During my 29 years as a law enforcement officer in Florida, I know that some [snorts] mornings go bad pretty quickly. Now, hers starts with an alarm she slept through, but it ends with a felony. >> 146 call across. He came into town 106 miles an hour and I'm responding to County B. Never mind, he pulled over 900 block, 900 block central. >> 10-4. >> Turn the car off and step out, right now. Turn the car off and step out. >> Why? >> Folks, this is not the time for whys. >> Step out of the car. >> Who are you? >> Step out of the car. 146, step out of the car, right now. Get out of the car. What do you have, a firearm or what? >> I don't know. I'm trying to comply. >> You trying to what? >> I'm trying to comply with you. >> What Your compliance is going to be getting out of the car. >> I'm not going to get out of this car. >> Okay, you are under arrest. >> For what? >> For reckless endangerment. >> For what? >> That's a felony crime. >> Who am I endangering? >> Come out of the car. >> I endangering? >> You're endangering yourself right now, by the way. Just so you'll know. >> He's a plenty harmed and injured. >> Step out of the car. >> You have harmed me and injured. You're taking me to jail right now? >> Yes, ma'am. >> In the valley? >> Yes, ma'am. So, do you have an identification with you? >> I don't have an identification. >> I'm sorry, I didn't catch what you said catch what you said. >> I just told you his name. >> What's his name? >> Anthony. Lucas does not have an identification and you're not going to arrest him. Who am I endangering? >> Where are you coming from today? >> What? My house, driving to school. >> 146 for now. >> K, I'm C K A I G. >> I'm Mary, C Charles, K King, A Adam, I I T A G George. First Amendment. >> Can you give me a ticket so I can get to school, please? You're I really don't have time for this. >> She doesn't have time for this, America. Uh she's saying that she has to get to school. This other young man sitting there in the passenger seat uh with his book bag. I I don't like how his hand is hidden. That's just me personally, but the you know, the the chief obviously knows what he's doing, but he's not saying a word. I'm pretty sure it's shame and embarrassment. Let me know in the comments if it's non-compliance or shame and embarrassment on his part. >> [laughter] >> Somebody just drove by and said, "Aha." >> That was my child, wasn't it? I'm sitting right now. I'm sitting on the officers. I don't have time. I don't I'm trying to go to school. I'm trying to go to work. I'm not going to your jail. I just want the ticket, please. Fees. You're done? >> 106 in a 30, that's 76 mph over the speed limit. And she's wondering who she's endangering. You're endangering your passenger, first of all. You're endangering yourself and anybody on the road. >> Return your hemi, your keys, we can move forward. >> I don't have keys. >> You have a fob. >> I don't. >> You have something that operates this vehicle. >> Yeah, I do. You're right. Cuz I don't have it on me. >> When you get out of the vehicle, we can move forward. >> have it on me. >> When you get out of the vehicle, we can move forward. >> You're not going to answer me. >> I'm going to stand here till you do. >> Ouch. God. >> Okay, that right there could have killed the chief. If if the car had taken off, it would have thrown him for sure either into the roadway or under the vehicle. Like he he could have been run over by that vehicle. She's speeding it. And she's saying "Ouch." >> 146 10-33 10-33 >> Do you have your health? Yes, officer. >> You don't. >> Do you copy? >> You are 99. >> Will you get off me? Please. >> 146 10-33 I'm not fighting >> I'm not fighting with you. I'm not kidding you. >> Get on the ground. >> I'm not fighting with you. >> She has no clue what the word complying means. She keeps saying "I'm complying with you." But she's not complying. >> Yeah. Um unlock my or unlock my doors from the driver door. >> I just WANT TO GO HOME. >> GO TO THE PASSENGER SIDE. I have a pair of handcuffs down in the >> I'm not fighting >> on my belt on the floor. >> I'm not fighting you. I'm not fighting with you. I'm not fighting >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Hands off to this uh it looks like he's an electrician who stopped to help the police. Like you've got the one who watches and listens to social media and