You always pull this stuff. You haven't changed one bit, bro. >> Stop reaching. Hand on the dash. McCree. >> McCree. Hands out your pocket now. >> This is how people get shot. >> Point blue Toyota Camry versus a link bus. Final stop's going to be garden pine. How y'all doing? >> All right. How you doing? >> We're all good. Window down. >> Can you roll all the windows down? >> Thank you. >> You know why I'm stopping you? >> No. You want those window? >> Uh, one, you're speeding on Ivy's 35. And two, you don't got your headlights on. It's raining outside. >> It ain't even mine. >> It's raining back there where we were. >> Yeah. Got your lights on. >> Oh my goodness. Is that McCree? >> Wow. Haven't seen you in a while. >> Fishing. >> You're what? >> What? Fishing. >> Fishing. >> Going fishing. Where's the fishing pole in the >> Orange County? No, please. I got four. And >> y'all got medical marijuana cards? No, sir. Sarah Mcc, >> you got any weed on you today? >> No. >> You got any weed on you? >> No. >> No. We're not sweating that little bag of weed. No one's got any weed. >> No, sir. >> Okay. >> We clean. >> There's weed in the bowl right there. Hammer the bowl, bro. >> This ain't weed. This is going to have her hold your hands. I'm going to take your seat belt off it. >> Don't call your mom. McCree, come on, dude. You been through this many too many times to call your mom. Dude, >> this being for a drug investigation. >> Yes. >> Weed is still drugs, man. Unfortunately. Let's walk over here. >> Nothing on you right here. Stab me or poke me? No guns, nothing like that. You sweating a lot, bro. Weren't sweating when we started. >> It's hot. >> Ain't that hot? I'm wearing all this stuff. I ain't sweating. >> Oh, stop that nonsense. >> You're hot as >> Stop moving around the car. Put your hands on the dash. Put your hands on the dash. Stop reaching, McCree. Stop reaching now. Stop reaching. >> Stop. McCree, put your hands on the dash. Do it now. >> McCree, put your hands on the dash. DO IT NOW. >> YES, you are. Put your hands on the dash AND DO IT NOW. >> MCCREE, hands on the dash now. >> Hands on the dash. >> I have a pocket. >> Yeah, no problem, dude. That's okay. Appreciate you. Let me know. >> Stay in the car. >> YOU SHOOT ME. >> Why can't Listen, put your hands on the dash. >> Can you please come up here, >> man? They shoot me. [ __ ] LAWSUIT, BRO. I'M TRYING TO GET OUT THE CAR. >> Stay in the car until I tell you to get out. >> No, I'm trying to get out, bro. I'm going to pass out. It's hot. >> Just comply. >> McCree, man. >> Put your hands on the dash and then >> It's hot, bro. >> I understand that. >> Reach the side. Reach. I don't have nothing in my pocket. >> Just put the dash and then we'll we'll let you get on out, man. Just comply first. All right. >> Just get your feet out and cross them. on the dash. >> Right on the dash. >> There you go. Appreciate you, man. Just keep going. >> No, no, no. If I get off, bro. >> I will tell you what to do. >> Man, what you going to do? You going to shoot him? What you going to do >> right now? You're not cooperating. I'm trying to deescalate situation. You're escalating it. >> McCree, you're going to keep your hand straight up in the air when I open this door. Do you understand? >> If I flick, what you >> hand straight up in the air when I open this door? >> Do you understand? >> I don't have nothing. I just got in the car >> and straight up. Grab him. I got say >> grab his arm. >> Okay, bro. Okay. Okay. CAN I PUT MY PANTS UP? >> YOU CAN'T STOP. >> STOP. >> Let's go. >> McCree on the ground. Do it now. >> Someone go low. I don't >> just relax. >> I got this. >> Why got to BE LIKE THIS? >> BECAUSE BEATING ME UP, BRO. >> NOBODY'S BEATING YOU UP. >> OKAY, >> I'll get this arm. >> Come on. Bring your arm. >> I'll need two separate cups. Okay. >> Make sure you ain't got nothing. >> I don't have nothing on me at all. >> Bring it on back. >> Bring your arm back, man. >> Okay. Can y'all get off me first? No. >> Bring your arm back. on the ground still fighting the cuffs every second he resists adds charges and risk. You hear officers breathing heavy. This isn't choreographed. Mom's heartbreak on the phone later is gut-wrenching because she knows the pattern. You want to be able to get in the car or you just gonna throw a tantrum the whole time? >> Get in the car for you. >> Nothing you did was just >> dude. >> Hey bud, just stand up. >> Which one of y'all? What's up? What a what a dumb bro cuz she my >> ready. Come on. One, two, three. We're going to stand up. >> One, two, three. >> Not going to dead