All right, like I said, it's confirmed. Hop out for us. Don't touch Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. Hey, I'm giving her my phone. Breaking the law carries serious consequences. Even if someone thinks they may have avoided facing punishment, it is only delaying the inevitable. Come here. Have a seat right here. I want to go. I want to go. Why did you decide to take off on me? From someone thinking they can get away with hit-and-run to someone threatening their significant other. I want to go. No. No, I I know I could pull my keys out. No, I don't trust you right now. Then you don't trust me. Yeah, because you're resisting. Here are some incidents where criminals on the run realize they've been caught. I don't know what the hell you're doing. Sit. Give me your phones. The incident revolved around a 49-year-old woman named Sheila Johnson. On October 26, 2023, in Bloomington, McLean County, Illinois, an officer on patrol noticed a car crash into another vehicle and then speed away. Soon, he started a chase to apprehend the suspect. The chase seemed to end and the officer directly engaged with Sheila. During the conversation, the officer issued her a command. However, she did a strange stunt that awestruck the cop. Did she manage to achieve the desired result? I don't think so. It's just a rear end. Happened right in front of me, but this in a car took off out of here. What are you doing? Huh? You what? I got to go to school real quick. School? Yeah. This is not school. I cuz I was trying to park somewhere. I didn't want to be in front of everybody. It's my fault. I thought this would be better than So, you take off down Veterans Parkway, come up here? Yeah, my fault. And you're going to school to pick up the kids here? Yeah, I got to go get them. Can I go run in and get them real quick? No. Where What school they go to? Right here. What school is it? I'm not sure. I'm not from Bloomington. You're not? No. Can you call her to tell her to come down here? No. I'm not going to call them. You got a purse or wallet or anything? No. Huh? No. I have nothing. Did you not see me right there behind you with my lights on and stuff? I didn't see you. No. Come have a seat right here and just so we're not getting rained on and stuff, okay? And I'll talk to you in here. in and No, we're not getting We're not getting kids anywhere. Come here. Have a seat right here. I want to go. I want to go. What are you doing? Why did you decide to take off on me? Stop. What are you doing? I need I need to go. Twice I've got her. Come back here. What are you doing? Please, no. Stop. Please. Stop. Please, God. What the hell are you doing? Come on. down for a minute? No. Please. No. Walk. All right. This hit-and-run I'm in the State Farm corporate lot. Just off Jackson. She just tried running from me. I've got her. What are you doing now? Yeah, I'll just take one down here with me. And just have somebody check on the guy at the intersection. Now, you going to do something stupid again? You're going to sit down. Okay. Huh? Okay. I don't know what the hell you're doing. Sit. Give me your phones. I'm sorry. Say again. Stand up. Get out. Stand up. Turn around. I'm going to go in here. Well, I'm trying to figure this all out. Like relax. Um I don't know if he pulled off somewhere or not. I had to go around him to chase this one down. Anything in your pockets? Uh-uh. Nothing. What What's your name? Sheila. Is Are you being real with me now? Huh? Yes. After the apprehension, Sheila underwent further questioning. Yet, her responses only served to deepen the mystery. Besides, she also failed to meet the demands of the authorities. The officer also informed her about the concealed information he discovered, which left her in shock. Subsequently, an obligatory step was taken by the authorities. And it says really it's the vehicle owner? 80 Who? 80 80 Why did you take off after you hit that car? I didn't know if I was supposed to stay there or I didn't even see you. My fault. You know you're supposed to stay there. Spell Sheila. S H E I O A. All right. Yeah, I don't know. Probably. Let me You got insurance in the car there? Should be in the glove compartment. Can we get in there and look? Yeah. All right, hold on. Yeah, I've got the keys. I've got the keys somewhere. She had them in her hands, so I did something with them. I don't know where they went off offhand. It's cool. I was up here, so he must not have found them over there. Yeah, I guess not. I don't You know I was right behind her. Yeah. And she's or I was in the next lane over. She slide just rammed in the back of the car over there. And I'm trying I moved around to get behind them. Yeah. As I get behind her, she just out and speeds off down Vets, so it comes in here, parks right here, says she's going into the school to pick up some kids. School? Yeah. Uh no. Yeah, I know. Well, I went back So, there was two cars at the intersection, but I was on the wrong spot. Couldn't figure out where I needed to go. And when I went back, there was nothing there. Okay. Were they in the turn lane? Yeah, they were using the left turn I was in the lane going straight. He was in like the left turn lane, I think. Or maybe the I thought he was in the left turn lane, but maybe I went around in there to get around it. I don't know. Could have been like There was a red Camry sitting there. That might be what it was, a red Camry. It's probably something like that. There was a red Camry sitting there, but when as I went back up that way, the car was coming back. Okay. southbound. Maybe pulled off somewhere. But I'm sure he'll call or something later. I'll keep an eye out for I'll I'll have to go back. I'll go back and look at my video and I'll get the plate and all that. I mean, I can I can track him down later. I just I don't have time to do all that. I can't find anything in my system with Sheila Johnson. Okay. There's no DMV records of Sheila Johnson. I ain't got my license. Where's your license? I haven't got it. I haven't got nothing yet. And you're 50? You've never gotten a license? So, you've been driving your whole life with no ID? I really don't drive. How do you get a job? I do under the table. Okay. So, I work for hours. So, they're not going to have any records of you? I don't know. They know my name, but they pay me under the table. And I babysit to make money. It's about it. That's all I do. So, what school did you have to get kids from? Uh the primary school. But I'm not sure which one. I've only been here 3 months. Only been here 3 months? Bloomington. Okay. But you got out of your car and you said you got to walk into the school here and get your kids. Yeah. I was told the primary is over that way. The primary is over this way? Okay. So, there's no kids in here that you need to get? No. It is a primary school. Whose kids are you getting? Like the ones I