You placed on the restaurant listening. >> Really? >> Yes. >> Turn around. >> For real? >> Turn around. >> Go ahead and stand up for me. And you're under no substance. Okay. So, at this time, you're under arrest for DUI. >> Oh my god. Don't even think about it. >> Don't even think about it. >> Money can open a lot of doors, but it doesn't change what happens when police get involved. Cops give Rich Karens a reality check they never saw coming. She could afford it, but stole it anyway. Officers respond to a target after loss prevention employees report that a woman tried to leave the store without paying for several items, including baby clothes. After reviewing the evidence, officers identify the woman and begin investigating the case. >> Hello. Hi. >> Hey, how are you? >> Good. I'm patrolman Ruine. I just want to let you know my camera's on. >> No problem. So, this is the receipt for her. Um, so basically what she did, she went to selfch checkout and just didn't pay for all those. She paid for this stuff but not a bunch of other stuff. >> Okay. >> Um, >> every time. So that's why we call you guys. >> Okay. >> The primary officer should be here shortly, but I'll write down. >> Thank you so much. No problem. Literally never got in trouble in my entire life. >> [snorts] >> Karin, what's a good phone number for you? 32 [clears throat] and then can I >> went to selfch check They continue gathering evidence while a Target [music] loss prevention employee walks them through what happened at the selfch checkout. >> It's 56 receiving this to see what's >> the return. >> Oh, that's the return. >> 401. >> Oh, no. You have the regular. your receipt checked out >> the paper. >> I think the last three are 565, but I'm not positive. 402 26 Mike Tango 1265. >> Did you guys uh do the statement stuff? >> The statement? >> Yeah, >> I can I can do it. Thank you. for harassment. >> So, whenever you're ready. >> Mhm. >> And I can I I can send you this video, too. Um, so this is actually >> Yeah. So, we have the the portal that you guys uploaded to. So, scans some of the stuff and then there's some stuff that she's just not going to remove. Period. At all. >> That one's ticket switch. Actually, she put a different tag on that one. >> It fell on the floor and I didn't realize it. >> This one there. She couldn't find it. This one she doesn't scan the other thing on the bottom. She She doesn't scan the 2X. Well, >> Mhm. Mhm. >> After speaking with store employees, officers move forward with taking the woman into custody. >> Okay. Mhm. Um she's doing the statement. Um do you guys you guys have your own trespass form? >> Yeah, we have. >> Okay. Mhm. >> Well done. Okay. >> Yeah. >> You have ID on you? >> I have it. I >> You have it? Okay. Perfect. All right. Stand up. You place on the rest shop listening. Really? >> Yes. >> Turn around. >> For real. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Awful. I'm like going to like the jail. >> You're coming to our headquarters. Yes. >> Turn around. >> Like, can I just do in the front? >> This stuff should be um What should we do? What you guys want to do? >> Do you have a car here? We do. I could put it in Yeah. So, we can put it in your car. Um, and then you ever been arrested before? >> No. >> No. Okay. So, then you'll probably get released on assignments. So, we'll bring you back here and you just go to court. All right. >> So, all this stuff, >> you want to just pat it down? Pat down. Do you have anything? Just >> Yeah. >> Um, are your keys in here? >> Uh, yes. >> Yeah. Do you have a bag? >> The the stuff that she paid for, just put in a bag. We'll put it in the car. >> This your key? >> Yes. Okay. Where are you parked by? >> Um like first aisle, I believe. >> To the left. >> Yeah. Like straight down. Yeah. >> What kind of car is it? >> Palisade. >> As they escort her out of the store, they explained what will happen next and help her keep the item she legally purchased. >> Sorry. You I'll bring her bag with us. >> Yeah, that's right. Thank you. Appreciate it. >> Yeah, I have it. Yeah, I'll bring it in. >> Can I just get a case number one? >> I think it's right over there. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. Yeah. >> Thank you. No problem. Thanks a lot. Appreciate. No problem. Okay. >> I'm not going to make a problem for you. I'm sorry. >> It's all for the camera and everything like that. >> All right. Um, so what's going to happen? What's going to happen really? We're going to go to headquarters. I'm going to process you, fingerprint you. >> Okay. And then you will probably most likely get put on a summon. >> Okay. >> Okay. Let's go right here. if you've never been arrested before. No. >> Um, and >> can I call my husband? >> Yeah, once we get inside, I'll I'll let you make a phone call. >> How long >> is your cell phone in here? >> Like, how long? >> Probably about an hour, hour and a half. So, where's your car? This one? >> Yeah. So, lucky for you, I do this a lot, so I'm pretty good at it. >> All right. So means it's quicker for you. >> Okay. >> I'm going to take your sunglasses. >> Sure. >> I want to get ahead. Go ahead. All right. >> Officers then [music] leave the Target parking lot and head to police headquarters. During the drive, the woman asks what will happen next, how long [music] the process will take, and whether she'll be able to call her husband. Hit the uh It's that one right there with the silver next to the green car. >> Yeah, we found it. >> Okay. >> All right. So, in here, everything still on camera. Okay. Just got to let you know >> for county >> 402 >> be transporting one adult female 41 from target to headquarters. Starting is 6679. 41 female headquarters starting 669. >> I'm 39. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm 39. >> No. So, >> Oh, >> so 41 means um it's like our code for somebody under arrest. >> Oh. Oh. Oh. Okay. Got it. So, uh, when you bring me down, just so I know how this works, I have three kids at home and my husband literally >> Mhm. >> Um, will you drive me back here? Yes. Okay. >> Yeah, that's fine. So, I tell everybody this and I don't see you giving me a problem at all, but the easier you work with me, >> the quicker I am. I'm willing to be >> So, um, I'll let you make a phone call inside. >> Okay. >> Um, but when we get inside, I'm going to do some basic paperwork. >> I'll do your your fingerprints and pictures. >> And then do another half hour worth of paperwork. >> She continues asking about the legal process while the officer explains what she can expect after the arrest. >> All right. I like to I truly don't have to give out my obviously this is a criminal offend >> yes >> how does this work >> so you're going to get a court date >> and then you got to go to court >> all right >> I mean the guy when he was explaining it to me said it's like a traffic ticket which obviously is not a traffic ticket >> uh no it's not a traffic ticket >> um so you're going to so it's a summon >> right but it's still under a criminal statute >> okay >> all right So, it's not like a traffic ticket. >> What's that? >> On my record. >> It will >> as like >> But it it's a disorderly person's offense. >> Okay. >> All right. Um, so what makes it a fourth degree is $200 or more between $200 and $500 is a fourth degree. You're at 149. So, it's still a DP, a disorderly person. All right. So, [snorts] you're probably you're going to probably go to court and pay a fine. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Just be on my record. >> Yeah, it it'll show. It'll show. >> But again, it's a disorderly person. It's not, you know, an indictable crime, nothing like that. >> What's like another example of a disorderly person? Um there's, you know, simple assault is a disorderly person depending on, you know, what it is, >> you know. Um there there's many disorderly persons uh offenses. >> That's just the level of crime. >> So disorderly persons is like the lowest of the low. You can disre All right. The woman is charged with shoplifting. Public records also show she owns a home worth about $891,000 and paid more than $12,300 in property taxes [music] in 2025. Why police pulled over YouTuber Marquez Brownley three times. The next case follows not one but three separate traffic stops involving tech YouTuber Marquez Brownley. All taking place in northern New Jersey over the span of about a year. The first one takes place on June 30th, 2023 when an Alpine police officer stops Brown Lee for having an illegal window tint on his Tesla. Hey, how you doing? Aline police. Can I get your license, registration, proof of insurance? >> I just realized I don't have my license with me. >> Where do you live? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Well, >> I have the rest of the paperwork. >> Okay. The vehicle's registered to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. How long ago did you buy it? >> About >> about two years. >> I stopped you. You have a lot of tints on your vehicle. Did it come like that or? >> Uh, no. >> Do you have any like um like any uh like documents from the motor vehicle commission or doctor's note or something for the tents? Nothing? >> No. No. >> No. Okay. All right. What's your name? Your first name? >> M A R G U S. >> M A R G U S. >> Okay. And what's your last name? >> What's your date of birth? Where are you heading today? Uh to we hopping. >> We hawking for what? For work. Business. >> Oh yeah. Did you go all the way over there for a haircut? