Ma'am, I'm going to ask you one time and then I'm going to take you out of his vehicle and put you in handcuffs. >> You're going to turn that off because we have cameras right here. >> Yeah, but your cameras aren't for my sake because >> on October 27th in Milton, Florida, a sheriff's deputy pulled over a female driver on Interstate 10. The stop was initiated after she was observed impeding traffic in the left lane. 48. I'm 1097. I'm not crazy about where we're at. Hello. Hey, how you doing? Um, in just a minute when he clears, will you just mind parking over here on this side? We don't the cars. We don't want that. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. No, no. I need you to go here to the right. Okay. >> No, right here. Just right there. Okay. Hey, let me know when the truck after the truck. >> Ambulance. >> Oh, there's ambulance coming. Hang on a second. We're just getting you real quick so we don't end up having somebody hit it and hit us. Hey Jeremiah. Okay, go ahead and go. Go ahead and go. Go ahead. Heat. Heat. Let's get her out of the car. She might already be hiding stuff. She has seat cases hidden on a person. >> Yeah. Let's go ahead and call her back over here and have her Do you have your front seat empty? >> Uh, no I don't. >> Have her step out. You go sit in my car. Yeah, you got room in my uh Let me make sure my front seat back here. You got room over there. >> Okay. I'm confused at what's going on. >> Well, he's going to talk to you while he looks up your information right now. >> Yeah, but I bet like it shouldn't take that long. >> It shouldn't, but right now we can give you a court appearance from not checking. So, he's got to take care of all that. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> You should probably talk to you. >> Sure. >> Talk to you. >> Are you doing okay? >> Yeah. Do you turn that off? >> No. No, I'm not. For my safety, I'm going to leave. >> You're going to turn that off because we have cameras right here. >> Yeah, but your cameras aren't for my safety. >> Ma'am, I'm going to tell you one last time. >> Turn the camera off. Leave your phone here. You can record, but we're not going to have a conversation with somebody else. >> She's not going to speak. She is my >> Put your phone up here. >> Just put it right there. You can keep it on. Just put up there. I don't want it in your hand. Keep her on the phone. Please >> keep her on the phone. There. Same thing with your keys. Put your keys up there. >> Nothing in your hands. >> What? Okay, >> it's I'll be recording. >> It's fine. I just feel safer if somebody other than you is or is with me. >> That's fine. >> Okay. >> But you we just don't want anything in your hands. Okay. >> I don't know how. Sorry. I'm not >> I'm sorry. What? >> You want what? What? >> Spray you. >> Oh, no. Yeah, I know. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, >> you're fine. >> So, why didn't you get your tag? Is it a money thing or what? What's What's going on with that? >> Um, one, I didn't know that you had to change it. Just >> Yeah. You required 30 days. Does you have a Florida license or a >> I just Yeah. And sometimes for the people they don't do the registration because it costs >> well money's tight, you know, but um it goes out on my birthday and so I just was waiting and I had to get my title. >> A lot of people do that. Okay. But it's it's required. Well, yeah, but just because you don't know doesn't mean it's not a law. >> I understand that and I am totally fine with people. >> Okay. >> No, I heard the courthouse is no longer in the courthouse. They moved the >> Yeah, it's right here up on Avalon. Uh, >> you could also do it. Do you live down in Gulf Rice? Down on the south end. You can go to the You can go to the courthouse annex down there. The >> Oh, okay. >> by the zoo. >> Wait, no. I meant like a coordinate that you don't do at the annex, right? >> Oh, no. I thought you were talking about changing your stuff. >> No, I know I can change my stuff. >> Well, he doesn't have to give you that. He can give you a warning for that. >> But the thing is this way it notates it. >> It's in our system. You know that I know and Yeah, >> exactly. We're not trying to jam you over tickets, but we do want to document it. That's