Today we're looking at people who thought their titles gave them immunity and found out the hard way they were wrong. Here are five cases when people in power think rules don't apply to them. Number five, wealthy family tries to shield teen from DUI fallout. Doesn't work. Police respond to a hit and run involving a red Lexus SUV. The car had fled after crashing into another vehicle. And though it was later found parked nearby, the driver was nowhere in sight. Here's what happens next. We need to call. Whoa. There's pizza right there. 816. My driver just drove past me. [Music] Turn back in. Where at? Uh like I think one or two streets back. You say the driver just drove past you. Did he have a he broken bumper on Summerford? He turned off onto a side street. I'm trying to find him. Copy. Cuz that Lexus is not there anymore. It took off. Yeah, that's what he's on. It's going to be an older white male. Affirmative. He's got a flat and heavy front end damage. Yep. Hey, I just had a question. All right. So, your vehicle that you own was involved in a crash. All right. And ultimately, my vehicle was involved in Yeah. I'm going to I'm going to explain. Yeah. So, you own a Alexus, right? Red SUV. I My wife does. Your wife does. Okay. All right. You're identified as a driver involved in the crash. Who is? You are. Why am I involved in the crash? You have been identified, but between witnesses and an officer as we've been trying to locate you, you passed him. He turned on his lights to turn around and then you turned off a side street. Ultimately, what what I'm getting at, let me finish. Yeah, we'd prefer to resolve this the vehicle, truck, another vehicle at the lowest level. There's no reason for it to be any more significant. Yeah. So, that's the goal. Truck another vehicle. We will pay for whatever we got to pay for. Okay. Do you have your ID on you? Yeah, but um I was not driving that vehicle. Okay. Well, we'll go over everything here in a few minutes. Things get sketchy fast when the man's story starts shifting. He claims he arrived on foot, but can't explain where the car is or who might be driving it now. So, where did you just walk from? I might do a big under my um Yeah. But look, if our car is involved in something, we'll take care of Who would have been driving it? My wife. Your wife? Okay. Do you have her phone number? I can call her the vehicle's nearby. Hey, um but someone can check the area. He's just walking fast pace down the street when I made contact. Oh, yeah. And I told him that you were obviously out driving with Lexus and he wants to talk to you. No, I just wanted her phone number, but yeah, I'll talk to her. 614. Okay. Hey, Kelly, it's Officer Vote here with the Arlington Police Department. Yeah. So, I just stopped out with Edwin here. We're at uh Woodstock and Ramsgate. You can just hang out right there for me, sir. There was a report of a crash where uh vehicle struck another vehicle and then you know left the area. Doesn't seem like anyone's injured at the time or anything like that, but we've been looking for the vehicle and as I've been circulating the area, this is where I made contact with Edwin. Um and he's been identified as the individual in the other vehicle. And so, yeah, my hus, you know, my husband. So, at this point, we're trying to locate the vehicle, but that's why I'm out with him. So, just so you have an idea, are you home currently? Uh, I am on my way home. I was No problem. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Um, and what vehicle do you operate? Well, usually I drive the Lexus. Okay. And so, do would you be the one to have the insurance for that? Yes. Could you by chance um maybe send it to him so that way we can document it? Yeah. Yeah. For the other party. And no immediate rush. I mean, take your time. We're still like in the beginning phase of just trying to square this all away. though. I I'll look for that and send us home. Okay. Thank you. And if we need anything further, I'll be in touch with you. Great. Okay. Thank you. Officers call his wife for answers. But while she admits she wasn't behind the wheel, she doesn't exactly clear things up. Meanwhile, the man keeps dodging their questions, making the situation even murkier. How far you said our car was in an accident. Let's pay for everything. Take care of Well, well, then the next step is to determine, you know, and make sure we have the driver as well, cuz the last thing we want to charge someone with is additional charges for, you know, lying and things like that. Where did you just walk from? Um, well, officer, look, if you're telling me that there's a charge, then obviously it sounds like, so that's probably where you should go. What is But but I thought you weren't driving. So then what? But you're obviously saying people identified me, which is impossible because I wasn't driving at Spark House. I don't know how. Well, can we locate the vehicle? Can we do that? Where where would we where would we be able to find it? I I Well, it sounds like your your wife is already on the home and she's not driving the Lexus. So, it wasn't her. So, then where would the vehicle be? We need to find the vehicle. But So, then how do we find it if if if she's not driving it? This is also pulling my leg out. I am not pulling your leg. I want Look, I want to take care of any cost. You're telling me there's charges coming though. And if we're charging this thing, I should probably He may be covering for somebody else. You're clear. I have a vehicle here pulling in. Other officers arrive at the family's home where more confusion unfolds. Copy. Three white males wearing I think white shirts. That might be them. You're clear. I have a female and a younger male. Hello, ma'am. How's it going? Good. I'm just getting my car. Okay. I'm Officer Johnston up Arlington Police Department. Are you aware of what's going on tonight? Yeah, I am. Okay. Do you know who is driving that car during the accident? Uh, I do not. It's pretty convenient. Um, let me get my insurance card. No weapons or anything inside the house? No. Okay. It's pretty serious matter. Okay. They hit another car. Yeah. We were going to call and get the insurance. Whoever was driving didn't and they took off. That's an arrestable offense. Number one right there. Number two, if they've been drinking, that's also an arrestable offense. And I feel like we're already out with your husband. He's being very uncooperative with us. You're coming off as you're listen. You're coming off as you're going to be uncooperative. So, obviously you guys are covering for someone here. Am I wrong? I'm just wanting to get my insurance information. Am I wrong? We were going to get the insurance information and put it on the car. That's all I was just trying to get the information for you. But you know who was driving. You're covering for probably him. A6 was driving. I need him to come out here right now. The mom has the driver at the residence. He is inside at this time. I need him out here right now. Are you okay? Copy. What's he 24? I don't know. He walked past me and went inside. Mom just came off the info that he was driving right now. Um, you're just going to be detained. You're Well, I don't know. Right now, you're going to be detained. We're going to take you back to the initial scene of the crash. That's what we're going to do. So, it sounds like was your son drive your son was driving the vehicle. We just confirmed that. Okay. She's with him right now. So, why don't you let them handle that? We have an officer at your residence right now. Eventually, it's revealed that their 18-year-old son was the driver. So, the good news is maybe I can help you find this car and get home. Hey, I'm being detained and I guess an officer is coming over. At this point, let's locate your car. Can we do that? All right. I'm going to give you your ID back. Yep. But maybe we Is that why you're in the area to try to find it? It's okay if you are at that point. We already Okay, maybe I'll take it. Mhm. Let's try to But you don't know where it is. Okay. All right. Hello. How's it going? Come here. Go ahead. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your palms together. It's more comfortable that way. Palms together like you're praying. Behind your back. Okay. Right now, you're being detained for leaving the scene of a motor vehicle accident. Okay. And that's being under investigation for a possible OVI as well. Okay. But we were getting insurance information. There was no He's going to continue to circulate. He left the scene of the accident. Locate that vehicle. There's no he was scared, so he called us. Okay. Well, he come this way. I'm going to read you my read you your rights. Okay. Stand right here for me. I'm in two. 8:14. I'll have one detained. that 11. With that being said, are you willing to answer some questions for me with the vehicle? Can I speak to my lawyer? How does this work? Yeah, if mom wants to call him, that's fine. You're detained right now. So, how old are you? 18. Okay, so you can make your own decisions or you can ask mom. Are you willing to talk to me? You're an adult. I would like a lawyer. Okay, that's fine. All right, go ahead. Walk this way with me. Yeah. Well, he's being detained right now. Just in the back of my car. I'm not going anywhere. Okay. What do you They're on the scene with your husband in that car. Go get him. Has he been drinking tonight? No. Okay. Well, he's going to need picked up somehow. That's quite a walk, right? Yeah. Officers remain patient and methodical, piecing together the truth through witness statements, phone calls, and careful questioning. Um, in terms of him tonight, I mean, are you there's a chance that he's going to jail? Um, okay. Should I have I've been here. Okay. I can't give you any legal advice. Okay. I've been here. Okay. We got the license plate off the car, came back to this address. This is where I've been. So, I don't know the total totality of the circumstances that they have down there, but this is where we're at. Okay. Mhm. Someone called in, said he hit a vehicle, took off. Yeah, he didn't take off. He just came home to get the insurance information. Okay, that's here, there, or Yeah, whatever. Okay. He doesn't want to answer any questions. That's fine. That's his right. Yeah, that's that's fine. I'm not Yeah, correct. Not against him. Yeah, correct. 100%. Um, so so I you know we just want to get a hold of somebody and I don't is that a Monday morning thing or or you know if we try to get somebody as far as uh attorney you can try but yeah probably Monday morning. Um like I said he's been advised of his rights so it's it's you um have your friend's dad's number or your friend Brad. Yeah, I could get it. Um, do you want to Is he allowed to text his lawyer? I'm not going to let him text anybody in the back of my car. That's just a safety issue. All right. Do you want to I I will if if you bring him his phone out and he wants to be cool with me, which he has been so far. Yeah. Which you have been so far. I do not have my phone. Okay. He He has the number. I don't have the number. Okay. So, let me go. I'll be cool. I'm not going to like It's upstairs, I think. I would never like run. You did run though, brother. Okay. Well, after Have a seat. Watch your head. The team is respectful, but chooses not to answer questions without a lawyer and refuses to take a sobriety test. Hey, Kate. Hey, Kate. Are you good? Yeah. Can you send me Brad's phone number? Yeah. What's going on? Nothing. Just send me Brad's phone number. I'm by myself. Aiden, send me Brad's phone number, please. Okay. Can I play one thing? No. Yes. Yes, I'm good. He smells like it. He won't do any testing, but every word he said and I smell it on him. He's appears to be 24. Well, I said that it appears that her and the dad are covering up for somebody and obviously somebody was driving the car and she said, "Yeah, he was driving." She already she has not told me that she dropped him off, but she said he has not been drinking tonight. I spoke to the attorney. Okay. He said that's like I said that's fine. That that's his right. So, okay. While mom's here, I mean, I'll let you know just as a courtesy. You are under arrest for OVI at this time. Okay. So, what'll happen? We'll go back to our police department. We got some paperwork to do. We got to get your fingerprints, get your photographs. Okay. And then you'll probably be released on a summon, which means when we're done with all that stuff, mom will be able to come pick you up. Okay. Um, do you have any questions? Yes, sir. All right. Can I go with him? No, he's an adult. Um, all right. Okay, let me get my husband. Okay. Did you drop your husband off down there? Uh, I can't remember at this point. Okay. Exactly. How um, your attorney has advised you not to say anything till he talks to you tomorrow, but he says they'll process you tonight and we'll be able to pick later. Yes, ma'am. And he has his phone so he can call you when he's all done. All right. So, we'll be over to get you shortly. Love you. Love you, too. Um, Coff says, you know, we'll work it out. Back at the station, the teen maintains his silence and insists on speaking with an attorney before signing anything. So, she is saying that with all this going on, she can't remember how her husband got down there. They have spoke with a lawyer, so he's not going to answer any questions or do any tests. The the 18-year-old son Okay, step out for me. Watch your head. If you're cool when we get in here, I'll take your handcuffs off for you. Appreciate it. So, I got to give you the opportunity and kind of explain this to you. It's your right either way. I'll give you more detail here in a couple minutes. You're going to get a chance to give a breath sample. Totally up to you either way. Okay. And you can have a seat in this brown chair right here. Are you going to take that? Okay. My lawyer. That's You're good, man. I just got to present it to you. If you don't want to answer, that's fine. I said here for me. It doesn't mean you can't answer questions. What does it mean then? It just means So, obviously, as I said, you should stop and comment. So there's if I ask you something, you don't feel like answering it, you won't ask. But it's basically just saying that I read you the rights, you understand them. Okay? If you don't want to answer, you don't have to answer. I do not want a lawyer at the time. But if I did want, but you don't have to. You have the right to stop answering. Does that make sense? So even if I want a lawyer, I still sign. You don't have to sign. It's up to you. But if Could I just talk to my lawyer? So there's like questions right here that I'm going to ask. It's up to you if you're going to answer. Can I talk to my lawyer before I sign? Is that allowed? Yeah, we can come back to that. In the end, the law catches up and the teen is held accountable with a promise of further proceedings ahead. Number four, council woman's arrest sparks outrage. Then she's cleared. A situation unfolds in Lexington when council member Tanya Fogle heads to an AT&T store to dispute what she believes are fraudulent charges on her account. She asked the staff to contact the fraud department while she's in the store, but tensions rise when her request is denied and she's asked to