Cuz I'm on my low. I know my low cuz I stopped. I stopped. I know I stopped before I cross over the traffic. I don't have to give you my ID. I can tell you my number and I can show you the picture on my license and you got accepted cuz the Florida law says you have to. >> Oh, okay. >> Oh, let's put her in the car. We got >> On September 22nd, 2024, what began as a routine traffic stop for an improper lane change quickly spiraled out of control. The driver's refusal to follow simple commands set off a chain of escalating defiance, forcing deputies into a chaotic struggle that ultimately required backup and paramedics to bring the situation under control. right now. Copy 1031. >> Stay with him. Come on. >> Florida tag a silver edge. Thank for Market and Delano. Market and Delano. Hey, Deputy Lancaster with the sheriff's office. >> So, the reason I stopped you is because you cut across the traffic in front of that car back there on Fairfield. >> I was stopped at the stop sign. I cut across. It was No, you sign. I cut across. It was legal to go. >> Okay, I got you. It was right in front of the car without turn. >> Do you have your driver's license with you? >> Listen to me. You cut in front of that car. He had to hit his brakes to keep moving. >> Cut in what car? >> The car in the left lane. You didn't even see him when you went across that lane to go in the mirror. >> Tell me when I stopped. >> You didn't stop. >> I did. >> You cut in front of you. >> I did stop. >> It's on video. You know, please don't argue. Please start me another. >> First thing I'm leaving and I know I stopped because then I had to look to make sure traffic is coming both ways. All those now. And I promise we going to argue this in court anymore. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> That's what I gave you. >> Does that say driver's license on it? >> It's educated by license. >> Where? is educated about is in the system cuz I don't have to give you a copy. >> Where is it? >> It's on It's driver's license. >> I do. >> Where is it? >> Put it in the system. >> Where is it? >> That pin and pad on your shirt. >> Mhm. >> Let me get out. >> Hm. >> Come on. >> No. Stay right there. >> Let me get out. You ain't got no warrant. So, let me stop. >> Okay. Why are you acting out? >> Cuz I know my law. I know my law cuz I stopped. I stopped. I know I stopped before I crossed over the traffic. I stopped. >> Why are you making this more difficult? >> Because I'm not making this difficult. I'm telling you my law. >> But I'm willing to get out the car. Please. >> Here. No. Stay in the car. >> You want me to stay? >> Stay in the car. >> Please calm down. >> Shut the up. >> Mhm. I'm sitting right here with you on your warrant and I want y'all back to your indefinite number. >> Don't worry if you don't text me. >> From the jump, this stop screamed, "Brace yourself." The deputy laid it out calm and clear, but she flipped the script, turning a simple ID handover into a mini courtroom audition. Laws, stop signs, rules. She argued them all like she was the next legal prodigy. Tension bubbled. And if you thought this was wild, just wait. Chaos was only getting warmed up. >> Lancer Lancaster. >> Lancaster. >> Lancaster. >> Mhm. >> If you don't shut up, >> bro. You still But I don't want you to shut up. >> They don't give a about you when they came up to the house doing it. I want you. >> They don't give a about you. >> They don't give a about you. >> Because I do. Valid. I don't have to give you my IV. I can tell you my number and I can show you the picture on my license and you got accept it cuz the Florida law says you have to. >> Oh, okay. >> You know that. So, am I am I under arrest? >> So, >> am I under arrest? >> Where is your driver's license at? >> Am I under arrest? >> You're you're saying you got a driver's license? >> I'm under arrest. >> Are you going to answer my question? >> I promise I'm going to get out the car, please. >> Okay. >> I'm under arrest. >> You are right now. >> Why are you doing this? >> Cuz if I'm under arrest, I'm going to be under arrest. No, bro. Oh, bro. No. If I'm under arrest, what is my charge? Please. No. >> You based on your get Okay. I am. >> I am. Get the key. Get the key. >> Come over here. >> I am. Please. Cuz I'm I'm under arrest. I promise I'm going to be dead. I've been waiting. going to drop a car. There's no reason why you have to do me. And if the car is a no nothing wrong with nothing wrong, I ain't did nothing wrong. I just popped at the red light. I ain't do nothing wrong. I ain't do nothing wrong. Nothing. Y'all know this charge going to be dropped. >> No, they didn't come right here. >> Give them the key. I'll give him the key. Stand right here. >> Stand right here. >> Give them the key. Give them the key. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. Give them the key. Sir, >> I'm going to give them the key. >> Give them the key. >> You have anything on you? >> Give them the key. No. Give them the key. >> Right. >> I want a sergeant. Give him the key. I'm not moving. Give him the key. Please turn around. >> Give him the key. >> Turn around. >> Give me a sergeant. Turn around. Lancer. Give me a key. Turn around. Give me a key. Give me the king. Give them the king. Give him the king. >> I swear to God. I don't care about it. Give him the king. Give me sergeant. Give me charge. Give me charge. Give me. No. No. You cannot. You cannot. I'm a woman. You cannot. You cannot. You cannot take me. Let me go. You cannot. Get the key. >> I need to pat her down. >> You ain't pat me down. >> Okay. >> Get the key. >> Tension cranked another notch as she bounced between demanding rights, questioning charges, and refusing to hand over her keys. Every line spilled felt like a mashup of courtroom drama and reality show chaos. Officers stayed patient, but their calm was clearly fraying. Just when it looked like she might chill, she cooked up a fresh way to crank the chaos even higher. You're not going to sit here and yell. >> No. >> Get in. >> Give me. >> Sergeant, >> I'm going to push this car if you don't get in. >> Quit. Nope. Nope. All day cuz you ain't got no rights. Lock me up. No rights. No rights. No rights. No [ __ ] rights. >> You ain't got no right to puss me in here. Not. >> Oh my god. >> Not the call. I'm down. Out my wrist. Oh, Emily. Oh, Emily. Oh, you cut my wrist. Sit up on your knees. Oh, you cut my wrist. Oh, you cut my wrist. You cut my wrist. You cut my wrist. You cut my wrist. She going. >> Yeah. Hold your wrist together like that. >> You better. I never I never I never go. I never go. I never go [ __ ] You ain't got no wish to lock me up. I never go [ __ ] Call your call. >> You a humble. >> Call your story. Call your >> All right. I live I go. I got hurt. >> Y'all break my break. Y'all better let me down here. Get me here. Y'all best let me stay. Stay. Stay. No. I'm going under. Stay. You're the Oh, me. Oh. Oh, you ain't got no reason to me. Kick me again. >> You kick me. >> Sit up on your side. >> No, I'm down on my face. >> You annoyed. >> I am. You >> I'm annoyed as but you ain't got no reason to detain me. >> Why you acting you? Cuz you ain't got no reach to detain me. I went nuts to y'all puss. So what the you put in the car? >> I ain't even you talking about >> what you want to do. >> The struggle hit full volume, shouting about rights, whining over cuffs, even threatening to slide under the car. It was part courtroom speech, part wrestling match, and the energy refused to drop. Officers tried to keep control, but she doubled down at every turn. >> I do got a valid driving, so why the detaining me? >> Answer that question. What the out? >> Right. Right. >> This is real life. Right. This is real life. This is what they want to do. They trying to me at a fem. >> I'm going to get hot. >> Cuz y'all put me in. >> Where? Where your gloves? >> Which ones? >> I got more right here. You >> sergeant. You a sergeant? >> Dang, no strike. Dang, no pain. Dang, no, no. Put her in the bar. [ __ ] Let me go. That [ __ ] Let me go. >> Have you done any drugs? >> Ness mother. She's hyped up. I got What? >> It's leaking. >> It's leaking. They trying to break my arm. >> It's leaking. Look. Look. Look over there. >> She got the camera rolling. Hey, >> she got the camera rolling. >> Go ahead. Get in there. >> She got the camera rolling. >> Let me go. >> She got the camera rolling. >> Ain't no females out here. She got a camera rolling. >> She got me