My hand is on st cuz cuz >> I feel threatened. I feel like my life is in danger. >> Oh my god. >> Welcome back y'all. Today's video comes to us from Arrested on Cam. Links in the description as always. What What the hell is it with people? I mean, how stupid do you have to be to see a door and instead of walking through that door, you look at the wall and say, "I'm going out that way. Let me take my helmet off and run head first into it. They always find themselves locked in a room. It's a metaphor. Jail cell. See what I did there? Check it out. >> What's going on, bro? Y'all pull me all the time. >> We do? I've never pulled you before. >> Hey, what? What's up? >> Okay. Well, the reason for the stop is a tent violation. >> No, that's what they keep pulling me. My tents are illegal. That's why I'm They pull me for the tents. >> Well, maybe you should do something about your tents if you keep getting pulled over for it. Stupid. >> It's legal. Hey, put the thing on there, man. >> Okay. Well, can you roll down the back window so I can check it again? Cuz it looks illegal to me. >> Oh, what you mean check the black woman? It's legal. >> It's legal? Let me check it. >> Well, if you say so, then I'll just take your word for it and go on about my business. Sorry to bother you, sir. >> Damn. You can look right through the car, bro. Look, look. If you step out, look, you can see right. >> Can you roll it just a little bit more? >> Like, I'm going to start I'm sick of y'all report. I'm sick of y'all, bro, keep pulling me by my tent. I'mma start going to turn >> if it's legal. So take the tent off, stupid. >> I want your name. I I need your name and badge number, bro. >> We'll get it to you. Can you roll it down just a little bit more so I can >> You can see this one, man. You ain't got to roll that window down. Come on, man. I know the >> Roll this one up a little bit so I can get the full meter in there. Thank you. All right, that's at 13. Do you know what the legal limit is? >> No, they just Bro, listen. I just got pulled by this, bro. Everybody [ __ ] keeps saying legal and ain't legal and all that, bro. Well, it's illegal because this needs to be at least 28% and it measured at 13. Do you have your driver's license registration? >> Where you pulling me for? You need my driver license. Call your supervisor. >> It's a traffic stop. He needs your ID. He pulled you over for your tent. He's told you that a couple of times. It's a legitimate reason to pull you over. It's a legitimate traffic stop. >> Yeah, man. >> Okay, I'll call him. But >> No. No. I'm not giving you nothing. Call your supervisor. I'm sick of this [ __ ] Y'all keep harassing me, bro. >> He just called him on the radio. >> Can I have your driver's license? >> No. No. I won't. No, I want to see your supervisor. >> He's coming. >> Okay. Well, I ain't giving you nothing till your supervisor come out. >> Oh, okay. It's probably not the best idea. You can go to jail for it, but sure. >> That's That's the law. I can That's the law, bro. >> What What are you upset about? >> Because I'm sick of y'all keep [ __ ] pulling me out my tent, man. >> This [ __ ] is annoying. Y'all just y'all just [ __ ] with me for no reason, man. Okay. >> And I'm I'm going to call my lawyer, Liam Mccur. >> Did he just name drop a public defender? Yo, they said my tent I got pulled three times. My three times they said, "Oh, your tent they barely legal and they let me go with a warning, y'all." Like, this [ __ ] is crazy. >> So, what you're saying is you've had plenty of warnings, but you're still doing it. Maybe it's time for a ticket. It's just a ticket. Let it be just a ticket, stupid, >> man. >> Okay. >> This is 20%. >> They told you that they were legal because I'm showing that they're illegal. >> This [ __ ] ain't this [ __ ] Come on, man. You got all these cars. Look at them tents that dark on that [ __ ] car. >> So you telling me them illegal? >> Yeah. Can you roll all of them down? >> I'm not rolling my I don't have to roll all my women's down by law. The only I don't have to roll none of my other women down, man. >> Y'all ain't Y'all is not going to do this [ __ ] to me, bro. And I I'm not doing nothing to your supervisor. And you don't call Eddie Howard. >> Who? >> Eddie Bower. He wants a jacket. >> Eddie