Traffic Stop Interaction Analysis
Roll down your window.
It's fine.
Roll down your window.
No, it's fine.
I'm not not asking you a question.
It's fine.
I'm not asking you a question.
Give me my ticket.
You want me to have highway come and break this window?
Give me my ticket.
Roll down your window.
Give me my ticket, sir.
Roll down your window.
What am I being pulled over for?
Um, because you just went into the carpool
lane, and you are a single lane driver.
This is an exit to get off on this, and the carpool lane-
Not for you
... doesn't start till back there. Yes, it is.
No, it's not.
Give me my ticket or off, one of the two.
Give me my ticket or off.
Roll down your window.
No.
This is an exit lane, sir. The carpool lane ends a long time ago.
You're upset because I went past you.
This is not an exit lane for single drivers.
It is. It absolutely is. The carpool lane ends back
there by Parish Lane.
No, it does not.
I drive this every day.
No.
off and give me my ticket. Here, off.
off. Wrong ID.
Here, this one.
Give me my military ID back.
You're a .
Okay. Mr. Booker.
You're a .
At this point, I execute my Fifth Amendment right to
remain silent.
Mr. Booker.
I execute my Fifth Amendment right to remain silent, sir.
I understand that, sir.
I execute my Fifth Amendment right to remain silent.
You can keep a hold of that.
No.
I'm not gonna give you a ticket.
No. Guess what? Because of this, because of this in-
this, this interaction here, this is going to go viral.
You have no idea who I have connections with.
This is gonna be on Lackluster.
Okay.
It's gonna be on Audit the Audit. You pulled me over for no reason.
Give me my ticket and off.
Mr. Booker.
No. Get... Here.
I'm not taking your ID.
Here. Then give me my ticket.
I'm just trying to talk to you for a moment.
Give me my . No, you up. You have no idea who I am and the
connections that I have. You pulled me over.
Give me my
ticket and off.
Okay. Sir, what I was gonna tell you-
I don't give a . We are not in the business of you pulling me
over and telling
me, "Don't eat yellow snow, sir. Blah, blah, blah." No.
You pulled me over in an, in an aggressive manner, right?
Give me my ticket and off. Here-
I'm not pulling you over in an aggressive manner.
The way you came up to me and approached me like I
was gonna be intimidated by
some blue line .
Give me my ticket.
I'm not giving you a ticket.
Then give me my .
Give me my ticket. Okay, sir, let me calm down.
Okay.
Am I detained?
Yes.
Okay. Then give... Then, then go write my ticket.
I'm not writing a ticket.
Give... Sir, you have... Give me my military ID back.
Okay.
You cannot hold it. Give it to me.
Yes, sir.
Now, here's, here's this. Take that.
Go give me a ticket or give me a warning
or do what you have to do. But guess what?
This interaction will be on YouTube.
Okay.
And I'm coming for you.
Okay.
Go.
I'm not worried about you.
Go. public servant, do your job.
off.
off. Give me my ticket.
Okay. What I was-
off. I don't give a what you're gonna say.
off. Shut your mouth. Give me my ticket.
off.
That's all there is. I've done 12 years of service, four
combat tours for this country. I'm not intimidated by law enforcement.
I'm not, I'm not-
I'm not intimidated by some thinking they're coming up to me.
Well, they're
wrong. This is a exit lane. The carpool lane ends
back at Parish. I drive this every
day.
I don't wanna hear your cop slang. Either give me my so I can leave or go
write my ticket and off.
Okay.
I execute my Fifth Amendment right to remain silent.
Give me-
I'm giving your stuff back.
Just give it to me.
Okay. What I was going to do-
I don't give a . I don't give a .
Give it.
you.
528-405.
528-450. American Fork
Police.
What's your name?
Wait. Hey, no, no, no, no, no. Hey, what's your name?
Hey,
what's your name?
Sir, what's your badge number?
Sir, what's your badge number?
What's your badge number, sir?
What is your badge number?
Our interaction is over. Thank you, Mr. Booker.
What is your badge number?
Well, it's not you anymore.
I got your license plate. I'm calling, I'm calling your department.
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