Some lose control right at the airport. >> Okay, I'm [ __ ] I'm [ __ ] bleeding right now. You want to check my [ __ ] so you can see? I'm in pain. >> Some scream for help, BUT NO ONE LISTENS. >> TASER. TASER. >> I'M PREGNANT. >> SIT DOWN. SIT DOWN. >> I'M PREGNANT. >> I DON'T CARE. WHEN police brutality reaches its peak, I need you to sit up and do your feet. >> LOOK WHAT YOU'RE DOING. >> STOP. >> I'M IN PAIN. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> WHAT? I JUST TOLD YOU I'M IN PAIN. I'M IN LABOR. DON'T you see that? >> Some of them assume the worst. >> [ __ ] ticket that I had the right to be on a plane. Did she show you that or you did not give a [ __ ] You didn't give a [ __ ] Are you [ __ ] her? Are you [ __ ] her? >> For others, it became the worst. >> What the hell did you do? >> What the hell? >> Four women, all pregnant. >> This officer just tried to kill me and you guys had me in the back. >> Four cops. One disturbing pattern. >> You will give me your license or I WILL ARREST YOU. ME OUT AND YOU PUT ME ON THIS GROUND AND I'M PREGNANT, you're going to get charged. >> These are the top four pregnant women versus the cops. >> We start with this woman, Julysa Bergos. It was November 2020 in Miami. Julysa Bergos was waiting for her Uber. She was quickly finishing her cigarette before her ride arrives. That's when a bit of ash landed on a patrol car, and she didn't think much of it. She sat down on the sidewalk outside of Valero gas station until Officer Miguel Hernandez came storming over. >> Come here. You're going to go back to my car and you're going to clean that or you're going to go to jail. Get out. Now you piss me off. Get up. >> Get up. >> Get up. Get up. >> What's your arrest? >> Get up. >> Where's your warrant for arrest? >> Okay. You're going to go back to my car. >> I need to see your warrant. >> You're going to go back to my car and you're going to clean it. His partner pulled up and suddenly it wasn't just one cop anymore. It was two officers facing a 20-year-old. >> I'm 20 years old. >> You got gloves on. >> She got a cigarette and she went to my car. >> Right there. She got my Uber and he's doing this to me. >> You got to go back to my car. >> You're going to go back. >> Officer Miguel Hernandez was fuming. He barked at her to clean it right away and that's when she tells them she was pregnant. You going to clean that? >> Let me ask you a question. >> You got You got extra gloves on. >> I'm pregnant. He's bothering me. >> Okay. You're going to go back to my car. You're going to clean what you did. Get up. >> What? >> The cigarette that you broke. Let's go. >> Oh my god. Stop. Don't touch me. >> Get up. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Stop. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Get up. Get up. >> Get up there. >> Get up. You're going to go to my car. You do that right now. Get up. It wasn't a serious matter, but for officer Hernandez, it hit his ego hard. Maybe the way she flicked it rubbed him the wrong way. Maybe she did it intentionally, but even then, nothing justified this. The officers were clearly overstepping, and Julysa knew it, too. After all, she was a lawyer. >> My stuff, bro. You're not allowed to do that. >> Get up on you. >> Get up. >> The police on you. I can't >> get up. I know. >> Get up and clean it. Here up and do that. Clean that. Get up and clean that. >> Disgusting. >> Get up and clean that. >> That's how you're going to get up and clean my car. Let's go. Get up and clean for my car. Now you're going to go and clean up for my car. You're going to go clear from my car. Let's go. >> Julysa did get up, but not to clean the patrol car, but to walk away. >> So, you're going to go back to my car and clean that. Let's go. >> You know what? You're going to go to jail so fast you can be a criminal. Come here. >> For what? >> For for for vandalizing. >> Touch me. >> Get to the car. Get to the car and pick that up. >> You want to go to jail for vandalizing? >> Go to the car cleaning. Let's go. >> You Let's talk about that. >> Yeah. >> Oh, wow. >> That's right. I'm going to clean it. You're going to clean it. Let's go. >> Yeah. No, you do care. >> Let's go. >> Touch me. >> Touch me. Let go. I'm walking. Let go. Let go. >> Resist me. >> Yes, because you're not you're oppressing for no reason. Get away from me. >> All they wanted was to make her submit to their authority, but she stood her ground, refusing to be crushed by their power trip. >> You want to resist me? >> Help me. Get away from me. >> Get away from me. >> Go, Petina. Relax, >> Petina. Let's go. >> Get away from me. >> You're going to peanut. Come here. >> Help me. >> I need you to sit up and you can relax. >> Sit. >> First they wanted her to get up. Now they wanted her to sit. No wonder she is screaming for help. >> Help me. Help me. >> Are you going to go? >> Get away from me. Get away from me. Get away from me. Get away from me. Help me. Help me. I'm pregnant. Help me. >> STOP RESISTING. RESISTING. Jesus Christ, >> stop resisting. >> That's