Stop.
Relax. Don't stand in front of your
kids. YOU'RE GETTING TASERED.
>> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU'RE
GETTING TASERED.
>> You all right?
>> Stand up. Three, two, one. Stand up.
>> Exactly. Are you
>> on June 15th, 2024 in Ohio, the police
received an emergency call from Vicki, a
26-year-old woman. Vicki reported that
her ex-boyfriend had shown up at her
child's graduation ceremony at a daycare
center, violating a civil protection
order. The police quickly arrived at the
scene and approached the woman.
>> He's been stalking me for the past year.
He tried to kill me. He ran my car off
the side of the road. I have a
protection order inside.
>> What is he wearing?
>> So this I don't even know. But I can
show you a picture of it.
>> Every time I call you guys, there's
nothing outside my house. Did you TAKE A
PICTURE? IT'S 3:00 IN THE MORNING. I
DON'T GOT A TIME.
>> This is
confirmed.
>> Yes, it's confirmed. They just stop.
Please stop.
Can you give us that name?
I'm a part of the CPO. Arrest him. Get
him out of here. I'm sick of him
violating CPOS.
>> We have the CPO in hand. It's not
showing a service date. We're going to
have to check. Looks like it's a civil.
I got the original. Not sure if VR is
included in that or not.
>> When you did your civil protection
order, did you add your children to or
just you?
>> They added everybody in the house and I
told them he's like, "Anytime I feel
like I want to uh change it, walk back
to the judge." And then when there was a
child abuse case with my son. Can you go
get the restraining order, please?
>> He's inside.
>> Yes.
>> What's his name?
>> Jamar Williams. But he's [clears throat]
tried to find loopholes and tactics
every single time I let him never again.
Yes. Throw it at my house, my car. And
they're all here.
>> According to Vicki, her ex-boyfriend had
been stalking and threatening her, and
he had violated the civil protection
order she had previously obtained. The
police promptly gathered information and
ran a check while also approaching the
man to take his statement.
>> How long does a restraining order
supposed to be?
>> Usually it goes so if it's a civil
protection order, it's however long
until the person wants to drop.
>> See, I don't know if it was civil. She
gave me one, but it was about over a
year or two came back.
>> And this is the dad cuz she even
threatened me. I'm the owner of the
business.
>> And he came in. He said, "No, she was
the one who got up, got off, you know,
being upset, started cussing and then
and I told him, "You got to get my
daughter
graduation today." And she got just
cussing and doing that,
>> threatening and everything.
>> He said, "No,
>> that's designated for a fire." So once
you take it out of that context, that's
that's a weapon. They have wielding a
weapon. So right now, yeah, right now
they're still they're still trying to
confirm to see if you were given if you
were served any paperwork. If you if you
if you were served,
>> no agents from the court, no police
officer, no sheriff, nobody. I ain't
seen nothing.
>> I got you.
>> Police will tell you. I called Monday or
Tuesday. I let her know. I said, "Look,
I want you guys to know." Well, I talked
to him last week actually a couple times
to talk. She owns the place.
>> So, I said, "Look, I've called
Children's Services. I want to encourage
you guys if you see anything that's not
right, speak up on my son's behalf."
During the subsequent conversation, the
police tried to confirm whether the man
had received any legal documents related
to the protection order. Later, another
officer spoke with the woman and the
situation turned out to be quite
different from what she had claimed.
>> The civil protection order, that's not
through us. That's through the sheriff's
office. So, the sheriff's office has to
serve him.
>> They already did. Yeah.
>> Just hear me out. So when they don't if
he doesn't we don't have proof that he
was served, we can advise him of the
protection order and tell him to leave.
But here's the thing, we it doesn't and
and I don't mean to be rude. It doesn't
matter what you have in the car. It
doesn't matter what you have on the
phone.
>> They served him as of 3 months ago. He's
trying to
have proof of that to try to yet.
>> Okay? And I'm trying to explain that to
you. That's all. So if we if we have
proof of that,
>> we'll serve his ass NOW AND ARREST. IF
IF Y'ALL COULDN'T SERVE HIM BEFORE,
SERVE HIM NOW AND arrest cuz it's
[ __ ] Every time they pull up to his
house, he's Oh, I don't live here. Oh, I
don't live there. So, you can't throw a
house protecting me. You're not.
>> Well,
>> EVERY TIME I CALL YOU, DID YOU GET A
PICTURE? YOU DON'T HAVE NO PROOF THAT
HE'S HERE.
>> I'm trying to explain how this works.
I've never dealt with you or him. I'm
trying to explain to you how
>> Well, I'm trying to explain how it works
isn't working.
>> Well, and that's between you, your
attorney, in the courts, and the
sheriff's office, not us. Cussing and
yelling at us.
>> Take a oath to protect cussing and
yelling at us. It was revealed that the
man had not received the civil
protection order as the woman had
alleged. What made the situation even
more surprising was that upon
investigation, the police discovered
that it was the mother who had an active
arrest warrant for failing to appear in
court for a previous charge.
Relax. Don't scene in front of your
kids. In front of your kids
belly hands behind her backyard.
>> Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU'RE
GETTING TASERED.
>> All right.
>> Another
treated as son.
>> You don't care about me. YOU DON'T CARE
ABOUT ME.
We're not.
>> Of course.
We're going to We're going to roll over.
>> Stand up. Three, two, one. Stand up.
>> Exactly. I EXACTLY ARE Y'ALL.
I WAS A [ __ ]
stop.
>> LET'S GO.
>> ARE YOU NOT
YOU? YOU DUMB ASS.
>> STOP. STOP. STOP.
>> STOP.
>> Get me in this goddamn car. Take me TO
JAIL NOW. NOW.
>> STOP.
>> You sick ass [ __ ]
>> STOP.
>> DIE SLOW. YOU BASTARD.
>> RELAX.
>> Dumb ass [ __ ]
>> Hop in.
>> Suck. You
>> hop in. Get in the car.
The police quickly moved to arrest
Vicki, but she resisted, fled, and
refused to comply with the officer's
commands. Despite multiple attempts by
the police to handcuff the suspect, she
continued to resist and curse.
Eventually, the suspect was handcuffed
and placed in the police car to be
transported to jail.
>> All right. Ma'am, who are you related
to?
>> My daughter.
>> Okay. They said you were somebody's mom.
>> Yeah, I'm her mom.
>> Here's the thing. Listen, off
medication.
>> And you know something? Here's the
thing.
>> But she stop talking, ma'am.
>> Let me let me try. I'm trying to give
I'm trying to talk to him. Trying to
talk to you. Trying to talk to her. All
right. We can't help you if all you're
going to do is start throwing out mother
this mother. I'm not saying you are.
Okay. It's very hard for me to help you
when you are the primary physical
aggressor. So,
>> I don't want her.
>> Here's the thing. This gentleman and her
have a protection order has multiple
addresses and the sheriff's office could
not get him his copy of the protection
order that there's no protection order
in place. Okay.
>> But I can't help her with that,
>> right?
>> When she's cussing you, cussing him,
this guy's all about it. I mean, we can
only handle one incident at a time.
>> Well, now Sheffield Lake may not even
have wanted her on this warrant, but she
wants to act a fool out here. She's
going to the county now and all she had
to do was go with the program.
>> That's perfect. I said she called police
and she probably got a warrant.
>> She knew she had a warrant.
>> She knew she had a warrant from the
getgo.
>> She's got court. That's why all of a
sudden the longer we're here, she wants
to roll out. Okay.
>> She my grandma say
>> I got that. And and you know something m
I'm sorry. [snorts] I'm sorry that
that's this is how you have to spend
your Sunday or Saturday afternoon, but
she's going to Sheffield on their
warrants. She's going to have charges
from us now. She'll be on the phone to
call you and make arrangements to bond
unsure.
>> The officers then approached and spoke
with a woman identified as the suspect's
mother. Despite the police's efforts to
explain the situation, the mother
appeared highly agitated and used
offensive language.
>> So listen, listen. So
>> I tried to I I need you to listen for a
second. She was probably going to advise
and release, but you turn out here
turning up. You out here turning up. Do
you understand how many times I
>> I got you, but that doesn't mean that
you have the right to turn up and act a
fool.
>> And and like I and and like my like my
partner was telling you, if he wasn't
served, we cannot do anything until that
person is served.
>> He went to the court and filed papers
against me. How can you guys serve him?
>> Like, look, listen, listen. It's not us.
The county of service was He's now
served. Okay. He knows about it now.
The suspect was charged with obstructing
official business and resisting arrest.
>> Get off me. Get off of me. Get off OF
ME. GET OFF OF ME.
>> THIS WAS INSIDE YOUR PURSE.
>> Give me my wallet.
>> Inside your purse.
>> You're going in handcuffs right now,
too.
>> From a simple stop, they turned it into
a chaotic nightmare.
>> GET OFF OF ME. [screaming]
>> GET OFF OF ME. GET THE OFF.
>> I'M PUTTING MY PHONE UP. Get the phone.
>> LET MY PHONE GO.
>> You're going to be arrested.
>> Seemingly simple stop. But just seconds
later, everything exploded into a
nightmare for two girls on their way to
work.
>> Insurance for me.
>> What was the reason for the stop?
>> It says the registered owners expend or
suspended. Are you a registered owner?
>> Yeah, but
how you
>> from your tag?
>> Was like literally not even behind me
though.
>> Correct. Your tag showed that you're the
registered owner and suspended.
>> But you weren't behind me.
>> I don't have to be behind you.
>> So, you do have to be behind me for
>> All I have to do is see your tag.
>> So, you looked at my tag and say she's
suspended. Or do I look like I'm
suspended?
>> No. The computer says you're suspended.
>> But how would the computer say I'm
suspended if you
>> tag gets run?
>> You weren't even behind me though.
>> I'll have to be behind you to do that.
>> Oh, that's the
And then it's your ID for me.
>> Your what? ID.
>> Yeah.
>> Do you have a driver's license if she
can't drive the car?
>> Yes.
>> Is it active? Can I see it? And I'll let
you drive the car then.
>> Literally on our way to work.
>> Well, if you want to give me your name,
I'll allow you to drive the car.
>> I can I can look up your ID that way.
>> All right. Give me a sec. You have two
active warrants.
>> So, what's that mean? that you have to
come to the station.
>> I can't I can't go to Oh, sorry. I can't
go to the station.
>> Well, you don't have a choice.
>> Like, you can't R me or nothing?
>> No. So, listen. You're going to step out
or I'm going to make you step out.
That's your two options.
>> What do you mean? Make make So, can we
call somebody cuz you cannot pull out
the car?
>> Actually, I can.
>> By law,
>> you want to bet? Get out. But
>> bet what? You're not going to pull me?
>> If she had She can't call any She has a
warrant. She's coming with
>> to come get the car.
>> Call who?
>> You can step out.
>> Okay, sir. Um, we just ask for your name
and badge.
>> You'll get that. Step out.
>> The pleas fierce resistance caused the
situation to spiral out of control,
turning the place into a chaotic
battlefield.
>> Step out.
>> YOU DON'T HAVE TO HAVE
ME. Get off of me. Get off OF ME. GET
OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. I CAN STEP UP
MYSELF. GET OFF OF ME. I CAN STEP OUT BY
MYSELF. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME.
GET THE OFF OF ME.
>> GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF
ME.
WALK OVER THERE. GET OFF OF ME. Get off
of me.
Get off of me. Get off of me. HOW AM I
GOING [laughter] TO STEP OUT? GET OFF OF
ME. GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. Step
out. You're going to get ON THE GROUND.
THAT IS A FEMALE.
LOOK WHAT HE'S DOING. GET OUT OF THE
CAR.
>> SHE'S GOING TO GET OUT OF the car.
>> GET OFF OF ME.
>> GET OFF OF ME.
>> Step over here.
