Well, we've given you several lawful orders for you to step out of the car. You're refusing those orders, and I'm telling you to get out of the car right now. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. >> It's a cloudy day in the Florida Keys when deputies pull over a woman with a fan base of her own. What comes next is a standoff caught on body cam. And trust me, the strangest part is still to come. Cops pulled her over after multiple 911 callers reported her driving was suspicious. >> Hello. >> Sorry. >> For what? Are you okay? >> Huh? >> All right. We We got a call about your driving that you were having problems staying in the lane. So, and I thought it was weird that you kind of like put your turn signal on and you took a while to figure out where you're going and then when you made the left, you made this really wide turn. You okay? You sure? Okay. You have your license, registration, proof of insurance. >> Next, police try to calmly explain why she stopped. Within seconds, she's resisting, stalling, and just about to bolt. when the officer quickly detained her. >> Well, I didn't really. I was following you because we got a call about your driving and people were saying I mean from from the 100 mile marker they were calling about a red Yes. >> And so when you pulled in here, you made a very >> I'm not going I'm not going to do that. >> You're not going to do what? No. Put your car in park. >> Put your car in park. No. >> Car in park now. >> Why? >> Ma'am, put your car in park. >> Why? >> Step out all the way in park. Step out of the car for me. >> Cuz you were about to take off on me and you are now lawfully detained. So, please step out of the vehicle. >> Are you kidding me? >> I'm not kidding you. >> Please step out. >> No. >> No. >> No. >> So, either Listen, step out of the car. I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the car. >> Then I want to record everything. >> We're recording, too. Then I will record everything. >> That's fine. But you need to step out of the car. Step out, please. >> Please just let me record everything. >> No. First you step out of the car, then you record everything. >> Ma'am, here. >> No. >> Well, you're either >> Really? >> Yes. >> Really? >> Yes. >> So, we've given you several lawful orders for you to step out of the car. You're refusing those orders and I'm telling you to get out of the car right now. >> She's telling me to get out of the car right now. >> For what? >> Because I'm conducting a DUI investigation. That's why >> DUI? >> Yes. >> Seriously? >> Seriously, we're not joking. >> Deputies identify the woman as 60-year-old Deborah Odum, who instead of dealing with police, decides this is the perfect time to drop a message for her fans. >> So, here we are. I have breast cancer. I just had my I just had my third treatment of breast cancer and these people have stopped me. >> Okay. So, >> you think that's cool? >> Well, uh based on the fact that several people called in that they were concerned about your driving and how you almost hit them, I >> I understand. Okay. So, my next question to you is based on the fact that given that I could smell alcohol in your breath, >> okay, you're swaying while you stand. >> I'm going to ask if you want to consent to some exercises. >> Of course, I would. >> Okay. >> But, um, >> I just lost just lost what? It just is something with my followers. >> Monroe County deputies try to get Deborah to walk the line, but she clearly has her own far more entertaining plan. >> We just call Rick and let's just let's just talk to him and let's just just please please. Well, I don't I don't understand how the sheriff is going to help you out of this situation >> because I've known you for 10 years and like and like he knows I'm not a [ __ ] >> Well, nobody has called you that. >> Nor do we think that? No. >> Let's Let's go over here and get out. Let's go over here and help. >> Oh, she's going to take off. >> Do me a favor. Turn. >> I want to just record it. I just want to record. Okay. Well, we're getting to >> Turn your car off and listen. We're going to have to take this away from you. >> So, are we refusing to do the rest of these exercises? >> No. Of course. >> Then let's finish them. >> Then let's finish. >> I love you guys. Like, I don't want anything. I don't want to be in this position either. Okay. >> I don't I also >> No. Put Please put the phone down. >> I want to record all you guys. >> We're recording. >> She She acts like she don't want to be like She got my >> I know you did not. >> Listen. All right. We're done. >> You got my license? >> Yes. >> Oh. Oh, here