Okay, break the window and take her out. She refused a simple police order and in the next few seconds everything changed. Moments earlier on a quiet road in Tiger Point, Florida, a vehicle was pulled over for speeding, 73 in a 55. Officers approached calmly, but almost immediately something felt off. Go ahead. Not at this moment. Good afternoon. Hey, can I Hey, Colonel, you want to roll your window down? No. Why not? Why are you detaining me? I'm not detaining you, Colonel. I'm stopping you for doing 63 mph in a 40 mph zone. I need your driver's license, your insurance, and your registration. Do you have proof of the speed? Yes, I do. It's on my radar, ma'am. May I see it? No, you may not. 227, send me another unit. I also had you doing 73 further down the road. I need your license, your insurance, and your registration. Can I see the radar, please? No, ma'am, you are not entitled to see my radar. You're incriminating me on something and you're saying that I'm not allowed to see Colonel, I need your driver's license, your insurance, and your registration. I would like to see your supervisor. 227, can you send me a supervisor? I need your license, insurance, and registration. When your supervisor comes, sir. You also don't have a seatbelt on. 227. What is your badge number, sir? 1721. It's my permanent ID number. Okay, your name? Deputy McKenzie. It's right here, ma'am. Thank you. Who is seeing my car? Go ahead. Do you have the registered owner's information? 227, she's refusing to provide driver's license, insurance, and registration or roll her window down. Is there a reason why you sat at that green light for several seconds sitting there at the green light? Um no, not really. Didn't want to make your turn? With a green arrow, you didn't want to make your turn? Um No? Is there something wrong about Sitting at a green light with a turn signal giving you the authority to to pass through the intersection? Yeah, most people when they get a green light, they drive. Yeah. Yeah. Hey, it's a lieutenant colonel. I had her doing 73 down there and then in the 40 I had her doing 63. She sat at the green turn signal. And she's refusing to roll her window down or provide any documentation. And I I figured why not get you here before I rip her out of the car. Do you want to talk to her before I get her out? >> going to try. Okay. No, she didn't, but it's on the 14 from the registered vehicle. Yes. Are you going to roll your window down all the way? No, can you hear me? No problem. I don't know. Your officer was stopped and you won't let me see the radar. You stopped for Well, if you want to see the radar, you have to step out of the vehicle so you can see it. It's my handheld device. I don't have to step out of the vehicle. You do by Florida law. So, I'm not going to argue with you. What's going to happen is you're either going to roll the window down and cooperate from here on out >> you detaining me? or Right now, you're impeding an investigation. I'm investigating for what? For a traffic violation. What was the traffic violation? I already explained to you, ma'am. You were doing 63 in a 40 mph construction zone. I'm just going to tell you what's going to happen. So, either you cooperate from here on out or we're going to break the window and pull you out of the vehicle and you're going to go to jail. It's that simple. >> the car? Yes. >> Yes, absolutely. You're going to go to jail. For what? For not cooperating. Cooperating or not cooperating is not a crime. Okay, this is what's This I'm just telling you what's going to happen. So, you can either just You can either go just go along with it You're making this a lot more difficult than it has to be. Is there a supervisor? Yes, I am. I would like to see the captain. Okay, well, captain doesn't work right now. So, they're the best you're going to get. So, I'm asking you one more time, are you going to cooperate or these are they going to have to take you to jail? Why are you taking me to jail? Because you're not cooperating. It's just that simple. Okay, but are you refusing to provide all the documentation that you want that you you're supposed to provide? I'm traveling on my >> Okay. Okay, but United States Supreme Court says that you that we can have you step out of the vehicle during any traffic violation, during any investigation. So, you are violating the law. So, you can argue with me all you want. In the end, you are incorrect and you are wrong. Whatever you learned on the internet book is all incorrect. It's not the truth. It's not right. The Florida Supreme Court has said if I tell you to step out of the vehicle on a traffic violation, you will step out of the vehicle. So, that's what I'm ordering you right now. You either cooperate and step out of the vehicle right now or they're going to break your window, unlock your door, open the door, and pull you out of the car. And instead of just cooperating and getting a traffic violation, you're going to spend the night in jail. So, are you prepared to spend the night in jail? Yes or no? Yes or no? Are you prepared to spend the rest of the night in jail? Huh? She didn't move and just like that everything escalated. The window was shattered. Okay, break the window and TAKE HER OUT. HEY, THAT GLASS JUST WENT IN MY EYE. HEY! HEY! YOU CUT MY