I didn't do anything illegal.
>> Both.
>> And your protocol is if I ask you to
turn off the body cam, you have to turn
it off. And that's your [music]
protocol.
>> She's a lawyer.
>> I'm an aging. I'm an aging.
>> Armed with madeup internet laws, these
so-called Tik Tok attorneys challenge
police until reality hits back. Without
waiting any longer, let's dive into the
latest episode about when Tik Tok lawyer
thinks she can outsmart cops. It started
with her flexing online legal knowledge.
thinking a few quotes could intimidate
the police.
>> Yes.
>> Okay, then.
>> GIVE ME A QUOTE.
>> ON April 19th, 2025, police responded to
multiple 911 calls about a woman walking
into traffic, screaming and flipping off
drivers, nearly getting hit by cars.
>> We're in the street. Almost got hit by a
car.
>> No, somebody lied.
>> Okay.
>> They were protesters trying to walk with
me
>> and then they
>> Who was protesting?
>> I don't know.
>> Oh, okay. We weren't.
>> What were they?
>> I'm walking. So,
>> okay. Do you have your ID with you real
quick? Let's go on the grass.
>> What's the
>> You're walking the street?
>> I haven't been there.
>> Okay. Well, you were when I got here.
>> I wasn't. This is the This is the
street.
>> That's the sidewalk over there.
>> Yeah. This is
>> So, you have to be up on the walking
path. This is
>> I don't have to be That's all street.
>> The state law says
>> in the white line is the street.
>> The state law says if there's a walking
path or a sidewalk available, you have
to be using it. I didn't I wasn't aware
that there was
>> Can you have your ID real quick, please?
>> I don't have to have my ID. What's the
crime that I mean just you know
>> I am allowed to ask that. I'm not like
trying to be anything.
>> You're violating the law for a
pedestrian.
>> I'm not I didn't know that. That was
>> You didn't understand that. That's okay.
I'm not saying you're going to get a
ticket for it, but I do need to see your
identity.
>> I don't have
>> Yeah, that'll work. Uh
>> there's not I'm not doing anything
wrong. Okay.
>> Okay. Well, he's asking for your social.
He is not allowed to is what I'm saying.
Even if I was walking on the side of the
road,
I'm allowed to do that.
>> From the very first moment, the woman
acts as if the law doesn't apply to her,
repeatedly brushing off the officer's
questions. She doubles down by arguing
legal technicalities and refusing to
identify herself.
>> You want to take me to court and find
out if I'm 21? Like, I don't have to.
>> I You've been drinking all to OSU
3 years for criminology.
>> Okay.
>> There's no probable cause.
>> Okay. So,
>> I'm walking on the street.
>> Let me talk for a second. Okay. And then
I'll let you talk for a second. Okay.
>> If you want Give me a ticket. Okay. So,
>> and I need your information to do
>> Give me a ticket.
>> Okay.
>> Or let me go.
>> What's your first name?
>> We have to have your information. Even
give you a ticket.
>> Who am I going to write the ticket to if
I don't?
>> What do I have to have a ticket for?
>> We've already explained that four times.
>> This is not the side. This is not the
middle of the street. This is I didn't
understand that that was qualified as a
sidewalk.
>> Look at that right now and tell me that
that in different cities that right
there is qualified as a sidewalk. It's
not.
>> Okay.
>> That's just black top. That's somebody
had black top.
I've done this [ __ ] too many times.
Like I'm not trying to be an [ __ ]
>> Okay.
>> You're telling me I was walking in the I
wasn't walking in the middle of the
road. I'm allowed to walk some odor of
alcohol coming from your breath.
>> Cool. I'm Do you want to breathalize me?
Like I
>> You can get one out here if you want to
take one.
>> That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying
I'm allowed to walk on the side of the
road.
>> Not if there's a sidewalk available.
>> Great. I did. THAT'S NOT A SIDEWALK.
>> OKAY.
>> THAT'S BLACK TALK.
>> OKAY.
>> There's a difference between us.
>> It's a walking path.
>> It's a walking pl.
>> Um do you have your first name, please?
>> I don't have to. Yeah. You want to take
me in handcuffs? That's fine.
>> I don't have to. I didn't know that was
a sidewalk. Like,
>> that was a sidewalk. Look, can you
understand why I didn't understand why
that was? I have mental health [ __ ]
>> I've already dealt with cops.