we go. >> When the suspect tries to snatch her license back from deputies, she fasttracks herself straight into handcuffs. Let's see how that works out for her. >> Nope. Do not mess up cuz this is not going to end well for you. >> Are you kidding me? >> No, we are not kidding you. >> Give me Give me my phone. Can you let him know what >> Give me my phone. >> 6101 code 5. We'll have one in custody. >> Give me my phone. >> Your phone's going with us. >> No. Give me my phone. >> No. >> Give me my phone. >> Your phone will go with you. Do you want to take this? I'll take it. Okay. No. >> Moments later, the suspect goes full drama mode, putting on a performance worthy of an Oscar. And the deputies aren't buying it. >> You threatening me? >> No. I'm walk Please stop. >> Are you going to walk with me or are we going to have to stop my my >> God? Can I not turn it off? >> We're going to take care of all that. Is there anything other than your phone that you want? >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You [Applause] [Music] Stop 61 unit. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. >> Deborah's theatrics meet gravity as deputies get her down on the ground, waiting for backup. 1314. I'm allowed 14 minutes that I'm allowed that you that I'm allowed to be picked up. Where where where's my where where am I? 134 where am I? Where am I? >> You're in the parking lot of Ocean Gardens. >> Yeah. 13.14 minutes. Where the are you? >> I'm standing right here next to you. Yeah. Gra. Oh, aren't you so Aren't you so proud? Jesus Christ. Hi. This is This is your This is your This is your life. This I'm I'm your son's teacher. I'm your son's teacher. This is what they're doing to me. Get this off of me. Get this off of me. >> No. No. You're heard. I can't I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I'm telling you, I cannot breathe. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> I need an ambulance. >> 6211. >> She She's hurt me. She's hurt me. She's hurt. >> 6211. Can you roll rescue our way? Our arresty is unable to breathe. God, you're so sick. You're so sick. You're sick. >> Deputies call an ambulance for Deborah, and she decides it's the perfect moment for the performance of a lifetime. >> Can you please just so I can breathe? So, what we're going to do is we're going to turn you on your side. owe. [Applause] Was there another unit coming? >> Oh god, please help me. >> From where? >> Oh god, please help me. >> Please help me. Please help me. >> Here, I will help you up. >> Roll on your side. Roll on your side, Deb. Soon, reinforcements show up. More deputies and medics ready to deal with the chaos firsthand. You >> You're hurting me. You're hurting me. >> Hey. >> Hey. Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. We had her now needs to be her. She didn't want that. >> She hurt me. She hit me. She hit me in the face. >> Deputies managed to calm Deborah down for a moment. She seems to have recovered from whatever breathing emergency she just staged. >> Okay, >> so no injuries. You're just a little unbalanced. >> Sorry. >> Okay. She was claiming she couldn't breathe earlier. >> Okay. >> Liar. >> Okay. Okay. Listen. Talk to me. >> No, she's a liar. >> Okay. Talk to me. >> Youing liar. >> Okay. Talk to me. >> Yeah. Why don't you go home? >> Daddy. Okay. I'm here. Let's talk. Okay. >> Can I Can I stand you up? >> Of course you can. >> Okay. I'm going to stand you up. All right. >> Okay. Ready? One. While deputies strap Deborah in, investigators peek in her car. And let's just say no one saw this coming. >> Stop. >> Are they still? >> Yeah. No top in the back. >> Okay. >> Okay. Did you see that? Deputies spot an open bottle of wine in Deborah's car. And somehow that's not even the craziest part. >> We got more wine here, but it's not open. Investigators dig a little deeper and find a full bottle of wine and a completely empty one in the front seat. By the time they're done, they've uncovered two empty bottles, one half full and a mystery unopened bottle. Somebody's having a wine tasting on the road. >> Okay. and they're awful. >> One deputy gets ready to drive Deborah to the station and of course she decides it's the perfect time to launch another round of theatrics. The show must go on. [Applause] She's choking me. She's choking me. She's choking me. She's choking me. >> Another deputy steps in to see what's going on. And they decide Deborah needs a little fresh air. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. All right. You know what? Always think right there again. Okay. There's something going to happen. You know what? Rescue out. >> She's choking me. She's choking me. She's choking me. >> There's a camera back there recording you right now. Do they see I am nowhere near you? >> You're choking me. You You slit me. You know what you slit me. You know what you did. >> You know what you did. >> I think we need to risk it. We can ask her if she's >> Hey, Debbie. >> Fix herself. >> Debbie. Debbie. Deb. >> Moments later, deputies managed to calm Deborah down. Just enough to haul her to the station for a breathalyzer test. >> You act You act like I'm some kind of crazy person. Just stop. >> Stop. Stop. Let go of me. Let go of me. >> Please. We're not We're not going to do this again. We are not going to do this again. >> Yeah. >> No, we good. >> No, we're good. >> Come on. Sit. Thank you. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> No. >> Stop it. If you bite me, you're going to get another charge. Okay. So, stop. >> Did you see that? Deborah tries to take a bite out of the deputy. An ambitious move to say the least. >> Off of me, >> Dad. >> Get off of me. >> Relax, Dad. >> Get off of me. >> Relax. >> Get off of me. >> Relax. >> You're choking. >> Nobody's choking me. >> You're choking me. >> No one's choking you. Dad, relax. Stop. >> You're choking me. >> Relax. >> Oh my god. You're choking me. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I haven't yet. Before heading to jail, Deborah decides to throw a few more colorful insults. >> Please open your mouth for me so I can make sure you don't have >> Please open your mouth and shut the up. >> I got to check. >> Can you check Can you just look? >> No, check her mouth. >> Okayoo. >> Another loud tantrum erupts and as if on quue, she throws in a surprise racial rant. Truly a onewoman spectacle. >> Stop. Stop. Quit hurting me. Stop. >> Let's go. Arrest time. >> Oh, wow. You're so Oh, you're so You're You're united. Wow. A black person and a white person. United. But you don't give a about her. You stupid. >> You hate her. You hate her cuz she's black. You can't stand it cuz she gets everything that you think >> I got one more thing. >> Oh yeah. >> Yeah. >> One more thing. >> Oh yeah. Deborah. >> Yeah. >> Oh, she gets everything. Oh, she shouldn't get everything. She shouldn't. >> All of this before she suddenly seems to forget how to speak English. Plot twist. >> I have no English. I don't speak English. I request a u interpreter right now. And if I am denied an interpreter, I will be Oh. [Music] What? Uncrushed me. >> Deputies managed to get Deborah to jail, but don't expect calm. Deborah's just warming up. >> Weirdo. Stop. God. Arrest. >> DUI. >> Battery on Leo. >> Battery on Leo. >> Oh, DUI. No, it's not DUI. You stupid. [Music] >> We both know what you did. I had to stop. I'm I'm I'm having breast cancer. >> God, I'm under. >> Stop it. Okay, I'm sorry. I don't speak. Okay. >> Deborah gets searched before heading to jail. And when asked to remove her jewelry, let's just say she's not exactly thrilled about it. >> We have to take the jewelry off. >> It's not going to happen. We don't want to use [Applause] Heat. Heat. [Applause] Okay. Right there. >> No. >> Okay. >> I got to go. >> Okay. >> You want to get the turn? >> Just stop hurting me. Stop hurting me. Stop hurting me. >> Why are you hurting me? >> Debbie, we talked about this. >> My baby. >> All right, Miss Debbie, we talked about this, right? >> Stop it. My god. You're hurting me. You're hurting me, you mother. A you're breaking my arm, you mother. >> At that point, deputies decide enough's enough. Time to restrain our suspect. Let's see how that turns out. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. >> Get off, you mother. You get off. That's my mother. You get off of me. You mother get the off of me. You get the [ __ ] off of me. You get the off of me down. You mother the [ __ ] off of me. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Please. Okay. Calm down. motherless. Get off of me, [ __ ] Debbie, don't touch my hair. You stupid ass. Still putting on a show, Deborah earns herself a brand new accessory, the spit mask. >> Take me in. Oh. Oh, there we go. Really, >> I'm trying to work for you. You're not working with me. >> Okay, so >> this is where we ended up. >> I'm trying to work for you. Now I'm not doing anything to you. All right, you got to calm down. You have to. Okay. >> Deborah Odum was hit with DUI and resisting arrest. She pled no contest, got probation, fines, and lost her license. Not exactly the encore she had planned. >> Oh, come on. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Here we go again.