FACE AND BROKE MY GLASSES. Can we have EMS come check her eyes out? Yep. You need TO SEND AN AMBULANCE. I just requested it. Glass is in my eye. Yep. Let's sit you up. Sit on your butt. You can stay here and get checked out. Sir, my glasses and you >> there. They're right behind you. Okay. There's glass in my eye. We've got an ambulance coming. And there is no crime. Oh, yeah. There is no crime. I'm sorry, Lieutenant Colonel, but there's definitely a crime. There is none, sir. You're detaining me unlawfully. Uh You will be getting sued. And if there is injury and scarring to my eye, you're going to be sued, sir, and you're going to lose your job. It's okay. Yep. No, no, you can't. >> of you are brotherhood members? What the hell is that? You're a Freemason? Nope. You sure? Absolutely. How about you? Nope. What's your name? Deputy Casey. Deputy Casey. Yep. Ma'am, are you under the influence of anything? No, sir, I am not. >> Is there a specific reason why a lieutenant colonel in the United States Air Force is acting in such a manner? Because your actions are unconstitutional. Yeah, unfortunately, that's incorrect. It is not correct. That's what I just said. So, is the breaking of the vehicle Just stop talking. and the glass glass a form of intimidation? Absolutely not. It's how we got you out of the vehicle. Do you have an emergency kit with saline? No, we don't carry saline bags. We don't carry lactated ringers. I don't have any of that for you. Got tourniquets. I probably got an Israeli bandage back there if you need that. Might even find a Bob the Builder Band-Aids. You're okay. I've got several stacks of money. Okay, we're inventorying your vehicle. Are you like a booster club president or >> No, sir, that's my cash. Okay. All right. We're going to make sure this goes with you, okay? And it'll be accounted for and the jail will give you a receipt for all of the cash, okay? Yes. Yes. So, you searched my bag and you searched my car. No, we're inventorying your vehicle cuz it's getting towed. No, because you're searching >> As soon as your eye gets checked out, you're going in the back of my car and you're leaving. Mhm. We are inventorying your vehicle before it gets towed. It will go to a tow lot. seizure and search. It's an illegal seizure and search. >> Oh my god, I'm not taking this from you. I'm trying to make sure we have it all so that you get it back. >> my vehicle. You know what? I'll just leave it in there. It's not a search. You just want me to leave it in there for the tow truck driver? Like a tip? Okay, but we're just going to set this right here for now. Yeah, I know. I know. It feels scratchy. It feels like there's sand in there. Just try not to move. I'm sorry. Okay, that's on her seat right now. >> [snorts] >> Um the Manila envelope's probably fine. Yeah. And may I have my phone, please? So that the eye can be checked out. May I have my phone, please? Not right now. It'll go with you when you go. No, I would like my phone. I have a right to contact. It's not how it works. That is how it works. No, look, this is how you ended yourself in handcuffs. Sir, you don't know how to cop. Where is my phone? Ma'am, can I have my phone? I have a right to contact. Not when you are under arrest. You can I have a right to contact even during arrest, ma'am. This is great. When you get to the jail Can you make that step? No, ma'am. Okay, we'll come to this side over here. >> I would like my glasses and my phone. >> We're getting your glasses. >> We're getting your stuff. I would like my glasses and my phone, please. >> You're not getting your phone. Why would you withhold my phone? >> You can get it when you get to the jail. They will allow you to get five phone numbers off of it. So, once the booking process is complete, then you can make your call. >> make contact and call my commander. You don't know the things that you were saying. Ma'am, I have to right call my commander. >> a ma'am. You will call your commander when you get when So, if you have something on your person, needle, knives, anything like that. >> phone to contact my commander. No, that is not our policy. You can do it at the jail. It is not lawful to detain an individual without being able to contact anybody. Just stop it. All right. Are you going to go with them? Yes, sir. Okay, I will be following you guys. Okay. After the arrest, she was taken for medical evaluation to ensure there were no underlying issues and to document her condition. Once cleared, she was transported to jail. So, here's the additional items found on her person. >> The cash, you got the cash? That and I'll take this. Good deal. Um and then I'll go switch her cuffs right quick, unless one of y'all want to do it, and then I'm going to follow them. Uh switch her cuffs. You got her cuffs on? Yeah, yeah, I got you. Yeah. Yeah. After being transported, the situation didn't end. It escalated further. She was asked to perform field sobriety exercises inside the jail, but she refused again and failed. Now, she's facing multiple charges: driving under the influence, resisting an officer, failure to obey a lawful order, and refusal to accept a citation. But, watch closely because right before the window breaks, there's a moment most people miss. 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