camera. Run out with handcuffs behind my back. Down a little bit. Y'all got cars, >> right? >> They ain't got No, they don't. I stopped this stop sign. Where they going to make? >> Cuz I stopped that stop sign. >> You did what? >> I stopped that stop sign. >> That's it. >> Yeah. So ask them why B and that right here going to go put on me. >> Ask him, >> girl. What you mean other than that? Yeah, I I get it. So, what you >> They stop me. No, they stop me cuz I'm cuz I'm pretty with a big G. >> I get it. >> Yeah. Do you? >> Everybody said we ain't deal with see that cut on my wrist. >> Now, she was juggling it all. Claims of injury, wild accusations, and turning the camera into her personal spotlight. Every second felt like a mashup of courtroom drama and unscripted reality TV. She insisted it all proved the officers wrong, but the chaos kept circling back to her flatout refusal to comply. You stay that that chain. You see that? >> Is that too tight for you? >> Oh, I swear to God they holding it. >> Too tight. >> They holding it. They let it go. >> They holding it. >> Hey, can you sit down? >> I've been down. >> Okay, stay down here. Let go. Let me go. >> Look. This ain't going nowhere. >> Let me go. >> Let me go. Just do it to you. >> Let me go, >> mother. Let me go. >> I ain't do to you. >> Why you yelling? >> I ain't you. I ain't you or you. >> Y'all stop me cuz I stop. >> Cuz you stop. >> Cuz I stop where the red is. >> Okay. Stop before you tag me because you know it's illegal cuz you know you can ask for my ID without a warrant. >> Look harassment. I'm not going nowhere boy. I swear to God I ain't going nowhere. Can I pull my dress down so they won't smoke? Yo, can y'all pull my banana down? Thank you for actually doing something. Okay. Are you hot? Told you. What's up? I'm hot. >> No, but I still don't do no illegal stuff. I ran. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to need you to stay calm. We going to try to figure out what's going on. >> Well, I swear to God cuz I I stopped. >> Okay. They were with you. >> I swear to God. I >> stay right there. I'm going to go ask him. I'll be right back. Okay. Just [ __ ] out of me. All right. Be right back. What's his name? You know his name? >> Dale and Glenn. >> Damn. Okay. I'm right back. All right. unstopp. >> How you feeling? >> I'm wonderful. I'm going good. Just giving them a ride to their destination. >> But for them for them to pull me over and say I ran stop sign and I know I stopped before I crossed the fairfield. I know that cuz I never take that. >> Let me ask you something. Have you taken anything that might get you a little duper or anything like that? You're not going to get in trouble? >> No. That Tito No, listen. that Tito shot that 199 I chose not to drink and drive. So everything I know is going on right now. >> Hey look, I'm have EMS come check you out >> and then when they check you out >> and I promise I can survive and test them straight line. >> Hey hey wait no EMS like >> no I don't see none of that [ __ ] folk >> cuz they was no reason why I should have been stopped. >> I ain't do nothing to them >> till EMS get here. You going to just stand there or you want to sit down? >> I sit right here. >> Sit down and sit in the truck for me. >> No, I don't want no one. >> Sit on the ground. If you want to sit on the ground, that's fine. But if you want to sit in this, you want to sit here. >> I never want to sit in I never get in your car. >> Okay. Not my car. I'm just asking. >> You want to have a seat? >> You want to sit on the front bumper? You can sit there. Hey, y'all can >> go. >> Let me go. By now, her energy swung wild between fiery rants and sudden please and even wardrobe malfunctions into the mix. Officers tried to calm her, even offering an EMS check, but she shut down every option. Convinced she was the ultimate victim of harassment, she kept tugging at authority like a prize rope. And this battle was far from over. >> Please let me go, man. >> Let me go. Where I'm going? Let me go. >> Hey. Hey, chill out for >> Please let me go. >> Where you going? >> What? You want to beat my You domestic too. >> You domestic too. >> You not Don't spy. Don't do what they tell you to do to be a good