babysit. Who do you babysit for? Miss Larson. So, so they're not your grandkids or anything? No. What time school get out? About 3:00. Okay. And you pick them up every day after school? Monday through Friday. Nothing. Never been in trouble. And you've never gotten an ID card. Nope. Huh? You got a traffic ticket anywhere? Nope. Never? No. Not since you're 16 or 15 or 14? Yep. That was minor. But I've never gotten my license. And my mom wouldn't let me get nothing. Who's your mom? Dorothy. Dorothy. Does she live in town? All right, Sheila. Well, I know why you're lying to me now. Cuz you got a warrant and you're suspended. But for driving. So, that's why you're lying to me. All right? Okay. Well, you did I asked if you go by any other names and you said no. You should have told me that. And you gave me the wrong birthday. And then the Yeah, got the warrant, too. So, that might hold her on that. So, but as far as mine goes, I just the suspended ticket. And then the obstruct Yeah. Yeah. obstructing and resisting. resisting I'm going to hop out. This Listen, rest assured, probably going to put this in the system. Thanks. So, you're probably going to go to Peoria. Okay. They're coming to get me? Yeah, probably. I got to run out and grab something out of my car. Are you good right here? All right. I can't do much. What am I going to do? You'll be amazed. I don't want to know. I don't want to know. I don't That's crazy. There's nothing you can do. Where do Where can we possibly go? I mean, seriously. Uh what's wrong with that? I mean, And I'll stay in here until I go to court. Is that how that works? Do you know? But there's no cash bail. I'm confused now. Clearly no. The warrants The warrants were issued before the cash bail thing went into effect. So, you've had the warrants for a while. So, the warrants have a The warrants have a cash bond because they were originally laws. Oh. So, those still are in effect, I think. Sheila Johnson was charged with resisting arrest, obstructing identification, driving without a license, and operating an uninsured motor vehicle. While Sheila needlessly made the situation worse for herself, our next individual was caught due to him possessing questionable material. But before that, let's see someone who quickly found out a warrant is not a laughing matter. I'm not trying to and a bunch of really white people say like look at you how you looking at me, bro. The incident is centered around a man named Kenneth Like. On the 29th of June, 2023, in Arlington Heights, Cook County, Illinois, an officer pulled over a vehicle for expired tags. Shortly, the cop engaged with the driver and started inspecting the matter. Right after the engagement, the officer started talking about the expired tags on the driver's vehicle. Throughout the converse, Like's speeches were highly skeptical, and clearly, he was trying to hide something. Promptly, the officer issued an order. Did Like comply? It's not. She knows. You don't know. It's a sticker? Yeah, your sticker's been expired since like 2022. I know. I'll just take your word for it right now. All right, no problem. Do you have your driver's license on you? And then we'll just get you out of here. No, I don't. I was just taking your word for it. Okay, do you have like any sort of ID on you? Uh I just got it shipped to the house. Okay. No, I'm not comfortable getting out of the car. Okay. Do you have a picture of it? Okay. Yeah, I could just uh If you don't mind. Where does she work? Condell. Where? Condell Hospital. Condell. Where's that at? The way to go? Okay, so it's not too far. What's your first name? Uh Kenny. K N N E Y. K N N E Y. Last name? L Y K E. And then this is your car? Okay. Do you have insurance on it? You do? Can you provide that? Work on that, and I'll get I'll get you ran everything. We'll get you out of here, okay? Give me 5 minutes. Did you get the insurance? I do. Okay, cool. Yes, sir. And then do you have your driver's license on you, too? Just cuz you snapped this on here. Yeah. Hey, Kenneth. Do you guys mind switching real quick? Uh yeah, sure. seats. Thanks, man. Yeah, no problem. Thanks. Now, here. I need you to step out of the car for us. I just have to talk to you back there real quick. Do you mind talking with us? Talk about what? I got some just information to clear up. I I we can talk right here. I'm not trying to get out of the car, sir. I'm scared. Okay. Like I was just So, no, I get you. So, hey, hey. Yeah. What were you on probation for? Uh there was some stuff that happened at Ruby's Garden. Cleared up. I'm on probation, so 2 and 1/2 hours in. Okay. You want to see my PO tomorrow. Are you calling him tomorrow? Who's your PO? to see him tomorrow. You're going to see him? Yeah. Okay. You're in contact with him frequently? Yep, all the time. Okay, no problem. So, this been in no trouble. This is just what I need from you at this point, okay? So, right now, I don't know if you're aware I don't know if I'm allowed your girlfriend here. You've been cool. You got a couple warrants out of I got a a warrant in Indiana that's it. Okay. So, again, at this point at this point, this is the the only option I have for I know. you. I can get you to step out and just speak with us back there. I got to just talk with dispatch, okay? And we're going to see if if it's if it's out of Indiana and then and then And they don't want to. Well, then you can hop right back in the car, okay? I have a problem with my lawyer, so I'm not trying to get Sir, okay. So, at this point, you have a warrant, okay? So, we had to confirm it. Okay, can you call Indiana and tell them Why don't you step out and talk with us? I'm scared. I just got off probation, so uh It's not right. It's not right. I don't have any You do. You do. I don't. Okay. So, what it's showing me right now that you do out of either Indiana and Cook County, you may be extraditable. So, at this point, if you don't step out of the car, there will be another charge. So, I just need you to step out and just talk with us so I can get a clear look at home. I don't feel comfortable getting I'm telling you like as a man, I don't feel comfortable stepping out cuz I don't want to get put in handcuffs in any situation like that. So, if you would call them, I'm not trying to do it again. I don't you never You never met me. You've been super cool with me. Sorry, sir. The police have tricked me. I'm not trying to get What does that mean, tricked you? I don't know what I'm scared and they're putting my hands behind my back coming out of the car for now. My lawyer is dealing with that and he's clearing it up. I've been going through this with my probation officer. I'm going to get it straight now, and I'm standing by my rights, sir. Okay. And and I just got off probation. I don't have Guys, it's not extraditable. I don't have any warrants that? I just got to go to work. Yeah, I'm