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> They got good barbers, I guess. >> I had barber for a while. >> Where Where do you live? Oh, you left your license over there. >> Yeah. >> You You know you need that when you drive? >> Yeah. I'm about to turn around and do that after this. >> Okay. Um you have your documents. You said the registration. Yeah, >> this is registration and then the insurance is on my phone. >> Okay. >> Who's your insurance provider? >> All state. >> Okay. All right. Just sit tight with me. Let me check that uh my system. Make sure you have a license. Okay. >> Sure. Dispatch confirms that Brownley has a valid driver's license. So, the officer decides not to issue an additional citation [music] for not carrying it. All right, Marquez, listen. I'm going try and help you out. All right. I only gave you a ticket for the tents. Okay? It's New Jersey law. You're supposed to have your license on you when you drive. All right. So, go home immediately. Get your license. Okay. >> All right. Drive safe, sir. >> Thank you. >> The second traffic stop happens on June [music] 16th, 2024 when a cluster police officer clocks Brown Lee [music] driving 59 mph in a 25 mph zone. Hi. >> Hi. >> Can I get your license registration shirt? Um, you have two points on your license. >> Uh, from a year or two ago. >> Okay. So, is it for speeding? >> I don't want to. >> Okay. I can find out. Um, I was stopping you for 159 at 25. Okay. I'm sure you hear that already. Uh, I'll check your license. I'm going to try to get you a break. All right. You don't know what the points are for? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> They usually don't transfer over, so I'll see 732 communications. >> M32 got. >> As she checks his driving history, she finds that he already has two license points from a speeding ticket he received from the New Jersey State Police in 2022. All right. So, I'm going to cut you a break. Okay. The points are for speeding, just so you know. Um, from 2022. I didn't ask where. All right. So, I gave you for unclear plates. So, small fine of like $30, uh, $55. >> We're good. Um, just be careful. I know it's the weekend. There's nobody on that room, but we're usually sitting there, right? All right. The third and final stop happens on August 11th, 2024 when a Palisades Interstate Parkway officer notices Brown [music] Le's Porsche with illegal window tint, a tinted windshield, no front license plate, and an illegal rear plate cover. >> You're being audio and video recorder. License, insurance, registration, please. >> Uh, insurance is on my phone. Okay. You have registration. Go ahead. Reason why you're being Well, number one, you're being video recorder. Reason why you're being stopped is because your plate cover in the rear is illegal. Your tents are illegal. You don't have a front plate. And your tinted windshield is also legal. You don't want video. All right, stay here. I'll be right back. After looking over his documents, the officer writes him two citations before ending the stop. Never found it. So All right, sir. You're being issued for the stop. I gave you a break on two tickets. All right. Make sure these are no points on court. Make sure you get those this off. that plate cover off and you got to put the front plate on. Any questions? You call number in the top right. Drive safe. >> Court records later show that Brownley paid all the fines associated with the three [music] traffic stops. The full story behind Tiger Woods crash arrest. On March 27th, 2026, officers respond to a single vehicle rollover crash involving Tiger Woods. When they arrived, they learned that Woods has already climbed out of the overturned vehicle with help from a nearby witness. Officers quickly secure the crash scene, block off traffic, and move Woods away from the growing crowd while waiting for paramedics and crash investigators to arrive. >> Is anybody in the car? >> No. He's out. >> So, I pulled up after it happened. And >> who's involved? >> Who's involved? >> Yeah. And and this gentleman here. Is this is this comfortable for you? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You all right, Tony? >> Yeah, I'm cool. >> Okay, go with me. >> All right. Do you um have you talked to your security yet? >> Yeah. >> They're on our way. >> Okay. >> So, I'm headed south back to my job site. Can I go back or >> Yeah. Um did you witness it? >> I did not. I pulled up right after him. >> This is you. >> No, that's him. I'm right here. >> You're right here. >> I I helped him out >> cuz he climbed up the top. >> He hit the trailer, I think. I don't know. He this Yeah. >> When you spoke to him at all, did he? >> No, not at all. >> Yeah. Like I held the door open for him and helped him climb out >> cuz I freaked out. I saw a car inside. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. Yeah. Understood. Okay. All right. Yeah, you're good. >> It's tired. >> Okay, I got you. >> Yeah. >> Um, we got to block all this traffic. >> Yeah, it's all you you go through. You can >> let me go. >> Yeah. Yeah, you go. Um, >> Chris, I'm going to I'm going to move my car up HERE. I GOT TO BLOCK ALL THIS. >> Tell me. >> Hey, it's Tiger. >> Um, just I just need you over here just because of the >> 12vs. >> Just because of the sensitivity of it. He's the one that rolled over. >> I didn't feel anything on his back. He feels fine. >> All right. >> That was my big concern is you stand. >> All right. So, just Yeah, just get over here when you can. >> Tried to get out. >> No, I understood >> cuz he was coming so fast. >> Yeah, I understood. >> Where was he going? >> He was coming this way. >> He was coming this way. And where were you? I was getting ready to turn >> and he he didn't see me, I think, and he just kept coming. >> Number 42. >> I literally tried to avoid it. >> I'm gonna put him in my car. >> Yeah, he's he's going to get overcome. >> Put him in your car. >> Yeah. >> Go sit in his car just so you're >> I'm going to have Tiger sit in your car. >> They check on Tiger Woods while managing the scene and keeping the growing crowd under control. >> Yeah, you're good. Are you all right? Are you in any pain? >> No pain. >> No. >> No back pain? No neck pain? >> No. >> Knee? >> Nope. >> Nothing. >> Nothing. Nothing unusual. >> Nothing unusual. Okay. All right. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, what we're going to do is we're just going to have the medic just check you out real fast. Get your baseline vitals and all that stuff. >> All right. >> You want to get tired? >> I don't know. >> He doesn't He doesn't count. >> How you doing? I don't know if anybody spoke to you, but it's it's going to be a while. >> I've been here since the beginning. >> Since the beginning. I've been telling people to go around. Volunteer. >> Okay. You have nothing to do right now? >> No. I don't. >> All right. My name is Gideon. >> Nice to meet you. >> Thank you very much for for that. All right. >> And it's So, they finished with the crime scene part and then they're going to get it towed. >> Yes. Once I Yeah. Once I get >> Now, people can walk through, right? >> Yeah. People can can walk through. Yeah. walking too easy. >> So I there's a woman who came through. She's a chef. She works down the road. She's parking in the Danforths and then she's going to walk. >> Walk and then come back and >> Yeah. So I helped her with that. So >> did did you see it happening? >> I saw um No, I literally was very I was very here after it happened, but one of the first people people that got you. >> Yeah. And so there was a huge line all the way back that sign. >> Thank you. I appreciate your help. Um >> single occupant, sir. >> Who's sitting with him in the blue shirt? >> That's his manager. >> His manager. Can you hang out with him? >> All right. The sheriff's office is here now. They're just going to they're going to do their uh crash investigation. >> Okay. >> All right. So, hopefully it's not going to be too much longer. We got a uh a tow company >> is going to come and they're going to move the vehicle over on its side. Okay. >> Um once he gets here before they do anything, I'll let him know just about the you know and then we'll try to um accommodate that. >> Officers also stay in contact with his manager as they prepare to recover the overturned [music] vehicle. >> Yeah, it's just the clubs. >> Yeah. No, I understand. >> Yeah, >> I understand. >> Yeah. >> Worth more than my house, >> right? [laughter] Totally. Butter butter is worth more than all our houses. >> How'd you guys been doing on that uh on that league? Good, right? All right, boss. The final >> my uh my good buddy is a K9 handler for Gardens PD and >> he was over there doing bomb sweeps and stuff. >> Okay, we've seen them in there. >> There's a couple of them in there. >> Yeah. >> Other than the clubs, is there anything else in there that you absolutely need at the moment? >> No, just the sticks. >> Just the sticks. Okay. >> You don't need the sticks and the golf. >> Right. Right. Cuz there's a bunch of other sticks I don't need. Just I'll just get >> in the bag. I think >> it's only minus the putter, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Not the putter. Okay. >> Is that putter just one that you've taken with you in your career or or what? >> Uh I've won 14 majors with it. >> Oh, with that putter. >> Wow. >> Yeah. It's since 99. Since 99. >> Didn't call you the goat for nothing, man. Yeah, that one club. There's only one other club that's one more major than that individual club. Jack had one like Treewood or something. >> Are you golfing in the Masters? Sure. >> Open. >> Depends on y'all. >> Yeah. Don't depend on me. >> Um our ball head is tattooed upside. >> Yeah. He said that's a little parking. >> Okay. I told him that you and him would discuss that later. Here you got it. I learned the hard way. >> Yeah, you can stand. Is that >> okay? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, there's nobody out here. >> There's nobody coming out here. >> Yeah. >> We block We blocked everything off. >> Yeah, we blocked everything off. >> I think you're safe. >> You're safe to walk. >> Once they confirmed that Woods is safe and the roadway is secure, they turned their attention to keeping reporters away from the active investigation. >> Yeah. realize how tall you are, man. >> Everybody looks short on TV, right? >> I'll go right to parking ticket. >> Other guy pulled up after it happened. >> Don't want to park there. No. >> I'll tell him. What's that? >> What is there? >> Media staging area. >> No, not right now. It's a two-lane road. We have a strict town ordinance violation um policy and code. >> I'm sorry. You're good. I'm with WPTV. >> I was told when I get on scene to ask if there was anyone available. They said that someone would be on scene right now. >> I don't think anybody. So, if there's anyone that can um either on their way or can meet me or one of my uh colleagues, um I can always tell them, you know, either come here or go to the other side or near the bridge. >> So, the guy coming up in the khakis, that's our captain. Okay. So, >> I'll do that. >> But unfortunately, you're not going to be able to leave your car parked. >> Yeah. >> I've already explained that to him. That's what I'm trying to He's asking for a PIC cuz he >> asking for staging press. >> He wanted to know about for one staging for press and he wanted to know >> they do it at the public beach or they can do it at >> He wanted to know about a PIO he can speak to to report back to his boss >> Martin County Sheriff's Office. >> Yeah, we're going to So, according to my captain, um you can either stage over down at Coral Cove Park or the Hope Sound Beach. Um, as for a PIO, he's going to go talk to the sheriff's office and see if they get somebody from the sheriff's office to come over here. >> Here, like here or >> just come over here to talk to you real quick. >> Okay, cool. >> All right, thank you. >> You're going to have to turn around, buddy. >> Officers explained that they want any information released to the public to be based on confirmed facts, then continue directing reporters to the designated media staging area. Set it down. >> I can't. They won't let me hang the cartridge in there. >> I know. But I would at least let him put him in the car cuz the guy's already filming. >> Yeah. >> All right. I don't know. They're only going to see the vehicle. You know, first thing people are going to do is associate. I didn't want to tell you anything. I don't know. Only thing I would tell you is just to tell the truth to the best of your abilities to what exactly happened. >> I don't have a radar. >> Verify everything you give me. I give back to you. >> Just a written statement. Nothing on camera from any PIO or anything. >> Not till 5:30. Yeah, man. >> Thank you. I have another deputy. >> How are you? >> Hey, how you doing, man? >> Good. My name is Deputy Leven with the Marin County Sheriff's Office trap of DUI. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. So, Deputy uh Gideon request that I respond here >> to conduct a DUI investigation on you just to ensure that you're safe to operate the motor vehicle at the time of the crash. Okay. Um with that being said, he did conduct his investigation. So, the civil aspect of this is done. So, I'm going into a criminal aspect. Okay. Um can you tell me what happened with the crash? >> I was looking down on my phone. I already changed the radio station >> and I hit it. >> Okay. So, you were looking down at your phone and changing yours? >> Yes, the radio station. Okay. All righty. And where are you coming from today? >> Uh my house. >> Your house. Where's your house at? >> Uh 462. >> Okay. So, right down the street? >> Yes. >> Okay. Uh and you're not injured from the crash in any way. Okay. So, are you willing to perform a few field sobriety exercises just to ensure that you're safe to operate the motor vehicle? Okay. >> Before beginning the field sobriety test, the deputy asks Woods a few more questions about his health and any medications he may have taken. >> Do you want to stay in the shade? Is that more comfortable for you? Are you okay in the sun? Okay. Um, so besides your leg, do you have any medical conditions that I need to know about? >> Um, I've had seven back operations. Um, 20 some operations on my leg. Okay. >> And my back as well. >> When was your recent surgery? >> Uh, how long ago? >> October of last year. >> Of last year. Okay. Are you able to like walk, lift your leg with no issues or do you have >> I have a limb. >> You have a limp? >> And my ankle's fused. >> Okay. Um, so what we're going to do is, um, since you do have injuries, I'm going to have you seated and we're going to have you perform seated exercises. Are you okay with that? >> Okay. Um, before we get started, okay, do you feel comfortable with your shoes or do you want to remove your shoes? >> No, I'm >> Yeah. Okay. What I'm going to have you do is remove your glasses and put it on top of the hood. And you're perfect. You're on top of this. And then go ahead and have a seat all the way on the push bumper. And then go ahead and bring your feet towards you. >> All the way. Perfect. And how much have you had to drink today? >> None. >> None. Do you take any medication? >> Uh, I take a few. Yes. >> What's a few? >> Um, >> ibuprofen and uh what do you call it? Uh >> did you take all of them today? Yes. >> Yeah. At what time? In the morning, night. In the morning. Okay. Do you know the milligrams for each? Uh >> no. Uh the ibuprofen is eight and five. >> Okay. And do you take any illegal substances? >> No. >> No. >> Nope. >> No. Okay. Perfect. All righty. So, what I'm going to have you do is place your hands at your side. All right. So, what you're going to do is look at my pen right here. Okay? And with your eyes and your eyes only, you're going to follow them. Don't move your head. Do you understand? >> You can. >> Perfect. Okay, the pen is going to go in circles and come really, really close to your face. It's going to feel like it's going to touch your face. >> The deputy then moves on to a divided [music] attention test, carefully explaining each step and making sure Woods understands the instructions before starting. >> Can you bring your feet in more? Perfect. So, follow this one more time. All right, give me one moment. So, what I'm going to have you do is take your index fingers and point them out like this and then return your hands back to your side. Okay? So, just just like this. Yes, sir. And you're going to remain in this position until I give you further instructions. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Perfect. When I tell you to begin, you're going to tilt your head back at a 45 degree angle and close your eyes. Do you understand? Perfect. Do you know your left hand from your right hand? >> Which one is your left? Perfect. Which one is your right? Great. All righty. So, like I said, when I tell you to begin, you're going to tilt your head back at a 45° angle. Okay? Don't begin yet. And then you're going to close your eyes. Don't begin yet. Okay? So, you're just going to watch me for the uh for the time being. Okay? So, like I said, when I say left, you're going to raise your left hand directly in front of your face, touch the tip of your finger to the tip of your nose, and then immediately return your hand back to your side. Same thing when I say right, you're going to touch your right finger to the tip of your nose to the tip of your sides, and immediately return your hand back to your side. When I say the tip of your finger, this is the tip of your finger. Okay? It's not going to be your fingerprint. It's not going to be your thumbnail. It's not going to be the sides of your finger. This is the tip of your nose, okay? It's not going to be the sides. It's not going to be the top. It's not going to be the bottom. It's not going to be your nostrils. Okay. Do you understand? >> Do you have any questions? >> No. >> All righty. Go ahead and begin. Make sure you close your eyes. >> Left to just like I explained and demonstrated. Woods follows the directions and completes the hand [music] coordination test while the deputy watches his movements and ability to follow instructions. >> Remember to return your hand back to your side. I'm not going to keep reminding you. Right, left, right, right, left. You can go ahead and open your eyes. All righty. For this exercise, what I want you to do is place your hands palm to palm with one hand up and one hand down like this. Okay? And you're going to remain in this position until I give you further instructions. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Perfect. >> When I tell you to begin, you're going to turn your top hand over and count out loud one. Then turn your hand back over and count out loud two. Count in only when your hands make contact like this. Okay? Okay. So, it's going to be one, two, one, two. >> Okay. So, one, one here, two here. >> Yes, sir. Only when your hands make contact. So, one, two, one, two. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> You're going to repeat this. Speed up as you go and do not stop until >> Make sure you keep your hands and fingers parallel during each pat like this. It's going to be one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two. You understand? You have any questions? >> All righty. Go ahead and begin. >> One, two, one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two. Make sure you speed up as you go. One, two, one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two, one, two. You can go ahead and stop. The deputy then explains and demonstrates the final coordination exercise before asking Woods to begin. >> Okay, for the last exercise, what I'm going to have you do is make a fist with both hands. Place your left fist at the center of your chest and your right fist against your left chest. So, it's going to look like this. So, your left fist at the center of your chest and then your right fist directly in front. And you're going to remain in this position until I give you further instructions. Okay. When I say begin, you must perform four tasks. Okay? Your first task is to count out loud from one to four while you move your fist in a step-like fashion, making contact between each fist. So, it's going to look like this. One, two, three, four. Okay. The second task is to memorize the position of your fist after you've counted to four. Clap your hands three times and return your fist to the memorized position. So after you count 1 2 3 4, you're going to memorize the position of your fist and then clap three times and then return to the memorized position. Your third task is to move your fist in a step-like fashion in reverse order. Counting out loud from five to eight and return your left fist to the center of your chest. So you're gonna go five, six, seven, eight. Your fourth task is to open your hands with your palms down and place them on your lap. So after you completed the task, you're going to open your hands up and place them on your lap. Okay? Do you understand all the instructions or do you want me to repeat them to you one more time? >> Repeat them as we go. >> I'm sorry. >> Repeat them as we go. >> So I can't repeat them as we go. Okay. That's why I'm asking that you understand all the instructions. If you need me to demonstrate it to you one more time, I can. >> Okay. >> Okay. But this is the time to ask any questions that you have. >> First one is one, two, three, four. All the way out. >> Do you need me to explain it to you one more time? >> Okay. >> So, like I said, you're going to begin. >> Don't begin yet. >> Okay. So, don't begin yet. Okay. So, all I want you to do is just remain in the starting position. Okay. >> After walking him through the last test, Woods completes the exercise. [music] When I tell you to begin, you're going to perform four tasks. Okay? Task one is to count out loud from one to four while moving your fist in a step-like fashion like this and making contact between each fist. So, it's going to look like this. One, two, three, four. >> Okay. Second task is to memorize the position of your fist. >> Clap three times and return your fist to the memorized position. >> Got it? Your third task is to move your fist in a step-like fashion in a reverse order. Counting out loud from five to eight. Okay? Making contact between each fist. >> Five, six, seven, eight. Okay. Placing your left fist at the center of your chest. >> Your four test is to open your hands palm down and place them on your lap. Okay. Do you have any more questions? >> All righty. Go ahead and begin. 1 2 3. That one. >> All right, you're all done. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Go ahead and stand up for me and you're going to face my car. Okay. Go ahead and place your hands behind your back. Place them behind your back. There you go. So, at this time, I do believe your normal faculties are impaired. Okay. And you're under the unknown substance. Okay. So, at this time, you're under arrest for DUI. Yes, sir. >> I'll give it to his manager. >> You want me to bring him over here? >> Yeah, please. Just let me know, Tatiana, when he's good to come. >> Yeah. >> Based on the results, the deputy determines that Wood's normal faculties appear impaired and places him under arrest. >> [ __ ] Hey, let me uh let me help you with that. I got to get their clothes. Can >> I move it all the way to >> There you go. We're going to go. We're going to go through pick from the back. >> They got you. >> They beat you. >> Yeah, just a little bit. Thank you guys. >> Yeah, it's got glass on it, so be careful. >> Yeah. Thank you. Thank you. >> Got the one. >> Yeah. >> Look at it. >> Yeah. >> That's a piece of history right there, huh? >> Yeah. See how many >> Oh my god. Three. >> Look at this. >> Done. Grab a wear mark on a >> Tiger Woods is ultimately charged with DUI. He's not booked into jail for an extended [music] stay and a judge later grants him permission to travel outside the United States so he can begin treatment. Drunk driver crashes Tesla and pays the price. Oak Park officials respond after a Tesla crashes [music] into a tree. A witness follows the vehicle after the crash and points officers toward the driver who's pulled over a short distance away. >> What's going on? >> Hi. You all right? >> Yeah. This uh returned to autopilot and >> doesn't seem to be working so well, huh? >> It's all over. >> Okay. Can I get your license and your proof of insurance? >> Yeah. >> Did you guys hit a tree back there or >> Yeah. Go ahead. You didn't. >> You didn't hit a tree? >> Nope. >> Okay. Get your insurance. >> I like Mahia here. >> What's up? >> Is that Mahia behind you? See, guy crashed into a tree right in front of me and I pulled him over. He's hammered. So, we're gonna have to go DUI with his fields and all that. So, he was supposed to be getting his insurance. See if he's got it on his phone. >> All right. >> I'll help you with this. >> Hey, what's up, sir? Officer Park, >> you got your driver's license. >> You can clear Anthony >> getting the insurance on his phone. >> Insurance, >> you can go. >> Sure. >> I I'll use them. Yeah, >> sure. >> Yeah. I was sitting at Lake and Elwin and he crashed into a tree. He pulled off then came down here. He pulled over somewhere over here like he was stuck and then I got behind him and he pulled over here. He's You can see the tire tracks up on the where he hit the tree. I don't think he hit it hard but I saw him like backing. >> Do you have proof of insurance, sir? >> Your car was in the Tesla auto drive. Okay. Do you have proof of insurance? All right. Do me a favor. Come out. Do me a favor. Come out the car, please. I want to talk to you out here. All right. Can you please get out of the car for me? >> Well, you you can't find the insurance now. I'm asking you to get out of the car. >> Here's here's the deal. The Supreme Court says we can order you out of the car for any reason. So, I'm telling you to get out of the car. I'm the supervisor. Do you understand me? Okay. Turn the car off. >> I'm looking for my insurance. >> I'm done with the insurance. >> We'll pass that for now. We can worry about that later. Officers order the man to turn off the vehicle and step outside, explaining that they have the legal authority to require him to exit the car. Instead of complying, he reacts like this. >> Unbuckle your seat belt and go ahead and step out of the car, please. >> Okay, put the phone down and listen. >> We don't need the insurance right now. >> We'll worry about the insurance later. Turn off the car. Step one, turn off the car. You struggling turning out the car? >> Watch your car. I just bought this car. >> Okay, take off the seat belt and get out the car. >> I'm not going to ask you again. >> Come on, man. >> Let's not make this Let's not make this any worse. Okay. >> I'm not going to ask you again. Can you please get out of the car? >> No. >> Yeah. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car before I make you get out of the car. >> All right. I'm going to ask you one last time nicely to get out of the car or we're going to drag you out of the car. >> Come on, man. Okay. You're making this way worse than it has to be. Do you want to get charged with anything else or do you want to get out of the car? >> Oh, yes. Yes, we can. Get out of the car right now. And I'm not going to I'm literally about to get you out of the car. >> Come on, man. Don't make this any worse. >> Can you please step out of the car? The car is not even in park. I asked you to turn off the car. That's probably why the car won't turn off, cuz you're not in park. >> It's an electric car. I just got I just bought an electric car. >> You see this again? It's recording everything. >> Is the car in park or no? to I just >> Is the car in park? >> Just because I just open up. >> Put the car in park. You know how to >> My brother-in-law has a Tesla. You literally just get out of the car. >> All right. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. I don't care. Take off. Take your foot off and get out of the car. >> You guys not know how a Tesla works. >> Dude, it doesn't matter how the Tesla works. >> Get out of the car. >> Please, sir. Get out of the car. Let's go. Come on. >> Let's go. >> But you can't drag. >> Yes, we are. See, we are dragging you out. >> Yeah. Okay, now >> don't make this any worse than it has to be. I'll pick up your phone in a second. >> He's going to read you instructions. You got to do field sobriety test so you're not driving away from here. >> I saw you hit the tree. You're clearly inebriated. Okay, let's let's stop worrying about the car. Let's worry about the drunk guy driving the car. >> All right, first off, how much have you had to drink today? >> Zero. >> You got Is his phone in here? >> Once he finally steps out, officers question him about the crash and whether he's been [music] drinking. So, you normally don't know how to turn off your car. You normally don't know how to turn to not turn off your car. >> You normally can't turn off your car. >> Whatever you got. Is >> that normal? >> I know it doesn't. We again, I'm the sergeant. I've been doing this 22 years. I have the authority and the power to ask for a passenger's ID on a traffic stop. Okay. >> Just want to find out who you are cuz you're probably going to need to get a ride home. >> It's my brother. >> What's your name? >> You got an ID? >> My name is Ken. >> Do we find his phone? It's in the door here. Here. I'm going to put it right here. >> All right. Do you want to consent to anything? I >> was sitting at Lake and Elmond and I saw that Tesla hit the hit hit a tree >> and then he backs up. You also seem like you're drunk. >> That's his house right there and that it spun and hit the >> How much have you had the drink? >> Where were you coming from? >> I came from downtown. I was at my house. Brought my brother back home and his buddy. >> And the buddy lives over here. >> Yeah, he lives right there. It's his house right there. >> What did you crash into? Yeah, I did crash into a tree, but the right around the corner right there >> because the there's no >> You got to stop blaming it on the car, man. >> You want to do fielding test? >> I'm >> Do you want to do anything to me to prove that you're sober? >> No, I don't have to. >> Okay, then take him. >> Put your hand, >> guys. And don't fight. Don't even think about it. Don't even think about it. >> You're fine. You don't have to do the test if you don't want to, but you're going to get locked up for DUI. I saw you hit the tree and you seem like you're wasted. All right, you're going to need to find another way home. We could take you to the station or you want to wait for him or >> I just want an electric car. This is my first time driving electric. >> Um I'll get out and I'll look and I can't >> uh do the crash and then I'll do the da. >> Um >> my wife, >> you got your can. >> You got your phone on you. Does he want his He probably wants his phone. >> Anything else in the car or no? It's going to take like two, three hours. >> I mean, go in and look and see if there's a beer in there. With a driver now in custody, officers discuss how to safely handle the [music] Tesla and whether it can be powered down before it's towed. They also make sure the man's brother has a way to get home instead of being left behind. >> You don't have to have alcohol. >> I don't know what I'm This really makes me He's got some tickets. He's like, "Hang on." >> You got his name and stuff? Yeah, >> he's clear. >> All right, we'll help him get a ride or if he wants to go, you're going to do the crash into the tree. >> Okay, I'll show you where cuz I saw it and there's tired, you know, it's not hard to figure out >> and then uh >> Garcia can help him get if he needs a ride or we don't want to just We're not just going to leave him out here. >> Are you able to turn this car off? >> Yeah. ID and his wallet. >> Oh, perfect. All right. I got your phone, your ID, and your wallet. All right. >> Oh, now you have it. Now you have it. >> Yeah. Now I have it in your wallet. >> Can I have it right now? I will unlock my car so that you guys don't have to. >> No. >> Come on. Please. >> Why don't you keep the phone with us so we can figure out how to turn it off? >> Sure. >> I'm sure he'll be So, >> all right. The phone The phone's going to stay here. All right. >> I don't know how if it does us any good. Can I just turn it off right now, please? >> The car or the phone? >> Does he want to open it so we can try to figure it out? Or >> Yeah. >> Or have his brother do it? >> Can I give the phone to uh your brother so he can turn off the car or >> No, you can unlock my hands and I'll do it. >> Yeah. >> Come on. I'll lick my hands and I'll do it. Why'd you lock me up, man? I just bought a new Tesla and it was driving me home and I was trying to do a three-point turn and it ran into a trade and then you guys were all up in my business so fast. What the happened? Why were you guys all there? What happened? I don't understand. I was just sitting right near comments. While sitting in the patrol car, the driver keeps asking why he was arrested and stays focused on his Tesla rather than the DUI investigation. >> A three-point turn and you guys all came up on me, racked me in the face. So, what's going on? >> Just curious. Seems like you're in charge, but everybody else is like, "Yo, what going on with this car? She's going to like what? Charge me for 500 bucks like toll fee. That's it. >> Now explain everything about the car. >> Hm. >> I'll explain what's happening to your car when we get to the PD. >> Really? Cuz I really feel like a for owning an electric car right now. >> Okay. >> What are you talking about? I feel like a huge >> Yeah. Everything's being recorded, man. So the more you talk >> Great, >> the more you got. All right. >> No problem. Well, you're a >> piece of work. And you just took me away. Where are you taking me, by the way? >> Park Police Department. >> Great. >> All right. All right. All this is paperwork. All right. You're going to get paperwork and like a ticket or two. All right. >> Okay. >> So, don't make anything worse than that. It has to be. It's going to be 3 hours probably. Throw your feet out and come and step out. >> I was doing an autopilot and Tesla and it >> autopilot, huh? >> He ultimately faces charges of DUI and leaving the scene of a property damage crash. He also receives a citation for failing to reduce speed to avoid an accident. [music] Rich Tick Tocker thought it was just a ticket until police took a closer look. Deputies stop a green Corvette after the driver fails to make a complete stop at a stop sign. Riding in the passenger seat is one half of the island boys along with his girlfriend. Here's what happens next. How you doing? >> Can you roll your window down, please? License, entrance registration. Reason you get pulled over because when you come out that store at 7-Eleven, you have to make a complete stop at the stop sign. Okay. You just can't can't roll it. You can't go past the stop bar. Okay. Okay. And also it looks like your tags are expired of 524. >> Of 524. >> Yeah, that's what it looks like on the back. This sticker is Do you have anything else that says that it isn't? >> I think so. >> Yeah. Can you look for the insurance registration for me? >> It's on my >> Can you or not? >> Yes. Okay. >> It's on my phone. >> Sorry. Tation. >> Thank you. >> So, yeah, this is a expired 52 2024. >> We literally just we got pulled over for the headlight recently. Okay. And they never said it about that. >> Whose car is this? >> It's on his name. >> I can't hear you, buddy. >> Mother's name. >> It's under your mother's name. Okay. >> Do you have a ID on you or a license? >> Not sure I >> Yeah. Can you do that for me? >> Uh Olivia, is that correct? When's the last time you had a ticket or warning? >> Uh ticket for the headlight. I got a ticket. It was about a week ago. >> About a week ago, >> but they told me that I could um go to the courthouse >> and get a like a fixed ticket. Did you get that taken care