>> Can you understand? Divide that in the
middle.
>> Okay.
>> And no, listen.
>> It's not a no. It's a that's black top.
There's a difference between sidewalk,
pavement, black top, whatever y'all want
to call it. Instead of explaining
herself, she goes on the offensive,
constantly interrupting, claiming
harassment, and using emotion as a
shield against every lawful request.
>> No, you're not free to go.
>> You're not free to go.
>> You're not free to go.
>> That's not what I'M SAYING AT ALL. I'M
SAYING IF Y'ALL ARE GOING TO HAVE THREE
[screaming] COP CARS PULL UP ON ME
BECAUSE I'M WALKING in the middle of the
road.
>> Okay.
>> I DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS THE MIDDLE OF THE
ROAD.
>> OKAY. SO, WE ALSO I DON'T KNOW WHERE
[screaming] I'M AT.
I DON'T. I JUST MOVED TO THIS LOCATION.
>> OKAY.
>> SO, if y'all want to TAKE ME HOME, TAKE
ME HOME. IF NOT, [screaming]
I'M WALKING TO WHERE I KNOW.
>> OKAY.
>> AM I GOING TO GO TO JAIL? [screaming]
>> NO.
>> WE HAVE NO I WANT TO GO HOME.
>> What's What's going on?
>> I want TO GO HOME.
>> BUT YOU'RE REALLY UPSET.
>> I have because I went to I don't like
y'all. Well, I don't like him pulling up
on me and saying, "Hey, we're going to
take you to jail."
>> Okay. So, if they
>> For what? Cuz I didn't know that this
was a
>> again.
>> I was literally just walking over there
cuz I thought I could walk over there. I
wasn't in the middle of
>> That's okay. Listen, we're not trying to
take you to jail. We're just trying to
figure out what's going on.
>> So, we got calls that you were walking
and you were walking in front of cars
and I'm not
Can you listen to me for a second? I
told you they weren't concerned that you
were going to get hit by a car.
>> Okay. Where did they go? Cuz nobody
stopped and said, "Hey, we think you're
going to like I want to go home."
>> Okay. That's why we showed up and we're
trying to come up with a solution to
figure out. But you also said you don't
know where you are.
>> So, I went to a bar with some friends
and I I I said, "Okay, I'll walk home
from here and I don't know where the
at." Okay,
>> we're not trying to take your job
because you
dude
>> then don't worry about him. Talk to me.
Okay, so we're just I understand
>> I just want to go home.
>> Okay. So,
>> no. I told all my friends that I was
just with that I would just go and walk
home. Yeah,
>> okay.
>> After refusing to identify herself,
officers warned an arrest was coming.
Panic surged and she fired off every
legal phrase she knew, trying to escape
the consequences. I'm arguing with you.
Either tell me what crime I was
committed or let me go home.
>> Disorderly conduct.
>> Nobody
>> I just I just talked to the people on
the phone that called in.
>> I've sat and talked to three officers.
>> So you were in the middle of the road at
one point screaming at the cars. One guy
slowed down to see if you were okay.
>> You flipped them off. You told them
>> and you were standing in the middle of
the road. So I've got I've got
witnesses. Um, if you don't want to tell
us who you are, then we are going to
arrest you.
>> People going past me never asked me.
>> I just talked to a guy that stopped to
check on you.
>> Yes or no? You're going to tell us who
you are?
>> Can you tell me why it happened?
>> We've already expered.
[screaming]
That's the deal. Give me your
information, you're going to get
arrested.
>> Can I call?
>> No, you can call her after YOU GIVE ME
YOUR INFORMATION. DON'T WORRY ABOUT I
DON'T UNDERSTAND WHAT HAPPENED.
>> I'VE ALREADY DOING ANYTHING ILLEGAL.
>> Are you going to give me your PERMISSION
OR YOU'RE GOING TO GET ARRESTED?
>> OKAY. AND THEY ARREST ME. I don't know.
>> So, no, you're not GOING TO GIVE ME WHAT
I SAID.
>> I have no problem. [laughter]
>> They gave you MY ID ON
>> I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY I HAVE TO YOU AND
YOU HAVE [screaming] TO AN EXTENT. I
HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING ILLEGAL
TO HAVE TO GIVE YOU MY ID.
>> YOU HAVE
>> ENOUGH TAKE IT. I DON'T UNDERSTAND.