when officer Hernandez twisted her arm a little too hard. All under the guise of putting on the handcuffs. >> Help me. He's breaking my arm. Help me. Help me. Help me. [Music] Help me. Break my arm. Stop it. Stop it. He's breaking my arm. >> No, I'm not breaking. >> He's breaking my arm. >> No. Vandalizing my car. >> The officers finally cuffed her. >> You're the one that began this. >> You began telling me to leave, but I was trying to take a break. >> You're a terrible person, man. Give me a Can you get my stuff? >> Yeah, we were pregnant. >> She's not resisting anymore, but the way the officer hauls her toward the cruiser is clearly an excessive use of force. [ __ ] >> Hey, go back. Go back. I think they're back. Right now, >> what's wrong with her, bro? >> Once inside the patrol car, she starts to panic. [Music] >> Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. >> Calm down. [Music] >> Don't break my car. >> Then Jula spat at Hernandez. And what happened next is hard to watch. >> Don't spit my >> What the hell did you do? Hey, friend. >> She was handcuffed, couldn't even brace her fall. Her head hit the pavement, and she was knocked out cold, unconscious. Even his partner couldn't believe what he'd just done. People nearby started to gather. 7317. Mommy, have fire rescue. >> You didn't have to do it. >> You should have the door. You should have got the she was there. 1718 respond, please. >> Photos taken afterward showed the damage to her face. Julysa filed a formal complaint, but before the review even began, both officers resigned. Hernandez got to walk away, and that's what hurts the most. He should have been fired. As that chapter came to an end, a new one began. This time, not on the streets of Miami, but at the Orlando International Airport. It was late on September 19th, 2021, just after 11:30 p.m. when a fight broke out at gate 28, the Spirit Airlines terminal. Dispatch reported that a woman had hit one of the gate agents. >> She did everything. I want I want to help you. Okay, >> that's it. >> And I have my password. >> At the scene, gate agent Yashira Bruno Garcia quickly identified Victoria Ramirez Aorio and said she wanted to press charges. >> All right, witness. >> Judge, that's the problem with cops. I'm a myself. That's a problem. As a cop, we judge one side. So don't judge. Listen to me and let me show you. But I'm not lying. I'm going show you everything that you are. I'm a cop. I'm a veteran. So I'm going show you my paperwork and I'm going to show you. Don't judge one side. Okay? Do not judge. I'm pregnant. I've been here since I risk my life for this fight. And I'm going to show you my >> I carry construction. >> Girl didn't like me. She had an attitude with me. You know what? She told the guy, "I'm going to give you my phone. You have to go outside." He go, "You know what? She's not getting [Applause] a power." >> She's pregnant and tired of waiting, but tonight she's not boarding the flight. >> You're not going to grab You're not going to fly. So, uh, >> you're not going to fly. Why? Because they're not going to allow it. They don't want to. Why? >> Because they said so. It doesn't matter. We have to go now. >> I'll pay for it. >> Ma'am, I paid for it. >> Driver's license. And we need to go now. >> All right. But >> if you do not do this, I do not want to put you in handcuff. >> All right. But I paid for it. >> Understood. We talk about that. Driver's license. Let's go. >> I just want to have I'm going to go, but I just have one. I'm going to go I just have one question. >> So, you need to tell me that it's okay for someone to say, "You know what? I don't want to hear my flag. >> Let's go now. Come with me. Thank you. We can talk. I'll do >> Thank you. Appreciate you. Appreciate your cooperation. All right. [Music] [Applause] Got you. I said God got you. God got you. God got you. God got you. >> Keep coming. Keep coming. >> God got you, baby. Don't worry. >> Don't worry. God. >> The woman she'd just threatened was the gate agent, Garcia. It all started when Ramirez walked up asking for a new seat, and Garcia immediately caught the smell of alcohol on her. She went ahead and changed the seat, but told Ramirez she'd have to board last. That's when Ramirez snapped and started cursing and calling her names. Now officers are escorting her out, but that too didn't go as planned. >> I It's going to be surprising to see them still left right there >> with a [ __ ] minimum jobs there. >> And I make over 100k a year. So it's okay. I'll just be right here cuz I I got to No, no, we got to go to the office. I got to pee. I got to pee and I'm going to pee. >> You got to pee? >> Yeah. And you want to know what? >> You going to pee here? >> It doesn't matter. >> Listen, we need to go to the office. Let's go. >> Come on. >> I got to pee. >> Yeah. Hold on. There's There's a There's a restaurant. >> I've been very patient with you. >> You're going to ask me about my rice. >> Okay. >> I'm in office. I'll talk to you in the office. I make 120. I make 120 years