- [Officer] How you doing, Mr. Schultz? - [Jefrey] Good, how are you? - [Officer] Came to talk to you about that ticket. - [Jefrey] Okay, what's going on with it? - [Officer] You don't have to worry about it 'cause I have a warrant for your arrest for impersonating a police officer. - [Jefrey] No courtesy? I've written 1,000 tickets myself, sir. - [Officer] Are you with somebody? - [Jefrey] Right now? - [Officer] Yeah - [Jefrey] Yeah. - [Officer] Who? - [Jefrey] I can't tell you, sir. - [Officer] He won't tell me who he's with. Says I'm supposed to know. - [Jefrey] My speed was probably what, 40, 45? - [Officer] And the speed limit's 35. - [Jefrey] Trust me, I got people in the business that are, very high ranking, let's put it that way. - [Officer] Look, I've never written a cop in 29 years. Your attitude's what's got you. And I still don't even know if you're a cop. But I extended you the courtesy-- - Let me see if I got my certification in here, okay? - [Officer] No certification, I need to know who you're with. - Okay, really? - Yeah. - Why? - [Officer] Because anybody can be certified and have lost their damn job. - Oh, I haven't lost a job. - Well, that's, - I'm very employed. - [Officer] Dude. Hey there, how are you doing? - How are you? - [Officer] How are you doing, Mr. Schultz? - [Jefrey] Good, how are you? - [Officer] Came to talk to you about that ticket. - [Jefrey] Okay, what's going on with it? - [Officer] You don't have to worry about it. - [Jefrey] Why'd you come out here? - [Officer] 'Cause I have a warrant for your arrest for impersonating a police officer. - When did I say that, sir? - Sir, just, - [Jefrey] I told you I was a certified peace officer. - [Officer] Step away and place your hands on the car. - I'm POST-certified. I got my credentials in the car. - [Officer] Place your hands on the hood, please, sir. [Jefrey] (heavy exhale) Turn around. - [Jefrey] Please do not do this. - [Officer] Warrant's already been signed by the judge. 487 (mumbles). (electronic beeping) eleven-oh-three, ten-four, one in custody. - Okay, listen. My fiancee's inside. I would like to communicate with her. Would you escort me in so I can tell her what's going on? - [Officer] No, we're not going back in the house, sir. It's operational safety. - Well, if you're not, can you do it, sir? - Um. - Please? - Do you want? - I can go. - Come on, as a courtesy! Dude, I'm POST-certified peace officer. I've saved lives. I've, I've... Fuck, man, I can't believe you're doing this to me. - [Officer] You did it to yourself. I've turned everything over to my captain figuring you might file a complaint. He started looking into it, and he had my POST-instructor look into it. And he said go sign those warrants. So, step back here, sir - [Jefrey] Can you please let me resolve this, what I'm in the middle of? - [Officer] No sir, we have to go down. - [Jefrey] Come on, man. Why do you have to treat me that way? Seriously, why do you have to treat me like this? - [Officer] Because you misrepresented yourself. - Look, I'm a Georgia-certified peace officer. - [Officer] But I can't tell you what department I'm with. Have a seat in the car. - I told you. I cannot tell you. - [Officer] Because there is none. Have a seat. I've got your POST history right here, bro. - Okay. - Have a seat in the car. - Can I please tell my fiancee what is going on? - [Officer] We'll let her know what's going on. Just have a seat in the car. - Can you check and see if I got keys or anything in my pocket? (radio chatter) - [Officer] No keys, just your wallet looks like. Okay. - Larry? Okay. - [Officer] Have a seat in the car, sir. - All right. Can you drop the window for me, please? Can you please adjust the cuffs? - [Officer] They're already on, and I've already locked them down. - Look, Lowe, Lowe, you think I'm gonna hurt you? - [Officer] No, I'm gonna make sure you're not. Just have a seat in the car. - Can you adjust the cuffs so I can sit right? - [Officer] Just have a seat in the car. - Dude, get in the car, or we're gonna put you in the car. - [Jefrey] Oh, man... - [Officer] Thank you, sir. - Hey, not a problem. - Appreciate it. Appreciate it. We're done.