Edward Lincoln 24614. Edward Lincoln 24614. Can you do me a favor and check the cameras? 143 in the range. 1 in the range. See if that car did a U-turn. I'm by the Starbucks parking lot. >> Oh, I can smell your car. Turn it off. What is your problem? >> What do you What >> don't I You know we have cameras here, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I could smell your car half as you were going. Smells like >> You're 117 miles per hour when you pass me. >> 117? >> Yes. Let me see your driver license. >> Are you trying to kill somebody? You got people in the car? >> Yeah, I do. >> You trying to kill somebody? No. >> Are you being serious? >> No, I'm not. >> How old are you? >> Me? I'm 18. >> Yeah. You're going to lose your license. >> Yeah. >> Yes. Yeah. You're on camera. You shouldn't be driving. I hope you got insurance. >> Yeah. >> How old are you again? It says on there 18. >> Okay, that's good. At least I don't have I don't have to call your parents. >> It's my car. >> I don't It doesn't matter. Stay in the car. Stay in the car. >> You need insurance? >> All right. Don't for I'll take another unit and rush. Stay in the car. I said >> I'm closing it. I'm closing it. >> Listen. Okay. It's a festive weekend, right? Halloween stuff like that. It's a lot of people out. Okay. Almost. You know, it's not that late. 11:30. There's probably going to be people drinking out tonight. Okay. I'm not saying that you would necessarily cause the crash. Somebody will pull out on out of you. There's no way you're going to be able to stop on time. Do you understand that? >> Yeah, I understand. >> You're coming with me. You know that, right? >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Really? >> Yes. >> I don't know why you're laughing. You think this is funny. >> No, because I do it in situations like this. I can't handle it. You've been in a situation like this, so this is normal to you? >> No, I've never I've never got pulled over. >> Officer, can you give her a break? >> No. >> No. >> Why would you let her drive like that? >> I I don't know. Maybe. Can you give her a break? >> You know what? I'm not even going to No. You know what? I'm going to impound your car, too. >> You mean what? >> I'm going to impound it. >> You mean impound it? >> Yes. I'm going to tow it. >> Tow it? >> Yes. >> Why? >> What do you mean why? >> What do you mean tow it? Okay. >> Officer. >> All right. Come on. Let's go. >> Yes. >> Come on. Step out. Yes. >> Step out. Yes. >> Like, >> you're going to jail. Yes. Step out of the car. Yes. >> How? Wait. Actually, >> how you bu How? Don't >> 117 miles per hour. Is aggravated speeding. >> 117. >> Yes. >> Did you check the radar? >> I have the radar. Yes. Can we see it? >> No, you don't have to see it. It's all on camera. Ma'am, please don't make this difficult. Just step up, please. I can't. >> Okay. Well, whoever you want to give the keys to. >> Can I take it? >> I can't take it cuz my dad's car is there. >> How am I supposed to take it back? >> What else do you have over there? >> My phone. >> That's it. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Turn around. Um, >> keep it in your pocket. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. Okay. Okay. >> I'm sure I can find something else like uh reckless driving. That's got to be reckless driving. >> I never got pulled over. >> Well, you might lose your license for this. >> You won't get it until after you're 21. >> 21? >> Yes. >> Really? >> Yes. I'll show you the radar if you want to see it. >> Just wait. I'm going to tow the car, too. Stay in the car. I don't have anything in my pocket. Search. You can search for difficult. >> Can we stay sit in the car until he says that we're good? >> Okay. >> Fine. Sit over here. See that? >> I'm right here. It's my car. >> I didn't do Are you going to arrest me? I didn't do >> I'm about to >> You can't arrest You can't We know the law. You can't arrest him by that. >> If he's obstructing >> He's not obstructing. He's not touching. He's not being disrespectful. He's not doing anything. I'm right here. I'm not bothering. I'm sitting right here. >> No one's doing anything. >> 117 >> 117 mph. >> You have the keys, sir? >> I have it. >> You need them? >> Yes. >> Actually, I think they're inside. Why do you need the keys? Actually, >> I don't need the keys. You don't want You don't want to give me the keys? That's fine. >> Why don't I need to give you my keys? >> I'm going to tow it. >> Why you going to tow it? >> She committed a crime in the vehicle. >> This is my car. >> I don't It doesn't matter. >> This is my car. >> Okay. You know what? I don't need the keys. >> That's fine. >> We don't need I'll just truck. Just going to have to yank it off. >> This is my car. >> Just the car that's not on us. >> How about we do this? >> I It's my car. >> Can we all take a break? >> Come on. Walk over here. I'll show you something. Walk around. >> Let's all take a break. >> I don't know why we have to get heated and all that. I >> Because you're not doing what we're telling you to I don't have to give you my keys for my car. >> Walk over there. >> I don't have to give you the keys for my car. >> That's fine. But we're going to tow it either way. >> Why do I have to I'm right here. Why do I have a problem? Where are you? >> Because he's going to show you this. >> They have your camera. >> Where's my car? >> 17. >> How do you know that's my