All right. Good morning. Good morning. If you're in a replay gang gang, you already know. Got to let YouTube live connect do what it's supposed to do. So, I'm going to go ahead and start getting my screen share together while we do while we wait. Um Oh, no. I don't want that. Go back. Okay. So, first uh to get us warmed up, there's this I don't know what he actually does, but on Instagram he'll do different skits. Sometimes he does a skit as a cop. Sometimes he does skit as a parent and stuff like that. So, I'm playing him to give us time to get in here because this is definitely look like uh stops or searches and stuff we've seen before. His mannerisms and the verbiage he uses. So, hold on. Let me get it together. Trying not trying to make sure y'all don't have an echo. All right. >> I got him right here. No, I'm good. What's up, partner? No, I just got here, dude. No, man. No. No. I'm kind of the backup guy. No, man. I I don't even really know what's going on. You're not going to make me chase you, right? Okay. All right. I'm just making sure now. All right. I want to put you in no handcuffs or nothing. Okay. I ain't trying to bur you in front of your girl. That's not your girl. Okay. All right. Hey, whatever you say, man. What they pop you for? Oh, really? Dang. Not a Fenty ain't no joke, bro. Yeah, that ain't no joke. I mean, it's your first time. First time. Yeah, I I think it is a felony. Yeah, I think the Fendy is a felony, man. But, um, you know, typically like good behavior and uh, you know, that kind of stuff gets a long way with a judge. No. Is that Is that your AK-47 they found in there, too? Is that yours? That ain't yours? Okay. I got you. No, I like I said, it ain't me. It ain't me. I'm just [laughter] I know just as much as you do. You know, you know what I mean? Long I've been a cop, man. 13 going on 14 years now, man. Yeah, I'm about to make sergeant. So, no, appreciate it, man. Yeah, I'm pretty excited about it. Yeah. How long you been a career criminal? Yeah. Depending on the weight, you know, be a little 15 to 30, you know, sometimes life depending on the situation, but um you should be all right, man. Just u hang tight for me. Okay. >> You married or what, man? No. That's probably a good thing for where you're going, you know. No, I'm just kidding, man. What's up, partner? Yeah. Know they going to take care of you in just a minute. Yeah. No, we just got to hang out. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, let them let them let them get done with the investigation. Okay. We'll uh we'll address it. Yeah. Just hang tight for me. Okay. Found your ID in those jeans that got the marijuana in it. Are those those ain't your jeans? I got you, man. I got you. That's Is that your ID? That ain't yours either. I got you, bro. All the cars. Nah, man. That's just a formality. Yeah, it's typically formality. Yeah. You know, they just got to make sure they cover the whole area and all that. I help you. Can I help you? You're his aunt. Okay, I understand that. But he's grown. Yeah, he's grown. So, he going to have to deal with this himself. Yeah, I understand. No, you can film. That's fine. Hey, I got body cam. We all filming. You know, we all in this together. We are family, right? Okay. Do me a favor. Go ahead and stand up. Put your hands behind your back for me. No. >> Yeah, man. They ended up taking you for the Fenty. Yeah. You know, I mean, you know what they say though, man. You know, you got the Fenty, do 25 to 50. You know what I mean? So, not to make matters worse, but uh you know, you got a couple warrants, man. You got a one out of Lee County. I don't if you know anything about that. You don't. Okay. Um, and I got two of them out of Jefferson. You know what the thing about? No. Okay. All right. Well, well, they know you and they do want to see you right away. So, we going to extradite you for those first. I got a couple FTAs on you out there. Yeah. They treat those as felonies. I I don't know why. You know, we don't do that. They're a little strict. Um, but anyway, I got I got a little pop-tart in the back. Yeah. I mean, I ate one of them, but you can have the other one and that's cool. You don't want Okay, that's that's your lobster. All right, let's go. >> Okay. Um, so apparently he always offers a pop Pop-Tart in his skits and stuff. So, but I found his account. Actually, it came in my algorithm. So, I was like, well, let me watch and see. And some of them are funny. All right, so we're going to get started. If you are new to me, I talk. This is a body cam reaction as it says in the title. We also look at the charges, talk a little bit about what prosecutors would have to prove. If you were on the jury, would you have enough to say if you just only saw the body cam, uh what would you say about it being guilty, not guilty, or you don't have enough information? You don't have to commit to anything. Um but yeah, we just talk and watch. So, I have Let me get my screen together now because now I know we won't have an echo. Okay. All right. So, first one up we have is, and it's all three you saw in the thumbnail. So, the first one's going to be the woman on the left of the thumbnail. The moment this woman's arrogance met reality. This is in New Mexico. And we will watch because there there was no defense for her for that I had on this one. So, we're just going to watch and talk. All right. >> We just want to talk for a second. >> Do you have a warrant? >> I don't have a warrant. >> Then get out of my garage. Just >> we have the legal reason to be here right now. >> Get out of my garage. >> On August 25th, 2024, officers in New Mexico were searching for a gray Honda just minutes after a drunk driving bolo was broadcast for an intoxicated driver who had just left a local brewery. Officers quickly locate the driver parked in her own garage with the engine still running. Here's what the officers do next. >> Hi, ma'am. >> Uh, who the are you? Oh, I'm Officer Fett. Can we talk for a sec? >> Why? >> Cuz we got a call about you and you're driving. >> No. >> Miss, we just want to talk for a second. >> No. Go away. >> Miss, could you come and talk to us, please? Why not? >> Cuz I'm in my home. >> I know you're in your home, but we need to talk to you. Okay. >> No. >> Yes, we do. >> Can you please come out here and talk with us? I understand that you have a lot going on, but could we please talk real fast? >> No. >> Why not? >> I'm in my home. Go away. >> I understand that, but we got a call about something that happened at Turtle Mountain and they were concerned about you driving. So, that's why we're here. Okay. So, we need to talk with you, figure out what's going on so that way we can sort this out. Okay. >> I want you to leave me alone. >> And I get that. But we're we're not going to Okay. Does that make sense? >> No. >> Why doesn't that make sense? >> I'm in my home. >> And I get that you're in your home. Can we please talk though? >> No. >> Why not? >> I don't want to. >> You don't want to? Why don't you want to talk to us? >> I have no interest. >> Do you want to talk to us about what happened at Turtle Mountain? >> What happened? >> I don't know. >> That's That's what I want to talk to you about. Figure that out. Can you get out of my garage? >> Do you have a warrant? >> I don't have a warrant. >> Then get out of my garage. >> Okay. But >> that's one of the things that we It actually came up yesterday if you were here yesterday. Warrants have their purpose and sometimes you can get a on the spot warrant as well. But she is actually still part of an active traffic stop or active bolo. So it's not them searching her is them coming to get her. Um, and it's and also cuz it could be a warrant for arrest too. But they don't need a warrant in this case per how they're saying it because again I'm just outside looking in. So I don't want to say it as if I know no, but this is the exact situation I was trying to like use as an example where you don't have to have a warrant to be in someone's garage in an instance like this. So yeah, but they they keep using the phrase bolo. So that's one of the things that they're saying. And again, I'm looking at it as she's part of an active DWI stop cuz they called, said, "Hey, this woman's on the road, probably doing some sketchy stuff on the road, you know, drunk driving and everything cuz she came from a distillery or something." They just said, so, you know, alcohol's involved. But yeah, so this is just one of the ones like you have to sometimes I have to wait for the example to come up, but you don't they don't need a warrant for this. >> This is a DWI bolo. So, this is basically a fresh pursuit type of situation. So, with that being said, I'm able to come in here and chat with you, okay? Because you're you're suspected for DWI right now. Do you want to do you want to talk to my supervisor? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Could you come over here to our 20 uh this female wants to talk to you? >> You can't go inside. You can't go inside. >> Yes, I can. >> Miss, you can't go inside. >> No, I can't. >> No, you can't. You can't go inside. >> Okay. You're [snorts] being detained on suspicions of DWI right now. Okay. >> I'm at my home. You can't go inside. If you want to stay out here and talk to our sergeant, you can. >> Okay. But you can't go inside right now. >> So, can we go out so that way you can talk to my sergeant? He's on his way. Okay. >> Just sit on the tailgate of your car. >> No, I'm not like leaving my house. >> Yeah, you don't have to leave your house. Just sit on the tailgate of your car while we wait for the sergeant. >> Hey, then leave. >> No, no, you're going to come sit with us. >> You cannot go inside right now. Okay. >> Ashley calls her husband on speakerphone. >> Okay. Um, so I have police at the house. >> Why he already sound tired as soon as he just answered the phone? >> Why? >> Cuz they think that I'm drunk and um they're in the garage and they won't let me inside the house. >> You don't think that you're drunk? We're looking at DWI situation. >> You're you're on speaker phone, babe. >> I can talk to him. >> Let me talk to him. >> Hello, sir. This is what happened. Uh, I guess this is your wife. Yes. >> Uh, so what happened? I guess something happened. She was at Turtle Mountain and something took place between her and the Turtle Mountain employees. Um, and then she went out, got into her vehicle, and left. So, they called in reporting a DWI bolo. Does that make sense? Um, >> no, it it does make sense. I I'm And I apologize, officer. I'm traveling to Texas. >> Okay. >> I'm in I'm in Phoenix right now. >> I get that, man. And I'm sorry that you got caught up in this situation. Um, but basically what happened is when we were responding to the call, we saw the vehicle that was described to us pass us. We were able to get the license plate. So, we flipped around, came to the house, found the vehicle parked in the garage, still running. Your wife was in it. So, we're trying to talk to her, let her know, hey, this is what we got called about. This is what we got to look into. We got to figure out one, what happened at the Turtle Mountain. Two, they're saying that they're concerned that you were operating the vehicle, DWI. we want to make sure that you're not operating the vehicle DWI. And that's basically where we're at right now. She doesn't want to talk to us, >> but we have a lawful reason to talk to her. >> So, she said that she wanted to call you, which perfectly fine if she wants to call you. I'm totally fine with that. She also wants to talk to our sergeant. So, the sergeant is on the way over here right now. >> I can't do anything from here and I apologize. >> Yeah. No, it's cool, man. And I'm sorry that you got sucked into this. >> Yeah. And I It wasn't when I left. She was fine when I left. I I Is it on? That's >> not very nice. Does >> that hurt your feelings? >> Yeah, my feelings might hurt his though. >> Figure out later. >> All right. >> So, let's figure this out. >> Okay. >> You're having your sergeant come here in my garage. >> Yeah. So, that way he could talk to you. That's what you asked for. >> No, I don't want to talk to you guys. >> But you have to. >> Well, >> for what reason? >> Well, here's the thing. >> For the DW. >> So, so let's let's let's discuss that. >> Absolutely. Oh, are are you doing stretches? That's so weird. >> Sorry. I I've been sitting a lot and when I stand up, >> sometimes my legs get >> in people's garages. >> Sometimes my legs get a little But let's not distract. Let's talk about what you want to talk about, why we're here, and what we got to do today. >> So, we have to investigate the DWI cuz you came out as a DWI bolo and we identified your vehicle. >> But, but you can't investigate that. >> Okay. >> Yes, we can cuz we saw you driving down the road. We flipped a U-turn and then we knew your address was here, so we came to make contact. >> And talking to you now, right? So, we saw your vehicle. We flipped around on it. We had witnesses saying giving your vehicle license plate, a description of you. They said that you were in a zip up with jeans and flip flops, which is what you're wearing. >> Hold on. >> They told me or they told you that I was in flip- flops. >> It was the worker. >> Something like that. Oh, because like that's pretty >> interesting that somebody wants to say that >> so I can be in flip. >> We we came to your vehicle, right? Vehicle's on, vehicle's running. You just got home. We saw you driving. We just got here right behind you. You just got home. Um, talking to you. You have a strong odor of alcohol coming from your person. You're sluring your words. So now we got to do our due diligence to investigate this situation. So this officer here, we can wait for the sergeant to get here so that way we can explain everything if that's what you want >> or we can handle this investigation. Whatever you want, N. >> Yeah, we can move forward without the sergeant as long as you let us. >> Okay. >> So So all we want to do >> get out of my garage. >> Well, I need you to step out of the garage, too, cuz we're going to run you through field sobriety tests. >> No, get out of my garage. >> That's not going to happen, man. We're past that point. So basically what he's asking me right now is do you want to participate in standardized fields? >> No, I want you in my garage. >> So So what me and Officer Miller want to do is we want >> I always wonder at this moment are they really convinced that that will work? Like just telling them to go away and that will work. I'm going to go in the house, leave me alone, gone now. Like do they think that really really will work? Like it's I don't know. Even before body cam I never would have thought that would work. >> Afford you the opportunity. You can't go inside. You can't go inside, miss. >> Going inside is out of the question. We're We're giving you a chance to work with us so it could be in your best favor. >> If you're not drunk, you're not drunk. Okay. Well, you're not going inside. Okay. So, if you're not drunk, you're not drunk. >> Stop touching me. That's so weird. >> Do you consent to doing field sobriety tests? >> Will you perform field sobriety test for me? >> Do you guys have authorization to come into my garage? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay, show me that. It it it's based on the call and because we saw you driving. You were here. There there's no paper. This is all observation. It's going to be on my video camera. Okay. >> We have the legal reason. >> What makes me mad too is if they actually carried like case law documentation on them, they would show these types of people and they still argue it once they actually got to read it for themselves. They don't want to see it. They don't care. The same question gets answered 15 times over. It's you just don't want to be wrong. You want them to leave you alone. You don't want to be arrested. Obviously, >> be here right now. >> No. Show me that [ __ ] That's weird. >> So, basically what he's asking, are you willing to participate in standardized? >> I want to show the show me that. >> Okay. So, do me a favor. Go ahead and stop. I'm not going anywhere. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Not do that. >> All right, let's take a walk through this stuff. >> You got anything on you? No drugs, no weapons, nothing like that. All right. All right. I have a seat in the car. Can you look at me and just open your mouth? All right, lift your tongue up. Same deal. All right, cool. Man, I was hoping the husband would get her to calm down. >> The sergeant actually requested a ride. >> He must have not noticed how that husband answered the phone. That husband said, "Hello, he's not helping, sir. Did you not hear how he picked up that phone?" on scene. >> Ashley, I'm Sergeant Hadis. Did you want to talk to me? >> Um, I just kind of want to get out of this cop. >> Okay, you can't get out, but did you want to talk to me? >> Can you like elaborate for me like the the laws on this >> as far as you being arrested? >> So, Chart Mountain called you in concerned you were driving drunk. So, that was the initial call the officers were responding to. So, it's all pretty much like super central, right? >> As far as the call and everything, >> everything. >> I mean, there's laws that support people calling in bolos, DWIs. Is that what you're talking about? >> So, nothing's sticking. >> Nothing's what? >> Nothing's sticking. >> That's for the courts to decide, right? We're not the roadside court, right? We don't we don't make the judge's decision out here on the side of the road, right? So, what are the laws on your guys like coming into my garage? >> Oh, they're investigating a DWI bolo. >> Ask your attorney. Ask your attorney what laws did they have were they upholding to put me here and arrest me. A ask them. Like he said, it's not roadside court. They've already explained to the point where it's sufficient for them to then take you to jail. Not sufficient to her satisfaction, but sufficient for you to go to jail. I Oh my gosh. I I know what Sergeant Curtis said. This is why I can't be a police officer because I'm not repeating myself too many times. You get one You get one repetition. I say it once. I'm going say, "Okay, you it didn't register." Give you one more time. I'm not repeating myself anymore. We're done. >> Show me that. >> Show you what >> the the acknowledgement as to where like they can like come into my garage >> because So that's against >> your guys like arrest me inside my garage, >> right? So, so can you show me where like that was valid? >> So, just cuz you're at home, right, is home isn't necessarily home base when we're investigating. >> Show me. I don't care. Just show me. >> I I wasn't here, right? >> So, why are you over here? Like, >> because you asked for a supervisor and I'm here. >> But you can't actually like sustain like what they said. >> I >> And just sitting there sounding just as drunk as ever. I'm sure I don't know if they're going to say it, but I'm sure somebody smells alcohol on her breath. and to come from all places. She came from a I'm saying distillery. I can't remember what they said. I can't remember the word they used, but it was definitely a place that is centered around alcohol. Stop playing. You wasting time. Home isn't home base. Could be a bingo square. That is true. We might have to shake up the bingo card. Um Tango, start over. >> I can watch their cameras. >> Oh, >> I can't watch it right now. No, >> we should do that. >> Well, we can't. But until you can like actually pick up that event then it's just >> you're already right. >> So I can't go in and and watch the video now cuz it's not uploaded. So I don't >> I can't like sitting here just for fun. >> Oh no. You're you're going to the police station? They've arrested you for DWI. >> For what? >> For DWI. >> So it's hearsay. That's not actually like >> what part's hearsay? They saw you driving. Um, but as far as them entering your garage and all that, that's going to be up for the courts and for your attorney to argue. Was that this? And then right this way. And then we're going to head over here. There should be a chair right over here. Um, he's got to do a little bit of stuff. He's going to read you something important. >> Okay. So, you can have a seat right there. Okay. >> You're under arrest for driving along toxicity. The New Mexico Implied Consent Act requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. After you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. So, you agree to take our test? >> No. >> Sorry. >> No. I cannot force you to take our test, but if you refuse, you will lose your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident operating privilege for one year. >> I just want an understanding that I wasn't driving. >> We We saw you driving. >> So, >> when we stopped you, correct? You were not driving, but we saw my saw me driving. >> Yes, I saw you driving. So, back to what I just >> We saw you driving, but did you see me driving? >> Do you understand? >> Yes or no? Did you see me driving? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Oh, so you physically saw me driving? >> Yes, ma'am. I haven't changed my stay no longer. Do you now agree to be tested? >> Sure. >> You agree to be tested? >> Oh, yeah. >> Perfect. >> But did you guys see me driving? >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, you fit. >> So, so I'm going to stop talking to you about this because you're not listening to what I'm saying. I saw you driving. This officer was with me in the vehicle and saw you driving. >> That is going to be it. and we're not gonna talk about it anymore. >> While the officer prepares the machine for the breath test, Ashley begins discussing her work. >> So, I have two jobs. >> You have two jobs? >> It's a technologies. >> All right. What is the other one? >> Tesla. >> Are you going to work for Tesla? >> No. No. It's going to be the go factory. >> Oh, cool. >> Nice. The machine's ready for the test. It's set up test. So, all you're going to do is you're going to blow into this spout attached to this hose right here. Uh put your lips around it. You're going to blow and then you'll blow until this makes a tone. >> Perfect. Yeah, just like that. >> Okay, this is me because I have to get very specific instructions just as a person in general and I tend to annoy people cuz I have a lot of clarifying questions. But he didn't phrase that right. He said blow until there's a tone. As soon as she started blowing there was a tone. So technically off of his instructions she's supposed to stop when she hears that tone. But they're like keep going. So that's not blow until there's a tone. Blow and you'll hear a tone. Keep going. We'll tell you when to stop. Possibly. The reason this is so important to me is one, I hope to never have to do this, but I want to do it right if I ever have to. And also just in general, when I'm getting trained at work, when I'm trying to follow instructions in a place that just has their own rules, I need clear instructions. Um, yeah. I I'mma tell y'all about my experience when I go get tested. I gota go. I'm getting tested on October 5th. I'm going try to tell y'all after that because I do want to talk about it because I really do feel like sometimes we don't even know the stuff that hinders us. My supervisor used to be so mad at me and she probably still gets mad, but she went too far one time. So now she got to she got to tamper herself down because, you know, some some some things came in with HR. [laughter] But she would get mad thinking I'm challenging her authority, but I actually do need an explanation because if I'm going to do it well, I need to understand not what you meant to say or I'm sorry, not what you're saying versus what you meant to say. I need you to say exactly what you did mean to say. Whatever you were saying in your head and thinking, assuming I got it, I need you to actually say that out loud and be clear. >> After providing two breath samples, Ashley blew a.36 and.37, confirming that her BAC was well over the legal limit. >> So, due to the high level of alcohol that the R8000 read in your system, we we got to take you to the hospital, make sure that you're okay. Okay. >> Can you take me home after? >> Uh, no. We just got to go to the hospital first and then >> we'll we'll see what happens at the hospital and then the next steps would be jail. >> Well, no, I'd rather just go home. I don't want to go to the hospital. >> I I know you don't want to, but by our policy, we have to. >> I mean, I can give you my pass, but that'd be kind of weird. >> Do you have a pass for the hospital, too? >> Yeah, of course. I built it. He built it. So, so what what exactly is your job? You the architect or designer or >> construction? >> Oh, for real? >> After Ashley is cleared medically, the office. >> She has so much in her system. They had to take her to the hospital. I'm not drunk. I didn't drink. Why am I Why am I being arrested? DWI. But why am I being arrested? DWI. >> Sers begin transport to the county jail. It's New Mexico, so people don't really stay in jail for very long for anything unless there's like violent crimes and [snorts] then if that it's like a little like a week or a couple weeks or something like that. So, you'll probably see a judge in the morning and he'll probably move from there. After the arrest, Ashley was charged with aggravated DWI as a second offense and resisting evading or obstructing an officer. She was initially held without bond at the police station. She provided breath samples that revealed a BAC of 0.36 and 0.37, nearly 4 and a half times above the legal limit. All right, so let's look at what prosecution would likely have to prove, generally have to prove. All right, so it's in New Mexico. So it says for aggravated DWI, second offense, prosecutors generally must prove Ashley drove a vehicle in New Mexico and within three hours of driving, her blood or breath alcohol concentration was 0.16 or higher, and that alcohol concentration resulted from alcohol consumed before or while driving. Possible sentencing penalties include up to 364 days in jail and a fine of up to $1,000. For a second conviction, at least 96 consecutive hours in jail, at least 48 hours of community service, and a $500 fine are mandatory. Because this was charged as aggravated DWI, an additional minimum 96 consecutive hours in jail applies. A second conviction also requires approved substance abuse treatment and a 2-year ignition interlock period. They released her without bonds. So, something happened in between there of the mandatory 96 hours and everything. I don't know about that. Um I don't know if they reduced her charges or something. I'm not sure. But oh, well, it says for conviction, too. So, we don't know. She actually got convicted. She was charged. So, that that answers my question right there. Um yes, guil the ones mean guilty for anyone that wasn't in here before. Two is not guilty. Um trying to see if I want to say anything else about her driving before I go to the next charge. If I think about it, I'll come back to it. Her second charge was resisting an officer. That's a misdemeanor. And prosecutors generally must prove the person Ashley resisted was a peace officer and the officer was lawfully performing official duties. And Ashley knew the person was a peace officer and Ashley resisted the officer while the officer was lawfully performing those duties. And again, from what I've learned, if you have the and and and and if one of these elements can't be proven, the charge also can't stick. It's got to either I don't know if they have to reduce it, drop it all together. But if it says and, you can't like this one has four bullets. You got to get all four. Four for four. It can't be three out of four for this specific statute. That's how I'll say that. For this specific statute. Okay. So then like the first one would they have to get three for three for that statute specifically. Okay, next one. Oh wait, what did you say? My supervisor asked me to order a table for my office so people would have somewhere to fill out paperwork when they come in. I am petty so I ordered a table but not a chair. Lovable. I I understand. Depends on how I feel about my supervisor and what you going to get out of me because that's You didn't say that. You didn't tell me if that was in budget. I didn't want to go beyond the scope of what you told me. It depends on how my relationship with my supervisor. I wonder if she has a record of this in the past. They said she did. This is her second offense. Judges are very particular over if the arrest was legal based on the cop entering the property without a warrant. So, prosecutors will need to prove it didn't need a warrant. Right. That's on the burden of the prosecution that this was they called they said it was a bolo. Was that correct? Could they actually have entered her garage? Yep. The prosecutors do have to prove that. Purple Queen. I mean, not Purple Queen, Tango. Sorry, I was looking at Purple Queen's laughing emojis. All right, next incident. This one's going to be a longer one, and it includes a a legal analysis within it. I like this channel. Um, I'm almost here to just give my just normal reactions and go over what prosecution would have to prove and possible defense challenges because he's about to do everything else. Shout out to this channel and um all of them will be linked in the description box. I don't think I put it over there yet, but you'll be able to watch it uninterrupted if that's what you like. But this is located in Ohio. The title is cocky backseat lawyer tries outsmarting police fails miserably. This is and it says legal analysis. So, while we watch, since he has four total charges, I actually kind of want to split it up when I feel like it's about the time that that charge came up. Um, so I'm not going to go over the defense challenges until it's more closer to y'all can see how he is charged with this, whether it's right or wrong, but how he is charged with it in the context of the video. So, I'm just checking to see the order to make sure because what we're looking for is having weapons while under disability. That was new to me. You'll see that if you've never heard a charge that or a statute labeled that before. Having weapons while under disability was new to me. carrying concealed weapons, improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle, and possession of pharmaceuticals. Okay, so we'll start and then let me I might have to move this over. How do I want to do this? Okay, I think I think number three is going to be the first one that pops up. Improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle. So, I'll be looking out for that. All right, here we go. Like I said, this is a long one, but it's A GOOD ONE. BREAKING THE LAW, GUYS. >> NO BREAKING THE LAW. >> SORRY. >> Any firearms in the car? >> No. >> Any firearms in the car? >> I don't know. >> I got a firearm, but I'm allowed to have them. >> Okay, that's fine. That's why I'm asking you. Where's your firearm at? >> Don't grab it. Just I'm about to get up so you can No, I want you to grab it. I want you. Don't grab it. On the 7th of June 2024 in Akran, Ohio, a traffic stop for running a red light became a case study in how fast a legally armed civilian can go from doing everything right to facing four felony charges. Three occupants, one lawfully owned firearm, an outstanding warrant nobody accounted for, and narcotics in a disputed bag. 35 minutes of body cam that end with handcuffs on a backseat passenger. Now, you know what sucks? There's a couple things. I'm going to point one of them out now because it doesn't come to until the end, but apparently they have been watched since they were at like a grave site. I don't know exactly for sure what they were doing. They said they were visiting someone's grave site and they very well could have been lighten up a little bit, but guess what? Now you're in your car. If if they suspect that, now the cops are in your car. But the official being pulled over I believe was for the tent was too dark. No, no, sorry. Sorry. Thank you. I'm thinking of a different uh one already. Ran a red light. I was watching a different video about the tent, I think. But yeah, ran a red light. So there's the legal stop. Exactly. Tango. So now everything else that follows, we will see. But the one that has this this this gun that's a backseat passenger, not even driving, is caught up because that girl ran the red light and the cops did already have their eyes on them. So, I'm not saying it wouldn't have been just something else for a traffic stop. But you got to stay on top of your stuff if you're going to be carrying a weapon. And you know what? I meant to clarify this. The statute title is disability, but wait until they actually describe the disability. This is not about a physical or mental disability, which is why I was like, "Oh, this is new to me." So, no, this is not about their limitations as a person in that way, Omar, because that's what I thought when I Well, that's how I see someone could think that when they hear it, but I heard it within the context, so I knew that's not what they were talking about. Yep. Luna, Luna Kitty, you came in. That's exactly it. That's exactly it. It's going to be because there's something else they already had going on and that puts it under that disability. >> What's going on? >> Where you went off? >> Why'd you run the red light? Who the [ __ ] ran a red? >> It was red and get your ID on you. >> No, I don't. But you put on my name. >> You got ID on you? >> Cuz he was driving the car. >> I were. He saw. Any firearms in the car? >> No. >> Any firearms in the car? >> I don't know. >> I got a fire. >> This This where it start. Any firearms in the car? Akuo says she paying her late dudes. That's your late late uh library fee. No, I'm kidding. Thank you very much for the super chat, Akuo. And we already starting. We got a new member. Thanks. Thanks to Akaudo for gifting a membership. So, you know, I'm have to go see who it was. And now I got to do my part. Okay. So, but yeah, we'll keep watching. Thank you, Akaudo. But I'm allowed to have a firearm. >> Okay, that's fine. That's why I'm asking you. >> I was not driving. What the [ __ ] I haven't drove. I drove to a >> Where's your firearm at? >> Don't grab it. Just >> I'm about to I'm about to get up so you can No, I want you to grab it. I want you to grab it. >> Don't grab it. >> I'm about to lift my hips up. I don't want to hold it while you guys are here. That makes me nervous. >> Relax. Relax. >> What's your source? >> What's your source, man? >> A passenger >> that also has a firearm on him. So >> I I I have a firearm on me. Yeah. >> You have a license to carry it? >> You have a license. You don't need a license in the state. I'm 21. >> You still have to prove that you're You still have to prove that you're able to carry that firearm. >> Yeah. I I'm Wait, hold on. Let me talk. I just was for what you actually had a fire. I didn't even have to tell you. No, by law I don't have to tell you that I have a firearm on me. I don't >> This is very bad understanding. That's not a responsible gun owner to not understand. You definitely have to reveal you have a firearm in your vehicle. You can legally own that. You can legally be uh licensed to open carry whatever. But as the cop's going to explain, number one, you're not open carrying right now. No one can visibly see this weapon. They pulling up and the gun's in the car. So you and you also definitely have to reveal there's a gun in the car. Who are you learning this? And I know it's really loose depending on where they at. Probably Florida. I don't know. We'll check. But the law the the the ways to get a gun are very loose in some states. But you need to be you you got to take it upon yourself to then know the rules because it's just a dangerous situation when you think you can do something and that's not what you can do. >> All I need to know is that you're able to carry that firearm. >> I am able to carry but you asking me questions that's not neither here nor there. Officer, I am your bro, >> cuz why is y'all [ __ ] I know my laws, bro. I got I've been doing this. I'm on the phone. >> You guys need to get your information, bro. I got to point out too, there's a distinction between you know your laws and I never got in trouble for this before because he's saying because I already encountered another cop and they didn't tell me I was in trouble for for doing this or I didn't have to tell them that. What does that have to do with you knowing your laws? That was an encounter where you didn't have the same interaction. That's not the same as you know the laws. So that's don't be strong and wrong. Don't don't especially with the stakes this high. This man's gonna be ended up facing four felonies. Three of the four it sound like it's on him. There's a fourth one I want to talk about with y'all, but three of the four. Three is too many. You know, three's too many. But here here you are. >> So don't worry about what get your information, >> bro. Bro, >> I don't have to, bro. I don't [ __ ] have to, bro. You know why I don't have to, bro? Cuz I studied this [ __ ] bro. I study all this [ __ ] Law artist, bro. >> I don't want you [ __ ] with me. Oh, he was just driving. No. How am I? I'm in the [ __ ] back seat, bro. You [ __ ] with me. You just watched me sitting at You was just watching me sit at my brother's grave site. >> I did not see you over there cuz y'all roll past me, bro. >> My bro. No, bro. Cuz that [ __ ] lame, bro. >> Can I talk? >> Thank you. >> So, that mean that y'all was following. >> I know. We saw you turned down 27th Street and then pull in >> pull into pull into pull into my driveway, right? No. Pull into my driveway. Right. I was waiting on SM >> which is