I know my rights. >> Either you step out the vehicle, I will remove you from the vehicle. >> I know my rights. This is not a commercial vehicle. >> Okay. >> I'm not driving, I'm traveling. >> Okay, it doesn't matter if you consent to this. I told you you just were speeding in A SCHOOL ZONE. >> [screaming] >> YOU'RE CATCHING MORE CHARGES. >> GETTING A ticket is annoying, but it's usually not the end of the world. These Karens, however, somehow managed to argue a simple citation into a one-way trip to jail, and they had nobody to blame but themselves. Welcome to Police X 10, where attitude meets authority. Here are the times when the dumbest Karens turned a ticket into a trip to jail. Starting off with this lovely lady who turned a simple traffic stop into an arrest. >> Step out. I'm not going to ask you again. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Step out of the car. >> Let them know what's going on. >> Get out. >> I'm getting out of the car. You don't have to put your hands >> Listen. >> Yes, we are in Florida on July 29th, 2025, and a cop conducted a traffic stop on a driver with a suspended license. Here's what happened next. >> How you doing? >> I'm good. You? >> Good. You got your license? Your license is suspended, okay? >> It it shouldn't be suspended because I got >> it's No, it's suspended again, all right? You got your registrations? I'm I ain't going to take you to jail. I'll just write you a ticket, all right? >> I want to know why it was suspended. >> All right. Your insurance? >> I got insurance. >> It's not on this car, maybe another car. >> No, I have insurance on this car. Give me 1 second. >> No, I No, you have insurance on this car. You maybe you've had insurance on another car that insurance lapsed. >> No, I don't This is the only vehicle that I have. >> Did you have another insurance company prior to this one? >> No. >> Since you've had this car cuz you got two you got two suspensions and they're both for financial reasons. And nine times out of 10 it's insurance related, okay? >> No, it's I have >> I know you have insurance on this car right now. >> Well, what I'm saying is I'm not understanding why is my license is suspended and I have insurance. If you know I have insurance on this car, then why is my license suspended? >> That's I I'm not with you every day. I wouldn't have an answer for that, okay? >> Hello. >> Yeah. >> So, I just got pulled over stating saying that my license is suspended is suspended. >> Huh? Huh? >> I just got pulled over stating that my license is suspended and I have license on my truck. >> It says it's suspended for three three tickets. >> I did I paid all my >> It's not for the tickets. >> for the tickets. It's for the insurance and I got insurance on my truck. >> Yeah, they you could have just told me that last night. >> Yeah, I bought my insurance just in time. Somebody else did the same thing. I got pulled over for the for the same same reason. He pulled me over said my license was suspended and he had to pull me up in the system and it said it wasn't suspended. >> No, when I ran your tag that's when it said you were suspended. So, then I checked I checked the other system and that said you were suspended. >> He ran the tag and everything. Well, I thought he was going to Cuz he had no reason to >> Uh lady, nobody has the time nor neurons to screw you over. Who's out here driving with a suspended license? You screwed yourself. Also, just stop arguing and take the ticket, okay? The court is the place for this, not the side of the road. >> But, I'm I'm my my understanding is I don't know if it was you or behind me the first time when I had rolled by before I even went to the store and then rolled off went on the highway went up and then came back around and parked waited for me to leave. Like, for what? >> Cuz your license is suspended. >> It wasn't even about the license at first because you had We was coming >> I I hear I understand, Ms. Taylors. >> coming this way passing each other. >> And then I turned around. >> And you turned around. So, I I give you a reason to turn around. >> Hey, you get it? >> You get it. the park >> because I don't have a tag in the front of my >> You didn't you didn't have I don't have to have a reason to turn around on you. All right. >> Well, that's my opinion, cuz I didn't do anything wrong. >> I I understand Ms. Teaswell, but listen, you could be going to jail. You want to you want to argue with me and I can just take you to jail and we can be done with it. >> No, cuz I'm about to argue with you. You have a ticket and you pay a fine. >> You want Okay. So so would you everything is there. So so you So you rather go to jail? >> Jail. >> This is crazy. >> So you rather go Come on, step out. >> This is real crazy. >> Hey, Ms. Teaswell, step out, please. >> Out for what? I'm not even doing anything wrong. >> please. I I Step out. I'm not going to ask you again. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Step out the car. >> What am I doing wrong, sir? >> You either step out or I'll pull you out. >> I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> I'm not going to ask you again. >> What am I doing? I I'm not I I didn't understand. >> Okay. So what part of driving on a suspended driver's license you can go to jail, don't you understand? Out of the car. >> The cop was willing to let her go with a ticket. She threw that out the window. Oh, well. Only if she knew how to shut up for her own good. >> I I tell you what. I tell you what. I'm not here to play games with you. >> I'm not doing >> I'm asking you to get out the car. Get out the car. So this is how you want to go down this morning. >> going to jail for nothing. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Unlock the car. Unlock the car and get out the car. >> For what, sir? What am I doing wrong? >> We're not going to do this. Get out. Get out. Get out. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Get out. >> Because I called him letting him know what's going on? >> Get out. >> Because I called him back letting him know what's going >> Okay. >> You locked me up for nothing. >> Let's go. Let's go. >> do anything Stop pulling I'm getting out the car. I'm getting out the car. You don't have to pull >> Let's LET'S GO. >> WAIT. >> NOW PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> HEY, somebody record this. Somebody record it while I talk before you get burned. >> Drop the cigarette. >> I can't. >> Drop. >> It's on me. >> Drop the cigarette. >> It's on me. Get it out my hand. Get it out Get it out my hand before you get >> Don't worry about it. >> Watch out. I didn't do nothing wrong. I need your badge number and your name. >> After securing her in handcuffs, the cops then moved her to the squad car. >> And I'm explaining to you and you will sit there and do that to me. Back. Back. >> Get up. >> Back. Back. Back. You had no business touching me for no reason. >> Let's go. >> Can you stop >> This way. >> What you What you're not going to do is keep pulling on >> Let's go. >> That's what you're not going to do. You're not going to keep laying your hands on me. >> Do what I tell you to do. >> But what you're not going to do is keep pulling on me. >> In the car. >> You're not going to keep pulling on me. >> In the >> What's wrong with you? >> In the car. >> What's wrong with you? >> In the car. >> Y'all need TO GET SOME BADGES. Y'ALL need to get a little authority. Y'ALL FORGET WHERE YOU WORK. >> She sitting there arguing with me about a license. I'm like, "Yo." Like She's trying to argue with me. Argue with me. I'm like, "Get out. It's fine. Get out." >> What happened? You You asked her to come out? >> Yeah. >> [clears throat] >> And she wasn't getting out? >> No. I gave her multiple times. She's trying to talk on the phone. She's arguing with me. I'm like, "Hey, listen. I'm not going to write you a ticket. But I'm going to say I'm going to write you a ticket anyway." She's like, "Blah blah blah blah blah blah blah." I'm like, "Man, why are you Why are