trying to make it as quick as possible. I just need him to step out and talk with us. She can drive. So. It's her car, right? It's her car. I'm I'm not trying to step out. I haven't done anything wrong. Okay. Dude, get out of the car. No, I'm not getting out. Is it out of Indiana? I said what? You have a warrant. Check Check the It's a larceny. You can check. They're checking right I already cleared it up with my lawyer, and he's going through it right now. That's what it's That's what's going on, sir. I'm telling you guys the truth. The honest truth. And you'll hear it. Only option at this standpoint is to hop out of the car. Or I am going to physically pull you out of the car, and you're going to get charged. What you're telling me is it's not confirmed. I'm taking it into consideration. If my dispatch confirms it, you're coming out of the car. Either you step me out, or I'm pulling you out. Okay, yeah, no, that's good. Oh, yeah, I'll step out. Okay. Yeah, that's good. I've been nothing but cool with you this whole time. I'm listening to what you're saying. No, I'm just I don't want to pull you out. I don't want to charge you with anything else. Uh-huh. But if it's confirmed, you're going to step out. Yes, sir. Okay. Yeah. No, his DL is actually fine. Yeah, my driver's license is fine. Everything's fine. Yeah, it's fine. I don't have any warrants good. Okay. But my dispatch I got to have them clear it. And you already said it like the the warrant that you have, if it's What is it for? Theft? It's a larceny out of it. Yeah, so okay. It's It's like you said, it's not that big of a deal. Like it's it's nothing to get That's But that's what I'm saying. It's not that big to have us yank you out of the car for. Like if we have to But again, I have to do my job. Warrants are what we have to take care of, okay? Right. And it's it's not extraditable. It's nothing to That That is fine. That's why I'm not getting We're going to both hear it at the same time, okay? But you don't need to be scared. I don't want to I I just I feel Dude, I've been talking with you the whole time, man. It's all right. Okay, I get you, but Sir, I've been I'm a good kid. I don't do anything too much, so like I'm not trying to step out of this car and What are you doing for What are you doing for work? I DoorDash. I work valet service, so like Cool. No problem, man. Look, I do this on a daily basis. I can't Okay, we pull over cars, we do warrants, and we do we arrest bad people, we we give tickets to people going to work. It's It just It is what it is, and we give breaks where we can. So. Like was continually showing his obstinate behavior, and it seemed law enforcement was running out of patience due to his incessant display of assertiveness. The cops took the utmost reasoning that matched his misconduct. Moreover, they divulged information about Like's uh past actions, leaving him visibly startled. Yet, his indocile stance didn't break a bit. Dude, nobody wants to hurt you. It's Nobody wants to Nobody wants to hurt you. Nobody's like this. You know what I'm saying? Like No, I get you. And again, what we're going to do is if it when it's confirmed, I'm going to tell you to step out of the car, and that's going to be my one time to let you step out, okay? It's on body camera, and then the dispatch will see that. Your probation officer will see that. We'll go from there, okay? Well, it's just It's just how it is, okay? So, someone has a warrant, we don't pull up with one person. It's just It's not safe. We got a lot of traffic going on. Uh it sounds like you're making excuses. Let's just be real. We've been cool. I mean, you didn't I've I've been I've articulated myself in a right mannerism, and I've been respectful to you. You are, but I'm going to give you another case law, and I'm being real cool with you. If a law enforcement officer asks you to step out of the car for any reason, any reason whatsoever, you have to step out of the car. I won't. You have to step out of the car on a valid traffic stop. You guys think I'm asking you to do like 100 push-ups? I'm not asking you to do anything I'm not asking you to do anything that hard. I'm just waiting for the You can always bond out, and you can leave. I will. Do it all the time. What am I on probation for? I don't want to go I don't want to talk, sir. Okay, you don't have to talk to me. Sure. I'm just I'm just making small talk with you. Okay. No problem. So, the charge is out of Indiana from my from my understanding now from what you're saying. Yeah, I think it just takes a little bit longer cuz we got to go through the county, and then the county's got to contact Indiana. Like you said, it's not valid. If it's not valid, you can drive right off. If it is, you just come with us, and then we'll get you to bond. We'll call our mom, and then she comes to pick you up. It's really not that hard of a matter. All right, like I said, it's confirmed. Hop out for us. All right, sir. What did they say? It's confirmed. I need you to hop out and place your hands behind your back. I'm asking you once. The warrant is confirmed out of the car. You're under arrest. You're under arrest for your warrant that is confirmed out of Indiana that we talked about. What? I'll be under arrest for a warrant that's confirmed? You have a warrant. Yeah, in Indiana? Which is extraditable out of Illinois. So, I'm going to ask you again. Step out of the vehicle. I'll give you some room. I'm Hey, listen. I'm not doing this. Hey, bro. I'm not doing this with y'all. I'm Call my lawyer. I'm not doing this with not the time to discuss warrants. You literally come with us, we get you processed, and that's it, dude. This is not anything to discuss about. We tell you the bond at the station. I'm not getting out until y'all tell me the What is the Why Why are you doing this to yourself? Just get out. I'm upset, bro. I just went through a whole thing. I just like I'm not to go to jail, bro. I have I don't know. I'm a good person. What do you have going on? We can I have work. I'm supposed to do all this. I have family to feed, stuff to do. I'm not trying to in a bunch of really white people face like look at you how you looking at me, bro. I don't even like that. I don't know what where that came I don't know where that came from, man. What's my bond? Can y'all tell me the bond? You got to process it at the station. We got to wait for Lake County to send us a I'm not doing all that, like I'm getting the suit It's not what you're doing. You got to come You have to come with us. What am I under arrest for? I haven't done anything. Dude, there are a warrant. Why are you doing that to us right now? Why Why are you doing that to yourself? We Bro, what the Hey, I'm Give me your Give me the phone. You just got to get it taken care of right now. You get it taken care of and that's it. with y'all, bro. This is why I hate the rack, so. Like y'all racist as hell. What Dude, it's a warrant. It's a warrant. It's not out of Chicago. It doesn't matter. Better you commit a crime in in Indiana, it doesn't stop here. Seemingly, he gave up and law enforcement didn't hesitate to go further. The entire scenario radiated deep shock and fury. Papa, come on. Don't touch me. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. Hey, I'm reaching for my phone. Y'all can't take my phone. Y'ALL CAN'T TAKE MY PHONE. JUST drop it. I don't trust y'all. Drop it. Bro, what are you Y'all Y'all doing way too much, bro. Y'all doing Stop putting your hands behind my back, bro. Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR STOP. QUIT MY BACK. STOP. I'M BEING COOL. OKAY. Put your hands behind your back. They are. Do y'all see them behind my back or not? Relax. Relax. Relax. Stop twinching. Put your hands. They are. Put your hands behind your back. Bro, my hands are behind my back. Why y'all doing this? You're still resisting. Y'all They were You guys were pulling Hold on a minute. How am I resisting? How am I resisting and y'all pushing my arm? How am I resisting and y'all pushing my arm? I'm not doing nothing. I'm sitting here talking and my hands are behind my back. Y'all just want to be extra. Go. And that was the night I'm literally sitting here calm. I'm calm. My hands are behind my back. How am I resisting my hands are behind my back? You're not listening to our orders and you're resisting I'm not stiff. I'm not stiff. I'm not stiff. I just have long arms. Are y'all kidding? Okay. They're behind my back. You don't give your phone when we're putting you into cuffs. I have to give my phone to my my wife. What are you talking about? Your phone's coming with us. It's not going with her. What are you talking about? Why Why y'all want it to come with y'all? It's your property. I want her to have it. We don't know yet. That's not the time to do it. No, racist. Hey, check his jacket pockets. You checked everything. Look. Check my pockets again, so y'all can check twice. Like There's nothing in my pocket. You've been nothing but nice. No, you haven't. You've been a bro. You've been nice, bro, the whole time. The whole time. looking at your eyebrows. You got It's over. Come on. It's done. Get over there. [ __ ] them. Kenneth Lyke was arrested and had an out-of-state warrant for resisting a peace officer. As mentioned before, now we will see someone getting into trouble for the illicit elements he was carrying. You've been out like 2 months? I've been out since '22. The incident revolved around a man named Timothy Tompkins. On the 25th of February, 2024, in North Roosevelt Boulevard, Key West, Florida, the authorities pulled over a Chevy after sensing something was wrong. Soon, they engaged with the driver and began an inspection. Right after the encounter, the police demanded to see some relevant documents. Besides, his demeanor was inappropriate and it prompted them to make him a necessary command. Due to his obstinate nature, the cops had to handle the situation strongly. How are you doing? Can I get your driver's license? All right. Yeah, I had it in my pocket right now. I appreciate it. Thanks, my friend. Do you have an ID with you, sir? Yep. All right. All right. Be right back, guys. All right? Yeah. All right. Negative on the uh Negative on the 62, but Timothy Tompkins is the driver, so it should be good. 97, get up to the car. Just hang out with both of them. There's a message for you. You want me to have him step out? Uh yeah, give me a Yeah, I'm going to run them both. Yeah, I'm definitely running the car on them. Absolutely. Okay, he's 10 10-31 guy. Yep. Hey Might flee, just so you know. How y'all doing? I need you guys to step out and stand over here for me, please. Yes, sir. For what? Because we're going to do a canine sniff of your vehicle. For what? That's all That's all you need to know. We're allowed to do a canine sniff on the vehicle. I know my rights. Step out of the car. I'm getting you out of the car, Timmy. Timmy, get out of the car or I'm pulling you out of the car. What am I being pulled over for? You were pulled over for a traffic infraction. I'm giving you a lawful order. So, you're refusing to get out of the car. I need to speak to a supervisor. Officer Hansel I am a supervisor and I'm telling you you need to step out of the car. Step out of the car. Don't try anything crazy. Come on. Out of the car. Yep. You can get it one of these days. Hold on. Hold on. I need my keys. I I No, you ain't I can get them. I don't I don't I don't trust you right now. Hey, y'all tripping. Yeah, because you're resisting. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. I'm getting out right now. Hold on, man. What's up? Put your hands behind your back. That's it. Put your hands behind your back. Don't move. Don't move. It's simple. Get out of the car. You can get out of the car, Timmy. You got to tell me what I'm being pulled over for, sir. Tailgating and speeding. Tailgating? I wasn't even speeding. I swear to God when I passed y'all. I slowed down. It's not crazy. All you had to do was listen. It's a simple, "Okay, I'm stepping out." That's all you had to do. Keep doors open. Yeah, I got it. What am I being pulled over for? That's what I asked. What am I being pulled over for? This is a paper. And Officer Hansel told you what you're being pulled over for. He said a traffic infraction. That doesn't warrant you to pull me out of my car. A traffic infraction? You give me a ticket and I go. How you just snatch me up like Get over here and I'mma tell you. I'mma tell you why. No, man, that's wrong, bro. I work for the city. is I give you a lawful order. I understand that. I know you work for the city. I ain't been in no trouble with nothing, bro. Then why didn't you just step out of the car when I ordered you to get out of the car? Because I'm trying to figure out why what warrants me to get pulled over with three cars and and and and Come over here real quick. We'll talk about it. Come on, brother. That's crazy, bro. I don't do nothing. I stay home and that's it. Listen. Come on, brother. That's wrong, man. That's wrong. Y'all don't just snatch people like that, bro. I I told you at least four times get out of the car. And you're going to sit here and argue about it. Yeah, but every time somebody does that, it's just a delay stuff, so they can flee. And you've run from us before, haven't you, Timmy? You've been out like 2 months? I've been out since '22. Okay, so a few Okay, so a year. You've been out a year. And you did 8 years in prison. I work for the city. I I go to work. I come home every day. Okay. And And if you changed good, then why don't you just listen to a simple order? I went to go get some groceries and stuff for my wife, my baby mama. And then And then if a canine doesn't alert to your car, you're on your