No, I'm not okay. NO, I'M NOT OKAY.
THEY'RE TRYING TO push me to the ground.
I can see OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE
CAR.
>> What seemed like a routine traffic stop
turned into a legal disaster when
[snorts] Karen ended up facing four
criminal charges.
>> I'm not doing nothing. I'm not doing
nothing cuz I'm not doing nothing. AND
YOU KNOW I'M NOT. [screaming] FOR WHAT?
>> GET ON THE GROUND.
>> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST.
>> YOU'RE UNDERREST.
>> She thought she could escape trouble by
playing innocent, but her own actions
pushed her straight into the hands of
the police. What looked like a simple
stop quickly became a nightmare for both
sides. Let's see how this woman's act of
defiance completely backfired.
>> No, I'm not okay. NO, I'M NOT OKAY.
They're trying to push me to the ground.
I can see OUT OF THE CAR. I'm not doing
nothing. I'm not doing nothing cuz I'm
not doing nothing. AND YOU KNOW I'M NOT.
>> Don't arrest me. She screamed in the
middle of the night as officers tried to
keep control. But what followed proved
she wasn't just another emotional
driver.
>> Since she's having her
>> drive me home, Lizzy. Lizzy, drive me
home. I don't want to worry about
>> that. Ma'am. Hey. Hey.
>> Don't touch me. Please don't touch me.
Please don't touch me. Please don't
TOUCH ME.
KAYIE, COME AND GET ME.
>> KAYIE, COME AND GET ME.
>> Settle down.
>> I'm settled. I'm settled. And I'm
settled.
>> I'm chill. I don't like all of this
because I have low iron right now. I'm
scared. I'm scared. Don't be scared.
>> I don't care. I don't like all of this.
I'm scared. I'm scared.
>> I don't like Don't let go my friends.
DON'T LET GO OF MY FRIENDS.
>> Don't let go of my friends. I'm scared.
>> All right. So, listen. I don't want to
touch you. You don't have to. All I want
you to do is walk back to the back of
your car with me and talk to me. Okay.
Right back here. That's fine. Okay.
That's what I want. All right. So, you
go ahead and lean up against your car.
Okay. So, listen. I'm just now coming
here. I'm just now figuring out what's
going on.
>> That's fine. You're new to this. They've
been here.
>> I I understand. Okay. Listen,
>> I'm just trying to go home. I literally
at I literally live at 1481 Adams Road.
I live less than 5 miles from here.
>> Okay. Listen,
>> I have low iron. I've heard you say
that.
>> I want to go home. That's all I want to
do. I don't have to work tomorrow. I can
literally sleep for the rest of the
night and not bother nobody.
>> I just want to go home.
>> I understand that
>> because at the end of the day, I know
this is new for me, but my doctor told
me when I feel like this, I just need to
go home and sleep. I need to rest.
>> Would you care to drive home? I wouldn't
mind cuz I would be glad to just if if
she's going to calm herself down a
little bit.
>> Want to compare whatever. She lives on
Adams. I live on Harrison.
>> Okay.
>> I just drive home. I don't live where I
know where I live. Like I just want to
go home. If he has to drive me home,
that's fine. I was sitting, but I just
want to go home. He has yet to let me
talk at
a lie. Like because I feel scared. He
just He just try to yank me out of my
car. Well, he can technically.
>> NO, HE CANNOT.
>> YES, he can.
>> No, he cannot because he feels he feels
targeted doing nothing. I just want to
go home.
>> She insisted, "I didn't do anything
wrong." Refusing to step out of the car.
Her screams and resistance escalated the
situation far beyond A NORMAL STOP.
[screaming]
>> NO, NO.
I'm not. NO, I'M NOT. NO, I'M NOT. NO,
I'M NOT OKAY. NO, I'M NOT OKAY. NO, I'M
NOT OKAY. NO, I'M NOT OKAY. They're
trying to push me to the ground.
>> I can see OUT OF THE CAR. NO, I'M NOT
OKAY.
>> NO, I'M not okay. No, I'm not okay. No,
I'm not okay. No, I'm not okay.
>> Okay, go ahead and lock those.
>> No, I'm not okay. No, I'm not okay.
>> She's not hurt. You got
>> No, I'M NOT. YES, I AM.
>> YES, I AM. I'm not okay.
>> I'm not doing nothing. I'm not doing
nothing. I'm not doing nothing. I'm not
doing nothing. I'm not doing nothing.