you yelling? Why are you trying to argue with me?" And then she's like, "Blah blah blah blah." I'm like, "You know what? Get out. Come on. Get out." Get out. "No, I'm not allowed to. For what? For what?" "Okay, cool. You go to jail." >> Are you going to give >> No, she's going to jail. >> I'll sue y'all. I was on the phone explaining to my baby daddy and you dragged me out of the car for no reason. You asked for my stuff. I gave you my information. I gave you my information. You asked for my information. I gave it to you. >> Well, now you got to ride the bus. >> I didn't do I didn't do anything. I gave you my information. I WAS TELLING you that my license was not suspended. You took and dragged me out the truck for no reason. >> Your license suspended. What do you think we're making that up? >> told him that I told him that I told him that I don't know I don't understand why my license is suspended. >> We would have We would have told you. >> I didn't understand why my insurance was suspended. >> When he asked you When he asked you to get out of the car, you get out of the car. >> doing anything. >> It don't matter. Open your window over there, ma'am. >> Hey, you know, some dumb Karen out there somewhere once said, "If you can't be right, be loud. That'll keep you out of jail." >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Listen to me. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. THEY JUST DRAGGED ME OUT OF THE CAR FOR NOTHING. >> LISTEN TO ME. >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING WRONG. I'M LETTING THEM KNOW THAT I HAD INSURANCE ON MY CAR. I JUST PUT $200 ON my insurance MONEY, BRO. NO. >> WHAT'S YOUR NAME? >> JUST CRAZY, BRO. HE'S TAKING ME TO JAIL. I JUST GOT MY LICENSE, BRO. I I I GOT MY LICENSE SUSPENDED. I work IN A I'M A CIVILIAN. COME ON. >> What is your name? >> Tamika. I didn't do nothing wrong, sir. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Tamika, when an officer asks you to get out of the car, >> going to call I gave him my information. He asked for my information. I >> Can I get a sergeant out here, please? >> Listen. >> Can I get a sergeant out here? >> When an When an officer asks you to get out of the car, it don't matter. >> time >> It don't matter. >> anything. >> It don't matter if you give him your stuff or not. We're allowed to ask you to come out of the car. >> anything. He didn't do Give me time. I rode past this man. He rode past me. He was going towards the um the ball park in Piffling. I went to go get gas. He waited for me to get gas. He waited till I got gas. Turned around on me for nothing. So, what? I want your sergeant out here, please. >> Hey, you're allowed to wait. We're allowed to wait. We're We're allowed to wait. >> Wait for what? HE RODE PAST ME AND TURNED AROUND ON ME FOR NOTHING. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING WRONG. COMING I'm getting off of work. THAT GRAVEYARD SHIFT FOR WORK, BRO. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Well, you didn't comply when he asked YOU TO STOP. >> I GAVE HIM THE STUFF. I GAVE HIM MY STUFF. HE ASKED ME TO GET OUT FOR NO REASON. HE ASKED ME TO GET OUT FOR NO REASON. >> OKAY. >> I didn't do I want a sergeant out here, please. >> Yeah, we'll get somebody out here. >> I need a sergeant out here. Y'all not calling him though. >> We did He just called. >> No, he didn't. >> Yeah, he did. You're screaming. >> Like that's crazy. I'M NOT SCREAMING. IT'S JUST LOUD. IT'S LOUD, BRO. >> WELL, you didn't Listen. >> do anything wrong. That's what you don't understand. >> have just got a ticket. >> I told HIM I DIDN'T KNOW. I GAVE HIM MY INFORMATION. I WAS on the phone. He got mad cuz I was on the phone. He got mad cuz I'm on the phone. >> You being on the phone had nothing to do WITH IT. >> YES, IT HAD DID. You did You didn't get mad until I was explaining to my boyfriend. YOU GOT MAD WHEN I WAS EXPLAINING explaining to my boyfriend that I already PAID FOR THE TICKET. THEY YOU JUST GOT MAD OVER NOTHING. >> Two sides to every story. There's a camera on my chest. Okay, so why you going to sit here and lie? >> I'm not lying. I WAS ON THE PHONE WITH MY BOYFRIEND. I told him I'm being pulled over for nothing. >> Her boyfriend is the one that told her to get out of the car. SHE KEPT ARGUING. >> NOT. HE SAID CHILL OUT. >> Oh my god. He didn't just >> He said chill. HE SAID CHILL. HE SAID CHILL. YOU SIT there You sit You for nothing. On my way home for for 15 16 hours of out of here. Get out of here. >> Somebody We got somebody coming to talk. >> I was complying with him the whole time. >> Your car is being towed. >> The officer also noticed the smell coming from the car, which might explain why she refused to step out, but actually not why she was [music] being so mouthy. >> And I don't. >> You got a medical marijuana card? >> And I don't. >> You got a medical marijuana card? >> Not with me. >> You have one? >> Not with me. >> But do you have one? >> I used to. >> So why It smells like weed in the car. >> Cuz I was smoking yesterday. >> Okay, well. You think maybe that had to something to do with why he's telling you to come out of the car? >> that. He didn't say nothing to You don't have to say something to you. >> THE STOP TWIRLING. SHE TALKING ABOUT SHE WAS SOMEBODY AND GOT A mouth like that. That's crazy. Huh? No, I can't answer call. >> To no one surprise, the yapping continues all the way to the station. And after they released her, she returned to the station to file charges, not complaints, charges against the primary officer who put her in there. >> Do what? >> File charges. >> I told you to what? >> Against officer Williams. >> Ma'am, you come up and got a a report? >> ask for you gave me a You gave me >> You can't file charge You cannot file charges on an officer, ma'am. You got to do a Okay, look, I'm done. Okay? I'm trying to explain to you just like you was on the side of the road with him, you won't listen. You won't listen to me. You cannot You listen. We looked at the video. You cannot You cannot follow a a arrest on officer. They give you a complaint form to fill out. You fill the complaint form, you bring it back up here, they'll do an internal investigation on that case, okay? What that You understand what I'm telling you, sir? Come back up here. Bring the report that we gave you to fill out, You it to them, and they will do an internal investigation on Officer William Case. >> That's two different things, right? >> Do what? >> That's two different things, right? >> What do you mean two different things? >> You can file the charges. >> But you was on the phone. >> You can't file You can't file You cannot file charges on an officer. Okay? You got You go Well, I'm I'm telling you what to do. Listen at me. They gave her a form, fill out the complaint form in reference to what happened, okay? They will open up an internal an internal on that officer. Now, if that officer was found wrong with found wrong of what he did, then he will be disciplined. He will be disciplined, okay? And if it weren't for charges being filed against him, then charges will be filed against him through the state attorney's office. It's got to go through the state attorney's office. You know what I'm saying? You got to do the investigation. They give you the form to fill out Fill it out, bring it up here, turn it in. It'll go to the higher higher higher up, the chief, the major, and the captain, and the lieutenant. >> Yes, Chief Anderson? >> That's Chief Anderson, yes. >> Okay. >> He's the chief. >> Okay. >> Okay? Okay? But you got to do the internal You got to do the internal. You got to do the fill out the the the complaint form, which was given to her. Okay? You got to do that first. And then if they see want the Send the charges on over to the state attorney's office. And the state attorney look at it say, "Okay, yeah. Well, we got enough to file charges on Officer William for battery or whatever." Then they'll do that, okay? But you got to start somewhere. And that's where you start at, with the