Are you with somebody in particular? Just me. Watching you take pictures of our parking lot. What's this about? Is that a problem? Yeah, this is a police law enforcement parking lot. Yeah, it is. Oh. Who are you? I'm Detective Mike Jardine. Oh, yeah. What are you working on? What are you working on right now? Several cases. OK. What is this about? Are you working on something right now? Am I? Yeah. Yeah, I am. All right, what are you working on? What are you working on? It doesn't matter what I'm working on. I'm asking you, what are you doing here taking pictures? Where have you been today? Have you been here all day? Or have you been out in about a little bit? What is this about? Who are you? I'm asking the questions. Where have you been today? Have you been? I'm asking the questions. You're on this property. You're on this property. So you need to answer my questions. Are you drunk? Why are you slurring your words today? So have you been here all day or have you been out? Have you been to the bar today at all? Who are you? Have you been to the bar today? Who are you? I'm an investigator. Investigator for who? Investigative journalist. I investigate corrupt officials. So I'm wondering, where have you been today? Have you been here all day or have you been out at the bar at all? Working on a fraud case. That's right, Ben. OK. Have you been to the bar at all today? No. OK. You got any drugs on you? Have you used any drugs today? What a ridiculous question. That's not a ridiculous question. Do you know where he's been today? I don't keep tabs on him. OK. I don't know about. Do you know what time his shift started? Not off the top of my head. OK. Does he usually drink on the job or not that anybody knows of for sure? Have you guys ever breathalyzed him while he's been on the job? Would you submit to a breathalyzer for me right now? You're ridiculous. You know that? You've got about five minutes to get out of here right now. Or what? Or what? You're on my property. This isn't your property. Yeah, shut the hell up. Get out of here now. What did you say? I said shut up and get out. So you get out of here now. Hey, you better get it. You better get your boy. Get your butt back in your office and do your job. You shut up and get out of here. You get your butt back in your office and do your job. No. No. You quit drinking on the job. You understand me? You punk ass. You get your ass back in there. You don't look back here again. I'll be watching you. You are now under investigation. To be clear, it has not been proven that Detective Mike Jardine is or was drinking on the job. You doing all right over here? OK. Just taking my computer. Doing what? Just taking my computer. I heard about some suspicious behavior over here, so we were just checking out in the area. What department are you with? I work in the common county center itself. Colin County? Yes, I work. You got ID on you? I sure do. Can I see it, please? You want to see my ID? Yeah, please. I need to see your ID. Yeah. Yeah. Where are you guys coming from today? What are you out here doing today? Where are you actually coming from today? I'm here. From here? You've been here all day? OK. Where are you headed to right now? Back back to where I need to go back to from. Do you license to carry that firearm? OK. You do me a favor while I'm dealing with you. Can we go ahead and put your firearm up for my safety? Absolutely. Where are you headed to? Going to work? So we're just out. We heard there's a lot of drug trafficking going on in the area. We've been in tips from people. So we're just out checking on people. I mean, we saw that the stores closed down. So it was kind of suspicious that you're just sitting here. Is it Senate Yant? Put the column kind of sheriff's office? Lieutenant Yant. All right. What are you out here doing today? We're on the road right now. OK. Where are you headed to? Going to work? Do you have anything illegal on you that I should know about? No, sir. No. OK. You don't have any drugs. Are you legal firearms or anything in the vehicle? All right. Would you mind if I take a look? I guess I would. If I can, I can just have you sit on the curb right over there. You don't get to search me, but. Do you have anything illegal on you? Or what? Huh? I'm just asking. I don't know drugs. Weapons that you shouldn't have. I know. No? OK. Would you mind if I check? Are you crazy? So I heard there's been a lot of drug trafficking going on in the area. So you know anything about any of the drug trafficking going on in the area? I have no comment, man. OK. Talk questions like that. You can just call the public relations office of the sheriff's office. OK. So you're not. What's that? I have any comment. So you're not involved in any drug trafficking? We're just out investigating. You guys have anything illegal on you? I have a writer with me who's not a waiver. And she's not associated with this at all. Because you don't have no reason to search me. Well, there was a guy actually who fit your description dressed in a clown costume that was planting drugs on people out here in Rockwall. I have any comment. And if there's nothing to hide, I don't see why there would be a problem with me just checking it out. I have any comment. I'm just trying to ask some questions. No, I'm just referring to the sheriff's office. OK, you're just being a little combative. I'm just trying to ask some questions. You're not being very cooperative. No. No. I don't know what you're getting into or where you're going with this, but no. I don't have anything. Well, then can I check? No, sir. You're more than welcome to look in my car. You're not going to search it. You can stand right there and look in there. Can I put the camera in there? No, sir. No, sir. I don't know what you're getting into or where you're going with this. I don't know. I don't know anything. Well, please. Then can I check? No, sir. I'm just trying to get right there and look in there. Can I put the camera in there, then? You can take a look, yes, sir. OK. So I can't check out that bag right here. Here's a computer in that bag. Can we see? You want to see inside my bag? Yeah. Sure. OK. All right. Anything else in there? Holder. OK. Nothing else in the smaller pockets. I have some, some deals to hook it up to computer cables and stuff like that. All right. Would you like to see the back of my car? Yeah, yeah. Now, glass from a windshield, 11 inch bags. So I have a plate carry here and a ballistic helmet. Next to my hammer, rubber gloves. Another backpack, so there's no drugs in there either. Change of clothes? Toiletary items here. Base wash, use tips. You can ask them on the seat. Can we check the glove box or a plate or a plate? Questions need to be directed to the ship. OK, so I can't ask you questions. You can, but I want to direct you to the ship. OK, so you're going to invoke your right-term main silent. Is that right? Do you have anything you legal on you at the moment? Can I ask that? No. I can't ask that? Do I have any? OK. This is a power station's over. You have my statement. Can I have my dog walk around your car? The nocklers. See some pills in there. Yeah, they're dietary supplements. OK. Air fresheners. Medicines, business cards. Watch, near piece. I see the pills, so those are dietary supplements? They are, yes sir. If you've got nothing to hide, can we search the vehicle real quick? And then you can be on your way. If we don't find anything illegal, well, you can be on your way. You're saying there's no drugs in there? If I check the vehicle, then we can walk away and we all know. You'll need to talk to the city west of walk me, but this is not my vehicle. You do have the right to consent. You do have the, OK? You can go on your call, but you do have the right to consent. Would you like to or do you have something to hide? I'm good. OK, have a good day. Hey, I'll just try and get you a side of story. I don't tell stories to cops.