harassment. Which is harassment. >> Well, did you run the red light? >> Nobody ran the red light. >> I know I did. >> But you did run the red light. >> Even if I did, I'm asking you for my ticket and you harass. >> All right. I'm not harassing him. He has a firearm on him and he has to identif Look look because I cuz I am being difficult. Look, >> I'm trying to talk to you. >> Can you grab it off my hip? Cuz I don't want you to feel like I'm aggressive. Here go my gun right here. Can you grab it off my hip, please? >> Now that's smart. That is smart. Do not reach. Do not reach. do not reach. So him putting them hands up and like look here you see it you get it that's that's one of the smart things he did. I don't want to say only cuz I can't remember the whole video but unfortunately for him it's it's it's not enough. >> That'll make me so much more comfortable. Thank you. Now you have my firearm. No. Like I was trying to tell you officer pull over. >> Officer did pull me over or did you pull ammo? >> I don't have I'm a passenger. I'm in the back seat. I don't I understand I have a firearm. Hold on. Listen to me. I'm talking to We Me and you talking. >> I am a passenger. I have a firearm. Yeah. I I'm allowed to have a firearm. And in the state of Ohio, it is a open carry state. You don't have >> Ohio. Ohio, not Florida. >> Yes. He's just not going beyond that fact. If >> Yes. Okay. Before we get to why he actually cannot have that firearm now, at a point in time, he definitely could legal legally have that firearm. That's great. But you can have that firearm under certain circumstances. Owning a gun, driving, these things come with rules. It's not just now you have it, you can do it however you determine. And also, I want to know what he studied cuz nobody needs to go back and study behind whatever he studied because that's not it. Omar said the law library in jail. You know what? >> Open carry anymore. You know how do you not I do you and I've gotten pulled over I get pulled over all the time with my uh with my firearm. >> You want my name, bro? I'll give you my name, bro. Like you ain't got to [ __ ] with her, bro. I'll give you my name. >> I'll give you my name. Officer, I will give you my name. >> Walk back to the back of the car. >> We're past that point. We are past that point. You still going to have to provide your name, but it the situation is no longer as calm as it could have been. Oh, Auntie Natty, happy 10month ann Well, I'm say 10 monthth anniversary, but I don't you know, I'm saying I actually like that the way we said that yesterday. So, happy 10 monthth anniversary. Always drive right when you're riding dirty. And boy, are they riding dirty, Auntie Natty. Oh, and and the whole car about to let his big mouth go down. I don't understand why we're not following the laws to the tea. >> All right. >> Besides your guys' the marijuana stuff like I just said I was at my grave. >> Is there going to be >> Is there going to be anything else in the car? >> I ain't I'm trying to get you guys out of here as quick as possible. >> I'm telling you I will give you my name and you can check my Can you protect my firearm? Firearm. >> Hold on. What's your uh name, man? >> Well, listen. With the scale, the marijuana, you're going to have to identify yourself. All right. >> So, what's your social? >> Thank you. Appreciate it. questions they shouldn't be asking me. >> I'm about to throw this out. I don't want you I don't want this to hit you about >> ma'am. Like I I tried to explain your passenger has some marijuana. He has a scale next to him. That's you can't have a scale. You can't >> didn't remember he had a scale. So you got the marijuana and the scale. That's they're going with distribution. A scale and you talking like this. You talking like this and you got a scam by >> have just open marijuana in the car. You guys can't be smoking marijuana and a car that same as open containers. All right. >> What the [ __ ] is doing all that, bro? What is Come on, bro. This is a truck. What the [ __ ] is ying down like somebody was trying to run from your bro boxing the car in, bro? Like, what is y'all issue? Y'all literally literally looked right at me. Dead in my face as I was sitting at my brother's grave site. Yeah, bro. Like, what the [ __ ] I'm warning when y'all [ __ ] with [ __ ] >> Oh, Sergeant Curtis was telling her she got It would be better. He doesn't tell anybody they have to do something. He suggests it'd be better if she had her hair in a tactical bun in case it got crazy. >> You want this in the crib? >> No, just run it and give it back to me. It's mine. And I'm allowed to carry. >> Okay. So, can I have my stuff back there? No. What do you mean no? Why can't I have my gun? But I'm a legal gun owner. That's my legal carry. >> All right. So, we were going to start with charge three real fast on possible defenses. So, one of his charges, and I think like I said, all four are felony charges. Improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle. A defense attorney possibly could argue. Nicholas told officers he had the handgun and voluntarily allowed them to remove it, but disputed whether he was legally required to disclose it. He also argued that he was lawfully carrying the handgun on his person while the officer told him that once he was inside a vehicle, it was no longer open carry. If Nicholas otherwise qualified for Ohio's per permitless concealed carry protections, did having the handgun on his person inside the vehicle actually violate the motor vehicle firearm law? Because again, the goal for defense is cause reasonable doubt because prosecution is supposed to have to prove beyond reasonable doubt. So defense is trying to cause reasonable doubt. Okay. So let me look at his next charges. We kind of can go ahead and look at No, we'll look at possession when that key part comes up. We'll wait for that. Um, okay. We go ahead. We'll go ahead and do carry. Oh, no. We I want to wait till they reveal things. Sorry, y'all. I'm trying to make sure I do this timing the right way. >> I have my all that. Why? Why can't I have my gun back? >> We'll give you your gun back when we're done with traffic. Man, you >> should be over with. >> Okay. >> Give her a ticket. >> Yeah. >> See, y'all some [ __ ] Y'all asking passengers names and [ __ ] bro. Y is online, bro. Hold on, bro. I'm about to call my lawyer. Check this out. I don't even worry about it. I'll call you back. I'm about to call my lawyer. Don't worry about it. >> Don't even worry about my last time when y'all did this [ __ ] Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> He got my social. He don't need none of that. He got what he need. He got when he he has my social security number. That that that's my whole life. He got that. He can look. He can pull everything up. >> Cuz why they [ __ ] up? Come on. >> Hey, I just popped up. You want You want to talk to me? >> I'm catching my I'm trying to get a hold of my attorney too while you talking. So, I'm not What was the What was the issue? >> The issue is for one, I just got We just got pulled over saying we ran a red light, which is clearly green. >> Okay. >> Okay. That's my first issue. My second issue is I'm a passenger. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> There's no reason for to even be asking on names. I >> if you studied law as you claim and I don't have the case law on me. I I know it's going to be one of my um one of the ones we always talk about. It's either going to be uh like Pennsylvania versus Mims, Terry v. Ohio. It's going to be one of them. But I'm I'm getting my list together so I can have a quick reference for future when we look at these when it come especially when it comes to traffic stops because I usually hear case law cited the most on traffic stops. But if he studied the law, those would have been one of some of the top ones. So he would know, hey, passengers can be challenged in certain ways for certain reasons. We can talk to you. Um there's a video y'all sent me, but I don't know if I want to watch it together cuz it's kind of like I don't know. But it was another cop. we haven't watched together before. It is interesting. And he was pointing out that the passengers don't have to identify themselves unless it's under this and this circumstance. So that was interesting cuz I thought as soon as you make contact with police, you have to identify yourself if you're in the car. So, but it just depends cuz the one that it was attached to was like uhoh. It was a little rowdy. >> Stand under the laws of Ohio. I don't even have to tell you that I have that. I don't have to I don't have to address that I have a firearm on. you're probably doing your firearm. And I know that I'm not wrong because I just literally >> Did they Did they ask if there were firearms in the vehicle? >> They asked if there were firearms in the vehicle, but did I have to No. Did I If I said no, that may have been breaking the law. Correct. >> I never said no. But I also didn't have to say anything either. >> Yes, you did. >> I didn't have to say anything. That's my fifth amendment right. Correct. >> No. The new law, the new like You're a legal gun owner, right? >> Yeah, I am. And I'm about to look it up as you saying it, too. So, go ahead. >> All right. >> I thought you already studied it. No, I get it. If I if I did think I was right, I would try to pull something up, be like, "This is this is where I got it from. Cite my sources." But Tango said, "Don't they have the right to get the passengers to identify themselves as soon as they have a lawful traffic stop?" The way I've seen it is the driver, for sure, you need to identify yourself. passengers if they then catch you not wearing a seat belt or somehow contributing to breaking a law that they also observe you doing as a passenger. Now they can get you to identify yourself and start talking to you and all this other stuff and or they can always talk to you but like actually a lawful order to identify yourself. I'm I feel like they the when someone's like um you don't have to talk to me. I'm I'm the pastor. I'm not driving. They're like, "Yeah, but you're not wearing your seat belts." A lot of times is what I hear them say. So, I'm sure there's something in that, but I'm going to get my quick reference together so we can look at it. Um, you can call your attorney all you want, but it won't help right now. Correct. He's a huge liability. Yes, I Yeah, I I might be done with that person, too, cuz now I can't trust your judgment forever. TRL, why are you putting this these people around us? Like, what what's going on? I can't trust you. No. Okay. Okay, Luna Kitty said the whole car is detained, including all the passengers. And that's what came up in the other one with this other cop. If we have time, I might go ahead and we'll watch it together. Sorry for that. It might it might be a little uncomfortable for some people because I wasn't all the way on how the cops handled some of the people in in the physical part for some of it, but I I was also on the side of some other stuff for other parts. So, you know, but um we might have to do it just cuz he specifically goes over this, this other officer does. So we if we have time I might have to go ahead and pull him up forever TRL said but I thought he knew he already looked into this right. That's what he said. That's what he said. >> You want to come out here real quick? >> No. I don't want to step out the car. Okay. I'm going to have you I'm going to have you come out. >> Why am I stepping out? >> I'm going to have you get out of the car real quick. Come here. >> Give me your left hand and you handcuff me. >> Look. Look. Put your phone down. >> Handcuffing me. >> Be detained. >> What am I being detained? >> Well, he'll explain it when you I mean what I'm saying. Don't go out there. You have to >> listen. You have a warrant for your arrest, bro. >> Bro, okay. That's a That's a traffic warrant. >> All right, guys. It was said he already has a warrant for his arrest. Whether he was aware of it or not, he has a warrant for his arrest. So, now we're getting into um carrying a concealed weapon felony. Ohio generally allows a qualifying adult aged 21 or older to carry a concealed handgun without a permit. If Nichol Nicholas's traffic warrant did not legally make him a fugitive from justice, because that's what he was labeled, was he still a qualifying adult whose concealed carry was otherwise lawful? And I'm reading this again from the uh angle of what his defense could challenge. So, but the the part the meat in there is he is right now considered a fugitive from justice because he has that warrant out and it's a traffic warrant, not violent. And then the other one, having weapons while under disability, Nicholas, this is a again, this is phrased as his defense challenging it. So, I just want to be clear on how I'm reading this, but it says Nicholas had an outstanding traffic warrant, but the footage does not show him fleeing police, leaving the jurisdiction to avoid the case, or otherwise trying to hide from authorities. Did that warrant actually make him a fugitive from justice under Ohio law? Or was he simply someone with an unresolved traffic warrant? Which that would be a good challenge. It would be a good challenge. So, we're in three or four charges now. So, uh there's the disability part, though. Him being a fugitive from justice. He can't have a weapon while you're a fugitive from justice. Okay. Oops. >> Bro, and I just got I just got Bro, I literally just talked to officer >> knew about this, >> man. Bro, bro, why is y'all playing with me? Bro, >> can I have my phone, bro? >> Don't touch my [ __ ] bro. Get my phone, man. Bro, YOU JUST HUNG UP. YEAH, BRO. THAT'S against Bro, >> hold on. >> Hold on. Stop. Don't get out of the car yet. We'll tell you when to get out. Who's grabbing the phone? >> What? No, you're not doing anything. You'll get out of the car and we tell you to get out of the car. Chill out. >> I'm about to breaking the law, MAN. >> NO, I'M BREAKING THE LAW. >> You want to talk TO ME? I'M TRYING TO TALK TO YOU. YOU ARE BREAKING THE LAW, BRO. >> Which law are they breaking, sir? Because he said he studied all the laws. Which law are they breaking right now? I'm not saying he can't have a good challenge on some of this, but I do want to know since he studied so hard. Which law are they breaking right now? >> And you guys are breaking the law. That's not fair. If we can't trust y'all to uphold the law, who the [ __ ] are we supposed to trust? >> All right. Face towards the car. Any weapons on you? >> Nope. >> Separate your feet for me. Okay. Tango said, "And if he had a warrant, the cops are supposed to arrest him for it if they can identify him. Isn't that obligatory?" Some warrants people can have out on them. The cops will call wherever the warrant was issued and they'll say, "No, you ain't got to bring them in." But now they know they have a warrant. They need to take care of it. Some will say, "Yes, we want them brought in for this warrant." I don't know because they already have a fugitive from justice on this one. No matter what, this would have been one you'd have to bring them in on. I'm not sure, but um they usually call to to see if that if whoever issued the warrant, like the county or whatever, if they actually want the person brought in, depending on the circumstances. >> I am. >> All right, take a couple steps to your left. No, don't go reaching for the phone. Couple steps to your left. >> Separate feet. If you want to come sit back here. >> It's not your phone. >> My brother's phone. >> Okay. Well, then your brother can grab it. So, he's not grabbing it right now. >> Take a seat belt here. >> Grab the phone. >> Cuz it's not your phone. I told you. Here. Lean up against the car. >> I don't I don't know what I know that right. I know what you're on right now. >> You have my social. My name is Nick. My name is You just My name is Nicholas Gates. >> Nicholas. >> Nicholas Gates. >> You about to take me to jail, bro? >> I am not taking you anywhere. I'm going to have a conversation with you. >> I'm trying. Okay. So, can we have a conversation over here from your partners? Cuz your partners are really upset. >> I'm not sure. I don't think I've seen you. I haven't seen your face. So, I It's not against you. You knew the other the way and then the way they just pulled down on us. You can understand why I'm upset. I'm a legal gun owner. I can get that. Have a seat. Let's talk. Okay. Um, so because of these circumstances, I am going to read you your rights, okay? So that you're aware of your rights. I'm not trying to jam you up in any way. I'm not trying to do anything goofy. I want you to know your rights as a citizen. Okay? >> All right. Nicholas, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will 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 question if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights. not answering questions or making any statements. Do you understand those rights? >> I understand that I have the right to have >> I have the I have the understanding that I have the right to have an attorney present while I am being questioned by you as of right now. Correct. Can I have my phone so I can call my attorney, please? >> So, you're under arrest if you're requesting. >> So, you have not studied again. He has not studied. You don't have to answer this man's questions right now because you don't have an attorney present. You do not have the right to call your attorney on the stop. You can you going to call your attorney at a time when they like, "Okay, we are ready to sit you down for questioning." So, you need to arrange with your attorney to be there so we can question you. What did you study? >> Your attorney. [clears throat] All we have to do is put you in the car. We're going to shut the door and not have a conversation because we can't get your attorney here right now and we can't do that over the phone because we don't know if he legally represents you or not. >> You I mean, I understand that. >> I have the documents, the I understand all that. However, that's that's not how the law works. Your law your lawyer like that would be if we took you down to the station. I want a lawyer for whatever and then your lawyer comes in. >> So, I technically don't have the right to All right. Anyway, >> I thought you studied. You have the right. That man said, "We not going to ask you nothing else. We'll put you in the car. We'll stop talking to you." Turtles. I'm going Brandy, what's her name? Brandy, the millennial manager or Brandy something. I go, I'm saying turtles on this one. Just slow. But you studied though loud and wrong. Strong and wrong. What was the other one said? Y'all had said in there something like it was like stupid with certainty or something you put in there. [laughter] >> Go ahead. Talk to me. Just talk to >> you want to have a You want to talk? Are you taking me to