complaint. >> Okay, well, those will be filled on Thursday. >> Okay, well, ma'am, we tried I'm I'm done. So, I'm done. Y'all have a good day. I'm have a good day. Listen, ma'am, listen here. Let me tell you something. Let me tell you something. You come up You came up here to You come up here to RPD wanting information, and I explained that you I was on the phone. I wasn't there. He was. Okay, well, I I understand that, okay? Well, you you stop. You put him in your complaint and they're calling me to interview him, okay? And and so, okay? But don't come up here with an attitude. Like yes, you did. You came up here with an attitude earlier, man. I'm not arguing with you about this, okay? I'm not arguing No, I didn't get nasty with you. I No, I did not get nasty with you. No, I didn't nasty You came up here and said you want to arrest somebody. Hey, look. I'm done talking with you. This is done, okay? What I'm asking you to right now do, leave the police department. Go. Good. Have a good day, ma'am. That's all you got to do, sir. She fill it out, bring it back up here and they'll do an internal. Yeah, I'm I'm talking I'm talking to you cuz she ain't listening. She got an attitude. I I ain't talking to her. Have a good day. >> In the end, she got driving with a suspended license and resisting without violence. Moving on to this interesting case where a dumb woman thinks she can just drive away after pepper spraying an officer. It's May 10th, 2022 in Georgia. Mm. Let's fast get to this shoplifting incident. So, now you ask, "What a shoplifting have to do with a traffic stop?" Yeah, well, let's see. >> How you doing, ma'am? YOU'RE TOO LATE. STOP. STOP. DON'T MAKE IT WORSE than it already is, ma'am. I don't care. Metro, she's running from me. Start them quick. She's in the store still. >> [screaming] >> We're out back in the parking lot, still still running. You catching more charges, man. You catching more charges. You spray me with that [ __ ] I'm going to put you in jail. felony Metro, she just sprayed me with mace. >> Here we are back in Reno 911. This awkward running, him chasing her in circles around the store and her casually digging out some pepper spray. I love this. The cop showed some horrible police work, though. Anyway, she's about to take this shoplifting incident onto the road. >> She's in a white sedan. fleeing in the car That's a lesson learned right there. What was her last direction of travel? Which way did she go? on Apache I mean going down Shawnee towards middle ground Okay. 45 to that CS unit that was asking for the direction of travel. >> Um they're saying that they went towards the middle ground off of Apache. >> What What color was it? >> White. >> White. >> 10-4, it was a white in color Chevrolet Impala that's going eastbound towards the middle ground on Shawnee direction, not Apache, Shawnee. >> Right. >> Right to the right. >> What was the attire? >> I called it out. I didn't like >> I got you. Let me see if it's in there. >> Oh yeah, we know. >> While the officer's treating with the first responder, the other ones are pursuing her and they'd already got her after she crashed into a pond driving about 100 miles an hour. >> Give us just >> Uh Baron's Way. >> Baron's Way. >> Oh. Okay. >> It's just a little tap on me. >> Okay. That's still not an excuse for anything. >> Yeah, I know. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. I checked her. >> Yeah, we'll just >> I've already gone through her pockets. >> Okay. >> 1343 and I have an address. >> There you go. >> Oh boy. >> Yeah, you're good. >> After securing her in the squad car, the questions came rolling in. >> My name is Sergeant Washington. This is Detective Bronson. We're both uh property crimes detectives uh with Savannah Police. How you doing? Can we get you anything to drink? Okay. We heard the officer's side of story. We heard officers on scene side of story, heard your family's side of story. Do you want to talk to us and let us know what's going on? What happened? Why you did what you did what you did? >> He didn't have to rough me up. No. >> Is it Is it yes or no, ma'am? I just have to read something to you before you want to speak with us. Okay. >> Okay. Give me a second. And once again, we want to make sure you're okay. You want water? You want anything? Do you feel the air in there? You feel the air AC? Pretty cool? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Give me 1 second. All right, you have the right to remain silent. You using any drugs today? >> No. >> Okay. Are you um in a good mental capacity at the moment? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Um so again, I spoke with everybody. I'm Detective Masucci, I'm my sergeant so I'm watching. We spoke with everybody pretty much involved. Um Do you Do you walk us through what happened? We know that you were trying to get some baby clothes for the whatever. I think you told the officer that. Can you walk me through from there if you were taking out items and why that was done? >> Why it was done cuz I was stupid. So you know, I can't make no excuse for that, but I didn't even get out the door. Like I ain't put no stuff in my purse or nothing. So like when I was like, "Okay, I'll put the stuff down." He just like kind of manhandled me. And like I was like and then he said and that's what really triggered it. >> Okay. And then from there, what happened then? >> I tried to get in the car. >> Okay. You said manhandled >> Thank you. >> You said he manhandled you. Did he grab you on the shoulder, the arms? >> He grabbed my arm, he grabbed my wrist. >> Okay. >> He grabbed my side. He He manhandled me. Yeah, he roughed me up. And like yeah, I'm not going to make no excuse. Y'all know I was doing something wrong. He didn't have to do all that. >> Come on, lady. Believe me, if he was able to grab you, you wouldn't have been able to run at all. The dude slipped and as a result you pepper sprayed him. >> Did you feel the need to pepper spray him at that point to protect yourself? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> But I feel like, you know, he was saying all kind of crazy stuff. >> I understand. That's kind of, you know, fair. People die, you never know. >> 42 >> What what everybody How everybody feeling that moment? >> It was okay. I understand. Thank you. >> Uh-huh. >> Thank you. >> Okay. So, you know, we got that part. Um we talked about He said you don't give a And at that which point you pepper sprayed him and then you went to your car or your mom's car? >> Yeah, my mom's car. >> And who was the kid? >> Well, they said it was kids in the car. I ain't It was no kids in the car. I was by myself. >> Okay, what I was outside. I was parked right in front when you pulled in front of the house. >> was like after the fact, but they said that I was driving reckless with my kids and that that wasn't true. >> That's what your family said? I'm pretty sure he spoke to them cuz that's who I talked to. >> Oh, yeah. That wasn't true. >> Was that your kid? >> Uh-huh. No. My kid with the daddy. >> Okay. Who was the kid with you? Just someone that you were dropping off? >> Yeah, just my whoever I was dropping off over >> All right. So, you dropped the kid off. At which point that's when I I was outside the house. Officer is trying to stop you. Took off. You're going about a 100. Going about a 100. What you going about? >> It was a mistake, man. It was stupid, man. Like, you know, I can't make no excuse >> You were driving, man. You know, you you were >> Like, but >> spray you could have worked for us. >> Like, >> Took off. >> I can't make no excuse for it, you know. And I'm not going to try to make an excuse for it. But it was stupid, you know. >> But >> You know, it's just it's just a hard time, but it's just it's just it's no excuse for it, but like if they all so would have roughed me up like that, then I wouldn't have >> You would have just said, "Hey, I did it." or whatever. >> Yeah, you know, you just say, "It is what it is." >> Um okay, at which point now that leads