way. He going to alert. I got my medical card. But listen, let me explain this to you, Timmy. Every single traffic stop, no matter the reason, we're allowed to run the canine on the exterior of the car. That's 100% the deal. So, what's the Fourth Amendment? The Fourth Amendment is the right against unreasonable search and seizure. Okay. Illinois vs. Caballes says that on any traffic stop that we do, we can run the canine. That's case law. That's been in for years. That That's case law. Okay, but I'm telling you it exists. So, when an officer says, "Timmy, get out of the car." I'm I I got a right to know what I'm being pulled over in my car. you what you get I told you why. No, and I said, "I'm pulling you out of the car to get to run a exterior sniff of the vehicle." Didn't I tell you that? I said, "What's the traffic infraction?" You ain't say nothing. You just said traffic in you that already on the initial approach. No, he didn't. He ain't say nothing. He said, "You got your license?" I gave him my license. He walked off. That was it. Okay. What? At the end of the day, if I tell you get out of the car when you've been pulled over for a legitimate reason, you all you got to do is get out of the car, Timmy. I went to law library, sir, and I know for a fact that you got to give me some reason why you pulling me out of my car. I I gave you the reason. I gave you the reason. I told you get out of the car. I'm going to get you out of the car. I told Listen, I asked you what I was to do something. I told you what I was going to do and then I did it. That's the end of it. This is a traffic stop, though. Yeah. So, how you get the How you got the right to pull me out of my car? Can you get them Can you get my lighter? You We can't do the sniff of the vehicle with you in the car. And Pennsylvania vs. Mimms says I can get you out of the car. Hold on. Pennsylvania vs. Mimms says I can get the driver out of the car in any traffic stop. Maryland vs. Wilson says I can get the passenger out of any car during any traffic stop. When When they started this? That's been in for years, for years. When they started this? Been for years, since I've been a cop. Yeah, but why y'all come and and handle me like Because that's it. Yeah, but y'all like We have all the legal reasons to do what we did. No problem. And I told you all I said was get out of the car and you copped an attitude and refused to get out. What do you mean how I came? All I did was tell you to get out of the car, right, It's that easy. Like this? I don't understand it when you're like one, two, you know. You got six, seven I'll tell you what, you got a little bit of bad luck cuz you got pulled over right next to another traffic stop that was already occurring. Okay, but I was slowing down. He said I'm tailgating. How who am I tailgating with nobody in front of me? Who am I tailgating? That's not That's not what I'm That's not the question I'm asking. That's what he said. Okay, but I'm telling you the whole reason was for stopping you or uh for for so many officers being here, is what I mean, is because you got pulled over next to another traffic stop. So, that's cops just walked over to yours, right? I understand that, but what I'm saying is, okay, y'all pulled me over. My guy ain't pulled out. They ain't been pulled out of service. Okay, you can ask the officer about his stuff. But y'all didn't come snatch me out of my car, sir. No, no, we didn't just come snatch you out of the car. I told you numerous times to get out of the car. up and said I said, "Step out of the car, guys." And you said, "For what?" I said, "Cuz I'm going to run a K9 around the exterior of the vehicle." And then you're And you're like, "This is crazy." And And then it ended up being a whole thing. a breath Oh, step by Step off of what? What I did? Yeah, but you know we can get you out for any any good reason or bad reason. I never heard that. Okay, I'm going to give you the case law. It's Pennsylvania v. Mimms. I just gave him like three. It allows us to get you out of the car in Maryland v. Wilson. So, the Fourth Amendment don't mean nothing, then. No, that's not true. Pennsylvania v. Mimms, that's the controlling case law, yeah. So, so that that just automatically For any reason at all, a good reason, a bad reason, no reason at all, we can get you out of the car at any time on a traffic stop. And nothing would like I promise you, look it up later. I And I'm happy to educate you because I want you all to know. That way you don't think that we're just doing something to be mean, right? But y'all come like y'all I work for the city, too. Y'all come aggressive and all that, like I think that's just how we are, man. You know us. Man, for what, though? I'm not giving y'all no kind I'm not I'm Listen, I ain't been in y'all face in forever. No, I know. You been I you been saying all that stuff for a long time. anything no more. I stay out of the way. Well, she's not, huh? What's her deal lately? That Whatever she do that, huh? She grown. She needs to have that baby so she can go back to like even keel. I like her better Where she at these days? Do you know she's got a horn, right? Yeah, I know. Yeah, it's hard to handle it cuz otherwise we're going to end up picking her up at the hospital once she has the baby. They put charges on saying that I'm the victim. I get it. Or you can go to the state. You know how to dump those, right? I never pressed charges. I told you how to sign the declaration of non-prosecution? The atmosphere shifted as the police's demeanor grew more stern. Both Timothy and the passenger went under deep scanning and peeled out flinching elements inside the backpack. Soon the authorities dug deep to bring out more information. There upon swift action was taken. Hey, before you do that, before you do that, here, stand up. All right. He's going to go ahead and just search you real quick. What? What's that? What? He's going to search you real quick. Make sure you don't have anything on you that's illegal, hookahs, cigarettes, or herbs. Dude, I got a pack of Newports. Okay. I got my pack of Newports. Is there anything illegal on you that needs to I got my pack of Newports. Okay. You're out like that. Hey, when y'all go in my jacket pocket now, be careful cuz I got my pet in there. You what? Hey. This isn't working. I might got one in my pocket. God damn, man. Take Take it to the dinner first, please. You got a pet in Hey, hey, you hear me? No, I'm I'm serious. I I got a pet I got a pet in there for real. So, be You what? You don't mind if I search you? I got a pet like for real, bro. I don't want you to get scared. Well, that's what That's what a PET IS. I KNOW, but Did you not know what a pet is? Yeah, see that Yeah, that's the one I was looking for. That's why I was sitting like I was Yeah. Yeah, see that. Uh This is cool. Yes, it was. [ __ ] No, hold on. I