fine. I just like when you get pulled out of a vehicle, you know, you never know. >> Well, I mean, we're I don't know if you get pulled out on an interstate. We work the interstate. It's safer >> for us because you saw how he was standing there and I'm standing there. That's not safe for us here. It's less likely we're going to get hit. And it's also safer for you because there's a roll cage in case somebody crashes into us. You're protected. I'm not protected standing out here. >> Yeah. I don't know. You want to hop in the back seat? >> No. It's crowded blacks back there. >> Yeah. Oh yeah. So, um I didn't know that cops um handled the other state. I thought that was state troopers. No. >> See, learning all kinds of new things today. >> Knowledge power. >> Knowledge is power. >> His name is Ford. The officer that pulled me over. Yeah. He's a car. >> Yeah. Guess your last name wasn't like Hyundai or something >> or Armpit. >> It could be Armed. >> There really is an officer in Alabama named Kids. >> Oh. Oh, yeah. I can see it. Well, there's actually a one named Outlaw. I know of a cop named Outlaw. And I know another one called Justice and one with the last name Handcuff. >> Did they change their last names or are they natural? >> That's what they was. Somewhere along the line they got old, >> right? Because you have to say, >> man, >> I stepped in ants. Yeah, you're not internet. >> You can't really like choose where they're from on the internet. Just press. Hey, Morris. Morris. Morris. Yeah. Hey. Oh, sorry. Sorry, Hopkins. I thought it was Morris. Hey, get history. She's got history with us with um narcotics also. She was part of a meth lab investigation. She did not want to get out of the vehicle and was real argumentative about that, taking her phone with this, that, and the other. Coming from Panama City, so that's kind of where we're at with her. >> Who is it? >> I don't know her name. Uh Ford knows her or Ford looked her up and last couple times she's hitting it on her person. >> On her person, right? >> Yeah. Heat up here. We're good. >> Can I ask why you're putting gloves on? cuz I'm going to search your vehicle in a minute. >> Going to come over and explain everything. >> Yeah, I'm sure. >> No, it's cool. Like I knew I knew. >> No. Yeah, >> it's just frustrating. >> Okay, he's going to talk to you real quick. Okay. Yeah. >> Hey, how's it going? >> It's going. >> I hear you. I'm Deputy Hopkins with Santa Rosa. So, um, the dog loaded the odor narcotics in the vehicle. Okay. Is there anything in there you supposed to have? >> There's nothing in there. >> Nothing in there. Anything on you you're not supposed to have? >> No. >> Okay. All right. I'm just going to run down a list of things. This is a simple yes or no. You have a simple yes or no answer. Okay. Any methamphetamine in the vehicle? >> No. >> Any heroin in the vehicle? >> No. They're going off of my past right now. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> No. We're going to turn the phone off if you keep doing that talking back and forth. >> Yeah. Simple. Simple. Simple answer. >> Simple yes or no answer. No heroin? >> No. >> Okay. No MDMA ecstasy? >> No. >> No crack cocaine? >> No. >> No fentanyl? >> No. >> Okay. >> Is it because of my Texas plates? >> No. >> No. >> Well, what's up with your past? What do you mean your past? >> Nothing. >> Huh? Well, it means something if you just brought it up. I've never met I've never met you before. That's why I'm asking. Yeah, my he called you because he looked at my my past records and stuff. >> Okay. Yeah. My daughter. >> Okay. I got you. >> I got you. So, you had just recent narcotic or I mean past narcotic possession. Is that what you're saying? >> Um, yeah. But like >> that's not I'm just I'm just asking. I'm trying to >> That's where my daughter was born. >> Okay. When? Sorry. >> And I completed My daughter was born in 2020. When I completed probation. >> Okay. All right, cool. So, the only reason I ask, I just I just try to get a picture of why I'm out here. Okay. So, all right. So, what I So, what we're going to do, um, just let you know, we have problem across the search vehicle. So, I'm just going to search it real quick and then we're going to have somebody to come search you. Okay. And