us to here. Again, what you're driving, I I don't know what school you went to for driving, but I mean, you're talking about fitting a needle in a something that small. What were you doing? That's impressive. >> Give me a job. I want to steal. >> I think you're a little late for that. If you would have a couple months back, maybe. >> I I see. She ain't got job offers. Cuz that's some serious drive. Yeah, you know, that's some serious drive. >> It's not funny. It's not funny. >> No. >> And I'm sorry that I I can't explain, but it got You know, you can't just be handling people all kind of jacked up ways like that. >> And I appreciate you saying that. >> that yeah, and I'll let him know that. >> I apologize. >> Okay, I appreciate you speaking with us. Um I hope you feel better. >> I don't know. This hell is just in my eyes. In my eyes and water. >> Got you. You probably got some pepper spray on your hair. >> Yeah, from earlier. >> Right. Right. >> Cuz it's burning. >> Yeah, you might got some pepper spray in any of your lashes or whatever. I know EMS was just here. Did they look at you? >> Yeah, but it wasn't burning then. >> Okay. Okay. >> Well, we're trying to get you out of here. We'll see if we can get some tissue. We're trying to get you some transport, okay? You ready to go now? >> I'm ready. >> We'll show We'll We'll get All right. >> Thank you. >> All right. >> In the end, she is charged with felony obstruction, theft by shoplifting, and fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer. Moving on to this case now, where we got an entitled sovereign citizen turning a simple traffic stop into all kinds of felonies. >> You got your license, registration, proof of insurance? >> You don't have to have a license to drive a car. >> Yes, you Yes, you do. >> I do not. >> Either you step out of the vehicle or I'll remove you from the vehicle. >> I know my rights. >> 157 sovereign supervisor. >> for vehicle. >> Okay. >> I'm not driving. I'm traveling. >> Okay. >> I have all the laws >> Oh, yeah, baby. Back in Florida, January 17th, 2022, cops conducted a simple traffic stop on a vehicle for speeding. Let's see what comes out of her mouth. >> Good lady, Officer Banks, Gulf Breeze Police Department. I'm pulling you over for doing 54 in a 35. Any reason for that speed tonight? >> It was a 35. >> Uh well, before you got off the bridge. And then as soon as you came off the bridge, all this is 35. >> I was going 40 I thought. >> Nope. You got your license, registration, proof of insurance? >> You don't have to have a license to drive a car? >> Yes, yes, you do. >> not. >> 15-7 41 with me. Ma'am, step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. >> Am I Am I under arrest or am I not? >> Yeah, you are being detained right now. Step out of the vehicle, young lady. >> I I know my rights. >> Either you step out of the vehicle I will remove you from the vehicle. >> I know my rights. >> 15-7 sovereign citizen sovereign citizen >> Yeah, the good old sovereign citizen. This definitely won't end well for her. >> Do you know what I said? You need to get a supervisor out here right now. >> No, you need to step out of the vehicle right now. >> supervisor out here. >> Young lady, step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. Last time I'm going to ask you. I'm going to ask I'm going to ask then I'm going to make you step out of the vehicle. >> to get me a supervisor out here right now. >> No, you're going to step out of the vehicle right now. >> You are going to get me a supervisor out here right now. >> That's fine. >> I know my rights. >> What rights is that? >> I I do not have to have a driver's license to drive a car. I am not This is not a commercial vehicle. >> Okay. >> I know my rights. >> Okay. >> Very well. >> That's what you want to stick with? >> Call a supervisor right now. >> Okay. All right. >> Right now. >> Or else what? >> I know my rights. >> If I don't call supervisor else what? >> I guess we're not going to go anywhere then. >> Okay. Just hold it for me and go and give me the channel. >> You need to get a supervisor out here. >> 10-18 10-20 10-33 >> They can They can educate you on what it is the law is. >> Okay, he's He can educate me on what the law is. What So, do you have an ID or you have a driver's license? >> I No, I don't have a driver's license on me. >> Okay. Do you have one issued to you? >> Uh in Mississippi >> In Mississippi? So, why would you need a driver's license [music] to drive on the road if you don't need a license? >> That was years ago. >> Oh, so what year is this? >> What year was the ID issued? >> 2995 You hope it is? >> I really do. Yes, I do. >> Okay. >> What is your name and badge number? >> I already told you my name. It's Officer Banks. I didn't >> And what is your badge number? >> It's Officer Banks. >> Are you failing to to >> Are you failing to give me your driver's license? >> have to give you a driver's license to drive a car. This is not a commercial vehicle. >> Okay. >> I'm not driving. I'm traveling. >> I love this stuff, man. They're talking about commercial vehicles. I'm not driving. I'm traveling kind of crap. What is this? Anyway, sooner or later, she's going to be traveling to jail. Okay. >> I have all the laws back here. >> Okay. So, you're not going to give me a driver's license? >> I'm not going to give you a driver's license. I don't have to give you a driver's license. >> Okay. >> I am I'm traveling. I don't I I don't have to have a driver's license to drive a vehicle. >> Okay. In what state is that? >> Any state. It's common law, natural law. >> Okay. >> Constitutional law. >> Okay. >> You need to get a supervisor out here. >> I do? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Well, the sergeant's almost there, and she's not going to like what's coming for her. >> Okay. Sergeant Turner, AC won't identify. She won't produce a driver's license. She's doing 58. >> Okay. I do not have to have a driver's license to drive a vehicle. >> Let Let Let my officer speak first, then I'll speak to you. >> Her vehicle stopped for speeding. 54 and 35 coming off the bridge. She has to be where the speed limit was saying at. It's before she got off the bridge. She actually did a U-turn. We were in a 35 zone. We pull over here. I introduce myself and say, "Is there any any reason why we're driving this fast?" I say, "You got your license?" She immediately goes into, "I don't need a license to drive a vehicle." >> Okay. >> And they said, "I am traveling." >> Okay. So, you do need a license to drive a vehicle. And you do have to identify yourself to these officers. >> I I do not have to have a license to drive a vehicle. >> Yes, you do. >> I do not. >> Well, you're wrong, but okay. >> I know common law, natural >> care about common law. You're in the state of Florida. You're in the state of Florida. You're in the state of Florida. >> in what It does matter. It does matter. So, you better hope the information you gave us comes back as to being you. So, at this point in time, I need you shut the vehicle off and step out of the car. >> I'm I'm not getting out of the vehicle. >> You're going to get out of the car. >> I haven't been suspected of a crime. >> You are being legally stopped on a traffic stop. You are not being cooperative. It is not a Terry stop. Trust me, I know the difference. You were speeding. >> Speeding? >> vehicle off and get out of the car. Out of the car now. Undo the seatbelt. >> the vehicle off. >> Turn it off now. Put all that down. >> Step out, turn around, face away from me. Turn around, face away >> Turn around. >> not have to have a driver's license to drive a vehicle. >> Yes, you do. >> No, I do not. >> Well, then you can tell that to the judge if you end up going to jail. >> I do not have to have a driver's license to drive a vehicle. I have all the laws right there. >> I don't care what I don't care what laws you say you have. >> that you don't care because you're you're supposed to be a police officer. >> know that this is that you should