I'm going go off that I go off. You don't know who the bad people are until you start asking questions. >> So you pull me over for speed. It's behind no plate. >> And then your question about this being a company car or personal car. I have proof of insurance. I'm just trying to figure out what does that have to do with anything. >> Do you believe that people use their company car for people that have stuff in Rockford, >> they're not necessarily legal and want to bring it to the suburbs. >> So that's what you're trying to figure out. I'm transporting drugs to go from one place to another. >> Figure out what your story is. And there's nothing illegal in your car. There's no drugs. There's nothing a K9 would alert to. >> Whole time we were driving cuz you were switching lanes with no turn signal. I was kind of confused. I'm like, wait, is he trying to tell me there's an emergency or something going on at the front? And then when you didn't get over when that arrow showed up, I'm like, oh, maybe he's telling me to get over. >> And I'll tell you this, I don't always use a turn signal in the Illinois vehicle code. We as long as we actually do regard safety basically mean we don't crash, we don't always have to obey every single traffic law. What's good YouTube? It's BB back again with another video and another reaction. And in today's video, you had this lady that got pulled over by this Illinois State Patrol officer. And the way that she got pulled over was just so weird. This officer was in front of her. He turned his lights on, got behind her, and he had her get out the car, made her sit in the passenger seat, just got to fishing, and she was recording him secretly. And while she was recording him, he said a few things. He even admitted to, "Yeah, I'm just trying to find something on you. You know, you going over here to move some drugs." And it just goes to show how these officers literally be targeting the good people and be asking them the questions, thinking they the drug dealers. I'm going to watch it, get my reaction. Let me know what y'all think about the comment section. Let's get into the video. But you never know what you're going to find until you ask questions, until you uh talk to people. So, is your mill initial Z or is that part of 212? >> I don't know. I never had enough to say that to me before. >> What? >> That I meet people in the hopes to try to find something. >> Cuz to me that would kind of dictate that you're already going off the assumption that everybody you meet is a bad person. >> Well, I don't go off that assumption. and I go off. You don't know who the bad people are until you start asking questions and start talking. So, I'm not necessarily accusing you of being bad, but I always know this after doing this for about 7 years. No one always tells you to pull truth. No one ever wants to tell you every dirty detail. So, you don't get anywhere if you don't dig. >> So, you pulled me over for speeding. >> No run plate. >> No plate from behind you. >> Yeah. >> And then your question about this being a company car or personal car, I have proof of insurance. I'm just trying to figure out what does that have to do with anything. >> Okay. Well, let's >> that's what I'm trying to get an understanding of. >> Okay. So, if you believe that people use their company car cuz maybe they don't have a car or they're too cheap to pay for gas or the company's paying for gas and you say you're coming from Rockford >> and you're going to Lombard. >> Well, I'm not saying you, but I'm saying there's people that have stuff in Rockford. They're not necessarily legal. They want to bring it to the suburbs. >> Oh, so you're seeing people transport drugs in their vehicle. So that's what you're trying to figure out if I'm transporting drugs to go from one place to another. >> Figure out what your story is. Like I said, I'm looking to see if I can see other indicators that maybe you're not telling the truth. You're hiding something. It's nothing against you, but would you believe that if I just assumed everyone was a model citizen, I'd never find a criminal. I'm law enforcement, right? Shout out to enforce the law. >> But the people that you do actually have that you ask questions to that are genuine people. I'm just trying to they get nothing. >> They're honest with me. I can't find anything. I can't build any probable cause. >> I probably just write them, you know, depending on the violation severity of it and their attitude. >> I just write them warning throwing. All right. So, and there's nothing illegal in your car. There's no drugs. There's nothing a canine would alert to. >> Nope. >> So, I feel like you feel like I'm singling you out. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> And it's not you. Let's just be honest. Just like you said, you look at a situation and you take it in consideration as >> I have to ask all the questions I need to cuz I have to make a determination if someone's hiding something, >> right? similar to me. I have to look at all this scenario and you do that because of your experience. I'm doing the same thing with my experience. I've never been had a police officer do any of this and it stopped. So, I'm just going off my past experience. The only indication I can give is that then it's me. It's only me and you. Those are the only two new reasonings in this scenario. So, not going to say it's singling out, but I'm just I don't know. I was like literally looking behind you the whole time we were driving cuz you were switching lanes and no turn signals and I was kind of confused. I'm like, "Wait, is he trying to tell me there's an emergency or something going on at the front?" So, I literally was behind you cuz I was like, "Okay, maybe he's trying to say something's happening." And then when you didn't get over when that arrow showed up, I'm like, "Oh, maybe he's telling me to get over because you were going in between two lanes." And it could be because you were trying to catch speeders. I don't know. I just know that I'm very aware of my surroundings. So, >> and I'll tell you this, I don't always use a turn signal. I uh