has all the buzzwords. I'm not I'm complying. I'm complying. And then uh who's not complying? She's nasty. >> Thank you, sir. Can you get my radio out of the street there so it doesn't get run over? Thank you very much. Appreciate it. Put your other arm behind your back. >> Let me know if you >> Put your other arm behind your back. >> Do you feel like you need my help? Here. >> [snorts] >> I'll take that over there. Thank you. >> God. This is >> He's being very kind by giving her a second set of handcuffs. I'll be honest. >> Do you want to Do you feel better now covering me, officer? >> Thank you very much. Appreciate that. We all feel better now that he's cuffed you and that your face is in the pavement. >> Excuse me. Does that make you feel better that you're having me cuffed? >> Just stay on the ground. >> Does that make you feel better that you're on >> Stay on the ground. 146, you can slow down back up for 10-95. >> Yeah, we got him for 181 and 22, copy. >> You know raccoons are the smartest people? Officer? >> 181, you're clear. >> Hey, officer. Whatever your name is. You know raccoons are the smartest people? Just sitting here getting arrested in Valley. All I asked was >> I'll need 20 here or I won't need 181. >> Okay, bye. >> That's 4121. >> Is that going on my arm? I'm worse. Go ahead, search me. Go ahead. You get that. We're doing everything to the T. My phone? IT'S NOTHING IN HERE. CALL TWIN. YOU HEAR ME? IS THAT TOO LOW? DO YOU HEAR ME? >> Do you have an identification with you, sir? >> Do you hear me, officer? Do you hear me? Officer? Okay, I'm done. Thank you. >> Now, to me, this would be the dream foot chase. If she got up on her own and started running, uh I know that I'd be able to catch up to her. And when I retell the story, nobody sees the visual. So, uh I would just say, "Yeah, the suspect just got started running and I chased him down." >> He's horny. There's a book in my car that says Culver and Green are the smartest people. >> What's going on today? Are you her brother? >> Kind of, yeah. >> Is she upset about something? >> Mental health thing. >> Everybody's got a mental health thing. >> Her, mainly. >> Okay. She's recognizing that she needs some mental help? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Hey Wisconsin people, where's that cup from? The with the red stripes. Let me know in the comments. >> She was going to go Saturday. She's been off her meds for 2 months. >> She's been off her meds for 2 months? Okay, I appreciate that. I'll give this back to you. I just have your driver's license, okay? >> I'm keeping my hands visible. >> Yep, I believe that. Thank you so much, appreciate that. And are there any weapons in the car? >> Uh yes. >> What's what's the weapon? >> A Bowie knife in the duffel bag. >> Appreciate that. >> You know, when you camp in the mountains, you're supposed to put like a cinder block or something on top of your trash can so the bears can't get in them. Just saying. >> So what are you arresting me for today? >> Reckless endangerment. >> Okay. You can take it off now. Thank you for what you guys do. >> 106 miles an hour. >> 101. >> She uh >> I thought there would be two of them in there. >> You know, >> [laughter] >> it's this guy is just he's great. He's like he just helped without being asked to. Then he thanked the police chief. Thank you for what you guys do. Maybe he could stick up like an extra speed limit sign. >> How do I get the ticket and go, then? Or how do I get out of here? Officer. Officer. I'm asking you a question. I'm asking you to do your job. How do I get out? >> That's exactly what his job is. Uh let me tell you what the uh chief is doing very wisely, and this is probably why he's the police chief. He's brushing it all off. He's kind of he has the back story of why she was doing what she was doing. That the the guy in the passenger seat said she's been off her meds for a while. Uh we've been encouraging her or whatever he said. And the chief now, armed with that information, will react appropriately. >> You can just let me leave. Please. Sorry you're holding me up. I'm trying to get to school. And you're rushing me for no reason. >> Are you a diagnosed with any mental health disorder? >> I don't know. >> Are you supposed to be taking any medications? >> I don't know. >> She came in at 106 miles an hour. She's going to school. She's