know that this conversation's over then. >> Right, because cuz you don't care about the laws. You don't care about our rights. That's the problem. >> Have a seat. >> I need to call I need to call somebody. Yes, I do. >> You call somebody from Santa Rosa County Jail. >> Excuse me? >> somebody from Santa Rosa County Jail, you're under arrest. >> Now, what state did she come from? State of delusion? Because every one of these 50 states requires by law a valid driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance. But hey, we're not judging. Welcome to our planet. This is Earth. >> I live right down there. >> Where's your ID out of or your license out of? >> Mississippi. >> I I thought you didn't have one. You just said you don't need one. >> This is This is This is ridiculous. >> It's >> It's not ridiculous. We're not going to play any of these games with you tonight. >> It's not a game. This is my rights as a citizen. >> It's not your rights. >> Yes, it is. >> No, it's not. You're in the state of Florida. State of Florida requires you to have a driver's license to operate a motor vehicle. >> Sir, it it doesn't doesn't matter what state I'm in. >> See, that's your problem is you say it doesn't matter, but it does. In this country, it does. I don't care about what laws you say you have. I know. We know your rights. We know your rights. You don't know your rights. No, you don't. >> Yes, I do. >> Because if you knew your rights, you knew or you would know and should know that you must have a driver's license to operate a motor vehicle. And if I find out that you If you find If I find out that you are not giving us the right information to identify you, >> right information. Why would I do that? I'm I'm trying to ad use my rights as a legal citizen. Why would I do that? >> Well, you would do that because you don't have a valid driver's license. >> have a valid driver's license. I don't have to have a valid driver's license. >> You do. >> No, I do not. >> Okay. >> I do not. >> Then we'll let the judge determine that. >> We will let the >> Uh she knew it was wrong and the judge is not going to take her side. Also, props to the cops for bringing her back to this planet. >> You can't arrest me. I haven't done anything wrong. >> We can arrest you. >> You No, you can't. >> If you don't have a valid driver's license, we most certainly can. >> Can I please call my mother? >> No, you cannot. >> Why? >> Because you don't need to call your Are you an adult? >> Yes. >> Then why do you need to call your mother? >> To come and get me from jail since I'm being illegally detained. >> You You will be able to call her once you get there. >> Can I at least lock my car? >> We will make sure it is secure. >> What are you going to do with my car? >> Probably tow it. >> Why? >> Because you are driving without a license. >> I don't have to have a license to drive That is commercial driving. >> It is not commercial driving. >> Yes, it is. >> Ma'am, I'm telling you right now. No, no, no, no, stop. I'm telling you didn't piss us off. >> I I obviously have because y'all are detaining me illegally. >> No, you're you're being arrested. That's what's happening. And you have not pissed us off. We are doing our job. Whether you agree or not doesn't matter. It's a mute point. >> the top. You don't know your You don't know the the laws and the rights. Law is Law is Law is Canon law. >> did. >> Sergeant Turner. >> And and in this country what laws do we follow? >> Canon law. Y'all follow Canon law. We follow natural law, common law. >> Who is we? Who's we? Tell me who we is. >> Police officers. >> No, police officers. We we are police officers. We're not police officers, we're police officers. >> Yes, I know that now. >> So then your argument just needs to stop and you just need to sit there quietly. >> Sergeant Turner. Please just let me go home. >> No. >> Why? >> Because you do not have a valid driver's license and you have done nothing but give my officers a hard time during this entire ordeal. >> you that I have rights. >> You don't know your rights, clearly. >> to y'all. I haven't yelled at you. I haven't >> been cooperative. >> I haven't been cooperative if what, silent? Just go with it? >> No. Just be honest. >> Sergeant, please. >> You don't have a license. >> Okay, I'll never drive again. >> Yes, you will because you believe you don't have to have a license. >> a driver's license tomorrow. >> Well, wait a minute. Now Now you're telling me that you'll go get a license. >> Because you're telling me that I have no choice. >> you don't That's correct. You have no choice. >> Sgt. Turner, please >> So, this is the No, this is the road that's being taken and this is what's going to happen. >> Apparently, speeding with no license, no registration, and no insurance wasn't enough. She had a warrant, too. >> You failed to appear on a court appearance for What was it? Expired license? >> Yeah. >> So, your Mississippi driver's license is expired. >> And for the registration. >> Okay, and the registration. So, you had a court date that you missed. Do you remember that? >> No, I don't. >> You don't or you choose not to? >> No, sir. I would not lie to you. I don't lie. I I do not remember that. >> Okay, well, you do have a warrant out of Santa Rosa County. So, regardless >> County? >> You're in Santa Rosa County. Do you not know where you live? >> I just moved here. My mother lives on High Point. >> When did you move here? >> About 2 months ago from Pascagoula, Mississippi. >> Okay. Well, you don't know what county you live in now after 2 months. >> I don't That's not something that's I use often. What county I live in. >> Okay. Well, you are going to jail tonight. >> Well, thank you, Sgt. Turner. >> You're welcome. I can do that, too. I can I can stare at you. >> You know that you are doing the wrong thing. >> Nope, I know. >> You could let me go and handle my warrant tomorrow. >> No. We can't. >> Right, because y'all have something to prove. >> I don't have anything to prove. My officer certainly doesn't have anything to prove. >> But wait, class, there's more. Officers would also find ammo and drugs in this vehicle. >> Where is the gun in the car? >> The gun? There's no gun in that car. >> There seems to be ammo. >> The gun's in the pawn shop. >> When did you pawn it? >> Like 2 months ago. >> So, why are you still just carrying around ammo? >> know that ammo was up there. What's wrong with carrying around ammo? What can I do without a gun? >> Nothing. Nothing. All right, is wrong with it, but if there's ammo, normally there's a gun. And since the vehicle's being towed, we want to keep the gun in safe keeping. 15 got breeze. You know you said the warrant, standby. Excuse me. Give me your full name. Give me your full name. Look at me, give me your full name. Give me your full name. Drugs inside the vehicle, you are under under arrest now for possession of felony narcotics. >> In the end, she was charged with driving without a valid driver's license, expired registration, and felony possession of a controlled substance along with her outstanding warrant. Moving on to this case now where this entitled woman thinks she's the victim after speeding in a school zone. >> Okay, it doesn't matter if you consent to this. Okay. I told you you were speeding in a school zone. I told you you just were speeding in A SCHOOL ZONE. >> [screaming] >> WELCOME TO JANUARY 22ND, 2024. A cop pulled over this vehicle for speeding in a school zone. What are you in a rush for? >> Honey, how are you doing? You mind if I stop you this morning? What's that? All right. yes ma'am, you actually were doing uh over 50 mph in a 35 mph zone in a school zone. Yes ma'am, you were speeding. You were speeding, yes ma'am. Can I see your driver's license, please? Ma'am, can I see your driver's license, please? 