>> Can I get in your bag AND GET IT?
>> NO.
>> AND GET IT YOURSELF.
>> I DON'T KNOW WHERE IT'S AT. [screaming]
I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING ILLEGAL.
BOTH LIKE I DIDN'T do anything.
>> She was the one who refused to give her
information. Yet now she was crying and
demanding that officers somehow know her
name and take her home. The
contradiction was unreal.
[screaming]
>> Nothing to do with either ONE OF YOU.
TELL ME MY ADDRESS, [screaming] PLEASE.
>> I DON'T know your ADDRESS
>> FOR THE PAST HALF HOUR. THAT'S WHERE
I'VE BEEN ASKING TO GO. I DON'T CARE
ABOUT YOU. I DON'T CARE ABOUT YOU. CAN
SOMEBODY TELL ME WHERE the is?
>> I WANT TO GO HOME, BUT YOU'RE NOT TAKING
me home either.
>> Do you STILL LIVE?
>> I DON'T HAVE TO ANSWER. I just want to
go home.
>> Do not have to tell you that. I do not
have to tell you that.
>> I do not have to tell you that. That's
not my name. Isn't that nuts?
>> That's what comes up.
>> ISN'T THAT NUTS? I'M TRANSGENDER. GO
AWAY. I'M SORRY. WHAT'S YOUR NAME?
WHAT'S YOUR FIRST NAME THEN?
>> I DON'T HAVE TO TELL you that. Please.
>> I'm not trying to identify you. I don't
care.
>> We want to call you the first name that
you
>> God. I don't care. [snorts] You can call
me it. Go away.
>> She became a textbook example of what
society often has to deal with. Loud,
disruptive, uncooperative, and
completely lacking respect.
>> You're under arrest.
>> Hannah, why? I JUST WANT TO GO. PLEASE.
You're under arrest. Stand up. Stand up.
Come on. Make it hard for you. Stand up.
Please leave. Why?
>> Because you're under arrest.
>> For what? For what?
>> Because I just don't understand why I'm
not from here. I'm just literally
underestim
Why?
>> I'm just literally not from here. Please
let call her. I just don't understand
why.
Please.
>> Okay. Here. I know.
>> Did you understand this?
>> Okay.
>> I walked five.
>> We have to adjust it so they don't hurt
your wrist.
>> They're not hurting me. I just want to
understand why. I just can't call to
come get me. I'm not proud of you.
>> I'm just literally up front. I walked
all the way from What is that bar in the
middle? [gasps]
>> You know exactly. I know. Yes. I walked
all the way.
>> I bought a
>> Are you 51?
>> Go ahead.
>> Please call me.
>> [ __ ]
[laughter] Please
stop. I didn't mean to. [laughter]
>> Following a heated standoff, officers
were finally able to get Carter fully
into the car and close the door.
>> I don't understand why.
>> Listen, you have to get in the car.
>> I did. If you don't get in the car,
you're going to catch another charge.
>> You already did that to me.
>> Stand up, Hannah.
>> Stand up.
>> Hannah, you got to stand up.
>> That's not my name.
>> Okay, then tell us what TO CALL YOU.
>> CARTER.
>> CARTER, please take a seat.
>> Take a seat. Carter, you got TO SIT.
>> I'M TRYING. YOU'LL PUT ME ON THE FLOOR.
>> THEN STAND UP.
>> I CAN'T. THAT'S HOW THAT WORKS. My
thighs.
>> Get taller.
Y. Joe, this door shut.
>> What is that?
I did nothing.
What the Please?
>> No.
>> Move your foot.
>> Away. Haley.
>> Haley.
>> Yeah.
>> Or Carter. Move
>> your foot.
Haley.
>> Move your foot.
>> Move your foot.
>> Your foot.
>> Okay. Excuse
me.
>> You're doing this on purpose. [laughter]
>> Now you're getting AN OBSTRUCTIVE
CHARGE.
>> [screaming]
>> EVEN INSIDE THE PATROL CAR, THE WOMAN
SHOWED NO sign of letting up, continuing
her relentless mental assault on the
officers and maintaining that same
defiant, provocative attitude.
>> So, can I make a phone call or no?