Please get off.
>> STEP OVER HERE. YOU'RE ALSO GOING TO GET
>> STOP. DON'T TOUCH. BACK UP. STOP DOING
NOTHING. BACK UP.
>> STEP OUT.
>> GET OFF of me.
>> Off the phone. Back up.
>> She doesn't HAVE TO DO ANYTHING.
IN A SECOND.
[screaming]
>> GET OFF OF ME.
>> GET OUT OF THE CAR.
>> Get off of me.
>> Get off of me.
>> Get off me. GET OFF ME.
>> SUDDENLY, the girl shouted out a piece
of information that made things much
more serious. At the same time, accusing
the police of wrongdoing. GET BACK NOW.
GET THE BACK. You're interfering. Step
out. Get off me. Let me roll my window.
LET ME GO. LET ME GO.
>> You're making THIS WAY WORSE. GET OFF
ME. GET OFF ME. Step out. GET OFF ME.
GET OFF ME. PLEASE, MA'AM. GET OUT OF
THE CAR. YOU NEED TO BACK UP. Thank you.
>> Get off of me. What are you, bro?
I'm not going to really struggling, bro.
>> I'm not struggling right now to bury YOU
ON THE GROUND.
>> STRUGGLING, BRO. Take my keys. Don't
give him my keys. Like you really
struggle. I can come out back myself.
>> I'm really trying not.
>> I can do it myself. I can DO IT MYSELF.
>> Take my phone.
>> Where's your table?
>> Mom, can somebody COME? CUZ THEY'RE
TAKING HER, BRO. Like I'm not.
>> You guys had to make this difficult.
>> Cuz you wanted
over there. Get out of the situation.
SHE DIDN'T WANT TO COOPERATE. DONE.
>> CAN'T PUT YOUR NAME IN YOUR BACK, SIR.
SHE'LL GET IT ON THE PAPER.
>> I WANT HIS BADGE NUMBER RIGHT NOW.
>> SHE'LL GET IT ON THE PAPER.
>> I want his BADGE NUMBER RIGHT NOW.
>> SHE'LL GET IT ON THE PAPER.
>> I WANT HIS BADGE NUMBER right now.
She will get it. My My phone number is
1121. The password 1121.
>> BRO, I WANT HER NAME AND NUMBER.
>> ALL RIGHT. Turn around.
>> Turn around. GET OUT. YOU'RE TAKING ME
off to GET THE ME.
You put ME ON THE PHONE AND STOP
RESISTING. BRO, GET THE OFF OF ME, BRO.
>> GET OFF OF ME. GET OFF OF ME. GET THE
OFF. GET THE HEAD. GET THE OUT OF HERE.
GET [screaming]
OFF MY FACE, YOU
UP, [ __ ] Where am I?
GET off of me, bro. Bro,
>> I am pregnant. You on my stomach.
>> Yummy.
>> Nobody's on your stomach.
>> You're on MY STOMACH.
>> We're not on your stomach.
>> When it all came down to it, a long list
of charges was announced. And this was
the high price for a moment of
non-ooperation with the law.
>> It's all on body camera. Get me off the
floor, you [ __ ] What am I spit on?
>> You're racking up your charges.
>> Get off of me. You're not even picking
me up, right? You
>> get off of me.
It's
>> I want your number. I want number. I
want your name. That's fine. You're
going to get all that. Yo
>> yo. Hello. I know you got the phone in
your head. I see.
>> He down for who I just came from work.
>> Bro, can you tell them the address so
they can come get the call, please?
>> We're in Winwood, bro. They texting us,
bro. The car's right here.
>> Next to the corner store.
>> Next to the corner store.
>> Huh?
>> We're in Woodwood. Next
>> Penwood.
>> Inwood. Penwood next to the corner
store4.
>> All right, let me lock you so they don't
get tighter.
>> Be happy right now, bro.
>> Well, you want to interfere?
>> Both women were arrested. Driver, two
outstanding [music] warrants. Driving
while license revoked and resisting
arrest. Companion obstruction of justice
and resisting arrest. vehicle turned
over to [music] an acquaintance or
impounded.
Next, a seemingly small traffic mistake
puts a mother at risk of [music] missing
the most important moment of her son's
special day.
>> What's What's the issue?
>> My son's body is about to start. I'm in
a rut.
>> The more you work with me, the faster I
can get you out of here. That's what I'm
trying to get.
>> My name What's your name?
>> You don't know any part of your social?
>> No,
>> I know 593. Your first.
>> Okay. All right. All right. So now I got
to try to find you cuz you don't have
your driver's license on you. So
obviously I got to do some additional
work. But
>> I'm going to miss
>> like I said the more you are.
>> No, you got everything, right? What?
>> You have everything?
>> Yes, but I need you to wait out here for
me.
>> It's hot. Why do you need me to wait out
>> in the shade?
>> I have AC.
>> I understand that. Just wait in the
shade for me though.
>> Why do I have to stand out here?
>> Because ma'am, I'm not going to have you
go back in your car. Listen, this is
what I'm talking about. The sooner you
let me do my job, the sooner I can get
you out of here.
>> So I can't sit in my car.
>> No. Once I go back and confirm
everything's good with you, then I will
let you go back in your car depending on
what I find. All right. Like I said,
just let me do my job so I can get you
out of here. Everisha, do you have a
medical marijuana card?
>> Yes.
>> Okay.
>> But do you have a this?
>> This is what I'm talking about. It's
going to take longer the longer you
don't answer. Get off the phone.
>> Okay. Thank you. So, you have a medical
marijuana, but you don't have it on you.
Okay. Is it valid?
>> I went out last night. I'm not sure. I
went out last night and I searched my
stuff. I'm not sure.
>> Okay. So,
>> I'm not sure like what the st it's
expired or valid or anything.
>> Is there any marijuana in the car?
>> No.
>> Okay. Do you mind if I just look make
sure there's nothing in there?
>> Cuz it smells like
>> Check Check it for marijuana. Like
there's nothing like marijuana.
>> You just said you smoked last night.
>> I didn't say I smoked last night. I
thought I switched my cart for last
night.
>> Okay. So, is there any in there?
>> No, there's no more women. I'm gonna
search it. Am I gonna find any?
>> I just said,
>> you're good. You can wait right here.
>> Wait.
>> Just one brief moment of disobedience
sent things spiraling out of control,
turning an argument into a confrontation
with no return.
>> I'm getting my purse.
>> Put it back in there. I don't want
>> That's nothing. I don't want you going
in my purse.
>> Listen to me. He told you you can't look
through yourself. You can't You can't go
through yourself if you wallet.
>> This was inside your purse. Give me my
wallet.
>> You're going in handcuffs right now,
too.
>> Put your hands behind.
>> Okay. Okay. Go ahead. Go ahead.
>> Put your hands behind you. I understand.
You're going in handcuffs. Ever. Nisha,
listen to me.
>> Listen to me.
>> Listen. Listen to me.
>> Then relax.
We're past that cuz you're not
listening. We're pass that.
>> Aisha,
>> stop resisting. Just stop. Okay.
>> If you stop resisting, we're going to
stop for a second.
>> Please help me.
>> We're past that.
What the did I do?
>> You're just being detained right now cuz
you're not listening.
>> I was
>> He told you not He told you not to go
into your purse and you went into your
purse.
>> I'm getting arrested for no reason.
There's no marijuana. You're just
detained right now. Okay, that's it.
>> Can you let my arm go?
>> You're going to stay right here.
>> I asked for my wallet.
>> You want to take a seat? If you take a
seat, I'll I'll let go of your arm.
>> It's up to you.
>> I'm not stupid.
>> Okay.
>> You could let my arm go. I'm not doing
it.
>> Cuz you walk you're walking back to your
car. be searching my car for no.
>> You don't get to use your phone.
>> Listen, you do not get to pick your
phone.
>> Hey, I'm putting it in my pocket. I'm
putting it up.
>> I'm putting it up.
>> I'm putting my phone up.
>> Let my PHONE GO.
>> YOU'RE GOING TO BE arrested for your
phone.
>> You cannot make any calls while you're
in custody.
>> Put it in my pocket.
>> I'm going to give it to this officer
right now. I'll put it in the
>> Put it in your purse. That's fine.
You cannot make any calls when you're in
protective custody. Do you understand
that? Cuz I can't have you making phone
calls to call the people here.
>> Okay.
>> Just listen to what we're saying. That's
that's all you have to All you have to
do is listen to what we're saying.
That's it.
>> And then you wouldn't be getting any
reason. It don't smell like marijuana.
>> You're just making up stuff to search my
car.
>> What did I make up that that your car is
being searched?
>> My car does not smell like marijuana. He
making that up.
The truth gradually emerges when a
secret is exposed and a series of lies
sends this woman into serious legal
trouble.
>> What's your first name?
>> Is that
okay?
>> Or is your name Ashley? Because you're
saying your wallet and magically I find
an ID that says Ashley on there.
Ashley, what's going on? I I'm just
trying to get you on your way here and
you're lying to me at every step of the
way.
>> I'm put on the back of the car.
>> Okay.
>> Please. It's my son birthday party.
Please,
>> Ashley. I tried to work with you and you
you obstructed me at every step of the
way.
>> I'm going to miss my son birthday party.
>> No, you cannot.
>> Oh my god. Please.
I'm going to miss my son [laughter]
birthday party.
>> I don't have anything on me. I can't
smoke.
>> Can I tell my mom?
>> My son birthday party is today.
>> I got my keys.
Whatever property.
>> Yeah. Go in the back seat.
>> My mom.
>> We'll get to that.
>> She's offending me.
>> Can you be honest with me? I would like
to talk.
>> Okay. Let's try this again.
>> You said you're going to be honest with
me, right?
>> Okay.
>> What's your first name?
>> Okay.
At this point in time,
>> call my mom. I'm going to be late for
the party. Listen,
>> you are going to be under arrest for
>> I'm going to miss my son.
>> False information to me.
>> Call my mom.
>> Okay. So, we'll get to that. But right
now, you're under arrest.
>> Okay. Can I get my phone?
>> Bravo 105.
>> So, I'm just going to not show up for my
son park.
>> Yes, you're being arrested.
>> But I need to let my mom know.
>> You're an adult. You can let her know
later.
Amidst the cries of pleading, the
birthday party that should have been
filled with joy is now just a fading
dream, leaving behind an expensive
lesson about a wrong decision.
>> Oh my god.
>> Can you please get my phone so I can
call my mom?
>> I cannot make any phone calls right now.
>> How long would this What am I going to
>> It's going to be as long as it takes to
get this done. I still don't understand
why you would lie to us about who you
are and what your name is.
You do know that that's that's illegal,
right?
>> And that's an arrestable offense.
>> Oh my god.
>> You cannot make any phone calls right
now. I told you that.
>> I need to let my mom know I'm not coming
to the court.
>> I'm telling you, you are not making any
phone calls right now.
>> So why can't I get my phone to call my
mom?
>> Cuz you're you're being detained right
now. Can't make any phone calls to
anybody.
That's the whole issue that I personally
had with you when you bought your phone
out when we had you in cuffs is because
you can't make any phone calls cuz we
don't need you call anyone for have any
family or friends to come in.
>> My son's birthday party.
>> You have to call her right now. You
could be late.
>> Party is about to start in 30 minutes. I
was on my way leaving work.
>> All right. Well, when we get situated,
if he wants to let you call your mom,
then he'll let you call your mom.
>> I want to see what he going through
while he's looking through my phone.
>> You better stay seated. Okay. What is he
going through? Why can't I see what he
looking through?
>> Because you're being detained right now.
So you don't
>> Okay, but he's going through my stuff.
>> Yeah, he's he's searching for marijuana.
>> There's no marijuana in there. I don't
smoke.
>> In Florida, if an individual knowingly
provides false information to the police
about an incident, it is classified as a
class one misdemeanor.
