Get their badge number and report to them now. >> I will give you my number. >> Hey, >> hey, record this. >> Record what? There's like five body worn cameras there. Stand right here. >> See what I'm saying, >> man? As long as you have a valid license. That's all I'm asking. You don't have to have it on you. That's okay. >> They just want to know if they can release the car to someone with a license. >> It's a misdemeanor. both the the suspect and suspect's wife are both adamant that this is just a misdemeanor and it's a misdemeanor. Well, misdemeanor is still a crime and there's lots of misdemeanors that don't land you in jail unless you're not a responsible adult and that's what a warrant is. A warrant is not being responsible. A judge has said whatever, come back on Thursday, pay this fine, get, you know, they set some sort of stipulation. you haven't come to terms with that and you said, "No, I'm not. I'm going to do what I want instead of what you want, judge." Then the judge says, "Well, here's a warrant. You need to come back in and talk to me." So, if he would have just been a responsible adult taking care of the aforementioned issue, whatever that was that led to have him having a warrant, he wouldn't have a warrant. But again, he's just not listening. He just it seems to be his problem. and he found a companion, a wife, a life partner, um, who shares that same sentiment. So they're like a match made in heaven of not wanting to accept responsibility and wanting to be a victim of absolutely