You were stopped over that solid white line, you got to be before that. >> Nice. And then I paced you at 50 mph in a 40, so you're >> That's not true, but go ahead. Got you on dash cam. That's okay. May I have my citation, please, and may I leave? >> officer is working on it. >> Well, why are you here, then? Why I'm here is because I'm in contact with the woman driving with you. >> Go ahead. >> are in the trunk and that she wants to have them back. >> I stop looking in my car, sir. You don't have a search warrant. We don't need one to You guys are going to be YouTube stars. The man was pulled over by Oklahoma City police after an officer claimed he was pacing him at 50 mph and said he crossed a solid white line. From the very start, the reason for the stop was challenged and the officer immediately shifted explanations while insisting everything was on dash cam. As the stop continued, more officers arrived, questions kept piling up, and the focus moved away from the traffic stop entirely. Officers began pressing him about a woman who had previously been in the car and repeatedly pushed for consent to search the vehicle. When he clearly refused and invoked his rights, officers continued shining flashlights into the car, circling the vehicle, and escalating the encounter despite having no warrant and no evidence. The situation turned into a drawn-out fishing expedition that only became more aggressive once the officers realized they were not getting compliance. Watch how their authority started to unravel when they were told no. My hands are out, officer. I have I don't have any weapons. Okay, that's fine. Reason I'm stopping is I paced you doing uh 50 mph and when you I'm recording you, sir. >> That's fine, you're being recorded, too. I saw you behind me. Okay, go ahead. You may talk. So, at 63rd and MacArthur, you were stopped over that solid white line, you got to be before that. >> Nice. And then I paced you at 50 mph in a 40, so you're That's not true, but go ahead. Got you on dash cam. That's okay. Do you have your license and insurance? This is a rental car. That's fine. Need your license. Didn't officer tell you he just contacted me back there? Where the flashing lights are? Okay, good for you. Uh may I go for my wallet or may I get out of the car? Do you have any weapons in the vehicle that we need >> no weapons in the vehicle. Okay, I'll get my wallet. We got two officers here and another one here. What's your name, officer? I'm Corporal Bowen. Your badge number? Your badge number, please. Your badge number, please. Get your wallet. I'm not going to ask you again. Well, what are you going to do if I don't move quick enough for you, officer? Well, instead of asking me all these other questions >> You're going to what? Driver's license. What is your badge number, sir? Officer Bills, badge number 276. Very good. You guys are going to be on Facebook. There you go. You're welcome, sir. Do you have your rental agreement? I do not. It's in my email. Do you have your Okay, well, then you got it, then. I don't have it, my wife has it and I can't pull it up because I got to video you. I have to video you. I'm not going to go through, bro. I'm not going to go through. >> You understand how rental agreements work, right? I don't understand how they work. My wife does. >> What's your address? What address? Where you currently staying at? I'm staying at the La Quinta on Northwest Expressway. On Expressway? I'll be leaving there tomorrow. Okay, do you >> I'm going up to Tenkiller Lake to remodel my 95-year-old father's bathroom because it's very dangerous for him. Okay. Where do you receive mail at? I live in Hawaii. You see my Hawaii license, don't you? Yeah. Okay, that's where I live. That doesn't give me a license that is a different state. I live in Hawaii. You understand? I live in Hawaii. Okay, and I don't know yours and I'm not asking you. What's that? >> What's a good phone number for you? What's a good phone number? Is that required? It's on the citations and warnings, yeah. I would rather not give you my phone number. Okay, thank you. All right, just hang tight for me, okay? >> I certainly will, sir. I'll make sure this has the right the VIN. I'm going to get my wife on the other phone so she'll know what you people are up to. I I can't hear what you're saying, sir. I'm going to get my wife on my other phone so she'll know what's going on here. You are more than welcome to do that. I am doing that. It doesn't matter if I'm welcome to do it or not. All right, like I said, hang tight, we'll be right back. >> be right here, brother. >> I hope so. I got this police officer shining a light in my face. Do you see it, honey? In your car so I can see inside your car. You see that? No, you're not searching my car, sir. That's not searching your car. What did What did you want, sir? Sir, what are you asking me? Because we're making a YouTube video right now. What are you asking me? GG, stay on the line in case these Oklahoma cops This call is being recorded. There we go. Hallelujah. Thank you, Mom. This is Kilomana. Four cops in Oklahoma City have pulled me over claiming I'm speeding and it takes four of them to give me a citation. One is Here comes the other one. Hey, how's it going? >> You're being recorded, my wife is on the phone and she's recording your So, please speak. >> You're also being I just want to advise you're also being recorded. >> Okay, I know. The red light means I'm being recorded. I know that. I don't need it, I've got this. Thank you. Now, may I have my citation, please, and may I leave? >> officer is working on it. Well, why are you here, then? >> Why I'm here is because I'm in contact with the woman that allegedly she was driving with you. Okay, go ahead. >> are in the trunk and that she wants to have them back. >> I don't think her belongings are in the trunk, but you're welcome >> of What kind of relationship do you have with that woman? >> I'm a pastor. I gave her a ride. I