of? >> I have it already. >> So, everything should be valid. Everything should be good with your license. No problems, no issues, right? >> Okay. Give me two seconds. Hey, do me a huge favor. Um, I always do this. I have K9 coming cuz I do this all night long. I'm in an undercover vehicle. So, if you guys can turn your vehicle to step back here while the um dog comes over here, okay? >> You can leave everything in the vehicle. >> Don't grab anything. Don't do anything. Don't leave anything crazy. Just come on out. >> Should I leave my purse? >> Yeah. Leave everything in there. >> Leave me. Close the door for me. >> Wait. Why do we have to get out the car? >> Because the dog's going to come. The dog's going to come search around the vehicle. >> That's why. >> But why do we have to get out the vehicle? >> Because you can't be in the vehicle when the K9's doing it. >> The passenger wonders why a canine has been requested even though officers haven't said they smell anything illegal. The deputy explains the reason for the request. >> Hear your distraction. No, but why is what the question is is why is Keep out your pocket? Thanks. >> The question is why is K9 going around if this is >> why? Because this is part of my job. This is what I do all the time. >> That's why. So if you're asking me if you understand that why you're asking me why you're saying like if there like you smell something like what >> I can't know if I smell something then I would went ahead and searched the vehicle, >> right? But that's just what I do. >> So just hang tight. Let me finish. Can I go I'll do my job real quick? >> Yeah. >> You got any other questions? I mean, I just I just didn't know that K9 goes around the vehicle. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Unless you want to declare something now and I can I can cancel them. You got anything illegal in the vehicle? >> No. >> Okay. No weapons, no nothing like that, right? No. >> Give me a second. And keep your hands out of your pocket again for me, please. >> Hey, so I just looked around your tags. Your registration is good, but you need what you need to do is um she said your mom, right? >> Yeah. My mom. >> So, what you need to do is just have her send you the uh the tab. >> I checked the the yellow tab. Yeah, I checked it. You're It's It's valid. It's 525 now. >> We're just Yeah, sir. This is good. So, just got to get the current one. Not having any in the vehicle is also a citation. You know what I'm saying? So, I'm not doing all that stuff. So, just give me two seconds. Let me run your license and make sure everything's else is good. Okay. >> I just want to give you a heads up. >> You guys are anything legal in your vehicle around you or anything? No, nothing. >> We search it. >> I don't know. I don't even know why we got pulled out of the car. >> No, but I don't know why we got pulled out. >> That's a normal thing. We can all be dying. Especially on nights, you can't even see into the park, right? Two of you, one of us, right? So, we can watch you over here. >> My goodness. It's like two gas. I didn't see the stop. >> Olivia, come here. >> I have two. >> I'm free. >> So, I didn't write you for like not providing the the current registration, all that stuff. She going to have one right now. Okay. Just for this stop bar. You have to stop and then go. >> Not even close. Not even close. >> I believe it. I have tooth a tooth pain a toothache what what was like coming out the car when she was asking like I never my girl's cold I never been put out the car >> with a stop nearly finished [music] deputies call up the canine search and prepare to send everyone on their way then an unexpected discovery changes the direction of the investigation >> we got food over Okay. >> But it's cold. It's not nice and stuff like that. >> Brian, >> huh? >> Aggressive. >> Just hold on a second. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You're good. >> Okay. If you don't take care of it within 30 days, that's your license. >> Not going to happen. >> Cool. >> Yeah. >> Do you have any questions for me? >> Um, I do not. >> I I canceled K9, so I'm going to let you guys ride out. >> Yeah. Yeah. You're good to go. You're good to go. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Does that look like pills in a plastic bag? >> I can't see it. Hold on. He said we're good to go. >> Oh, just hold on one second. Right there at the >> What's in the plastic bag right there on the floorboard? >> Huh? What's in the plastic bag? >> What? What's it called? >> Looks like pills and a plastic baggie. >> They should take that. >> Okay, >> just go stand over there for me. Come here. That changes things. Come here. Huh? >> I just changed this thing so you can turn around. You can watch them. They're going to Hey, if it's in plain view. >> Hey, if it's in plain view, then we can take it. You understand what I'm saying? If you >> Hang on. >> If it's in your >> Why don't you uh get your phone and take a picture before? >> No. Go grab it out of the car. >> And if you have Hang on. Listen to me, dude. >> Pay attention. If it's in your pill bottle, then that's one thing. But if you have something inside of a plastic baggie, then for us, that's that's not prescribed because it's not in the pill bottle. You feel what I'm saying? >> I just don't understand. >> Well, we're going to fight figure it out, my man. Be cool. You got pulled over for a legit reason. We're dealt with it and now you have something that's in plain view. >> Can I see >> in just a second? Okay. I'm not going to let you go. >> No, I'm saying before they move. >> I'm not going to let We're going to take pictures of it. We're not going to allow you to go behind a deputy. >> See the photo before they >> Can you take a picture of it? While one deputy checks a prescription bottle found in the vehicle, [music] another works to identify the loose pills discovered inside a plastic bag. >> Huh? >> She seems kind of weird. >> I'll go look. I'll go run them real quick. Hm. >> I'll go look them up real quick. >> This is a prescription bottle here, too. Let's see if we match them. What do you got? >> I'm not sure what they are. I'll look them up real quick. But this was also on the floorboard. >> Do you know what those are in the past bag? >> No. >> No, you don't know what they are. >> What's it called? I have a I have a tooth tooth. and and and we we take anti anti >> he has a prescription for it. >> Okay. So, what's in the plastic bag he has a prescription for? >> Her mom's got a prescription. >> No, I'm not talking about your mom. Her or her mom. It's in your vehicle by your feet. That's what I'm asking. Why? What is a prescription medication by your feet? There's a tab. There's a bottle. He just showed you time out. >> Two door. So, >> there's a bottle. >> Yes. >> If it's prescribed to you, you're good to go. Right. Right. >> No problems, no issues. >> But a plastic baggie is not a >> Can you pharmacy? This is It's not none of that stuff. So, what we're asking you is what's in that bottle? Oh, I'm sorry. What's in that plastic baggie? >> I I don't know, sir. >> You don't know what's by your feet. >> Tell you [clears throat] exactly what's behind my feet. >> Got you. >> Can you call your doctor and ask doctor's priv He has the doctor's private number. >> Maybe you can call your doctor. I don't know. >> You're going to wait a minute. >> You going to wait? Anyway, a couple minutes to see what it is first. Okay, we're going to see what it is and see. >> He don't even know what it is. You see what I'm saying? So, why would I call >> exactly what they pulled out? >> Well, we just showed it to you, dude. I just showed it to you. I said, "Look right here." And you like, you look right at it while he's right here. >> But I don't know exactly what they're talking about. >> All right. Okay. >> Once the pills are identified, officers advise the passenger of his rights and begin a formal interview. >> You don't know what the medication's name is called? I don't really understand like texting each other. That's cute. >> No one's texting my mom picture, man. >> So, oxycodone hydrochloride. Yeah, that circle one is a oxycodone and hydrochloride. >> Yeah. So, that's al that's >> alone. >> Okay. So, that doesn't match at any of those. I'm not a oxycodone is an opioid used to treat chronic back pain. >> What schedule is it? Oh, >> oxycodone. >> Slow down. Is it a schedule? Let's go up. Go up. Right there. Schedules. So, that would be controlled substance. >> Yep. And then this is >> no prescription for that. >> That is not the same thing. So, and he said that he prescribed for but that's for a pain. That's up for >> Yeah. City of Medicine at Hydrocodone schedule. >> So he has oxygen at his feet. >> Do you uh >> Yeah. >> Where you guys staying at? >> We live right down the road. >> Street. Which street? >> Right down there. I don't really know exactly the street. >> All right. What's your first name? >> Frank. >> Frank. All right. Come over here, Frank. Going to talk to you real quick. >> You can stop right there. Listen, I'm just going to read something to you. Just keep your hands out of your pockets for me. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Understand each of these rights. >> Am I Are you trying to arrest me? Is this >> Before we go any further, do you understand the rights I just >> With with that in mind, do you wish to speak to me now and answer a question? >> I just want to know. >> The passenger first asks if he's under arrest and seems unsure whether he should answer any questions. Deputies explain that they first need to know if he's willing to speak with them. I need a yes or a no. >> He wants to ask you some questions. If you don't want to answer them, then that's on you. You have that right to not answer. So, either it's yes or it's no. We're not going to answer questions that you're asking. >> So, do you want to answer the question? Ask answer my questions. Yes or no? >> Possibly. Yeah. What's the question? >> Okay. Yes or no? I'm not possibly. Maybe it's a yes or a no question. >> Sure. Sure. Yes. >> Okay. All right. So, I while you're talking to my partner, I could visibly see in plain view where you were sitting at the at the base of your feet. >> A clear plastic baggie with white pills in it. >> Sure. >> Okay. What are those white pills? >> I don't know, sir. >> Okay. You don't know? >> I don't know. >> Okay. Why would they be at your feet in the car? >> I don't know. Okay. >> I don't know. I can't even drive. >> Okay. Why can't you drive? >> Uh my license is not valid. >> Okay. So, you don't know. You got in the car and you're telling me they were already there? >> I don't know. The car is messy. Don't just can't tell the car needs a car wash. >> Okay. All right. That there's a difference. When I know when I get in my car, what's in my vehicle? Okay. So, when I when you get into the car, what was at your feet? Was was there stuff at your feet already or >> I don't Sir I don't know. I didn't even >> Okay. So So I looked at the I looked up the pills and the pills are >> Okay. >> Okay. You don't know anything about those? >> Well, >> why they would be in the car and why they would be at your feet? >> First off, uh what's it called? I get prescribed uh on war. >> Okay. You do you have a prescription in the car? >> I don't have a prescription in the car, but I you could check if I get prescribed. >> I can't check if you get prescribed. I'm not a doctor. >> But I did not know that they're in my car. So, I don't >> You know nothing about them. So, how do you know that they're oxy until we told you there was oxy? If I would have said, >> "Hey, you know what kind of medication you take?" Yeah. >> Yeah. I take I take this medication. I know I take this medication. But you never said anything to that to that effect. That's why I know that you're lying. So if you when I ask you >> with no proof that the pills are legally possessed, deputies continue questioning both the passenger and the driver. >> When was the last time you got prescribed it? >> I got prescribed it what, like 4 months ago. >> Okay. And so when's your when was your last refill? How many pills did you get then? >> That's the problem. You don't have your prescription with you. Do you have it on your phone? want a prescription from Publix or from the doctor or anything like that. >> If I find it, yes, sure. >> What do you mean? If if you find it, >> if you give me time to find it, yes, I can find it. >> I'm going to give you 2 minutes. >> See, it's 9:00. How can I >> How are we going to call you? You should have your prescription bottle. >> I have to have it on you. >> When you get your prescription, you have and you're going to carry around a control substance. >> But that's not you're you have to have it on your No, that's what I'm trying to say. >> Those pills aren't yours, but they're by your feet. It's a two It's a two car. >> Well, look to see if you have your prescription on the apple. >> So, it's 2 minutes. >> Hey, so it's hurse. >> So, it's hurse. >> I let something >> I'm going to read you your Miranda warning. You have the right may say Kim was against you in court of law. If you decide to answer question now without a lawyer present, you still have the right to stop answering this question. >> What? >> Do you understand these rights I read to you? >> Not really. >> Not really. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in the court of law. Huh? >> I'm going to read your Miranda. I'm reading your rand cuz I'm going to ask you some questions. >> Do you understand your rights or do you want to read them again? >> Okay. >> Huh? Can't hear you. >> Read them one more time. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. Do you understand these rights I've read to you? >> I think so. >> Okay. With these rights in mind, do you want to answer my questions? >> I don't. >> He wants to ask you questions. So before we ask you questions, you're legally on the side of the road. Yeah. >> That's why he read that to you. So he's asking you if you understand >> because we want we I want to talk to you about the pills, but I need to ask you if >> I don't know anything about them. >> Okay. Well, he's saying they're not his. So obviously he's >> Well, it's not either. It's not either of our cars. >> Yeah, but you guys either >> you're driving it, not his mom. >> His mom's not driving it right now. You are. >> Yeah. >> So I'm asking you, do you want to answer my questions? Yes or no? After agreeing [music] to answer questions, the driver insists she doesn't know anything about the pills found inside the plastic bag. >> Sure. >> Okay. What pills are in that in that plastic bag? >> I have no idea. >> You have no idea. Is there anything else illegal in that vehicle? Cuz we're going to inventory and we're going to search it and we're going to if you find anything in your purse or anything like that, you're going to go to jail. >> No. >> Okay. With that being said, you have no idea what Where's his prescription at? He said he has a prescription. Where's it at? Um, I know he gets a prescription. I'm not sure where it's at. >> Prescription for what? >> I'm not sure. I don't think >> Well, he said it was he said it was for those are not for depression. >> He gets He gets multiple prescriptions. Like I couldn't even keep track. I don't even know the name of like I wouldn't know. I wouldn't even know. Like if you held a gun to my head, I wouldn't be able to tell you. >> Oh, we're not going to do all that. >> Oh, I know what I'm saying. I wouldn't be able to tell you what prescription. >> Well, that's not your responsibility. >> Hold on. Mom, cuz they're reading me my rights and asking me questions. >> Hang up. I'm just asking you questions. I know. >> How old are you? >> 24. >> Okay, hang up. >> Yeah, they want me to hang up. I love you. >> Son, though. >> This is a new phone, too. This is where it's going to like this doesn't make no sense. >> Who you calling? >> My doctor. >> Your doctor? >> Yeah. Whatever. It's >> 9:00. It's not going to be able to find my doctor. Face the car. Put your phone up on the car. All right. Can I take a seat? Can >> I at least say my date like a couple times, please? >> I'll get it for you. Give me a second. Yes. Give me a second. Are >> you still a documented gang member? >> My what? >> Are you a gang member? >> My gang member? >> Well, that's what you're documented as. Are you still >> I don't know why I've documented that. >> Okay. Are you still a >> No, I just I never like been in trouble before or anything. So, >> you're not in trouble. You know what I'm saying? I pulled your first traffic infraction. He's saying that he doesn't know what those pills are, blah blah blah. >> Deputies explain why they believe the pills belong to the passenger as they [music] continue searching the Corvette for more evidence. >> Cuz those are oxycodone and there's pills that he shouldn't be having on him and they're not in a prescription bottle. They're in a plastic bag. I gave him every opportunity to look for his prescription. He doesn't have it. You don't have it. You have no idea what those pills are. So there's a whole So does that make any sense? Right. Right. Come on. Put yourself in arch position in arc. Right. >> So we are we be able to search in the area to see if there's anything else in there. Yeah. Not because where he was sitting at. >> Yeah. As soon as I saw that, that's why I was like, uh, it looks like pills. >> Oh, that's the output you put back. >> I was like, >> sorry. I was getting light. >> Yeah. Go ahead. Um, is he a 1060? >> He is. He is. >> I wonder if he's a convicted felon, though. >> I'm pretty sure he is. It's at the base of his feet, too. >> And this is his bag. >> Yeah, it's got his card right there. Take a picture before you. >> Almost 100% sure he is. Yeah, it is. Where is painted over? >> Is it back here? >> It's I think it's under this. It's usually on the looks like a >> Yeah, it's painted over. It's >> Look back here. >> Sometimes I've seen it on the slide back here. No. >> No, it's it's painted. Okay. >> Yeah, it's definitely painted over, which you can't can't do either. Yeah, cuz it's usually right here on the plate. It's the only other spot you could take the