ago. I'm not going to pick it up. >> Get your manager to tell me that I need to go there. >> Go to the bathroom here. >> It's okay. Get your I 12. >> I make 120,000 a year. Get to a manager or an attorney that can tell me to go to your office because you just wrongfully got me out of the plane. I need you to come with me. I can sue you. I need get your get your manager in your office. Okay. So, get your manager to sit right here and tell me, you know what? You need to get over here. >> I'm giving you a love of command. >> It's okay. You Listen, feel it to comply. >> It's going to be charging. We're resisting. >> Before officers even got there, Garcia had already denied her boarding, but Ramirez pushed past the gate door anyway. When Garcia tried to stop her, Ramirez shoved her hard into the jet bridge wall. The crew, seeing what was going on, quickly sealed the aircraft door before she could get inside. That enraged Ramirez, and she hit Garcia and another passenger on the head. Luckily, neither of them was seriously hurt. When officers warned her she could be arrested if she didn't listen, that's when she suddenly remembered she was pregnant. >> You understand what I'm saying? >> I'm pregnant and I can sue this [ __ ] >> OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD. I'M IN PAIN. >> Oh my god. OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD. I'M [ __ ] LICKING. I'm licking. I'm licking. I'm licking. Oh my god. I think I'm losing my baby. I'm losing my baby. I'm [ __ ] losing my baby. >> Oh my [ __ ] god. Oh my god. I'm losing my baby. This is a spirit and it's [ __ ] the am I losing? I'm losing my baby. I'm losing my baby. Oh my god. Call the [ __ ] ambulance, [ __ ] What the [ __ ] are you looking at me? You don't see my child coming out? Look at I'm losing my baby. I'm losing my >> car. >> Lord, please give me the strength to record the murders of my kid. >> Record the [ __ ] >> Give me the >> All right, I got a I got an endless gun coming to check in. >> All right. Even though it was pretty clear she was faking, the officers still called for an ambulance. But then suddenly she removed her pants. I'm NY [ __ ] You wanted to do [ __ ] show. Come and look. I'm outside. Come and look. I'm outside. >> You just Are you Are you there right now? Do you need another unit? >> There's three of us now. >> Eventually, you're going to have to take 15 at some point. >> You want to lay down? for um I'm I need to get some paperwork for the attendant. >> You choose us. I will [ __ ] those units. I'm having to my car as well. >> She don't know what it is to be a mother. >> Can you bring a u a statement in a uh [ __ ] sit out of you? I'm going s the [ __ ] out of you, my son. >> It's clear she's furious that the cops sided with Garcia instead of her. What she doesn't realize is that several passengers saw her hit not just one but two people. >> You know what she said? I don't [ __ ] like you. I don't think you're pretty enough. You shouldn't even get on this plane. And you know what she did? She did just die. And you both you bo. Do you feel stupid? Do you feel [ __ ] stupid anytime any type of will or [ __ ] hell? How how she just sit there and manipulated the system? Well, you know what? My daughter wanted me to be a cop cuz y'all wanted me shoot her [ __ ] racist friends neighbors. Go to [ __ ] jail. You stupid ass. You [ __ ] You pay for nothing. You're [ __ ] dumb. You're dumb. You're useless. And I hope that [ __ ] lifts and you're [ __ ] the rest of your head. Okay, you hot. Let that girl get raped by [ __ ] men just because you wanted to take her side. You wanted to take her side because you thought I was like Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. You [ __ ] [ __ ] I [ __ ] hate you. I hate you. I hate all of you cops. That's why I didn't became a cop. Because you guys are useless. Because you guys just take anybody [ __ ] work. You don't even know how to be a [ __ ] real cop. You don't even know how [ __ ] defend of real people. You let that [ __ ] with the [ __ ] mom and the grandma when she was the one here laughing with her [ __ ] coworker saying it's okay. I don't like her. Let her [ __ ] come. You know how long it's been here for me to be here in this [ __ ] airport? Do you [ __ ] know? Do you know? Answer my [ __ ] question. Do you know how long I've been here? >> Do you know how long I've been here, [ __ ] >> I've been here since [ __ ] 9:00 and you DIDN'T DO A [ __ ] >> If you need 24 hours, let me know and I'll break from here. >> 9:00 [ __ ] this [ __ ] has available. That's abuse of [ __ ] power. >> When neither the cops nor the bystanders reacted, she took it up a notch and started stripping even more. >> Ask about me. Ask about me who came into this [ __ ] airport. Ask about who I got in this in this in this bat. Ask you know, you know what? Or don't care. >> 182 punish people like you. I want to go home. Okay. >> Stop [ __ ] recording me and get me home. >> Are you come down? >> I want to go home. >> Did you want to tell me what happened