Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Is everything okay? >> Yes. Everything's fine. >> I'm recording. I'm recording. >> A lone Mercedes sits under the glow of a parking lot light. Quiet, still suspicious. Two officers move in and what happens next explodes without warning. Hit like, subscribe, and join the community. We dissect moments exactly like this. It's just past midnight on March 19th, 2024 in Orlando. Two officers spot something that doesn't sit right. A Mercedes parked alone at the edge of a gas station lot, away from the pumps, headlights off. The area is known for drug activity. And to the officers, the setup feels wrong. Police. >> Is everything okay? >> Yes, everything's fine. >> Oh, okay. We just got to call a suspicious vehicle in the Waw Wall parking lot. So, we're just checking out to make sure you guys are good. >> Oh, yeah. We're fine. I'm just sitting right here and on my phone. >> Yeah. Uh, you're doing what now? >> I'm sitting right here on my phone. >> Oh, okay. Uh, do you have your ID on you? >> No, I don't. Not right now. >> Do you have Is this your car? No, this is my girlfriend's car. >> Okay. Where's she at? >> She's here with me. >> Oh, she's in the back seat. >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. >> The officers note the driver's casual tone, later identified as Summer. Calm but defensive. Her answers come quickly, almost rehearsed. Then, a faint odor hits one of the officer's noses. The smell of leafy green substance. >> Um, all right. So, here's the deal. Do you have a medical marijuana card or does anybody have a medical marijuana card in the car? >> No weed in here, sir. Do not smell any weed. Listen up here. We're having a seriously bad day. Seriously bad day. We're sitting here in this car because I just lost my job. We're going through a lot right now. And this is a household come here bothering us while we're sitting at a parking lot. >> Like this doesn't make any sense. What? So I never heard anybody sit. This is Waw Wa. It's open 24 hours. There's people sitting there. >> Yeah, I just literally >> What is going on? We just got We just came from the store and bought a drink. I just lost my dog today. You don't smell anything? >> So, can you please leave from our vehicle? >> We really don't. We don't have anything. So, >> and the car is not on. So, you cannot say it's no smoke. I don't smoke. I don't know what you're talking about. >> I smell it coming from >> We don't smell anything. I smell you. I smell you. Can you please leave for my car? >> The driver's girlfriend insists there's no weed in the car. She says she just lost her job. Well, that might explain the attitude and maybe the smell. >> They're also sitting in >> like they sitting over there. Why you not talking to them? They over there smoking and everything. That's probably where you smell weed at and you coming over here to our car. Like that's illegal. You can't just come out the people car and I'm going to go in Waw Wa and ask them did you get a call because you're lying. And you can't tell me to get out my car cuz this is my car and it's not on and you are bothering me. But you are very wrong to do that. Like come on. I'm having a [ __ ] shitty day. I lost my DO MY MY JOB TODAY. I lost my job. >> Keep the window down. Keep the window down. >> Are you serious? >> Hold the window down. >> You need to have the window. >> Why? Why? Because now you're detained for drug investigation. You're not free to go. Before it was consensual encounter, >> man. Stay in the car. >> Oh my god. Can you leave from right here? Bro, y'all are illegal. Call your sergeant now. Call your sergeant now. I do not want to speak to you people cuz we're sitting in our car. I just told this man I lost MY JOB TODAY. WHY are y'all coming over here bothering us? >> We didn't do anything at all. We're sitting here having a horrible day and you're going to come over here and make it even worse by me just sitting in my car. There's nothing in this car, bro. You can look in my trunk. I have my clothes. I'ming homeless, sleeping in my car. And I got people like you coming over here bothering me. Like I'm Bro, I'm going through a lot right now. Please go find somebody else to bother cuz I'm not doing anything wrong whatsoever. I don't know if y'all bored. Y'all want something to do, but I'm not doing anything whatsoever. You know what you're doing is wrong. I'm sitting in my car looking at JOBS TRYING TO FIGURE OUT WHAT I'M GOING TO DO TO pay my bills so I can have somewhere to lay my head cuz I don't have nowhere to stay right now. I just lost my job. I'm a professional welder. I don't have to steal. I don't have to kill. I don't have to do nothing to take nothing from nobody. I believe in working hard for what I want. But