On October 10th, 2024, Ham Tramik Police conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for disregarding a solid red light and not displaying a registration plate. As officers conducted their traffic stop, they would have no way of knowing that the driver was about to set in motion a series of events that would ultimately devastate a family and a community. Please note, the initial contact with the driver was not captured on bodywn camera. >> I'm secure. Can you run the template? Charlie 74407. What's up? >> Uh, sharing a red light on Hullbrook and Gallagher. Doesn't have a driver license, no registration, nothing at all. Does have a template. I was able to see it, so I'm just running it. And she has only school ID right now. >> One's out. >> So, I'm going to run him real quick. She's been pretty so far. >> Sounds good. >> I don't get no record. >> Yeah, cuz he's not running it right. >> Except for you that I got it. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> According to the police report, the plate was successfully ran and came back to a 2013 Chrysler Town and Country, not a Chevy Trailblazer. >> She doesn't have a date of birth up here. I'm going to have her step out. Two other people in the park. >> All right, man. So, I'm going to have you step out cuz you don't have a date of birth in there. So, what's your date of birth for? >> Yep. because I don't know who you are at this moment. So, as soon as I have information, then you can come back. >> Okay. You'll have to step out for a second. Okay. >> I don't feel comfortable stepping on my vehicle. Can you talk my data, my post, whatever you need, but I don't feel comfortable. >> Hey, I'm talking to her right now. I can't talk for three people at the same time. All right. So, I'm talking to her right now. The driver, I don't need you guys to interfere. Thank you. I appreciate it. >> Okay. >> All right. All right. Sounds good to me. But you have to put the window down. Thank you. >> If you want to just stand by here. >> Don't feel comfortable. >> That's up to her. >> I do not feel comfortable exiting my car. >> Yeah, but >> listen. >> If you don't come out of the car, you're going to be arrested. >> Cuz she's asking you to step out of the car. I will not. You got to come out of the car right now. Undo your seat belt and come out of the car. >> No. Call your supervisor. I'm not going to >> You don't have a license and nobody knows who you are. >> So, >> I just gave my arguing. >> All right. We're I'm Okay, listen to me. We're not going to argue here, okay? I just need to know who she is. So, for now, she's not >> No, she have to stay right in front of my vehicle right now. >> She'll have Ma'am, I'm going to tell you one more time. If not, >> she has >> I get it. >> We're not talking to either of you. Only her. Everybody go back in your seat. >> She has a problem. >> Yeah. Go ahead and lock the step out for me, ma'am. >> Call your supervisor, please. No, she has a problem. Call your supervisor. I want to speak to your >> Your window's going to be broken and you're going to be taken out of the car. >> You're going to go to jail if you don't come out of the vehicle. All right. So, this is the last time I'm going to tell you. >> She has to get out. I'm talking to her right now. >> I have PTSD. I need to speak to your supervisor. I am not stepping out the car until your supervisor get here. Thank you. >> I'm sorry. Nobody listen. She worries about holding up her shoes. >> That's okay. Just sit in your seat. You're going to get yourself in trouble. That's all that is. Listen, I went to school for criminal justice. Stop the law. I know everything. I'm good. I'm >> The driver is responsible, not you. >> Well, we can talk to you, too. I don't have to be silent here. >> Just so you know, you have to get out. Otherwise, we're going to break the window and we're going to take you out. >> I don't have to. I do not have to. It's not how this works. She needs to come out of the car and then this all be over. How old are you guys? >> Like they're being aggressive. Like they're being aggressive. >> We don't have a physical copy. Tell her. >> Do you want me to take your phone? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. >> This is as as least aggressive as any of us can be. I promise you. >> Tell me who that is. >> I'm not here to discuss my tone with you. If the police No, you guys listen. If the police say get out of the car, you have to get out of the car. >> I have rights. US Supreme Court case law, Pennsylvania vers Mims, requires lawfully detained persons to comply with orders to step out of a vehicle as the vehicle was observed disregarding a traffic signal and had numerous other administrative issues. The traffic stop was legal, therefore requiring drivers and passengers to comply with the order to step out of the vehicle. Additionally, Michigan police only need reasonable suspicion of a violation to stop a vehicle, not probable cause. >> What? >> Not licensed. >> Okay, then. Yeah. >> She's refusing to get out. So, is she under arrest? Would you say? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Not under arrest. >> How can I be under arrest? >> You're driving without a license. >> Call your supervisor. >> You're going to be removed from the car if you don't open the door. >> Call your supervisor. Come on. You will have to drag me out this car. Call >> I have a good time. I have a breaker as well. Here, let me go get my gloves. >> Okay. If you don't step out of the car, we're going to break the window and we're going to remove you from the vehicle. You're going to be arrested for felony supervisor. >> I understand that. I don't need to provide. >> Are you a supervisor? >> No, I'm not required. My baby was pregnant in this car and I don't want to be I don't want to escort this. >> I'm trying to get home. You don't have to call your supervisor. Call your supervisor. I'm not required to do if I if I feel like I'm unsafe. I'm on I I >> We're going to break your window. >> You're going to break the window if you don't step out of the window >> and then you're coming out anyway for anything. >> Okay. You're under arrest for >> You know what? I'm gone. I'm gone. You know what? What is she underrest? >> Take my car home. >> Get out of the car. >> What is she under arrest? >> No. For driving without a license. Step out of the car. Your supervis. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> You bitch. You don't. >> They're taking off. >> Come on. Yeah, we got car fleeing now. Miami on a POS three northbound comet. Speeds are at 60. Slowing for red lights. Still speeds of 60. Ro approaching commer. And we just threw something out the window at Harold. Continuing northbound through comra approaching carrot. Northbound through Carpenter. Speeds are 60 through Charles. Northbound for Davidson for McNichols northbound just crash out called Right. >> Oh my god. >> Hey, one of you guys come up here and sit with him. I'll go a picture of him. >> Get on theing floor now. >> Get out of here. >> GET ON THE FLOOR NOW. >> GET ON THE FLOOR. >> WAIT. My sister, she didn't do nothing. >> She didn't do nothing. >> I don't care. GET ON THE FLOOR. >> SHE DIDN'T DO NOTHING. IT'S >> DEAD. >> I'm trying. I'M TRYING TO TURN AROUND. >> TURN AROUND. I'M TRYING TO TURN AROUND. GET OUT. >> SHE PREGNANT RIGHT NOW. She's a bad sleeper. Driver, please get her up. Okay, stand up. DON'T WORRY. >> NO, I UNDERSTAND. DON'T GET UP. >> NOTHING. Keep your hands away. >> OH MY GOD. >> GET OUT, SIR. >> Hold my hand. Hold my hand. COME ON. COME ON. COME ON. YOU GOT THIS. Stand right here. Stay right here. Stay right here. Just sit down. Just sit down. Sit down here. >> Back seat driver. She didn't do shit. Can you get my >> KEEP GOING DOWN. >> STAY DOWN. >> Stay down. >> GET MY SHE PREGNANT. SHE HELICOPTERS. >> It's on the way. You guys caused a lot of problems right now. >> THAT'S MY WAY. Y'ALL, we see people getting killed EVERY DAY BY Y'ALL. >> Y'ALL KILL Y'ALL TRIED TO KILL US. >> Stay down, please. I don't want to hurt you. >> I can't I can't I don't want to hurt you. >> I need to be in a position. My baby, it was in the seat. How far are you? >> I'M SHE NEED TO GET UP. SHE CAN'T DO SHIT. >> AMBULANCE IS ON THE WAY. >> BACK FROM THE HOSPITAL. SHE GOT TO GET UP. >> I'M NOT GOING TO DO SIT. JUST SIT ON YOUR BODY. >> OKAY. SIT ON YOUR BACK. EMS IS ON THE WAY. EMS is on the way. >> Come get my sister. >> Call Mark. WHERE'S MARK? I CAN'T get her phone. >> No, right now it's a lot of I understand you guys are not listening. Don't >> give me kill us. They always kill us. >> Chill. CHILL. NOBODY'S KILLING YOU. DON'T CAUSE US PROBLEMS. Nobody's going to do nothing stupid. >> Now we're going to kill us. >> No one is going to kill her. No one. If you were to follow, none of this would happen. >> As officers struggle to contain and calm the women who just caused the horrific scene, other officers make a grim discovery. >> We can't do anything. He's pulling up ahead. >> We're not going to be able to get him out. There's no way the car's too deep in aggressive. >> Yeah. 2Ks. >> They was aggressive. No, I said no. AMS is coming right now. You need to chill. YOU NEED TO CHILL. >> NOTHING THAT'S GOING ON. >> AMS is on the way. >> I just graduated from criminal justice. >> I understand. >> Can y'all help her? CAN SHE CALL HER BABY DADDY TO COME HERE? >> She didn't do nothing. Nobody's leaving. >> I just need my my baby. I don't know what happened. >> EMS is on the way. So, you want to chill? You're just going to cost herself more. >> Y'ALL GOT TRAIN MORE THAN THIS FOR HER. Y'ALL GOT TO TRAIN FOR BETTER SHIT. >> You just cost yourself more training than this. >> Hey, me. I'm talking about her. >> AMS away. >> Sit down. >> Okay. >> Now. >> I'm