Stop. Stop. Get out. Get out. Roll over. What started as a routine school zone traffic stop quickly turned tense after a driver refused to sign a speeding citation in front of her child. But moments later, a roadside argument over a ticket suddenly escalated into a physical arrest caught entirely on body cam footage. Hi there. Hi. I'm Corporal Morgan with the Hurst Police Department. Reason why we're getting you stopped, you were just driving through a school zone going 40. It's a 25 through there. Do you have your driver's license, proof of insurance with you today? Where you all heading to this afternoon? >> Home. Where you coming from? Why? Just a question. I'm sorry. It's none of your business. Okay. Yeah. It is. Okay. Do you have your insurance? >> I'm showing you now. Any reason for the hurry this afternoon? I wasn't in a hurry. I didn't even I didn't even see a school zone. >> There was a flashing signal as you were driving through. Directly on the side of the roadway. Can I see your phone? That's good till March. Let me go check on your license. I'll be right back with you. You all just stay in the car for me. >> Okay, Tanisha. You'll be receiving a citation today for the speed. I just need to get a signature from you. This is not an admission of guilt. >> I'm not signing. It's a promise. You're not going to sign it? >> No, I'm not. That's fine. I'll just put refuse. Um I need to get the VIN number on the car real quick. I'll enter that. I'll print you your copy and send you on your way. I just want the supervisor I'm waiting for. Okay. I'm just asking. Okay. Do you have your bill of sale with the car then? No, I don't. Okay, you should probably carry that with you. If you're not going to display your registration sticker. Well, I wasn't told that. So, you might need to get updated on the laws. Wait a second. All right, here's your copy of the citation. As far as the bill is You don't want to take it? >> No. Well, you're scared to take it cuz it's your citation. I don't That's your citation. That's littering. Step out of the car. No, don't don't do that. >> Yes, ma'am. Step out. >> I'm not stepping out. >> At first, the stop appeared to be nearly over. But after the driver refused to take the citation and the ticket fell back outside the vehicle, the encounter immediately became more confrontational as both sides argued over what had just happened. No, you're not touching me. >> Step out. Step out. Step out. Get your hand off me. Get your hand off me. I will step out when the supervisor I am the supervisor. Ma'am, Tanisha, Get your hand >> I'm not letting go. Let You You littered. You dropped the ticket, not me. I put the ticket in the car No, you dropped the ticket, not me. You dropped the ticket, not me. Get your hands off me. Take the ticket and go. >> Give me the ticket. You're touching me forcibly. You're holding me so tight and you're being out of line. You are resisting. Sir, I'm sorry. Stop. No, you stop. You're Why are you holding my arm like this? >> Because I gave you the ticket and you proceeded to throw it I put it in your car. And you proceeded to throw it out of the car. You dropped it. You're doing too much. I'm not afraid of you. That's fine, but I've asked you to out of the car. Because you need to step out of the car. Step out of the car. Is there anything I can do to get you to comply? Take the ticket and go. You threw the ticket out OF THE CAR. I GAVE IT TO YOU SO YOU COULD LEAVE. AND THEN you grabbed it and threw it out. It's on your phone video. It's No, we're be at We're past that. You're under arrest. Step out of the car. Littering. Step out of the car. You're under arrest. Yes, ma'am. No, we are beyond that. Step out. Step out. I understand you're with your child. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. Step out. Because I don't trust you either. I will stop holding YOU WHEN YOU STEP out of the car. You need to step out of the car. This is resisting arrest. Because you're not answering my order. Literally. That's correct. I am the police officer. As tensions continued rising, the situation became even more emotional with the driver's child still inside the vehicle during the confrontation. Officers now shifted from issuing a citation to attempting a full arrest as the roadside encounter spiraled further out of control. I'm white. Where is my phone? STOP. I'M WHITE. STOP. STOP. STOP. PLEASE STOP. STOP. STOP. WAIT. STOP. Get out, man. I'm white. PLEASE STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. I'm white. PLEASE STOP. STOP. STOP. [screaming] STOP. I'M WHITE. STOP. I'M WHITE. PLEASE STOP. PLEASE STOP. STOP. ROLL OVER. STOP. ROLL OVER. OKAY. Roll over. I'm not going to roll over for you. Roll over. Roll onto your left. Pull your hands out. All you had to do is take the ticket and leave. She's in custody. All right. Uh get her sit up and Have her sit up against the car or on the car. Can you lean this way? Step up. Your feet loose. There you go. You're going to this car back [clears throat] here. Place the number 11. Right there. Spread your feet for me. No guns, drugs, knives on you, right? No guns, drugs, or knives on you? Yes or no? Do you want to confirm that I don't have any guns, drugs, or knives on me? He doesn't know. That's why he's asking. >> know. That's why I asked you. It's a yes or no question. Keys in the back of my hand. Get my phone. Getting there. After a prolonged struggle beside the vehicle, officers eventually took the driver into custody while additional units helped secure the scene. What began as a simple speeding stop inside a school zone had now escalated into a chaotic roadside arrest that quickly sparked debate online over officer conduct, compliance, and how rapidly routine traffic stops can unravel.