follow Jesus. That's it. I don't do a denomination. If you want me to step out, we'll see if any of her stuff is in the back of my car. All right. Thank you. May I step out? >> Of course. Thank you. Did she say it's back here? I That's what she said that her iPad is in here. And her wallet. No, that's my bag. She has nothing in my car. She's a She's a congenital liar. >> Would you have anything again if I looked Yes, I would, unless you have a search warrant. That's why I'm asking you, sir. >> Okay, well, you may not look in my vehicle. I don't have none of her stuff, okay? Thank you, sir. Good to have a good night. Be safe out there. Be safe I know I'm not free to go. You're giving me a citation. You don't need to make it clear. I'm 66 years old. I'm very intelligent. I know what's going on here. Okay? Stop looking in my car, sir. You don't have a search warrant. Well, you're not looking anymore cuz the door's closed. What did you say? Okay, well, you're going to be on You're going to be on Facebook. What was that? You want me back in the car? Thank you. You're welcome, bud. You guys are going to be YouTube stars. Don't search my car, son. You need anything? Well, I'm just waiting for the officer to finish. >> Why are you shining a light in my face? Because Because why? >> To see you and you also your light from your phone is also shining at my face. No, I'm just filming you so you don't hurt me. Okay, sir. Okay, you got the guns, I not I. I don't have any weapons. You've got four guns here. People get killed by cops, bro. You will not win this one. You're wrong. Just apologize and ask for forgiveness and I will forgive you. Okay. Okay, what? Are you asking for a forgiveness? I haven't done anything to you that would >> Yes, you have, sir, and the YouTube people are going to see it. Thank you for your service. Of course. Okay, would you like to ask for forgiveness or not? No, sir. Uh may I roll the window up, then? You may, but >> Okay, thank you. I'll roll it down for him. He's very nice. Thank you very much. Okay. This is going to make a great video on Facebook tonight. What's your badge number, sir? My badge number is 287, Officer Jikowski. Your name is? Like I just said. I didn't hear it. Hey, I guess that's why you're recording so you can go back and get No, I need sir, I need to know your badge number and your name. Your badge number and your name, please. Like I stated before, which is recorded, I already gave that to you. You have not given it to me. Yeah, one more time, please. It's Officer Jikowski, badge number 287. Thank you, sir. Yes, sir. Are you done now? Can I roll the window up? I mean, I was talking to you. May I roll the window up now? For now, unless the other officer Thank you, sir. Thank you very much. Will you step aside and step away from me? You will not? Well, then I'm going to leave the window down so that I can get a good picture of you. Let me see if I can get a good picture with the window up. Yep, it's fine, bro. Hey, he's this guy is trying to shine his flashlight on my phone, so I can't record him while his body cam records me clearly. This is what's happening in Oklahoma City tonight. Yeah. Now, let's see if he moves his light to shine it right into my camera again, now that I've got him on photo. Thank you, sir. I appreciate it. Thank you very much. He's looking in my car hoping he can find something to arrest me, but he won't find anything because I do not use any drugs. I do not drink. I haven't had a drink in maybe 40 years. And this guy is just harassing me. And his name is Sergeant Studenko, I believe. Correct, did I get your name right? Sergeant Studenko? He's looking for Look at him, guys. Look at his beautiful face. Do you have children, bro? Okay, well, I hope you stay safe for them because this kind of nonsense you're pulling is just that, nonsense. >> when I approached you the first time, we had a call that the woman that exited the car Right. >> against her will. Okay, would you like to see some video of her yelling and screaming? Please do, sir. I'm not going to show you nothing, but I have it. >> Because I have it. I video people when I know I'm in danger of being lied about, okay? >> Okay. I'm just letting you know what what I know. >> matter. You don't know anything. You learned something from a liar. That's why I'm here to talk to you. >> Well, you're not talking to me. I don't talk to people. Lola, are you still there, honey? >> sir. Yes. Okay. Oh. Here you go. Here's your license back. >> Yeah, thank you very much. >> Awesome. All right, hold on one second before you take off. This is one citation and one warning. Citation Hold on, hold on. Citation is for speed, okay? Speeding excessive. I paced you at 50 in a 40. Your court date is October 8th at 6:00 p.m. You can show up at the court date to contest the ticket. >> I'll be there. I'll show up. >> I'll show up. Can I talk? Go ahead. >> Okay. To contest the ticket or you can pay it online and you won't get >> going to pay nothing online. I'm going to court. >> don't show up or you don't pay it, you'll have a warrant for your arrest. >> I'll be there, my brother. >> This is a warning for disobey traffic control device. Parking over the white line. >> you so much. How much money is that again? It's $95. Do you have any questions? Have a good day. >> I do have questions. May I have your your supervising officer's name? >> Supervisor. You are the supervisor of this shift? And you are who? Sergeant Bowen or Lieutenant Bowen? >> Corporal. Corporal, and you're the head of the shift? >> Mhm. Hey, bro, I'm not done. You asked me if I had questions. Okay, see you later, boy. >> See you boys later. With nothing found and no justification for the escalation, the officers failed to prove the speed claim, failed to get consent to search, and grew visibly frustrated when their tactics didn't work. What started as a routine stop exposed how quickly authority can turn into harassment when rights are asserted.