> Come on, man. I keep me a good lawyer, man. >> Yeah, I always do. Come on, ma'am. >> Come on. >> Do you have any questions for me before I give you this warning? >> Officers give you that warning when they know they wrong. >> Do you have any questions for me before I give you this warning? >> Warning. Yeah, keep on violating my rights. Come on. I got a question for you. Just violating my rights. >> Ain't nothing wrong with my tag. >> So, we good. I'm going to love you. All right. Get on the sidewalk. Get on the sidewalk. Just get on the sidewalk. Get on the sidewalk. Get on the sidewalk. Get on the sidewalk. Mom, I know. We know that. We know that. So you can get going. >> So are we are we done? >> So it's going to be a warning. >> A warning. >> Hold you over. >> Okay. >> The reason it's a warning. >> They they said that my light my tag light was uh out or dim or something. >> I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. Okay. So we're good. I don't have to get changed out. Get out my face. You gone. Thank you. >> Ain't nothing on my tag. Ain't nothing on my tag light. Ain't nothing on my tag light. Get on the sidewalk. Get on the sidewalk. Get on the mark. I got this. We got We got this. We like We know that. >> Exactly. We know that. >> Yeah. We record everything. We record everything. Yeah. Take a picture of that. And I want I want copy. Hey. And I put a request in for I want to request your cell phone. >> Yes. I want Hey, I want I want a video of that, too. >> Don't worry about it. I'mma get that. When you catch officer in their life, for some reason, they want to give you a warning. Because from the beginning, when this officer was on a power trip telling him to roll down the window, you already know it's going to be some BS. >> It's not a law of order. >> Roll down the window all the way so I can see inside. Roll down the window all the way so I can see inside. >> If you scared to do your job, just say that. And then you having this officer just straight up lie talking about, well, Pennsylvania versus meals, man. You know, you got to roll down your window. I ain't never heard officer say that before. >> What's Supreme Court case law decid? Pennsylvania versus >> that that's just get you out the vehicle. That has nothing to do with tent. That has nothing to do with tent. Solid. Site the case law. >> He's saying he don't need to because he know what he's saying is complete BS. And for some reason, when you catch an officer in their lie, they want to give you a warning. >> Do you have any questions for me before I give you this warning? >> Warning? Yeah. Keep on violating my rights. Come on. I got a question for you. Just violate my rights. >> Ain't nothing wrong with my tag. >> And just another case of officers trying to nickpick on something to pull you over for. That's my take on it, though. Let me know what y'all think about the comment section. How you feel about this Sarasota police officer for pulling this guy over first saying that it was his tag light and then wants to save for 10, but yet his tag likes are 100% visible. And then even on top of that, he has a prescription for his tent. So this officer really just pulled him over for no reason and she wasn't liking that. He was calling her out about that. And then you have another officer say, "Oh, well, you know, Pisavian versus Mman, you got to roll down your window." And like I said, every time I got pulled over and the officer told me that, I literally told him, "What law is that?" And then they never want to tell me that. They just want me to get out the car at that point because I'm proving them wrong. And how you knew that this officer knew that she messed up, she end up giving him a warning. And like I said, man, when you catch an officer in their line and you call them out for that, all of a sudden, you're getting a warning now. You're not getting a ticket. And that's what happened in this case right here. That's my take on it, though. Let me know what y'all think about the comment section. Make sure to like and subscribe. And y'all have a wonderful day. [music] >> [music] [music]