boy. >> Hey, look. >> Hey, look. Ambulance is here. They're going to check you out. Okay. Make sure you all right. Okay. You going You going to be >> They always check me out. >> All right. You going to be cooperative with them >> for what? >> Just to make sure you Okay. >> No. What you want? You're not going to be cooperative. We're going to be cooperative. So the active mother. So I put her in handcuffs. I told her to stay in the car because she was talking about getting out. I was investigating why she didn't have a physical driver's license on her because she handed me an ID card. And then after I told her to stay in the car, she got out of the car aggressively. That's why her action is supposed to tame her because she's possible to herself and others, right? >> And we got up here and she started acting erratic and trying to grab and all that. Right. Right. >> So, it makes sense to put back, right? >> All right. Hey, look. You want to go home? I'm sorry. You want to go home? I'm trying to get you home. I've been over here trying to help you. Do you want to go home? I'm trying to get you to the house key. You want to go home? Please sit up here so they can check you out. I'll make sure you good and we'll get you up out of here quickly. >> Well, come on. >> I know I don't need your help. Walk away. >> Hey, >> walk away. Walk away. Walk away. I don't need your help. Walk away. Are we just going? I don't need your help. Walk away. She appears to be altered. >> So, I don't know if it's narcotics, but she's been acting erratic, trying to fight us. trying to put her in the Tahoe. So that's why they got no choice. >> Um >> I bet you won't touch me. >> I bet you won't touch this. >> If you want to do like I guess your >> right now from there, >> I can try to accommodate as much as possible. >> The only She can't >> just custom physical physical. >> I don't need to refuse. There you go. There you go. Look. >> God damn. Y'all understand? Look. Clapping. Refuse. Refuse. Go. Clap. Clap. Yes. >> Even with medics on standby, she brushed off every offer, turning down help like it was optional. Deputies flagged erratic behavior and safety risks, leaving restraint as the only move. Just when it seemed the scene couldn't get any crazier, she cranked her resistance up another notch, proving chaos was still her full-time gig. >> Good job, girl. Take that back to 911. Go save somebody else like that. She's pretty strong. >> Oh yeah. Oh, she's strong. >> And the dopest in it. >> I believe skin 23. Anybody want the dopest? Let's go. We done. Are we not? >> Because a clear right over >> I said, "I'm not going." That's what I say. >> Uhoh. Not going. >> I'm not going. >> Okay. What? What? Howdy. >> That's disgusting. >> That's another [ __ ] arm on my arm. Hey, do not bite. I >> do not bite. I'm down. N >> is my face. Nope. N. >> I'm not. Nope. Watch your fingers. She's now biting me. Yo, >> you're not going to put my leg. >> Huh? >> My man is having some legs right now. >> My man is having some leg right now. >> You want There you go. There you go. There you go. No. By now, chaos hit full overdrive. Strength, defiance, and wild claims all tangled into one messy showdown, even pinned down. She fought tooth and nail, forcing officers to dodge bites and stay sharp. What started as a simple traffic stop had morphed into pure mayhem. And just when it looked like it might end, she dug up fresh energy to keep resisting. >> Sorry. >> Will you go get a go get her mask? >> We tried to put one on her. >> All right. trying to >> Yeah. No, you should never put them on my >> Yeah, that's where you at. Now figure it out cuz I'm going to make it hard. Oh, I swear the camera is going to be hard. You kill me. I promise. I promise. I got life insurance. Let's go. I'm ready to die. I'm ready to die. I'm ready to die. Frank switch. >> Thank God. [Applause] >> Hey, hey, hey. They're growing up a different head going right Yeah. >> Okay. The encounter stretched way beyond a normal traffic stop, proving how non-compliance can blow a simple situation skyhigh. What could have been a quick stop ended in full-blown chaos, a physical showdown, and a stack of charges she earned all on her own. 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