body weight. >> You ain't worth my back throw. >> Come on. >> Hey, why not call this number, please? You're not standing up because I don't know what I'm getting for. >> I'm the supervisor here. >> I'm not getting I'm not getting up without being arrested for >> you're going to jail. >> Clearly resist. >> Yeah, man. At the very least. How is this not resist? So you're going to go to jail? >> Yeah. >> So you're going to get up on your own >> cuz you're going to have to go on the patrol. You're going to make her harder. >> For what? >> So we would like you to stand >> up for what? >> For this clearly. >> For what? >> So are you going to stand up on your own? If he ain't TOUCH, WHY THE Y'ALL TOUCHING HIM? >> STAND UP. >> Stand up. >> And he won't stand up. >> McCree, can you stand from standing up? McCree, you need to stand up. >> McCree, what do >> you need to stand up? being an adult. >> Why you letting THIS BE LIKE RIDING THE KEY? >> HE'S GOING TO GET MORE CHARGES. >> YEAH, BUT I'M TELLING I'm his mother. I CAN GET HIM OFF. >> OKAY, >> BUT LET HIM GET UP. Y'ALL AIN'T GOT TO DO THAT. >> LET ME GET HIM OFF. >> They have to turn. >> Okay, but they I'm watching them ranging his wrist. >> That's the way we live. >> No, that ain't the way. I'm trying to get up. >> BABEL, GET UP CUZ I AIN'T GOT TIME FOR YOU. KNOW I GOT A BAD HEART. GET UP. HE'S just getting more charges if he don't get up. So he's trying to tell him to get up. >> Get up. >> Yeah. Okay. >> I'm gone, BAB. JUST GET UP. >> GET UP. MOM, STAY HERE. GET UP. GODAMN IT. >> Towards you like this. Cross your leg and then roll onto your knee. We're trying to help you up. >> That man trying to help get him. >> I try. LISTEN TO ME. BEHIND ME. >> I WILL help you out. >> He's harassing me. He's trying to get your knee. >> There you go. Roll on to their right knee. Roll on to your knee. I'll help you out. >> Roll on to the knee. >> They forcing me up, bro. >> Hold on to the knee. They >> like to call. You know my heart, man. >> Just get out. Let them get you out. >> Two. Man, what the >> now? Watch what I get. They they force my >> baby. It don't matter. I'M FOLLOWING YOU ALL the way to the Orange County Jail. IT DON'T MATTER. THEY CAN'T DO NO MORE >> cuz I'm following you all the way TO THE ORANGE COUNTY. When they go THROUGH THEM GATES, THEN I'M GONE. >> You hear mama? Your mama coming to get you, man. There you go. >> Your mama coming to get you. Come on, man. >> There you go. There you go. There we go. >> THAT'S WHAT I PULL YOUR PANTS UP. TO THE BACK OF the car, man. How far you've already come from getting in the car, bro. >> Let's go. These handcuffs, bro. They tight on my wrist, bro. >> Doesn't work that way. >> Can we please handcuff on my wrist? >> NO. NO. GET IN THE CAR, BRO. >> HEY, IF I loosen them up, will you get in THE CAR? >> YES, I WILL GET IN THE CAR. >> NO, NOT STUCK ME IN THE CAR. THIS MAN IS STUCK IN THE CAR, BRO. >> We call this the B-pillar. >> Okay. Guess what we're trained to do as officers? Just get behind it. >> Are we trained to stand behind B-pillars on traffic stops? >> Yep. B-pillar stop bullets. So, you saw me right here. My angle was forward so that my other officer didn't get hit and that he didn't hit me. And that you didn't get hit either. >> But still know >> we wait. You said we know. >> We don't know that. >> How do we know? >> I just don't like >> I understand you don't like it, but that doesn't mean that the facts are facts. Facts aren't feelings, right? You not liking something doesn't mean it's a fact that there's no gun in there. >> Yeah. You're not being away from the car. You're being you're going to be charged with a stitch. >> Y'all forcing me TO THE CAR, BRO. >> YES, you're going to jail. >> Why are you FORCING ME TO THE CAR? >> BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT going to act like >> somebody really, bro. >> Why you dripping ON ME LIKE THAT, MAN? the car. >> SORRY. I'LL TAKE >> YOU DOWN. All right. Listen, you're good. >> Can you just take a seat? At least take a seat. >> My wrist is hurt. Hold up. Broke my finger. All type of broke my signal for Hey, what's going on? pain. >> You want to go to the hospital? >> Yeah, you do. >> All right. For what? For the hand. >> It's the handcuff handcuffs. My phone hurt. So, listen. The hospital for you. I give you a nice back. There's nothing there to do at the hospital for you. From weed to resisting to hospital talk, zero to 100 because simple compliance was off the table. Officers stayed verbal until they couldn't. Lesson your past plus your choices today. Write the ending. campus.