started doing that cuz he getting lit with it. Hang on, let me go finish you. Good? Yes. Yeah, no, he got He had something in his pack in his pack. Hold on. Okay. You had You had something in your pack. Hey, hey, it's weed. I got a medical license. Well, that's not packed What? The The one in the jar? It's packaged right. I get it. Yeah. You got it. You're better than me. You can tell I'm not a smoker, right? Well, you Yeah, I looked at it. Um you can't clean up there. You have to like pull on it as you're lighting it. Yeah, you know you can't You know how the deal is. Anything that puts you in a posture to be able to hustle out of here, we don't do. I'm not saying if you need to lean or something, you know, lay down or whatever. And yeah, you can't be in that Matt. Matt. Who's that, officer? Passenger. Uh Sarge, you got some good cocaine. Awesome. Keep that there for a minute. Here's the test strip. Right there. Hey, and I've got this, too, Sarge. Nice. It was on the passenger. Well, that's not packaged the right way, my friend. Can I have them label it? You can make all of our lives a lot easier. Believe me, I talked talked to her a thousand times and told her All right, Timothy, I've read you your rights your constitutional rights. I don't know I ain't going to jail. All right. All right, Timothy, you have the right to remain silent and anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise your rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? Yes, sir. Uh Timothy, do you wish to speak to me? Is that a question or you want to be asked it? Sir, the only thing I got in that car is that marijuana jar. Yeah, I got a license for it. That's it. All right, the marijuana jar that I pulled out of the backpack. Yeah. Okay. So, you want to speak to me? I mean That's all I got. All right. And I got a license for it. Okay. I saw your license for the medical marijuana card. It expires in August of 2024. All right. Um the thing that got me, though, is when I'm looking at the marijuana, it's all ground up into the jar. Normally, they come into the buds. They come with buds into the jars that you get. I'm familiar with how the dispensaries work, Timothy. They got ground flower in there. I know. I'm familiar with all that because I work I I I have access to the registry. So, I'm familiar with that, all right? I did field test that marijuana, okay? So, what else is in that marijuana besides marijuana? It did marijuana, sir. Okay, well, it tested for amphetamines. I'm just letting you know, Timothy. Man, I'm telling you I'm I'm on probation, so I know it couldn't test amphetamines. It did. I What I noticed was on it is it had some white uh white crystal white powder on it, and it tested All everything I love on my unborn child, sir. Okay. That's the marijuana I got from the dispensary just like this. Okay, how long have you had that one? I had that for about like 3 weeks now. 3 weeks now. Okay, so here's the thing, it did test for it. All right. Sir, I'm telling you It It did did test. It's a felony charge. You got to go out there for that. I can't make a felony charge just go away. Sir, I've been I've been out of prison 2 years. I ain't been getting no I'm telling you, sir. Well, I'm telling you what I tested for it, and I can't I can't see the test, sir? Can I see it done? Because I'm telling you, sir, I did nothing. This I don't do drugs. I I take drug tests every month. Well, it it doesn't mean that, you know, you take drug tests every month. I I got probation, sir. I don't do drugs. But you can be in possession of illegal narcotics, right? Sir, I don't handle no drugs. So, I've been If you ask this lady, I'm always at home, sir. I don't go nowhere. Well, you were What's the word tonight? I Look at the groceries in the back. I went to the store to go get popcorn, cereal, blanket So, I'll show you the first one. So, this one's your buddy's, okay? So, your buddy's test what he had on him. He tested for methamphetamine Can I see it done, sir? and also meth and cocaine, okay? And I'll show you the other one here. So, this is the one that's This is the one that I tested with yours, and it tested for methamphetamine. Can I see you doing it, I I've done it right here. It is on video. It is on recorded video. You'd have the opportunity to request that or your attorney does, okay? Sir, this this this crazy. So, I've been out of prison 2 years. So, I don't get into I go to work. I come home, sir. I'm telling you what I have. I'm telling you what it what I have, okay? Man, come on. All right, man. Okay, he has meth. All right, can you guys listen to me? All right. I'm I'm going to have a child. Baby April, sir. I'm going to have a child in April, sir. Okay. I'm going to have a child in April, sir. You think I'm really going to mess it up to smoke a little smoke sir? Okay. Come on, man. Do you have anything else on your person? Man, the only thing I got is my pen from the dispensary. That's it. That and your pet. And my pet, yeah. Awesome. What do you want us to do with that? This crazy, man. No, no, listen. It's your stuff. I'm not I'm not going to nothing. I do make sure I bought them. What do you want us to do with the animal? I'm trying to figure out cuz this I shouldn't even be going to jail, man. It's crazy. I know, I know, but you are, so They crazy, man. They crazy, man. They wrong, y'all. Y'all know me. Y'all know what kind of thing I do and how I do it. Who can we call to come pick up the animal? going I'm not going to move crazy. You can do whatever you do, sir. Timmy, let's see if you got another pair of shorts on. you're processing it. When you're ready, tell me what you want me to do with the animal. Do we got to call somebody or I know, I'm trying. My brain is going who close enough to call, but this this this is Man, some [ __ ] man. Y'all take me from my child, bro. Yeah, it's 2:10 a.m. Yeah, I see him. What is all that? Yeah, from my child, man. I I I don't do no reptiles. Crazy, man. I didn't do nothing, bro. Y'all take me away from my child. Sir, I'm telling you, I don't got nothing in that car illegal. Nothing. You want to get out of there? That's some crazy, man. I want to see the test be done. Well, like I said, it was on my body camera, it was on his. Go ahead, you can search whatever. I ain't got nothing on me, sir. Go He just wiped it around in there. Search search whatever. I can I'll take my sock off, whatever. I I am I don't do nothing, sir. I'm telling you, I don't do anything. All I do is work and go home and take care of my kids. That's it. Put your hands up for me just a little bit there. This is This is the phone call. Hey, you good? Back over here. There ain't no way to do Stop. Don't matter. Sit up. All right. They crazy, bro. They crazy. Y'all know this some [ __ ] bro. Listen, I searched you already before. I ain't got nothing on me, sir. I got nothing on me, bro. I