in there? >> You not not hear it? >> No. >> Did you not not hear it? >> No. >> You have a [ __ ] [ __ ] in there that's abusing her power. >> What did she do? Tell me. >> What did she do? I had a flight for 910 this morning. I missed my flight because I have a police report. The Uber got into a car accident. I got here at 11:15. The guy Osper, change my flight. And he said, "Victoria, you got to fly at 12:48." I said, "Okay, you got to go to [ __ ] Orlando." And they're from Orlando, you go to [ __ ] um Sano for [ __ ] almost 6 hours. Long story short, I get to my flight and this [ __ ] says, "You know what? I don't [ __ ] like you. >> I don't like you. That's exactly what you said. I don't like you." And I said, "Okay, what is that to go to?" Mind you, I came over there. I said, "Hey, is there a [ __ ] way?" And I didn't even say, "Hey, is there a way that I can upgrade my seat >> to a [ __ ] I was all the way in the back." She goes, "No, there's no seats." I said, "Okay." And I said, "Which place I was 56?" >> I said, "Okay, no problem. If you find anything, >> let me know. I'll pay for it." I just paid [ __ ] $120. You can check my records. I pay $120 to come over here for the front seat. >> So I said, "Listen, you know, I'm pregnant." >> She goes, "Okay, I'm like, "Whatever. I don't think Natan is wrong because I don't know this [ __ ] I don't know this [ __ ] dumbass [ __ ] I don't know her. Then here comes his coworker, her coworker that's sitting there, the gay guy, and said, "Listen, I'm going to tell you right now, you're not going to get in any seat. You might as well get in your seat." I said, "What do you mean?" He goes, "There's >> pulled it down herself." >> Sorry. What? >> She pulled it down herself. >> Yeah, because I'm [ __ ] having a baby. Okay. I'm [ __ ] I'm [ __ ] bleeding right now. You want to check my [ __ ] so you can see? I'm in pain. >> Hold on, ma'am. We're going to have the medics come take a look at you. >> It doesn't matter. So, I told her, "Listen, I'm in pain. I'm supposed to be left at 12:00 p.m. today in the afternoon." >> She said she didn't like me and now, >> okay, >> here I am. >> She even claims to have a recording of the flight staff ridiculing her. >> I have a recording. >> I have a recording saying she I mean laugh it. >> She's not going to get a fight. We'll see. She's pregnant. >> You think that's professional? >> No. We have >> And you think it's professional that you went along with it without even hear? >> No. You hear my sign after the fact? You didn't say, "Hold on, lady. Let me hear this [ __ ] You decided to hear this [ __ ] after a [ __ ] my son is [ __ ] dead right now." That's when you decided to hear this [ __ ] >> Is it Victoria, right? >> She denied hitting her completely. Did you actually put her hands on her? Because >> I didn't. >> No. >> You can see the C. There's scammers in there. >> That's the beauty of [ __ ] this world. There are skimmers. I did it. >> She tried to grab me and I said, "Get over me." And I went straight and I said, "You know what? I'm getting in this [ __ ] flight because I have a seat. Why see?" And she started laughing. She said, "I bet you won." >> That's exactly what she said. And you guys didn't do [ __ ] >> She warns them. The officers have no idea who they're dealing with. >> I have a I have a hint of Yeah. >> I'm a spiritual person. So you don't know that you don't know that you [ __ ] with her. >> Okay. >> So you better pray when you go to sleep at night. >> Are you threatening? >> No, I'm not training you, but I'm telling you pray to forgive you. I I want you to pray to forgive you for judge people. Pray pray >> to forgive you for judge people without knowledge in the camera. Hey, tell your officers to pray to forgive them >> for judging people without knowledgeable. >> Hey Victoria, do you take any medications? >> That's what I'm going to say. Don't talk [ __ ] Have you been diagnosed with any? >> Don't ask me [ __ ] I'm gonna wait for the doctor. I want to make sure that my my ultrasound is good, my son is good, so I can go home. >> And if the threats weren't enough, she accused the officer of sleeping with Garcia. >> Did she tell you I had a ticket? Did she tell you that my ticket is right here? Look at my [ __ ] ticket. Look at my [ __ ] ticket. Did she tell you that that's my [ __ ] ticket? That I had the right to be in a plane? Did she show you that? Oh, you did not give a [ __ ] You didn't give a [ __ ] Are you [ __ ] her? Are you [ __ ] her? Because as far as I know, I had a ticket to be in the flight, and you did not care. >> Airport rescue and fire personnel were called in. And a sergeant arrived to help. But Ramirez's behavior only grew worse. She refused to speak with medics, kept shouting, and wouldn't calm down despite repeated attempts. The girl that's pregnant is recording. That's a [ __ ] $700 phone that I'm paying and I'm letting you break it. I'm letting you break it. That's a [ __ ] $200,000 $2,000 [ __ ] laptop and I'm letting you break it because it's mine. I