>> Stop.
>> I'm not doing nothing. I'm just sitting
here. They're breaking my arm. They are
breaking my arm. They are breaking my
arm. I'm not doing nothing. I'm just
sitting here AND TRYING TO TALK MY I'm
not doing nothing. I'm not doing that.
>> No, cuz I'm not doing nothing. Yo, I
don't know if it's locked or what.
>> Cuz I'm not doing nothing.
>> You got another set.
>> I'm not doing nothing. I'm not doing
nothing. I'm not doing nothing.
>> Stop.
>> Cuz I'm not doing nothing. And you know
I'm not. AND YOU KNOW I'M NOT. WHEN
OFFICERS tried to reason with her, she
ignored every word, then broke into
tears and begged for forgiveness, but it
was too late. Everything she'd said and
done had already become evidence against
her.
>> I just TRIED TO GO HOME. MORE THAN
ANYTHING, THAT'S ALL I WAS TRYING TO DO
WAS TRYING TO GO HOME. THAT'S IT. I WAS
JUST TRYING TO GO HOME.
>> MA'AM, LISTEN TO ME. What's your name?
>> Nothing.
>> What's your name?
>> Nothing. Don't worry about it. Don't
worry worry about it.
>> Are you trying to go home? Yes.
>> Okay. So, here's how this is going to
work. You're going to cooperate with me.
I'm going to cooperate with you. Do you
understand that? Do you understand that?
>> No. Not trying to take me to Well, you
don't want If you don't want to
cooperate, then we'll just do things a
different way. Okay.
>> No, it's not even that, bro. I just want
to go home.
>> Blood is bloody. It's bloody. Those are
bloody.
>> I'm terrified,
>> dude. Those are bloody.
>> I am terrified. I just want to go home.
>> I just want to go home. I just want to
go home.
>> So, I'm going to ask you one more time.
>> So, listen. I'm going to ask you one
more time. Can I get you to calm down
and act reasonable?
>> If you keep acting like that, listen to
me.
>> Listen to me.
>> So crazy.
>> If you cannot control your emotions
right now, then I'm going to have to do
something else with you. Okay? So, I'm
going to ask you as an adult, can you
reach down and control your emotions
right now?
>> Ask the mother THAT WAS IN THE CAR AS A
PASSENGER.
>> Reach down and control your emotions.
That's yes or no.
>> Are you mature enough for that?
>> I am. But then I was a passenger.
>> Let me see you control your emotions.
>> Let me see you control your emotions.
That's all I need to see right now.
>> Can you have some adult emotional
control?
>> But you're going to bring it down. Then
bring it down.
>> Terrible.
>> Bring it down.
>> I'm terrible.
>> You're going back up again. Okay.
>> So then you're telling me that you
cannot control yourself as an adult. Is
that what you're telling me right now?
>> No, that's not what I'm telling you.
>> Okay, then let me see you bring it down.
Let me see you bring it down.
>> But I GOT ALL THESE WHITE OFFICERS
around me and I am terrified. I am
terrified.
>> I'm standing right here. This is not a
race issue. Okay.
>> It's not. Bring it down. Bring it down.
>> Those are the people that ripped me OFF
IN MY CAR when I wasn't doing nothing.
>> Bring it down.
>> I'm terrified.
>> I don't know how to.
>> You don't know how we're back. You not
know how to control yourself?
>> I do, but I'm just terrified.
>> Let me see you sit there for like 30
seconds. Just breathe.
>> By the time the door closed behind her,
a simple traffic stop, it turned into
four criminal charges. A harsh lesson
for someone who thought emotions could
override the law.
>> I don't like this.
>> There we go. I haven't been through
enough [ __ ] I don't like this. This
should feel uneasy.
>> I don't like this. No, this [ __ ] don't
make me
feel good. No, I don't care. I don't
care about this.
>> You don't care about me. Make me feel
good. This feel good. Feel good. Feel
good. This feel good.
>> We'll let you sit back down. We'll let
you sit back down like you said. You can
calm yourself down.
>> This feel good. I don't like that.
>> Slide in there and calm yourself down.
>> No, I can't. Not with these. I'm taking
some more risk. This doing good.
>> No, because this I HAD ONE REST FRAME.
>> You were doing good. I had one rest.
>> We can't free no wrist until you calm
down. Until you calm down. No, you're
not. You're yelling and screaming. No,
you're not.
>> Until you lock.