Howard. You know who that is. That >> Why do you want me to call Eddie? >> That's Call Eddie Howard. >> Why? What do you want me to tell him? [ __ ] man. I'm sick of y'all [ __ ] with me, man. >> I'm reporting. I need y'all badge number. >> It's going to be It's going to be >> No, I don't care, bro. I'm sick of this [ __ ] bro. Y'all keep harassing me for no reason. >> You're sick of this [ __ ] You keep going through this [ __ ] >> over and over. Maybe you're the problem. >> I want your badge number and I want your I want your ID. I want your >> Yeah, my badge number is 1836 and my last name is >> crazy, man. I'm sick of y'all [ __ ] with me, bro. I I just I'm having a hard time understand why you're >> because every I'm trying to figure out why do y'all keep pulling me, man. >> So, we pulled you over for a >> All these cars. Come on, man. >> You won't even let me explain. >> I'm trying to figure out how do I tie my shoes? This shit's complicated. I can't figure it out. >> I pulled you over cuz your tint is illegal. And when I measured it, it is illegal. That's the violation that you're being stopped. >> Only cars passing by tint. >> Well, I can't deal with the cars passing by cuz I'm trying to deal with y'all pulling me, man. Oh, man. >> I need to see your driver's license. Just I ain't doing nothing. My hands on the steering wheel. >> I want your super I I'll do it when your supervisor >> won't take your hands off the steering wheel. Get your license and hand it to him. >> Okay. He was by law. >> Okay. He was in the car wash. So he was going to come as soon as he got out. >> My hand is on stunt wheel. >> Okay. >> Cuz I feel threatened. I feel like my life is in danger. I >> You should probably comply then. I know. If I'm scared and feel my life is in danger, I'm going to do what they tell me to. >> Want your supervisor. Can you roll on the way? >> Can you roll down all the women? >> I don't have to roll my women down. I don't. >> You know that. Come on, man. I know the law, man. >> The option is that you step out of the car. >> I don't For what? What? I'm being detained. >> You are detained by traffic. >> That's basic AC. >> Roll down all the windows. >> Roll down all the windows. >> What? What you need all my windows down for? >> Cuz they're dark. Stupid. >> Can you please call ED? I'm asking you why I'm on camera. Because I feel like my life is in danger. >> Who are we going to >> call Eddie Bower? It's cold out here. I want a jacket before I get out of the car. >> Tell him. >> Can you call No. Can you call him? >> Who are we going to tell him? >> Tell him. No. Can you call him and tell him to come to the scene? I feel like my life is in danger. And they got they got their hands on their clips and on their bullets. >> I feel No. Yes, it is. Bro, >> my hand's not on my gun. >> Your hand was on your gun on that side just like he got his hand. I feel I feel like my life has been threatened. >> I feel like my life has been threatened. You cannot open my car door, bro. >> Well, how the hell else are they supposed to arrest you for not complying on a traffic stop? >> No, you cannot. >> Can you step out of the car for me? >> What? Cuz I'm being arrested. >> Well, you're not rolling down the windows. I can't see inside the vehicle. >> Can you Huh, man? Huh? There you go. There you go. >> Can you roll down this one all the way, >> man? There you go, man. I'm [ __ ] sick of y'all, bro. I'm You know what? I'm I'm reporting y'all to turn. I swear to God. What's your What's y'all name? >> My name is Christie. >> And what's your name? Close. >> Well, Turnifer is going to have a field day with you guys. You're not supposed to do traffic stops. >> Swear to God. I'm reporting and I'm going to go down there and file every day my file complaint on y'all every day for harassment. >> What is your name? >> I I'M WAITING ON NO, I DON'T. I CAN WAIT ON YOUR SUPERVISOR. I don't have to give you my name, man. >> You do. >> Let me Can I call my lawyer, Lean Mccur? >> Sure. Once we're all done here, >> can I reach and call her? >> No, don't reach. >> Yes, I can. I can touch my phone. Okay. I like >> I can, man. You got your body cam on, right? >> I do. Yes, >> it's a traffic stop. Every time I'm on a traffic stop, I have to call somebody. My mama ain't