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Can you step out of the car? >> For what, sir? For what reason? >> Cuz I'm going to ask you to step out. >> For what reason do I got to step out of the car? >> Cuz I'm going to ask you to. >> Is there a reason I should step out of the car? >> Yes, that's Supreme Court case law. >> What What What Which law is that, sir? >> Pennsylvania versus Mimbs. Step out of the car, please. >> Sir, is there a reason I should be stepping out of the car? >> Look, all right, listen. Supreme Court says they can ask you >> It ain't legal. I'm taking off my seatbelt. >> Okay, go ahead. >> Is there a reason I should be stepping out of the car, sir? Can you please tell me? >> the case law to you. It's Pennsylvania >> But why do I have to step out of my vehicle? >> to go to jail. >> Police stopped a man claiming he was not wearing his seatbelt, even though he insisted he had been fully compliant and argued that the officer had no factual basis for the allegation. Calm but firm, he repeatedly questioned the legality of the stop, demanded an explanation for the officer's suspicions, and objected to any attempt to expand the investigation without evidence of criminal wrongdoing. When officers ordered him out of the vehicle and continued applying pressure, the man asserted his constitutional rights, refused consent to any search, and repeatedly emphasized that he had committed no crime. Despite this, officers escalated the encounter by conducting what he believed to be an unlawful search of his vehicle. Ultimately, when they were unable to uncover evidence of any criminal offense, the officers issued a vague citation to justify the stop and quickly left the scene. >> What's your name and badge number? >> Me? >> Yeah, what's your name and badge number? >> Sergeant Wells. >> How you doing, Sarge? >> I'm good. How are you? >> I'm doing all right. I'm just being I'm just recording for your safety and my but your officer did >> record yourself, but that's fine. >> But I'm allowed to do that. Your officer pulled me over for no reason. He lied and said I didn't have my seatbelt on. >> Okay. >> My windows been rolled down the whole time. I got legal tint. >> Listen, sir, if if he issues you a citation, you have the right to go to court. >> That's fine, but I'm letting you know as the supervisor that, you know, this ain't my first rodeo. He know that. He been following me for the longest. >> Okay. Well, you can talk to these other officers, too. >> Officer, what's your name and badge number? >> What's my name and badge number? >> Yeah. >> Deputy Smith. >> How you doing, Deputy Smith? Uh I'm I'm out what was the legitimate You weren't the one who pulled me over, >> No, I just showed up. >> Are you the supervisor? Also, are you >> I am not a supervisor. >> They pulled me over for no reason. Said no seatbelt, he felt like I know he probably ran my name. >> All right, you sit tight, okay? >> Hey, officer. I just want to congratulate you on being uh you took an oath to uphold that law, and guess what? >> Memphis, step out of the >> For what, sir? For what reason? >> Cuz I'm going to ask you to step out of the >> For what reason do I got to step out of the car? >> Cuz I'm asking you to. >> Is there a reason I should step out of the car? >> That's that's uh Supreme Court case law. >> What uh which which law that, sir? >> Pennsylvania versus Mimms, step out of the car, please. >> Sir, is there a reason I should be stepping out of the car? >> Look, all right, listen. Supreme Court says that you got to step >> It ain't illegal. I'm taking off my seatbelt. >> Okay, go ahead. >> Is there a reason I should be stepping out of the car, sir? Can you please tell me? >> explained the case law to >> But why do I have to step out of my vehicle? >> to jail. >> All right. >> Get out over here. >> You searching me? I do not consent to any searches or seizures. >> I have not done nothing. >> You have lied and said I did not have my seatbelt on. So I do not consent to any searches or seizures. >> go over there. >> The violation of my Fourth Amendment rights. You did not have any probable cause to search my vehicle. Hey, sergeant, I don't appreciate you let your fellow officer just search the vehicle like that. I know you ran my name, probably seen I got a background, he thought he struck gold today. But I have nothing illegal in that vehicle. >> What's up? >> I have nothing illegal in that vehicle. Besides this. >> Yeah. >> It was going good till y'all violated my rights. >> I'm just backing up my partner. I just got here, all right? I can't speak for >> Well, I don't blame you. I don't You ain't really been a-holing nothing, but he the one that should be not be an officer by the law no more, cuz I am a law-abiding citizen. And he thought he uh he probably ran my name. He's been following me the whole way down Military Trail. Was not speeding, I had my seatbelt on. He pulled me over. And lied deliberately. He wouldn't even tell me initially why he pulled me over. >> I can't speak for them. I speak for myself. >> Yeah. >> he just let me out of the car. The sergeant right there didn't even tell him why. He ain't even got no reason. >> Well, you know, Supreme Court says constitutional amendments says that you will get out of the car if we ask. >> That's not That's not accurate, sir. >> All right. Well, research constitutional amendments. All right. US Supreme Court states that your mere convenience of you being out of the vehicle since you're already detained during the traffic stop. All right. >> What's the probable cause to search my vehicle? >> I ask him. He's the one that pulled you over. >> I'm going to work. I just came from the mechanic shop, picked up two tires, and I'm going to work. Changed clothes and jumped in my work truck to go do some more work. >> All right. What do you do for work? >> I do roadside service. I provide for you guys. >> All right. Be safe out there. >> I do. >> Highway's a little rough. >> I know. >> For AAA or Ranger? >> No, I'm self-employed. I don't work for nobody but myself. >> That's good. >> Hey, come on, sergeant. This ain't my first rodeo, dog. I don't need to prison four times. You going to try You going to let them try me like that? When you know what's up, sergeant? On some G [ __ ] Come on, man. That show you the sergeant, man. You know what's up, sergeant? All right. You ain't got to listen to it. Just issue that [ __ ] Cuz right now y'all already being dirty cops as it is. All right. Look what he doing. Look what he doing. You going to let him give me a citation and illegally search my vehicle? I ain't got I'm will be filing a formal complaint. Hey, officer, am I free to get back in my vehicle? Can I get back in my vehicle? Hey, sergeant, when this [ __ ] going to stop, sergeant? Hey, officer, what's your name and badge number, please? >> It's 31299. Signature line right here at the bottom of the page. >> All right. So, you issue me a citation? >> Yes, citation issued. >> What was the probable cause to search my vehicle? >> Signature line right here. >> Excuse me, can I have the papers? >> There you go. I got a copy for you. >> All right. What's your name and badge number, sir? Officer, what's your name and badge number? I just want it for my own record. All right, I appreciate it. I'll see it. Hey. Thanks for illegally violating my rights.
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