3120, can you have them stop me another unit? Ma'am, do you have your driver's license, please? Ma'am, I need to see your driver's license, please. Ma'am, I need to see your driver's license, please. I told you I told you ma'am, you were speeding. Ma'am, you were speeding in the school zone. 3120, I have a non-compliant driver. No, ma'am. You're not. I need to see your driver's license, ma'am. Okay, it doesn't matter if you consent to this. Okay. >> Okay, another cuckoo looking like she doesn't have to follow the law. It's bad enough that she was speeding around a school, but she doesn't even want to cooperate with this officer. Pretty sure it's going to end badly for her. >> I told you you were speeding in the school zone. Okay. I'm telling you what's going on right now. You were speeding in a school zone. Okay. Ma'am, ma'am, but I'm going to need to see your driver's license. You failed. You failed to obey. Yes, I have, ma'am. I have. You've Yes. You were speeding, ma'am. Ma'am, you were speeding. Ma'am, if you do not give me your driver's license, ma'am, if you do not give me your driver's license, it is going to lead to you being arrested and going to the Forsyth County Jail. Okay? I would like for you to give me your driver's license. You were speeding in a school zone doing over 50 mph in a 35 mph zone. Okay, ma'am. Here or not, ma'am. This is not the time and place. Yes, you are being detained right now. You just committed a crime back there. You were speeding in a school zone. Ma'am. You were speeding in a school zone. I told you you just were speeding in a school zone. The state of Georgia says you were speeding in a school zone, okay? Okay. Ma'am. You're going to go to jail if you do not comply right now. Ma'am. Ma'am, you're not helping. You're making this harder on yourself. Ma'am. I need you to give me your driver's license. You were speeding in a school zone doing over 50 mph in a 35 mph zone. Okay. All right. I would just like to give you a citation and get and you can go on your way your way. But I cannot give you that until you provide me your driver's license. You're required by law to give me your driver's license right now. The state of Georgia says you have to provide me your driver's license when you case for a This is a legal stop, ma'am, okay? I need you to provide me your driver's license. Yes, ma'am. You were speeding in a school zone. Ma'am, you were speeding in a school zone. >> Yeah, the cop's definitely waiting for his backup. I mean, why even waste time going back and forth with whatever this is who clearly has zero intention of cooperating. Either way, once his backup arrives, though, she'll be pulled out of this car if she refuses to comply. >> Ma'am Ma'am, so your license is suspended, okay? Uh so right now you're under arrest. Okay? You're under arrest. So you need to step out of the vehicle for me, please. >> I'm sorry. I cannot I cannot >> Is that better for you? Please step out of the car now. >> I cannot breathe They're hurting me. DO NOT TOUCH ME. >> NO, MA'AM. >> [screaming] >> COME ON OUT. COME ON OUT. >> OH MY GOD! WHAT ARE YOU OH MY >> ON THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND. >> OH MY OH MY OH MY GOD! I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU DID THIS TO OH MY OH MY I CAN'T BREATHE. >> STAND UP. YOU'RE TALKING A WHOLE LOT FOR somebody who >> Once she's secured in handcuffs, the cops then moved her into the squad car. >> OH MY GOD! THEY'RE HURTING >> JUST LIKE THIS, HOLD IT. JUST LIKE THIS, HOLD IT. THIS IS THE FACE CAR, face car. Nothing in your pockets or anything like that? Take it here. >> I'm not wearing a bra. So please stop touching me. >> Well, I have got to check your back, ma'am, okay? I got to make sure you have nothing on you. >> I'm just saying the cuffs a don't fit my wrists good. >> I'm not going to do that, ma'am, okay? All right, go ahead and have a seat. All right, let's let's check these. They're already loosened. >> Okay, so those are as loose as they can go. They I can fit two fingers in there. >> Okay. >> Okay? So, I'll I'll I'll tell you something if you if you keep your hands just the way they are, so the cuffs won't twist around, it it will stay comfortable that way. It'll It'll stay more comfortable that way. >> She was charged with driving on a suspended license and resisting arrest. Now, class, we move on to this case where a drunk woman gets her window busted after refusing to step out. >> All right, one more time before your window goes in, please step out of the car. Out of the car. >> It is September 3rd, 2026, and a cop on patrol notices a driver ran a stop sign and repeatedly drifted across the road. All right, let's see what happens when uh he pulls the vehicle over. >> Hello. Officer Lonzo in Sandwich, police department. Reading for the stop, full lot of them. So, first thing that got my attention is you went through the stop sign. Um you're all over the road, like in the other lanes, you're speeding. Like if I didn't stop you, probably would have crashed. Can I get your license and insurance, please? Where are you coming from? Okay. >> Thank you. >> You have insurance? Can I see it? Thank you. All right, just give me a few minutes, okay? Sandwich town from 18, can you head this way? If I didn't stop her, she was going to kill someone. >> Really? >> That's the worst driving I've seen in a long time. Um she's not being very compliant. I tried asking her a couple questions. She's like, I'm not answering any questions. Proceeds to drop her license. She's just I don't know what's going on with her. So, I'm going to get out of the car. See how that goes. But, something tells me she's not going to be very compliant. >> Okay. >> Uh leads was up and now it's down. >> She's not being compliant. Let's get her out of here. >> Well, she still gave me everything I requested. Uh I got to see if she has an up-to-date insurance card. This one's expired. >> After checking her documentation, the captain went back to inform her of her expired insurance. >> Do you have a more up-to-date insurance card? This one expired in July. Here's this one back for you. >> I don't have an up-to-date one. >> One that's not expired. That one expired in July, the original one. >> I don't have an up-to-date one. >> Okay. This is the same one. >> Well, I just recently renewed it somewhere online. >> Okay. All right. We'll look for this after. For right now, I'm going to have you step out of the car. Okay. You You have to step out of the car. That's what I'm saying. Pennsylvania versus Mimms. I can order you out of the car at any time. And right now, I believe that you're under the influence of something. See the case law? It's Supreme case court law. So, here's this back. It's okay. >> I want to know I know what I'm doing. >> What's that? >> So, I have a right >> Okay. Until you have what? Okay. I'm at I'm telling you have to step out of the car. Or else, you're going I I don't have to. It's Supreme case court law. So, when I ordered you out when I ordered you out of the car at any time, you have to come. Don't Don't worry about him. Right now, I'm asking you to step out of the car. I'm asking you to step out of the car, ma'am. I'm going to ask you one more time or else I'm going to have to forcefully remove you from the car, and I don't want to do that because I believe that you're under the influence. Yes, and almost causing an accident. The way you were driving, unacceptable. Yes. Uh right now, no, cuz I will have to add my dash cam, and I'm not doing that. You I don't have to do that. Okay. Step out of the >> Well, she's not too bright, that's for sure. But, hey, she is super hammered. I can't judge. If she doesn't comply, someone's going to get their window busted and pulled out of the car. >> You either step out of the car or your window's going in. I'm going to ask you one more time to Yeah. Okay. Ma'am, I don't I don't want to put your window in. I don't want to break your window. You're going to have to come out. Okay, then come out of the car. Okay. Come out of the car, please. Please step out of the car. Copy, 787. Just for 43, she's refusing to get out of the car. You want to try? Ma'am, please. What? Time 4. Can you please step out of