Don't touch me. DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH OUT MY FACE. DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T touch me. >> Joel here with Body Cam Breakdown TV. Today's footage comes from Uncovered. If you want to watch the original video without my commentary or breakdown, I'll have the full footage linked below so you can watch it start to finish. If you enjoy these types of videos, smash that like button, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss a video. In this breakdown, officers encounter multiple suspects connected to a vehicle reported stolen from a family member. What begins with officers trying to sort out who's involved quickly becomes more difficult as the suspect's behavior starts creating additional problems. The breakdown starts now. >> Is there a fractional >> Yeah, there is. Is this your vehicle, sir? >> No, sir. This is my grandmother's vehicle. >> Your grandmother? What's your grandma's name? Okay. Can you come out real quick? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, does that make sense now as to why we're stopping you cuz you have >> understand, but I told them that it was stolen by my >> Yeah, that's fine. So, until we can verify that, we're going to we're going to make sure that's not the right vehicle, okay? Cuz people actually put the plates on there. So, this plate comes back stolen, that's why which is why we stopped you right now, okay? >> Okay. >> Do you have a license on you? >> No, sir. But, I do have my ID. >> Yeah, you supply it. We're going to take going to take a seat real quick while we get that figured No, we're not done yet. >> Do you have an ID on you, dear? >> Do you have insurance? >> I'll prove it in court. >> What? >> I'll prove it in court. >> Okay, that's fine. Uh is your grandmother on her way? Is that your grandma's car? Is she on the way? Have you told her to tell you she's here? >> The stolen plate is only part of what officers are trying to verify. Now, they also have an unlicensed driver and questions about the vehicle's ownership. Each new detail gives officers another reason to slow this down and confirm exactly what they're dealing with. >> I live around the corner. It's on the first street. You can follow me back there. >> You said an hour, correct? We're not going to wait an hour. We're not we're going to take your vehicle. >> Right. Okay, then. >> What are you towing a vehicle for if the if the if the The registered owner's on the way. He said she's going to be here in an hour. >> the way. I'm not about to call her. THAT [ __ ] IS BRO, WHAT ARE YOU TAKING ME FOR IF I'M ABOUT TO CALL HER BACK? I LIVE right around the corner. >> Stay in the car. >> Are you for real? >> Yeah, STAY IN THE CAR. >> NO, DON'T DO THAT. >> STAY IN THE >> NO, Y'ALL BLOWING IT. WE'RE NOT DOING [ __ ] >> WHO Y'ALL THIS AIN'T YOUR TRAFFIC STOP. >> GIVE A I GET IN THIS CAR. THIS IS OUR GRANNY'S CAR. >> DOING? WE NEED YOUR OTHER VEHICLE. Get out of the car. >> Y'ALL WEIRD. OKAY, >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> this car first. >> Grab your car. Get out of the car now. >> I'm grabbing my stuff. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Y'all blowing it. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get off OF ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> to stop the car. You're >> Don't touch me. >> You're not stopping the car. YOU'RE NOT STOPPING IT. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. GET OUT OF MY FACE. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> HER reaction is showing officers that verbal direction alone isn't gaining compliance. With her becoming increasingly confrontational, officers now have to decide whether continued verbal commands are productive or whether a more direct response is needed. >> IT'S ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. >> RETURN TO YOUR VEHICLE. >> Y'all blowing it. What y'all doing that for? Y'all weird. >> you doing? >> Y'all weird as WHAT ARE Y'ALL DOING THAT? STOP. Y'ALL [ __ ] WEIRD. NO, [ __ ] MOVE. [ __ ] Y'all weird as [ __ ] Y'all weird. I promise you ain't stronger than me. I PROMISE YOU'RE NOT. >> THE handcuffs may limit what she can do, but they don't automatically give officers control. If she continues physically resisting, officers still have to stabilize her movement before they can safely move forward. >> You need to >> GET OFF OF ME. WHAT THE WHAT ARE YOU DOING AND I'M RIGHT HERE? MOVE. >> YOU NEED TO STOP >> NO. GET OFF OF ME. >> You need to stop resisting. >> MOVE. I'M TRYING TO SIT HERE. MOVE. NO. >> Get the >> OFF OF ME. I'M NOT PLAYING WITH YOU. STOP IT RIGHT NOW. >> THIS IS NOT YOUR TRAFFIC STOP. OKAY? >> Y'ALL WEIRD AS [ __ ] Y'ALL WEIRD. Y'ALL WEIRD AS [ __ ] Y'ALL WEIRD. GET OFF OF ME. >> HER CONTINUED RESISTANCE IS forcing officers to spend more time just trying to gain control. As repeated commands fail, officers are likely reaching the point where they'll change tactics rather than continue THE SAME APPROACH. >> [screaming] >> THE INCIDENT ENDED WITH OFFICERS taking the woman into custody after the confrontation continued. There was no additional information provided about charges or the court outcome. What stands out here is how quickly repeated non-compliance changed the officers approach. Once verbal commands stopped producing cooperation, their focus shifted toward gaining physical control and completing the arrest. What are your thoughts on how officers handled this situation? Let me know in the comments below. That's it for this video. How do you think the officer handled the situation? Leave your thoughts in the comments below. If you enjoy these types of breakdowns, hit that like button, subscribe, and click the notification bell so you never miss a video. Thanks for watching and I'll see you on the next breakdown. >> [music]