trying to co my >> down. >> Are they okay? >> Yeah, I know. >> Oh, you piece of >> You guys just killed probably someone. >> We didn't We were That was going to be He was going to shoot. >> No one was going to shoot you. No one was No one. You guys were not listening. >> You were going to kill us. He was going to kill us. We see EVERYBODY DYING FOR Y'ALL. EVERYBODY DIED BECAUSE OF Y'ALL. Y'ALL KILLING US EVERY DAY. EVERYBODY DIED BECAUSE of y'all. >> Y'all killing us and dragging women out the car every day. We just seen that last week. [crying] >> Are you okay? >> We seen her last week. She pregnant. She need help. She didn't do nothing. Come right here. >> She didn't do nothing. Just get her help right there. You come here. Right here. She telling me >> I need you to know right there. I'm not doing nothing. I'm not aggressive or nothing. Stand up. Stand up for me. Stand up for me. All right. Stay right here. Stay right here. Face that way. >> You're going to bend the wrist for now. Okay. Come on, >> babe. You okay? >> Babe, >> she's good. >> Okay. I'm just talking to her. We got the right to talk. Can >> I get some shoes? >> Come on. This way. Wait. Wait. I need some shoes. I have no shoes. I need some shoes. >> We're not getting shoes right now. Not at this moment. Not at this moment. All right, we're not going to do this right now. Let's go. Keep walking. >> That's not what you got trained to do. >> Keep walking. >> Keep walking. >> You get treated. Yeah, I know. I did the phone, but damn. >> We tried. We did it. >> They were going to kill us. He was being aggressive. They snatching people out the car every day and killing them. I swear I'm not about to do that. >> Can you stand by her? >> Then she killed somebody. >> She what? She probably killed somebody. You got to get her out the car. >> Why are you being too aggressive? Because you got something. I'm not You're not having a hard day. >> You're not listening. >> I am. I'm not moving nowhere. I just look over and you pushing me. I'm not trying. >> I'm not I'm just telling you to sit. You keep not listening. >> Excuse me. Can you have someone to look at my leg for me? I feel like it's bleeding. It's really painful. >> Well, we have a lot worse stuff than bleeding right now. Just when the officers um drive you away from here, let them know that. Okay. >> All right. >> Right now, like you saw those cars, >> there's worse things, right? >> Yeah. I'm sorry. You're like, >> her right ankle's broken. >> Okay. >> Babe, were you WEARING YOUR SEAT BELT? >> NO, she was not. >> No. >> Yes, I was. >> She had it over her. She had it over. >> So, right now, we're waiting for the jaws to get here. Okay. What What hurts the worst idea? >> My legs. >> Your legs? Okay. >> Can you get me out, please? I feel bent up. Okay. I need to stretch. >> Yep. We have another passenger. >> I love you, babe. >> It's okay, Eli. I love you. >> Um, I'm going to follow her. Do you want to transport her to the station? >> Yeah. My car is here though. Do you want to take my >> Okay. Um >> I'm in 2011. I'm right up there. >> I don't know if I want to use that car and I'll just transport her. Does that work with you? >> Okay, that's fine. >> Okay, that's fine. Can I get my phone from there? >> You have the right to tell me what I'm under arrest for. >> Stupid. >> The police officers involved were treated for minor injuries and were taken to the hospital as a precaution by their department. The crash killed two community members, 37year-old Dr. Su John Mia and his 73-year-old father, MD Norm Mia. The front passenger was identified as IKEA King. She was interviewed at the Ham Tramik Police Station by DPD detectives where she admitted to flittering an officer's hand. Charges were requested by Ham Tramik Police for her part in the incident, but denied by the Wayne County Prosecutor's Office. We were unable to find relevant court records for her from this incident in Hand Tramik District, Detroit district or Wayne County Circuit Court. Since this incident, she has been cited for driving with no valid license. She is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. The rear passenger, Elicia, was not charged with any crime and was released to the custody of her parents. According to local media, the unborn child, did not make it. The driver identified as Aaliyah Glenn was charged with two counts of fleeing eluding police causing death, two counts of reckless driving causing death, two counts of operating while license suspended, revoked or denied causing death, and two counts of assaulting police causing injury. She pled no contest and the less serious DWLS and RNO causing injury charges were dismissed. On May 30th, 2025, she was sentenced to 7 to 15 years in state prison and ordered to pay $334 in fines. She will be eligible for release on May 29th, 2032, but could serve until May 29th, 2040. [music]