You are not free to go. Yes, no, you're not free to go. This is a traffic stop. You're being stopped for racing with him down Fruitville going 57 miles an hour. Right, you were racing with him. You were the car that was right next to him and that's why now this is a traffic stop. Love it. Go ahead and give me your license, your registration, and your proof of insurance. You're stopped right now. Correct. Lawfully now you are detained because this is a traffic stop. I need your license and your registration proof of insurance. This is a traffic stop right now. It's a traffic stop. If you do not provide me with your license, you will be failing to identify yourself and I'll remove you from the vehicle. I can get him here. Okay, give me your license. Yes, you were speeding. You were speeding. >> I love getting people for street racing. When I used to drive my Charger, uh it was one of the things I was always looking for was someone to line up with me at a light and accelerate in an exhibition of speed. Um that's the verbage that's in Arizona law along with a whole bunch of other examples like competing in a uh contest to set a time record, exhibition of speed or acceleration. There's a whole bunch of different um variables that you can choose from in your observations of vehicles on the roadway uh to justify. In the state of Arizona, if you are racing on the highway, your vehicle gets towed and impounded for 20 days um and it is a class one misdemeanor. And if you commit that offense twice in 2 years, then it becomes a class six felony. Um so, we uh we certainly take it seriously here. And apparently in Sarasota, they also take it seriously, which I love. I just I Everyone knows I love Florida. Police departments are great. Sheriff's offices are awesome. Um and they're doing their They're doing the good The good Lord's work is the best way to put it by uh stopping them before they crash into something.