Cuz uh, you went right past that stop sign. Okay, where you all coming from? Could you put your phone up for me, please? >> I can't call my dad? No. How old are you? Around 15. What did I just say? I said no, right? What's wrong with you? >> Well, why I thought I had the right to call my dad. Can you spell that for me? Hey. What's your date of birth? I'm cruising on a bike and a cop pulled me. >> Hang up that phone. I don't have to I got I have the right. I He's grabbing me. He's grabbing me. Hey. He's slamming me down on the Listen, dude. When I tell you to do something, you do it. You understand that? >> I was calling >> It's not just whatever No, let me finish talking. I know my rights. I have the right to call my dad. Obviously, you don't know your rights. >> Yes, I do. If this officer is asking you something You know it's common sense to just be quiet and talk to him. No, I need to go talk to the sergeant please. He really slammed me on the ground. Well, then comply. >> [music] >> What's good, YouTube? It's BBKicks back again with another video and another reaction. And in today's video, it's Seguin Police Department over here in Texas, where you have this Seguin police officer roll up on these two kids that were riding on their bikes. You will see what this officer was telling him, "Hey, you ran a stop sign. I'mma stop you real quick." So, this kid decides to call his dad because he's 16 and you know, he can't be getting questioned without that parent. And you having this officer not liking that he decided to call his dad. And since he whipped his phone out to call his dad, you will see what this officer slams him on the ground all because of he was calling his dad. And it just goes to show, officers really do prefer whenever you don't know your rights. I'mma watch you get my reaction. Let me know what y'all think about in the comment section. Let's get it to the video. Seguin Police. We're not stopping you just cuz uh, you went right past that stop sign. Oh, yeah. I'm sorry about Yeah, where you all coming from? Uh, we live downtown. Huh? We live downtown. You live downtown? >> Yeah, we're going downtown. Okay, where you all coming from? Uh, we're just cruising around. Oh, okay. Yeah. So, where did you all come from? From my house. From your house? Yeah. But you live downtown? Yeah. Are you coming from this way? I'm cruising. Yeah. Okay. All right. You guys have IDs on you? Uh, no. No driver's license? No driver's license? It's electric. Okay. Yeah. So, you don't need a driver's for electric, no? I'm not saying you need a driver's license. I'm asking if you had one. Austin You can go to step off of it. You can put it on the kickstand. Uh, can you take your hands out of your pockets for me, please? Appreciate it, man. You're good. All right, what's your name? What's your date of birth? Uh Could you put your phone up for me, please? I can't call my dad? No. How old are you? Around 15. What did I just say? I said no, right? And now you're calling him. What's wrong with you? Well, why I thought I had the right to call my dad. No? What's your name? Austin Peter. Hey. What's your date of birth? I'm cruising on a bike and a cop pulled me. Hey. Yes. Hang up that phone. I don't have to I got I have the right. I have the right to go. Hey, he's grabbing me. HE'S GRABBING ME. HEY. NO, BACK UP. Back up. Stop. He's slamming me down on the ground. Stop. He's slamming me on the ground. I'm 15 I'm 15 years old. He's grabbing me. I'm 15 years old. I'm a minor. 338. 1020. I'm code four right now. He He told me I can't be on the phone. I have the right to be on the phone. I know my rights. He slammed me on the ground. I don't feel safe right now. He's on Hey, he's grabbing Stay right there. He's slamming me on the ground. Record this. Record this. I didn't even do anything. Sit on the curb. No, I'm a minor here. Shut up. No. God damn, dude. You just slammed this kid on his face and you had the nerve to say, "God damn, dude." Like he just supposed to be cool with that. I can't cruise on my bike. I can't cruise on my bike now. What's wrong with that? No. Can I get your name and badge number, please, sir? Cardena, 662. 338. Can I get your name and date of birth? >> [snorts] >> 338. No. Last name Why are you asking me, bro? I don't want you searching here now. 338. Can I get your name and date of birth already? >> [snorts] >> Bro. Listen, dude. When I tell you to do something, you do it. You understand that? It's not just whatever No, let me finish talking. It's not whatever you want to do. You need to listen. I know my rights. That's what's wrong with you. You don't listen. I have the right to call >> That's why you went on the ground. >> I know my rights. I have the right to call my dad. Obviously, you don't know your rights. >> Yes, I do. I have the right to call my dad. I have the right to call my dad whenever he calls me. You're free to go, dude. You can walk. You can't You can't talk You can walk. Or you can't search me or talk to me if I'm a minor. I know my rights. He slammed What was I Did I search you? Did I search you? You slammed me on the ground. Exactly. You don't You don't even have the right to search me. I'm a minor. Did I question you? Yes, you did. What did I question you? You started questioning me and then you told me I couldn't call my dad and [ __ ] And you asked me, "Oh, what am I doing out here?" I have the right to ride the bike. I didn't say you didn't. I'm 16 years old. Congratulations. What's your dad's number? He's calling He has my number. What's your dad's phone number? God damn, dude. 338. Listen. Listen to what I'm asking you, okay? Not whatever you want to do. Listen to what I'm asking you. If I ask you for your phone If I ask you for your dad's number, it's not, "Oh, I'll go ask him." I'm asking you. Well, obviously I'm going to get that. Unlock it. I can't. My mother [ __ ] hands in the cuffs. How am I going to unlock it? What's your What's your thing? Is not a thumb? What is it? It's 1122. 