jail? I'm about to take I don't know any of that. Those are going to be the officers that took you took you in traffic. Stop this car. Okay. That's their decision. That's not my decision. However, this is all I know when I got here. There was a gun on the back of the car. Is that your gun? >> That's my gun. Yes, that is my gun in my name. >> And you said something about a warrant. What What's the warrant? >> I had a uh I had a traffic warrant that I literally just was made aware of. Like when I say this morning, I mean this morning, I was sitting in my car listening to music and at my outside of my house. I'm sitting outside of my car listening to music. I'm winding down. I do armed security and stuff for work. That's what I do for work. That's why I always have multiple firearms on me. I have one today. I don't have to be the worker until 12:00 tonight. I've been to court multiple times. They uh set my date. When they set my date though, I told like I I'll be completely honest. Hey, I have a vacation that's planned. I paid for it and everything for my trip and everything. Okay, cool. Well, we can work with you. Here's this date. Here's this date. So, that's what that's about. He was like, "Okay, I'm not going to harass you. I'm not going to bother you. Um you can do the arraignments is on Monday or whatever." Something like that. The arraignments for uh traffic court. Go to go to court up there Monday 8:00. I told him I'd be there. Go get that taken care of. That's really that. >> All right. So, let's fast forward. >> Something was lost in translation because you have a warrant now. Now, now people do lie. They do lie. So, but I'm I'm just saying he he had an inconvenience of a vacation. And I just feel like the ball was dropped on when you were supposed to show up and you chose the vacation over showing up for your date. Monday may maybe Monday was a if you if you're not pulled over or if you're not caught for the warrant by then show up by Monday. But I don't know that sounds real sketchy on they were like oh you got a vacation. It it happens. Some people some one girl had a Beyonce concert one time. They did let her change her court date so she could go to the Beyonce concert. So, I know it happens, but I feel like he did not take all this precaution because he's lying about how much he studied. Unless he studied and has no comprehension. It's one or the other. So, I just feel like he's also lying about you actually got express permission where it was actually put in by your attorney because you have an attorney uh and it was approved by the judge to um continue your date like to another date. I I just I I feel like there's a there's a missing piece of this story somewhere >> to this evening. You're the backseat passenger of this car. >> Yes. >> Did the officers say, "Hey, is do you have a firearm?" >> They said, "Are there any firearms in the car?" >> Okay. And did you answer yes or no? >> Uh I told them yes, I do have a firearm. And I did not I didn't touch it or reach for it. I showed them and I actually asked multiple times, could one of you guys take my firearm while you guys got me stopped cuz I'd be more comfortable. I don't want y'all to feel no type of way and I don't want to feel no type of way. So, I want y'all to have it. I don't I rather y'all I rather y'all not, you feel me, feel uncomfortable with me with a firearm or you >> Okay. >> So, that's that's why my firearm was on there instead of on my person because I requested them to take it from me. I requested them to have it. >> So, we were we were talking when you were still sitting in the car. Let me be a little bit more clear. So, you're legally allowed to have a gun and carry a gun. >> I'm legally allowed to carry gun. >> That is um that is correct. However, um well, let's go back to if a police officer if you're allowed to carry a gun and a police officer asks, "Are there any firearms in the vehicle?" You do have to say, "Yes, I have my gun." There is there is a subsection of carrying firearms that says that you are under disability of carrying a firearm if you are a fugitive from justice. any warrant. >> And what does that mean? >> Means you have a warrant. Okay. So, technically, >> you about to give me weapons under disability. >> Technically, by the way that the law reads is that you have a warrant and you cannot possess the firearm when you have the warrant. But >> you can't be out and about with your gun. Okay. >> Now, I'll go home, bro. Can y'all just let me go home to my kids, bro? >> No. Let's stick to the law. Let's not talk about going home. Let's stick to this law that you you just studied and you knew. Did you not read your sub section? Did you not read that? Cuz now he's the cop is making too much sense right now. That's what's happening. You can't have it while you have an active warrant. You were legal. Everything was fine. Great, great, great until that warrant was issued. And I I feel like he knew that warrant was coming with that vacation. That female cop would be at a disadvantage with that ponytail if she got in a struggle with a per. Yep. Sergeant Curtis got to get that tactical bun. [laughter] Got to have a tactical bun. But yeah. No. What? What? Let's skip to can you go home? Of course you can't go home, sir. I don't know. I don't know if you know this man, this cop is right now stating charges that are felonies, but you cannot go home. This is not a notice to appear type of uh situation right now. And you literally can't go home cuz you have a warrant out. Even if we don't talk about the gun, there's no gun. You just pulled over, there's an encounter with you, and they they see you have a warrant, you still couldn't have gone home because you have the warrant. >> I can't make any of those decisions. I just I wanted to talk to you >> so that you and I could you could you and I could have a conversation, talk about things, let you know what the police side of this is and that we could have the conversation >> instead of it really gets nowhere when we're yelling and carrying on and stuff like it. It's not it's not >> it's not positive. >> Okay. So, there is a law and that law says that you cannot be a fugitive from justice have a warrant while possessing a firearm. >> Okay. >> And then he got more bad news for him. Y'all, he got the bad dudes don't stop with this gun and this warrant. This was not his day today. >> But like I just said, >> you did everything right up until that point. >> Okay. So, I'm saying, man, can you cut me a break? >> I I cannot make the decision on this because those two officers are the ones that stop you. >> Cannot speak to one of them, man. >> When this officer gets done with whatever he's doing, he will speak to you. >> I got one request. >> What's up? >> I'm cuffed up. You see, I got big ass feet. I I'm clumsy as hell. Can you not shut the door? I I I have to You got to You got to pop. >> Can you stay right here? >> I can't because I need to go down to those two officers who are brand new and I got to make sure that they're >> I have my phone so I can start making my phone calls real quick. >> While in custody, you're not allowed to have your phone. >> Okay. But I was on the phone prior to being pulled over and one of your colleagues hung up on my phone, which I know is illegal. >> It's It's technically not illegal. >> You can't hang up. You can't like you can't use my phone like you can't touch like you can you may be able to take it off me if it's on my personal. It was not on my person. >> No one Well, I think really what he was doing was separating the phone from the >> the phone was in his lap. The phone was in his lap. So he it was on your purse. It was in your lap. The last I saw the phone, it was in his lap when they were getting him out the car. And then he kept asking for his phone cuz he want to call an attorney. Was like, "We got your phone. You know, you better you can't call the attorney right now, but we do have your phone. He isn't paying attention to anything the officer is saying because he keeps looking around. He is trying to figure out a way to get out of this lovable and it's it's not happening. And you really should listen. These are the life-changing things that are being said right now. >> Hood the top of the car was trying to grab it with your teeth. >> Okay. Okay. Don't grab it. All right. I wouldn't have grabbed it. >> I didn't see him. I didn't see him. I saw him take your phone. I didn't see anything. >> He grabbed it. He hung up and I could show you the call log, too. It's all recorded. I Your I see your body record. I hope it is. Yeah. So, yeah. Like I said, you took my phone off the top of the car and hung up and I can tell you he hung up and I have w a witness because that was my kid's mom and he hung up on. >> Okay. And and if >> I don't I don't like it all times when cops do hang up on people on the phone. I know they've explained that if you're trying to call somebody to a traffic stop, you are now endangering them more. I do get that, but I I don't like when they hang up the phone depending on the circumstances, but they're not searching his phone. And I think maybe he's thinking about they can't have his phone and start searching it cuz they can't search through his phone at this time. Maybe that's what you know that could be an argument. If he found out they were searching his phone, >> that is a complaint that you have, then we understand. >> All right, do me do me a favor. I know you got big feet. There's enough room for it. I've seen size 17 and a halfs in there. >> Come on. >> Just hop hop in there for a minute. Let me talk to >> I am not I am not going to keep you back here for an extended period of time. I will come out back here and talk to you. >> I always say that man like I'm not in the wrong >> I've been real with you. You've been real with me. >> Just I was just trying to see my brother. >> I understand. Hop in there real quick. I'll be back within five. >> And then what's crazy? Let's look at his charges again real fast. If he only had that warrant out, there's no there's nothing addressing the actual warrant directly. It is all things of what he had in that car and what he had on him. He had well, and we'll get to what he had in that car. We we already talked about that scale being beside him, but it's three charges stemming from the weapon he had on him and how he had it on him. And then we're getting to the possession of drug uh pharmaceuticals in a little bit. So there's no extra charge from this encounter had it just been the warrant, which for this is my thing. I don't trust admin to do what they going to do. So let's say you actually actually um your attorney maybe filed a motion to continue because the judge is like, "Yeah, it's okay. It's just a traffic thing. You can go on your vacation." That means there should have been a um what do they call it, y'all? Oh my god, my brain just blanked out. When the judge approves a motion, oh my gosh, it's it's a do it's on paper. Brain brain dropped that. But it's in writing. Get everything in writing before you leave out. And if you still don't trust it, cuz I don't like I don't trust a lot of admin things because if if this can result in a warrant because of misunderstanding, I got to be real clean. So don't carry your weapon again until you've gone to the uh No, not a plea. It's just when like like for instance the attorney asks your honor we'd like to make a motion to continue this date to a later date and then when the jud maybe it's is it just approve like what is it called [clears throat and cough] the the judge approves it but I don't know what it's does it have a formal name that my brain won't pick up but anyway I'm so paranoid I wouldn't have my weapon on me until I I got that taken care care of and then I still probably be making sure it's [clears throat] on file somewhere that I'm done done. Excuse me. I choked so hard. Um, but he said he studied the law. So, I would I would need him to know don't have that weapon on you while there's a chance you could have a warrant. And this is me giving him a little bit of grace that he actually did get it approved that his date was put to a later date and he didn't just skip out on his date cuz he wanted to go on that vacation. But none of these none of these have to do with his warrant. That's what I wanted to point out. None of this has now he has new felonies. Oh, that's I thought I was a bug in here, but that was uh the grass getting cut outside. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I know exactly Technically, y'all don't got no probable cause to search the park. >> Technically, y'all don't. >> But y'all going through all our [ __ ] >> I don't understand why you put me in. >> No, because they don't have no probable cause. They didn't smell marijuana or any of that. They don't have no probable cause for none of this [ __ ] that y'all doing. >> [ __ ] legal. >> It is legal in regards to anything. Y'all should have just gave us the ticket, but I stand black and I see y'all. I see y'all. I I I put money on that. Y'all better be better than mine. >> I'm going to do it real quick. >> This bag I sold her. >> What's up, this? >> Huh? >> That's the issue. This is his fourth charge right here. When they pic he picked up that bag and he opened it and it was a lot of things in that little bag. It was well it was marijuana but it was just a lot of it in there. Now we got possession of pharmaceuticals and and when the cop delivers that news. Oh my god. This. >> Huh? >> Bro, this might be hers. >> Where was it? Oh, in the back. >> It was in the back. She got the sports show cuz dude, there's like eyelash stuff in there. >> Was there? >> Looks like Yeah. Air bottom. >> I know exactly where. Where was that? >> Uh, we just pulled off the ground. >> Technically, y'all ain't got no problem because of service. >> Yeah, there's all kinds of >> technically. >> Oh, yeah. >> Y'all don't. >> The stop is clean from the start. Delaware v Prrowse 440U S 648 holds that an observed traffic violation gives officers full authority to initiate contact. No constitutional issue at the threshold. The passenger discloses his concealed firearm without being asked twice. Ohio Revised Code section 4,549.042 requires prompt disclosure upon being stopped by law enforcement. He complied fully and without hesitation. He asked officers to physically take the weapon from his hip to reduce tension on both sides. That cooperation is above the statutory minimum and is tactically exactly what a responsible armed civilian should do. Here is where the situation turns. Ohio Revised Code section 2923.13 subsection A1 prohibits any person classified as a fugitive from justice from possessing a firearm regardless of carry license status. Under Ohio law, any person with an outstanding arrest warrant is classified as a fugitive from justice. The disability is automatic and immediate. You do not have to know the warrant exists for it to apply. This is the legal trap most people never anticipate. A valid carry license does not protect you if a warrant is in the system. Section 2,923.13 voids your right to possess a firearm without notice. The passenger's claim that he was unaware of the warrant is understandable and legally irrelevant. Awareness of proh >> I didn't hear him say that statement the first time I watched. He said it's understandable if he he wasn't aware he had a warrant but it's legally irrelevant. That that's going to be a hard one for the defense attorney. That's crazy. It's irrelevant if you >> prohibited status is not a required element of a weapons disability charge under Ohio law. On the vehicle search, open marijuana and a scale in plain view. Establish probable cause under the automobile exception in United States v. Ross 456U78. No warrant needed. The search is fully authorized. Plain view doctrine under Horton v. Cal. I do want to go back for my own understanding because this is where they get into the search part. Oh, that's what it was. The scale was in plain view and they might have seen some other not the marijuana that was in that bag, but they might have seen other marijuana in the car. So, that was how they got to search the whole car. That's what it was. When he said scale, I forgot he talked about that scale. So, the scales and then I don't know if they saw anything else, but there's their probable cause for search. That's what I was waiting to see. What did they say about that search >> needed? The search is fully authorized. Plain view doctrine under Horton v. California 496US 128 requires lawful presence, immediate apparency of contraband, and inadvertent discovery. All three conditions existed before officers opened a single door or container. The passenger challenged probable cause on the spot. Brendan v. California 551US 249 confirms passenger fourth amendment standing. His legal instinct was not wrong, but the factual predicate was already satisfied. Ohio revised code section 2000 921.29 requires identification when an officer has reasonable suspicion of criminal activity. Visible contraband extended that suspicion to every occupant, eliminating the passenger rights argument at that stage. The passenger invokes fifth amendment silence to resist identification. That fails here because section 2,921.29 creates a statutory obligation triggered by reasonable suspicion, a threshold already met by the visible contraband in the vehicle. >> Okay, this video did answer our question. reasonable suspicion is why he had to identify himself. Because like I said, the other cop that I watched that somebody sent me, he said automatically passengers don't just have to identify themselves. There has to be something else that prompts it where you have to identify yourself. Just the driver at first has to identify themselves. So there there we go. That's I like this channel. This is one of my channels. Um I definitely I always feel like I learn something. Retaining it not always but learning definitely. >> Miranda warnings were delivered after handcuffing the correct moment. Burkimer v. Mccardi 468 US 420 holds that Miranda custody attaches at formal arrest or its functional equivalent. Handcuffing here qualifies. Timing was right. after invoking counsel the >> sorry that's another thing because a lot of people come in sometimes and if it's if you're not used to watching body cams yet a lot of people are like what they're talking to him they're asking him questions they didn't read him his rights or they didn't read her her rights they have to be in custody now some of them obviously will read it before they get to that point um probably because they just want to cover themselves and go ahead and get some questions in that you might end up answering before cuffs go on but the obligation is cuffs go on and we do want to ask you questions that can that uh can incriminate you. That's where Miranda comes in. So, a lot of times there's no Miranda even read to DUI people on DUI stops because they really don't