>> [music]
>> Penalties include up to one year in
prison and slash or a fine of up to
$1,000.
Ashley was formally arrested on charges
of providing false information to
police, failure to comply with a lawful
order during an investigation.
Additional charges may be added if her
license is suspended, or if she has
[music] drugs in her vehicle. As a
result, she will not be able to attend
her son's birthday party, will
temporarily [music] lose her freedom,
and will face serious legal proceedings.
[screaming]
>> Stay down.
[screaming]
>> Hang on. There we go. Take a seat.
>> THIS ISN'T
EASY. I'M TAKING YOU TO COURT, YOU
LITTLE SON OF A
>> SHE WAS forgiven three times, but she
landed herself in trouble again.
>> What the did I do wrong?
>> GET IN THE CAR.
>> You spit at us, right?
>> Shut the up. Do you think that's
correct? that you spin it on.
>> You black.
>> One moment of looking away and then
everything suddenly turned into a
chaotic night that no one could have
predicted.
>> How's it going, ma'am?
>> You got to go.
>> You have to go.
>> No, you. I'm talking to you.
>> Why me?
>> Because they want you to go. So
>> why me?
>> They want you to. The business wants to
go. They don't owe you an explanation.
They want you to go. That's it.
>> I SOUND GOOD. I'm talking to people.
>> Yeah, that's fine. She can't drive. But
right now, she cannot she cannot stay
here. She's got to go outside. So,
>> what am I doing wrong?
>> I am telling you, you have to go. So,
it's either going to go one of two ways.
You either leave and you get to go home,
or if you don't leave and you refuse to
leave, I'm going to take you to jail for
trespassing.
>> Why don't you just ask my friends?
>> There's nothing to ask.
>> You got You have no
>> You have
sit down. Sit down.
Sit down. Do not stand up. Sit down.
>> I can stand up.
>> Okay.
[screaming] Stay sitting down.
>> Four. Five. I got one thing.
[screaming]
>> Hang on. There we go.
>> Stop.
Stop.
Stop.
>> Stop.
>> There's no way. [screaming] Stop
resisting. Stop resisting.
>> Okay, let me stand up.
Stand up.
>> Get up.
>> Oh my god, my puke. I needed glasses. I
can't even see my hand.
>> No. No. THAT'S NOT AN [ __ ]
>> STOP.
>> OH, A [ __ ]
>> Oh my god. I can't even see
>> this. A simple request. Get out of here.
But this woman responded in a way that
caused everything to explode right
after.
>> You need to relax.
>> Okay. You're getting charged with
battery on a law enforcement officer. So
now you just raised this to a felony.
You are
>> [ __ ] You are [ __ ]
>> STOP.
>> STOP.
OH, that's a second one. All right,
let's go for it. [laughter]
>> Get up.
[screaming]
>> Put in your car so we get server.
I don't know who the you are. Who the
are you people? You're maniacs. Who the
[ __ ] are you?
>> Don't try to take
>> off traffic.
You
>> good?
>> You're such faces.
>> Congrats. Now you got serger.
>> Yep.
me.
Why the you people? Oh. Oh. Oh,
>> stop.
>> No, really. Who the did you You
are You at least from the people who
[ __ ] you.
>> You You people on her.
>> You listen to [ __ ] people. No,
seriously. Who the do you listen to?
>> Stop.
>> Stop.
>> No, I'm not stopping. Who are you
listening to? I'm lying. My
>> Stop.
YOU.
>> In just a few minutes, things escalated
from argument to violence. And then one
bad decision turned it all into a legal
nightmare.
>> I'm in a car that didn't give a [ __ ]
>> Get in THE CAR NOW. [screaming]
HEY, WHOEVER THAT CAME OUT WITH the bike
rack, come over here to Stacy's car.
>> Get in and sit down.
>> No, I will not. Get in the car. That is
wrong.
You [ __ ]
>> Wait till I get her legs.
>> Ready?
>> YEAH.
>> YOU [ __ ]
THE OUT OF [screaming]
MY HATERS.
YOU
>> STOP KICKING.
>> GET THE WRONG WITH YOU. What the is up
with you people?
>> YOU NEED TO GET IN THE CAR.
>> NO, [screaming] I
>> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. You need to GET IN
THE CAR.
>> NO, I DON'T. WHERE THE DID I DO WRONG?
>> GET IN THE CAR. [screaming]
>> I DID NOTHING WRONG.
>> OKAY. WHAT THE DID I DO WRONG? What the
did I do wrong? No. What the did I do
wrong? No. What the I don't I
>> get in the vehicle.
[screaming]
>> Did I bite you? WHAT THE I DO WRONG. I
DID NOTHING WRONG. Your [ __ ] ARE
[ __ ]
>> I DID NOTHING WRONG.
>> OH, you have a rat.
>> Yeah. All right. We'll just [laughter]
put on the ground. Put on the ground.
Okay. Calm down.
>> I did nothing wrong.
>> Okay, cool. Let's get her out.
>> All right, get her out. Put her on the
ground. Just put her on the ground.
>> Face down.
>> Yeah, face down.
>> I did nothing wrong. You're out of
[ __ ] You're such [ __ ] And all my
life youing [ __ ] You did nothing
wrong.
Youing [ __ ] Dude, I'm the biggest
[ __ ] I've known in my life. Let me
free. They're [ __ ]
>> There are nothing wrong.
>> When restrained, the woman did not stop.
She continued to scream, curse, and even
did something that forced the police to
bring more serious charges.
You are such an [ __ ]
>> You [ __ ] You are such a fight white
[ __ ]
>> You have the helmet.
>> Yeah, it's in the car.
>> Yeah. We're in the trunk. I'M NOT
going to give a [ __ ]
All of you are so done. I'm going to
give a [ __ ]
>> Oh, what you doing?
>> Open it up.
>> What the this?
>> What is that?
>> You got the the lights.
I mean, literally battery.
>> In Florida, assaulting a police officer
or resisting [music] an officer with
violence is a felony punishable by up to
5 years in prison and a fine of up to
$5,000,0.
While trespassing and disorderly conduct
while intoxicated carries a maximum
penalty of 60 days in jail and $500.
She was charged with [music] three
counts of assaulting a police officer,
trespassing, resisting an officer with
violence, and causing a disturbance
while intoxicated.
As the police approached, the young
woman suddenly launched into
unbelievable words. And that was just
the beginning of a nightmare.
Grab your stuff, walk. Grab your stuff
and walk. You hear me? Grab your stuff
and walk.
>> Did I give you permission?
>> Did I give you permission to look at my
>> Stop.
>> Did I give you permission?
>> Do not
be arrested. Okay.
>> What the be arrested? Do you understand?
>> What the [ __ ] out or you're going to be
arrested for disorderly? H
>> is wrong with you?
>> You just TOUCHED MY OFFICER.
>> DID I?
>> YES, YOU DID.
STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP.
>> NO.
>> Walk out willingly. Move.
>> Call my mother right now.
>> Call my mother.
>> Stop. Stop.
>> Okay. Call my mother.
>> You got to
>> call my mother.
>> You'reing taking me. I'm not doing
anything.
>> Call my mother.
>> We're going to have one under. We're
fighting with her now.
>> Hold on.
Stay still. Stay still. I got I got her.
>> What is wrong with you?
>> What the Who the are you?
>> Okay, now you're going to kick me.
>> I need a wrist.
>> [ __ ] you.
>> Relax, Megan. You're making this so much
worse for yourself. Stop. I got to pat
you down. Stop.
>> I'm not doing anything wrong.
What am I doing wrong?
>> Stop.
>> Disorderly conduct.
>> WHAT AM I DOING WRONG? I'm not doing
anything wrong.
>> Her bag's like attached to her because
of the cuffs. I can't take it off cuz
she has a bunch of [ __ ]
>> I'm not doing anything wrong.
[screaming]
>> Where's the bag, brother?
>> Cross body.
>> She's 80 lb. Sophie doing
>> We're not doing anything to her. Back
up.
>> I understand the
>> Can you stop moving? The cry for help
kept going. Call my mother. But behind
it all was an increasingly complicated
legal situation.
>> Is it my bag? THIS IS KYLIE'S BAG.
>> IS SHE the one behind us?
>> Yes. THIS IS KYLIE'S BAG. This is not my
bag.
>> She's okay.
>> I understand.
>> She's a minor. You can't go.
>> What was the bag on her?
>> Yeah, the bag was on her.
>> Yeah.
>> Okay. We're going to search her then.
>> She's a minor.
>> The bag was on you. We're going to
search
>> minor. It's not mine. It's not mine.
It's not mine.
>> Hey, you little [screaming] call my
mother before you do this.
CALL [screaming] MY MOTHER. CALL my
mother.
CALL MY MOTHER. STOP. What the am I to
you, dude?
>> Come here. Come on.
>> Who the am I
you? Stay right here.
>> All I need you to do is just stand next
to
>> Already talking you little I already
tuck you little Already talking.
>> Okay.
>> Already talk you little
>> uh in car 12. I'll stay. You stay. You
stay with him.
>> I'm not that much of a
>> Turn that way.
>> ARE YOU KIDDING ME? I'M NOT THAT MUCH OF
A GODDAMN
>> TURN THAT WAY. YOU JUST SPIT ON ME.
>> I'M NOT THAT MUCH OF A GODDAMN
INCONVENIENCE.
>> You just spit on me.
>> I'M NOT GOING TO DO IT AGAIN.
I'M NOT GONNA DO IT AGAIN. DOESN'T MEAN
YOU PUT A SPIT MASK ON ME.
>> LOOK AT ME.
>> WHO ARE I'M GONNA TAKE YOU TO COURT. I'M
GONNA TAKE YOU TO COURT, you little I'm
going to take you TO COURT.
>> I'M GOING TO TAKE YOU TO COURT.
>> ALL YOU HAVE TO DO.
>> I'm going to TAKE YOU TO COURT.
>> STOP.
>> YOU'RE GOING TO COURT.
>> YOU'RE GOING TO COURT.
>> YOU'RE GOING TO COURT. EVEN IN PRISON,
the scenario that seemed to have ended
exploded more violently, forcing
[snorts] the force to apply special
measures.
>> WRONG TO DESERVE A SPIT MASK. YOU'RE
WRONG. YOU'RE WRONG. IF I SPIT ON YOU
THREE TIMES, THAT'S AGAINST THE RULES.
BUT IF I SPIT ON YOU WHAT?
>> KICKING ME.
>> THAT IS NOT THAT IS NOT YOU ARE GOING
AGAINST THE LAW.
>> WAIT, LISTEN.
>> YOU'RE GOING AGAINST THE LAW.
[screaming]
YOU'RE GOING AGAINST THE LAW.
THEY'RE GOING AGAINST THE LAW.
>> RELAX. RELAX. IF YOU RELAX,
>> MEGAN, if you relax, we can talk. RELAX.
[screaming]
>> STOP.
STOP. TAKE A SEAT.
>> THIS IS AGAINST YOU.
CRAZY.
>> I'M TAKING YOU TO COURT, YOU LITTLE SON
[screaming] OF a
>> Hey, you're just racking up.
>> YOU'RE THE ONE I
PUT IN my face.
>> You spit.
>> I don't give a
>> Come on.
>> I'm not going to spit again.
>> Can't believe you got to put his back on
my face.
>> Don't my face.
>> Don't make me not be able to breathe.
Who the [screaming] are you George
Killer?
>> As long as you shut the [screaming]
>> You spit at us. It's right.
>> Shut the UP. DO YOU THINK THAT'S
CORRECT?
>> That you spit at us.
>> You
go.
>> Do you think THAT WOULD BE CORRECT FOR
SOMEBODY TO DO THAT TO YOU?
>> Do you?
>> Yep.