home. >> Why you looking all in my car and [ __ ] bro? Come on. Hey, get away from my car, man. Till your supervisor get up, please. >> Like, this [ __ ] is this [ __ ] is upstairs, man. This some [ __ ] bro. Y Now you looking all in my car, bro. That's illegal, bro. You cannot do that, man. I want your supervisor here, man. >> Okay, he's on the way. And I asked you three times to call it Havlin. You ain't called him yet. >> I don't. What would you like me to tell Eddie How? >> The jacket. Have you not been paying attention? >> And who do you want me to tell? >> Can you call? No, I'm asking you now. Can you call him? >> Yeah. >> No. >> Who do you want me to tell? Call him. >> I see what you did there. It's clever. It almost worked. This guy's not very bright. >> On the phone and I talk to him. It's not going to work like >> Well, it ain't going to work either. >> Okay. >> Now I got my window down. Can you please step back? I feel threatened. I feel like my life is in I really do feel like I'm threatened. >> Feel like my life is in danger. You're standing here talking to me. I can't hear the radio telling me, "Breathe in, breathe out. Breathe in. Breathe out." Man, I can't figure that [ __ ] out on my own. >> You got to step back six feet. >> You need another unit there. >> No, I ain't giving up nothing, man. I want to talk to the sergeant, man. >> 94. >> It's some [ __ ] man. Y'all keep harassing me and pulling me, man, cuz I'm black. That's what it is. No, he's pulling you cuz your windows are black. If your windows were clear, he wouldn't be pulling you. >> Y'all was doing I seen y'all way back there. Y'all just so turn seem like Come on, bro. That's That's harassment, bro. I'm going to make sure to report you every [ __ ] day, bro. >> Why is that? >> No, cuz I'm I'm report every day. I am. I'm I'm calling the attorney for us today and I'm going to report you. >> That's fine. You can do that. >> Go ahead. Report him every day. He's going to pull you over for tents every day cuz you're too stupid to take him off. >> Every day. That's harassment, bro. >> Okay. >> What is your name again? >> I am getting I want to talk to your supervisor. >> Okay. He's on the way. >> And you and you and you cannot search my car. Why you putting on glove? You stop looking at my car, man. >> Bro, why is you at my step back, man? Come on, man. Y'all got to give me Y'all can't be up on me like that, man. I ain't doing nothing wrong. My hand for me, >> man. My hand is on the steering wheel, man. I want your supervisor. Why did you >> He's on the way. I told you that, >> bro. I swear I'm going to report you, bro. Every I am. Every day I'm going down there. >> I'm going to report you cuz your supervisor didn't teleport down here. He's not here yet. >> [ __ ] racist, man. This some you you this this some [ __ ] bro. My hands on stone wheel. So y'all so so I'm I'm not moving my hand and I'm wait I want your supervisor so can you please I'm asking you sir >> sir I told I told you >> okay but can you please back up I'm feel I'm scared back up >> I am scared you cannot be close up on >> you're not going to dictate where I stand on the >> you can't okay but if I we have nothing else to talk about if I want your sit >> we got to talk about your arrest because you can't follow simple directions and just give them your driver's license >> stay right here >> okay and I can roll my windows up too I'm going to call my lawyer, bro. This [ __ ] bro. Thank you. I want to talk to the supervisor, bro. >> He's on the way. I just told you that. >> Why is you blocking my cayenne, man? >> Well, >> so you don't drive away. >> You're not You're not listening. You're not going to shut it off like >> I I ain't got you. I want your supervisor. >> Well, that's why you're getting blocked in front cuz you're not going to shut the car off and you're not listening what we're asking to do. >> Bro, I And I asked you straight up. I don't want to talk to you. I said I want your supervisor. On what planet does that work? I'm going to try that next time I get pulled over. Tell the cop I don't want to talk to him. >> My life I'm threatened. I feel like y'all going to hurt me. >> Bro, y'all cannot What is >> I want you to step out of the car. >> Yo, there go the supervisor right there. Let me talk