have anything to ask you beyond do you want to take a field sobriety test and stuff like that. So, some people when they don't see a Miranda warning read at all, they think that the cop was wrong. But it it it depends. Everything's a it depends. >> Passenger resumed talking on his own initiative. Oregon v. Bradshaw 462U s039. Everything said after that point is admissible. The drug possession charge rests on constructive possession doctrine. Ohio courts require proof of dominion and control, not mere proximity. Co-occupant statements attributing bag ownership are what make this charge legally viable. Oh, >> basically that co-opting part, his people said that's his bag. Everybody else in that car unanimously said, "Oh, that's his bag with the marijuana. That's not our bag." And then it was because like you said, proximity wasn't enough. But now they now everybody in the car like, "Oh, no, that's his. That's not ours." Ashley, great question. Does that include persons being detained? I right now the way I interpreted it when I saw the other ones is yes. you once they're detained, they're in police custody and so they should be read their rights if you're about to ask them those types of questions. So, I'm going to go with yes. If you're if they're detained, they need to be read their rights if you're about to start questioning them. >> Ohio Revised Code section 209 and 23.16 governs firearm handling in vehicles. Even a licensed carrier must keep a handgun unloaded or in a closed case while in transit. An accessible loaded firearm on the person creates independent felony exposure. A statement urging another occupant to discard an item mid investigation implicates Ohio Revised Code section 20900 and 21.32 tampering with evidence a fourthderee felony. The utterance alone creates legal exposure regardless of whether it was acted on. Force during arrest falls under Graham v. Connor 490US 386. Objective reasonleness from the perspective of a reasonable officer at the moment of decision. Active warrant firearm and non-compliance place it within that standard. A self harm statement in custody activates a 14th amendment duty of care under Farmer v. Brennan 511U S 825. Booking personnel must be notified and mental health screening at intake is constitutionally required, not discretionary. A threatening statement on camera implicates Ohio Revised Code section 293.22, menacing. A verbal threat of physical harm is a chargeable offense on its own. It adds potential exposure to an already substantial charge list. One more point. The supervising officer correctly explained that invoking counsel in the field does not require producing an attorney on site. McNeel viscon Wisconsin 51US 171 confirms this. Questioning stops release does not. >> What's our >> Did you read the race to her? Yeah, she's like, >> and it's funny cuz I think Lovable sent it, but um there's going to be one where we watch our attorney, you go Lord, and it's where Tony Romo got arrested and he wanted to speak to his lawyer at the stop. So, it's interesting that this actually kind of ties in. >> Well, with those right in mind, you're being detained. >> You have to let me know while I'm being detained. >> You're being detained because there's things located in the vehicle and I'm about to ask you some questions. >> Okay. Now, the brown Nike bag, is that your or the green Nike bag at your feet? Is that your bag? >> No. >> Whose bag is it? >> I'm sure the is >> Did you say disregard? >> The dude who keep telling you guys that he had my That's his bag. >> So, his bag's at your feet and in the back. >> I just started driving from the [ __ ] graveyard. He went to go see >> that you're >> And at the beginning, he did say I drove to the grave site. So, he was in that driver's seat at one time. So, they asking about a bag near the driver's seat that was at her feet and then the bag that was sitting beside him in the back seat. His defense attorney can fight that because he saw it. He saw that scale at minimum. Um, but if if I was his defense attorney, I'd at least try to fight that one. Like, I feel like they just trying to take the fall for stuff they knew about, too. I don't know if it's just his or not, but I would try to fight that one. >> Because you weren't driving from the graveyard. You're right. You're right. >> All right. >> So then you know that that's not my bag. >> Okay. That's why I asked you. That's why I read you. >> It don't matter where I started driving it. You asked me whose product it was, whose bag it was, and I just told you. I'm not lying to you. >> Swing your feet in. >> What? >> You got this. >> It's not that hard. You young, you're athletic, you can swing your feet in. I've seen 70-year-olds do it. And I'm going to take these keys, too. >> Hey, do you have any of the are any of those bags, the Nike green Nike bag at the floorboard of the driver? Is that your bag? >> No. Um, >> in your pocket. Is there anything besides the marijuana and scale? >> I don't know. Did you get anything else in his pockets? >> Uh, just phone. >> All right, man. I haven't. >> All right. So, leaving the cemetery, who was driving the vehicle? >> I don't want you to lie to me. She already told me the truth. This is beyond the driving. I don't care about the driving. We're investigating something else beyond the driving of things located in the vehicle. That's why I'm asking you who was driving the vehicle when you guys left the cemetery before you guys pulled in that driveway when we got behind you the first time. Peace. Hey, my man. They call you out of your first name Ace. They call you Ace. My name is Nicholas Gates. Nicholas. >> All right. So, >> he he don't want to go by Ace no more. He said, "My name is Nicholas Gates. Is your nickname Ace? Cuz you know what's about to come next." Uh oh. >> You had to go on. That's whatever the bag. I think that's was by you in the back seat. Is that your bag? >> What? It was >> the brown. It's like a brown. What about the green Nike fanny pack looking back? >> Only thing I only thing I have, bro, is this and my my pants and my shirt that literally match my patches. I have a front. So, you were driving when you left the cemetery. >> I was sitting I was sitting in the driver's seat at the cemetery listening to music. Like I was blasting my music. I'm watch literally like I said, I watched our ride pass and look right at me in my face. I was sitting at the cemetery. I'm taking videos. cuz I took my shirt off. I sat in the uh driver's seat changing the music, all that. Yeah, I'm sitting in the car's not moving and I I don't think I don't care about me. So, >> listen, I you if you were driving, you were driving. >> No, I'm telling you that I wasn't, though. >> She said you were driving from the cemetery. The other guy said, "We saw you driving from the cemetery." That's one thing. I'm asking you about the bags in the vehicle or any of my mirrors. >> Like I said, the the only possessions I have in that vehicle is my phone and I have my [ __ ] >> This is where you should explicitly say, "No, those are not mine. I do not know where they came from. If you gonna answer it all, this is not the time to answer in a riddle. This is not the time to say everything that is yours and not say this isn't mine. You should have stopped talking a long time ago. Here we are. But yeah, let's not let's not answering riddles at this time. He don't look like two chains to me. Probably cuz he getting on my nerves and two chains don't get on my nerves. But he don't look like him to me. >> Shirt in there that I don't have. That's not me. It's just on mute right now. >> What? What's going on? Cuz he talking about he back here testing narcotics and [ __ ] bro. And a narcotic is a drug. >> Drugs. >> Yeah. Is weed is weed a narcotics? >> No. Probably like fentanyl and meth and all that. >> Oh yeah, I smoke weed, bro. I smoke weed. I work on cars. I smoke weed and I do arms security. I got my own business. I got my own cars and all that [ __ ] bro. I don't even play like that. >> All right. >> What I'm about to ask you is my sister, >> the driver. >> Yes. What? What? What's going on with her? >> Well, with her, she's going to get >> your sister said that's your bag. That's what your That's what's going on with your sister. >> Ticket for this red light. >> Cuz y'all about to take her to jail like I don't know if we're going to You're going to go to jail. >> I'm going to jail. You're going to jail? Why? >> Well, you're going to jail for one, the firearm. >> For what? >> The firearm. >> Why am I going to jail for the fire? >> Because if you have a firearm and you have a warrant, you cannot have a firearm. >> Okay. I did not I was not aware of a traffic warrant, bro. Literally. And like I said, I talked when a police officer told me, he told me, "I have arraignment on Monday, bro. I was not aware of that. I did everything else. I cooperated." >> The things we located in the vehicle, we interviewed every individual and they're coming back. And everyone's saying that the bags are your bags. That >> what >> that contain they're not our cars. >> Bro, get the [ __ ] out of here, bro. >> That's why I asked you and you didn't want to tell me whose bags they were. >> I said they weren't mine. I told you that. I I said the only thing I have in there is my shirt in my [ __ ] Bro, >> come on. >> The one bag that was laying right next to you. >> There was no bag next to There was no bag next to you. >> There was a brown bag. What kind of brown? I did not see no bag in the back seat. >> Well, there was a bag right next to you. >> A purse. >> It was a bag. a purse >> and then there was a what do you call those? A fanny pack shoulder bag. >> I have work clothes, bro. Like what? Come on, dude. >> But so that's what we're going through right now. >> So y'all about to take me to jail. >> You are going to go to jail. Yes. >> For what, bro? >> For >> I didn't do [ __ ] Like come on, bro. You talking about the Wait, I'm not even there. >> Let me get some of this stuff done, man. >> Bro, like come on, dog. >> My ass every day, bro. This [ __ ] ass. >> God damn, bro. >> I'm saying, bro, YOU TALKING ABOUT THEY SAYING PUT YOUR FOOT BACK IN, >> BRO. YOU TALKING ABOUT THEY SAY, "OH, THAT'S YOUR [ __ ] BRO. YOU JUST GOING TO BE LIKE WHAT, BRO? I GOT PAPERWORK, BRO. I WORK EVERY SINGLE DAY, BRO. THAT [ __ ] LAME AS YOU JUST GOING TO GO OFF OF THAT WORD, BRO. >> WHO'S GREEN? Who was wearing a green bag?" >> Bro, on my brother. I just left see on my brother's [ __ ] ashes, bro. That was not me, bro. I go to work. You see what I got on, bro? I work on cars. I'm asking you who out of you three was carrying a >> I was not carrying any. Bro, I could, bro. You want me to be 100% truthful? I'll be 100% truthful, bro. >> I had I had my shirt. I had >> I don't know if he know who was carrying it if it actually isn't his and he not trying to snitch because hey, the he's he asked you again, who was carrying the bag then? Whose bag was it? And you not answering the question. I'm not saying you should cuz again the attorney's not present but I think you also shouldn't give this type of answer. Maybe you should just just be quiet. Be quiet. [laughter] >> A little bag of weed that I smoked at the cemetery when y'all ride Pat. When y'all roll, I smoked that already. I smoked the weed. So that's if y'all smell weed, that's what y'all was smelling me. I smoked the weed, bro. My ID might be in there. It might be in my baby mom's car. Bro, I didn't have [ __ ] I came up here to see my brother. Bro, >> I'm asking you then. Who had the green Nike bag? >> Come on, bro. You about to make me tell, bro. >> Like, come on, bro. That's not cool, bro. >> Well, they had no problem telling, >> man. This [ __ ] man. Bro, take me off camera, bro. Take me off camera. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry if you weren't here for the beginning. I'm so sorry. You probably don't understand why this I'm laughing right now, but they they can't turn that camera off. I I uh unless it's under very special circumstances I'm not aware of but usually they're like ah we can't turn this camera off. When they had that girl that um she was with a group of girls and they talking about they were going to somebody funeral they had flown in but they had just been known for always like being pharmaceutical mules. Um and she was like can you turn your camera off or can we go in the back of the car? She was still being recorded. We were watching her snitch like they be letting the camera roll. So sorry. And that that is crazy though. If it's not his and he like I don't want to snitch. And he like hey they snitched on you. Dang. >> I I got him just muted. >> Is this your phone? >> Did you take any videos and pictures over here at the cemetery on this phone? I'm just asking. I'm not using anything against you. I'm trying to figure out >> Well, I'm just trying to figure out >> Listen, >> okay, you have and that's why we're trying to work with you. But we also have a gentleman up here who's claiming certain things are his, but he's claiming certain things are not his, and he ain't trying to go down for anybody else. >> I'm not saying you don't got to go down for it. But I'm saying out of that green bag at the cemetery, who had the green bag? Is it the dude with the mask on his face or the other dude? >> Okay. >> So, what I'm saying is he's So, he's just trying to say it's not his is what you're saying. He's just trying to say that's not his. >> He didn't say >> he didn't say it was yours. >> Aka Ace Girl. My question is, are you going are you willing to open this and look at your photos? >> But I will see if he come here. I have no problem with that. >> How am I supposed to do it? >> Put your hand up here. >> How? How? How? What do you want me to do? What do you want me to do? You know it's >> and the one with the the face mask. >> Yeah. >> Hey, they took a video on your phone. Are you willing to show us the video? >> Sorry. >> No, that's my brother. Yes. >> All right. So, >> is that video of them at the grave site? And if so, in that video, does it show Ace, sorry, Ace, but does it show Ace wearing the backpack he is denying is his? >> The green bag. All we're trying to figure out is who's the Nike green bag that's in the car. I don't want you to say what you I want you to just tell the truth. That's all I >> Well, >> I'm just trying to figure it out cuz no one here is saying the truth about anything. >> He has been in the driver's seat. >> Okay. >> He has. >> Have you seen him or her with the green a green bag or a brown purse looking bag? Either of them. >> Brown purse looking bag. >> Pretty sure that that purse looking bag is her. >> I don't know who the green bag is. I didn't see. >> Okay. >> I'm asking. All right. So, you got switched seats when you guys were up here. >> You know, you told me when you first pulled up. >> All right. >> But I didn't know what the [ __ ] this was. I was just trying to pick kids. >> Bro, what what is going on, bro? I'm talking to everybody. >> I'm just going She was just I was talking to her about her kids. >> Who about who was the kids? >> The girl. She said she had to pick some kids up with >> Okay, bro. Bro, I don't give a [ __ ] bro. I got kids, bro. And [ __ ] just trying to put I don't give a [ __ ] about her kids, bro. I'm talking about my kids, too. >> You feel me? What? What? Bro, we're still testing. >> If that's his sister, wouldn't her kids be his nieces and nephews? And he like, I don't give a f about them. >> Oh gosh. Everybody's not being honest today. >> When he figures every whatever it tests for, then we'll be able to go from there and get everything rolling. >> Okay. I'm saying, bro, y'all might like So, I'm saying, bro, like I didn't, bro. I didn't, bro. I didn't I got >> Wait, wait, can I can I get Can I get 10 more seconds, bro? 10 more seconds. You can count on your fingers, bro. Look, >> bro. Look, I didn't told y'all the truth when y'all asked about the firearm. I told y'all the truth. I gave you my firearm to make y'all more comfortable and everything, bro. Cuz I didn't want y'all to feel like I was a threat or anything, bro. I understand I get loud and aggressive, bro, because I don't like being bothered by the police cuz I do nothing to nobody, bro. With the fourth thing being said and the last thing being said, bro. I understand with the firearm, bro. Like I said, I have I I'm going to arraignment Monday, 8:00 a.m. before I go to work, bro. >> Please, bro. >> All right. I'll see what I can do. >> I'll see what I can do without you. Don't do me. >> Seriously, I got to look. Make sure you ain't got no felony convictions. >> Bro, look. Wait, hold on. All right, I Bro, like I told him, the worst thing you gonna find on there is a driving under suspension. I don't do nothing but work. >> That's fine then. Then we should we should be good, >> bro. Um, bro, come look. Bro, please, bro. Can you wait, bro? Can you shake my hand on some man [ __ ] and tell me you going to try and not do a [ __ ] bro? >> For real, bro. I'm looking in your face, bro. I'm a man. >> None of that means anything. None of that means anything. and any any if they had any leeway they may have given him, he he killed that leeway in the first three minutes of interaction with him. Probably first two minutes of interaction with him if they were going to give him some leeway on just some let's just do a little extra figure it out. But I I forgot it was on body cam that they actually did go around asking question question. Um, it may not stick to him, but right now for now, that's his bag. It's your bag, sir. But yeah, and I don't I still don't think that's his last thing. He gonna want to talk and talk and talk. That's That's not it. Yeah, I think it's his sis. Yeah, I was me. I think it's just that's my sister, but not my sister. Sister, my final point is this. Please, bro. Yes, go. That's exactly That's exactly That's exactly what it was. Oh, he could shake your hand all day. They can lie to you. You got to remember they can lie to you. In fact, and he lied to them. He knows his nickname is Ace. And he didn't even tell them the truth about that simple thing. And then on the phone, well, maybe that wasn't his phone, but I know it said Ace's girl on the phone. And he said he was on the phone with his girl before after he said it was his attorney. So you not you're not being honest with them and they sure don't have to be honest with you. They don't have to. So sorry, man. We both work, bro. >> Please. Thank you. >> I'm really going to cry. >> Oh, you guys taking me a job? >> Yeah. >> Why? >> Cuz possession of drugs. >> What's my drugs? >> Drugs. >> Was my drugs? >> What? >> Yeah. the drugs that we saw you pushing down. >> I'm pumping. I'm not that. Why do y'all be doing that? >> I'm trying to get out of here. >> I'm trying. >> You've been here d too dang long already. >> Come on. I need you to >> I'm about to I'm about to step up. >> No, I'm telling