On a busy Florida afternoon, a deputy clocked a driver doing 87 mph in a 45 zone, nearly double the speed limit during rush hour traffic. All she had to do was hand over her license. Instead, what followed would turn a simple speeding stop into one of the most chaotic arrests ever captured on body cam. >> Deputy Lenz, there's a gun sheriff's office. Pull over and down for me. I stopped you today because I got you at 87 in a 45 posted. Is there a reason for the speed today? To be 87 mph in a 45, that's the reason for the stop. I'm sorry? >> I didn't realize I was speeding. >> How do you not realize you're doing almost 90 mph? Do you have your license, registration, proof of insurance? >> I was going the same You asked me a question. I was going the same speed as the car in the >> No, you were not. Do you have your license, registration, proof of insurance? >> I do, but you asked me a question. >> Okay, go ahead and step out for me then. How about that? Go and open your door and step out for me. >> going to do that. You asked me for my license >> And I'm telling you step out of the vehicle. >> Sir, you asked me for my license. >> you a lawful order to exit the vehicle. You can exit the vehicle, you can go to jail in handcuffs. It's up to you. It can be a ticket or it can be jail. IT'S UP TO YOU. YOU HAVE TWO CHOICES RIGHT NOW. YOU CAN OPEN THE DOOR AND YOU CAN exit the vehicle with me and we can conduct business back by my car. >> So, can I ask you a question? >> 160. >> Can I ask you a >> No, I'm not I'm not the one answering questions here. Start me another unit, please. >> Can I ask you a question? >> I need you to exit the vehicle, ma'am. I'm asking you to exit the vehicle. >> the same speed >> Are we going to do this at the red light or >> Yes, we are. I have a I have lights on behind you. I'm asking you exit the vehicle. >> Can I ask you a >> This is my last request before you go to jail. >> ask the reason? >> Because I'm giving you a lawful order to exit the vehicle. >> not a >> I've asked you to exit the vehicle so we can conduct business by my vehicle. >> That is an order. >> the reason? >> need a I do not need a reason. >> a reason for the order? >> law says I do not need a reason to ask you to exit the vehicle. The deputy had given her a clear choice. Step out and handle this like a traffic stop or go to jail. She kept asking questions and with every second she stayed in that car, the stakes were getting higher. >> Get out here by the front of my car. Now, explain >> what the question you asked me for? >> Explain to me why you're doing 87 mph in a 45 mph zone. Okay, do you have your license and registration? >> I could have had it when you asked me for it, but >> I asked you to exit the vehicle, so now I just want your license then if you don't have your registration because it's in the vehicle. >> there you go. >> You are about to go to jail. >> Cuz cuz you want to though. >> No, because of reckless driving and because of refusing to exit the vehicle. >> But sir, I was going to ask answer your question and you literally stopped me >> know what reckless driving in the state of Florida >> Go ahead and continue to cut me off after every sentence. Go ahead and do that. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> The deputy had run out of warnings. The handcuffs were already out, but Destiny wasn't done. And what happened next on the side of that Florida road would take multiple officers to contain. >> For what? >> hands behind your back. You're going to jail for reckless driving and refusing a lawful order to exit the vehicle when I asked you. >> I literally am I am exiting the vehicle. >> Stop resisting. >> You asked me to exit I exited the vehicle. >> Stop resisting. >> I AM NOT RESISTING. OH MY GOD, YOU LITERALLY ARE YOU KIDDING ME? WHAT ARE YOU DOING THIS FOR? >> Step it up, she's resisting. >> RESISTING WHAT? What are you What are you talking about? >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> behind your back. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. Put your hand behind your back. >> ARE YOU MAD YOU'RE NOT LIKE WHAT ARE YOU DOING THIS FOR? DOES ANYONE SEE THIS? >> PUT your hand behind YOUR BACK. >> WRONG RIGHT NOW. ARE YOU [ __ ] KIDDING ME? CAN SOMEONE STOP THIS, SIR? ARE YOU KIDDING ME RIGHT NOW? >> STOP. >> Stop what? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I did nothing to you. >> Stop resisting. >> Resisting for what? You asked >> Stop. Hands behind your back. You're about to get pepper sprayed. >> Pepper sprayed? >> Put your hand behind your back. Stop. Stop. Put your hand behind your back. >> YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO DO THIS TO ME, SIR. >> PUT YOUR hand behind YOUR BACK. >> FOR WHAT? >> I'M GIVING YOU AN ORDER. >> HE GAVE ME AN ORDER FOR WHAT? HE HAS NO RIGHT TO DO THIS TO ME. HE'S ON A POWER TRIP RIGHT NOW, BRO. ARE YOU KIDDING ME? WHAT DID I DO TO YOU, BRO? >> STOP. >> ARE YOU [ __ ] KIDDING ME, BRO? I DID NOTHING TO YOU. >> STOP. >> I DID NOTHING YOU'RE SCARING ME, SIR. I HAVE NO I LITERALLY DID NOTHING. YOU KNOW WHAT? >> YOU'RE doing something now. >> Now I am. Now I am because >> Thank you. >> to arrest anybody he feels like. So at this point >> Stop. >> YOU DON'T HAVE TO THROW me on the [ __ ] car. I'm right here. I'M RIGHT HERE. >> MY HOOD. >> I'M RIGHT HERE. I'M NOT LEANING ON [ __ ] BRO. I'M RIGHT HERE. YOU DON'T HAVE TO LEAN ME ON ANYTHING. >> Lean on the hood. >> I DON'T HAVE TO LEAN ON ANYTHING. I'M A [ __ ] >> STOP. STOP. >> I'm right here. >> It took TWO GROWN MEN TO GET her under control, and once she was finally inside that squad car, officers started piecing together why this stop had gone so sideways so fast. She hadn't just been speeding, she'd been drinking, too. >> I'm standing, officer. >> Hey, stop. Stop. >> I'm standing, officer. >> Turn around. All right. >> I'M LITERALLY STANDING, OFFICER. >> STOP. >> STOP YELLING. >> STOP. You got to catch your breath for a while. >> Stop hurting me AND I WON'T STOP THE [ __ ] KEEP YELLING. >> You're still resisting. >> Resisting you what? >> You are resisting. >> Resisting you what? >> stop pulling that. >> Oh my god. >> Stop until you can calm down and be searched. And sit down in my car, you're going to wait here. >> What are you talking about? >> STOP. >> WHAT THE [ __ ] BRO? YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> BECAUSE YOU CAN'T BE >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. >> [screaming and crying] >> YOU'RE HURTING >> HURTING ME, BRO. >> [screaming] >> OH, YOU GOOD? STOP. OTHER SIDE. >> NOW YOU DON'T WANT TO LEAVE ME IN THE CAR. >> Put your foot in now. She probably is, single one. She fighting like she was. Dude, it took You see them other dudes over there? It was me and two of them grown men trying to subdue >> A speeding ticket had just become a felony, and sitting handcuffed in the back of that patrol car, Destiny was only getting started. >> All right, so you going to jail today. >> All right, look. >> You made that choice. >> Can my Can somebody come pick up my car cuz they need >> Oh, heck, no. We towing that. Heck, no. You ain't fighting the police and getting your car back. No. No. Ain't a chance. >> even got to explain anything. >> Oh, I don't have to, you're right. >> No, cuz you're not going to. >> You're absolutely correct. I'm going to explain to you why you're going to jail, though. It's called batt leo, that's a felony. Resist with violence. >> I'm not resisting. You didn't literally hit me. You didn't do anything to >> driving. >> I guarantee you my lawyer's going to get you. >> That's what they all say. >> What's your badge number? >> It'll be on your arrest report. >> What's your badge number? All right. >> It'll be on your arrest report. >> me. WHAT IS THE WHAT IS THAT LITTLE THING THAT'S DOING TO YOU? NOTHING. >> I'm going to get her out of here. Tow it and everything in it. Thank you. >> Tow it and everything in it. >> Yep. >> Yeah. I hope you GOT EVERYTHING I GOT CUZ I SWEAR I I know everything that's in there. >> Destiny walked away from that traffic stop facing battery on a law enforcement officer, criminal mischief for property damage, a moving traffic violation, and resisting with violence, a felony charge. Her bond was set at $5,500.