what y'all doing is wrong. You don't come up to nobody car while it's turned off talking about oh you got a phone call. You don't come up to me dictator telling me this is not a free country. How can you come up to this car? We just came out of Walmart. Fill this soda. It's cold. >> I just got here so I know. >> I literally been here for only 3 minutes. >> We just came out. >> I just came out OF THERE AND SPENT my money and I'm sitting in the parking lot of a store that's open 24 hours. I'm not doing any any suspicious activity. What you're doing is wrong and you know you're wrong. You're going to allow this guy to do this. That's wrong, bro. The women insist they've done nothing wrong, arguing with officers while calling for a sergeant to show up. >> That's wrong. What you're doing is wrong. Would you call your sergeant over here? >> Because we ain't do nothing wrong. >> So, here's the deal. I always wanted to have a conversation. We can in any public area >> because we ain't do nothing wrong. >> Which is a consensual which is a which is what we call a consensual account. Call Sergeant, please call. Yeah, but my car isn't on. I'm just kidding. >> And you cannot search this car cuz you're wrong. >> Call the Call the sergeant. Please call your sergeant. Please call your sergeant. Call your sergeant. Call your detective. Call the supervisor. Call the chief. >> As long as it's >> Bro, they're wrong. We ain't do nothing wrong. >> Yeah, but I'm trying to wrong. We ain't doing nothing wrong. But it's we check out with vehicles all the time. THAT'S NOT >> NO, YOU'RE NOT TAKING this vehicle. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Call your lawyer. Call your lawyer right now. Call Ken. Get Ken on the phone now. Get Ken on the phone now. >> More backup arrives at the scene and suddenly it's not just a chat anymore. Summer and her girlfriend are now officially detained and under arrest. >> Yeah, but you said I'm being detained. >> You're not detained. Initially everybody in the car and the vehicle initially you were free to go to ask them for their sergeant. You cannot let them do that to detain you. >> We know our rights summer. We know our rights. Call >> I haven't done anything. No no no no no. >> Yeah well we'll just wait for >> call sergeant. Call the sergeant. >> Yeah but this isn't necessary. We're not doing anything. >> Please call this necessary. I don't know. >> Can you call stop? Tell them to call the sergeant. At least they know where they doing this wrong. >> Okay, there's someone in right right now. So just relax. We got >> We have nothing. So you don't have nothing flashing us. LIKE WE HAVE TO CARVE. >> OKAY, but why? >> This is weird. >> Wow. I'm coming. >> Because you're being detained right now for investigation. >> But what did we do for investigation? Why are you investigating us? There's other people cars out here. >> The drug investigation. The car smells like cannabis. >> It ain't no cannabis in here. We don't smoke, bro. >> We're going to search you guys. No, you're not searching my car. I'm sorry. Get the from around here. And I mean that. Get the [ __ ] from around me, bro. >> Call the sergeant. Stop talking to them. Stop talking to them. Call the sergeant because they know what they're doing is wrong. They know what they're doing is wrong. Right here on the stereo cuz we're going to have >> No, you're not. DON'T TOUCH MY CAR. MOVE. MOVE FROM MY CAR. >> Move from my car. >> Bro. Oh my god. Bro, I don't want to deal with this, bro. We're going through a lot right now. These people trying to They trying to Do not judge me. No, no, no, no. I'm sitting in my car not. >> Ma'am, I'm asking you to step out. If you don't, I'm going to take you out. Step out for me. >> You're okay. >> Step out of my car. >> Step out for me. >> Oh my god. Babe, >> listen. You are okay. >> Stop grabbing me, bro. It's okay. Can you stop? >> Step out. I'm asking you to step out. Step out. >> Baby, get out my car, babe. >> Calm down. Calm down. >> Okay. I'm about to get out. I'm going to move. talking about. You have plenty of chances. >> He grabbing me, bae. >> Okay, sir. Okay. >> You had plenty of chance. Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> No, you had plenty of time. Quit acting like that. Stop. >> He's grabbing me, babe. >> I see. >> Okay, I'm sorry. >> Okay, you don't have to grab me. I can get out. I can get out. >> I was recording. That's why you stopped, bro. >> I'm recording. >> I'm recording. Sorry. >> Get your hand. Get your hand. >> Okay. Give me your hand. >> Okay. >> Arrest for resisting. >> What did I do? >> Resisting. >> I said I was going to go. >> No. >> I said I'm going to go. >> Now it appears our girl Summer already had an active warrant that might explain the attitude. But let's be real, she's not talking her way out of this one. >> Yeah. The body can't show you throwing my head on the ground. I have a lawyer. So I hope you know you better hear from me. >> Do you need medical attention then? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> You better let me go. >> Let me go. >> You need to stop. >> Can we get off? >> You can't have a power. >> What do you need the fire department for? >> You can't have a power truck. >> I'm not getting >> You already got what you wanted tonight. You just put your hands on a black woman. >> Ma'am, what do you need the fire department for? >> You feel good tonight, right? Okay. You threw a black woman down on the ground. So, you should feel good tonight, right? You feel good? >> You feel good, >> ma'am? What do you need the fire department for? I >> I just My whole head just kind of slammed into the head. >> Yes, I have head. >> My lawyer, please. Can I please call my lawyer? I don't have a law. >> Do you have a card? >> You have a medical marijuana card? >> Not on you. >> Are you Have you been issued one? >> Is there a jacket or one? Hold a minute. You're transporting. All right. >> That's your phone, right? >> Yes. Can you get my phone? >> I already told you where you going. >> You have a warrant, too? >> Yeah, I know about my warrant. >> But what um what did they say? I was going >> resistant. They were driving by. >> Yeah, but I wasn't resisting. He grabbed me out anyway. >> Yeah, I wasn't going outside. I don't know. >> Here comes the sergeant. And you can tell he's heard every excuse in the book, and this one's no different. >> Turn around. Hi, Sergeant. >> Hi, Sergeant. >> How are you? >> Me on there. >> Um, okay. So, >> did you see the um video camera of him saying I got arrested? I was resistant. >> Okay. So, that's kind of what I'm here for. >> Tell me what happened. >> Oh, my I was just sitting in the car and the car was off. I'm just sitting. >> He's charged. You want to wait or you just want to head over there? situation right now. So, we've been trying to like figure out the >> sitting here for a little bit until I figured that out and he just came out of nowhere and asked like what we were doing and I immediately rolled the window down and I just told him um I was like I'm not doing anything. I'm just sitting in my car. >> That's all I told him. And next thing you know, he started talking about, oh, he smells something like that. And I told him like, it's nothing here to smell. It's it's nothing. We wasn't smoking or anything. Like maybe earlier I was smoking, but not anything recent. >> And he just um had some other people pull up and stuff like that. And my girlfriend started freaking out and getting like, you know, >> she be feeling like cops be on like power trips and special times. So she was just like feeling like, you know, overwhelmed. So I'm trying to calm her down the whole time. I'm telling her, "Calm down. Calm down. Calm down." Next thing you know, he splashing. Him and his other dude is flashing. I felt y'all don't have to flash the light in here. There's nothing in here. There's nothing in here at all for you guys to get nothing. Nothing but dirty clothes and stuff like that and all of our personal items. That's it. And next thing you know, he's telling he's detaining her. They're they detained her first. And I'm trying to calm her down. And I'm on my phone. I was about to start recording. Soon as I started tried to record, he snatched me out the car. He didn't ask me. He didn't even ask me to get out. Okay. >> He just snatched me out. He didn't say, "Ma'am, get out the car." And give me a second to get out. He just immediately opened the door and started grabbing me out. He didn't ask me to get out the car or anything. Okay. >> And I don't feel like that was right. I wasn't resisting. And I was like, "Okay, let me get out on my own." And when I tried to get out on my own, they just grabbed me out and they just slammed me on the floor and pulled my hair. I'm only 120 lbs. They didn't It was no need for them to do that. >> They could have just grabbed my arm really, really hard or something, but they grabbed my arm, slammed me on the floor and everything. I don't understand why >> before they even asked for my name. I know I have a little warrant, but they didn't even ask for my name >> before they did that. >> Okay. Um, so the good thing is every officer that has been on scene today has had their body camera on. So I'll review their body camera and check to make sure that their story matches up and >> is that right? What he did like was he >> I wasn't here so I'm not going to sit here. There's your side of the story. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> There's his side of the story. There's what happened on body camera. Everything. I'm That's what I'm here for to review all of that. Right. So I already got this side of the story. I'm getting your side of the story now. Um, so first of all, >> when they approach, you knew they were the police, right? >> Yeah. >> They had their uniform on. >> Yeah, I knew I didn't have a problem with I was I immediately I didn't ignore him or anything. >> Okay. When you were getting pulled out of the car like I understand tensions were high and everything like did you pull back into the car and be like, "Hold on, wait a minute." >> No, I said I'm about to get out myself. I said, "I'm about to get out myself." And before I could even get myself out of my mouth, he already grabbed me out the car. He didn't give me a second to get out. He didn't say, "Ma'am, step out of the car." >> He didn't say anything to me. All he did was just straight grab me out the car. When she got arrested, >> he when she got arrested, he grabbed me out the car. >> Okay. All right. I'll I'll look at all the body cam. >> I'm sorry. Can you put this cover over me? >> The sergeant inspects her scraped knee, photographs it, and reminds her that all the evidence, including her claims, will be reviewed. >> Are you injured? I do have a really bad headache right now and my knee and that's it. >> All right, I see your knee. Oh, can you check you out already? It just uh >> Yeah, they just put a band-aid on it. They didn't put no alcohol or anything sanitized over it. But >> I'm going to take a picture of it. It doesn't say on my phone or anything. It goes uploaded into the cloud into our database and everything and that's it. >> Okay. We're already watching back. >> So, am I getting just resisting or not? I came here well after the fact, so I don't know exactly what >> told you're resistant and the warrant. >> Oh, okay. So, just resisting >> and the warrant. You have to go. You have to have to take care of that warrant. >> Okay. Yes, I am. I don't have a problem with that. I was about to do that tomorrow. >> Like, they didn't even slam you down. No injuries to your head or anything? >> Not that I know of right now, but I have a head cover. I'm just going to take a picture of your head. >> All right. He had it tied kind of. >> Okay. >> I see why you're the sergeant. Cuz you have patience. >> As Summer is escorted to the transport vehicle, her girlfriend pleads for leniency. >> Anything else? Anything else? >> No. >> Just pass it. I >> do me a favor. I understand. Tensions were high earlier. >> We're all calm now, right? >> No, I was never I was hyped. It was hyped up earlier when I got here, but everybody's calling now, right? >> I'm fine. I'm just listening to you guys >> because especially when you get down to the jail, like they don't mess around there. Like these guys are very lenient and everything. When you get down there, >> they don't mess around there. So, >> I would advise you to stay calm, do whatever. All right. >> All right. >> All right. Can I have a hug for her, please? >> She said it. She'll be out. >> I love you. >> Oh, she has a warrant. >> Get it for us now. >> I love you, Lord. >> I'm going to call you. Do y'all have my phone? Right. >> All right. I'm going to go with you to the jail. >> Do Do y'all have extra bandaids? So this man ain't just bleeding up and he done took it off. >> Um we'll get you on when we get to the jail. >> Yeah, you have to be. That's our department policy. And you're under arrest. So >> I know but it's tight. >> You want me to take it matter? >> No. Just hold the force till we get there. >> Appreciate it, >> bro. >> I'm going to get She's going to jail. >> Um, she did she comply pretty much when she got out of the car? I'm good with whatever you >> Yeah, she's good. >> Uh, and there's nothing crazy in the car. >> No, just we >> No, I don't want you to take her to jail. Peace. Yo, officer. >> No, I don't know where to go to jail. It wasn't She's cursed. >> I know, but she's sorry. And I'm sorry. We will never do it again. >> You make the situation worse for me because I don't know anyone here. Fortunately, like that was >> you're going to you're going to go um your companion over there, she also has a warrant. So either way, she would be going to jail. Even if we weren't going to charge her resisting, she's going to jail for the warrant. Okay, >> bro. >> And we're taking that little bit of weed and destroying it. All right. >> So, I'm stuck here, bro. >> Summer was then transported to the Orange County Jail without further incident. She was charged with resisting and that outstanding warrant sealed the deal. Her girlfriend was free to go while the so-called leafy green substance she claimed she didn't have was destroyed. Like, comment, and subscribe for more wild encounters like this.