you. I'm about to put my weight on. You said up. >> He's a big boy. He works out. >> Well, I didn't want to think I was resisting. >> I know how you >> Oh, come on. That's a lie. Watch your head. Why am I going to jail for somebody else? >> You got to get a gun on you. >> I'm Bro, THIS IS NOT FAIR, BRO. >> COME ON, >> BRO. CAN YOU TALK TO ME FIRST? >> WHY IS SHE TAKING IT better than him? And they did tell her drugs as well, cuz he didn't he didn't freak out on the gun as much. But I think if he had to go to jail, all probably going to end up being right here either way. But when they told him about the drugs, that's when he really really changed up. But it's interesting to see how he's acting versus how she's acting. Let's go. >> Wait, BRO. TALK TO ME BEFORE YOU PUT ME IN THERE. >> ALL RIGHT, >> BRO. Come on, DOG. >> BRO, I'M SAYING Why am I going to jail? >> You had a gun, >> bro. I'm saying I'm going to arment for it Monday. Come on. >> Arignment for it on Monday, >> bro. WHY ARE Y'ALL DOING ME LIKE THIS, BRO? >> BRO, >> and also watch your money. There's only $50 in the green bag. Is that your money, >> bro? I have $45 on me, bro. Bro, I'm Wait, bro. Wait, before y'all put like YOU JUST SAID YOU WAS GONNA WORK WITH ME, BRO. WHY DID YOU LIE TO ME? >> I DID. >> He He worked with you. This is the conclusion. So, sorry. Um, I want to close the loop on something I said earlier. So, I don't know what they saw in the video that they watched because they still asked the same questions about the bag. So, they must have not seen the bag on anybody. So, I don't know what they were watching. I don't know what the video helped. I don't know. But I thought that's what they were showing at first because I was getting like uh oh if this video you can't say you didn't you didn't have that bag but that's not what it was because they still um were asking around after they played that video. >> Bro, what did you do for me? What did you do for me bro? What did you do for me bro? >> NO, BRO. [ __ ] Y'ALL BRO. [ __ ] Y'ALL BRO. NO, BRO. [ __ ] Y'ALL BRO. I SWEAR TO GOD BRO. MY KIDS [ __ ] ALL Y'ALL BRO. [ __ ] ALL Y'ALL, BRO. MY KIDS. [ __ ] Y'ALL [ __ ] BRO. I DON'T GOT NO [ __ ] BRO. I'M G BRO. [ __ ] Y'ALL [ __ ] BRO. >> BRO, on my daughter, bro. On my daughter, bro. On my daughter, bro. I'll put THIS [ __ ] ON ONYX, BRO. I'LL PUT THIS [ __ ] ON ONYX MARIE, BRO. IS THIS YOU? >> Don't put that on Onyx Marie. She ain't do nothing. She didn't do nothing on Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving will be uncomfortable is hilarious, >> bro. So, can you wait, bro? Before you put me in, can I talk to you for >> These [ __ ] tight as hell. >> These [ __ ] tight as hell. I can't talk to you. >> Anything else on you? >> No, I can't talk to you, bro. >> No, I'm not talking anymore, MAN. >> WHY, BRO? I HAVEN'T DONE NOTHING WRONG TO YOU, BRO. >> I KNOW, but there's things we got to do, man. Tonight kids am I going to jail on? >> Weapons under disability. Carrying conceal weapon. Improper handling a fireman motor vehicle. Possession of drugs. >> Poss drugs, bro. >> Drugs that were located in the bag. >> No, I DIDN'T HAVE A BAG FOR one for two. Bro, what the [ __ ] do you mean improperly, >> man? Bro, can I find out tonight, bro? >> Can I find out tonight? >> That's the sheriff. >> Can I find out tonight? >> The sheriff's. We don't know, >> bro. All right, man. AND WHEN I GET IN THERE, I'M KILLING MYSELF, [ __ ] [ __ ] Y'ALL. DON'T PUT THIS UP, BRO. I DON'T NEED THIS, BRO. MOVE, BRO. NO. NO. NO. And you're not stronger than me, little [ __ ] I swear to God, you're not stronger than me, bro. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] you over, [ __ ] >> NO. [ __ ] THIS BELT, BRO. >> I'm a [ __ ] animal. >> We have to wait, man. Bro, >> I've been in here for 30 [ __ ] minutes. >> You will. Trust me. >> Tell us when we can get you out. >> Bro, you shouldn't even be in here, bro. >> Are you going to be showing us when to get you out? >> What the [ __ ] do you mean? I got I'm handcuffed in the cave. What the [ __ ] choice do I have? >> Yo, come on. I told you you Oh, you was GOING TO HELP ME, BRO. >> I did it. You did not get charged with everything. >> What? I got charged with [ __ ] that Bro, okay. You charging me with weapons under disability. Cool, bro. You charged me with possession of what? >> Uh the drugs that were in the bag. >> What drugs and what bag? I didn't have a bag. Officer, she was drugs. >> Can I bond out today? >> Probably. It depends on them. That's not us. >> What? Like, okay. So, can y'all wait? Can I >> There's so many points I would be answering his questions anymore. Each question gets a one time. They told you. They didn't know for sure before we got to this station. They don't know if you can bond out tonight. Why are we still asking the same questions to the same people? They don't know. I I'm telling when I tell you I'm not repeating myself to people. I couldn't do it. >> At least my phone so I can get my number out of it. Bro, >> they going to give you time to get numbers out of it. >> No, they're not going to do that until I get booked. Bro, last time y'all did this [ __ ] bro. I came in here at 2:00 in the afternoon, bro. I didn't get booked until 6:00 in the morning. >> I doubt that. I'll let you if you give them a hard time, they'll probably make it. >> I'm not Bro, I tried to give you a great time. Come on. I did not [ __ ] you. Don't wait me. Let's go. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> So, the other [ __ ] ain't going to jail. >> Oh, yeah. I ain't going to lie, bro. Y'all let me out. When I get out, I'm beating the [ __ ] out that [ __ ] bro. Call it what y'all want. Charge whatever y'all need to brace off that [ __ ] when I get out of here, bro. Initial officers receive a B minus. The stop was legally grounded. The firearm handoff avoided unnecessary escalation and the search was properly predicated. >> Sergeant Curtis will give her a C at best cuz she doesn't have a tactical bun. >> The deduction is for early contact tone that contributed to avoidable aggravation. The supervising officer earns an A minus, a strong one. He arrived, separated the parties, delivered Miranda correctly, explained the disability statute in plain English, and brought a volatile situation back toward a manageable exchange. The deduction for the supervising officer representing he would advocate for a favorable outcome before confirming what the system would allow. When someone in custody relies on those words, imprecision about discretion limits creates a real credibility problem. The passenger receives a C++. His firearms disclosure was legally correct and genuinely cooperative. That moment was handled well. Every decision that followed, from continuous argument to on camera admissions, systematically increased his legal exposure. The passenger's legal knowledge was real, but incomplete. He identified fourth and fifth amendment frameworks correctly, but did not account for the warrant disability. The vehicle car, >> he's what I say, and most the average person isn't and and it's okay. The average person isn't going to dig into the law like that. That's fine. It's it's it's when you strong and wrong about you know the law that then you get scrutinized about oh you just read the titles. You read the headings. You just stopped at the bold part in all caps or the bold the biggest font part and you didn't go into the details. Yeah. So that's what that's why you get criticized. Not because you actually didn't know it because who knows all that stuff. But when you start saying I know, I know, I know, and telling the cop they're wrong and they probably had to repeat some of this a lot to some people, especially in Ohio >> statute or the weight of voluntary post Miranda statements. The driver receives a B. She complied throughout and did not escalate an already volatile stop. Inconsistencies in her account of who was driving, documented during separate officer interviews on body cam, hold this grade back. Five lessons come out of this footage applicable whether you carry a firearm, ride as a passenger, or work in law enforcement. These are worth knowing before you are in a situation that mirrors this one. One, verify your legal status before you carry. Ohio Revised Code section 2923.1. Three voids carry rights the moment a warrant exists. A forgotten traffic warrant converts a lawful firearm into a felony charge without any warning. Two, invoking council only protects you if you stop talking after. Oregon v. Bradshaw makes clear that voluntarily resuming the conversation waves the invocation entirely. The right is only as strong as the silence that follows it. Three, the automobile accept >> Oh, that's a bar. The right is only as strong as the silence that follows it. That's a bar. I'm what is this channel? Let me shout them out verbally. Law versus reality. Good channel. I'll have that link in the description box when we're done. >> Under United States v. Ross is broad. Contraband anywhere in the vehicle creates constructive possession exposure for every occupant. What is in that car is your legal problem until affirmatively disproven in court. Four, every word spoken on body cam is preserved evidence. Threats, admissions, and outbursts are captured and used at trial. Emotional volatility does not communicate innocence. It hands the prosecution usable material in real time. Five. For law enforcement, deescalation is a tactical standard with measurable outcomes, not optional courtesy. The difference between the initial contact and the supervising officer here demonstrates exactly how opening tone determines trajectory. the when I first saw that he gave the officer A minus, I was like, "What'd you knock him down for? Why couldn't he get his A+, but because of the sounding like he was promising something was going to go okay, I'm like, "All right, but that was a hard that was a hard score on that one." All right, so here's real quick. Um, same same thing that just came up with the with Ace that we just watched about does do you get to talk to your attorney at the actual traffic stop? So, this is our attorney that I like to watch. Athlete Tony Romo asked to call his lawyer during a traffic stop. Is that legal? And here we go. >> Lawyer's reaction. >> How many drinks have you had? >> All right. I'm going to run you to some field. >> Field sobriety test. Are you willing to take any field sobriety test? >> I'm just going to call my law. >> Okay. Step out of the vehicle. >> I'm going to call my >> Nope. Step out of the vehicle. >> I'm still allowed to call my law. >> You're not. >> I'm not allowed. >> Nope. step out of the vehicle. >> The interesting thing in this case, ladies and gentlemen, is that Tony Romo told the deputy that he wants to call his attorney, and the deputy refused, which is what led to him doing the field sobriety test and ultimately failing. Anytime you are arrested, you have a constitutional right to speak with an attorney. But courts have ruled that a TRAFFIC STOP IS NOT an arrest. Rather, it is an investigation. Courts have ruled that you do not have a constitutional right to pause the traffic stop. So, even though a field sobriety test is voluntary, Tony Romo did not have a constitutional right to call his lawyer before the test began. >> I wish more people saw that kind of stuff like, "Hey, hey, hey, hey, you yelling, but you're not right. They don't have to have your attorney present at the stop." We have not. I have it in my queue. Did y'all There's It's actually one that I was sent was like 30 some minutes long. one one that I was sent was like an hour long. So, if y'all want to watch that one maybe next weekend cuz then we could just put it with some other Dys, but it's long. So, he gonna take up most of our time. But I do have it. I do have it Akudo. So, that's if y'all are interested. Well, obviously someone's interested because they sent it to me. But yeah, the more you know. Reading Rainbow. Yes, Luna Kitty. [laughter] That's why you can't talk to your attorney before you get booked. And like the cop made a good point, too. I didn't even think about that. They were like, "We don't have a way to verify this is an actual attorney that you're even talking to right now." That might be an informal reason. And I don't know, but that was actually a pretty good reason, too, that we're not about to talk to talk to your attorney over the phone, not here now, when they have to go through the protocol maybe to call you on the jail phone. But, uh, besides maybe to have them tell you to comply with the officer. [clears throat] Yes, we did watch Justin Timberlake. We did not watch Nikita Dragon. Yeah. No, it's funny. Omar, I am going to laugh. She did this to herself. So, I will be laughing on this one. I was also thinking Bonnie Clyde couples. YEAH. OH, that's cute. Akaudo. Yeah, I need a I think I need a few more of them to get a good thing going. But yes, I feel like I'm already thinking of one couple that I was sent to traffic stop. They thought they was going to win that that argument. Nikita, I'mma need someone to email me hers. I don't I don't have hers. All right, so this one for me is entertaining. Might not be entertaining everybody else, but for me, I got my little giggles on with this one. All right, so Sergeant Curtis again. Funniest deputy sheriff puts Tik Tok lawyer in her place. And okay, yeah, this not the there was one that was only eight minutes, but that was a different video. All right, so here we go. Oh, wait. We didn't Oh, god. Y'all got thrown off my thing. We got to look at what prosecution has to prove real fast for our um our Tik Tok lawyer we just watched, Ace. We got to We got to look at what prosecution has to prove for his charges. So for the first charge having weapons while under disability and disability in that context was he had an active warrant. So prosecutors generally must prove Nicholas aka ace knowingly acquired had carried or or sorry acquired had carried or used a firearm and Nicholas was a fugitive from justice at the time he possessed or carried the firearm. Possible sentencing nine to 36 months in prison and a fine of up to $10,000. Second charge, carrying a concealed weapon, fourthderee felony. Prosecutors generally must prove Nicholas knowingly carried or had a handgun concealed on his person or concealed ready at hand and the firearm was loaded or ammunition was ready at hand. and Nicholas was not legally entitled to the qualifying adult per permitless carry protection that otherwise allows concealed handgun carry in Ohio. Possible sentencing penalties include 6 to 18 months in prison and a fine of up to $5,000. Third charge, improperly handling firearms in a motor vehicle, fourthderee felony. Prosecutors generally must prove Nicholas knowingly transported or had a loaded firearm in a motor vehicle and the firearm was accessible to the driver or a passenger without leaving the vehicle. And the statutory protection for a person legally permitted to carry the handgun did not apply to Nicholas cuz he was not legally permitted at that time. Possible sentencing 6 to 18 months in prison and a fine of up to $5,000. The last one, hopefully his attorney fights on this one for sure, but possession of pharmaceuticals, it's a felony. U depending on the amount probably would would change the degree. Um, but prosecutors generally must prove the substance involved was a controlled substance or controlled substance analog and Nicholas knowingly obtained, possessed or used the substance. And if the state relies on possession, Nicholas actually exercised control over the sub substance. mere access to it because he was riding in the vehicle is not enough by itself. Possible sentencing penalties include incarceration and fines determined by the specific controlled substance amount and resulting felony degree. So it that depends on how harsh that would be. Now we're going on to our and she is our last video. This is our last last call. Let me read y'all's comments about this real fast. Okay. Oh, okay. A lot of y'all have seen this one. I just watched the body cam the other day. It was in Borman, Ohio, but the couple was from Newcastle. I can't remember if we all watched it together or not. Depends. It depends. We haven't watched too many troublesome couples, so I don't know if we watched it together. Oh yeah, she is. She gets on my nerves. Luna K. [laughter] Uh the lady yesterday, the one that squat. Oh, no. I would add an aggravated battery charge. I would too. I was thinking it in my head yesterday. I was like, can this be battery? Cuz that's disgusting. Um, Forever TRL said, "There was one I watched the other day from Oh, you're saying it." Okay, that's the same one. And then 9 to 36 months in prison. I didn't know they did less than 365 in prison. It'd be counting. All right. Oh, thank you, Akaudo. Okay, so I'll add that one to hopefully next weekend when we watch Tony Romo, we could just watch hers, too, maybe. All right. So, now we're looking at funniest deputy sheriff puts Tik Tok lawyer in her place. And here we go. >> You put your hands on me, >> ma'am. You put your hands on me. No, you put your hands on me. What are you doing? >> If you do not comply, I'm going to put you on the >> I've been complying. >> I'm going to put you on the >> The saying goes, never say never. Well, I'm saying never. Never argue your position with the police on the side of the road. And if you take it so far that you go face to face with the officer, they have to take you into custody. You're going to end up in the back of a police car and heading straight to jail. This is one of those. >> I have a deputy. >> Huh? >> You have a deputy? I'm standing in front of you. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Sure. >> Do you have your information? >> I don't need to give it to you. >> Yes. Yes, you do. Why would you not? >> Because I came after you and you came to it. >> Okay. Step to the front of my car. >> I could. >> No, you will. >> I could >> go >> to the front of my car. >> Now you're Now you're making me uncomfortable. >> That's fine. Go to the front of my car. >> I can't do that, sir. >> Yes, you can. >> Officer, you're you're putting your hands on me. >> Officer, you're putting your hands on me. >> Sit right there. >> You're a male. Sit right there. You're a male. I'm a female. >> Sit right there. >> You're a female. I'm a female. You're a male. >> How do you know? >> I'm a female. >> How do you know what I identify as >> exactly? But 94. >> That is >> Sit down. >> Sit. I don't care. Sit down. >> Where's your identification? There's your driver's license, registration, and your proof of insurance. You've made this so much more difficult than it needs to be >> because I came you came in a U-turn in front of me and you you came after me and turned around. >> So, let's talk about some things here. What we do see cuz the first part of the video we don't see the initial contact. We have a non-compliant driver and we have an officer who's amped up a bit because she's not complying with him and we see that this back and forth exchange and he has already requested another unit it sounds like to be in route to his location. Not code but just coming to his location cuz she's being non-compliant. That's what it sounds like. But here's a couple of things that I'd like to take note of. The sit sit sit command from the officer. Is that lawful? Likely. Is it wise? Not 100% sure. And then this thing about how do you know what I identify as? I don't know if the officer was trying to be facitious with that comment, but I don't know that that's a win. But I'm going to talk about that after this video is over because there's a lot of things we can glean and I want to see how this progresses. I turn around because you a violation of Florida State. It does not matter if it is a yellow light. I have explained to you why you were pulled over. I want your driver's license, registration, >> and then you just put your hands on me. >> I did put my hands on you because you're refusing to give me your information, and I'm not going to allow you to sit in that car. >> I'm not officer. I >> You don't operate this. I'm in charge. Do you understand me? >> I'm still complying on sit down. >> No, because you How are you complying? I did. You put your hands on me. >> I did because you failed to follow a lawful order. >> Off as a woman, you need to identify as a male. I'm a female. And you just put your hands on me. >> I did. Because you are failing to produce your identification. gender does not control you being arrested. Uh he can arrest you. That's not how it works. Now, some counties or however they do it, they have I'm going to almost call it the luxury of they can wait for a female officer to come search a female uh arresty or detainee, whatever. They they can come get that, but they're not always available just, you know, from the sheer math of it all. But yeah, no, that's not how it works. You don't you can't only be arrested by a woman because you're a woman. >> Not officer. >> I want to take a snapshot of the officer's positioning with the female. The safer position in most practices is for the officer to be almost where she is at the quarter panel of the vehicle and for her to be in front of the buddy bumpers facing the other way. There are a lot of different defensive tactics the officer can employ. And then you have that space between the front of the vehicle in case a person tries to come at you to attack you. there's somewhat of a barrier. So, they should switch positions in my opinion and most officers will know that that is the normal interview position during a traffic stop. When you drive by them, you'll see that that's how the officer is usually standing. >> I did not, officer, you put your hands on me. >> When I ask you driver's license, where's your driver's license? You put your hands on me. >> Where is your driver's license? Where is your driver's license? Where is your driver's license? >> Put your hands on me. >> No. Officer, you put your hands on me. You put your hands on me. >> Ma'am, you're being detained on me. No, you put your hands on me. What are you doing? >> We're being detained. >> You put your hands on me, officer. You put your hands on me. What are you doing? >> If you do not comply, I'm going to put you on the ground. >> I'VE BEEN COMPLYING. >> I'M GOING TO PUT YOU ON THE GROUND. Turn around. You pull me off. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands on me. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> I literally have seizures. >> Turn around and put your hands >> officer. No, you're putting your hands on me. >> What does having seizures have to do with what's going on right now? I mean, you should you should state that you could randomly have seizures, but what what's going on right now, um, I don't have another time to say this that'll make sense, so I'm just going to put it in here. But if you, how can I put this? On Instagram and Tik Tok, currently, I am posting regularly. I will stop it anytime when I don't feel like it anymore. But right now, the bar exam results have been coming out for people that um, you know, obviously that took the bar. So, like there's a there's uh I did a small compilation of the ones that were looking for their results and they saw them and they recorded themselves seeing their results. Also, if you like goofy quirky stuff, sometimes that's me. Sometimes it's just me doing my little micro updates. But if you want, my name is under the same on Instagram and Tik Tok. If you want little teaspoons of extra content, that's how I call it. [laughter] >> Officer, you're putting your hands on me. >> Step it up. >> Okay, he just said step it up. The units are definitely going to roll code now because he's struggling with her. And when I say roll code, rolling lights and sirens at a higher speed usually to get to his location to back him up. Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> Unfortable. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> You're making me uncomfortable. >> No. Stop. Officer, >> officer. Officer, you're hurting me. I didn't do anything. You didn't even ask for my identification. >> I did. >> No, you didn't. Officer, you're hurting me. You're hurting me. Officer, you're hurting me. You're hurting me. >> Get your hands behind. Officer, I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. Hey, officer. Officer, please. >> I got it. Just get on this side, guys, guys. Listen to me. Get on this side. Hey, listen. Get on this side. Relax. >> Relax. Hey, relax your dog. Relax. Relax. I got him. Relax. Relax. >> He didn't offer anything. There's no stop. Relax. Relax. >> I just sat there. He pulled me over. I pulled over. He's hurting me. >> Hey, go forward your car. >> Okay. In custody, heard an officer to get on the radio, say, "Slow everyone down." A lot of stuff went on in that short period of time. I want to break it down for you because it's really important from a safety perspective. If we can look, we can see there's a car all the way across the street with the door open. That's a police car. An officer ran across all that traffic in order to get to his partner to make sure that his partner was no longer struggling with this person. The officer was having this back and forth with the female. And let me say something, he took his handcuffs out prior to going hands-on with them. In defensive tactics, it's not necessarily the best practice because then that hand, you can't really do anything and you have this non-compliant person and you have to attempt to take them into custody. That officer looks like he's very fit. He looks like he's ready to take care of business and he had units in route to him. Is it a better practice to just converse with the person? Because it is not easy within policy to take a person who's resisting into custody without being somewhat brutal with them if you're like this situation here where he's definitely bigger and stronger than her. But you see that he was not capable of doing it on his own until the other officer arrives. But on the flip side, why are we taking out our handcuffs if we definitely can't put this person in custody and we already have units rolling to us and then we don't have to say step it up while we're wrestling with the person so they don't have to roll code. We do want to avoid code runs at all cost. At the end, I'm going to talk about something specific that happened to me, what made me have the light bulb go on inside my head with this. Let's continue. >> Okay, I just want to say I agree. Tactically, it would have been better had he just waited since he already was having backup coming to wait for them before engaging. But in his mind, I'm sure he thought I can get her in handcuffs. Like, I got that part. Um because sometime, you know, they can, but you know, side of the road is very dangerous. So, that's another thing is she didn't mind she didn't mind struggling. She didn't mind, you know, being over there close to traffic. So, that is, you know, but yeah. Um, and Omar said that was kind of aggressive and with me being able to have watched it ahead of time. Yes, that cop his emotion got in there in a little bit and his sergeant did do well with like we got it from here, which is what I wish that other dude yesterday, he wasn't as aggressive. He was more yelling than physical. But I wish someone had stepped in on the one that knew that girl for like since she was 11. Um, and said, "Okay, we'll take her. Don't worry about it." because he had too much emotion involved in my opinion on that one too. >> I didn't do anything. >> Listen here. >> Fix this. >> You're hurting me. >> No, you're fine. >> I didn't do anything. >> Just relax. >> I got a yellow light. What the heck? >> I was on a yellow light. >> Anybody else in the car? >> No. He's not hurting you. >> Yeah, bro. I didn't do anything. >> You're not listening. I didn't do anything. >> Deputy Baker. >> Hey, >> Deputy Baker. It's Miranda. He literally did. He stopped me for no reason. I came to a complete stop. He made a U-turn >> and then I came out and he tried to put his hands on me as a woman >> cooperating. >> I'm cooperating and then he tried to put me to the ground. >> Okay. >> I promise you. >> Take a breath. Take a breath. Take a deep breath. >> Okay. You're not cooperating. >> I'm cooperating. He tried to put got him. >> He did. >> I swear I put all my life. >> Let me add context to the chat real fast. So that cop yesterday that knew that girl since she was 11, he knew her first name. So, but us for me that did not watch the video yet, when he walked up to her car, he was like, "Jesus Allah." So, I'm thinking he's calling on two two religions at once, but her name was Allah. >> [laughter] >> So he was like, you know, just tired of her saying like Jesus and her name is Allah. So when you see Jesus Allah in the comments, just know it is what that cop said cuz the girl's name was Allah and he was tired of dealing with her. >> All right. Resisting now is not going to be >> I'm not resisting. >> You're all baldled up. >> I because he hurt me from the get-go and told me what do I have to identify as? I'm not a female and he's a male. He was like, how do you know I identify as? >> Calm down. Hey, do you have any needles or anything on you that's going to poke or stick on? >> Listen to him. >> Easy question. Do you have anything? >> Do you have anything on you that's going to hurt anybody? >> Deputy Baker, >> I swear on my life. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING WRONG. >> HE WAS IN HIS own feelings. I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. I put all my life. I was SITTING AT THE YELLOW LIGHT AND I WAITED FOR HIM TO STOP AND I CAME AFTER HIM AND HE MADE A U-TURN OF ME. I AM CALM AND HE HURT MY FEELINGS. He upset me. >> It looks like the person she's calling deputy is a sergeant. From what I'm seeing, it looks like it's Sergeant Chevron from what I can see. And also, if you look at this officer to the left, not trying to be funny, but he looks like he could take just about anybody into custody on his own. And I'm not trying to be funny, but this guy is an absolute unit. >> And they put me I didn't even say [ __ ] I CAME OUT AND I WAS LIKE, "NO, I refuse." Because he was being mean to me. >> She's clear pizza. I don't know if this got a hoodie plus >> No, you're wrong and you know it. >> That's fine. I've been wrong before. You've been wrong before. >> I know I have. >> I know you have. I know him. >> Okay. >> I know him faithfully and you hurt me. >> You put your hands on me. >> I'm Deputy Thompson now. >> No, but you put your hands on me. >> I know. But you didn't listen. >> No, I didn't listen because you pulled me out of the car and you did something I did wrong. You did that and you know you did that. >> I did. I just told you. >> No, you you're not. >> Have you just go do what? >> I didn't do anything wrong to you. YOU DIDN'T EVEN TRY TO ASK ME FOR my identification. head. I don't know if you caught that, but the sergeant killed the officer off, the primary officer, because there was still this verbal back and forth. There's no win with that to just have this verbal thing. It can just cause issues. And it seems like the officer still had some emotion going on. That's causes emotion. A lot of times when a person's not compliant and you get into this wrestling match, but that verbal stuff and the sergeant had the wisdom to pull him off and not pull him off, but to send him to another task, which is incredibly smart to do. And that's why it's important when you have these senior officers that stay on the street or in the field when they could get a desk job. >> This is what I would say too, and this is not to you, Omar. This is to the the people that get arrested and maybe they want a female officer and all that stuff. As someone that would have to be the officer that's a woman, I would be pissed if every time I got to get called, it's cuz it's a woman out there. Like every time, like I can't just be an officer. I can't just do my job. Like, YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN? LIKE, IT WOULD get on my nerves after a while. Like, I don't I would, you know, I don't want I don't want anything to happen to the woman, but like Ace said, they they mostly send the the women out there to protect the officers, not really to protect the person that's being arrested, you know, cuz accusations that could come up. I would be so mad if I can't just do my regular duty. I got to come out randomly on all your stops. So, it and then it's it's just not enough women as it is to even do this. Like it's no like it's not happening. So, but I just keep thinking about myself. If I was officer and every time, Officer Trenon, we have a female suspect. Can you No. Leave me alone. >> Somewhere. I really take my hat off when you see these senior guys out there like that. >> We're going to sit in here for just a moment. >> You literally just pulled me out of the [ __ ] car without telling me anything. >> Just turn and sit right here. >> This is going to be a simple traffic stop, dude. For fail to stop. >> What happened? >> I think she's signal one. Oh, >> I can smell it on her breath while she's yelling at me. >> I didn't do nothing. I just was sitting in the car and I waited. >> Okay, listen. The good thing about all this information, okay, is that you're going to have your time in court and everything's on body. >> I'm already in court. >> Well, you're on the side of the road right now. You're not. >> No, I have court. >> You good? >> Yeah. There's open beer bottle on the floor over there, which would confirm I she was smelling it out of her breath while she's talking to me the whole time. >> It was a yellow light. I turned my turn signal on. >> I turned my turning signal on. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Like I said, >> and then he just admitted to it. >> Okay. >> I asked him, "Can you get out the car?" And I was like, "What did I do?" He was like, "You're a failure to comply." And I was like, "You didn't ask me or tell me anything. You said you made you made a full U-turn on me." It got in front of cars and all that [ __ ] And I was already I was already turning. >> Okay. I was just going to the store cuz I lost my phone and I was trying to ret track my steps. >> Hey, please don't lose that beer bottle. I'm going to take a picture. >> Signal one. >> Have you had anything to drink today? >> No. >> Cuz you weak of alcohol. >> No. That was literally like I literally got off work at 8:00 p.m. >> It's You know what time it is now? >> Yes. >> 8:00 in the morning. >> 8:00 in the morning. Exactly. >> You got DUI, too? >> Yeah. >> She's hammered. >> Yeah, I agree. I'm going to ask her if she wants to do SNFs. Hey, Miranda, I got a question for you. Okay. Listen, I believe you're under the influence of alcohol. Would you be willing to >> I would be. >> You would be willing to complete standardized field sobriety for me? >> I would be because I wasn't under the influence. I was looking for my vehicle. I mean looking for my car in my friend's vehicle. >> Okay. >> I didn't go anywhere. And you know that I didn't You made a U-turn behind me. >> I did because I >> You made a U-turn behind me because it was on a yellow light and I had to ride away and I made the right turn. >> That's incorrect. I told you why I pulled you over. You failed to stop. >> And even after that, >> listen, I'm not arguing. Give me just a second. You are though. >> She refuses. >> Huh? No. She just told me she would do it. >> Very strong odor. >> Oh yeah. >> And she's got the bloodshot, watery eyes, and everything. >> She willing. >> Yeah. She said she's willing to do it. >> She's convinced that I stopped her because she went through the yellow light. And I'm like, that's not why we're stopped. >> She wants to argue about it instead of listening. So >> yeah. Well, that's my concern right now is if I get her out of this car, she's just going to keep arguing with me and I don't know how far I'm going to get through these exercises >> cuz I I can tell you after her resisting me trying to get cuffs on her. I don't want to take them back off. Sergeant, I'll be 100% honest with you. >> Say that she's going to do it. We'll take them off. But >> let me just get all this prepared and then I'll >> FSTS or standard field sobriety test can't be conducted with handcuffs. I know that I've seen on boats sometimes that they do some types of tests while people are on boats doing those sobriety tests. I've never done one on a boat, but maybe someone who's done that can talk about how you can potentially do [music] that handcuff, but in the field you'll do them in handcuffs. >> If I pass the breathalyzer, will I be able to get away for this? Is that your probable cause? >> Give me just a second. Okay, I'll come I'm going to come around and talk to you. >> Is that your probable cause? >> Give me one second. I'm going to come around and talk to you cuz it's hard to hear you from up here. Okay, give me just one minute. I think she believes that I'm about to do a breathalyzer and I think that's what she agreed to do cuz she's asking me if I pass the breathalyzer right here, am I going to go free? >> Oh, okay. >> I thought that was observant of him to realize, yeah, she's not talking about that field sobriety test. She want to just do that breathalyzer and keep it moving cuz he's already he's hyped up, but his brain is still like, okay, this may not be she's thinking one thing, I'm saying another thing. So, I give him that. And I also feel like he just didn't want to talk to her in that front seat so he could either cool down some more or whatever, which I'm glad he didn't really engage again when he was in the front seat. >> Hey Miranda, >> what the deputy wants you to do is field sobriety exercises. >> Okay. >> You know what the difference between that and the