- Stopping this vehicle because he's got a paper tag that
looks like it's been changed and laminated
so it could be changed.
I'm just going to take a better look at it,
make sure everything's OK.
Hey, how's it going?
You got your driver's license?
- I do not have it on me, sir.
- You don't have a driver's license?
OK. - Not on me, sir.
- You got any paperwork that shows when you purchased
this vehicle?
- I just purchased it from a friend of mine Robin [bleep]..
- OK.
How long ago?
- About probably, 15 days ago, maybe 30 days ago tops?
- About 30 days ago tops?
- Maybe-- tops.
I mean, maybe two weeks, three weeks.
Why?
- Three weeks ago?
OK.
The reason why I stopped you is it looks like your paper tag
there has been adjusted.
You just said you bought it three weeks ago, right?
- No, I bought it from this individual
about three weeks ago.
- About three weeks ago?
- The tag that's on there was the tag that was on there when
I bought it.
- From three weeks ago?
OK. OK, well that--
- What you do?
- That-- why don't you go and step out of your vehicle?
We're going to seat in my vehicle and talk.
- OK, no problem.
- Relax.
- No, I'm fine.
- Everything's OK.
Why are you so nervous?
Just calm down.
- Well, it's because I'm scared.
- You're all right.
You're all right.
- Look, see-- see--
- You don't have any weapons or anything on you?
- No, sir. - You don't mind if I check?
- No, please, please.
- Don't reach in your pockets.
You don't mind if I take your knife out and put it in there.
- No, welcome. - All right.
You got two of them?
- I'm trying to do laundry.
- You're trying to do laundry?
You have anything illegal on you I should know about?
- No, sir, like what?
The keys.
I'm sorry, sir.
- Relax, relax.
I haven't done anything.
I haven't said anything.
What's in this pocket?
- I'm not sure, sir.
I'm not sure.
I'm just really not sure. - OK.
Why don't you go and put your hands on the hood.
- Oh, you're fine, sir. You're fine.
No problem.
- All right.
I'm going to reach in the pocket, take it out, OK?
Keep your hands on the-- - [inaudible]
- I don't know. What-- you tell me?
- Oh, that's-- that's the drugs. - That's the drugs?
- Yeah. - OK.
Put your hands behind your back?
- I can't My shoulders are--
- Just-- not right now.
Hey, you're not under arrest right now.
You're under investigative detention, OK?
Sit down.
- [whimpering]
- Turn, turn, turn.
- Oh.
- Put your legs in.
- Oh, please.
- Hey, calm down.
- Oh, please, I just can't breathe.
- Look, I got the window open.
You got air conditioning on.
- I can't breathe.
I can't breathe.
- OK, so what--
what am I-- when I open that bag up over there,
what it's going to be in there?
- I can't breathe.
I need an ambulance I think, or something.
- Do you need an ambulance?
- I need a breath.
You got air [inaudible].
- I got air on you.
I got the window open.
- You ever been arrested before?
- What you been arrested for? - Drugs.
- Drugs?
- Yes, sir.
- So I stopped him for a tag that
is laminated which can't be laminated so we can adjust
the tag.
He said he bought it three weeks ago.
The tag indicates that he bought it a couple of days ago,
so he did modify it.
Since he's having a little anxiety
we called an ambulance to have him checked out.
I noticed that he had some items in his pocket, something
soft and squishy which he said he didn't know what it is.
This feels like a gun.
Definitely got some meth.
[inaudible]
So, possession of a firearm, he's got a felony conviction
previously.
And we've got a--
several different types of narcotics in this bag.
So, after he gets cleared we'll take him to jail.