going to school. >> She's late? >> Yeah, apparently. Apparently. Um when I got her out of the car, he uh he decided to tell me that she was going to go get some mental health help. >> Oh. >> Um she's been off her meds for two two months. >> So. >> I managed to She was going to take off on me again when I was standing in the open door. >> Oh, for real? >> She turned turned the car back on and put it in gear. She wouldn't give me the key fob. So, I got on her lap and took over the car and now she can't. Uh >> Whatever works. She's in the back? >> She's arrested in the back. >> What are you charging her with? >> What's that? >> What are you charging her with? >> Reckless endangerment. It's a felony, right? >> Yeah. >> Off to jail she's going. >> drove me. He can't drive. >> He's got an instruction only. So, if you could figure out if he's got somebody that can come pick him up or something from >> has two phones or anything? >> I don't know what her right eye is. Yeah, Anthony. Yep. Her right eye is all messed up. But uh about shot and everything. But she isn't talking like she's >> All right, before I have to address this in the comments, the chief is like, "It's a felony, right?" It's a valid question because from year to year the laws and statutes can change. They can update. And the last time he's charged somebody with reckless endangerment has probably been oh, maybe never. And but you know, he's got a good idea that it's a felony. >> Something like that or >> Did you talk to the reporter yet? >> No. No, I just uh I didn't have my duty belt on. So, I think this guy got in my squad and got me my handcuffs cuz I had her on the ground and then in the street. [clears throat] >> [laughter] >> I was like I was just going to reach over. I was like, "What if I have to arrest this?" So, I was just going to reach over to my duty belt and she came in at 106. The radar was just screaming. >> Well, why was she going so fast? >> Going to school. >> So, that that tells you something. The the chief was just starting his day. He didn't even have his duty belt on. He was just sitting there on the side of the road, which happens. I mean, you know, but you're in that marked car. You have to be ready to go at all times. And sure enough, the the one time that you're >> [laughter] >> that your belt is on the floorboard, that's when the person's going to fly by at 106. >> She's driving that fast on the way to school? >> She wanted her ticket and let me go. Um no, thank you. >> You don't have a phone charger in your car? >> Um when I arrest somebody, I check whatever is on their person. >> That's good. I'll be doing everything by the law. Like what could you see? My knees hurt now. Thanks. You going to let me go yet? Are you ready to let me go to school? >> I'm going to give you your identification back. You doing all right? >> Yeah. >> Did we get a little bit scared when she was driving or? >> Not really. >> Does she drive like this often? >> No. >> Did it seem dangerous to you what she was doing out there? >> I don't know. I don't drive. >> Okay. You got your instruction permit, right? So you've been through driver safety and I mean some driver's education? Would you drive like that? >> No. I don't No, probably. >> Okay. All right, that's good. Good. Was she actually She was So she wasn't going to school then? >> Oh, she was. >> Okay. And you were just going to >> Yeah, just go with her. >> Go with her to class or >> Yeah. >> Hang on. Okay. I was [snorts] trying to talk to him about a few something. I was trying to ask him if he thought it was a little scary driving with her or whatever and I don't know. I don't drive. Okay. You want to see if she'll cooperate with you for a pretty decent search? I I didn't I mean I just checked her pocket and >> What's her name? >> Um Amanda. >> Are you going to give me a ticket yet? >> Hi. >> Hi. >> How are you doing? >> Very horrible. >> So where were you coming from? Your home? >> My house. >> Okay. >> I told him that. >> Okay. Why are you so upset? >> Because he's harassing me. >> Okay. Do you have anything in your pockets that's >> No, YOU ALREADY LOOKED THROUGH MY POCKETS. >> OKAY. You went through your >> Sweatshirt. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You have any pants pockets or >> No, I don't. >> Okay. And then who is that to you? Is he family? >> He's family. >> Okay. Like blood related or >> No, I raised him. >> Okay. Where does he live? >> With me. >> Does he drive? >> He's got a permit. You want to drive him now? He can stay here and wait for you to let me go. >> He can He's fine to stay by himself then. >> Well, he's 23. He shouldn't >> Okay. I'm just wondering. >> I mean like what do you think? >> Okay. >> What do we think? We don't know. We don't know. We just You know what mean, like, he seems a little off. He was unaffected by you driving 106 in a 30, and then he kind of says, "Yeah, I don't know. Yeah, I didn't see anything out of the ordinary." >> You're safe here. You just arrested his friend. >> She said that he's going to be on his own, so >> I'm going to tow the vehicle. >> Yeah, I would tow it, too. And she's not very cooperative. Probably need some help. >> Okay. >> So, I don't know if she's got no pants on her pocket on her pockets on her pants, so >> Right. Okay. All right. Um, can I borrow your your cuff key right there? See if we can lock those. So, that your cuffs don't tighten up on you on the way down, I'd like you to step out of the to the jail. >> Which one? >> Verena County. >> Verena County? >> Yeah. >> Why? >> Yeah, because you're under arrest for a felony offense. >> So, you're going to give me a ticket and let me go? You're taking me to jail? >> I This isn't a negotiation. Like, what is This is entitlement at its finest. This is social media artificial social media empowerment. >> I need to I need to keep those handcuffs from squee- from squeezing down on your wrists. So, I would like to check them for fit and lock them, okay? >> Why don't you do it right the first time? >> I did it right. I just didn't get them I just didn't get them I didn't get them double locked. >> Yes, you did. >> Okay, this is kind of a first because anybody that is in the backseat of a car complains about the handcuffs. She is saying, "No, you did it right the first time." Just to be difficult. Okay, let's leave it that. >> I don't know why that is constricting. >> Okay, well, it's the law, and it's going to happen in my squad car. >> Okay, officer. It's your choice. >> You got to fill out >> Yep. How do I get out of your jail? >> Um, practice, practice, practice. Up to the judge. >> What judge? >> Darcy Rude, or her commissioner. >> Okay, let me talk to Anthony Clark before I leave. >> Um, no. >> Yeah, let me talk to Anthony Clark. >> in. >> Yeah, I'm talking Anthony Clark's little brother. >> Nope, put your foot in. >> Yeah, let >> let me talk to my little brother. >> Um, no. >> Why? >> He's 23 years old and he can take care of himself. >> He should be able to. >> Go ahead and put your foot in. >> really scared in this Valley town. He told me last time he was. >> Why would he >> Right, you [laughter] got him scared. >> Cuz it's Valley and he's a black guy. >> Um, I I don't think he's >> I don't think he's I think he's scared. You just arrested me in front of him. >> Um Go ahead and put your feet back in the car. >> Let me talk to him. >> Social media empowerment. >> You're leaving HIM HERE BY HIMSELF. >> ACTUALLY, I'm not. I'm calling a tow truck so he can go with the tow or not. >> Why don't you just let me talk to him? >> Um, can you get a knife? >> Why are you towing my car? >> I'm having it towed in a way. >> Why are you towing my car? There's no reason to tow my car. He can turn around right now and drive it. >> He can't drive. >> Yes, he can. >> No. >> Yeah, he can. >> Not legally. Put your foot in the car. >> Let me talk to him. Let me talk to him. LET ME I GOT IT. Why are YOU IN MY CAR? [screaming] >> You want to just tell me where the drugs are in the car since the dog told us that they're in there? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? >> I don't know. >> Okay. Do you mind just turning your pockets inside out for me just to demonstrate to me that you don't have any drugs on you right now? >> Oh, there's a fob. >> Okay. >> There's two fobs. [laughter] Okay. Yeah, I don't have anything on me. I don't do anything. >> Okay. You don't use any drugs? >> No. >> Does Amanda use any drugs? >> Uh >> Sometimes? >> Covert addict. >> Okay. What's your drug of choice? Heroin, meth, or something else? >> Uh cocaine. >> Cocaine? Okay. Okay. Appreciate that. >> [clears throat] >> What's that? >> If you do find anything, it is not mine. >> Okay, fair enough. Amanda, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to have an attorney present with you with prior to any questioning if you wish. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, you have the right to have the court appoint you one free of charge prior to any questioning if you wish. If you want to answer any questions for me at this time, you may stop answering at any time. Do you understand those rights? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you want to tell us where the drugs are in the car? >> There's no drugs. >> Okay. >> Mr. Officer. >> Were there any in the past at all? >> I have no idea. >> Cuz the dog certainly says that there are. >> If the dog says there's drugs, then go ahead and try to find them. I have nothing. I have no There's no drugs that I know of in that car. >> Okay. I'm sorry, I didn't hear you. >> The car's already been searched by state patrol. >> When? >> Um about a week ago. >> Okay. >> I got it back from Blystones. They had it impounded illegally. >> Okay. >> So, >> A lot of illegal stuff seems to happen to Amanda here. >> I know there's no drugs in that car. The only thing that's drugs in that car is prescribed drugs to me. >> Okay. Um Have you been taking your medication? >> What? >> Have you been taking your medication? >> I'm taking what's prescribed. >> Okay. Why Why you driving 106 to get to school? >> I woke up late. >> You're late? >> I woke up late. >> Okay. Did it seem at all dangerous to you the speed you were traveling? Passing cars left and right on my street. >> No, I was being safe. >> I think she might cooperate if you want to adjust her cuffs now. >> No, thank you. No, no. Put your arm back. >> Subscribe for more content like this, but over on the Com Center, my other channel, I break down true crime cases from the 911 call to the verdict. Check it out. The link's down in the description. >> Mark! >> I know I'm doing I have a doctor's note. >> God damn it. >> Hold on the handcuff for your left hand. >> You can't put them in the back of your car. You're playing with everything you're saying. >> The yellow was slight. >> Can I have your two fingers? >> Okay, don't >> Mark! >> Okay, don't Don't pull them apart. >> Well, I can't help it. It hurts. >> Just >> You can't take them off. >> [laughter] >> We're a little bit past. Please take them off. >> There, I loosened them as much as we can. >> can't. You can really loosen them. Look at how tight Look at how tight this is. Look at this. >> [snorts] >> Here, let me look at it. >> Look at how tight it is. God. >> Is she talking about the handcuffs or her sweatshirt? Let me know in the comments. >> You can fit two fingers. You're supposed to. >> Yep. >> I can get both fingers in so >> Yep. Perfectly. >> Yep. >> Okay, fine. I loosened >> You got to move your uh butt to your right. You want to go behind her head? Amanda. Has somebody been in your car that uses narcotics? Like >> What? >> Has somebody been in your car? Like somebody that uses narcotics? >> Yeah. >> Yes? I'm sorry, who would that happen? >> Mississippi and Jess. >> Mississippi and Jess. >> Mhm. >> Who's Mississippi? >> It's someone you don't even know I'm there. >> Okay. >> [laughter] >> She's had an entire state in the car? >> Yeah. I need some medical attention. This nice officer threw me to the ground. >> Hi. She's claiming that she needs some medical attention after resisting arrest and having to be decentralized. >> arrest. He's full of >> She's going to pay with her insurance. >> Yeah. Yeah, I'm trying to be a teacher, right? Two felony charges are going to ruin my career. >> I'm sorry you chose to do what you did this morning. >> What? I'm sorry I listen You're sorry I listen to my god? >> Amanda was charged with felony second-degree recklessly endangering safety plus misdemeanor counts of resisting, failing to stop, and obstructing an officer. She also received citations totaling more than $700, which nowadays could be just two citations. Who knows? She was ultimately found guilty only on the misdemeanors. The felony was dismissed, but it was definitely read into the record. Her passenger told the chief she'd been off her medication for 2 months and was planning to seek help, but that's It's statement on camera. It's not something the footage actually confirms. 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