to you. >> Okay, bro. I'm being arrested. >> Step out of the car. >> WHAT IS What is y'all doing, bro? >> Arresting you. >> What is I'm being arrested for? I ain't doing nothing wrong, bro. You ain't doing nothing right now for what? While I'm in here because you're refusing to identify yourself on the travel. >> I said I want to talk to your refusing multiple bro I by right I could listen man by right I can ask for >> bro this crazy man by law I can ask for a supervisor. He's still on the way. >> No that's that's crazy man. I I know him from downtown man. I can >> Well you wanted us to call Eddie help. >> I know I want you to talk. You can't listen man. I'm just going to make sure you don't have any weapons on you. >> Well, you know what? I'm I'm going to report you. I'm I swear I am, bro. I'm going to talk you through everything. >> Only thing I asked for when they pull me, sir. I said, "Why do y'all pull me? I'm tired of they keep pulling me by my tent on my car." >> And whose fault is that? >> Yes, sir. >> Just calm down. Just >> Well, can I talk to you? Just calm down. I told you how to everything that we're doing to get up. >> I asked them to call Eddie How. I know Ed How personally, man. I grew up with him. That's why because I I know how this >> That's fine. Would you ask? We asked you to provide us your driver. >> I said I want to talk to the what? What? I told you. >> You said you want to talk to the supervisor and I said my supervisor's on the way. >> Okay then. But if I asked to speak to the supervisor, then y'all ain't got no reason searching my looking all in my car and got all my windows down in my car. That ain't right. >> Supervisor is not a magic word. You can just hurl out and they have to stop everything they're doing. >> You can't do that. I know the law, man. I ain't did nothing wrong. I had my hands on the stone and everything. Where are your hands now? Obviously, you've done something wrong. >> It's crazy, man. >> Oh, I know you from downtown. Ernest, >> yeah. Yeah, >> I know him from shows, man. That's crazy, man. Y'all, that's crazy, man. I'm going to report y'all. I want y'all name and badge on all three of y'all. >> I've already provided to you. I will again. >> Well, they want your name and driver's license, but they ain't got it yet. >> I'll write it even down for you. And I'm happy to explain everything. >> Yeah, we're good. Thank you. And I asked you everything that we're doing and the reason that we're doing it. >> But I keep telling y'all my tents are illegal. >> Yeah, they're illegal. >> Yeah, that's what they're telling you, too. >> I pulled six times in this car for a tent and never got a ticket. How >> your tents are illegal? >> Okay. Where did y'all come from pulling me from? Where y'all come from? >> We just passed you. >> Okay. Y'all pass me. This what I understand. Y'all pass me, right? And it's only cars. >> You want to come have a seat on? >> Yeah, I will. But this this this bro I'm in the shade for this this this crazy. >> Nothing on me that's going to hurt you. Nothing on me that's going to hurt you. >> I'm legit. My got license my my license right when you open the door. >> Look up on the look up on the thing when you open the door. My license >> where your license is. Okay. >> Oh man. I just get tired of this. >> Can I talk for two seconds really quick and then we can finish this conversation. Okay. >> Here's a couple things. I stopped you for your window tint. We measured it in front of you. Showed you that it's illegal. The limit on the front. Let me we can we can have a back and forth. I promise. But let me explain cuz you want to know exactly why I'm doing what I'm doing. I'm happy to explain it to you. We pulled you over for your window tint. Okay. First thing we did before we asked any questions is we asked you to measure your tent. My partner did that and measured it I think 12 or 13% on the front. It's got to be at least 28%. So that it's almost double the legal limit in terms of how dark it is. So that's an illegal tint. So then at that point, >> roll the windows up and you can see directly through my car. >> It's not about being able to see it. It's about how they measure on a certified calibrated tent meter. >> It doesn't even mean you're going to get a ticket. >> I got pulled