don't do nothing in the street, bro. Get back in the car. Same opportunity before we go back there. You can search me a thousand more times. I'm telling you, I ain't got nothing on me. 764 Come on, man. Y'all crazy, bro. They crazy, bro. I don't even be in this kind of stuff, bro. That's wrong, bro. That's wrong, bro. Sit back for me. That's wrong, man. He's got it. He's got that He's got that issue, so bro, he's going to be Those double locked? Yeah. Those double locked? Listen. I'm not a movie star. All right, listen. I know they searched you, but before you go to my car, so Give me a quick Nothing else on you, right? Nothing up my sleeve. This is the cigarette box. How is it? Nothing tucked anywhere? You know when you get there, you can get scanned. Nah, too big to tuck. And those are double locked, right? Yes, sir. Okay. I just don't want them to get tighter. Watch your head when you go in. Both Timothy and the passenger found themselves in a tricky situation. What secrets did they unravel at that time? Come on, papers, bro. Papers, bro. My son going to be born in 2 months, bro. 2 months, bro. Come on, 67. Cuz you want to count it two adult males in boarding. This crazy, sir. I can't believe y'all really just handle me like this, bro. Yeah, I got two IDs. There's a message for you. I swear to God, I can't believe y'all just handle me like that, bro. My family on there. Man. Son born in 2 months, bro. No, I don't go off in the streets. Man. There's a message for you. My son born in 2 months. You know what these people going to try to do to me. Come on, bro. Bro, I have my son. My job. Ricky Rommel Copy. Call 67 right now. Timothy Tompkins was charged with possession of a controlled substance and resisting or obstructing an officer without violence. While Timothy was at least not violent, our next individual was far from docile. I'm not getting a felony resisting, am I? You are, man. The incident is centered around a 34-year-old man named Gerald Williams. On the 16th of March, 2023, in Monroe County, New York, the officers responded to a report of a man kicking in a door to an apartment. Upon reaching the location, they started an investigation. When they reached the vicinity of the location, they were in search of Gerald. Nonetheless, things weren't going smoothly since they faced harsh challenges. Despite repeated orders from law enforcement, he remained resolute in his stance. What were the reactions of the cops after that? Watch there. Watch there. COME OUT NOW. SHERIFF'S OFFICE, COME OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. SHERIFF'S OFFICE. ANYBODY INSIDE? All right, come out to us. Where is she? Where is Who is the money? Who kicked in the door? The door is not kicked in. Yes, it is. Kick marks. Who else is in there with you? Okay, who is that? Who is it? No, stay back there. What's her name? D what? D, step out here. Step out here. Stop, stop, stop. Who's the male inside? Step out here, D. I'm coming, I'm coming. Who else is inside? I don't know where he's at, but he's in the house. Who is it? Jay. Jay who? Whose apartment is this? It's hers. Does Jay have a permission to be here? Yeah, he's Yeah. Even though he kicked in the door. Yes, he did. Jay, come out. Okay, somebody saw him kick in the door. Why do you think he's in I I don't know where he went. I have no idea. Police department, COME OUT WITH YOUR HANDS UP. JAY, COME OUT. STEP OUT HERE. STEP OUT. OKAY, WE GOT the house surrounded, right? We know he has a felony warrant. Nobody else is in here with him? Nobody else in the house, right? All right, let's just hold here. Jay, we are going to bring a dog that will bite you. Come out here with your hands where I can see them. You will get bit. Hey man, we know you're inside. You're only going to cause more issues if you don't come out now. At this point, you simply go to jail. Is he drunk or what's his deal? Why is he kicking in your door? Does he have any Is he on bond or anything to not have contact with you? Probation? He is on probation? Jay, come out. Jared, give yourself up. We're not going away. You are leaving this house in handcuffs. Give yourself up. Let's do this the easy way. Come on, show me your hands. Come out, show me your hands. Come out with your hands up. Come on. Come out where I can see you. Come on. Nobody has to get hurt. It doesn't have to be like this. Well, you're not supposed to be here. Okay, well, come out so we can talk about it. Come out so we can talk about it. That's why you want to put your hands up and come out slow. Okay? Okay, just nice and slow with your hands up. Nice and slow with your hands up. Come out where I can look at you. Nobody has their fingers on any triggers, nothing like that. Just come out with your hands up and then we'll simply talk. That's all, man. We'll talk about it. We're not just going to yell though blindly. We need to talk to you and see you. Come on, Jay. You know what's the right thing to do. Jay, this is Officer Lee. She wants to talk to you. Jay, can you come out and talk to us? What's that? Okay, well, what's going on? Okay. Well, I I understand you're upset. We We were called here, so Okay. All right, well, can you Can you work with us a little bit here? Well, we we don't want to hurt you, either. Okay, well, we we don't want to We don't want to hurt you or do anything like that. We just We want you to cooperate here, okay? We just need to Okay. Okay. Okay, well, can you come over here so we can talk to you? Do you have any weapons on you right now? Okay. And And like I said, we don't want to hurt you, either, but we We We do need to talk to you, okay? Can you come walk over to the hallway here so we can talk? What's that? Is there a light in the hallway? Okay, we've got the light on for you, okay? I need you to If you walk over here though, I need you to put your hands out first so we can see your hands, okay? Tell me when you're walking over here so we know. Are you walking over here yet? Put your hands Put your hands out in front of you so we can see those first, okay? Like I said, we don't want to hurt you, but we just need you to walk over here. I need you to show us your hands first, okay? Jay, we don't want to hurt you, okay? We just need you to cooperate a little bit here. Okay, what's that mean? Okay. So, can we get some cooperation here? Okay, but we need you to We do need to talk to you face-to-face, okay? Okay, so can you come over here with your hands out in front of you? Hey Jay, man. I'm I'm going to be blunt and honest with you. No matter what you do, you have to go to jail. We just don't want you to get hurt at all, and the only way that's going to happen is if you come out now. You're not going to come out? Okay. We don't want that to happen. We want you to come out peacefully. We don't want anybody to get hurt. We don't have to use any type of force of any way to put