Driver uncooperative during traffic stop on Buffalo Mountain Drive 

Transcript:
Fear, that's a negative. You still proceed on the FCC. 7-4. 32. Copy enacted suspicious. Buffalo Mountain Drive. Go ahead. Silver 132 Act is suspicious at 198 Buffalo Mountain Drive. RP has been pulled over by a trooper who is being hostile and RP once another police officer there. Copy. You're welcome 2116. For Charlie, for Summit in the Blind. Telling they were at, uh, just asking people in what about 10 minutes ago? Thank you. S13, did you proper direct? Okay. 2117. Silver 132, I copy. 2117. Rood and called 911 and was testing a... officer to my location, so just in case dispatch you, it's all me here. I copy and S113 did you copy that as well. Yeah, from import. 217. Charlie 14 S113 go to tap. 14 on track. Fee starts obstructing your investigation with that driver and write him and take him for obstructing or take him to jail. So he was in a left turn-only lane trying to go up to where brakes is, but the road is closed. So instead of just turning left and then turning around back to getting to the stoplight, he chose to go right and he caught off a car completely. And he tried to argue with me, but I kind of shut him down and was like, sir, I need your driver's license. I asked for it multiple times. And then he slammed it down. He was like, I'm looking for it. And then his daughter starts crying in the backseat. And then they're saying that they're trying to get up to their house to go to their kid because they're worried about him. And I was like, well, how old your kid? And they said 18, but he's sick. And I was like, okay. And then that's when they called 911 on me. So is it the driver or is it the passenger that's being like that? It's everybody in the car. The wife is in the passenger seat screaming at me. I got the daughter in the backseat crying, recording me saying, this is why she's afraid of police. I eventually got insurance registration and driver's icing, but... Okay, yeah, do with everything, but if those passengers are obstructing, then cite them as well, and they can figure it out in court.

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