so in the Illinois Vehicle Code, we as long as we do regard safety based pending we don't crash, we don't always have to obey every single traffic law. And the reason I don't always obey is because I don't want everyone knowing where I'm going. I don't want people I want people guessing on what I'm doing. I don't want know. >> I guess that makes it harder for a person. >> In other words, I could do what I want and you can't. >> That trying to figure out what to do cuz I'm thinking you're giving indications of something that's happening on the road. So I'm like, "Okay, wait. There's an arrow here. >> Please here. There's other people here. Is he trying to tell us all to move over?" That happens, I guess. >> 913, 38 on a white. >> So you've never been arrested. You have a year. >> Never been arrested. >> Never done drugs. >> Never done drugs. >> Never drunk underage. >> Never drunk underage. >> You go to school. >> Graduate from NIU. >> NI. You went to NIU in Chicago? >> Yeah, I did. >> You go to homecoming weekend? >> No. >> I always went to homecoming weekend. >> You never drink underage? >> Why would I drink underage at homecoming weekend? >> Okay. You're It's a status expense. You're definitely over 21 now, right? >> I'm 34. >> Yeah. >> I never I'm not a drinker. So, if you want to know more, you just ask a question. My dad has cerosis of the liver and lives with a machine in his box. I'm never drunk. I don't drink. >> No drink. >> Don't drink. Never drunk before. It's never been exciting to me when you sit in the hospital with your dad for six months in a coma growing up. >> My mom had a liver transplant three years ago. Believe me, I get it. >> Yeah. We're still waiting for a transplant. >> Still waiting for a transplant. >> Yep. >> Is that because it's just not to get too many people on the transplant list right now? >> Right. And his condition is not severe enough to like bump is severely get bumped up. They go by age, >> age, severity or problems. There's a lot. It's like a lot of factors. The more sick as it sounds, the closer you are to going, the faster they try to find one. But yeah, >> they go by age now. And there's a lot of people that are children that are waiting on, >> right? Cuz their idea is that if they're going to probably last the uh Mars, >> correct? So, do you assume that every cop's just out to get you or >> I don't actually. I come from a family of police officers. >> Police officers where they work at? >> Um, they work in Rockford. >> Rockford. So, Rockford PD. >> Yep. >> My god, dad's a police officer. My uncle's a police officer. My granddad retired as a police officer, then became a state represent. I know All right, man. So, here's the deal. Uh, as far as I know, a, you know, not a fortune teller, don't have all seen powers. As far as I can tell, you're not lying to me about anything. So, I appreciate your cooperations. You're getting two warnings today. One for the speed, one for the no front plate. Um, is it actually Home Depot who owns the car, or is it just like a lease? Like, >> Home Depot owns the vehicle. So they bring it to you, they ship it to you, they supply the plate, they put it on there, they register it, they get their insurance. I know why the front plate's not on there. Nobody has a front plate. >> So out of 90 vehicles, Yeah. because it's a 2021, so you get it brand new. They build it for you. >> The plate, they said that we would destroy the front of the vehicle. These are national cars and there's a bunch of states that don't require you to have front plates. So they ship them to you like that. >> Well, the thing is Illinois still does. So it's a lot in Illinois. So, >> I was going to tell my manager like you got to you guys have to figure out maybe understand if you're getting pulled over if that's one of the reasons you're getting pulled over. Maybe >> like I said cuz the reason we want that law is cuz you know how many eye passes in Illinois wants their tax on. They want their >> Well, it's a lot. You know, the reason we always have two plates is cameras, iPads, traffic light cameras. Yeah. That's why we always want black. >> And also the state wants to make two places. >> All right. There's your license. >> Oh, they want to make some plates. >> Yeah. So, there's your license. Captain Warren, do you have any questions for >> you had this officer fishing and cosplaying all at once? Because in the beginning when this lady was even asking him like, "What was the whole point of this? You talking about it's a company car. Like, what does that have to do with anything?" That's when he exposes his fishing expedition. >> Your question about this being a company car or personal car >> that people use company cars. I'm not saying you, but I'm saying there's people that have stuff in Rockford. >> They're not necessarily legal. and want to bring it to the suburbs >> and not assuming that this lady's using a company truck to do her job. He's assuming that she's over here being a drug dealer. And then you have in this offices admit why he doesn't obey traffic laws. >> Always have to obey every single traffic law. And the reason I don't always obey is cuz I don't want everyone knowing where I'm going. I don't want people I want people guessing what I'm doing. I don't want no. >> In other words, I could do what I want, but you can't. But that's my take on it though. Let me know what y'all think about the comment section. how you feel about this Illinois State Police officer for pulling this lady over all because that she was in her company truck started fishing even admit that he was just trying to find something on her and she's even telling this officer like she's literally graduated from college has never been in trouble but this officer still continues to ask these fishing question even answer about did you ever drink under age like what does that have to do with anything like this officer was fishing so hard that he was just asking any type of questions at this point that's my take on it though let me know what y'all think by the comment section make sure to like subscribe and y'all have a wonderful Okay. [Music]