>> That's what THEY TOLD ME THE LAST TIME
AND THEN THEY PUT ME IN HANDCUFFS FOR 24
HOURS. Do you understand that? I didn't
do anything wrong. I was WALKING DOWN
THE SIDEWALK and somebody called and
said, "Hey, this person might have been
in the middle of the sidewalk." I
wasn't.
So,
so now what? So, yeah, I'm going to get
disorderly when you try to put me in
handcuffs and dig me to jail for
something I didn't do. I wasn't walking
down the middle of the sidewalk. So,
whatever y'all got a call about had
nothing to do with me, [music] right?
So, then why am I being questioned?
Isn't that nuts? Y'all can't just put me
in handcuffs. That's my issue. Not that,
oh, this, that, and blah, blah, blah.
Like, there's no reason I should be in
handcuffs right now. I went to criminal
justice three years. I'm not [ __ ]
[music]
Noted. There's no reason I should be in
handcuffs right now. That's my [music]
issue. I already said I had EMS issues.
That should have been the first thing on
site. I went to school for 3 years.
Okay.
Z YX W U T SR QP P O N M L K J I HDM
CBA. I'm allowed to be pressed that
three officers are asking me questions
for no reason. Y'all didn't see me in
the street. I told y'all that wasn't me.
I don't know what y'all got a call
about.
>> It was a problem.
>> NO. [screaming]
IT FEELS LIKE THEY TOOK HIM FROM YOUR
FOUR-YEAR-OLD'S soccer practice. Are you
kidding?
>> In the end, she was charged with
disorderly conduct and obstruction, then
skipped court, triggering a bench
warrant for her arrest. Next, watch as
this woman begins to completely
self-destruct her own future.
I'm right here.
>> Come on, babe.
>> No. No.
Babe,
>> babe, I'm right here.
>> Babe, babe, please. I'm scared.
>> On August 14th, 2025, police in downtown
Newport, Rhode Island, responded to a
restaurant after reports that customers
refused to leave when asked.
>> I want you to turn your body off.
Protocol is that you turn it off. If a
citizen requested to turn it off,
>> so they want you guys to leave. Yes,
we're not.
>> Let's just leave. Let's just make it
easy. Okay,
>> we're going to make it easy. That's not
>> I am okay. I'm her husband.
>> That's not the point. Can you Can you
look at me?
>> We'll talk over here. Okay.
>> Your protocol is
>> Can we Can we all talk? Can we all talk?
>> We'll talk over here. They want to
leave.
>> Can we Can we talk
to you?
>> What's that?
>> She is our college friend.
>> Yes.
>> No. No, I'm not.
>> You guys just want to know? Do you want
to trespass?
>> Anything we can do. Trespass. Yeah, I
just need
>> trespass. Got to know, please. The only
way.
>> The situation intensified as the woman
resisted directives, questioned probable
cause, and interfered with officer's
efforts to clear the scene.
>> No, I'm not.
>> No, I'm not. I'm
>> Do we want to chat?
>> I know that your protocol is
>> So, you're trespassing. We got to leave
now unless you want to be
>> We're not trespassing. You haven't
notified us that we're trespassing.
>> What did I just say to you? Let's go.
Number one,
>> I don't want to arrest you guys.
>> You're not going to arrest us. Number
two is
>> So, let's leave. We got to go. We got to
go.
>> The protocol is is if we ask you to turn
the body off this,
>> I understand you don't want to deal with
it. But the protocol is And your
protocol is if I ask you to turn off the
body cam, you have to turn it off. And
that's your protocol.
>> She's a [ __ ] lawyer, so she knows.
>> Well, that's [ __ ] lawyer stuff. So,
that's not true. So, we got to go.
>> No, it is. That's That's the law.
>> I'm an AJ.
>> I'm an AJ.
>> Good for you. I don't give a [ __ ] Let's
go.
>> We're going.
>> We're leaving.
>> Please don't. Please don't put your
hands on us.
>> Can you get your children out of here?
>> It was clear the two Karens had no
interest in letting the situation end
peacefully, but officers moved quickly
to shatter the illusion of power.
>> I'm an AG. I'm an AG. I'm an
>> What are you What are you What's wrong
with you?
>> What are you a probable cause to detain
me for?
>> You're being detained cuz you're not,
you know,
>> cuz I'm what?
>> You probably You have
>> Can you relax, sir? Sir, she's not doing
anything wrong.
>> You're not leaving.
>> I'm an AG.