leave. Staff call police who quickly present Fogle with a clear choice. Leave now or face arrest. What can I help you with? They're not wishing for you to be here anymore. So, well, I'm I'm going to take care. I'm their customer. And there is a huge There is a huge I wasn't even dealing with you. I was dealing with that other nice man. You came over here. And I'm not I'm I'm Let me tell you something. I'm not escalating. I want y'all to take care of me as your customer. And we tried, but you escalated. So I asked you. So you escalated right along with me. I'm not leaving until I get some satisfaction. Just leave me alone, Miss Fogle. But right now, let me finish this. I don't care. I don't care either. I don't care. I'm going to ask you to leave. If you refuse to leave, you're going to go to jail. Okay. Well, lock up the council member. You go right ahead. I don't care. Just let me Can you just leave me alone for a minute and let me just calm down? And you're not above the law either. And I know my rights. I know that. I know my rights. Just wait a minute. Just give me a moment. I'm asking you. Can you give me a moment right now? No. Just give me five minutes. They don't wish you to be here anymore. Give me five minutes. I'm not 5 minutes. I'm going to sit here and just breathe for a minute before I step outside this place. I am asking you as a law enforcement officer to leave. So, are you refusing to leave? I'm getting ready to finish this so I can leave. Just leave me alone right now. That's not possible right now. Okay. Are you refusing to leave? Yes or no? I am asking you to leave cuz on their behalf. Okay. Are you refusing to leave, Miss Fogle? Who's shooting you? Sir, don't answer. Are you refusing to leave? No, I'm not refusing to leave. Then I need you to get up and leave. Trying to help you right now. Okay. Yeah, I'm trying to help you, too. Okay. Are you refusing to leave? No, I'm not refusing to leave. Are you going to get up and leave? I am going to get up and leave. Then let's get up and leave. Okay. I already got you. Let's get up and leave. I hope you got another profession. Instead of complying, she doubles down, acting as if the rules don't apply to her. I promise you right there. You're not above the law just cuz you're a cop. And you're not above the law either cuz I'm not doing anything because you're a cop. I didn't say that. Okay. Just leave me alone. I just told y'all to leave. I don't want to leave this trash. Let's get up and leave. Further. Sorry, I'm the right color. You couldn't even get your own customer service. some What's your name? You got 10 seconds. You're going to jail. Okay. I'm not going to jail. You got 10 seconds. I'm not going to jail. I'm walking and I'm not going to jail. I'm going. Let's go. I'm walking. I'm walking. I don't have to walk you. I don't have no I don't have no opinion. We're doing this. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Keep going. I'm going. I'll be back. But I'm going today. Do you want her trespass? No, I really I don't. What? Let's focus. Let's go. Come on. You don't have to touch me now. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. No. No. No. I'm not. All I asked you to do was not to touch me. You didn't have to put your hands on me. No, Miss Bogle. You are under arrest. I'm not under arrest. I'm not under arrest. You don't have to. This is something you This is something you're doing. No, it's not. Yes, it is. Yes, it is. You are under arrest. Stop fighting. Stop resisting me. You are making this harder than what it is to be. I'm not resisting you. And I was walking outside when you put your hands on me. Arrest. I'm not refusing arrest. Stop resisting. I'm not resisting. Please put this on. I'm not resisting. Body cam footage captures her please and protest where she emphasizes her physical limitations and the fact that she was trying to leave peacefully. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. I'm not resisting. Yes, you are. I'm not resisting. I didn't leave fast enough for you. Nope. They They And then when I try They mistreat when I try to help you. They mistreated me. You want to become physical? I wasn't physical. You using some really bad words behind your back. You using some real bad words from me. My Do you know about my ankle? I got a plate in my ankle. So, I couldn't walk no faster. That's fine. You were under arrest. Do what? Put your hands behind your back. What is my arrest for? Tell me what my arrest for, please. Cuz I didn't resist. I got up. I wasn't moving fast enough for you. Put your hands. Tell Will you please tell me what I'm being arrested for? I'm just asking what am I being arrested for? He can explain everything to you once you're uh Sir. Sergeant, are you the sergeant? I am, ma'am. Go ahead and put your hands on your back for me. This right here is not even necessary. I actually And you know what? I got up and started walking and Can you please get everybody's name in there? Cuz I got up and started. No, go in there and just started walking, right? Exactly. But you're taking your time doing something. But I got a plate in I got an ankle. I got a plate in my ankle. Just cuz it's all on video. So there's a there is a speed limit that I have to do. It is all on video. Okay. No. Let me ask you something, officer. Do you have anything on you? Let me ask you something. Is there a Did I need to fast walk it? Is that what you're telling me? I'm getting arrested because I didn't walk fast enough. Do you have anything on you that might poke? Would you please answer me? Do you have anything on you that might poke the ground? Will you please answer me? Okay. I wasn't walking fast enough. That's not the problem. That's what you said. I got up, started walking. You got some things in your pocket. So, let's Sergeant, what's your name? Sergeant, she's arrested on the spot. Charged with trespassing, menacing, and resisting arrest. Watch your step. Okay. Why don't we go that way then? What do you mean? Why didn't we go out with Mr. Sergeant? He is coming with us. Mr. Sergeant, I'm walking this way. Okay. I just didn't know why I didn't have I didn't get a right to walk down that way. But he just chose this way. I just got to go to my car cuz you have stuff in your pockets. Okay. You got a a dash cam. Put your camera on. My camera is. Let's go. Okay. Just want to make sure. Wait a You can't push me that way. I'm not pushing you. I'm walking with you. That's what I'm saying. I got a plane in my hand. I understand that. I'm not pushing you. I'm holding you to make sure you don't fall. City Council member Fogle live streams her arrest. Later, claiming bias due to a past encounter with the officer. After all charges are dismissed in court, Fogle says she feels vindicated and urges officers to treat the vulnerable with the same grace she's offering them now. Number three man says he's a lawyer, proceeds to break the law. A hotel guest calls 911 after a disagreement with staff, claiming he was unfairly asked to leave despite having a reservation. Here's what happens when police arrive. Hello, sir. What did I do? So, what happened? Can you tell me? Cuz like I have no idea. I I have no idea. But she's saying you call 911, right? I did because she refused me service. Okay. So she had You are in private property, right? If you if if they don't want to serve you, then they're not they're not supposed to serve. You're on private property. I have a reservation. I paid It doesn't matter. You're on private property, sir. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. Are you from Florida? Maybe. I am from Connecticut. I have a contract. Okay. Maybe maybe over there is like different where they I'm an attorney. That's fine. So maybe in different women that I be here for one day. That's fine. No, I'm just Yeah, it's a contract. I'm just telling you you're on private property. So yes, but sir, I signed a contract. It doesn't matter. Yes, it does. No, sir. Stop it. Really? It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. If they said they're not gonna serve you, they're not gonna serve you. It doesn't matter. That's that's that's gonna be civil issues between you and her. Did you say I I did not say that she would not serve me? You said she she refused to to serve you. That's what you said. No, I I did not say that. Okay. If I did, then I missed. Okay. So, okay. Then then what happened? Why Why you call us? Why call 911? I don't know. So, you call 911 and you don't know why you call 911. [Music] I because I don't know. Officers explained that it doesn't matter if he paid. He's on private property and the hotel has every right to ask someone to leave. No. Okay. All right. So, then we're just going to get short side of the story and we'll see what we're going to do with that. All right. Okay. But I'm just telling you in general, if you go to any bar, any property, any hotel, they're going to tell you like you must leave. That means you must leave. It doesn't matter. You pay, how much you pay, it doesn't matter. No. No. I apologize, sir. You rent a space in a room. Doesn't matter. Yes. No, sir. It does. You rent a space. You are entitled. Not in a Florida. Okay. If you're on private property, you just rent the space, but you don't own that space. All right. You You are entitled. You are entitled when you rent that space. Okay. Did you rent the hotel? Yes, I did. Okay. So, like if they decide to evict you, they can. They did not evict me. I'm just telling you if they But they did not. If they make that decision, you need to pack all your belongings in there. But they did not. I'm just telling you. But you're telling me, but they did not. Okay. All right. So why did you why you call us? I have no idea. I have her call us. You call 911, right? No, she did. She said you call 911. No, she did. Okay. All right. We'll just wait. I did not threaten anyone. I'm not saying you're trying. I did nothing. I don't know what her problem is. I don't know. I paid her. I gave her $30 tip. Okay. So So why you call 911? I don't know. What do you mean? No. You call 911. She She told me I was in a men's room, too. That's That's why you call 911. Yes. No, she called. She said, "You call?" No, she said to the girl that was there before I said, "Do you want me to leave now?" And she said, "No, you have 2 hours." And I said, "Okay." Still, the man insists he did nothing wrong. Repeatedly demanding to know what law he broke and why he's being forced out. I did nothing. Ma'am, you have video recording. I did nothing. Just sir, they just want you to leave. That's it. Just go. May I ask what I did wrong? It doesn't matter. They want you to leave. No, because my Sorry. If you're going to stay or go to jail for trespassing, are you going to leave or not? I'll work. All right. So, you're like refusing to to No, I asked you a question, sir, and you refuse to answer me. They want you to leave. They want you to leave. They're not even trying. No, ma'am. I asked you a question. I'd like to answer. What did I do? They don't want you on the property. No, that's not my question. What did I do? They don't go on the property. What? What law did I break? Trespassing. You're on somebody's property. They told you to leave your private property. And you said you're a lawyer. You should know better. I have I have a contract. I don't care. Why do you have No, you may not care, but I rented a space. Are you leaving or no? Are you leaving or no? You arrest me. Okay. [Music] You happy? I didn't do anything to you. I gave you money tonight. I tipped you. What did I do to you? Why you just Why you just didn't leave? Come on, man. Because why did you tell me I have You have to arrest me. I did nothing. I broke no law. Okay. Okay. You want me, sir? You're going to be Okay, that's fine. Okay. As he's placed under arrest, he grows visibly upset, pleading with officers for answers and doubling down on the idea that he's the real victim here. You're giving me undue pressure. Okay. So, listen. You're in private Roberts, right? They told you to leave. They don't need to explain. I didn't do anything. It doesn't matter. Yes, it does, sir. Yes, it does. Yes, not not in Florida. Okay. No. So, you you tell me if I can go to your house, right? Inside your house. And you tell me to leave. And like, no, I'm not going to leave because you didn't tell me the reason. No, that's good. Okay. Do you have anything illegal on you? I'm sorry. Have anything illegal on you? Spread your feet. No. Spread your feet. No. Spread your feet. right there. Is your ID here, sir? Uh, I gave it to you. You never gave me your your ID. I never asked for I'm sorry. Here's your ID, right? Yes, sir. Listen, if if you have something on you and you're going to take it to jail, you'll get another charge and it's going to be felony. All right. What do you want me to do? I'm just asking you if there's anything else in you. In your pocket, somewhere else, in your shoes, I'm just asking the question, sir. Sir, what do you want me to do? Just asking you the question. No. No. So, you don't have That's it. That's it. Do you want me to just forget it and go? What do you want me to do? No, you're not. I don't understand. Sit down. I don't understand. You're going to jail, man. That's it. Put down for for what is the offense? Trespassing. I have not given any Miranda rights. Sit down. I have not to do with the Miranda rights. I'm sorry. There's nothing to do with the Miranda rights. don't have any rights. I said there's nothing to do with the Miranda rights. I don't need to ask you any questions. Okay. There's no rights. I'm not saying I said I don't have to read your Miranda rights in this case. Okay. You don't? No, I don't. And you said you lower. You should know better. I have no rights. I I never said that. Yes, you did, sir. Okay. Just All right. Put your feet in the corner. I would like to hear my rights. The officers stay firm and eventually place him in the squad car. All while he keeps demanding answers and tossing around legal jargon. Sir, put your feet in a car. I would like to hear my rights, please. Sir, it's not how it works. Yes, I'd like to hear my rights, please. I don't have any questions to ask you. Okay. May I please hear my rights? No. Come on, sit down. It's not how it works. May I please hear my rights, please? You are my hands. My hands are breaking. My hands. Please help me. Officer. Officer, please help me. Please help me. Officer, please help me. Officer. Okay, I need you to put your feet. Officer, please help me. Officer, please help me. Officer, please help me. Officer, please help me. Officer, please help me. Officer, you going to let me get a word in? Officer, please. Well, I'm trying to and I'm currently officer, please help me. Officer, please help me. Officer, please help me. Officer, please help me. My hands, I can't move my arms. Please. Well, that's what the handcuffs are meant for. I am in pain. Please help me. Please, officer, please help me. Officer, please help me. Officer, please. South Street and White Street. Officer, please help me. Officer, please help me. Inside the vehicle, his behavior takes a turn for the childish, whining, complaining, and acting more like a tantrumthrowing kid than a grown man. I am in pain right now. Please help me. I'm going to help you here in a few. Please