Hold on, hold on. No, see this is why I'm not signing this. You put not wearing a seatbelt. BRO, I JUST TOOK MY SEATBELT OFF. >> NO, you weren't. What? Are you serious? YOU ARGUE IN COURT. WOW. THIS ISN'T A TICKET THAT YOU GO through and you pay a fine for at this point. >> Wow. A driver is repeatedly stopped by the same officer for questionable reasons, raising frustration and suspicion. He calmly asserts his rights, but officers ignore him and issue a vague ticket, then threaten arrest if he refuses to sign. What do you think about their actions? >> talk to you? Can I talk to you? Yes, yes. I do not want to talk to him because look, I will talk to you. >> How you doing, my man? I'm doing good. How you doing? >> in here? All right. First of all, I've already explained to my partner and explained to you why we pulled you over, okay? What we need right now in order to conduct a full traffic stop is we need your license, your proof of insurance, and your registration. I will give you all of this, but I just do not want to I I don't want to deal with him. >> Okay. I don't This is his fourth time pulling me over. And every time he pulls me over, he literally hits a U-turn every time. He looks at me, sees who I am, and pulls me over. Literally, right now, where were you heading? I actually couldn't see cuz of the window tint. >> He was heading that way. >> Okay, sir. Listen. >> Literally, and once he pulled me over, I was like, again? This is his fourth time pulling me over. And last time he illegally pulled me out of my vehicle. And him and his partner was wrestling with me, and I don't have any priors, I'm not on probation, I don't have anything illegal. Okay. All I'm asking for you for is your registration and your proof of insurance. >> This is my aunt's car. I don't know where her insurance is. This is her registration. Is this your aunt's car? This Yes, I'm just borrowing her car. >> And she knows that you're driving the vehicle. >> Yes. And you have a contact number for us to be able to contact you. >> Yes. Okay, very well. That's perfectly fine, okay? Can I have your license and your proof of insurance real quick? I will give you my I don't know where her insurance is. I will give you my license, but please do I don't want to deal with him. Okay. What he's going to go through and do cuz this is his stop. >> No, I don't want him to I might explain this to you, okay? He's going to run your license. He's going to run your license. Here. Parga. This off Officer Hill, I'm going to roll my window down. Officer Hill, last time, the only reason I rolled my window down is because this guy literally illegally pulled me out of my vehicle. >> Hold on, wait, wait. Hold on, wait. Hold on. I've never dealt with you before, okay? But let me explain to you, okay? Two things, okay? If he pulled you over because you had tinted windows, okay, that's a CVC violation. Therefore, it's a citeable offense. We need your driver's license in order to make sure your driver's license is isn't suspended or expired. The only way we can tell if your driver's license is is Excuse me, suspended or expired is by conducting an inquiry on our computer of your driver's license. So, you're telling me, sir, that pen and paper you got right there, he can't write my information down? >> license has a photo ID. The computer does not provide us with the a photo ID when we run your driver's license. >> So, then why do you need my license? That means you should only need my information. If it doesn't provide a >> photo ID. Because your license provides the photo ID to verify that it's you. Your driver's license number But on your computer, it doesn't show a picture. >> No. So, how does that verify anything? >> Because of the driver's license number, sir. That's what I'm trying to explain to you. Your driver's license number is unique to you, okay? I have a different driver's license number than you. My partner has a different driver's license number than me. >> Yeah. Okay? And I understand that. In order to be able to write you a ticket, we need to be able to have your driver's license, your proof of insurance, and your registration, which is why we ask for that when we come up to the car. And I I understand all that, officer, but the thing I'm trying to tell you is this officer is picking on me. He was He was at a He was at a traffic light. We were on Prairie and Marine. You know Prairie and Marine, correct? >> Yes, I know Prairie and At Prairie and Marine is I was heading west and I was heading south on Prairie Okay. to head east on Marine. At that light, there's a there's a green arrow light. That That's an arrow light. I turned at that green arrow. Do you know what this officer told me? I don't know what he told He said, I pulled you over because you did not yield to the lady at the street. That's what he told me. Here's the thing. And he's constantly >> I wasn't there, okay? So, I can't speak on that incident. I I know you weren't there. I'm just giving you a background this traffic stop, okay? I wasn't present at the beginning of this traffic stop, so I can't speak on this incident. All I can tell you is the way that we normally do things, okay? I can also tell you that you said somebody that last time he illegally pulled you out of your vehicle >> Him, yes, him. What I'm telling you is just so you know, there's case law that you can look up that's established by the United States government that allows an officer, a peace officer, to go through and pull anybody out of the vehicle for any reason for officer safety. So, without any any reason? Hold on, hold on. Keep