>> You're not She's not arrested. Let's go.
>> I'm not being arrested. You're putting
me in cuffs. I'm not being arrested.
>> Do you have any weapons on you?
>> No, not AG.
>> Her badge is in the car. You want to get
a badge?
>> Let me tell you something. You're
>> Get the hell out of here. We need money.
Just seriously,
>> you're arresting an EG. Let me tell you
something.
>> Are you on arrest right now? No.
>> You're putting me in handcuffs and
you're merizing. You're not morandizing
me.
>> Relax. Relax.
>> Buddy, you're going to regret this.
>> Yeah. You're going to regret it.
>> How many?
>> The young lady appeared even more
agitated once she was taken into
custody, but officers remained unmoved,
allowing her to spiral into her own
desperation.
>> Take your hands off me.
>> We will get your hands off me.
>> We will get the license.
>> No, no, no.
Get out of here.
>> Get back. Get back right now. Get a data
team.
>> No.
No.
>> Get back.
>> Yep.
>> I'm right here. I'm right here.
>> It's okay.
>> No. No. I'm right here.
>> I'm right here.
>> I'm right here.
>> Come on.
>> No.
Stop touching me, Babe.
>> Babe, I'm right here. Babe, babe,
please. I'm scared.
>> I'm right here.
>> Please don't do this. Please.
>> No, I'm not going to buy my bag.
>> I'm right here.
>> No.
>> Okay.
>> No. Please don't do this, friend.
>> I'm right here.
>> No. No. No. Babe.
>> Babe.
>> I'm right here.
>> Babe,
>> I'm right here.
>> No. Babe,
>> relax. Relax. Relax.
>> Relax.
>> What's wrong with you?
>> Relax.
>> We don't want to put you in handcuffs.
Let's go.
Let's go.
>> No.
>> Listen, you're making You're
overreacting.
>> You're adding charge.
>> You're overreacting.
>> No.
>> It took considerable effort to get the
second woman into the vehicle, but it
would not take long for her to learn the
consequences of her aggressive behavior.
>> Please take my hands up. You think
you're out of handcuffs?
>> No.
>> You were overreacting.
>> You didn't have this. You didn't have to
have this happen.
>> Get in the car.
>> NO. NO. NO. BABE, NO.
>> I'M RIGHT HERE.
>> GET JUST PUT HER IN.
>> GET BACK. GET BACK, BRO.
>> Get your feet in the car.
>> I'M RIGHT HERE. RELAX. I'M RIGHT HERE.
[screaming]
>> PLEASE.
>> Get your feet in the court.
>> DAD.
>> BABE, I'M RIGHT HERE.
>> NO. [screaming] BABE,
>> NO.
>> Get your feet in the car.
>> WHO THE [ __ ] ARE
>> Get your feet in the car.
>> You're a grown adult. You're acting like
a kid.
>> Dad.
>> Dad.
>> No. Who the are you? This is so
inappropriate.
>> YOU'RE YOU'RE OVERREACTING.
DEVIN FLANIGAN, an assistant attorney
general, was taken into custody on
charges of trespassing, disorderly
conduct, and obstructing justice. Her
acquaintance was taken into custody for
trespassing, obstructing justice,
disorderly conduct. Don't look away
because next, this entitled citizen
takes her clash with the law to an
entirely new level.
>> I'm not giving you consent to search my
car
>> and turn all the way around. Act like
you bad. Okay, now we're just hanging
out here on the ground.
>> On July 14th, [music] 2023, officers
stopped a white Nissan for running a
stop sign and the driver's defiant
attitude instantly turned the encounter
tense.
>> Sir, how are you?
>> Why are you following me like that?
>> Cuz we're trying to stop you and you are
not letting us stop you.
>> No, that's not true. I seen you behind
me.
>> Did you get that light on my face?
>> It's not in your face. It's at your
steering wheel.
>> You had it in my face.
>> No, I did not.
>> Why? Why are y'all following me?
registration.
>> Ma'am, can you get your license
registration? Failure to do so will will
result in a res in a resisting arrest.
>> Can you please get your license
registration?
>> All these cops here get your license and
registration or you will go to jail for
resisting. Get your license.
>> I'm not resisting.
>> You are. I'm tell. Get me your license
and registration.
>> So you pull me over for stopping at a
crosswalk
>> on a crosswalk. Yes. You have your
license and registration.