help me. But if you're going to keep screaming, there's nothing I can do about it. Help me. I am in pain. You are putting me in pain right now. I am being refused my civil rights. I am being refused my civil rights. I am not being told why I'm re why I am arrested. You have We told you you were arrested for trespassing. I was not trespassing. I have a reservation at that hotel. I rent space there. Yes, it was. It was a hotel. You're going to tell me that wasn't a hotel. Relax. Listen to me cuz I've been trying to talk to you and all you want to do is I did not break any law. Relax. You are restraining me. Yes. There is a reason why. Why? One, you're trespass and you're going to jail. I wasn't trespassing. I have reservation there. I rent a space there. What's that? Look that way. I am demanding. Look that way. I am demanding to know why I'm being arrested. Come on, let's go. I am demanding to know why I'm being arrested. I have no idea what my rights are. Sir, what are my rights? You have a right to know them. What are my rights, sir? Come on, let's go. Freedom of speech. No, I don't know what my rights are, sir. I just told you. Freedom of speech. What? What? No. I don't know why I'm being arrested. Well, you'll learn eventually. No, you need to tell me right now. You don't? No. You were already told several times. I wasn't. Yes, you were. No, I wasn't. Never. Right here. I was never told. Let's go. I was never told. Let's go. I don't know why I'm being arrested. You can read the report. I don't need to know why I'm being arrested. You read the report and then you'll find out. Sir, I'm not entitled to know why I'm being arrested. Is that all? Is that Yes, it is. Okay. And even as things wrap up, he still doesn't let up. 142-187-189. Okay, I'll look it up. Yes. All right. Right there. You're sir. So, does that look like the behavior of a real attorney to you? Sound off below. Number two, when a police chief gets caught breaking the law, police respond to a violent single car crash where a driver reportedly sped the wrong way down the road, lost control, and flipped his vehicle. When officers arrive, they discover the driver is none other than Wally Cle, a former police chief. I saw the fire department pull out. They probably can't. Are they on? Let me know. I know. What's his name? I was going to His name's Larry. His last he works for the bridge. I don't know, but his last name's on the back of the license plates. He's got an engine. That's why he's yelling screaming like that. But uh other than that, I don't know if he's been drinking or not. Yeah, it's hard to tell. The red car that's mine. Yeah. I'm sitting in traffic and he comes down this way, hits this thing, and then the whole car just flips over like this. What the he just relax? Dad, he was going too fast. Have to come down this way. The wrong way. Let me go. Larry, just relax. Let me go. Larry, just relax. Come on. Let me go. So, I put the barrel. So, I'm rerouting traffic that way. Yeah. So, so I don't have to stand. What the wanted to go down this way and you let's go. Let me go. You have the keys. He's got him on his lap. I can't tell can't tell if it's a I can't see if he's got an injury or what. What the Let me He's got blood on his face. I don't know if that was from Probably Probably the airbag. Yeah, maybe. Come down. Go. Let's go. Come on. Come on. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Make me go. Okay. All right. Calm down. Make me go. Calm down. Relax. You know what? I'm the Okay. You know what? I bridge you. Don't do that. Okay. Stop. Yeah. Come on. Wall-ally appears disoriented and aggressive. He tries to assert control, referring to his past role in law enforcement, but refuses to follow simple instructions. No. Come on. I don't know. You have a gun on you? Yeah, I do. But let me go. Come on. Come on. Let me go. He does. This guy coming from all the way. The guy in the Buick. Yeah, he the fans pee sometime. this cup and you know just let me see I I can't get in there. Um I don't know if he's got a head injury. I don't know. He's a village employee. So and he's got blood hanging off his Okay. And he's he's he's swearing and all that. Is your car in park, sir? You guys are awesome. You guys are good. You're good. Thank you. You look good. All right. Thank you very much, dude. You got to get out of the car. Climbing. Let me go. [Music] There you go. I didn't know what I'm doing. Good. No. Head back to the corners. No, I'm not. Larry, don't give these guys a hard time. Don't give them a hard time. All right. They're great. Don't give them Yeah. Don't give him a hard time. They're great. Thank you very much. I think it might be. No, you're not. You're retired, man. His name is Larry. That's not Wallally. Wall-E. It's Wall-E. It is Wallally. Oh, it is. Hey, why why are you retired? That's an airbag. You got I didn't put that there. No, you didn't. No, I didn't. You were in a car accident. But I don't know what the purpose. Come on, guys. You know what? Despite the officer's best efforts to deescalate, Wally becomes more combative by the minute, arguing about authority, demanding to be released, and outright refusing to exit the vehicle. Okay. Can we even get the stretcher through here? You might want to drive around the block and come this way if you can. I'm just worried about that 32, you know, just in case just make sure you're getting everything. I was the chief of place and virtue of yours. That makes it even better. That's why I want to get 21. What the? Just relax, Wally. I I know because you guys are all awesome when I go down. Right. Right. We want to take care of you all. All right. You want to go to the hospital? I've never seen a head injury like that before. And I was in the fire service for four years. You may have Where the 515 phone is not on me. What the Don't come back me. Is there no way to shut that car off? Jeez. Where the did he come from? Who? Him. What the did he come from? He's here to help you. He's taking you to the hospital. No. No. He was that way. You already put that in there. Uh T, get the out of here. Yo, you're going in there. Obviously. Get the out of here. You want to walk over there or do you want us to bring the stretcher over? Get out of the car. Come on, Wally. You ready? Come on, buddy. You got to get out. Got to get out. I'm waiting for him. It's buddy. What's that? Well, you're right. Let's go. The is this? Ollie, come on, buddy. You know what? Come on. Get the out of here. Let me get to what? What? What are you doing back here? You know what? What are you doing back here in my arm? Come on, Wally. Let's go. Have to hop out of the car, man. Come on. Let's go. They continue trying to reason with him, but he digs in his heels. Wally, come on, buddy. Come on. I'm a chief of police in Bridge. Why you do this to me? No, you're not. Come on. All right, you got to hop out of the car. Wally, let's go. Wally, come on. Why? Why you do this to You're embarrassing yourself. What? You're embarrassing yourself. Come on. You know what? Don't do to memory. Let's go. Leave me alone. If you want to keep You know what? Get him the out of here. If you want to keep any any part of your career left, get out of the car. Nice. Now, you won't have a job tomorrow. Get out of the car. Nice. You know what? You know what? Leave me alone. Let's go. Get him the out of here. Let's go. Wally, no. Get him out of here. No. No. No. No. Let's go. Stop fighting. No. Wall. Stop fighting. Stop doing it to me. Wall-E. No. Stop doing it to me. Wall-ally, out of the car, my man. I know, but stop doing it to me. Wally, come on. Get your feet out. Stop doing that to Let's go. No, stop