then, um, as long as everything's good to go, we'll get you out of here. Okay. Sound good? I appreciate it. Thank you. suspicious after the driver failed to check her glove box for registration. Officers requested a K9 unit. Official reports show deputies noted her extreme nervousness and prior narcotics background. Do you think her behavior justified calling the K9 or were officers pushing it? Let us know below. >> Oh, yeah. Argumentative about it, but it's probably on her. If I had to guess, >> any females? >> Yeah. >> Uh uh there were some over in D4. Let me see. >> 48 48. So occupores and everything on her and she's like, "Oh, I don't use narcotics." It's like, okay, whatever. >> Yeah, that's wonder with the rubber gloves for Heat up here. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat up here. A Did she say she works? What does she do? >> She didn't supplies. Rasmate third party maybe. Okay. See all these Did that have her name on anything? >> What's that? >> Does anything have her name on it? Like Vonia Gil or something like that? >> Yeah. Just here. Let me look right here. >> Okay. >> Here. There's We're seizing something there. I don't know. Okay. Maris Henderson. Her glove box is locked. Oh, okay. Let me get her keys from her. No, you need a warrant. >> Ma'am, I'm going to ask you one time and then I'm going to take you out of the vehicle and put you in handcuffs. >> That's fine. You need a warrant. >> Give me your keys now. >> You need a warrant. Call No. Hi. You need a warrant? I know the law. >> Get out of the vehicle. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> You need the warrant. Damn it, >> Farah. They need a warrant. Go ahead and grab your handcuffs. HANDCUFF ON HER >> BECAUSE GET A WARRANT. I know my rights. >> Also checking her sleeves as well. >> Yeah, checking my sleeves cuz I'm hiding all my >> You're going to jail now. >> For what? >> Resisting arrest. >> I'm not resisting arrest. AM I UNDER Why am I under arrest? >> I already told you. Let go of those keys now. >> No. Get off. You need a warrant. >> Let go of those keys now. And just start peeling her fingers open. >> This is Sarah. Call my attorney. >> You [ __ ] need a boy. >> She's got a spray, THOUGH. >> GET OFF ME. >> I THINK IT fell out. Let's go ahead and put it in the back of your car. >> GOD DAMN IT. CAN I JUST >> got her? No. >> Yeah, doesn't matter. Whatever. >> I don't have a camera in mind. I don't know. legal as [ __ ] No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. I know my right. >> [ __ ] DOWN. DO NOT GET IN MY FACE. DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME? >> I'M RIGHT in your face. You need a warrant to [ __ ] you. >> Here's your phone. >> Um, yeah. I do want that. Hey, my babysitter. Hey 48 spots like that. If you would assign 261 a case number that female is going to be 1015. Leave her phone here. Got >> nails. I can't get this damn key out. Got nails. Can't get the damn key out. The damn thing won't come out. There you go. Pull it. She wouldn't give me the registration at She wouldn't open her glove box and look at the registration. >> She looks like she got some rock. >> Yeah. And a gun. >> Is it a mess? >> I think so. I'm not sure. >> We'll take that. I have a thing in the back. We can open that. Go ahead and answer this. We have a clean area. >> So, I didn't call you over there right away because it's crowded with the two of us are right there. >> I was looking cuz I was in there. I'm looking and I'm like, >> are you fighting? >> It was hard for me to get in there. >> Yeah. And the thing is I just didn't want to let go cuz I don't know what she's got where and she just kept trying to grab that. >> Right. I didn't want to get caught up with that spray. >> I'm sorry it took me so long. I didn't want to like >> No, you're all good, bro. >> Trying to sneak in there >> cuz she wasn't going anywhere. >> I was sitting there. I'm like I'm searching her stuff and I'm like, are they like trying to get something from her? >> Good job, dude. >> The driver was charged with resisting with violence and drug possession. Her defense filed a motion to suppress the evidence over prolonged detention, but the judge denied it, resulting in a 270day sentence. Subscribe for more body cam breakdowns.