Hey, I ain't doing nothing. [Music] Yoshica, you know you ain't supposed to be driving. I know. My stomach hurts so bad. I ain't driving no more. I promise. What? Just give me this pass. Who else is in the car? Nobody. All right. Well, real quick, do me a favor. Can you sit back in the car for me real quick? This is a traffic stop. All right. I ain't I ain't did nothing. I got you, but just sit back in the car. All right. Hey, you guys just hang out over there for me. That was just my daughters. I know. I know. Just hang out over there for me. I ain't got nothing. I ain't dead. Okay. Why are you driving? I had to go get some medicine, man. My period. I had to get some ivro some. That's it. Yeah. I ain't did nothing. I ain't got nothing. I ain't going to drive no more. I promise you. Yes, she spam me this time. I ain't gonna drive no more. You know you ain't supposed to be driving. I know you're habitual. You know what that means? It's a felony. But I've been doing good though. I ain't been in trouble really in life. Come on. You and me both know that you No, I'm saying you and me both know you've been driving this car for the last few weeks since I I've been seeing this car and I've been seeing you driving it. I've been giving I probably drove probably like twice. I seen you on Easter. Yes, I was out on Easter. I promise you I ain't going to drive no more. Yes, she just give me this. How's your uh real quick? Just give me this break and I promise you. Well, all right. Where first of all, where are you coming from? Up here the moors. Cuz you were getting medicine. That that that bottle looks old as crap. It ain't old. It ain't nothing but the uh Tylenol. I'll be f I mean my dolls actually what's this pill bottle in the door right there in the door. What's that pill bottle? What? Right here. Oh no, that ain't there. What is it? This is my um It's my It's my bottle. What is it? Just curious. my medication. There ain't nothing. It's empty. Yeah, I Yeah, it's empty. All right. Well, just give me a second, Yoshica, cuz I ain't doing nothing. I'm right here. You know, you ain't supposed to be driving. I know. She's She's Yeah, it's a felony. All right. So, [Music] 23 dispatch. Is there a female officer 108 for a search? Yeah, he will respond to me for dispatch. All right, here's what we're going to do. I'm going let you finish smoking that cigarette, but I got to put you in handcuffs. Why? cuz you're habitual. So you got to take me to jail. I have to. I don't have discretion on felonies. You can't give her a chance. She home. I understand that. But she' been driving the last few weeks since I last Yeah, now you are. But I seen you driving. I've been cut trying to cut you a break. Give me a deal. This last time I promise you. I can't. Once I on here's the thing. Once I initiate a traffic stop on you, I know you're driving the car. For one, the tag is expired still. That's what I stopped your boyfriend for the last time. Whatever he is or tried. Yeah, whatever he is to you. I tried to stop him. Like you're the one who keep coming by. Give me a break. Please. On this. Yes. Give me a break. Yes, she give me this last break. Next time you see me, take me to jail. Last time. This is the third. This is now you you already got I didn't take you to jail last time, but another one of our officers already took you to jail for the same thing. Habitual. How how how does that look to me that you still haven't learned your lesson? I do. I do learn my lesson. I just had to go to It's such a stupid thing to be doing. It's not like, you know, it's so hard. It's not. You just got to go. If you got to go to Moors, freaking get you a I should have walked. Yes. I saw I saw Ricky walking the other day. He learned his lesson. Well, I mean, I don't know. He's probably still driving this thing, too. But I'm just saying, y'all, he ain't driving no more. Can you just cut us some slack? He ain't driving. He ain't driving that. What's What's he up to nowadays? Same thing. Well, he working and stuff still at uh what's it that boat place? I can't It's a It's a felony. I can't I don't have I don't have discretion for felonies. Listen, it's already 1:40 in the morning or 12:40 in the morning. I say it ain't 1:40. It's 12:40 in the morning. You'll bond down in the morning. I I can't I can't for felonies. She I can't off though. I'll tell you this though. Well, is your mom