car? >> Camera. Okay. >> All right. We're done. Get it right home. >> It's a Saturday night. >> Get that right home. >> It's my car. >> You get You're not taking that. I'm towing it. >> It's my car. >> I'm towing it. You can get it later. >> We can tow it and go fill it and then leave with it, >> right? Yes, you can do that, >> right? >> Yes, you can do that. >> Yeah, we can do it. But we're not leaving the car. We're not walking away from it or giving you. >> Then you guys can sit over there until the car's towed. >> Sit right there by the car. >> You can sit over there for obstructing my car. >> For obstructing. Yes. >> If you get back in the car, I'm telling you right now, if you get back in the car, you're going to get arrested for obstructing. Cuz I'm telling you the car. >> My own car. >> Yes. >> How did that work? Call whoever you have. >> You pay for it. >> You don't pay for my car. You don't understand. You don't understand. >> Wait. I I pay for my car. I have to sell my car. >> You want to go to jail? >> Is this my property? Yes, it is. >> I can sit in my car. >> All right, that's it. You're coming in. You're coming in for obstructing. Turn around. Turn around and knock your Relax. >> Knock my Yes. Stop. Stop. >> Back up. Stop. >> What are you Get your supervisor. >> He's right here. He's right here. Stop. Stop. >> Come here. >> Back up. What are you pulling, >> man? Back up. This is going to be a nice lawsuit on you guys. >> You didn't give me no problem. I don't know what to tell you. >> Be a nice lawsuit on you guys. I get the question. >> That'd be nice to watch. Sir, stop resisting. >> It's all on video. Okay, >> that's good. That's very good. It's all on video. Please. I >> That'll be very nice. You going to arrest me cuz my old car? >> Stop moving. >> Don't move. >> Are you pushing me if you got me in cuffs? >> Cuz I'm trying to double these. You're still resisting our effort. >> Now you're going to go resist. >> Continuing to resist our efforts. Stop resisting. >> My arm is about to break. >> Okay. Now that the cuffs are double lock off, we're going to escort you. >> Your arm is not about to break. >> Yeah, it is. >> Why are you touching my phone? >> Stop. >> Okay. Can you talk to my sister, please? >> I don't need to talk to someone else. Tell her to go pick you up. >> Tell her to come pick you up. >> You're searching me when you have handcuffs. >> Yes. We're searching you while you're handcuffed, sir. >> Did you tell him his rights? >> You guys didn't tell him his rights? >> They're searching my taking my keys. Can you hold this? >> He took my keys from my >> That's right. >> He took the keys from my pocket. >> You're not going to be transported with keys in your pocket. >> Can I get another? >> I promise you, we're not taking the keys. >> The last thing we need >> my phone in my pocket. >> I can take his phone and I can take his keys. I can take everything. >> Take. Great. She can take them though. >> I'm just having a bad day. >> I'm having a fun. >> You know, this will be a nice take that >> I'm about to get that bag. It'll be a nice I'm in handcuff singing in the van. >> You guys struggling or what? >> You you guys struggling or what? >> I'm walking just fine. >> You You sure? Or what? Make sure you put that muscle in or what? >> Or what? Nothing, sir. Resisting. >> My arms out of bra. >> Stop resisting. It's my hard break. Stop resisting. >> You're going to go for for shocking and resisting. >> You You have video, right? It's >> right here. >> You see, I was all the way in the back. >> Nope. >> I didn't resist. I didn't do nothing. >> What's your I'm in handcuffs for for sitting in the back of a car. Sit in the car. >> Sit. >> You can't take his keys. They can tow it. >> They can tow it. No, I'm telling you. I know my law. >> Okay, that's fine. I'm taking the keys and I'm towing the vehicle. >> I'm on the encourage. >> She's on the turn. I'm taking the vehicle. It doesn't matter. It doesn't matter who's on the vehicle. >> They can take the They can take the vehicle, but I get the key. >> It doesn't matter. >> I get the key. You can tow it, but you can't go into it. >> So, I get it. I get the key. I want to take my cell phone. >> You can I You can take the tow truck. I want to go to the toe. >> The officer. Get it. Can you relax? Can I please talk to the officer? >> He's right here. He doesn't want to talk to it. >> I don't need to talk to you anymore, ma'am. I'm done over here. Okay. >> She says what? Can you explain to her? >> Tell her what happened. Tell her how fast she was going. 117 m perph on the Grinch. >> It's on the radar. If you want to see it, I'll show it to you. >> 117 >> 117 mph. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> And then he started resisting when he was talking about going in the car when we told >> at all. It's his car. He said he can sit by the car. >> He's obstructing, ma'am. He's obstructing. >> Obstructing. It's his car. >> I told him how many times he needed to step away from the vehicle cuz he's getting told. >> Stop. >> That's it. We're done. Ma'am, step up. She says, "What's next?" Can you tell us what's next? I don't know what else to do. >> You can sit on the curb. >> Can you tell us what next to do? >> Who is that? My sister is she's our guardian. >> Tell her that you're at Mariano. She can come pick you up there. >> You can go sit over there. >> Can you please explain to her? I don't know how to explain to her. I don't know how to explain to her. >> The owner of the vehicle is arrested for what? >> I I understand. >> For obstructing. >> Okay, I understand. But how can you guys go into the car? >> It's real simple. We're going to tow it. >> You can tow it. >> It's an inventory search, ma'am. It's an inventory search. Okay. >> Okay. >> I don't know where you get in your >> What police station then? >> Orland Park Police Department. >> Okay. >> Orland Park Police. And where's the car going? >> What to? >> You will get all the information when we're done with this. All right. >> Okay. >> From 20. We'll take a toe. >> We'll be right there. >> You just do the toe and the toe will be here shortly. >> I got you. >> All right. >> Thanks. You want you want to talk to him? >> You're funny. >> Okay. I can't reach over. >> You can't hear me? >> I can't reach over. [Music] >> Yeah. That's me. I know. >> How much is the bill? >> How much is the bill? >> Excuse me. >> Excuse me. >> Uh, how much is the bill? >> Wait, how long is this [ __ ] going to take? Cuz uh I need to start looking for a lawyer. Good lawsuit. Pretty tired cuz I got to work tomorrow. So, hurry it up. Drive. You drive a little fast. Speed it up. Good lawsuit. I think you guys dislocated my shoulder. Actually, we have a serious convo or no. You got kids or no? You got kids? Hey everyone, it's Trent, prior deputy sheriff, patrol sergeant, and K9 handler. All right, so this girl was driving 117 mph in a posted 45 mph zone, over two and a half times the legal limit, which is incredibly dangerous for obvious reasons. And this officer is 100% correct. If a vehicle had just pulled out in front of her at those speeds, there's no way she would have had time to stop or maneuver around it. And if she had caused a collision because of her speed, there's a very high likelihood that she would have severely hurt herself or others. And in the state of Illinois where this incident took place, if you're driving 35 miles an hour or more above the posted speed limit, then that changes it from just a regular ticketable traffic offense to a class A misdemeanor, which is an arrestable criminal offense at that point. Either way, law enforcement has discretion deciding whether or not to arrest somebody like this girl and take her to jail. A misdemeanor offense was committed in this officer's presence, so he's legally justified in doing so. And some will just automatically make that decision right away based on whatever their reason is. However, some look at the driver's age, their driving history, how many tickets they have, if any, is this the first time they've been pulled over, their attitude on scene, and then make a decision from there. Either way, if this girl went to jail or not, she would have a future court date regardless for this incident. And when somebody is arrested in a situation like this, there is another licensed insured driver on scene or in the vehicle, especially if they're the owner of the vehicle, then common practice is to turn the vehicle over to them if the driver is arrested. So, this is another discretionary situation where law enforcement does not have to tow this vehicle. I'm not entirely sure why this guy was not driving his own car, but as long as he's not intoxicated, which I do not believe he is and he's licensed and insured like I stated, then again, common practice would be to give the vehicle to him. The officer stated this vehicle was utilized during the commission of a crime, which is technically true. However, in the state of Illinois, specifically fall under much more serious felony level offenses, and they're pretty specific. But if he is legally justified in towing a vehicle in this situation and the owner of the vehicle is getting in the way of that, preventing them from conducting an inventory search, which is what you have to do before you tow a vehicle or preventing the vehicle from getting towed, then he could be justified in getting arrested for obstruction at that point. However, you can tell that the owner does not understand and it's not being properly explained to him everything that's transpiring. This officer definitely has an attitude from the very beginning portion of this video. And I'm not entirely sure if he's been to prior calls or collisions that were a result of somebody's speed and now he's looking at that scene differently, which I can understand that part. However, there is no reason to start off with a severe attitude like that and maintain that attitude and anger as a cop throughout the entire duration because it is just going to lead to more frustration, confusion, and potentially escalate a situation into something it does not need to be. But like this male suspect said halfway through the video, he said, "Let's all just take a break. I don't know why we're getting so heated. And I agreed with that 100%. Maybe this could have been resolved better if there was more mellow communication about this and they potentially could have made a resolution that did not involve arresting that suspect. But I don't know. He still could have been arrested regardless. It's just not the best approach in my opinion. And that's going to be it for this one. See you guys in the next one. >> The teen driver was arrested for aggravated speeding and the male passenger was charged with resisting arrest and obstructing a peace officer. Both are presumed innocent until proven guilty. Yes. [Music]