paid for that [ __ ] So, I want you to look at it. You know what? You know what they said? You want to know what they said? >> Oh, >> Victoria, can you shut the [ __ ] up AND LET ME HEAR WHAT I SAID? You know what they said? You know what they said? >> She kept repeating the same thing, but when she tried to walk off in that state, the officers had to restrain her. >> Oh, I don't like her. It's okay. She got to get a flight. Really? >> Victoria, calm down. I heard you now. You said it to me twice. I heard you. >> You're under arrest. Put her >> Victoria Ramirez was eventually charged with battery and disorderly intoxication, both misdemeanors. After the chaos at Orlando International Airport, another confrontation would soon test the limits of law enforcement. This time on the streets of Palm Bay, where a routine traffic stop spiraled far beyond control. It started when 38-year-old Tamara Hatcher was pulled over for driving without insurance. >> Ex-girlfriend, whatever, she said she's register owner as well on the vehicle, but it's only showing him. So, I know she val, but there's no insurance. >> Tamara was trying to reach her ex-boyfriend, but he isn't picking up. >> I'm calling him right now to get the insurance. So, >> you're doing what? >> Calling him right now to get the insurance. >> Okay. >> Information. >> All right. As he leaned in to talk to her, the officer noticed something. >> Like I stuck my head in. It smells like it's >> like burn. She's >> see the ashes and like the um black and mild wrappers on the center console area. >> The officer then informs her why she could get a ticket. >> So Raz of right now it's showing that you're not in the regular owner of the vehicle. It's showing Kim, correct? So, >> I pull up. >> Well, hear me out. He's been suspended for financial responsibilities probably because of an insurance issue for not having insurance. Okay. Um, we have no insurance on file. There's no proof of it. So, it's leading towards the insurance doesn't exist on the vehicle, which is a problem regarding to anybody driving the vehicle. >> Tamara pushed back saying if he hadn't paid, then why should she be the one getting the ticket? They're showing him as the uh phone. So, and then driving by with this dark vehicle thinking there's him driving the vehicle. So, pull pull you over to you. However, there's no insurance on the vehicle. >> If she is right, this can all go away for $10 filing fee later. >> If she does have proof of insurance that she could bring it to the clerk within what is it 10 days and she could have it dismissed for a $10 filing fee. >> But driving an uninsured vehicle isn't the only problem here. When officers ran her ex-boyfriend's tag, they found more violations. >> Is that him on FaceTime with you? >> No, that's my son because I was supposed to be picking them up. >> Oh, >> yeah. So, there's two stops on it. One for the financial responsibility, which probably be the insurance, and then one for unpaid tolls. >> Unpaid toll. >> Yeah. So, they suspended the registration as well. So, there's a stop on the registration and then another stop for the uh for the DMV for the financial responsibility is what they call it. Yeah, but today is the weekend. I, you know, I live right down the road, like I explained to him, >> it doesn't matter. Like he's explained to you a couple times, if you can't show us that the vehicle's in not, if it's insured, if we don't have proof of insurance, we have to take it at face value. >> That's why you have to have proof of insurance upon stop. It's upon request, not upon let me call 17 people and figure it out. >> According to Tamara, they just moved and maybe the insurance papers were sent to the old address. It's just a small error. >> I just moved here in December. That's my name. >> So, they would provide the registered owner notice to whatever address is on your driver's license. And now that's another issue if you guys didn't update your driver's license within 30 days, your registration or license. That's another law. You have to update it because then you don't get correspondence. And it's not their problem if you don't keep your stuff up to date and you miss their ticket for and then we have time to fix it if there was an error. That's what I thought the hard work was. >> No, I don't even know if they impound your vehicle and charge you all this money to get it out just for some insurance. Like >> it's because insurance is very important because if you were to not have insurance and strike another car, >> that's what I'm expecting. >> Well, there is no error. The the only error was the fact that you guys didn't do what you're supposed to by updating it. That's not the state's fault. >> I'm co owner. That's why the tag is still registered. >> With that many violations, they can't just let her go with a warning. >> Well, you still trying to give us the proof of insurance. >> So, I said I can't get a hold of him. You're saying that I should have had it upon. This is like, but everybody else I have kids waiting. You