keep What? Officer safety? >> There was nothing wrong that I did. The window was down. >> Sir, let me explain to you. He was complete Him and his partner was there. All four windows were down. There was nothing >> there during that incident. So, what I'm telling you Mhm. is that if he went through and pulled you out, he had a justifiable reason to >> No, he did not. Look, my my brother my brother and my cousin My cousin, he just passed his academy for the Sheriff's Department, and my brother is an LAPD officer. I have my brother on the phone. Okay. I was trying to FaceTime my brother this morning to and you guys can literally badge to badge talk to each other. Okay. Look, that's not a problem. I don't need to talk to him. I'm just telling you the reason why that I'm telling you the reason why you got pulled out of the car. Okay. That's the reason why you got pulled out of the car. I got pulled out I got pulled out of the vehicle for nothing, officer. >> Okay. And that's your opinion of the situation. >> And exactly, and cuz I was there. I was there, so I can say what happened. Okay. >> officer pulled you over four times, and y'all he you live in a neighborhood that he patrols, you wouldn't think anything? Like, sir, I have no idea how many times he's pulled you over, so I'm not going to go through and speak on >> Four times. I'm not going to go through and speak on it. >> And I know y'all going to Y'all going to have each other's back. Y'all going to do all that. Y'all gang just like everybody else. I know that. I already knew that. All right. And that's again >> I'm just telling him I I just I don't appreciate him because I live over here. Okay. In the same neighborhood that he's trying to keep safe. I ain't got going on. Okay. That's perfectly fine. I ain't never had nothing going on my on my record, none of that. Okay. That's perfectly fine. I never said you did. No, no, no. I never said you did. I'm I'm getting treated like a criminal. And that's what I don't like. Listen, I ain't going >> Y'all supposed to be here to protect and serve, but yet this is the second time this dude pulled me over at 9:00 in the morning. Did he give you a ticket No, he never gave me a ticket. >> Would you have liked the ticket? I never No, I didn't like a ticket cuz I never did anything wrong, and that's why he never gives me a ticket. >> reason he pulled you over? He The last time he said he pulled me over because I did not yield at a green light which it was an arrow to a lady at a stop. Is this at another No, it I was on Prairie and Marine. How can I have to yield? It's a green arrow. It was my turn to turn. I don't I don't I don't want to argue with nobody. I don't want to start nothing. I'm just telling y'all like this officer personally picks on me. And I know y'all may hear this all the time. I mean, I know y'all may be like, well, we don't know what's going on. A lot of stuff. Y'all see a lot of crazy people out here, but this dude literally picks on me. I've been trying to get his name and badge number for a long time to file a complaint. I have it I have it on video now. Well, it'll be on the ticket. I would have filed a complaint on him a long time ago. Well, it'll be on the ticket if you'd like to be able to file a complaint. >> crazy. I pay my taxes just like y'all. I go to work every day just like y'all. Sir, we said you didn't. I didn't come up to the car and say you didn't. I didn't come up to the car and say you didn't. Get out of the car because you look like you're on parole. I didn't do any of that, okay? >> That's your partner, dude. That's >> That's your partner, but your coworker. Okay. I'm trying to go through and be respectful to you, and I'm trying to go through and help you get through this traffic stop, okay? That's all I'm trying to do. Yeah. Okay. All right, sir. There's your driver's license. This is just your ticket, okay? You're not signing anything admitting your guilt. Just a promise to appear in court. You can read it. >> I'm not signing nothing. >> You're not going to sign it? >> No. Okay. I'll take it, but I'm not signing nothing. >> Wait, you you can't So, like I said, it's not an admission of guilt. It's just a promise to appear in court. If you don't sign it, you're going to be arrested. Right now? Yes, sir. Are you serious? It's not an admission of guilt. It's just a promise to What? It says it right there. Look at that little red box. Okay? It says without Hold on, hold Without admitting guilt, I promise to appear at the time and place indicated below. That's the time Okay, so if I don't sign it, I go to jail. That makes no sense. Well, it's the law. Can y'all show me that law? Yes, sir. We can show you the law if we take you to jail and book you. I'm not going to play this game. Oh, my And we'll turn you over to the charges. Oh, my goodness. >> So, are you going to sign it, yes or no? This is crazy, bro. Y'all going to take me to jail for not signing a So, you go to jail. So, even if I show to court, don't sign this and show to court You can't not sign it. You need to sign it and fingerprint it and in order for us to be able to submit it. Hold on, hold on. No, see this is why I'm not signing this. You put not wearing a seatbelt. BRO, I JUST TOOK MY SEATBELT OFF. >> NO, YOU WEREN'T. WHAT? Are you serious? YOU ARGUE IN COURT. WOW. THIS ISN'T A TICKET THAT you go through and you pay a fine for at this point. >> Wow. Okay. [clears throat] Are you serious? I'm I'm serious. This goes to traffic court. You are wow. Officer Officer Parga, wow. You bro, you are something else. Oh, you are something else.