here? Does she Yeah. Your mom stays here? Yeah. This house. Okay. Cuz I'll tell you what I will do. I'm not going to tow the car. Technically, I'm supposed to tow the car. I'm not going to tow the car. You're at your house. This is your mom's car. As long as I can get the okay from your mom. She in there to leave the car here. Can you get Can you get her? She's not going to come out. She kind of disabled, so she uh you come talk to her. She right now. Yeah. Yeah, I'll talk to her. Um I don't I don't Well, no, not right now. I'll talk to her before we leave. But I can't keep doing this. I know. It's so stupid. It's so stupid. I know. I can't. Those my daughters. I know. I know. I met them last time. Just give me give me a break. She I can't. We scrape. I know. Please. But here's the thing. If if if Combmes was here, too, he'd do the same thing. We have to. We don't have discretion when it comes to felonies. Take me to jail. He would. I'm telling you, he would. He said it's fine. All right. Well, well, I'm let I'm let you you finish your cigarette first. Okay. Well, let me give here. Take the keys. Take the phone. Is there um Do you want them to take your necklace or is that going to go with you? Oh, no. Everything go with you. All right. I know. Can you un log it real quick? I have to I gotta I gotta search this part of the car because that's where she was driving. Just just the driver said it ain't nothing. But I can tell you right now I got a joint weed. Well, that's marijuana. If that's all it is, then it's not a big deal, but doesn't it? You got to take me. Yes, I do. Can you finish your cigarette? It's unlock. I know. I I I got Let you finish cigarette first. I thought she was sleeping. Give her the keys. That's That's your mom. Yeah. Okay. All right. Come here. Sounds good. You'll be You'll be out in the morning. And but I just love I shouldn't walk to the store. Well, Yoshica, I hope now you do walk to the store. Okay. Try to give you the benefit of the doubt, but just hang out with her real quick. I'm just going to search the driver's side. 34 106 black female 10:15. [Music] It ain't nothing, sir. I think what I told you. I know. I know. I had to look anyways. I know. Yeah. Yeah. What's your mom's name? Miss Doll. She right there. Miss Miss Doll. Yep. Baby doll. Miss Doll. Is this dog Is this dog friendly? No, not at all. Get him by his by his car. I don't know how. Miss Miss Doll, are you are you okay with your car being here? All right. So, what's the charge? Is the driving charge? Yeah. She'll be able to bond out in the morning. Okay. Maybe. I mean, she's been arrested for the same thing multiple times now. So, she'll most likely have a bond and it probably won't be much. [Music] I ain't got nothing to do. You still got a turkey, you know. This is everybody. Even though you say you don't have anything on you, anything that you get in your house to jail is an extra felony. So, I just want you to make sure that whether it's inside of you or I got Oh, you were going in the store. [Music] Okay, Jones. Oh, [ __ ] I got to put these on you. All right. Muting, I think. I don't even know how to freaking work this camera. Nope. I just turned my lights off. I don't know what that means. You just hold the up button for like two seconds. Yes. What's that? What? My name is Officer Gaines. Oh, okay. Okay. Yes, ma'am. Where you seen her driving? What's that? Where you seen her driving? So, when I turn when I turned the corner, she was pulling up to your guys' house and you got her. Yeah. You couldn't let her go in the house? No. the car. Okay. Okay, that's good. All righty. Byebye. Bye-bye. Um, and just do the um citation or warning for the expired tag. And then obviously make sure you do the citation for habitual and then you just put arrested. Yeah, I think we have to do the citation, right? For habitual. Yes. Uh, no, you don't have to. I think I used to think that, too. You don't have to. But yeah, cuz it's for habitual. It's just going to be arrested. Yeah. Yeah. And so I I believe you can just do a warning for tag. Yoshica, we're going to give you a warning for the tag. You're not going to get a citation for that. So, you're just getting arrested for the habitual. You got to get your tag fixed. Well, now you can't drive. But still Still can't drive, but Can you feel the AC back there? Oh, all right. I'll turn it I'll turn it on or up.