How to Get Arrested After the Cops Let You Go...

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Police report:
“I, Deputy Herrell, along with Deputy Rafferty of the Jackson County Sheriff's Office were dispatched for a suspicious vehicle on 02/13/2022.

The CAD notes stated the gray color Crown Victoria had been parked in the middle of the road since last night and that no one was inside the vehicle. Upon our arrival we noticed that there was in fact a person inside the vehicle in the driver seat, with the ability to drive the vehicle. The individual was covered entirely in a blanket and was the sole occupant of the vehicle. Deputy Rafferty tapped on the passenger side window in an attempt to make contact with the subject. When Deputy Rafferty did this he noticed that the keys were still in the ignition. The subject awoke from the tapping and exited the vehicle in a confused manner and stated he didn't know where he was. The subject was talking about how he had been out driving the vehicle last night looking for his daughter who was supposedly running through the woods. The subject was asked if he had an ID in which he stated he did. He willingly provided us with his license and he was identified as Ruben. While Deputy Rafferty spoke with the subject, dispatch advised he did not have a valid license.

Upon further investigation it was determined that Ruben had 9 prior DWSLR [driving with license suspended/revoked] convictions and was currently on probation in Jackson County. Deputy Raffery told him to get in his vehicle and leave. Before Deputy Rafferty told Ruben to do this, he was speaking to Ruben and did not hear radio traffic from dispatch in which they stated that his license was not valid. Ruben’s brother arrived and they were able to get the vehicle started. Ruben then got in and drove the vehicle to his brother's house. Deputy Rafferty and I reviewed all information present and Ruben was placed under arrest at the time.”