Hello. >> Hi. Do >> you have your license, registration, insurance? >> I give you my name. >> What's your name? >> All right, lad. So, how about for serious? >> Why? Cuz you're a bar and you're driving. Okay. Stand in front of my car. I said stand in front of my car. Put your hands behind your back. Face my car. Change your attitude or how bad you want to go to jail? that something cool. >> Well, I don't want to listen to your attitude. We are on something serious. You're driving while barred. I'm not affording you any graces today then. If we're going to have an attitude >> for something you did, not me. I didn't tell you to drive and I didn't make your license bar. Let's walk to the back right of my car, please. >> This officer is setting a clear boundary. When a driver is already argumentative and non-compliant, physically separating them from the vehicle and passengers helps deescalate and maintain control of the scene. It's about safety and preventing further disruption. >> What are you doing? >> She's going to jail. >> Driving while barred. >> Why? >> Cuz she's driving while barred. >> I'm not arguing with you guys anymore. I I'm not arguing. What was she going to jail? >> Driving while barred. It's an aggravated misdemeanor. >> Okay, this is the last chance. You guys can grab your personal belongings and leave or you can all go to jail. I'm not going to tell you again. >> Last chance. I told you she's going to jail for driving while barred. >> Driving while barred. >> Grab your items. >> Last chance. I'm not going TO TELL YOU AGAIN. >> STOP [screaming] ARGULATING. JUST DO WHAT HE SAYS. YOU'RE NOT going over there. >> Okay, you can go to jail, TOO. STOP [screaming] ALWAYS ARGUE WITH THE POLICE. >> I WANT TO GET HER. Put your hands down. >> I just want to talk to her. I just want to talk TO HER. PLEASE STOP. >> I'M GOING TO GET HER. >> BRO, WHY you doing that, bro? >> I just want to talk to her. Stop. >> Girl in my back seat. >> Okay, I'm fine. Put your hand behind your back. I know where this is. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I will. Can I >> Put your left hand behind your back. I can't turn because you turn my other arm. >> Your left arm needs to go behind your back. >> Okay, I will. >> Stop, bro. >> With the car. >> Stay with the car. Get out of traffic. >> Well, I mean, >> well, we'll start with interference now. You want to try to pull out? You guys are not free to leave. >> You're not free to leave. >> That goes for you, too, sir. You're not free to leave. >> You're not free to leave. >> You're not free to leave. >> You're being detained pending this traffic stop. You are not free to leave. >> I go over there. I didn't go over there. I over here, right? >> Nope. You're still being detained. You're not allowed to leave the area for the 200 block of east. 200 block 8 for an A2 611 20 611 traffic got a warrant >> you're being detained pending this traffic stop for what >> for the traffic stop >> you're not just here with your partner at >> the come over there then >> if you go over there you're going in handcuffs >> but I'm over here >> yes and that's why >> the decision to impound the car isn't just punitive, it's a direct consequence of driving while barred. Since no one else has a valid license, the vehicle legally cannot be driven from the scene. So towing is the only safe and legal option. >> Yeah, you just let her friend. >> Well, and she's fine. She completely understands and she said, "I'm sorry they acted that way." You know, so it's not her, it's everybody else. >> Okay. >> Are you all going too for >> I told them if they step in the street again, they're going to jail. So they've been complaining since then. Okay. So, you're going to rest two. >> Yep. >> And in the car. >> Yep. >> And you're good. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I caught an elbow on the system a little bit. I can't see. >> Oh, you went down. It's not bleeding though. That's >> how she goes. >> Yeah, that's right. Right. But she's being all right. And the other one's okay. >> The other one is back in this car. Uh I don't know what. She was really worried about her backpack. She already asked. >> Yeah. I just told them they had to stay on the road and I doubt they're going to leave. Oh, okay. These are conflicting names. >> Yeah. What the heck? >> She had both of these. >> Oh, they want to know if they can take the car. >> Do you want it first? officers. >> No. >> Yeah. She's going to jail for driving while barred. The other one's going for interference at a minimum. The car is being towed. You guys were already aware that the car was being towed. That's why you were asked to get out of the car. You were also informed that she was being arrested for driving while barred in the first place. So, everybody knew what was going on. >> Call somebody mentally, >> right? The problem is is that nobody here has a license, right? And you wanted to call somebody. Where are they at? They're not here, right? So, we're not going to sit here and >> that also wasn't the issue, right? I made the decision