resisting. Let's go. Stop. Stop resisting, Wall-E. Come on, Wall-E. Let's go. All right, Wall-E, let's go. Come on, guys. Come on. Let's go. You guys hurt me a lot. They're trying to pull you off. Oh, no. You guys hurt me. No, we're not playing games no more. Let's go. I know, but don't hurt me. All right, then. Get out. Get out. I know, but I have to do this. Don't hurt me. We're not hurting you, Ollie. No, you did. Let's go. Okay, guys. Come on. No, you guys are my buddies. I know. Then let's go. I know, but don't do that. Stop. Wall-E, let's take your hands off this. Okay. Come on, guys. I'm sorry. Come on. No. Stop. Molly, no. Eventually, his non-compliance forces their hand, and officers are left with no choice but to physically remove him from the car. Molly, come on. Holy, come on. That arm. I have this one. Peel it. Jesus. Okay. Okay. Okay. We're out. Okay, we're out. Oh, guys, it's all we wanted, man. Just keep I'm sorry, guys. I'm sorry. We're just going to get checked out. I'm sorry, guys. Come on. Sorry for you. We're best buddies. How much you had to drink tonight, Wall-E? No, not today. No, no, not tonight. Okay. How much you had to drink the last hour? 79 street. Oh, let go of me. Ow. Ow. What? Guys, I'm sorry. Okay. Well, get up. I'm Where's your ID at, man? Okay. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Oh my god. Ow. Come on, guys. Checking for that 32. Okay. Come on. I'm sorry. Come on, guys. Stop. You're You're my awesome guy. Ow. Hey. Oh, you know what? Come on. Ow. You're hurting me. Well done. Quit resisting. What? Stop. You're hurting me. Oh, well, quit resisting. Ow. That's my I don't have one. Moments later, they arrive at the station where Wall-E is officially booked and processed into jail. Mr. Walry, you ready? Come on. Let me know if you need help. Yeah. Okay. I got you. Okay. All right. So, you understand what this is, right? Sir, this is going to be pretty much You know, you understand your vehicle was towed, right? What? Your vehicle was towed cuz you you were in a car accident. My vehicle's what? It was towed. Towed? Yeah. No, it's not towed. Well, yes, it was. I'm I'm telling you. This is going to be Was it towed by you? Listen. Listen to what I'm trying to tell you. It wasn't towed. I was told he was involved in an accident. Oh god. You crashed into another car. You've been and you've been drinking. Got pulled by No, I pulled by you guys. Sir, I'm I'm explaining it to you. Okay. For DUI. Okay. What do you mean a DUI? I'm I'm explaining to you what this is. Listen. Listen to what I'm saying. Okay. Stop getting Stop getting upset. Okay. What do you mean a DUI? I'm not That's what the officer charged you with. The arresting officer charged you with a DUI. Okay. I'm not going. I'm not going to I'm not drunk. I I came from work by Oh, I came by work by you guys. Okay. You want You want to get out from here or you want to stay in here? If you want to get outside here. Okay. Yeah. Okay. Then I I came from you. I came from work by you guys. I'm not drunk. You can argue. He's officially charged with DUI and resisting arrest. Number one, former cop tries to flex authority. Ends up in cups. Police stop a driver after spotting him stumbling near a McDonald's and then driving unusually slow with erratic turns. When officers approach the vehicle, the driver, identified as Wendell, immediately gets defensive. Hey, stay in the car. Stay in the car for me. Close the door. Close the door. What are you doing? Close the door. Close the door for me, man. What are you doing? Why you trying to get out? I'm not trying to get out. Close the door. What are you doing? Oh, man. You all right? I'm fine. Okay. You were stumbling coming out of the McDonald's there for a second, then you were going about 2 miles an hour. You good? Stop reaching, man. What are you reaching for? You sure you're okay? Like you have any medical episode or something? You all right? Fine. Okay. You got your license, registration, insurance? I'm going in here to do it now. Okay. Is there anything in the car I need to know about before you start reaching? Last time I checked, the last time I checked. Okay. All right. Last time you checked, what? The last time I checked, the fourth amendment to United States Constitution says, "Hey, here you go. Here you go." Okay. Is your license in there? Do you remember what I asked you for? Cuz it looks like you're trying to pull cash out. You know what that is? What is that? All right. You know what it is. Okay. All right. Why don't you want to talk? All right. Want to talk about anything? Can you really tell me how your your night's going? You don't you don't say anything else. Just tell me good, bad. Okay, he's not talking. He rolled up the window. Officers suspect the driver might be under the influence and request that he step out for a field sobriety test. All right. You want me to Okay. All righty. Why'd you roll the window up? Come on. Let's just make this easier, man. I'm just trying to talk. I'm going to ask you something real quick. All right. Where are you coming from? You just going to shake your head or you going to answer? I mean, shaking your head, ignoring me is going to make me go away, dude. You had anything to drink tonight? Okay. I'm asking that you step out so we can do some FSC's on you. Some field sobriety exercise just to make sure you're okay to drive. As stated on the back of your license, your Florida license, you have to do that. She's not asking you. She's telling you. Let's step out. Just step out of the vehicle. Wendle, I'm asking you politely to come and step out of the vehicle. Okay? I don't want this to be a huge deal. All we're doing is checking your eyes and having you walk in a line and just making sure you're okay to to drive. That's it. No one's here to try to beat you up. I'm a police officer for 33 years. Thank you for your service. Do what you got to do. Then that's fantastic. Would you mind stepping out for me? If you were a police officer for 30 If you were a police officer for that long, then you should know that this is how things go. I know how things go. That's why I'm not stepping out. All right. Step out for me, Wendle. No, I'm not. Despite repeated warnings, he refuses to comply. Okay, I'm ask you one more time to step out for me. Last time I check have to have you step out. You know what the car doctrine is? The Fourth Amendment, the United States Constitution. I'm not stepping it out. Wendle, your speech is slurred. You were going 5 miles an hour and then you turned about three times to do a big loop. So based off of that, I'm just going to have to go off of what I have already if you're not willing to do field sobriety exercises. All right. Would you mind please stepping out for me so we can civil way? All right. Next time I'm going to check United States Constitution, the Fourth Amendment says. All right. Okay. Well, your license also says something different. The license that you got from the DMV in the state of Florida. Claiming to be a retired officer with 33 years of service, he accuses the responding officers of violating his rights. Read to me, but what's going to happen is you out of the view. You can read whatever you want to read to me, but anything that comes into United States Constitution that is not Is there any reason you're not making any eye contact with me? Your speech is because I don't want to talk to you. My speech is not slurred. I don't want to talk to you. Listen. Now, you don't tell me to listen. You see this? I just told you I was a police officer. Okay. All right. Don't sit down, Wendle. Listen. Relax. Okay. Go ahead. You're making it You're making it