So unnecessary. >> That is unnecessary. >> All you have to do is just give your ID. You know? >> I did give my ID. >> Go away from me. >> Don't touch me, you weirdo. >> [ __ ] off. >> Damn it. >> Come on. That's it. >> Come on. What are you doing? >> On July 5th, 2025, New Jersey police, likely a beach town like Wildwood or Ocean City area, showing an Irish tourist woman on holiday and her male friend who refuses simple ID check after being spotted drinking on a public beach road. The situation escalates from a minor open container violation into arrests for refusal, disorderly conduct, and interference. >> Ma'am. Hi. >> I'm sorry. Want to take this? I I didn't mess. I'm not calling someone. Get rid of it. Like I can bin it somewhere. I'll call someone. Come on. We're on our holiday computer. There's a bin bag over here. The closest bin. >> I need your ID. >> You don't need my ID. >> Wait, so where are you >> What is this? >> Are you guys Are your cars like that? >> This is English. I Sorry. I don't have ID. >> What? Ma'am. >> I'm not looking. This is English. >> Oh. Come here. I need your ID, ma'am. Come on. 460 or 60? 2277277 >> Ma'am. Over here, now. >> Go away from me. >> Go away, now. >> Go away from me. You told me you were weirdo. >> Your ID, now. Your ID. Your ID. The one that's walking away? >> Yeah. They've walked away this entire time. We've asked over five times already. >> ID, we're going to take you. Are you his boyfriend or something? Friend? Just tell him to give an ID, so we can What? >> Okay, thank you. >> Your last chance. ID. Okay. This is how it works. This is how it works. >> Can you just leave me? >> Leave way? >> Yeah, I'm just saying >> She would have gotten a ticket if she would have just gave her ID. >> That's That's the way it works. That's the way it works. >> Thank you. >> That's the way it works. >> Walking away from a lawful stop can be seen as evading or resisting, turning a misdemeanor ticket into custody. The friend's physical interference, pulling her and grabbing officers, adds obstruction charges. >> I'm not saying nothing about that. >> You're You're not going anywhere right now. >> my ID. What do you need it for? Take a picture of it. >> Stop. Stop. >> No, I'm taking a picture of it. You don't You need it. >> Don't do what you I gave you a new first chance. >> No, I'm You You won't >> Come on. Sit. >> Cops, on. What are you doing, Spike? >> Take him, too. >> Cops, on. Spike. You won't You do it. You do it. >> Why do you have to make this so hard? >> Why are you even [ __ ] harass me? >> All right. >> You don't need to be my >> Cops, let's run the gun. See how this works? >> I don't give a [ __ ] what >> Take him, now, too. Now you're all going. Now you're all going. >> That's what I mean. >> Guys, get out of here. >> Get out of here. >> Oh my god. >> I hope I hope your brother is proud. Yeah, you know. >> Are you special? >> You're going, now. >> Oh my god. >> No, no, no. No, no, no. >> What the [ __ ] are you doing? >> [snorts] >> Give me my phone. >> You're not? You're You're coming back. You're on my property. Mind your own business. >> Yep, female on board for destruction. assault. >> Are you actually serious? >> Oh my god, I'm afraid of that. Oh my god. >> Run. So unnecessary. What are you going to do with that? >> That's all you need to worry about. Yeah, he's I gave my ID. >> He's still walking around with your ID. He's a grown person now. >> There's no need to run off with it. >> He's got to do what he's got to do. He has a job to do. >> That's just telling me you have my ID. I'm right here, like. >> This is crazy stuff. >> What >> What are you doing? Are you This is crazy stuff. >> Honest to god. Yeah, I'm grand, I've done nothing. Oh, here you like. Give me my stuff. >> Getting your stuff. >> I'm getting my stuff. I gave my ID to him. >> You'll get it later. >> Oh, give it to me now. Put it in my bag. >> No, I don't >> Put it in my bag, will you? >> No, I don't. >> Put it in my bag. >> No, I don't. >> I have done nothing. >> Okay. >> Yeah, so put it in my bag. Honest to god, you're joking. >> Stop. >> Give me my stuff. They're on the car. Connor, get my stuff. Are you joking? >> It comes with it cuz she's going to need to call one of you guys for a ride home or something. >> Hey, good stuff. >> Why don't you worry about that over there, right? >> I see an open drink. >> Yeah. >> I don't see an open drink. >> She had an open drink. >> I had an open drink. >> I had an open drink. >> See there. >> See there. >> All right. >> All right, do it. >> Give me my stuff. >> You're doing a great job with that. >> All right, told you guys. You're doing a great job with >> Give me my stuff. >> All you got to do is just give her ID. You know what I mean? >> I did give my ID. I gave my >> ID. >> I showed up. >> You know my phone number? >> All right. 3243 125 >> Your purse is on you. >> No, it's not. It was on the car. My phone and purse with my cards, phone, everything I need. >> Walking away from a lawful stop can be seen as evading or resisting, turning a misdemeanor ticket into custody. Her friend continues interfering leading to his arrest as well. The friend's physical interference, pulling her and grabbing officers, adds obstruction charges. In New Jersey, interfering with police, NJSA 2C:29-1, is a serious offense. For women in these scenarios, if a companion gets involved aggressively, it can complicate things. Best to de-escalate verbally and comply to avoid mutual arrests. Officers remain professional, tolerating some back and forth, but drawing the line at physical contact. Citations for open container or disorderly conduct, possible resisting charges, temporary detention, and eventual release after processing, common for non-violent tourist incidents. >> Uh Yeah, I I have I have ear phone in your little blue >> No. >> light. >> Since right cuz I don't know you can't grab an officer. Friends, you did. That's why you're here right now. >> I I'm not going to argue with you. >> No.