1122? >> 112233. It's called down right there. Yes, sir. This is Officer Cardena, Seguin Police. Hey, hey, hey, let me tell you one thing. You can't question my son. Hold on. Let Let me finish. Let me finish before you start talking to me. Do you understand that? Yeah, yeah. I'll listen to you. All right. Well, I I No, I'm not going to let you tell me anything. Are you going to come pick up your son or not? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Let me tell you one thing. Go ahead, sir. You can't Let me talk first. My mom's a retired narcotics detective. So, you when you do this No, you're not going to tell me what to do. You're not going to threaten me. So, do you want to talk to me? Yeah. What What's this posture? You want to talk to me? And you know, I hope all [laughter] this is recorded cuz I'm recording this, too. Obviously, it's recorded, sir. We We wear body cams. And I can tell you I'm recording everything that I'm talking Congratulations, sir. That's good that you are. Okay. Can I Can I talk now? Yeah. All right. So, I can tell you I clearly what I'm telling you right now. So, what happened? All right. Can I talk now without you interrupting me? Uh, yeah. You can talk to me, but not talk to my son. Jesus Christ. Cuz he's a minor. So, you can talk to me, but you talk to my son, you can't hold anything that he says against him. So, you can talk to me. All right. Well, I'm just letting you know what I got. If you let me finish talking. Well, what do you got? All right. Well, I stopped them. I was trying to get them identified. He starts calling somebody. And he's on a bike. Jesus. You know what, sir? You have a great You have a great night, okay? I was just I was just going to give you a call. I was trying to call. Yeah, he's good to go. I know exactly what he's talking about. He said he calls him whenever I get If I get pulled over or something, you know, cuz I don't He don't have the right to question me since I'm still a minor. Okay, but look, I mean, Corey If this officer is asking you something You know it's common sense to just comply and talk to him. I know. And it's always common sense to remain silent, but they never want to have that conversation. >> Officer is asking you something You know it's common sense to comply and talk to him. I know. He's not dangerous. It's just a a symbol uh uh bicycle infraction, okay? >> [snorts] >> No, I know, but I don't He was getting mad. He told me I couldn't call my dad. I I can call my dad. What gives him the right to tell me I can't call my dad? Well, he just wanted to have a conversation. Dude, I'm I'm pretty sure Look, Corey, I'm pretty sure if you would talk to him you you would've been at home already. I think this is just my um Huh? I think it was just an all over exaggeration. I don't know. No, these These are consequences for your actions. That's what it is. You need to You need to acknowledge that. I don't even have to talk to you. Then don't. That's what I was doing. >> Have a good night. All right, good. All right. Goodbye. You good to go? No, I need to go talk to the sergeant. I need to get my dad to come. He really slammed me on the ground. Well, then comply. You're You're talking to your Yes, you do. Slammed me on the ground. My dad's going Yeah, it doesn't matter your age. You committed a traffic offense. We have every right to talk to you. And he still slammed me on the ground. I wasn't doing anything to harm him. I I I was >> You were failing to follow instructions. That's what you were doing. All right. Have a nice night. Now, I don't have any kids, but I swear that was my son, best believe I'll be at that police station by Monday. Because I'm trying to understand what's so illegal about him having his phone out. >> Could you put your phone up for me, please? I can't call my dad? No. What did I just say? I said no, right? And now you're calling him. I wonder why Officer Cardenas doesn't like phones. But I guess if you pull that phone out, he's going to slam you on the ground. I don't have to I have the right. I have the right to go. Hey, he's grabbing me. He's grabbing me. And you having these officers trying to do some cos playing, but he wasn't going for it. If this officer is asking [snorts] you something, you know it's common sense to just comply and talk to him. I need your sergeant. I need to get my badge number. Let me see your something. You don't really slam me on the ground. Well, then comply. But you don't have any right to slam him on the ground because he has his phone out. But that's my take on it though. Let me know what y'all think about in the comment section. How you feel about this again police officer for slamming this kid on the ground because he was calling his dad. You having this officer telling him, "Hey, put your phone away." I don't know what's illegal about him having his phone out. Now we live in Texas. You know me, I'm going to have my phone out. I wish officer would tell me to put my phone away. Then you having him slam him on the ground just because he had his phone out cuz he was calling his dad. And then you having this officer saying, "Look, if you just would have listened, none of this would have happened." he tried to ask for a supervisor, they want to laugh and say, "Oh, well, you should have just followed directions." I don't see what's illegal about him having his phone out. We live in Texas. I know plenty of people that record. But for some reason, something tells me that if he was a little bit older and wasn't the age that he was, I don't believe that this officer would have did this. That's my take on it though. 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