way worse than it needs to be. Roll down the window. Wendle. Dude, come on. You got some probable cause. Let me know. Yes. And no, you do not. The other deputy has to have probable cause to do this. Man, don't tell me that you talking to you need to talk to somebody else that's a know any better. Okay, please, man. There is no reason to make it this difficult. You're you're bringing upon yourself. You've already made it difficult. How? And I'm going you up one side of the wall and down the other. Okay. All right. Can you please just step out? No, I will not step out. You give me probable cause. The last time I checked, the fourth amendment to the United States uh US Constitution says you constantly have probable cause. One more time. Step out for me. No, you got probable cause. Give me probable cause. Step out for me, Wendle. Yeah, I'm not stepping out. Listen, sir. Right now, it's it's an investigation reference right under the influence. Okay. Yeah, you have an influence. I'm not done anymore. The court angle of it can be handled from the court angle of it, but if you further your resistance against us, it's just going to be another criminal char. As the encounter drags on, it becomes clear he has no intention of cooperating. You can you don't have you don't have to. You can charge me withever you want to charge me with. Okay? If you don't have PC, if you don't have anything that is referring to PC, okay, and fourth amendment, all right, you do what you want to do, okay? You don't hear provable cause walking, stumbling through the parking lot, parked not properly in a parking spot. I'm not in the wrong way. I'm not arguing with you. I'm explaining to you the problem. You don't have to explain me anything. You say this, I'm a member of the Fraternal Order of Police. Okay? I am a police officer. Uh 33 years. You can do whatever you want to do. Okay? Where it's at right now is you can either step out or you're going to just be placed under arrest. Place under arrest with what? You got probable cause to place under if you don't step out. The probable cause is you're impeding our investigation. You're not cooperating. It's resisting an officer without violence. How am I doing that? We're going to give you one more chance to step out for you. Give me You see the tags on that? It says for China. You see the tags? Are you going to step out of the car? Hey, hey, listen. Then you're under arrest. I mean, that's fine. Okay. Wait a minute. Hold on. Hold on. Wait a minute. I a female. I can step out of the car. I don't need you to put your hands on me. I don't need for you to put your hands out. Get your hands off of me. I don't need for you to do that. Step out of the car. I mean, what what are you talking about? Are you You think you intimidating me? Get out of the car. You take Do you think Wait a minute. Hold on. You said you're going to step out, then step out. Well, you Well, put your hands off of me and I'll step out. I've asked you that already. step out. You said no. So, I never said no. Eventually, the officers have to pull him out of the car. All right. All right. All right. All right. All right. Wait a minute. Hold on. Hold on. No, there's no Hold on. Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh. I'm going to shoot your asses on one side of the wall. Hold on. Slide this down. Slide your knee. Won't let me do this. We asked you several times. Do it. Okay. All right. Let's go. Let me do it. Let's do it. All right. Slide a bunch of of police officers who think you know what you're doing. I'm out. All right, I'm out. Okay, I'm out. There it is. All right, there it is. Okay, step back here. Step back here. Turn. Face your door. What are you doing? Okay. You just had to listen. That's literally all that you had to do. I know. Last time I checked, the fourth amendment in the United States Constitution. You got these on? Yep. That No. Come on. All right. Let's do it. Let's do this. All right. Put your hand uh your palms together like you're praying. Yeah. You do it. You know what's up. I mean, it's just going to hurt you more. That's why more I've done this. All right. Okay. I've done this at the federal law enforcement training center. Okay, I've done this. Okay, you people who have absolutely no probable cause. Okay, you got no par stop. You got nothing. Okay, you got nothing. Wendell doesn't go quietly. He starts ranting about politics and calling the officers every name in the book. Bunch of racist cops. How are we racist? You're racist. Let me tell you something. You got a Donald Trump, okay, that has 34 felony convictions and I am a police officer. All right. Now, I do I I don't know what your go say, but I know what your general order say and your general orders say. You do not. All right, window. You wait a minute. No, Windows. You don't comment. But my first thing, do you have anything sharp in your pockets? That's going to I don't have anything in my pockets that are going to say that I am man. Go ahead. I'm searching, baby. Okay. All right. Do it. Okay. You are you are you are supporting that has 34 felony convictions. Okay? And I don't trust any one of you white cops. Okay? I don't care if you start feel that way. I got 33 years as a police officer and you telling me that you and you should know that. I should know better. I should know better. You are supporting a man with 34 brother convictions. Okay. I should chose Go ahead. I Hey, go ahead. I don't hear I don't have Go ahead. I don't hear. All right. You're supporting a man who has 34 felony convictions. Go ahead, baby. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. Just relax. Where you at? Go ahead. He keeps dropping the fact that he's a retired cop, but that doesn't change a thing. These officers are sticking to the playbook. Let me let me step out to make it easier for you. Let me step out to make it easier for you. Yeah, you had to make me relax. Okay, you got Yes, right. I'm the furthest thing from that. All right, I don't care what you are. Okay, go ahead. Take it off. You see what it says? I don't give a I would trust you. I would trust you as far as I can throw a feel that way. Yeah, I don't care. Let's go. Let's go. When we get to court, when we get to court, let's see what's up. All right. You yelling is not doing anything. I don't care. When we get to court, we going to see what's up. Okay. All right. Okay. Think I trust you. Okay. All right. Hold on. All right. Get the keys out. Get the keys out. You got to slide out there. You think I got them? Got help with Man, don't help me nothing. I'm doing it myself. Okay. All right. Here. Hold on. I got your glasses. Man, do not help me. Do not touch me. Don't touch me. I'm not touching you. All right. Don't worry about them. I'll worry about them myself. All right. I still want them to fall. You think I got those on my car? Do you want the cuffs loosened or not? Yes, I do. Then you got to get out. I'm trying to get out. What does it look What does it look like to you? I'm doing Okay. When we get the kill, when we get to court, you know, the whole time he acts like he's the real victim here, throwing around accusations like candy on Halloween. You think I got that dag tag on my car that says Fraternal Order Police for nothing for nothing? Man, I'm turning around. Get your hands off of me. Do not touch me. Yes, I do. Do not touch me. I can loosen them. Don't touch me. Thank you. I mean, yeah, that's what I said. I don't care what you said. Okay. I don't care what you say. Could just be the watch. Let's turn the hands around. Can you Can we turn your hands around? So, it's like you're clapping, man. Let me tell you something. You're doing