six times. They never gave me a ticket. They all said my tents were barely were at the minimum 13.5. >> Barely illegal means illegal. Stupid >> cuz on the back they have to be 15%. If there if it's 13 all around, which I'll confirm it. If it's 13 all around, I probably wouldn't even write you a ticket for the back. But on the front, it's almost twice as dark as it should be. Still doesn't mean you're going to get a ticket. Doesn't mean you're going to jail. Then, since the windows are so dark and I can't see in the car, we ask you to roll them all down. >> You see in the car? That's what I'm telling you. Roll them. >> I'm standing on the side. I ask you to roll the windows down. You >> When you When you take these off me, I'm going to roll the windows up and I want you to stand right there and you can look cleanly directed through my car. Always. >> What good is it going to do you for him to stand right there when he takes those off of you? Taking them off of you to jail. >> And do you know me? >> No, sir. I don't. But that's him. downtown at Jo. >> So, we don't know each other. >> But that's crazy, man. >> So, for me to do my job safely, I want to be able to see what you're doing cuz I don't know who you are, >> right? Does that make sense? >> Yes, sir. I'm listening. >> And then I asked for your driver's license because we're we're on a le and I told you he's on the way, which he is. >> No. Well, I mean, clearly it don't matter nothing cuz y'all done pulled me out of the car for me. >> He's still coming. It still doesn't mean you're going to jail. >> I just gave him my driving light. I told >> it still doesn't mean you're going to jail. You're detained. I'll hang with you if you want to grab his license. No. Yeah, I know him from that. I just >> What? >> You're under arrest for obstruction. >> Obstruction. I >> You obstructed him every step of the way. That's why you're under arrest. The more you know. >> Hold up. How am I on the risk for obstruction? >> Hold on. Obstructing what? >> Obstructing or investigation? >> I ain't instructing no vest. I had to speak to a sergeant. Let me call somebody to get my car. >> Hey, can I call somebody? Get my cop. >> I need you to get in the car. >> Bro, what? I'm Bro, that's crazy. That's That's so messed up, bro. >> Obstructed just crazy, man. >> Bro, why is you being rough with me, man? >> That's being rough with you. How big a baby are you exactly? >> Hey, Ed. Hey, Ed. How? >> I'll be with you in a second, baby. >> Bro, WHAT IS I'M WHAT IS I'M GOING TO JAIL FOR A STRUCTURE? >> You step on that. >> Let me talk to Ed. Just fix this car for me. What? What is I'm going to jail for being obstructed? That's crazy. What is going to jail for a structure just >> obstructing our investigation? No. WELL, >> ACTUALLY, SPEAK TO THE SERGEANT. >> We told you that he was on the way. >> Okay, >> you can speak to the sergeant when he gets there. But you still have to comply until he gets there. And then you're going to comply more when he does get there because sergeants don't play around either. >> And then we ask you to provide your driver's license and you refuse to do so. >> But how? But still, I can actually speak to the >> without giving you money. So you So you clearly going to be That's That's messed up, bro. >> So y'all clearly going to take me to jail because I actually speak to a sergeant. >> No, they're going to take you to jail because you didn't give them your driver's license. You didn't identify yourself. You didn't step out of the car. You obstructed them every step of the way. >> Bro, that's You know what? That's messed up, bro. >> Well, you should have provided your driver's license. >> But I still want to speak to the son. >> That's fine. You can still speak with him. Y that that's that's that's messed up, bro. That was cuz I asked to speak to him. >> That's crazy, man. >> I need to call somebody to get my car, man. >> Your car is going to get towed. >> NO. HEY, ED. HOW? HEY, ED. COME HERE. >> Watch your head. You >> Well, there you have it. I don't guess he's ever going to get his jacket. It's all I got for him. Be sure and like, subscribe, leave a comment. We'll see you on the next one. Whose fault is that? Whose fault is that? Jesus, no time to cry. Whose fault is that? Whose fault is that?