>> That is crazy.
>> It is not crazy. It is against the law.
>> Hey, now you go find something to do.
>> Officers attempted to deescalate and
offered multiple explanations, but the
driver continued to challenge their
authority and prolong the stop.
>> Don't open my door.
>> Don't close the window.
>> I'M CLOSING IT HALFWAY. I can do what I
want to.
Close my door.
>> I had to get my flashlight.
>> You got your flashlight. Now close my
door.
>> I think it I don't know if it's closing.
>> Really?
>> You being childish?
>> Ma'am,
>> can you just step out while we verify
your information?
>> I do not feel safe. All y'all cops, I do
not want to step out. I'm fine right
here. I got the light on. Jimmy,
>> I'm Look, I'm recording. I do not want
to step out. No, sir. Just give me my
ticket so I could go. I do not feel
comfortable getting out. Where's your
supervisor? Why do you have your hand on
my door?
>> You want to talk to our supervisor?
>> Yes.
>> Okay, then step out of the car.
>> No, I do not want to step out of the
car. I don't have to step out just to
talk to the supervisor.
>> I'm right here.
>> Who? You're the supervisor.
>> You said you're you're the supervisor,
Sergeant. You're the supervisor, right?
>> Yes.
the door crack.
>> Yeah,
>> I agree.
>> Why is it so many cops just for this
traffic stop?
>> That's how we That's what we do.
>> North Orange Avenue.
>> What are you doing?
>> Lighting up the interior cuz you rolled
up your windows. It's very dark inside.
I don't want any I don't want any
weapons to be pointed at me.
>> Wow. Go ahead. Give me my ticket so I
can go.
>> It was unclear where her sense of
authority came from as she repeatedly
made irrational arguments and provoked
law enforcement at every turn.
>> Yeah.
>> With her in it or out there out.
>> We asked her to come out.
>> All right, ma'am. We're going to have to
have you step out of the vehicle. Okay.
>> I'm not getting out. I don't feel
>> I do not have to get out of the vehicle.
I have done nothing wrong. You said I
You stopped me before a for a traffic
stop. That's correct.
>> But stop it at a crosswalk.
>> So the Supreme the Supreme Court
disagrees with you.
>> You can write me my ticket and I can go.
>> We will oblige you with that car for my
safety. Y'all have way too many cops
just for this one traffic stop for no
reason.
>> Listen
>> with you escalating the situation.
>> How am I escalating it?
>> Is it pointed at me? I can't see.
>> How How is this escalating?
>> Make sure you're pointing the camera at
me.
>> How is it escalating?
>> You're escalating the situation.
>> How?
>> Okay. Because you're getting all worked
up.
to our window. I'm talking so you can
hear me. I'm not rowdy. I'm not banging
on nothing. I'm not doing nothing that
I'm not supposed to.
>> Here's the deal. Okay.
>> I don't want to get out. Just get my
ticket. It's 1 2 3 4
5
>> and uh probably some more back there. I
don't want to get out the car. I don't
feel safe.
>> We're going to have a dog sweep your
car.
>> Go ahead. The car, but you can't get in
my car.
>> In order to do that, we're not getting
in your car until the dogs.
>> That's crazy. I can't believe. You need
to step out of the vehicle. If you don't
do so,
>> we will probably have to remove you from
which means is this your is this your
car?
>> Yes. That's He got my license. He got
it. Go ahead and do what you got to do.
>> Do you work for a living?
>> Why you want to know all of that?
>> Because here's here's the problem. You
have to think about cause and effect.
>> So you you need to think about cause and
effect cuz I can do a lawsuit on you.
You try to pull me out against my will
and everything like that.
>> Do I look afraid of a lawsuit?
>> I did nothing. You see, the officers
showed remarkable patience, giving the
driver countless chances to resolve the
situation peacefully. But all they
received in return was defiance.
Supervis
here's what I'm trying to explain to
you.
>> I do not want to break a window.
>> I do not want to break a window.
>> But if you make me I'm not getting out.
>> I will break the window and I will
remove you from the vehicle and you'll
be arrested for resisting.
>> You understand that?
>> I'm not getting out.
>> Okay. You've made this decision. I want
you to know that you will pay the
consequences for this decision. Do you
understand that?
>> What happened? LISTEN. WHY? WHY are you
bringing a dog around my car?