know, I have things that >> doesn't mean she doesn't have it before. Just >> I didn't say I didn't have it. I said I can't get a hold of the registered owner of the vehicle. >> The officers decide to impound the vehicle until the owner pays. >> She doesn't want to argue, too. She just wants to give an excuse for everything. She's not listening. We just make her walk. Give her a citation. >> He can go. He can go pick it up. >> The officer gave her the bad news. And that's when she admits to everything. >> And she's like, "Well, I'm waiting for my phone to charge. I can call the insurance company right now and have it insured in like two minutes." >> So now she can have it insured. >> Yeah. She's saying, "I can call them and I got to find I want to know what's going on >> because it's not insured. I'd be towing it, right? No proof insurance." And and >> I would I wouldn't [ __ ] I would just be like tow it and [ __ ] good luck. >> Yeah. >> You could show proof of insurance, which she doesn't have. When officers inform her she can't do that anymore, Tamara demands to speak with their supervisor. >> Coming. >> Could you say 10:12? She's all upset. She's like flipping out. >> She want to request a supervisor. >> That's fine. >> Um I'm going to start writing it. >> Sounds good. >> Yeah. All right, let's go ahead and step back here and stand by the car until he's finished. >> What? >> Cuz I'm telling you to get out of the car. Get out of the car. You're going to be placed under arrest if you don't exit the car. for resisting. Step out of the vehicle. It's being towed. Step out of the vehicle. >> He's coming. You need to step out of the vehicle. Ma'am, get out. She won't get out of the car. She just locked it. The supervisor is coming. You need to get out of the car. You are under arrest. Step out of the car. Tamara had called 911. She is completely ignoring the officer outside while cooking up stories on 911. [Music] Well, now she's going to go to jail for resisting. >> Ma'am. [Music] Ma'am. Do not call 911 or you'll be arrested for that, too. Okay, you have one last opportunity. 274, can you advise them she's calling 911? Open the door. >> Open the door. Hey, fella, come over here. We're going to bust the drag out. Get out of the car. You're under arrest. >> She's on 911. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, this is your last opportunity to open the door. The moment the glass shattered, she hit the gas. What started as a simple traffic stop had just escalated to resisting arrest and now fleeing and eluding. Officers followed her. She drove recklessly, speeding, crossing into the wrong lane to pass cars, but officers stayed on her tail and caught up to her right at her driveway. >> She's I just caught up to her in Sanford. She pulled into a driving uh driveway. She was under arrest and she pulled off. >> Nope. Stop. Stop. STOP. STOP. ON THE [ __ ] GROUND. >> GET DOWN. GET DOWN. GET DOWN. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. STOP. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> STOP. >> WHAT'S going on? WHY DO YOU HAVE >> You're under arrest for fleeing and eluding. >> You got me. You sold >> and reckless driving, resisting arrest. >> You are full of it. You are full of it. >> You are full of it. >> You are full of it. >> Good job. You just turned a citation to a felony. >> Good job. >> Guess what? YOU JUST LOST YOUR BADGE. YOU JUST LOST YOUR BADGE. YOU JUST LOST YOUR BADGE. >> Get what? >> You just left. You just lost your license. >> Tamara refuses to get in the patrol car. Why? Because she just got into labor. >> Get his hands off of me. They just made me go into [ __ ] labor. Get your hands off. Get your hands off. Get your hands off me. >> NO. YOU DIDN'T KNOW WHAT THEY just did. >> I NEED AN AMBULANCE. I NEED AN AMBULANCE. I'm bleeding. >> How can I say now? I'm in pain. >> Call. [Music] >> NO. STOP. I JUST TOLD YOU I'M PREGNANT. >> SIT DOWN. >> I CANNOT SIT DOWN. I just >> She needs an ambulance and their supervisor. >> Get the [ __ ] away. >> Stop talking to THEM LIKE THAT. THEY WANT YOU TO GO TO JAIL. >> THEY WANT YOU TO [ __ ] JAIL. >> THEY JUST TRYING TO KILL ME. I CANNOT. I'M IN PAIN. >> I'M IN PAIN. >> LOOK WHAT YOU'RE DOING. >> STOP. >> I'm in pain. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> PUT YOUR HAND. >> WHAT? I JUST TOLD YOU I'M IN PAIN. I'M IN LABOR. DON'T YOU SEE THAT? >> Sit down. >> No, I cannot. I cannot. NO. I DON'T WANT YOU AROUND ME OR ON ME. >> SIT DOWN. IT doesn't matter what you want. Sit down. >> THESE CUFFS ARE TOO TIGHT. I TOLD YOU I'M IMPREGNATED. You need TO SIT DOWN. >> NO, I CANNOT. I'M IN PAIN. I JUST TOLD YOU THAT. >> SIT DOWN. >> Are you recording? >> Sit down. >> Are you recording? >> Sit down in the car. >> Are you recording? >> Are you recording? SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. >> SIT DOWN. >> Go to the other side. >> Record. >> Record. >> Get your hands off of me. >> Get in the damn car. >> Get your hands off of me. >> Get in the car. >> GET YOUR HANDS OFF OF