Johnny, this one is way too tight. You're cutting off my circulation. What do you say? >> I put it over. >> Oh, Johnny >> They don't know that you can pull them apart. But, let me fast forward to the end cuz this is This is the most obvious one. With this uh uh sports bra thing or whatever and then the vest underneath it. She has it stacked up on top of it. She's going to take the the hand scanner and only scan the top item before passing both items across. >> Can you do it in real time? >> Yeah, yeah. Just trying to get it. So, she just scans that one item on top and then leaves it here and then actually grabs it and puts it up like you saw. >> It's her ID? >> Yes. >> This is right. Sorry? >> I'm married now. >> Oh, okay. >> It's an older ID. >> I got you. Is this uh your most current one though? >> It's not. So, right before here I was actually in a car accident where I called the police and I gave my ID from the accident to here. I don't know what happened to my ID. >> Was it a New York ID though? Are you from New York? >> it's a Florida one. >> Yeah, I see. >> Oh, I sold them. Vero Beach. >> And that's how it worked with uh >> Okay, so the item is placed on the scanner surface but not was never actually scanned. >> Exactly. Exactly. >> Okay. And that's kind of it except for the this one. That's kind of how all the other ones were not scanned. Is that the same system? Okay. >> And then for like the uh the Prodea side items, they had it all in one bag. So, I don't know if they just didn't want to take it out and scan it individually. They I don't know. But, that that's how it was done. >> Basically, they have uh $200 worth of my groceries. And one, two, three, four, five food items >> Uh for the driver, can you >> But, it's not this >> Get her name. >> I'm going to call [clears throat] the police. >> Does she have a phone? >> I don't know if she claims. >> But, it's not this >> Phones are a huge point of contention in these stops. Officers usually let suspects make a quick call, but once it starts interfering with the investigation or becomes a potential weapon, distraction, they have to shut it down for safety. >> What's your number, please? >> Sweetheart, sit your butt down, please. >> They're both here. >> Yes or no? You're going to put the phone down? >> Okay, well, hold on cuz they're yelling at me now. Okay. >> What is your name? >> Amber. >> You have a Florida DL? >> I'm sorry? >> Do you have a Florida driver's license? >> Yes, I do. >> Where is it? >> I don't know. >> Lose the attitude. Okay? >> You have one, too. With all due respect, I didn't do nothing wrong. I didn't say nothing to you. >> What is your last name? >> attitude. >> What is your last >> Okay. This deputy is the deputy in the case, and he says he needs you off the phone. So, listen to him. Thank you. >> So, I hear there's cilantro, a cucumber, uh a >> CALL THE LAWYERS. >> PUT THIS CELL PHONE AWAY. GET BACK IN HERE, PLEASE. >> I'm not even DOING ANYTHING. >> STOP RESISTING AND PUT YOUR ARM BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. >> THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH BEING ON THE PHONE until I'm under arrest. >> You're going to get a resisting charge. Do you understand me? >> I'm literally laying here not doing anything. >> Put your arm behind your back. >> fighting. >> Put your arm behind your back. >> I'm hurt. >> Put your hand Drop Move your hand. >> [clears throat] >> Mom, I'm not resisting. Mom. Yeah, Mom. You guys are both on top of me. I weigh 130 lb. Mom! Mom! MOM, PLEASE TELL JAMES TO GO ON JOHNNY. This one is way too tight. You could cut my circulation. >> I threw her over. >> Oh, Johnny. Mom, I told her I have that I need this. I don't need any EMS here. I have been told it's in there. >> Do you want to sit up like an adult now? >> See, I can't. I can't. >> You can't sit up? >> Yes. I swear to god on my kids' life. >> In the industry, we call this incarceritis. It's when a suspect suddenly develops a life-threatening medical condition the moment the handcuffs go on. The officers see right through it because she's still talking and reacting normally. >> Okay. All you got to do is get off the phone, all right? doesn't >> I refuse. >> All right, do you want any ambulance or not? >> No, I I need my husband for my medication. Officer's >> Huh? >> Officer's supposed to be >> All right, we're good. >> I need my medication. >> I'm I'm going to have an ambulance coming in. >> No, I don't I'm refusing. You can't put me in an ambulance if I refuse. That's >> You were just acting as though you're seizing. So, you have to get medical You get you medically cleared. >> I don't I'm refusing it. >> Okay. >> I just >> Is that what you >> I need >> I just need her hand to get her up. >> No, I can't get up right now. I need a lady here. >> So, maybe she's going to come check her. >> So, I'm going to call my husband. >> Okay. >> I need my medicine. >> Well, you can tell the medics about your medical related matters, okay? >> I have medication that they can give me in there. >> Well, the jail does. You're going to jail, so If you cooperate from here, I might make a phone call to your husband to take this stuff. Okay? If you continue giving me problems, I will not care. All right? >> How long till they get here? My God. >> Why didn't you mention this prior? >> I told my husband. Swear to God on my kids' life, I told my husband. If you watch the cameras, go into the beginning of the cameras, I took M&M's off the shelf and I was eating it for my health. Check the cameras. >> funny how you only had your uh Both are uh >> The officer is being very transparent here. He's letting her know that even if she goes to the hospital, she's still going to be processed into jail afterward. Usually, once the suspect realizes they can't avoid the booking, the medical emergency stops. >> When I'm under a lot of stress, it's not after. >> Okay. Go ahead and tell the medics what's what's going on, all right? >> Right now. >> Okay. Well, we'll gladly check that for you. So, what happened? It's the usual. We're trying to get information. She keeps wanting to use her cell phone. >> She was what? >> She's trying to get information, but she keeps trying to use her cell phone. She's talking to someone telling them to come here to assist. >> They're going to take those off you at the You want your seatbelt on? >> Uh no, I don't need it. >> Okay. They're going to take you those off you at the jail, okay? I don't want to like rip your skin. >> That's okay. >> The suspect was sentenced to 4 months in county jail, followed by 12 months of supervised probation.