what you want to do. Do not ask me. They're loose. Do not ask me. Okay. I'll have a seat. Get your hands off of me. Then sit down. I know exactly what you're doing. Get your hands off of me. Okay. Wait, wait, wait. All right. Wait a minute. Sit down. Sit down. They're still not tight. They're still tight. I just put a finger in between each one of them. Hey, don't tell me that. And you keep talking. I know what's going to I need I need I mean don't just have a seat. I need these off because they are too tight. Okay. They're too tight. Get your handcuff keys out. Put them on the top. Turn it. Turn it the way it's supposed to be turned and do what you were trained. How about we'll do we'll do two. Yeah. Here. Here, you just use mine so you don't got to waste your coffee. What' you say? I got it here. You want to hold these? I don't trust any of you. Okay. Okay. I don't trust any of you. Okay. Have a seat. Okay. Now, don't listen to me. You people have supported. By this point, it's hard to believe Wendell actually served in law enforcement for over three decades. Do you want to do an inventory? Oh, man. I'll call you. felony convictions. Okay. Donald Trump said does too. You tell somebody else. Touch you, but you weren't listening. You have to sit down. No, I don't have to listen. Okay. I don't have to listen. I am a police off a for a retired police officer. Get your hands off of me. Get your hand. I will. I will. You take your hands off of me. No, you tried this. Nothing. Sit down. All right. Is that the first name? Wendle was it? I'm sorry. You had nothing. Wendle, what? What are you talking about? I'm trying to address you by your first name. You do not have to address me at all. I'm telling you. I'm telling you, you support and I know it's your general order. Can you start 81 rotation vehicle involved? But they tell you do not you do not have anything to do with a felon. Okay? You don't have anything to do with a felon. You people are supporting a felon who has 34 felony convictions and I'm supposed to trust you. What are you talking about? What am I talking about? You don't know. It's been You don't have to know, but you do know. So, you get your watch commander or your watch sergeant. Here, we've told you. You're telling me. All right. So, you telling me now you don't know what I'm talking about. But once we get to court, you will know exactly what I'm talking about. Okay? Don't you touch me. Okay. All right. Don't touch. Your hands are off. Just have a seat. All right. I'mma have a seat. Okay. Despite his ongoing protest, he's secured in the patrol car and taken to jail where he'll now have to face the consequences of his choices. Trump support. Let's go. All right. Time. There you go. I I don't need you. Just put your leg in so I can seat belt. Let me tell you something. I've done this before. I am not We're not We're not I am not a convicted felon. I am Put your leg in the car. Hey, look. Don't Hey, man. Get the hell out of here. A female officer. No wonder they didn't want get my leg in the car. All right. He's looking in my car. He better know what the Carol doctrine is. Is it supports the Fourth Amendment? He better know what the Carol Doctrine. At the station, Wendell continues to recite legal jargon and constitutional references, refusing to acknowledge any wrongdoing. Okay. All right. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to read your implied consent. I master deputy framer and not requesting to that you submit a lawful test for your purpose. First of all, I have been Miranda. First of all, I haven't been Miranda. First of all, I have not been Miranda. I have been Miranda. I didn't arrest you. Okay. I don't care. I don't care if you arrested me or not. I have not been Miranda. I have not been Miranda. Okay. Anyway, I have not been Miranda. You wanting to take the test? No, I'm not. I haven't been mirandized. Okay. I have not been Miranda. This man don't want to take the test. I haven't been Miranda. All right. So, all right. For refusing to take test. If you would choose to take the test, I requested review. Your driving privileges will be suspended for a period of one year for the first refusal or 18 months if your driving uh privileges have been proven. Hey, look, talk to my attorney. Talk to my attorney. I have not been for refusing to submit a lawful test of your breath. You're in a blood. Additionally, if you refuse to take the test, I have requested of you and If your driving privileges have been previously suspended or if you have been previously fined under 37 327.35 Get it right. Get it right. For a refusal to submit a lawful test of your breath, urine of blood, you will be committing a misdemeanor in addition to any other penalties which can be imposed by law. Refusal to submit to the He insists the arrest has no legal basis and repeatedly demands that officers speak to his lawyer. Now, you can cross your legs all you want. I'm not worried about I'm not worried about MC. I'm not worried about MD. I'm not worried about Mr. M. You talk to my attorney. Talk to my attorney. Talk to my attorney. I sound whatever you want to sound like. You talk to my attorney. You talk to my attorney. Okay. Talk to my attorney. When we talking about We're are talking about a we're talking about probable cause. Talk to my attorney. Do you understand that I am a retired cop and you going to tell me some bull that you tell that to somebody that does not understand. Okay. Tell somebody to understand that. All right. Remma, Prima, whatever your name is, right? No probable cause, no Terry stop. Okay, you still haven't told me that. So, I tell you what, you speak to my attorney. Don't ask me anything else. You talk to my attorney. And last time I checked, the fourth amendment to the United States Constitution says that no warrant shall issue but upon probable cause. Okay. The definition for probable cause are a set of circumstances which will lead a reasonable and prudent person to believe that a crime has been committed or is about to be committed. Okay? You people just going crazy with Donald Trump. Okay. It's ironic expecting respect for his past service while showing none for those currently wearing the badge. We're going to see how much of the Constitution you know. Sorry for that. and your department cuz it seems to me that you people don't know a thing about the US con constitution. This has to do with due process. Okay. The fourth amendment, the sixth amendment, and the 14th amendment. All right. You think you can run around here cuz of Donald Trump? And we're going to see about that when we get to court. You You are supposed to let me know why I'm being arrested. I did. No, you did not. Okay. You just don't remember. No, I don't. I remember. I remember everything. I have a I have a degree. I have a degree. I have a degree in criminalology. Okay. You tell me. right now why you arrested me. Tell me right now. I don't hear about a 1205. Okay. You tell me why you arrested me. You tell me you locked me up for DUI and that's your probable cause and you don't have any probable cause. No lane changes, no speeding, no accident, nothing. So you told me you locked me up for DUI, but what did I do? I explained your charges already. No, you did not. What did I do? Come on, man. All right. Good luck to you, Lend. Hey, hey, let me tell you something. I don't need no luck from a police officer like you. Okay? They charge him with DUI and resisting without violence. So, next time someone flashes a title like it's a get out of jail free card, just remember respect isn't earned by rank, but by behavior, and no one's above the law. Drop your thoughts in the comments.