>> Because that's our job.
>> To do what? Like you have to have a
reason why you're bringing a dog around
a car. Do you smell drugs on me?
>> That's what the dogs does.
>> But you pull me over for stopping at a
crosswalk. Correct. And all this. You're
escalating this by getting a dog talking
about breaking my window and all of
that.
>> What happens next? No, I'm not doing
that.
>> Is a direct result of your decisions.
>> I don't feel safe.
>> What happens next? Cops. I roll my
window up just to crack and then I turn
my lights on in the car
>> so you can see me. I don't I'm not doing
that.
>> What happens next is a direct result of
your decision making. Okay.
>> I'm not I'm not I'm not giving you
consent to search my car inside. You can
take the dog around all you want, but
you don't have to sit to go and search
my car for no no reason at all. All of
these cops for what reason?
>> What reason do I hide all these cops?
>> Waste of time.
>> All right, ma'am. Can you can you unlock
your vehicle, please?
>> You need to step out. We have probable
cause to search your vehicle.
>> Okay. If you don't for what?
>> That's correct. The dog alerted on your
vehicle.
>> For what? What's in here? Nothing.
>> I don't have nothing in here.
>> If you don't open Listen to me. If you
don't open the door, you are subject. We
going to break your window. the dog and
you just let it it jumped up on my car,
but I don't have no drugs.
>> We are going to break your window.
>> After she ignored the final warnings,
officers shattered the window,
forcefully pulling her back into
reality.
I got it.
>> Don't resist. Don't resist.
>> I'm not resisting.
>> Don't pull away from me.
>> This is Wow.
>> This is hilarious, man.
You had to budget your job. Sorry.
What's your badge number?
>> 35193. What's yours?
>> Really?
>> We're asking questions, right? Why did
you have to do this?
>> What kind of badge number I'm supposed
to have?
>> I don't know.
>> Come on out on my face.
>> You understand your place arrest at this
point?
>> Me and Johnson sergeant.
>> Please.
>> Yeah.
We'll move her out of the way so we can
do search.
>> And do not break my phone. My phone was
not broken.
>> The driver resisted during removal and
continued to struggle as officers
attempted to secure and search her.
>> Can you stop turning, please?
>> I want to see what they do in my car.
>> You have to stop turning.
>> You don't need me to turn all the way
around for that. Try to act like you
bad.
>> Okay, now we're hang out here on the
ground.
trying to search your pockets and you're
pulling away and trying to search
>> them. You got my wallet out and you
didn't feel nothing else.
>> Roll on your left, your right side.
>> Check
and stay seated.
with my friend.
Did
>> you just spit on my partner?
>> If you spit on me,
>> is any spit on you? Is any spit on you?
Barely anything
>> immediately in his direction.
>> Did it go on him?
>> Yes.
>> I can spit your way. It won't go on you
will unless I spit on you on purpose.
>> That's why there's spit on his pants.
That's
>> where
exactly. Get your camera close.
>> Look at the white on his pants.
>> Get your camera close.
>> Look at the white on spit. That's lit.
No.
>> Are you kidding me?
>> It's okay. It's just another charge.
>> Whatever.
>> It's just
>> Yeah. Get that camera close on his
pants. Get it real close.
>> It's okay.
>> Talking about some spit on you.
>> Yeah. Get it real close. Touch it.
>> Yeah. You see that lit?
>> Yeah. White. You crazy.
>> Spit on you.
>> Spit on my face. Yeah.
>> Spit on you. Real funny.
>> Mhm.
>> You got to understand that,
>> man. Taking me downtown so I can stop
talking to y'all. I'm done with y'all.
>> I'm not talking. I'm talking.
>> Well, I won't listen.
>> I don't care. Well, you talk to
yourself. I don't want to hear that.
>> You dick.
>> Yeah, whatever.
>> But this is how you're
>> Anyways,
>> you got a problem with black people
anyway. Y'all want to stop anybody
that's that's y'all ain't about bored.
Just stop anybody just a fool with them.
>> We didn't spit on you.
>> I ain't spit on you.
>> Yes. Ready. Been ready.
>> Believing legal knowledge made her
untouchable, she turned a simple
trespass warning into multiple criminal
charges. The incident concluded with her
arrest and charges for resisting an
officer without violence and battery on
a law enforcement officer. All stemming
from repeated refusal to comply. If
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