I'm going to make my car closer. Darren, do you see any ways you could have handled yourself better? Good evening, officer. How's it going? Did you know you were swarvin' between lanes? No, officer. Let me see your license in registration. Sure. I'm gonna get it. Is my license? Here's my registration. Now Darren, we've had some problems with gangs moving guns down this highway. You're not packing any tech knives, are you? No, sir. I didn't think so. So you don't mind if I take a look, do you? Officer, I know you're just doing your job. I don't have any guns or whatever, but I don't consent to searches. Perfect! Rule number three, you have the right to refuse searches. This comes directly from the Fourth Amendment. For your Fourth Amendment protection to legally apply, you must be prepared to clearly state your refusal under pressure. Everyone repeat after me. I don't consent to searches. I don't consent to searches. The officers can't hear you so say it again. I don't consent to searches. One more time. I don't consent to searches. You a law student or something? So if I show that I know the rules, he might think I'm a law student, or maybe I got big legal connections. Perhaps. But don't get carried away by saying stuff like... I know my rights, man. Yeah, I'm a fake. I'm a sue you. Never tell the officer you know your rights. Show the officer you know your rights by asserting them calmly. You seem nervous. Is there anything in this car I need to know about? No officer.