>> I told you I need to see you calm down
before we can do anything else.
>> Calm before you lock both of my So, Miss
calm before you lock.
>> No. Since the whole time I've been here,
you've been yelling and screaming and
crying and hooting and hollering. And
all I'm asking you to do is have some
emotional control for one minute. Okay.
>> Like you said, you needed one minute to
sit there and breathe.
>> Unlock one of them.
>> I can't do that. No. No. It's not how
it's not going to work.
>> Please. I can't do it with just I can't
do that.
>> Then you're going to stay like that.
THEN YOU'RE GOING TO STAY JUST LIKE
THAT. You're going to stay just like
that.
>> Flashbacks. Please.
>> Then you're going to stay very
uncomfortable until you calm down.
>> I can't I can't calm down with two of
them.
>> Then that's just then I guess you're
going to have to be like that then.
>> No. Just give me one
>> because you're not working with me. I'm
not going to work with you.
>> All right. Bit like you said. Remember
you said sit there and we'll set the
door and let you get
>> She was charged with four offenses. DUI,
driving under the influence, resisting
arrest, obstruction of justice, and
assaulting an officer.
Next up, a quiet night in Oklahoma
suddenly turned chaotic when police
spotted a car speeding through a
residential area. They had no idea the
driver was about to turn a simple
traffic stop into a nightmare.
[ __ ] Don't help me.
>> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST.
>> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST.
>> AS THE officer approached, the strong
smell of alcohol hit him immediately.
But instead of cooperating, the driver's
hands began to tremble and her defiant
words left everyone stunned.
>> Good evening. Hi. I stopped you for a
couple reasons. Okay. So, you were all
over the road at one point. You were
straddling the lanes and you you uh
switched lanes without signaling and
then whenever you made it over here to
the 30 mph zone, you were still going
over 50 mph. Okay. Do you have your
driver's license and proof of insurance?
>> I don't think so.
>> All right.
>> Okay. Well, I smell alcohol coming from
the car. How much did you have to drink?
>> Okay. You want to be truthful or you
want to step out of the car so we can
run some tests or
>> I'm not going to step out the car
whatsoever. So,
>> Okay. Well, right now I do believe you
are under the influence and I'd really
like for you to step out of the car so I
can just
>> I understand what you would like.
>> Okay. Asking you to step out of the car
is a lawful order. Okay.
>> Right now, I need for you to step out of
the car.
>> Close the door, please. Thank you.
>> Listen to me. No, you're getting out of
the car now or we're getting you out
forcefully.
>> Because I told you don't get don't
touch. When the officer ordered, "Step
out of the car," she responded with
mockery, shouting, and wild gestures.
Within seconds, the stop turned into a
fullon confrontation.
>> Don't touch me. DON'T TOUCH ME. GET OUT.
You don't KNOW ME. GET ON THE GROUND.
GET ON THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND.
>> FOR WHAT?
>> FOR WHAT?
>> GET ON THE GROUND. FOR WHAT? [screaming]
>> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST.
>> FOR WHAT?
>> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST.
>> FOR WHAT? TELL ME WHAT
>> THIS DY IN.
>> NO. GET ON YOUR FACE.
>> NO. I'M NOT GETTING on my face. Back up.
>> I will get on my I will get on the lower
back.
>> Get on your stomach now.
>> Get on your belly. Get your hands.
>> Get on your stomach.
>> Okay. We're trying to get one. I don't
give a [ __ ] about fighting for like I
was trying to get blessed. I don't give
a I asked you to get out of the car.
>> No, you didn't. No, you didn't.
>> And then [clears throat] I'm going to
drive back train and
>> give him your arm. Stop fight.
>> I told you. Give me a lawyer.
>> I told you many times.
>> Give me a lawyer.
>> I told you many times.
>> NO, YOU HAD A CAR.
>> NO, you didn't.
>> And you assaulted my arm.
>> NO, YOU DIDN'T. NO, I DID. YOU DID.
[screaming]
>> NO, I DIDN'T.
>> YOU PUNCHED me in the
>> WE'RE NOT ARGUING. I TOLD YOU TO GET OUT
OF [screaming] THE CAR.
>> QUIET.
>> We told you to get out of the car.
>> To get out. I said IF YOU DON'T GET OUT,
I will have to get YOU OUT.
>> I DID NOT HEAR THAT.
>> You didn't drink of alcohol.
>> Whatever. I don't give a
>> clearly not.