>> Do you THINK THAT WOULD BE
>> You know what? You know what? We'll wait
till he comes back. Call my mother.
>> I want to go home. I want to go home. I
just want to go home.
I just want to go.
I just want to go home. I just want to
go.
In just one moment of losing control,
she turned a small incident into a
series of serious accusations. And the
price to pay was truly not light.
>> You feel proud of this little
I'm sure you do. That's why you're
smiling.
I swear to God. Get you against
>> You want to take pictures or what are we
doing?
>> Oh, that's why you're smiling. I'll get
yougan.
I'm going to I'm going to go against the
corner for you smile
>> real quick. Megan, just don't kick.
You're going to get another You're going
to get another charge. Stop.
>> That's why you smile.
>> Look at the camera. Look at the camera.
>> Me, look at the camera. Look at the
camera. Just look. Just stop. Just stop.
Real quick. Real quick. Seriously. Real
quick.
>> What if I don't? I'm asking you. WHAT IF
I DON'T? DO ME A FAVOR. JUST PUT YOUR
LEG back up here. D.
>> I'm asking you what if I don't. Megan,
>> please put your foot back up there.
I have every CHANCE TO SPEAK. YOU'RE THE
ONE THAT'S IGNORING ME. You want to TAKE
THAT TO COURT, WE CAN'T. YOU WANT TO
TAKE THAT TO COURT, I WILL take it to
court. And you know what? Judges will
listen to me because you're not winning
this one. YOU
JUDGES ARE ON YOUR SIDE.
YOU'RE THE ONE THAT HAS A 20YEAR-OLD
21-YEAR-OLD DETAINED RIGHT NOW. FOR
WHAT? FOR WHAT? Because you want to be
Who the are you? Who the are you?
Clearly not your sister's brother.
Clearly.
After a series of dangerous acts, the
woman was prosecuted on multiple
charges. Serious assault on police,
disturbing the peace, throwing slash
spitting bodily fluids at police,
resisting law enforcement and vandalism.
>> Okay.
>> Do not touch.
>> Okay. Leave her alone.
>> Mother confronts police after daughter
is found unconscious in car.
>> I'm conducting a DUI investigation.
Okay. I don't understand that.
>> You're not talking. I'm going to request
a [ __ ] [ __ ]
>> Okay. Nobody said that.
>> Bro, you smoking with you. Is this your
daughter in the back?
>> Who's that? That's my stepson.
All right. Cuz of the drug
investigation. All right.
>> Behind the seemingly harmless car door.
There's a whole drama that makes the
police lose control.
>> Police department.
It's the police. Wake up.
1827
>> police wake up.
>> Ma'am,
wake up.
Hey, they said that uh
she's parked here every day or this
vehicle is parked here almost every day.
So, I'm thinking she lives at one of
these two places. They think it's maybe
this one. for sale.
>> Mother appears pleading with her
daughter to open the door. But was it
really just a seizure?
>> Call is concerned about her.
>> Hey
Brit, it's mom.
>> Apparently she almost crashed into
somebody on the way here. So
>> Britney,
>> open it.
>> Thank you, sweetie. She opened it.
Forget it. Thanks. Hey, sweetie.
>> Hey, turn it off to our community.
You'll hear on the black.
>> Please turn off the car. Listen.
>> Do you have a seizure?
>> Are you okay?
>> Let's get inside. Let's go inside. Get
your meds.
>> Let's go inside.
>> Okay. Let's go.
>> Let's go. Where's your purse?
>> [ __ ] you.
>> Ma'am, you can back away. I can talk to
her now.
>> What's going on tonight?
>> What is
>> I don't know. You tell me.
>> You tell me.
>> Everything okay? Is there anything?
>> I don't know. What's going on tonight?
You seem like you're very intoxicated.
>> Is it?
>> Mhm.
>> That's so cute for you.
>> Can you step out of the car for me?
>> I would not.
>> You don't want to step out of the car?
>> I would not.
>> Why not?
>> Cuz you're asking me to.
>> So, I'm giving you a lawful order to
step out of the vehicle and you're
refusing to. Is that what you're telling
me?
>> Absolutely.
>> Okay. We can do this one of two ways. I
can you can get out of the car
voluntarily or I can take you out of the
car?
>> I can go there.
>> When the police ordered her to leave the
car, the girl coldly replied, "I won't
do that." From here, the situation
started to spiral out of control.
>> Where's your keys to the car? Are they
in the car?
>> Stop. Do not reach in my car.
>> Stop. Do not touch me. My daughter,
>> do not touch me.
>> I'm going to ask you to step back,
please, so that you can
>> do not touch me. Do not touch me. Do not
touch me. Do not touch me. Do not touch
me. Do not touch me. Do not touch.
>> Ma'am, get out of the car.
>> I'm asking you to get out of the car.
I'm a police officer.
>> Do not touch me.
>> You need to get out of the vehicle.
Okay.
>> Do not touch me.
>> That's not an option, ma'am. I can touch
you if you refuse to do what I ask you
to do.
>> No, that's not an option for you. Don't
touch me.
>> You need to get out of the car.
>> Don't touch.
>> Come on. Come on.
>> Either you get out of the car or I'm
going to throw you on the ground. I
don't want
>> No, you're not. I will so sue your ass.
>> Hey, I'm giving her a lawful order to
get out of the vehicle. She's refused.
That's resisting.
>> Do not [ __ ] touch me.
>> Get out of the car. I need to do
>> You can go to jail for obstruction, too,
ma'am.
>> Record from over here, please.
>> Do not touch me.
>> Record from back here.
>> Get out of the car.
>> Do not touch me,
>> ma'am.
>> Do not touch me.
>> Get out of the car. I'm asking you
nicely to get out of the vehicle. Okay.
>> Do not touch me.
>> Do not touch me.
>> Okay. Leave her alone. Okay. You're both
going down.
She can go to her house.
>> She just put her hands on me, man.
>> You put my hands.
>> Yeah, cuz I'm asking her to get out of
the car. Put her hands out.
>> Well, that's not how this works, man.
Sorry.
>> All right. Okay, good. That's where you
need to stay.
>> She can go to jail tonight then.
>> When everything seemed to be over, an
unexpected detail made the case more
complicated than ever.
>> Come on, I'll explain everything to you
out here. Come on.
>> No. Why?
>> Ma'am, you're in my police car.
>> Don't touch me.
>> Ma'am, you're in my police car. Don't
touch me. I understand that. And I'm
telling you, do not touch me.
>> Then step out of the vehicle. I won't
have to.
>> Please don't touch me like that.
>> I'm holding you so don't fall down, man.
>> Please do not I'm not falling down,
[ __ ] [ __ ] do not talk to me.
>> All right. Here's the thing. Here's the
thing. All right. I'm conducting a DUI
investigation. Okay.
>> I don't understand that. Do not talk to
me. I'm going to [ __ ] [ __ ]
>> Okay. Nobody said that. I'm going to
request you perform some field sobriety
exercises. Are you willing to do that?
>> Absolutely not.
>> Okay. Do you understand they can be used
against you? I can be used.
>> Absolutely. Yes.
>> Hold on.
>> But you're not going to use that against
me at all.
>> Hold on. You understand that the refusal
to do them, it can be used against you?
>> Yes, I do.
>> You understand that?
>> Yes, sir.
>> Okay.
>> Please do not touch me. Please get your
hands off of me right now. Please get
your hands off of me right now.
>> You're being arrested. Get out of the
car.
>> Please get your hands off of me right
now.
>> Come on.
I'll make sure to notate that you refuse
to perform the filter body exercises.
Okay.
>> [ __ ] ass [ __ ]
>> Can you hold her just right here so I
can take my zero off?
>> Stand right there for me. Okay.
>> Are you military?
>> Are you act are you active duty?
>> Do you think so?
>> You kept saying stuff about wanting to
die for me and stuff, so I didn't know.
>> I would never die.
>> Okay.
>> You want to?
>> Please do.
>> Hold on. Come on. Calm down. Oh, please
do. Go for it.
>> Go for what? Looks like you've urinated
all over yourself, too.
>> Yeah. You like that?
>> No.
>> Oh, God.
>> You having a bad day? I'm a
>> weirdo.
>> A weirdo.
>> Just pointing out observations, ma'am.
>> Thank you.
>> Oh, I know you are.
>> In Florida, a firsttime DUI can result
in a fine of $500, 0, $1,000, 0, and up
to 6 months in jail. While a nonviolent
resisting officer conviction can [music]
result in a fine of up to $1,000, zero
cents or one year in jail [music]
probation. The girl was charged with
driving under the influence of DUI and
nonviolent resistance to law
enforcement.
Up next, a seemingly normal test takes
an unexpected turn and it all starts
with a puff of smoke.
>> How you doing?
And we just get paid by the hotel to do
laps around the uh parking lot. Okay.
>> Make sure there's no criminal activity.
Make sure there's people not doing
things they're not supposed to be doing.
And that's it. Um you mind rolling down
that window for me, ma'am?
>> What window?
>> The one smoking?
>> Yeah.
>> Yeah.
>> All right.
You have any weapons on there?
>> We doing this with her in the back seat.
>> Just a couple questions for you. Do you
happen to have a medical on?
>> No. Uh,
>> no. I don't.
>> Do you know if your partner does in the
passenger seat?
>> And it's very apparent the order that's
coming out of this car. Okay.
>> No, no gun.
>> All right. Uh, do you have a license on
you?
>> He was breaking something up as I walked
up. Thank you.
>> Are you guys staying here?
>> Huh?
>> Are you guys staying here?
>> Yeah.
>> All right. Are there any weapons in the
car?
>> No.
>> Hands up. Put your hands up.
>> Bro, you're smoking. Is this your
daughter in the back?
>> No.
>> Who's that? That's my stepson.
>> Detaining cops. All right. Because of
the drug investigation. All right.
>> All right. Cool.
>> Sit back here.
>> All right. So, I'll be very honest with
you, Miss Lopez. Um, we're just checking
out with people based on the order of
cannabis coming from your vehicle. We're
just going to do a quick search for a
drug investigation and then we get out
of there. Okay. As long as that's the
only thing we have, we have no issues.
But if we find harder stuff, you also
got to take into account that not sure
how old the child is, but you guys are
smoking in a car with the child. Okay.
All right.
You don't have anything on you. Pocket
tucked in. Anything of that nature?
>> So, just hang out for me. Stay in the
car.
>> Stay in the car.
>> Orlando police patrol a hotel parking
lot. Thick smoke is coming from inside a
mysterious car. And the police
immediately rush in to investigate.
>> So, you can hold on to the child, but
you're detained and you're not free to
leave. Do you understand what I'm
saying?
>> Sorry, baby.
>> Is that a yes?
>> Yeah, that's a yes. He's not going to
jail, right?
>> No, he's just being detained just like
you are.
>> Okay. We detain people in handcuff. That
is how we work. I'm not going to do that
for you so you can maintain contact with
the child. Okay.
>> Come here. Come here, puppy.
>> Yes. Come inside the car.
>> Hey, ma'am. You can get out. Leave
everything in and go get the child.
Okay.
>> How y'all smoking in front of him?
>> Huh?
>> How y'all smoking in front of him?
>> In front of the baby.
>> Not even in front of it. Like in the
same car, hot boxing the car with the
baby inside. She she had the door open.
>> So you want
>> her the baby's window wasn't open.
>> Do you stop moving around?
>> Y'all staying here tonight?
>> Yeah, I I live here. I live on the
second floor.
>> Do me a favor. Wants your tent. Wide
wide wide wide wide.
All right. Go over here and have you
sell the car. All right.
>> Go mommy. Go mommy. Mommy's calling you
around to get the shopping.
>> Is there nobody else with you guys?
>> No.
>> Wait. Come here. We're not going inside
yet.
>> Hey.
>> Hey.
>> Hey. Listen to mommy now. Get over here.