the breathalyzer is? >> Yes. What I asked was uh is that what the probable cause? >> The probable cause is a traffic stop and the odor of alcohol. >> Right. But he didn't give me the odor of alcohol. He pulled me out of my vehicle because he said I made a traffic in violation, but didn't give me the give me the description of that. >> But we're not going to stand here and debate the reason. >> The DUI part came later. The traffic stop came from her improper U-turn or whatever they said. But the the the alcohol smell came later. So the stop was not alcohol related yet. So when he's pulling her out the car because she's not listening to the other things. And they did start us in the middle. They didn't really start us at the beginning. He was already aggravated by the time the body cam came on, but there was no odor to talk about yet for the actual initial traffic stop. And she's mixing up her stuff and she's she's actually Did she blow? I can't She's under the influence of something. That's what I'm going to say. >> But I know you you know that I've stopped been stopped before and I've been in the jail because the hurricane and I can't go out to jail because of bomb. So I was very compliant because of that. So there was no reason for me not to be compliant. But that being with that being said, >> there's some missing from that story. She said she was in jail because of the hurricane. What happened to coincide with this hurricane that you got in you were put in jail for? >> Said why would I go back to jail knowing that my bond can be revoked and I could go to jail for that? >> What we're asking you to do is field sobriety exercises. >> My thing is is if I will be able to pass that, what will go after that? We would make a determination at that point. >> Determination at that point. >> Yep. >> And will I be able to get a traffic? >> I'm not going to tell you one way or the other because we're not there yet. >> I understand. There's I'm not going to hold everything over your head or tell you that we're going to >> being very very understanding and I'm trying to understand what's going on at this point. Even if I were to pass or not pass, where is the violation >> that I committed? >> Again, I'm not going to debate. >> I I don't know the violation that I committed is what I'm saying. >> He was explaining it to you when you were standing over there screaming at me. No, I wasn't. I I literally got pulled and grabbed I have a literally mark on my arm to show that he literally put me over when I told him I was a woman. I would rather have a female. >> Oh, yeah. Sorry, sorry, sorry. She did keep saying he made a U-turn on me. They did argue about what the color of the light was. So maybe it was about her going on red and she thinks she went on yellow. But you're right. She did keep saying he U-turned on me >> because he told me you want to search. >> You don't have that option. >> I didn't have the option. You don't get to select what police officer. >> I'm not I'm talking to you as literally I know you before and you met me before. I'm trying to tell you that he upset me because he told me I I I what can I identify as I identify as a male or female. So are you making me uncomfortable trying to make me feel like I'm not a male or female? >> Trying to be respectful. >> No, it's not respectful because the way you said it. >> That that's how you perceived it. Okay. >> Exactly. And that I'm only being compliant because of that. But I'm not being in compliant because of his actions. I'm being compliant because of what he said. So, at this point, are you going to submit to field sobriety exercises? >> Even if I submit or not submit, if I'm going to be able to pass, >> I'm going to submit. >> No, >> not submit. Okay, >> perfect. >> I want to submit, but I need to know the answer to that. >> You're under arrest for DUI. Sergeant shutdown. It's not a person, it's a mode. Shout out to the senior guy here who's calm, cool, collected about business. Sergeant shutdown. Not a person, it's a mode. >> I can pass the DUI. It says, sir. >> All right. Am I still waiting on Kristen for a search? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> We're gonna do another search before she goes. Did we get photos of uh >> No, I need to grab I need to grab that. >> Are you gonna breathalyze me or what? >> No, ma'am. We don't use portable breathalyzers in the state of Florida. >> So, I'm saying so what's going to happen now? Hello. Yes. Can I please get my test, please? >> Give her her bribity test like she's asking because She is definitely brober. That's why she wants to take the bribety test. >> Will you step out for me? I'm going to search you. >> May I get my bribes test? Like, god damn, I didn't do [ __ ] What the [ __ ] I'm not even drunk. I literally had I didn't even have one beer. >> If you call me, >> y'all are not going to try to give me a test or what? >> Just uh al DUI doesn't just mean alcohol. I mean, >> I'm not on nothing. I don't do drugs. What the [ __ ] >> Not saying that you do. I'm just saying this. >> Y'all told me y'all were going to give me a test. I'm like, what the [ __ ] Where's the test? >> Didn't you just refuse? >> No, they to they're trying to confuse me on what the [ __ ] I'm saying. I'm trying to say like I didn't do anything wrong is why I'm saying no. >> Two things to mention. Tactical bun on the female officer. Good stuff. And to the young lady who's trying to state her case. All of these fbombs that she's dropping, all of this language that she's using, this does not help her case. If you know someone who's going to do that, you got to tell them that this is going to be shown in court potentially. This does not help your case speaking this matter. Be professional. >> I will take a test, but I have no take a test and go to jail. No, I can't go to jail. I literally just went to jail for Hurricane Milton. >> Yeah, I need her to turn. >> I'll turn the car. Spread your feet. >> Oh, okay. >> I need you to stop moving. Spread your feet. >> I have nothing. Literally, I I don't care. I need you to spread your feet. >> My feet are spread. >> Is this your phone? >> Can I take my test? >> Huh? >> That's not my phone. Can I take my I was looking out for >> So, whose phone is this? >> I have no idea. >> So, do you want me to leave it in the car? >> I need to take my test. >> You refused. We just asked you and you refused. Not what you said. You make me want to jail regardless. >> Hop back in the car. >> No. That's crazy. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Oh my god. Y'all are tripping. >> Oh my god. This is crazy. >> So, for anyone who's a little bit confused, maybe from another country or from another state, the officer said that they don't do portable breath tests in Florida. In some states, they do. In Nevada, there are PBTs. But this young lady's under the impression that she could do a portable breath test in the field and that she thought she was going to blow under and then she would be released. The sobriety test that the officers were talking about were the field sobriety tests like the walk and turn the nose touch finger counting or an HGN. Any of those is what they wanted to perform. That was where the confusion was with the young lady. >> You're really going to ruin my life. >> I'll be in round two. I'll put my starting indicator. >> I don't like that. I hate that. So she asked, "You're going to ruin my life." Cuz he stuffed the alcohol down her throat or whatever is putting her under the influence, which he they said it's a strong odor of alcohol coming from her. You ruined your life. It's nobody else's fault that you are now having to be evaluated for a DUI, DWI, or whatever. You did that >> over a traffic stop. Miranda, these are these are questions that you >> No, those are questions I didn't I didn't have. You didn't give me the right to do anything. >> That's wild. >> Before they before it keeps going with this hurricane thing. Okay, so she said hurricane Milton. Did you like was it fraud? Like what did she go to I want to know what she went to jail for that is so connected to this hurricane? Like did you claim things you weren't supposed to claim for aid like like how they did with CO and the PPP loans? I want to know what did you do? What do you mean? Cuz she said I got arrested because of the hurricane. [laughter] Like what does that mean? >> That is so wild. >> Oh lord. I can't >> central. Can you notify the jail? >> Believe it. >> You're going to ruin my life. >> No ma'am. These are decisions that you made. >> You didn't give me any decision. I I did. No, you didn't. I told you as soon as I made contact at your window, I needed your driver's license registration. >> I didn't do You didn't even give me an You didn't I I have the right to ask what I did wrong. >> And I told you what you did wrong. I told you I said I stopped you because you failed to stop coming out. >> I did fail. I did stop. I did stop. >> She talking over him. I want to hear. Okay. It was a failure to stop for something. We got that much cuz I really did want to know what was her initial reason for being pulled over. I'm I'mma listen again. I really wish she'd be quiet. As if she knows we trying to listen, but I really wish she'd be quiet. >> You didn't even give me. You didn't I I have the right to ask what I did wrong. >> And I told you what you did. I told you I said I stopped you because you failed to stop coming out. >> I did failed I did stop. I did stop because this light was red before it would turn yellow. >> Okay. Well, you stopped at that. You stopped at the red light. >> The red light said. And then you went and you were the only car that was going straight. >> You failed. And you failed to stop. You were the only car that was going straight. Deputy Thomas almost >> Oh, she failed to stop coming out of the Circle K. Oh, they showing the video. I missed that. They got the video of replaying what she actually did. Let me go back. Y'all, I didn't even realize they had video up here in the top right. So, if you want to look at your screen if you didn't know, too, like me wasn't paying attention. They're showing what she did. So, she failed to stop coming out of Circle K into traffic, I'm guessing. All right. So, let's watch again. Oh Lord, I can't. >> Central, can you notify the jail? It's going to be believe it. >> You're going to ruin my life. >> No, ma'am. These are decisions that you made. >> You didn't give me any decision. >> I I did. No, you didn't. >> I told you as soon as I made contact at your window, I need your driver's license registration. >> I didn't do You didn't even give me You didn't I I have the right to ask what I did wrong. >> And I told you what you did wrong. I told you. I said I stopped you because you failed to stop coming out. >> I did fail. I did stop. I did stop because this light was red before it would turn yellow. >> Okay. You stopped at that. You stopped at the red light. >> The red light said and then you went and you were the only car that was going straight. >> You failed and you failed to stop. >> You were the only car that was going straight. Deputy Thomasson. >> It does not matter. >> You were the only car that was going straight. >> Talking. >> You were the only car that was going straight. >> We're done. >> I think you're you're just trying to have a sword fight with me. You're very good at arguing. >> I'm not good at arguing. I'm good at telling the truth. >> Oh. So, did you stop coming out of circle? >> Yes, I did. I put that on all my on my own. >> I needed a circle around the car I was supposed to be watching for. I watched every incorrect car. Just so y'all know. So, [laughter] I didn't look at the correct car cuz where he U-turned is not none of the cars I was looking at. >> Well, don't do that. So, we saw initially the interaction with the officer and the female and it didn't capture the very first part of that interaction. So, I can't speak to that, but I can definitely tell there was a back and forth and the young lady referred to it as a sword fight, which is it started with a sword fight and it ended with a sword fight, a verbal sword fight, which leads me to a quick story of that. I remember one time it was Las Vegas Boulevard, Sahara, and I remember seeing a guy and he was acting like fool in the middle of street and I snapped my finger said, "Hey, you over here." He turned around and walked over and he said to me, "You need to learn how to talk to people." And I was a super rookie at the time and he was 100% right because what was my reason for talking to I mean I was just big badge thinking hey get over here and you need to do it and sometimes that can cause issues that can escalate a situation. Fortunately that situation taught me a lesson and I've started to learn more about how to communicate and be a professional and I'm not saying this officer wasn't being professional but what I did notice is they kept going back and forth back and forth and his emotions got up and he engaged her physically wasn't able to take her into custody and units had to roll code. Are there other ways that we can verbally handle situations? The ask, tell make model has been in policing for such a long time. But there's another model. It's called persuasion, advice, warning, which is another tool that you can have on your belt. Reposition yourself to a safer position as the officer. Persuade the person. Say, "Listen, my partners are about to come here. You see that they're arriving right now. Do we have to keep going this way? This it's not working for you, obviously, and give them some type of advice and warn them of what can potentially occur. This is not a model I made up. This is a model that was made up way, way, way back when. So, if make is not definitely going to work for you, maybe try something else." According to the original post, her breathalyzers were a.135 and a.126, which are above the legal limit. And I'm just going off that post. So, she's innocent until [music] proven guilty. And this happened some time ago. I hope that this young lady makes better decisions. A lot of professionalism on that police department. Nobody >> Definitely. Shout out to the sergeant of that police department. He deescalated some things that could have it could have went it could have kept going way worse. Um, okay. I don't think I had anything smart to I thought I did. But yes, today today I learned that there's another technique called persuasion advice warning that you can use if ask doesn't work. I I learned a lot. We I feel like we all learn a lot from Sergeant Curtis. All right, so let's look at what prosecution would have to prove for her charges. She Okay, so her first charge was DUI. Oh, that's what I was going to I did have something smart to say. Why are you sitting there making such trouble about getting that portable breathalyzer knowing you gonna fail you blowing 0.12s and stuff? Waste of time. People just waste time. So yeah, pretty drunk. So for her DUI, prosecutors generally must prove Miranda drove a vehicle in Florida and while driving she was under the influence of alcohol to the extent that her normal faculties were impaired. Possible sentencing for a first conviction can include up to six months in jail, a fine of up to $500 to $1,000, probation of up to one year, at least 50 hours of community service, completion of a DUI substance abuse course and evaluation, a 10-day vehicle empoundment or immobilization, and driver license revocation for 180 days to one year. I'm surprised they don't have the interlock on this one cuz you already got to do the course and stuff. I'm surprised interlock's not on there. Okay. Second charge, resisting officer without violence. Prosecutors generally must prove Miranda resisted, obstructed, or opposed a LEO and the officer was engaged in the lawful execution of a legal duty and the person Miranda resisted was a law enforcement officer and Miranda knew the person was a law enforcement officer. Possible sentencing up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $1,000. And both of those are misdemeanors. Okay. Yeah, he's he's became my favorite. Like, shout out to everybody that introduced him to me because I wasn't I didn't really know about him, but y'all everybody kept saying Sergeant Curtis. Sergeant Curtis. I got Sergeant Steve a couple times now. you know, I got my uh Officer John Midwest Safety and then there, like I said, there's another police officer that has now it was I think his channel is called like Vigilante or Vigilant something, but y'all somebody gave me another police officer to watch. So, he might start showing up in my rotation now. He maybe Hey, maybe she's following your advice and it's like, don't even bother doing the field test, just breath testing. But, I mean, I'm going to be sober when I say that, Tango. She can't do it if she's actually drunk. [laughter] All right, so that's it for today. I will see y'all by next weekend cuz look, sometimes I do try to see you during the week. Has been happening so much. So at least I for sure will see y'all next weekend. Hope you have a great rest rest of your Sunday. And let me get y'all's you going to jail song on here because I almost forgot. All right, talk to y'all later. Bye. The [music] homies going to jail tonight. The homies going to [music] jail. Said you're going to jail tonight. The homies going to jail. Said you're going to jail tonight. [music] The homies going to jail. Said you're going to jail tonight. I'm talking about the homie [music] over there with no shirt. I go first. I had to put the homie over there in the verse. He was all in the street, man. 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We don't miss a thing. >> If it's funny, if it's wild, >> baby, let it rain. >> Slide over. Yeah, >> I [music] got you. >> Don't skip ahead. >> We lock into the moment [music] >> and we ride that way. Trending at some point. We watch it together. Trending [music] at some point. We stay on it forever. Hit that. Bring that. You and me at some [music] point at some point. You pick the funny ones. I pick the drama too. We pause on [music] the comments like who said that to you? You smile on the screen glow. Got me in the zone. Every little reaction make this house late [music] night. Same room, same move, same show. If the thumbnail says go, then we already know. [music] Slide over here. >> I got you. Don't skip ahead. >> We lock into the moment [music] >> and we ride that way as we [music] watch it together. Trending. We stay on it [music] forever. >> Hit that flag. Bring it. You and me can't be beat [music] up. It has some point. If the world goes fast, we slow it down. >> One more video, turn it around. >> Talk back [music] to the screen. Laugh till we cry. >> You, me and the feet. All night. >> All night. >> All night. >> All night. [music] >> We watch it together. [music] We stay on it forever. >> Yeah. Hit that. Bring that. [music] You and me. Trenling [music] [music] at some