handcuffs on you. We don't want that to happen, man. So, please come out now. Is there anything that that's going to change your mind right now? You need to come out now. We've given you plenty of opportunities to come out. So, answer my question. Are you going to come out? Yes or no? Okay, so why aren't you coming out right now? Jared, why are you not coming out? You what? Hey, man, you got to speak up. There's a bunch of dogs and stuff out here. You live here, you know the dogs are loud. We're trying to help you. Can you at least speak up? Are you sending them messages on your phone? You mean you're sending them messages on your phone or what? If all this is is a probation warrant, man, you realize that you're probably not even going to be gone that long. I don't know your whole situation. We were told you had a knife and that you were dangerous kicking in the door. We want to make sure that that's not the case. You can prove it to us. Just have your hands up and then there's no issues. Okay, great. So, come on out and show us that. Jared was willing to comply. Eventually, he shifted his nature and the whole situation turned into utter chaos. Despite his attempts, Jared's fate remained inevitable with no respite granted for his myriad deceptions. All right. Okay, perfect. Come out. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. All right. Do me a favor. Yep. Turn around. Keep turning. Keep turning. Okay, walk backwards towards us. Okay, walk. Walk backwards towards us, man, okay? Yes. Yes. And I told you what's going to happen. So, come out. Turn around. Okay, come over here. I don't know if there's somebody hiding behind the wall, man. Come toward us. Come toward us. The room you just came out of. You're halfway there. Okay, Jared, come out toward us. Come this way. Okay, come toward us now. Man, we don't want to hurt you. So, come toward us now. Jared, step out here. Step out here. You're going to get shot with a beanbag round. You step out here. STEP OUT HERE. STEP OUT HERE. STEP OUT HERE. COME. NOW. KEEP COMING. GOOD. GOOD. Crawl this way. Crawl this way. Crawl this way. Keep coming. Keep coming. We'll take the phone when you get here. Keep coming. Keep coming. Just keep coming. You're fine. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Yeah, you can. You're halfway there. Come on. Yes. You're almost here. Keep coming. You know what happened when you weren't listening to us, man. We don't want that to happen again. Just keep coming. Okay, keep your hands out and keep coming. Keep your hands towards us. And keep coming. Don't worry about the jacket. You're not. We know you're not. Keep coming. Keep coming. You're fine. Keep coming, Jay. There's nothing there now. There you go. Nice and slow. Nice and slow. Keep the hands up. Keep the hands up. Keep the hands up. Keep coming back. Come on. Walk backwards towards us. Keep coming. Come on here. Yep, keep coming. Let's go. I got one right here. Let's Let's get him outside where we can see him and it's less dog crappy and Yeah, I got it. We got it. I got the piece of paper. There's a big puddle right here if you want. All right, phone and your paper. We're going to be up front, okay? That's What happened here tonight? Um me and Jay were arguing lately, so like he left and stuff, so we you know. What time did he leave? Um that was last night. So, he left last night? We were arguing and he left last night, though. You were arguing when he left? Uh-uh. No, we weren't arguing at all. So, when did you When did you start arguing with him? Um when he was gone and stuff. I don't know. I guess like in messages. Do you know where he went? Talking on the phone. No. What What were you guys arguing about? Um he's been seeing another woman. He's been seeing another woman? Yeah, so. Is he denying that or what? No, not at all. Not at all. And so, I was like like why don't she move out then and You guys live here together, right? Yeah. How long you guys been in a relationship? 4 years almost. Okay. Do you have any kids together? No. Not married or anything? No. So, you were arguing earlier today about him seeing another woman? Yeah. Yeah. You don't know where he was, though? arguing like that. I guess not ar- Yeah, we've been bickering back and forth about him seeing another woman like the past like 3 days now, maybe. Okay. Yeah. You don't know where he was, though? I'm assuming with her. Okay. Did you tell him he's not allowed to come back or did you tell him not to come back in here or Yeah, I told him not to come back. Yeah, I did. But he's on the lease, so what am I supposed to do about that? He's on the lease? He is, yeah. But then you know, we have no contact so through probation, so. You don't does, so. He's in no contact with you? Yeah, he has no contact. Okay. What happened when you showed up here today? Well, all morning he's been saying um he's like, "Well, can I come over and get my stuff and stuff?" I said, "Yeah, I'll leave it outside." He's like, "No, I'm coming in to get it." And I said, "No, you're not." And stuff. I'm like, "I'll leave it outside." And And I didn't know he's coming over. Like me and my homegirl, like you know, roommate, we're sitting in the living room or doing I was doing my makeup and stuff. We were just sitting and talking, you know, just drinking a little wine and stuff like that. Just chilling, you know. And And we heard boom boom on the back door. I'm like, "What right over here? The back door. Yeah, over there. And I'm like, and uh Brenda's like, "What is that?" I'm like, I'm like, "I thought you were saying it's Jay." She's like, "Yeah, it's Jay." And then and stuff like that. And then we walked back there and I'm like, "What are you doing?" you know, and stuff like that. And he's like, "Let me in." And I'm like, like, "No, like I told you not to come over, you know what I mean? Like So, yeah. Did Did you end up letting him in or did he kick Did he force himself in? I I I did let let him in. I was scared that he was going to knock break my door. Okay. You know what I mean? So, you you let him in cuz you were scared he was going to break your door? Yeah, because I just got that door fixed because the cops did break down the door like Was it last summer? I don't know if you were here that time. No. Um like 2 summers ago probably, so. So, it's not like fighting you guys or nothing like that. I'm not going to film you or resisting, am I? You are, man. I filmed you resisting? We had a standoff with you inside your house. That was a standoff? Yeah, kind of. How was that a standoff? I'm just talking broadly here, man. Okay? You didn't comply to our orders when we when you came out. But is that still a felony resisting? It's Jared Williams was arrested on suspicion of two active warrants, bail jumping, disorderly conduct, and resisting an officer. For more videos about criminals, hit the subscribe button.