>> Come here.
>> Wait. Dang it. We're not going inside.
>> Get here. Come here. Come here. Now
you're in trouble. Come here. Hurry up.
Come here.
>> Can you go to mommy?
>> Amidst the thick smoke, they discovered
a child. But it didn't stop there. What
happened next stunned the entire parking
lot.
>> Joints.
That white powdery bag residue that we
put into Orlando police smart drug was
on the floorboard where her right foot
was the entire time.
>> You guys live in Orlando?
>> Yeah.
>> You guys,
>> huh? You live here in Orlando. Yeah.
>> Let me talk to you.
>> Huh?
>> So, I'm going to ask you a few things
before I do. I just have to read you
your Miranda rights. Anything you say
maybe usually gets you in court. Do you
understand?
>> Yes.
>> Um, so as I said when we walked up,
we're officer with Orlando Police
Department. We basically control these
parking lots just to make sure no
criminal activity is happening. People
that are not wanted are not here. Guns,
drugs, things of that nature. Okay. We
came up to your car. As I came up to the
driver door that was open, I can smell
the smoke coming from. All right. We
found cannibis inside. Found inside. And
found another thing inside that was on
the floorboard of the driver's side
where you were sitting. What would that
be?
>> I only saw so I don't know.
>> You don't know? You don't know about the
>> bag that was on the floor. Small white
baggie, the white powder in it.
>> No, I don't do that. So, I wouldn't know
about that. The person that used the car
before me was my cousin. But
that
>> the reason you guys are doing
>> I mean I don't have no one to watch him.
We were just smoking. I had the door
open. I mean
>> the vehicle's hot.
>> I understand. We don't have to just
pretend. Yeah, I understand.
>> You can still see the smoke inside.
>> I mean, you asked me a question. Why
>> smoke? And that's I know you're not
supposed to, but
>> you're not supposed
even if you had a medical marijuana car,
there's still rules and stipulations on
how you
>> not supposed to vehicle. You're also
there's not a law against it,
>> hearsay, if you will. Some of it could
be considered other things of a crime,
but it's just more human nature not to
smoke a narcotic around the I cut you
off.
>> All right. Whether whatever you believe
of.
>> Am I under arrest?
>> I'm I'm just talking.
>> A bag of white powder appears right at
the woman's feet. But the identity of
the real owner of the bag of powder
makes things take an unexpected turn.
>> Oh, thank you.
>> You had my back for what?
Just walk around your vehicle over here.
>> Okay.
>> But that's not mine.
>> Walk his car up here.
>> But what about my son?
>> We're going to work everything out. And
>> I can't leave my phone. He has nobody.
>> Please.
>> Don't do this right now.
>> I said has nobody. Please. Please.
>> No. No. Oh, he has nobody though.
>> But why am I getting under arrest? It's
not mine.
>> One second. Face the car to be double
locked. Okay. So tighten on you.
>> She's fine.
>> I'm as nobody.
>> Please. That wasn't mine.
>> The speech I give everybody. There's no
narcotics inside of this car. If when
you get to the jail you're pulled out,
something is there.
>> That wasn't mine.
>> First, second, is there anything on you
that you might have tucked in on your
waistband, anywhere underneath your
clothing, if you introduce it to the
jail, they decide to be a victim, you
can be charged with that as well. With
that warning, is there anything else on
you?
>> Is that a yes or no?
>> No. There's nothing on me.
>> Go ahead and have a seat for me, ma'am.
I'm just going to slide when you wake
up.
It's not. I know. Excuse me.
>> Can you just uh slide over a little bit
to your left? Your arm bubble. I'm just
trying to get it so I can put your suit
on. Okay.
>> I'm getting put under arrest. It's not
even mine. You have no proof. It's mine.
How am I putting under arrest for it?
Cuz it was in my seat. Mine? How am I
putting under arrest for it? Cuz it was
in my seat.
>> Woman arrested for possession of
methamphetamine and child neglect. The
police were desperate, but the arrest
warrant was executed shortly after.
>> Step out.
>> Oh my god. Let me put my car in.
>> Put my car in.
>> We need another unit.
>> When the driver believes he sets the
rules, the police are forced to prove
otherwise.
>> I'm a state national. I have the right
to travel freely. I'm not encumbered by
any of your laws or regulations.
>> Get off of me. I didn't do nothing. GET
OFF OF ME. WHY ARE THEY DRAGGING ME OUT
THE CAR? I didn't do nothing.
>> Seemingly simple traffic stop, but
within minutes it turns into a nightmare
for both police and driver.
>> Okay. Your license is suspended. That's
why
I got my ear.
How my license?
>> I'll have to look up to see what court
it's through. You weren't aware that it
was suspended.
>> I know I got a ticket in Shaker, but I
don't pay my ticket off. I don't know
nothing about no.
>> Okay. Do you have your insurance card
with you? All right. Let me see when
that suspension uh started and what
court it's through. Did you get a ticket
with them and not pay it? Should have
been It looks like it might have been
from 2022.
>> 2022. I've been to Shaker Court and
everything.
>> I don't It's not Shaker Court.
>> How would I 2022? I was leaving at that
escrow. So, they would have told me
something. I would have known.
>> Okay.
>> So, here's the situation. Because you're
showing suspended, you have to tow the
vehicle.
>> Oh, my bad.
>> And I need your assuming it's not me in
the first place because your license is
suspended. If you had a licensed driver
with you, then we would be able to turn
it over to them. But because there's not
someone with you that has a license, we
have to tell it.
>> Ma'am,
>> can you come up here and come get my
car, please? She's not going to be able
to get your car.
>> Ma'am, I'm telling you right now, she's
not going to be able
>> Both of y'all talking to me right now.
>> Okay. I'm telling you right now, she's
not going to be able to get your
vehicle. So, she doesn't need to come up
here. That is
>> because you don't have a license. You
shouldn't be driving.
>> I did not know I didn't have a license.
And I can get that.
>> You can say that, but I have to go.
>> If it's about a ticket, I can pay a
ticket for you to my vehicle.
>> Screams echoed through the gas station.
A tense confrontation erupted in broad
daylight.
>> My license. How wouldn't they know my
life if that's the police? That's that's
crazy to me.
>> The court's different. Yeah, the court's
different.
>> It doesn't matter if this the police and
you running my plate and that court your
court is different from
>> I I can't tell you what what the court
ran or what they did at run my car.
That's ridiculous.
>> Go ahead and pull up your insurance card
and we'll be back with you in a minute.
Okay.
>> Yeah. what you're going to take from the
car so that when the tow truck gets
here, we don't Okay, I'm telling you,
I'm giving you advice for your benefit.
Otherwise, whatever is in it is going to
stay with it. Okay.
>> What? What do you think you're doing?
>> What do you think you're doing? Give me
your keys.
>> My keys. Can I get my Get off my car.
>> My car. Get out my car. Get off the car.
Get off of me. Step out of the car.
>> Get off of me. I didn't do nothing. Get
off of me. Get off of me. Get off OF ME.
WHY ARE THEY DRAGGING ME OUT THE CAR?
THEY do nothing.
>> I'M NOT.
OKAY, let me go.
>> We need another
>> Let me go. Get off of my damn neck.
>> We need another unit.
I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING.
Over a ticket
now you're going to jail.
>> I wear a ticket.
>> Yes.
>> You let your decision
no ticket and it must be a error. I
don't know what y'all talking about. I
don't have no ticket.
>> You're about to get one.
>> I'm about to get a ticket. You're
arresting me. I'm about to get a ticket.
Y'all sound crazy. Arrested your
behavior.
>> RIGHT. HOW DO YOU GET ARRESTED ON
BEHAVIOR? MY BEHAVIOR TOOK off of your
behavior. Y'all sound crazy. Escorted
into the car, she did not remain silent,
but challenged, accused, and made
shocking threats.
>> A ticket. Are y'all kidding me? Over a
ticket.
>> Put your feet in.
>> Over a ticket. I can't even get in. How
you talking about put your feet in?
>> Put your feet in.
>> Not even tall enough to get in the damn
car. Put my damn dress down.
>> I cannot get in.
>> You can pull in or you can step down.
>> Y'all is weird. Y'all is weird. Okay.
>> Okay. Get with some idiot.
>> No, I'm not going to get off you. Put
your feet out.
>> How do you expect me to get up in here?
Lift your foot in. Damn. What the hell?
>> God damn.
>> That's all y'all had to do. Like, come
on. Over a damn ticket.
Going to jail over a ticket. How you
going to pull me out my car? Hi. She I
stopped her and she was parked at one of
these pumps. Then she just drives away
>> and parks [laughter] in the thing. And I
walked up. I'm like, "Give me your
keys." She's like, "No, I'm not I'm not
doing anything." I'm like, "Give me your
keys." I open the door and she like
pulls away as I pulled her out and she
started resisting and cuffed her up and
put her she's going back in my car. Now,
>> from a simple ticket, the incident has
now become a serious criminal case with
an unexpected ending.
>> All I'm going to do is get out of jail,
go get my vehicle, and what you going to
do? pull somebody else over over a
ticket and drag them out their vehicle
>> and then read them their rights.
>> Make them feel real good, huh?
>> Did you put the keys in the car or do
you have them with you?
>> Illegal stop. Why would you take my
keys? How do I get in the house? Y'all
sound crazy.
>> I don't trust y'all going through my
stuff. Don't plant nothing on me. I
don't do drugs. I don't carry weapons
and I don't do drugs. Actually, I'm
licensed to carry.
>> What's your name?
You know, my name is I don't know.
>> Oh, well,
>> I'm new here. I am Officer Suhi.
>> Suhei?
>> Yes, ma'am.
>> Listen, there's people out here really
committing crimes and y'all pulling me
over over a damn park.
>> I don't know anything about it. We're
just going to try and get through it as
quickly as
>> Listen, I got on a skirt. I'm not about
to be walking around with my ass out.
I'm not about to walk around with my ass
out. I don't trust her with my damn bag
evidence, [ __ ] like that. I don't got
the sooner we get in there. The sooner
that you're can you can see your bag and
everything and we'll get the cops to the
front so I can pull them up.
>> I can't move them to the front. But as
soon as as soon as we get in there, we
can get you searched and get them taken
off completely.
>> Thank you. You're welcome.
>> There you are on the back here.
>> Woman was charged with obstructing
official business and driving with an
expired license. The incident went from
a simple ticket to a criminal case for
resisting and failing to comply with
police orders. Right in Naples, Florida,
a seemingly simple traffic stop turned
into a heated argument [music] when a
woman declared, "I don't need a
license."
>> Morning, Officer Language of the Naples
Police Department. The reason I'm
stopping you is failure to come to a
complete stop at the stop sign.
>> Oh, I did. I'm sorry.
>> It's okay. Your license and
registration. I uh no longer use a
license. I only have uh my passport that
I use. I'm a state national,
so I no longer have to abide by uh the
corporate corporation's rules and I have
my documentation for that.
>> Okay.
>> Those were previous
uh citations that were dismissed by
Judge Cone.
>> Yeah. This doesn't show me anything of
why you don't have to have a driver's
license, though. Uh I'm a state national
so uh I'm exempt from the problem or the
what what you guys do. I'm exempt from
the uh
>> usually you have a card on you that
states that um that they give you that
you're exemplary.
>> Yeah. They they haven't sent it to me
yet, but I I have filed all the
paperwork and it's been in place 11.
>> It's been in place for what?
>> Six years. And you don't have if it's
been in place for 6 years, you don't
have the prior one.
>> They they didn't send it to me yet.
>> In the whole entire six years, you've
never had any.
>> You know how our federal government
works. So this is
>> So what do you provide for documentation
wherever you go? You only provide ma'am.
>> You should have been at least issued an
identification card. even if you don't
have a driver's license.