ME. >> GET in the car. >> If you don't get your hands off of me, >> you need to get in the car. >> If you don't get your hands off of me, If you care about, you're going to get in the car. >> I just told y'all making this very hard. >> These are hurting. >> We will get an ambulance for you. You sit in the car. >> I CAN'T SIT DOWN. I'M IN PAIN. >> SIT DOWN. >> I CAN'T. >> I JUST TOLD YOU I'M IN PAIN. >> SIT DOWN. >> WHERE IS THE SUPERVISOR? WHERE IS THE SUPERVISOR? >> SIT DOWN. >> WHERE IS MEDIC? >> Sit down. >> Where is medic? >> Where is medic? Where is medic? Stop. >> Where is the medics? >> Sit down. >> Where are the medics? >> So why do you keep letting them handle me? >> Why do you keep letting them handle me? >> You're under arrest. Sit down. >> For what? >> You are under arrest. >> For what? >> You don't call the shots. Sit down. >> You just tried to kill me. >> No. At a traffic from a traffic stop. >> No. You just tried to kill me. >> You were under arrest and you PULLED AWAY. >> THAT'S FINE. I need a medic. So why are you doing all this? >> Sit down. >> I cannot. YOU JUST MADE ME GO A NIGHT. >> I can't sit down. No, I cannot >> sit down. The medics will come to you. >> Stop. My hands are uncomfortable. What are you doing, >> dude? Just sit down. >> What are you doing? >> I cannot. >> It's too hot in here. I >> sit down, >> dude. What are you doing? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> TRYING TO TURN AROUND. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> STOP. Sit down. >> The cuffs are too tight. I'm in pain and you're keeping me. >> Can you get her in, please, so we can get her out of here? >> No, I need a medic. We will get you medical. >> NO, I DON'T TRUST YOU. NO, I need a medic. >> I NEED A MEDIC. >> GET OUT OF MY FACE. >> Get out of my face, dude. >> What are you doing? >> [ __ ] problems, man. >> Hey, grab her. >> Come on. Can we get house? I'm going to call 911. >> Fell, [ __ ] >> What the [ __ ] the [ __ ] OFF ME, BRO? >> YOU guys need to back up. Back up over there to the car. >> I need a medic. >> Sit down in the car. >> I need a medic. >> No, keep learning side. >> I got All right. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> I NEED A MEDIC. >> [ __ ] hell. >> Inside the car, the chaos continued. >> Where's the medics? Where is the paramedics? >> They don't teleport. They're on their way. >> Where is the medics? >> Yes, sir. Bring the window down. >> That's when the supervisor arrives. >> Where's the medics? They're coming. >> This officer just tried to kill me and you guys had me in the back of his car. >> I do not feel safe. I do not feel safe. >> Well, you're perfectly fine. >> No, I'm not cuz I can't breathe. I'm pregnant. He just slammed me on the door, busted out my window, all kind of stuff. >> Okay, >> this is ridiculous. That's crazy. He is He better have his body cam on. I swear to God, >> he better have his body cam on. He's losing his job. He didn't lose his job. Tamara, however, was charged with resisting arrest and fleeing at high speed with disregard for safety. Tamara's meltdown in Florida was chaos of her own making. But just a few states over in New Jersey, Nurilia Laurent's story turned that chaos around. This time, it was the officer who went too far. In Boca Raton, a domestic disturbance call brought officer Matthew McNichol to Congress Avenue where a car was parked inside when Aurelia Laurent, her boyfriend Harry Hardy, and her three little kids in the back seat. They said they don't need cops. Everything's good. >> If everything's good, if everything's good, why are we getting all kinds of phone calls? >> Because we're having a dispute. What? Okay. You're having dudes in public in in my city. That's why. >> In your city. >> Yeah. My city. The city of Boca Raton. >> Okay. >> So, we're getting calls and we have a child out here and it's been going on for 15 minutes. For 15 minutes, we're getting calls on you two. >> My calling. >> Well, it had one thing to do with you in front of the car pounding on the hood that I saw. So, why is that happening? >> Cuz I was trying to get in the car. What? I didn't call you. She didn't call you. So, what what did you need with me? >> I need your ID. I'm not giving you my idea. >> Well, you're not leaving. >> Okay. >> Officer McNichol is confrontational from the get-go, and it only escalated as he barks at a 5 months pregnant Laurent. >> Ma'am, I need your ID, please. >> My mom is almost here. I'll wait for my >> No, you're not going to wait for your mom. You're operating a motor vehicle in my city on the sidewalk. You're going to give me a motor vehicle license. Driving is a privilege in the state of Florida. And you WILL GIVE ME, MA'AM, YOU WILL GIVE ME YOUR LICENSE, PLEASE. >> I'M PARKED. >> You're parked on the side. This is a driveway. Give me >> ma'am. >> I'm yelling. >> Stop talking over me. >> Why is you yelling? Matter of fact, you came up real aggressive. >> What is you yelling for? >> I need your license. Ma'am, >> she ain't got to give you her license. >> I don't