[police radio chatter] - All right, so I'm
pulling this car over. They got no tag lights. Got another guy coming in. Hey, what's going on, man? - Hey, all right. - You got your license on you? - Yeah. - Can I have it? - I can't get to it right now,
because it's where my gun is. - It's where your gun is? - Yup. - OK. - Um. - All right, just
hang on real quick. So your license is
in there, right? - It's right in there. And my gun is right
in there, too. - OK. - Is it your wallet? - Yes, in my wallet.
- OK. If you want to reach it
open, just grab your wallet. Don't grab the gun.
- I ain't going in there. - Why? - I'm not going to go in there. [laughter] - All right. - Sorry, my gun is in there. I'm not going in there - All right, do have your
registration, proof insurance? They're right in the glove box.
- OK. You can grab that.
There's no gun in there, right? - Nope. - OK. Can you take that? Um, yeah, so it was in the-- in the glove box. He doesn't want to reach for
it, reach for his license, because his signal
zero's right there. I told him you can get it, but
he doesn't want to grab it. - Hm. - So what are you thinking? - Do you want-- I-- I got him for no tag light.
- K. - I'm thinking maybe we'll
pull him out real quick. And then I'll grab his-- I'll go a sniff on the
car, see what we get-- - OK. - --and then, uh, go from there. Here, come on. Check. [dog barking] - Good boy. [dog barking] - Yeah. So he alerted to the vehicle
over on the passenger side. - He's unhappy. He's saying we're illegally
searching his car. - We're not illegally
searching your car. - He didn't want to listen. - The dog alerted to the
illegal odor of narcotics. That's why I'm
searching your car. - OK, so you're--
OK. - So that could
be anyone that was in the car that had the
residue on them, residual odor. - You don't have
anybody in the car? - No, nobody. It's just-- just
me driving my car. - Just you driving you car? - Never-- never had
any person ever? - Look, my car clean every week. - OK. - You find anything in there? - No, I didn't find anything. - Do you have--
huh? - You're going to
do a good search. - What-- - Let's see if
you find anything. I told you-- - Yeah, I always do
a thorough search. - You know what? At the end of the day,
he's got the tool that is the narcotic trained canine. Yogi has gone to school for how
long to-- to do what he can do? Long time, right? - Yeah. - Just last night you were
doing training with him. Why would-- why would we
have a tool not use it? - That's fine. Look, some tools you
don't need to carry. - So you don't-- you think
that-- that people should just be allowed to have drugs? - No, if somebody have
drug, lock them up. - How are we going to be
able to find the drugs if we don't have the tools? - Yup. - You're telling us
you can't carry them? - Dogs nose is
stronger than ours. - Right? - No, but, you know-- - He's smirking. [laughter] Because you know I am a point. So listen, man. At the end of the day,
Deputy Pini, I can tell, you doesn't like to take
money out of people's pockets. - But we don't know
you personally, do we? - I can tell you this right now. I think-- - Why not? We got to pull people
over to do our job. But listen, man. At the end of the
day, at this point, man, I don't want to
waste your time anymore. I want you to have a good
safe night, all right? - Take care. - Thank you for being
cooperative at the end. - No problem.
- Thank you. Thank you for letting me know
there's a firearm in there. - Hey, no problem.
- I appreciate it. - It's actually really
big for us, man. We really appreciate that. - All right. - We call it verbal judo. You want to show
the person respect and try to explain to them,
so they kind of understand what-- what's going on. And that's what we did
there, explain to him why we pulled him over,
explain to him why we use the tools we use. And I think he finally
came to an understanding. We were able to kind of
calm him down and you just-- you got to keep your composure. You can't get upset. I mean, people are going
to upset being pulled over. No one likes
getting pulled over. So always got and try
to use that verbal judo.
