narrator: when arguing with the officer fails, this speeder tries the casanova approach. the young man tried to talk his way out of it asked if he could do anything for me, take me to dinner, take me out. maybe she s scared. maybe she s scared that i m better than her husband. narrator: this classic clip comes from the kansas city police department. the driver was pulled over for not having her daughter strapped into a child seat. she s got baby and attitude on board. why are you get on me? look at the seat belt laying right here. she was standing up just a few seconds ago. don t be arguing with him, cause i was watching you coming
narrator: this classic clip comes to us from tampa, florida. in addition to speeding, this guy is being cited for playing his radio too loud. you re also gonna be cited for stereo loud, audible over 25 feet away, and for the speed. sign the citation, please. narrator: he s not blaring rock n roll or rap. he s listening to talk radio. bill o reilly doesn t fall under that statute? you have 30 days to take care of both the citations. you have up to three options with the speed. do you have any questions on that? sir, do you have any questions on the citations? an animal like you. narrator: and even as the officer walks away, this guy s still trying to get in the last word. buckle up and slow down. make sure you get your registration in the vehicle.