to tow the car. It is what it is. >> Outside of that, there's no reason for any other theatrics that occurred after that. No reason. The driver's barred. >> There's nothing that you guys can do about that. >> Nobody's coming for the car. You guys can hang out on the street. That's your right. Outside of that, we have no other interaction or explanation for you. That's what's happening. Good. And 334. >> Father [snorts] God. Father God. Father God. Father God. I'm scared to even call on your name, but I know your name is what does it. Hostile this situation. Hostile this situation. Take the hostile out of this situation. Put peace in everybody's heart. I know the world is crazy and there's things going on in this world that's not making it possible for people like the cops and the civilians to come together and a lot of people out here have bad backgrounds and stuff and they're not seeing eye to eye but father god I'm coming to you right now >> everybody else >> all right I'll let you know when >> we're going to be here >> you've been33 >> I'll try to She >> Hey, ma'am. What's that uh the female that was in the car? She's got two different names on. So, we want to make sure we get that right. >> I don't know how to say her name. I just know her by TT. >> You know what like her last name is? >> How do you know her? >> That's my one of my friends. >> Okay. You don't know her name though? >> You've been barred since June >> 9th. I'm sorry. June 10th of this year. It doesn't tell. I mean, I assume it's because you didn't pay a ton of fines. That's what it looks like, but >> Okay. cuz that just happened because I got my temporary license. >> Or has she said, >> "Yeah, you can try cuz she's not talking to me." >> Yeah, I have my temporary license and like I said, I got pulled off yesterday. I got a speeding thing, but that's why I was confused. >> Here's the keys for it. All right. Thank you. Uh, I'll just give you a case number. I'm not going to have a number right. >> So, if I had to guess, I would definitely say she looks like this one. >> Okay. She eventually, and I wouldn't show her the ID cuz she goes, "Can I see him?" I said, "You shouldn't need to see an ID to know your name." Right. So, she spelled that first name, but she did not give the same last name, but she did give that date of birth. >> Okay. >> I would say that's your closest bed. >> Run both and see what >> And then I trying to figure out like none of these were what she spelled. I don't even remember what she said, but it wasn't that that or that for last name. It was just this first name and that date of birth. So, >> well, I'll just send her up on nothing and see what happens. I'm sure she's been arrested before based on everything else. >> I just think it's odd that you would need to see the ID to tell me which one you are. >> That looks like her, >> but it does look like her to me, but again, I don't >> Yeah. Well, there's no way that one's her. I can tell you that it's not her for sure. Now, that looks like her, but I don't know if that's a real ID or a real name. That's weird to me that she is now. However, >> the age >> that she did, her last name she was spelling was with a B how she signed it. So maybe she is telling the truth about her last name, but she sure didn't get it put on the license. So that because it started with a B and ended in a K. >> So that is the last thing she gave me on the signature, but >> it doesn't match the ID. So >> yeah. >> So >> she also said she did nothing, just so you know. >> Right. She did try to open the door for everybody to get out of the seat. Um, you get >> Yeah, I got a spray, but that's my own fault for landing on my elbow. >> Anyhow, took any arrest for driving. Looks like it took one. We're just responding now. Police already three four. >> You got two people that are on the transport wagon waiting to pick up the rescues. You got three supervisors. These supervisors have had nothing to do with this and you have officers that show up because people decide to >> passengers often misinterpret the number of officers as excessive force. In reality, officers respond to calls for backup, especially when a scene becomes volatile or resistance occurs to ensure safety and control. It's standard procedure, not overkill. >> Ask you, so what happened? >> Okay. So, when I came to the car, >> Uhhuh. He pulled the girl, the the officer officer, he pulled the other officer off, right? I came at the back seat. So, I just walked towards the back seat and he's like, "Okay, you're going to go to jail, too." I said, "For what? I just want to talk to my sister, right?" And then next thing you know, he just pushed me on the floor and then told me handcuffs. I said, "What was it for?" He said, "You came for I don't know what." >> He didn't say nothing. He didn't see just like But that's kind of rough as a woman. >> Okay. Well, at this point, so this was your sister that was driving? >> Yeah. And I I just walked to the car, but she she was yelling through the window, so I just walked to the car. I didn't think that was a