>> No, because the identification card
again abides by your rules uh leaning uh
ownership of my vehicles of myself to
you and I'm no longer a part of the
corporation. So, I'm exempt. So, what
what we're doing here is illegal as far
as me because I no longer participate in
extortion of the police department.
>> Are you are you stating you're so you're
a sovereign citizen? I'm at state
national.
>> State national.
>> I'm not sovereign. I'm a state national.
I'm a part of the republic of the United
States. No longer a part of the
corporation.
>> You don't have any you don't have any
documentation on you stating that. So
you're not exempt.
>> No, I am. I am exempt. Believe me,
you'll get a bond from me that goes
directly to
>> you are violating the Constitution. She
shouted in the middle of the street,
citing a series of provisions in case
law as if the law did not exist for her
>> towards you that finds you for every
minute that you're holding me here.
There there is no crime that's
committed. You can only detain me if
there's a crime committed. M you are
legally have to follow injured party
injured motor vehicle in Florida. You
still have to follow. No, I don't. It's
See, you guys are extorting money from
us.
>> See, the problem is you're violating my
fourth amendment.
>> No, it's actually not.
>> Yes, you are. I can go through it with
you, doll.
>> I have it all here.
>> Stand by for me.
>> Okay. Okay. So, I'm on a traffic stop
with um a woman who's stating she's not
a sovereign citizen, but she's a
citizen. And
>> documentation from the judge.
>> Okay. Can you repeat again what you just
told me?
>> I'm I'm a state travel. I'm I'm a state
national. I have the right to travel
freely. I'm not encumbered by any of
your laws or regulations.
>> Stating stating she doesn't have to have
a driver's license. she can run the stop
sign, do everything,
>> and that she travels through common law.
And um
>> she said if she if she fails to produce
identification or driver's license,
>> I did I did produce my my
>> she gave me her passport, but she says
she doesn't have a driver's license, she
doesn't need a driver's license, she
doesn't have
>> If she doesn't have a If she doesn't
have a driver's license, just like
anyone else, she can be arrested for not
having a driver's license.
>> No. No state shall No state shall
convert my send back.
>> You guys are You guys are extorting
money from us. It's a god-given right.
Murdoch versus Pennsylvania. I don't
have registration with me. No, I don't
have to provide it. I am I am
>> You do your driving.
>> No, ma'am. I I am common law. I am I It
is not a privilege. It's a right. It's a
God-given right for me to be able to
travel.
>> Do you have your registration?
>> No, I don't.
>> Okay. So, you have no registration, no
driver?
>> I have it. I just don't have it on me. I
don't have to carry it.
>> The police ordered her to turn off the
engine and get out of the car, but
instead of cooperating, the woman
declared, "You are criminals. I am going
to church."
>> Very kind and helpful to you.
>> I can't go forward without my attorney.
>> Okay, that's fine. I need
>> call your call your supervisor.
>> My partner is here with me right now.
>> Call your supervisor. Call your
supervisor.
>> Well, ma'am, I'm trying to help you in
the best way that I can.
>> You have to disclose your bad and I have
no problem doing that. You have to
disclose your badge number [music] right
now. According to Shapiro versus
Thompson.
>> Okay, that's no problem.
>> These are these are constitutional laws
that have been put in place, ma'am.
That's what I follow. The constitution.
The state of Florida has taken my right
to travel freely in my private vehicle
and turn it into a privilege which is
against my constitutional rights. I am
not I am not contracting with you.
>> Okay.
I heard what you had to say. At this
point, she has asked you to turn the
vehicle off and step out of the vehicle.
>> If you listen to me, you are going to
step out of the vehicle.
>> Why would I do that?
>> Because I asked you to.
>> You don't have any authority over me.
>> I do.
>> No, you don't. You both are criminals.
>> No. You're going to step out of the
vehicle or I'm going to make you get out
of the vehicle.
>> I'm going to church.
>> No, you're going to get out of the
vehicle right now.
>> N
Oh my god. No. No.
>> No. No.
>> Stop. Leave me alone. Listen.
>> Oh my god. I'm going to church. Stop it.
Leave me alone.
>> Oh my god. Are you crazy?
>> No. You're going to step out of the
vehicle.
>> Oh my god. Wait. Let me turn my vehicle
off.
>> Do not grab me. No.
>> Stop.
>> Do not stop it.
>> Grab this one.
>> I'm going to put I'm going to lock up my
car.
>> No.
>> I'm going to lock up my car. No.
>> We tried to help.
>> Oh my god. Burn.
>> Hold on. Get your Get your supervisor.
>> Step out. Step out.
>> Oh my god. Let me put my car in park
out. Put my car in. Step out. Step out.
>> My car is out.
>> Refusing to leave the car, screaming and
begging, even fiercely resisting. And
then the unexpected ending sent her
straight from the driver's seat to the
back seat of the police car.
>> Please let me go to church.
Don't tighten them again. You don't have
to tighten them that much.
>> There they are loose.
>> Relax.
Ow. You don't have to tighten it, sir.
>> I'm not tightening.
>> You are. You're tightening.
>> They have to be clamped on. They're
handcuffs.
>> Are you the supervisor?
>> I am the supervisor.
>> Okay. I need you to please get my purse
and call my attorney.
>> Ma'am, I'm not calling your attorney. I
will We will take care of your property.
>> Going to have a seat right now.
>> Don't handle me like that.
>> You're going to sit down, please.
>> Stop it.
>> Sit down and put your legs in.
>> Don't tell my car. Call my brother to
come down. Thank you.
>> Please don't tow my vehicle. Can I
please call my brother?
>> No.
>> Why?
>> Cuz it's getting towed.
>> Why? That's theft.
>> It's not.
>> Sir, you're you're stealing my car if
you impound it.
>> Sir, can I please secure my vehicle?
>> Sir, let me secure my car, please. My
purse and everything. How am I supposed
to get out of jail?
>> It's getting towed.
>> What about my personal belongings?
>> They're going to be secured in the
vehicle. Sir, I've got money in that
purse. Please don't do that to me.
>> What kind of money do you have?
>> I have over $2,000 in that purse.
Please. Okay.
>> Can you please roll up my windows?
>> We will.
>> And I I I can't have the code towed
because it's on a security.
>> It's going to get towed. There is not
nothing around that.
>> Under Florida statute SS 843.02,
02. Resisting a law enforcement officer
is punishable by up to one year in jail
or probation. Fine up to $1,000.
The woman was taken into custody and
faces charges of disobeying police,
resisting arrest with violence, and
assaulting a protected officer.
>> STOP.
ENOUGH. DESTINY.
>> YES, I understand. Yeah, I understand.
Yes, I understand.
>> Don't resist.
>> Don't resist.
>> The mother stormed into her daughter's
house challenging the police.
>> DON'T DROP ME BECAUSE I'M HELPING MY
DAUGHTER. GET THE [ __ ] OFF OF ME.
>> I'm sorry. Please
>> have a seat or you're going to catch
another charge.
An emergency call from a daughter
accusing her mother of showing signs of
mental instability.
But everything quickly turns into a
terrifying nightmare when the police
show up.
>> What's going on?
>> Who is my mom?
>> Okay. What's going on?
>> She went to the hospital.
>> Why?
>> She's not herself.
>> Okay.
>> Taking her meds. Okay.
>> In a long time, for years.
>> And I feel like she going to harm
herself.
>> Okay. Has she made threats to do so?
>> No.
>> Okay.
>> She came here banging on my door early
this morning. That's on my stove.
>> Okay.
>> Thought it was a gas. It's not a gas.
Fire department already came out and
checked. It wasn't
>> okay to go to the hospital. It's nothing
else we can do.
>> So, are you saying that cuz you don't
want her here? Like,
>> she needs to go to the hospital. All
right. We'll check her out. She made any
threats or anything.
>> Hi, dear.
>> Hi.
>> How are you?
>> Uh, don't come talking to me. I'm
helping my daughter clean the house.
>> Don't even I DON'T
STOP.
ENOUGH
>> ENOUGH.
ENOUGH. I'M NOT JOKING.
>> YOU'RE CHOKING ME BECAUSE I'M HELPING MY
DAUGHTER. GET THE [ __ ] OFF OF ME.
>> GET OFF OF ME.
>> GET YOUR KNEES OFF OF ME.
[screaming]
GET YOUR KNEES OFF OF ME.
>> Get off of me. I can't breathe.
>> GET OFF, JULIET. THIS IS NOT OVER NOW.
>> GET OFF. [screaming]
>> SUDDENLY, a dangerous object is thrown.
An officer is attacked right in front of
the camera, pushing the situation to the
point of no return.
>> Just slow down. [screaming]
Slow down. Slow down.
No, no, no, no. Calm down. Calm down.
You calm down. [laughter] ARE YOU
CALMING DOWN? OKAY, STAND UP. OKAY, SO
COME ON. STAND UP. STAND UP. STAND UP.
STAND UP. STAND UP. STAND UP.
[screaming]
OKAY. OKAY. Come on. Put your arm behind
the back. Put your arm behind the back.
[screaming]
It's okay.
It's
>> all right.
All right.
>> Yeah, she sprayed me in the face with
that.
>> Okay.
>> Well, fellas,
>> IF YOU CAN GET if
not, just give me a call in.
>> Yeah, that's fine.
>> This is what he got sprayed in the face
with.
>> Yeah, he went we went to go talk to her.
She
>> came out the bathroom, just started
spraying, yelling, and then started
fighting. acetone,
some other stuff.
>> This ain't over.
YOU NEVER HAVE YOUR I FEEL SORRY FOR ANY
NEXT to you. I AIN'T GOING IN YOUR damn
car.
>> The rap
GODDAMN PASS FOR BEING A GRANDMOTHER.
[laughter]
>> NO, THAT TOUCH. LET ME GET Will you let
ME GET RIGHT DOWN? YEAH, ACTUALLY s
>> this is how y'all abuse your wife, huh?
>> Sitting in the police car, the mother
repeatedly denied all charges, throwing
out a series of vague accusations,
turning the interrogation into an
unbelievable mess.
>> To get your statement about what
happened with the officer.
>> I don't even know what I don't know what
you're talking about.
>> I mean,
>> I don't even know why I'm here.
>> What's your name, dear?
>> My name is
>> I know it's not a good day for you so
far, but we're hoping it'll get better.
Okay.
>> I didn't say it wasn't good. I well
you're sitting back here so it's
probably you've had better days.
>> Um I just I'm I'm Sergeant Davis at PD
and I'm investigating your use of force.
My officers they had to you know tussle
with you or whatever happened and I just
want to get your version of what
happened.
>> I don't know what to say. I don't know
what to say. I don't know what to say.
>> Heard you.
>> I don't know what to say then. I don't
have nothing to say cuz I don't even
know why you arresting me in my
daughter's house when I'm helping her
clean up and she say she's sick. I DON'T
KNOW WHAT TO TELL YOU. I have no idea.
>> I mean his camera the camera his body of
camera tell
>> question me for what?
>> Okay.
>> For what?
>> There's no I don't care about abuse of
force. I don't know what abuse of force
is.
>> Use of force.
>> I don't know what it is. I don't even
care. Well, I'm just investigating
because my officers had to use force.
So, I have to check and
>> he had to use Ask him.
>> Well, I I did ask him. Now I'm asking
you your question.
>> I don't know what he's talking about. I
don't even know what how why would he
use need to use abusive force cuz I'm
I'm doing I'm doing my duties as a
grandmother.
>> Okay.
>> Helping my daughter clean.
>> Okay.
>> I don't know. I don't know what to tell
you.
>> I don't know what the abuse of force is.
>> You don't want to talk about what
happened?
>> I don't know. I don't know what to tell
you. I don't know. I told that young
man, I don't even know who he is. I
don't even care. I let him in my house.
Y'all been I let him in my house because
mom, he he didn't have nowhere to go. I
I don't know.
