Am I free to go? No. You're in cuffs. What are you talking about? You're resisting. Right, because you threw me against the cruiser. >> we do that. Hey, don't you put your leg in there. Don't you dare do that. >> Yes. >> Or you'll be tied up like a pretzel. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? YOU ALREADY DID THAT. close fan transfers Initially, you think, "Hey, this deputy just told this guy he's going to tie him up like a pretzel." But if you pay attention to when this deputy first walks up, it's not a deputy. He's got bars on his collar. This is a lieutenant. Also known as a shift command commander or a watch commander. He is ranks above everyone else there. He's He didn't get those bars just by coming to work. He got those bars with time and experience and being great at his job. So, when the lieutenant says that he's going to tie you up like a pretzel, I guarantee, as sure as I'm sitting here wearing a gray shirt, that lieutenant would have tied that guy up like a pretzel. So, that is In the literary world, they call that foreshadowing because it was going to happen if that guy kept acting a fool.