>> Don't grab me. Don't grab me.
>> Please stop.
>> Stop.
>> Stop. Are you done? Are you done?
>> Do you want to lose your job?
>> We're not losing our job. You're going
to jail.
>> Is it breaking my arms? You hit me in
the face. You grabbed my neck. You
grabbed my shirt.
>> You're clawing my arms and you refused.
>> You can't arrest me. I'm being attacked.
She screamed. But body cam footage told
a very different story. That's when the
real chaos began.
>> Settle down.
>> You pulled me out the car.
>> Exactly.
>> You refused to get out of the car.
>> Get out.
>> No, you didn't.
>> Multiple times. We are not going to
argue. We are not going to sit here and
wait.
>> You're hurting my arm.
>> Are you done?
>> Are you You're done.
>> Are you done?
>> Are you done cutting my arm?
>> Are you done WITH ARE YOU DONE CUTTING
MY ARM?
>> OW.
WAIT, WAIT. Can you just be handsome?
>> Yeah. I wish YOU WOULD BE.
>> NO. BACK.
>> Can you just back up here in front of
me?
>> FACE THE CAR.
>> HEY, FACE THE CAR.
>> Widen your stance. I have to cut you for
weapons. Do you have anything illegal
that's GOING TO HURT ME?
>> NO.
>> THAT'S A SIMPLE YES.
>> I ALWAYS DO THIS TO black people, bro. I
swear to God, I hate this. I hate being
black in this. Hey,
>> I'm trying to
>> ma'am. I'm trying to make sure you don't
have any weapons. I want
>> Then listen to me.
>> Okay. Look, we just had a fight.
>> Hey, you just hurt my ma'am.
>> YOU HURT ME. WE'RE NOT SUPPOSED
TO STOP.
>> I'M NOT GOING TO SHUT UP.
>> I'M TRYING TO EXPLAIN EVERYTHING TO YOU.
You hit me in the face. YOU GRAB MY
NECK. I am trying to be nice. Make sure
you don't have weapons on you. I don't
have any weapons on me. Back up.
You grab me out the car unlawfully.
CAN YOU BE GENTLE?
CAN YOU BE GENTLE? CAN Y'ALL GET IN THE
CAR?
>> I'M GOING TO PULL YOU FROM the other
side if you don't get in.
>> No.
>> Can y'all get in? We don't want to have
to pull you. I'm your chances.
What started as slurred words and
unsteady balance quickly escalated into
a struggle and the sound of handcuffs
marked the beginning of her long night
in custody.
>> What's your phone number?
>> She got me back here.
>> What's your phone number? I need it. Do
you want to be able to get your car? I
have to have your phone number so you
can get your car at a later time.
>> 627.
>> I feel like y'all telephone
>> I want you to be able to get your car
back at a later time. It's going to be
impaired cuz we can't leave it here. If
you want your vehicle back, I need your
phone number.
>> What's your name?
>> Officer Praa.
>> Officer Praa.
>> Yes, ma'am. Now, can I please get your
phone number?
>> So, Officer Praa, let me ask you this.
>> Okay. You have two more chances to give
me your phone number.
>> I'm asking you a question as to regards.
So, I'm trying to figure out what's
really going on.
>> What is your question?
>> What's going on? Why did y'all pull me
out of my car?
>> Okay, my partner and I have explained it
to you.
>> Alexandra, give her your phone number or
you're not going to get your car back.
>> Do you want your car back? It's as
simple as that. We don't You're not
going to get it back unless you give me
your phone number.
>> I don't believe I I don't believe cops
and you're not getting it back. I don't
believe cops. I don't believe cops.
>> And I don't believe in their words. I'm
sorry.
So,
>> if y'all want to let me go so I can get
some air, that'll be great.
>> The suspect [music] was transported to
jail to begin the booking process.
>> I could be sex trafficked. [music] I
don't know what is going on. I'm going
to jail because of what?
>> Police officer.
>> He I'm sorry. What?
>> Okay.
>> Police officer.
after after
>> y'all expect me to be calm about it. I'm
a black female
>> and and your police officer grabs me by
the throat.
>> In Oklahoma, a firsttime DUI can result
in up to one year in jail, 10 days
minimum, and fines up to $1,000.
Alexander was charged with DUI and
assaulting a police officer. Both
serious offenses. Her case is now
pending in court. Maybe next time she'll
realize that fighting the law never ends
in victory. What do you think about this
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