>> Okay.
>> I don't have a clue. He come snatching
to the door. He need to talk. I don't
know what the is this problem. I have no
idea. You know what? This is normal for
y'all. This is normal for the police
department. I guess this is what his
mama told you to do to grandma that
helped their family. I don't know. I
don't know what to tell you. Tam Carter,
>> you don't want to. There's nothing to
tell.
>> As the truth gradually emerges, the
woman faces severe legal consequences. A
high price to pay for moments of losing
control.
>> Bring him back. BRING HIM IN MY HOUSE.
HE FOLLOWING US AROUND. THE OFFICER JUST
GOING BY WHAT THAT LITTLE BOY IS SAYING.
I don't know what he talking about my
daughter witness. You know what way? I
don't even know why he ain't he ain't
come to talk. He come to snatch the door
out my hand. What you coming for? And
why is you even being called? Cuz he
getting offended
is because he wanted uh the inger. I
want to go. What? Whatever y'all
bringing me here for?
>> I think they're going to the doctor talk
to you.
>> No, doctor. What are you going to do?
Pro [screaming] prescribe me a
prescription on how to talk to uh how to
talk like a grandma? and a mama or how
to talk to the big bad wolf. Huh?
>> All right. Well, you said you you really
weren't cooperative.
>> Well, I wasn't cooperative. I don't know
what you're talking about. How do I
figure out
>> I don't know what you're talking about.
>> Okay.
>> Don't ask me if you take me to court and
we will [ __ ] decide what I want to
tell you.
>> You take me to court for being a
grandma. It ain't going to stop me from
being a grandma. Okay. And they but not
have no try to give my grandson no fing
either.
>> In Ohio, assaulting a police officer
with a dangerous substance, firstdegree,
carries a penalty of up to 311 years in
prison and a $20,000
cent fine. The mother could face charges
of assaulting a police officer with a
dangerous substance and resisting
arrest, which could result in serious
criminal charges. Police will complete a
use of force report and forward the case
to prosecutors for consideration of
charges.
Up next, a car suddenly stopped, but
little did anyone know things would turn
into a tense affair from here.
>> You doing my hair?
>> Good. I'm officer with Atlanta Police
Department. The reason for the traffic
stop this evening is cuz you have no
lights on.
>> Oh, I'm so sorry.
>> No worries. You have your driver's
license on you?
>> I do.
>> Let me take a look at it real quick.
Okay. and we'll get you out of here.
>> Do you not have your driver's license on
you?
>> I do. I do.
>> Did you stop anywhere before you uh left
work?
>> I went to a friend's house.
>> Okay.
>> And I'm so sorry. Um
>> Why are you sorry?
>> Okay. Do you own the vehicle?
>> I do.
>> How much have you had to drink tonight?
>> Uh not that much. I'm I I'm sorry.
>> Where is your driver's license? Can you
find your driver's license for me?
>> Yeah.
>> Well, I don't know why you're not
looking for it.
>> All right.
>> It's a traffic stop.
>> I am.
>> Okay. Find your driver's license.
>> You've been arrested for DUI before?
>> No.
>> Here you go.
>> I'm so sorry.
>> The woman kept apologizing, saying it
was nothing serious, but her eyes and
attitude made the police more suspicious
than ever.
>> What are you trying to do?
>> Listen. Step out of the car.
But what are you trying to do?
>> Because I'm able to get you out of the
vehicle on a traffic stop. Step out of
the car right now.
>> Okay. Thank you. [snorts]
>> Can you just go stand over there? Thank
you.
>> What?
>> Just hang out right here. Okay. Are you
good with her for a second? Please run.
I'd really like to know what this is
because
my mom worked for OPD for 27 years. I'd
really like to know what this is,
please.
>> It's a traffic stop now.
>> Okay, but what are we doing right now?
>> My partner is concerned about your
ability to operate the vehicle.
>> Great. And I said that I would leave
this car and walk home.
>> Okay. So,
what are we doing right now?
>> We're continuing our investigation.
>> Okay. But if I say I'm abandoning my
car. [clears throat]
>> No, it doesn't work like that.
>> Great. Can I contact my mother
>> right now?
>> Not at the moment. No.
>> No. I I need to contact my mother.
>> Yeah, but you're not going to right now.
That's
>> Yeah. No, I need to
No, I need to contact my mother right
now
because she worked for you guys longer
than you two have been alive. So, I need
to contact my mother right now.
>> Well, I'm 37. You said she worked for
the department for how long?
>> 42 years.
>> She worked for the department for 42
years.
>> Yes.
>> She was an officer. She worked for uh
she was a OPD officer. All I want to do
is go home.
>> Thanks, sir.
>> She keeps mentioning her mother, a
former police officer, in the hope that
it will change everything. Will this
plan work?
>> My mother.
>> Okay, gotcha.
>> Who worked for OPD for 27 years.
>> That's fine. Unfortunately, that's not
an option either. Okay, so we're not
going to let you call anybody. We're at
a traffic stop conducting an
investigation. Um I guess you were
stopping. Um, can I just leave the
vehicle and walk home?
>> No. I just told you that 10 seconds ago.
>> Why?
>> Well, one, it's illegally parked. Two,
we're conducting an investigation. So,
these officers, as well as myself, just
talking to you for 2 minutes, believe
that you have too much to drink tonight.
>> Yes, I understand that. And that's why
I'm saying, can I please just
And I'm not trying to be an [ __ ] I
just I just want to go home.
>> Okay. On a scale of 1 to 10, we're kind
of falling over drunk. One's not at all.
What do you think you are?
>> I am a five.
>> Okay. What were you drinking?
>> Uh, just beer.
>> Okay. How many beers did you have?
>> Like four.
>> So, you feel like you're safe to drive?
>> I I would not say I'm safe to drive
obviously cuz you guys do not think
that. I obviously just want to go home.
>> You okay?
>> And Yeah. No, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I
just want to go home.
Honestly, I just want to go home and I
want to [ __ ]
be like at home right now.
>> Okay. Well, I want to be at home, too.
Unfortunately.
>> Yeah.
>> And I I'm not saying that I'm okay to
drive home. That's not what I'm saying.
Is I'm saying I just want to walk home.
>> Okay. And if I have to surrender my car,
that's fine.
>> Surrender it.
>> Whatever you have to do to it.
>> Gotcha. Okay.
>> Fine.
>> Hang out with these officer for a
second.
>> Jesus Christ. Why is this a thing that I
am saying?
>> You got call
>> your your colors.
hate this country.
>> Come on.
>> No, I hate this country
>> because this is [ __ ]
>> I just that you're operating a vehicle
without the lights
>> giving you rights to my vehicle and I am
so we don't want the rights to your
vehicle and you guys are still giving me
[ __ ]
>> Why?
No one's
>> okay.
>> Why Why are you still giving me [ __ ]
about my life?
>> The police patiently explained many
times, but the female driver still
refused to cooperate. The decisive
moment was approaching.
>> Because you don't understand, so I'm
trying to be direct and repeat myself as
many times as necessary. You understand
the severity of the circumstances you're
in. I understand like I understand that
you are
>> [ __ ] 20 something years old and
>> I'm not but thank you. I don't believe
that you understand at all.
>> Yeah. And the more belligerent you act
towards us the less it's uh actually
helping uh your case right now.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. So
>> I'm an [ __ ] for trying to talk to a
cat.
>> No, you've uh bered my partner by
calling him 20 years old and you've
undermined uh my partner and I
discretion and they stop. that you guys
just
>> we did our job by pulling this vehicle
over
>> because I tried to talk to a cat.
>> So, I'm going to ask you again. Would
you be willing to do the field soiety
exercises that I've requested you?
>> No.
>> No. Do you understand that your refusal
can be used against you in a court of
law?
>> Do you Yes or no?
[snorts]
>> Okay. Time is 23:23.
The defendant is not answering. Any
questions? Please don't touch the cat.
>> Stand up. Behind your back.
>> Yes, I understand. Yes, I understand.
Yes, I
>> don't resist.
>> Don't resist. That's going to end poorly
for you.
>> Yes, I understand.
>> No, I understand.
>> Oh, no.
>> I I just said I understand.
>> That's fine. I believe you.
>> Can you please let me?
>> No.
>> Are you serious?
>> Yes. Barry,
>> I I just said I understand.
>> Okay,
>> I understand.
>> You understood once a handcuff on you,
walked this way to my control car.
>> No, I understand.
>> You're under arrest for you.
>> No, I understand. Please.
>> Move back to my patrol car.
>> Please. Please. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
>> Please. Never mind. The seat belt's
ready. Go ahead. Have a seat.
>> Please. I'm sorry. Please
>> have a seat or you're going to catch
another charge.
>> Can I please
>> put your foot in?
>> You understand? You said that.
>> No, I really do understand. Please
>> go ahead. Put your foot in.
>> Can you please
>> I'm asking you nicely. Please put your
foot in the car, ma'am.
>> She was charged with driving under the
influence. Do you
>> stop touching me?
>> You're going to jail.
>> I'm not.
>> There you are.
>> Not.
>> Here's the thing. You cannot put your
hands on the officers.
>> I never did.
>> Okay, back.
>> Stop.
>> One punch to the police and instantly
everything falls apart. Uh,
>> hold on. You fight me and you're
>> I punch you in the arm.
>> Stop picking
>> my
You're hurting me. A woman carelessly
parked her car in front of a fire
hydrant in a restricted area. But
unexpectedly, this simple document check
opened up a series of legal tragedies.
>> Hey, come on out.
>> My car.
>> Yeah, you officer Ranger Ky police. You
got your driver's license.
>> Okay.
>> You live You work but you got you got a
car. You got a
>> You just got done.
>> You live in Iowa.
>> I don't live in Iowa. I live in Chicago.
Today my birthday.
>> Okay, that's fine. Your car's getting
cold. You got a picture? Let me get
>> No, it's my boyfriend. I just drove down
here to get me some shoes.
>> Gotcha. Stop. Step over there. Let me
see the keys to the car, please.
>> Okay.
>> Wait. What are you doing?
>> I'm getting my ID off the purse right
there.
>> Why don't you give the officer your name
and birthday?
>> I'm going to explain. I'm going to
explain to you what
>> happened. The car is wanted.
>> Would you hold on?
>> Would you please get your license?
>> My birthday was just yesterday.
>> We don't This is an ID. Where's your
driver's license?
>> Who?
>> I don't have it.
>> So, why are you driving,
>> Schaffer? Let Let me
>> I just was around the corner. I've been
driving this car for two days. I'm
telling you the truth.
>> I'm telling you the truth. I just rode
right here to get my shoes.
>> Jasmine.
>> Yes. Okay. What happened?
>> Well, you're illegally parked. You're
parked in front of a fire. Fired.
>> Yeah. You can't be doing that.
>> Okay. I'm sorry.
>> Okay.
>> Ray, give me your ID. Yeah, Ryder makes
clear for warrants and we're good.
>> Hold on to this. Okay, just hold on to
that for now.
>> She screamed, "I did nothing wrong."
Then suddenly lunged at the officer.
Seconds later, everything was out of
control.
>> Come here.
>> I'M OVER HERE. I KNOW I'VE HAD ENOUGH.
>> Stop touching me.
>> Now you're going to jail.
>> I'm not.
>> There you are.
>> Hold on. You fight me in your
>> I am. You push me into your arm.
>> There you go. I'm going to go get my ID.
>> I'm going to change you.
>> I don't have
>> Relax. Relax. Relax.
>> Hold the air.
>> Okay.
>> Hold the air. Hold it.
>> No, we're not.
>> They're in cuffs.
>> I know. I I'm trying to.
>> She's fighting with us.
>> I didn't.
>> I didn't. I tried to go get the ID.
>> There's a body camera. Are you kidding
me?
Connection.
