Are they professional? Are they professional? Are they professional? Are they Did you know for a fact what I was going? Police pulled over a man for alleged speeding and an illegal U-turn, yet offered no concrete evidence like radar or clear documentation. When he firmly denied the claims and demanded proof, they doubled down and applied pressure. In the end, they issued disputed citations, raising serious questions about overreach. I wasn't speeding. I was doing the speed limit. We can hear your car. The tires screech. That's what alerted us. We heard your tire back there. That wasn't my tire. >> It was your tire. Okay. I mean >> saw you flying by. Well >> Everyone looked that was over there. Okay. So, I mean, you're saying I wasn't doing the speed limit. Did you clock me? You just said you were doing 35. >> the speed limit is 35 here. No, it's 30. Oh, okay. So, all right. So, you're going to write me for 35, I'm going to write you for the turn here. Yeah, let me see your license and registration. >> Well, you can do all you got to do. I'm recording you, too. So, you don't need to get an attitude. >> Can I have your license and registration for the fifth time? >> I will. 5 miles ain't that ain't nothing. Illegal U-turn. We can take it to court then. Fine. Y'all don't have nothing better to do than put a veteran You'll get locked up for DLC. This kid is just walking by. Don't swear in public like that. You'll get locked up. So, it's not a free country no more? To swear like that and disturb people, disturb the peace? There's nobody around me. There's somebody right there. There's somebody right there. Disorderly conduct. Okay. You have your registration? I thought I handed it to you. No, you did not. You just gave me your license. Oh, here you go. Thank you. Be that with you. Yeah. Everybody else makes it makes U-turns around here, but y'all going to Whatever, man. That's fine. We'll just take it to court. Just tell the judge I needed to make a U-turn so I can get in line to eat dinner. What's your name? Yorson? All right. I guess you can't make a U-turn. >> [laughter] >> I live here. I drive my truck. Your truck? So, you said you're writing me up for assuming you I was doing 35 then. >> told me you were doing 35 miles per hour, sir. That's what I'm writing you up for. Anything else? 5 miles, huh? Is there anything else, sir? No, just write the ticket so we can go see the judge then. I don't have time for this. I know you don't. I know. All right. You don't need to be a smart. You mind stepping on the sidewalk? Appreciate it. Anything else, you officer? No, I should do it for now. Mr. Smith. A. Smith. Officer A. Smith. No, Mr. Smith to me. You work for me. I'm a taxpayer. Public servant. Where do you work? Don't worry about work. Come on, man. >> 45 or 50. Well, did you get Did you Did you pace me? Or did you I heard I heard your engine revving. Well, my truck is loud. It's a V8. That's not That's not That assumption is going to work in court, bud. Yep, that 35 and that 30 will. But you said I was doing 45, so you don't even know. I have all the people that are waiting outside. Everyone right there, sir. They They saw a truck going by, but no Okay. Well, are they professional? Are they professional? Are they professional? Are they Are Did you know for a fact what I was going? Anybody Everyone knows a dangerous speed when they see one. That's what that was. Not in a court of law. Well, then why is the speed limit 30 then? That's what it is, 30. Why were you doing 45? >> I wasn't doing 45. Can I see the radar gun? I have no clue why you were doing that. We don't need a radar gun for speed. Well, you're sitting there saying I'm speeding, but there's no proof. Okay. Well, we'll just see. >> speed for this road, sir? Well, I was doing the speed right around the speed limit. Well, let's take it to the judge then. Let's see what the judge says.