problem. We walked through the car. >> It absolutely is because she's under rush. She's in the car. >> I know, but I just worried about her understanding where I'm going. >> Okay. Well, we we can have conversations after that. >> And I never hit it. The officer looking at me. >> Nope. I don't think I don't think >> he literally pushed me to the ground. And they were like, everybody think that's a woman. >> Okay. He didn't do nothing, bro. I'm I not mean driving me. Okay. >> Well, did the officer tell you to get away from the car? >> No, he didn't. He didn't tell me nothing. >> No, >> he didn't tell me why. Like why I say I still want to talk to my sister when I walk. He just pushed me. >> You don't get to make that decision. >> I know I don't have to. But at the same time, like I'm 18. I'm young. >> I'm just That's it. >> When the police tell you to do something, you have to do that. >> But he didn't tell me to do nothing. He just pushed me. >> Okay. He didn't. >> I don't think I said I can handle like that a certain way. >> That's right. >> He didn't ask you to get away from the car. >> No, >> you were walking back here to talk to your sister. >> He asked me to wear in the car at all. >> You were coming back to talk to the sister that was in the back seat, right? >> I just walked to the back seat and then he was like this that and I said I'm just going to talk to her and he got mad. I said nicely too. I said I'm just going to talk to her and I guess he got >> How are you going to talk to her? Through the through the closed window. You can check your cameras. I promise you you can check your cameras. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Everything where I started fighting back when he put my he just grabbed my hands and he pushed me to the test car. That's when I was like move. >> Okay. >> Other than that, I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Did you know that he was a police officer? >> Of course I knew he was a police officer. You can see you can see the whole outfit, the whole everything. >> All right. Have you had any anything to drink tonight? Any alcohol? No. >> Any drugs? Nothing like that? >> Just pissed off this man. All right. Do you have any injuries? >> No, I don't. >> Just my wrist is tight. >> Okay. >> Well, we're going to get those changed out in a second. Those are probably hinged, so they're going to have a pair. >> So, I'm going to jail for >> Yeah. Yeah. You're going to go to jail for for interference with official acts. >> Okay. >> Uh but what'll happen is we're going to have a pair of chain handcuffs. It's going to give you more room in there. It won't be as tight. >> OKAY. >> He isn't going to come over here until we give him permission to do that. >> Okay. Talk to him, please. Right now, I'm going to get your information. >> You need to get your foot back in the car. >> Zach, >> I just want to talk to her. >> I I don't care what you want right now. Right now, I don't want you to get your foot back in the car. >> Why is she outside? >> I'm going to put the cart. I'm going to put your foot back in the car. >> No, it's fine. >> Okay. Why is she out there? >> Well, it's a birthday for you. >> Why is she out there? >> Uh because she's going to get she's changing the her handcuffs out. >> Get her back. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Do you want to talk to a supervisor or the rest of us? >> I want to talk to them guys cuz they're confused right now. >> Oh, no. >> We can't let you talk to them. >> I thought you wanted to talk to an officer. >> We're trying. I feel we're trying. You know, we don't want to be up here to cause a problem, but unfortunately, I just I just want to stay. >> Okay. Yeah. Walk safe from right here. He can't be over here cuz he's been bunching stuff. >> Yeah. Stay from right here. >> Hey. Hey, calm down. Both of you. I'm fine. Calm down. >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Yeah, I will call. I will call. I will I don't know how I'm going call. I don't know nobody number, but I'll figure it out. >> They got my phone. >> Okay, I'll call when I get in there. Yeah. No, it's I told y'all to calm down. It's okay. It's just barred. They barred it. I didn't know it was barred. It's fine. But y'all can't help me IF Y'ALL IF Y'ALL sitting here arguing with them. I need y'all to go. Just go where y'all was going to go and give me a couple hours and I'll call. It's fine. I love y'all. I'LL SEE Y'ALL SOON. GO. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. We appreciate you. >> That was unnecessary. >> What? >> I did. And she tried to beat me as well. >> Did you get kicked too? >> No, I'm good. That's what I'm MOVING TO. BUT Y'ALL LOCK MY FEET UP, RIGHT? AM I RIGHT OR WRONG? >> SCOOCH BACK. >> Oh my god. >> I'M TRYING TO GET UP. GET UP. >> SCOOT BACK. >> My leg, bro. You scooch back. >> The verbal threats and continued physical resistance are critical. This adds charges like assault on an officer or further resisting arrest. These actions only compound the initial charge leading to more serious legal consequences.