>> I was going to get the ID. You scammed
me talking about don't go get no ID,
bro.
>> I got her.
>> Come over here. Stand right here.
>> Unbutton my shirt.
>> Stand right here.
>> Stand right here.
>> I didn't do nothing to you.
>> Stand right here.
>> He pushed my head into you.
>> Okay. What I'm going to do? Okay. I'm
going to take you to the car. Okay. We
got body cameras.
>> Can you bring my shirt up?
>> I I don't want to touch your shirt. I'm
going to get a female over here.
>> Can you pull me? Just pull it close.
>> No, no, no, no, no. We not going to do
that. Come on over here so we can get in
the car. Okay.
>> He's She trying to fight me.
>> Have a seat, sweetheart. Thank you. I
appreciate it. She's fine. She's fine.
She's fine.
>> Yeah. T for active warrant.
You have the right to remain silent.
Anything you say canly be used against
you in a court of law. You have the
right to an attorney. If you cannot
afford an attorney only provided to you
at no cost to you, you have the right to
have this lawyer with you while you are
being questioned.
>> When read Miranda, she insisted, "I
didn't hit anyone, but the body cam
recorded it all.
>> You have a right not to make any
statements
nor answer any questions. You're being
charged with aggravated battery."
Thank you.
>> She got me.
>> Yeah.
>> Give me the phone.
>> They right here. The police. That's my
sister.
>> She cares. You're in custody. You don't
get You don't get to use your phone.
>> God forbid someone shows up here, too.
>> What happened?
>> A toe turned into that.
I just got it. I was doing knocking out
paperwork.
>> Thanks, Brad.
>> Yeah, she tried fighting us.
>> So, I'm going to I'm going to transport.
She's got
>> Hold on.
>> I tried to run out and he pushed me into
his arm when they grabbed me. I never
bit you. I never bit you.
>> Okay. This is why we have body cameras.
All right. I'm fine. Well, we got body
cameras. That's You get
Huh?
>> You need medical attention?
>> So, it's non expeditable.
>> What?
>> It's non expeditable.
>> So, it Oh, this is great.
>> Stop at the 283.
She also play.
>> She's parked in a tow zone at a fire
hike.
>> Handcuffed, charged with assault, and
driving while suspended. She could only
say, "I was just going to buy shoes for
my birthday."
>> Why? I've never none of us have ever
written a
not
she would be blocking, you know, but
try. Yeah, man. But this is, you know, I
would just like
uh about that.
>> Yeah, for sure.
>> Unless you want to reveal it.
>> I'm asking I
>> Yeah, we're going to do
>> Hey, Ray, you put the window down.
>> Ray,
>> put the window down.
>> What's up?
>> I'm going to ask why she ran.
>> Can you just I just
>> Y'all scared me. I'm trying to you but I
just you used some I was going to go get
>> I want to know why you ran away
>> because I was going to get proof that I
you
>> miss you ran away and you ran away
because I scared you?
>> Yes.
>> Did you know you had this warrant right
>> county? I've been through that.
>> Okay.
>> I was nothing to that.
[sighs]
>> So how did you get here? You drove
>> I just drove from my house yesterday was
my birthday. I only came down there to
grab me some shoes. I was gonna go back
home. I wish I just I don't even drive
that car. I drove it today.
>> I never drove that car.
>> Who Who owns that car?
>> My boyfriend.
>> Did you know your driver's license was
suspended?
>> I've been there.
>> Okay. Not only was the woman arrested on
an existing warrant, but she was also
charged with new crimes, including
aggravated assault on a law enforcement
officer, resisting a law enforcement
officer, driving on a suspended license.
Next, a woman in a miniskirt is causing
chaos at a bar. But when the police show
up, things really start to get messy.
>> They want you gone, so you got to go.
>> What?
>> Okay. Well, it doesn't matter what your
name is at this point.
>> It's time for you to go.
>> It's time for you to go.
>> Are you going to leave or are you going
to get arrested for trespass? It's your
choice.
>> We're going to walk out.
>> But we're not leaving.
>> No, you will be. You will be leaving.
>> Leave the the premise.
>> No, you will be leaving the property is
what you'll be doing.
>> You got too many things going on here
for me.
>> So, you will be going. Yes. And if you
come back and they say they don't they
don't want you back,
>> ma'am.
>> They don't want you here.
>> Yeah, it's very simple. They don't want
you here.
>> The bar. Don't touch me.
>> The bar does not want you here. The bar
does not want you here. If you'd like,
we'll give you a ride.
>> I said, "What's the circumstances?"
>> The bar called want you.
>> I want to know what the circumstances.
>> I've explained it to you like five
times.
>> You just said they didn't want me here.
What's the circumstance? Because you
>> I have right
>> because you're too intoxicated and you
know
>> the bar has the right to leave have
anybody removed that they want removed.
>> So it's time to go.
>> [ __ ] Okay. Listen. What is the
circumstances?
>> The circumstances if they want you to
leave. So it's time to go.
>> Okay. What is it?
>> Are you going to leave or not?
>> I want to know what it is.
>> They want to charge you.
>> I want
>> this way. Outside.
outside.
>> I am.
>> No, you're not.
>> Go outside.
>> Go outside. Go outside.
>> Go outside.
>> Amid the screams and tears, an
accusation rang out. You're trying to
hurt me, but the body cam told a
different story.
>> Let's go outside.
>> Go outside.
>> Don't push me around.
>> I'm not pushing you. I'm standing here.
>> Outside.
>> Excuse me.
>> Go outside.
>> Do not
>> Here's the thing. You cannot put your
hands on the officers. I never did. Now
you are. Put your
>> hands behind your back.
>> Stop.
>> Put your hands behind your back right
now.
>> I never did nothing wrong.
Stop doing that.
>> Okay, that's inappropriate.
>> Put your hands right back. You're under
arrest.
>> For what?
>> Criminal trespass. Refusing to leave an
establishment.
>> Battery to an officer for pushing
officer passing.
>> I never touched. No one body cam.
>> I
>> You just pushed me on body camera.
>> I No, I didn't. Let go of your purse so
you can walk like a normal person.
>> Jesus Christ, you're acting like a
child.
>> Yes, you are.
>> It's Megan. I could positively identify
her.
Just
>> throw her in my car.
>> I have N.
>> I have mental issues. Can you please
stop?
>> Stop pulling away for wanting.
>> Don't hurt me.
>> Hold on.
>> You're hurting me.
>> We're not trying to hurt.
>> Yes, you are.
>> We're not trying to hurt you. I'm gonna
fight. I'm going to fight against this.
>> Get on the car.
>> Stop.
>> Stop hurting me.
>> Stop pulling away.
>> You are hurting me.
>> Stop pulling away.
>> You're hurting me.
>> Stop pulling away.
>> Stop picking.
>> My kid, you're hurting me. You
>> sit up like a normal person. You didn't
let me move. You're purposely hurting
me.
>> We gave you multiple warnings, Megan.
>> We told you multiple times.
>> I'll go around. Hold on.
>> No, you didn't.
>> Yes, we did.
>> Oh, we told you multiple times.
>> Multiple times.
>> All on body cam.
>> No, I said what? What? Oh, body cam. My
ass.
>> And what was your presumption?
>> Can you ever move that?
>> And what was your thing?
>> We've we've explained it to you several
times.
>> Oh, no you didn't.
>> Megan, here I be. Let me explain it to
you very simply. The bar will bring you
to appellet court. Guess what? I'm going
to bring it to appellet court with what
you did to me.
>> Just like your like you let my ex get
away with a doing what he
>> from arguing to challenging the system.
She took the police to court of appeal
and began to expose the entire town.
>> Hey, they do want her barred. So,
>> I was going to get a statement from
them.
>> Okay.
>> Hey, get the video, too.
>> You let Mike is getting hurt.
>> Okay, I know Megan I don't even know who
you are, Megan.
>> Yeah, [ __ ]
>> And no one's helping.
>> Well, it's not helping them doing what
you're doing today, man.
>> Oh, yeah.
>> All you had to do is leave. We offered
you a ride home.
>> I worked hard at the point you push an
officer. That's why you get arrested.
Okay.
>> So,
>> and I knew that you had a little creep.
She right there.
I saw her. You know what's sad is that
this town is all about Vanderstick and
the other guy.
>> Okay.
>> And that's okay. But take to a pellet
court. That's 20 grand. And my family's
going.
>> Go ahead.
>> Let's go.
>> If you have kids or anything,
I'll make sure.
>> Do you have Do you have kids at home
alone or
>> I'll make sure knows exactly how you
protected yourself.
>> Everything's on body. Megan. Go ahead,
>> Megan. Carpenter. Do you have any kids
at home that are alone?
>> And what's your name?
>> Sergeant Minks. Is there any kids at
home alone?
>> We need to figure this out.
>> Okay,
>> Megan. Is there any children at home
alone?
>> Megan, real quick. Do you have any kids
at home? Is anybody home by themselves
that we need to worry about? Okay.
>> I need you to answer my question. I can
understand you. Okay. I feel like you've
had a little too much to drink tonight,
>> but we just want we want to make sure
nobody's at home. It was not that I
could walk home if I want to.
>> Where do you live? Where do you live at?
>> I could walk home from here.
>> Where do you live?
>> So, why am I being arrested is what I
want to know. I am not answering no more
questions. I want to know why I'm being
arrested is what I want to know.
>> You pushed an officer.
>> A friend claims to have seen it all. And
the truth leaves Megan with no way out.
So, who is the real victim?
>> Oh, after they came in.
>> Yeah, they're about to come in.
>> I never pushed no one. Let's see. I want
video camera.
>> You pushed me right in the chest.
>> I want a video camera.
>> Hey. Uh.
>> Oh, he's another one that misties. This
is a serious question. Okay, Megan. I'm
going to keep talking over you. Your car
is here. The owner is requesting your
keys so you can move it or they're going
to tow it.
>> Do you want to give the owners your keys
so they can move your car?
>> Just move it back there or
>> or do you want to have it towed?
>> Either way, you're going to jail.
>> Why am I going to jail?
>> Every battery peace officer. Me.
>> I didn't hurt you.
>> You didn't hurt me, but you pushed me. I
didn't touch you.
>> Oh, I pushed you.
>> Yes. Right here.
>> Okay. Let I want to see the film on
that.
>> Megan, are you going to allow them to
move your car back or No,
>> if they want to, they can.
>> Is it okay that I give
>> Are the keys in your purse?
>> Can I get them and give them to the bar?
>> Uh the friend that she was trying to
like walk out with. She said she saw
that uh she started resisting and she
saw her push you and she uh she's like,
I wanted no part of that and I walked
away. You pushed me.
>> I I didn't even show me the camera.
>> It'll be available in Discovery.
>> Oh, I said don't touch me is what I
said.
>> I didn't do anything. I stood there.
>> And after being abused, that is very Oh,
I pushed you to where you fell over. And
how many pounds are you bigger than me?
>> I didn't fall over. I told you to leave
numerous times.
>> How much bigger are you than me?
>> I don't know.
>> Much bigger than me.
>> Okay. So, you want to play games?
>> No, I'm not playing games. This is
serious.
>> Play sides.
>> This is real life.
>> You want to play sides?
>> Not playing sides.
>> Yes, you are.
>> No, I'm not.
>> In Illinois, aggravated assault on a
police officer can be charged as a class
[music] one felony with a sentence of
till day for 15 years in prison and
slash or a fine of up to $25,000.
[music]
Megan was charged with three counts.
criminal trespass to property,
aggravated assault on a law enforcement
officer resisting a law enforcement
officer. The case will [music] be
referred to the prosecutor's office for
formal prosecution, and she will face
serious [music] consequences. It would
have been so easy to just leave, but she
chose the [music] path that leads
straight to prison. Hey guys, what do
you think about this situation? If you
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