have to give a call. >> Call you. >> You will give me your license or I WILL ARREST YOU. >> And you put me on this ground and I'm pregnant. You're going to get charged. >> Ma'am, I need to see your license right now. >> Pregnant. >> I need to see your license. >> I need to see your license. >> Call you. >> You are blocking. You are blocking a true bear. Ma'am, I need to see license registration. >> What are you doing? >> Someone saw the couple quarreling and the child running around the car and dialed 911. >> 911. What's that address? Just an emergency. >> Yeah. Hi. Um I just wanted to report that there's a guy keeping a woman from leaving the mobile gas station on Congress Avenue. >> This doesn't look like a welfare check to me. >> What's up with him? What the [ __ ] wrong with him? We didn't call you. >> I understand. So, what the [ __ ] are you doing? >> People are calling us to make sure that you guys are okay. >> So, what the [ __ ] >> There's kids in the car. >> Yeah. So, HE NEED TO CALM THE [ __ ] DOWN. >> WE'RE TRYING TO GET EVERYBODY'S INFORMATION. >> Can we have a sergeant here? >> Can I have a sergeant here, please? Thank you. >> Ma'am, >> the chaos made the kids in the car cry. >> Ma'am, you will give me your license. >> I'm not giving you anything. >> Yes, you are. Or you I will arrest you. I will arrest you. I will arrest you. Ma'am, >> ma'am, I will arrest you. >> Ma'am, I will arrest you. >> Laurent saw what's coming next and she started recording it on her phone. >> Don't touch her. She's pregnant. >> Ma'am, I will I will take you into custody. >> She's pregnant. >> Ma'am, I NEED TO SEE YOU. >> TOUCH ME. >> DON'T talk to me. Don't touch me. >> I need to see your registration. >> TOUCHING ME. YOU ARE >> DON'T [ __ ] TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. YOU ARE WALKING. >> DON'T [ __ ] TOUCH ME. >> PUT THAT DOWN AND GIVE ME A LICENSE. THE BIGGEST LAW STUDIO LIFE. >> MA'AM, I NEED TO SEE REGISTRATION. You are stopped. >> Don't touch me. >> Ma'am, I need to see a license registration right now. >> Ma'am, I will lock you up for not presenting it. >> I don't care. >> I don't give a [ __ ] what you do. >> Sorry. >> I need to see your license registration insurance card. You are on the driveway. >> I don't care >> in my city. >> I don't care. >> You can't park here. >> I don't care. You can't. >> Ma'am, I will lock YOU UP. YOU DID NOT PULL ME OVER. SORRY. You didn't PULL ME OVER. I'M NOT I DON'T HAVE A RIGHT TO SHOW YOU ANY [ __ ] THING. >> I WAS not pulled over. YOU'RE LIKE, >> YOUR LIGHTS WERE NEVER ON. >> MA'AM, thank you. >> Ma'am, >> THANK YOU. IF YOU DON'T GIVE ME [ __ ] LIFE, >> MA'AM, if you do not give me A LICENSE, >> I HAVE TO GIVE YOU >> MA'AM. I'M going to lock you up. >> I don't care. >> All right. >> Officer McNichol could have handled the situation differently, but he choose to do this. >> Lock you up. I don't care. >> All right. >> He twisted her arm with excessive force to drag her out of her car. [Music] [Music] TASER. TASER. TASER. >> WHEN her boyfriend tried to step in, Officer McNichol threatened to tase him. And that's when he BACKED OFF AND RAN. GET THE [ __ ] OFF, MAN. GET A [ __ ] OFF my [ __ ] TAS HER. >> MEANWHILE, Laurent was arrested as her children cried nearby. >> Sit down. SIT DOWN. >> I'M PREGNANT. >> I DON'T CARE. >> YOU DON'T HAVE A RIGHT not to give me a lifetime. >> You're under arrest. Step up. I don't care. You're under arrest. >> You are under arrest, ma'am. Ouch. YOU HAVE >> STOP THE DRAMATICS. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. HERE HE COMES. Here he comes. SIT DOWN. >> SIT DOWN. SIT DOWN IN MY CAR. SIT DOWN IN MY CAR. MOVE YOUR FEET IN. MOVE YOUR FEET IN. >> Stay right there. >> She was charged with resisting an officer without violence and spent a day in jail before pleading guilty and being released. Her boyfriend, Harry Hardy, didn't escape unscathed either. >> Sit down on the ground. >> Got big ass on the ground. Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? >> Put your >> What are you putting me under arrest for? >> [ __ ] >> What you putting me under arrest for? >> What you doing all that for? What you doing all that for? What is you doing all that for? >> You were under arrest. >> What is he doing >> for resisting arrest and battery officer? >> What officer battery? Did I touch you? >> Yeah, man. You were swinging at me. >> I never swung at you. >> Yeah, you did. >> I was trying to get him off of her. >> I never swung on him. >> Yeah, you did. And it's on camera. >> Okay. >> Never swung on you, officer. Don't even say I swung on you, officer. >> You can't be putting your HANDS ON MY FACE. >> I never slapped your face. Come on, man. >> He was arrested for resisting an officer and battery on an officer, though he was later released on his own recgnissance. Four women, four cops, different places, same collision, authority against vulnerability. Each moment caught on camera, each one raising the same question. When does law enforcement cross the line from protection to power?