slide off. >> I would just submit it to evidence at the >> You want to sign up? >> She wants to talk to me. >> Oh, I'm so sorry. I thought you said you want to talk to me. >> Give me two seconds, okay? And we'll we'll let you talk to him. Okay. >> The passenger's girlfriend becomes emotional as she realizes he's being taken into custody. The deputy explains what will happen from there. >> What am I going to do? >> So, all you had to do is is uh drive home, give him a couple of hours. Is he come back the felon or anything like that? No. So, you can bond him out here in a little bit. Okay. >> Nice. Take a picture with him. >> Yeah. Don't Don't be upset. But you just can't haveotics like that. Does he have a problem? >> I don't know. >> Yeah, come on. You've been around. Have you Are you his girlfriend or fiance or wife? >> Yes, but I don't know. How do I know how how is he going to get out? Like, how >> he can make he can make fun tonight? >> Yeah. Get out tonight. >> Yeah. As long as he's not a convicted felon. If he's a convicted felon, then he >> I appreciate you being so nice, but that lady's not very nice. >> Well, I'm I'm the nicest guy out here. >> Are you sure he'll be able to get out tonight? as long as he's not a convicted felon. Maybe getting us some help cuz I think he he I think he's lying to us. I really do. I think that um >> he uses our do. Are we going to find anything else in the vehicle? >> I don't know. Is that signal zero? >> Not. What does that mean? >> If he's a convicted felon, that's a big no no. That's even worse. >> 100%. >> 100%. >> Yeah. Okay. Correction. >> How do you open the uh Can I ask? So, this is painted over the longer scratch off, but it's painted over. So, you can't see it. >> There's a cut straw with white residue in the center console. >> We'll figure it out. He's a 69 member, so I don't think I think that. >> All right. Look. So where he's sitting right next to him down on the left hand side inside the glove box center council there's a cut straw with white residue in it. >> To me to us that's either somebody doing >> doing some kind of uh hard >> with the investigation coming to an end. Deputies go over the charges [music] and review all the evidence collected during the traffic stop. >> Okay. Is there any other in that vehicle? Any belongings or anything like that? Cuz we're going to body search it now. >> No. Okay. There's nothing in your vehicle, sir. >> Okay. >> How do you open the glove compartment? >> I have no idea. Is the glove compartment the the one in front of the passenger? >> I believe this. >> That's not it right there. That button in the middle. >> Is that a button? Oh, yeah. Look at that. You're so smart. >> Button right there. >> Right in the center of the where the vents are. Is that a button? >> Thanks, George. >> I climbed the sergeant. >> You smart. That's why you get paid the bigger bigger money. >> You're going to let me talk to him really quickly? >> I will. You know why? Cuz you've been very nice and >> you've been very respectful and stuff like that. Um I will I will I will let you. >> Are you a sergeant or >> I am. I'm I'm responsible for everything. >> Okay. Cuz I heard him say that's why you get paid more. >> Yeah. Sounds a smart one. All right. Frank, still having your rights in mind? Do you [clears throat] still want to answer questions? >> No. >> Okay. Can I ask you a question? >> Yeah, sure. >> What am I being locked up for? >> So, the that we found that are not in a prescription container that were at the base of your feet is the start. >> You see this? >> Yes. >> I don't think you guys are are are like profiling too much or something like that. >> Profiling for what? You have you have pills in plain view. Not in a prescription container. I'm not You got lawfully stopped by my sergeant. >> That really happened. I don't know if that happened. >> Okay. Well, you you can argue that in court. We're not we don't we're not profiling anybody. We're not the ones that put the pills in the car, you know. >> So So you guys are assuming that I that that I I'm I'm the one. >> Well, they're at the base of your feet in the passenger seat. So >> Okay. >> And and you're in your reach. So constructive possession. >> That's what what's the charge then? >> Being in possession of the control substance. This is schedule two controlled substance. So what? So what can I what's what is that a felony? >> Officers finished documenting the evidence before the video explains the final charges that come out of the stop. >> Hey Frank, >> I I'm letting her talk to you. She wanted to talk to you. So okay. >> Are you okay? >> No. My mom said he said that um you'll be able to make bond with me. >> Can I let him? >> Yeah, please. Is it >> I don't like that one. I like the like the blue one. >> No. >> Okay. >> Where's the >> It's up there on my hood, man. I'm letting you come. I'm letting you, you know, kind of be thankful that I'm doing this right here. >> They asked me if I'm a gang member still. >> Okay. So, I don't I don't know. I'm I'm I'm up here with you. >> Can you please let them not profile me like I'm a gang member? I'm not a gang member. >> Nobody's Nobody's Who's profiling you, bro? >> Who's profiling you? >> I'm just I'm just I'm not being I'm just chilling. You can tell I'm just my girl. >> All right. No one's profiling you, my man. >> I know. But they just asked me if I was an active gang member. >> Okay. Well, that's that's you. We'll we'll figure that out here in the shortly. Okay. >> I see your question, man. I'm not an active gang member. >> The only reason I'm asking that is cuz when we ran your name, it came up that. That's why I'm saying that. >> What does this What does it say? >> That's what I told you. >> What does it say, though? >> I'm not going to read it word for word. It's like 500 words. >> You had your questions and stuff. It says I'm a gang member. >> Hey, dude. We will talk about it and we got you squared away. Okay. >> You're welcome. >> I appreciate that. >> Yes, sir. Thank you. >> All right. You're welcome. How you like Naples so far? >> I heard it. I didn't really get to see much of Naples. >> Yeah. I mean, I like it. I mean, but there's just a lot of you guys. >> Yeah. >> There is a lot of you guys. >> We guys are cool. I'm not going to lie. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> I got barbers right here that tell me watch out in the races. >> I I don't think so. Our county is pretty good. Have a lot of deputies. We do, but we're we're very reasonable with people. Yeah. There's a lot of uh celebrities and stuff that come to to Naples. >> On the ride to jail, the mood shift says the deputy and the passenger have a relaxed conversation [music] about life, social media, and law enforcement. >> How do you know? >> Because they always say at the Rick Carlton. >> There's a Ritz Carlton here. >> Yeah, we have two in Naples. >> Uh uh have you ever arrested a famous person here? Um, no. You'll be the the only uh famous person that we stopped a retired uh Cowboys player two days ago. He said he was going to pick up Parsons. >> Who's taking a bus? >> Uh Parsons from the Cowboys. >> Oh, he lo >> uh his mom does so he visits. >> Yeah. Do you think they float? >> Not really. No, not really at all. But >> I make I make 70k a year. >> That's more than what I thought. >> Yeah. There's cops that make up cops that make probably only 3K a year. >> Yeah. There's uh the new hire. I've only been here a little over coming up on 2 and 1/2 years. >> Oh, so the guy that been working here for 30 years definitely makes more than 70. >> Yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. In the academy I was only making 42 and then after the academy you get like a raise up to I think it goes to 56. >> That's not too bad. Well, 70k you're pound. >> I'm sure I'm sure you get a lot of hate. >> Oh yeah. from followers and stuff. >> Oh, yeah. They don't even know who I am. >> Yeah. Is there any other Did you move down here? It was just you and your girl or did you move with any other uh like famous people that you YouTube with and stuff and Tik Tok? >> Oh, yeah. I have my manager. >> Is any of it like staged? >> Like is like some videos staged? >> Yeah. >> I would say probably like only like 15% of them. >> Okay. I always wonder like you see like the videos sometimes you're like a that's not real. like >> well I was actually probably one of the only people that really there's a lot of people that make real authentic videos. >> The craziest the craziest thing I've ever seen probably is probably before I came to with Florida when I was in Jersey I was a firefighter there and probably uh house a couple house fires that people didn't make it out of was probably the craziest thing I've witnessed. Just want to step out real quick. I'll loosen that cuff for you. By the end of the investigation, police report finding [music] a total of 12 pills in his possession. Frank Venegas is charged with possession of a controlled substance and possession of an altered firearm. And that's it for today, folks. Did any of these cases surprise you? Tell us what you think in the comments.