the car for him? He needs to make sure that you're okay to drive. Ma'am, smash anything. Nothing got smashed. He's asking you to step out of the car. Can you please step out of the car so we can make sure you're okay to drive? If you are, he'll get you on the way. Okay, he has to make sure of that and by law he has every right to do that. I understand but he has reason to believe that you're under the influence based on your driving and what he's seen. >> Huh? >> Okay, well come on out. He's trying to figure that out. That's not the way it works. Well, now he's asking you to step out of the car and you're not complying with that. It's a lawful order. Okay, your your window's going to end up getting broken. And you're going to get pulled out of the car. That's fine. You're also going to have other charges, too. So, you're going to be arrested. For resisting. Yes, you are. You're resisting. >> As of right now you are under you're under arrest. I'm asking you to step out for obstructing. So, go ahead and step out. For obstructing. For not stepping out of the car when I ordered you to. Okay, your window's going to come in. Please, I don't want to do that. What's that? That's fine. You're being You're recording as well. So, I'm going to ask you again to please step out of the car as I've asked multiple other times. >> Instead of stepping out of this car, she pulls out her phone and starts recording like it's going to do something. I don't get it. So, with her refusal to cooperate, the officers have no other choice but to bust this window. >> Okay, go ahead and get her out. Okay, Tommy saying everything just for 43 contact uh break in the window, take her out. All right, one more time before your window goes in, please step out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Out of the car. Put your phone down. Get out of the car. >> No, I'm not getting out of the car. >> Put your phone down. >> No, I >> Put your hands behind your back. >> This one went on a lot easier. >> With her secured in handcuffs, the cops then moved her into the squad car. >> All right. Come back to my car. >> This one or that one? >> This one. And you reek of alcohol. >> After finishing up with everything, the cops transported her to the station and started the process. >> I'm going to go to that door straight ahead. Let's have a seat straight ahead on that little stool. Get those off you. Thank you. >> There? >> Uh that one right there. >> Um you're not willing to submit to any preliminary tests, correct? >> Can it be not known that I'm a dancer? >> What's that? >> Like it's not going to be known to the public that I'm a dancer. >> No, I'm not going to go around telling people. >> I'm not telling anyone she's a dancer. Your secret's safe with us. Everyone here's going to keep the secret, right? >> Can I call my husband? >> So, >> [clears throat] >> even if you don't submit to the breathalyzer, I still need to do a 20-minute observation of you. So, basically, you got to keep your hands away from your face. It sounds stupid, but they say that it can mess with the breathalyzer. So, after the 20 minutes and we get done with this, you can have your phone, okay? Even if you don't submit to the breathalyzer. >> Okay, so I can call my husband? >> Yes, and >> Cuz I'm sure he's scared right now. >> I mean, if you call him, just keep it on speaker. Don't put it up to your face. >> That's fine. >> I'm trying to work with you, okay? >> That's fine. I appreciate you. May I right now? >> Yeah. >> I can? >> Yep. >> Okay, thank you. >> I'm not a mean guy. >> My phone's dead. Can I call on this phone? Like you can see that. It's that >> Do you have an iPhone? >> No. >> Um I'm going to have to have you call on this phone unfortunately. >> That's fine. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Like I have nothing to hide from you. >> I know. I'm just saying that. >> Do I have to like dial something? >> out. No. Just like a normal phone. >> Trent, I've been arrested. I need you to come get me. >> Tell me about 45 minutes. >> It's going to be about 45 minutes to an hour? >> 45 to an hour. >> Two an hour. >> Just to be safe. >> Just to be safe. The officer is very nice, but he did break my window. >> She is charged with DUI, resisting arrest, along with citations for a stop sign violation, improper lane use, speeding, and driving without insurance. And now we move on to this case where an officer with two back-to-back traffic stops shows you what to do and what not to do during one. >> I think you need >> Hello. >> Please don't [laughter] shoot me. >> I can understand that, but there's a gas station on that side. Can I get your ID from you, please? >> Oh [ __ ] >> Ma'am. >> I'm about to put on my clothes. >> I can appreciate that, but there was a gas station on that side and you did an improper turn in the median. I need your license from you, please. >> I ain't got my license with me. I got 10 of them in my purse. [ __ ] Huh, take this. This my ID. This my ID. Damn. Huh, take that ID. And I'll find you my license. Just give me one minute of my time. I see you trying to write me a ticket. Let me ask you something while you writing that down. What's going on on Pooler Parkway that's got it all messed up? >> Uh they got a ball game going on up there. >> Oh, okay. >> Miss Herman, what's your uh birthday? >> Wait a minute. If 80 I got my license, it's just I got to sign it cuz I switched pocketbooks today. >> That's It's >> 04 >> That's all Is that a Georgia ID? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Give me a second. I'll be right back with you. >> Okay. Okay. >> So, while the cops handling the traffic stop, he checks out this vehicle with an improper U-turn right in front of him. The hell? So, he immediately pulls the vehicle over. Sorry I'm doing I'm Officer Last with the Pooler Police Department. If you'll pull in front of that vehicle for me, I'm stopping you for improper U-turn. >> What? >> You just pulled through the concrete. I just watched you do it. Pull in front of this vehicle for me. Thank you, ma'am. >> You're welcome. >> I need your license and registration, please. >> You can't do the U-turn in the middle of the road, man. It's a median. >> Hey, sir. >> Look at Mr. Awesome cop here handling two traffic stops at once. And after finishing the ticket for two vehicles, he goes back to the first one and gives it to her. >> All right. Let's get you out of here. >> Thank you. >> Here's the copy of the citation. Here's your license back. >> Thank you. >> I did not mark it as anything commercial motor vehicle wise. It should not affect anything on that. >> Thank you. >> However, that being said, I gave you a court date of the 7th of December at 2:00 if you wish to come in and contest the citation. If you want to pay the citation and be done with it, the information to do that is on the back. >> Okay. >> Don't do that, okay? >> I know. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. The time I did it and I saw you, I said, "Oh, shit." >> I know. >> All right, we have signs cuz I can't see. >> Uh yeah, right there. >> Okay. >> It's not an admission of guilt state you received the citation you're aware of it, but if you don't pay it or appear in court, they will suspend your license, okay? >> Okay. Thank you. >> Thank you, ma'am. Now, that's how a traffic stop normally goes. The next one, however, is the opposite. It'll show you exactly what not to do during a routine traffic stop. >> Here's a copy of your citation. Citing you for an improper turn at the side of the gore, okay? >> Okay. >> It shouldn't put any points on your license, but I did give you a court date of the 7th of 7th of December at 2:00 if you wish to come and contest citation. If you wish to pay the citation be done with it, the information I do is on the back. This is not an admission of guilt state you received the site They are the ones for the other lady. >> Okay. >> I got it. Signing it is not an admission of guilt state you received Signing it states that you received the citation you're aware of it. Failure to pay it though will result in suspension of your license. Yes. Mr. Wilson Nope. Mr. Wilson >> Sir. >> At this point, you can discuss this if you go to a parking lot down there and you can Google it all you want to, all right? You can contest this at a later time. Okay. What you did is you drove through the concrete area down here, which is not a valid turnaround, all right? Sign the citation or I'm taking you out of this car. 667 Go ahead, give me the air for a second. I got one obstructing me. >> Yeah, should have signed the ticket and cried in court later on. But no, you want to argue here on the road. Well, you're screwed. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. Come back here. Come >> back. Get out of the car. >> I'm calling your supervisor. >> Sit back here now. They've already held the air and they're coming. Get back here now. Let's go. >> Yes, sir. I'm calling your supervisor. >> They're already coming. Go. >> threatened. >> I don't care if you feel threatened. >> a weapon? >> Turn. >> Stop. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ALL THE WAY ON THE GROUND. [screaming] LAY DOWN. LAY DOWN ON THE GROUND NOW. >> REALLY? >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back. >> Put my hands behind my back? All right, dispatch, what's the location? What's the traffic stop? >> Really? >> Yep. Now you're under arrest for obstruction. >> I'm not obstructing. I was asking a question, sir. >> Relax your arms. Relax your arms. >> I can't bend my right hand. >> Relax your arms. >> You're pulling my right hand where I can't bend my wrist. >> He can't find something to park that way. >> I have to admit the officers are a little bit cranky. An arrest too quickly will get the charges dropped later. >> Roll. >> Bend your legs. Do what? Bend your legs. >> Bend them. >> Yep. Sit up. Stand up. >> How am I supposed to stand up? My feet are underneath me, man. >> Stand up. >> I can't stand Can you roll me that way so I get at least on my knees? Sir, do you got strength to pick me up? I got to get on my knees so I can stand up. >> That works. >> But you ain't >> There you go. Thanks. That was fun. I got to say that. >> All right. All I was All I was doing was asking a question. I wasn't trying to be tough about it. >> Well, now you got yourself in trouble. >> I wasn't already in trouble. >> Got anything on you? Poke, stick, jab, cut me, any weapons of any kind? >> Of course not. Have a seat in my car. Can you fix my wrist, please? >> You want me to roll it for you now? >> Good. >> You didn't want to sign citations. Are you good? >> Yeah, I'm good. I'm going to answer. >> Connie, it's not his turn yet. >> We're at highway 80 and 995. >> That's the one right there. The shop's right there. >> Hello. >> Hey, where are you exactly? >> Babe. >> Yeah. >> So, a cop's taking me to jail and I need you to come pick up my truck. >> Okay. Are you serious? >> Yeah, I asked him a question what the ticket was for and he said I was obstructing. He pulled me out of the vehicle with the taser and put me He said he's taking me to jail. He said if I wanted to ask questions about the ticket, I could go to the parking lot somewhere. So I'm on I'm on highway 80 highway 80 uh and 95 by the Cracker Barrel. If you park at the Cracker Barrel, you can put the kids in the truck and I'll come back for the car. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Are you being serious? >> Yeah, I'm being serious. I'm in handcuffs right now. The cop called you. I wasn't screaming at him. I didn't give him attitude. I didn't do nothing. I just asked him what's the law of the median. And he said I could pull up in a parking lot somewhere and do my research after. And I said, "Well, sir, I'm just asking a question." And he says, "Well, you're obstructing. Step out of the vehicle." Then he pulled his taser out, made me get on the ground, all kinds of crap. >> Okay. >> So, it's right in front of the Cracker Barrel anyway. If you park If you park at the Cracker Barrel you can walk right here to my truck with the kids. >> It's fun. >> Tell her to park at the Taco Bell. There's a fence right there. The fence runs all the way down and around. Tell her to park at the Taco Bell. >> Well, the Taco Bell might be a little bit better. >> Taco Bell's next to the Taco Bell. >> Yeah, cuz there's a fence here by the Cracker Barrel thing so you're not going to be able to walk through that. >> Okay, so you want me to park at the Taco Bell to walk over there. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> My My keys are in the truck with my wallet and everything. The truck's still running, I guess. >> I got your wallet in here. >> Are you guys going to wait for me, or how does this work? >> Yeah, we're not going anywhere until you get here to collect the truck. >> In the end, he is charged with driving within a gore or median, obstruction, and failure to sign a citation. The case was handled through a pre-trial diversion. A portion of the program required the driver to attend an in-person 6-hour defensive driving course. Ultimately, all charges were dropped, and he was responsible for paying $1.50 on the three different tickets. >> Really? >> Put your hands on the wheel. DO IT NOW. PUT YOUR HANDS ON THE WHEEL. DO IT NOW. PUT YOUR HANDS on the wheel. Do it now. River, open the door. I got her hands. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. GET OUT! RIGHT NOW. >> You good? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Good job. >> Put her in cuffs. >> Put her in cuffs. >> Yeah, she's going to hit me. Ran away. Close in T1 detained. Traffic stop right now. >> After getting her in handcuffs, the cops then moved her to the squad car. >> Right there. >> Okay. All right. All right. >> I got I was on the front of my bike. >> Sit. Sit in the car. Get in the god damn car. What is your name? What is your name? Are you hurt? We'll talk later. >> When that was done, the cop then spoke to the caller who witnessed the whole thing. >> You guys all right? >> Yeah. I was just a little fast. We're good. >> I've been following her since >> Kojo. Um she swerved around into oncoming traffic, almost hit three people head-on. She hit another car behind me. I don't know where that car went. >> She hit a car? >> She hit another car in front of me. She got out in the middle of the road twice. She stopped. She got out in the middle of the road and tried to open the driver's side of somebody else's vehicle and that person got scared and took off. >> And that was >> That was back around the entrance of Big Pine. >> Okay. All right, let's go ahead. >> And I've been following her since. I got her license plate. I gave it to dispatch, but >> Can I get you to put what you just told me on a written statement? >> Perfect. Whatever you need. That'll help me. Do you see a drink? There's like spilled liquid >> Yeah. >> everywhere, but do you see a can or a cup? >> Negative. >> As she sat in the back of the squad car, she suddenly went into full chupacabra mode. >> You know I don't like you. You're a bad guy. You know I don't like you. You >> Careful. >> got to be Hey, I want to be 40 because you're >> to put your seat belt Okay. Can you lean back against the car? >> Fake. >> Okay. Can you look that way? I'm going to put your seat belt on. >> so fake. You look like >> Ma'am. >> I GOT PEOPLE IN MY THING. HEY, YOU WANT TO BE 40? YOU'RE PIECE OF GARBAGE. BABY. I hope you you don't have like kids. >> Okay. Do you have anything on? Anything in your pockets? NO? >> DON'T TOUCH ME. GARBAGE. >> OKAY. The camera's on >> the side of the car, okay? Okay. Good talk. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. I got on the phone with 911, I gave them their license plate, and she got out, I mean, stumbling and just started like obviously on narcotics or something or on alcohol. I don't know what she's got going on, but Do you speak English? >> No. Yeah, you want me to go and speak to you English? >> I do want you to speak to me in English. >> Baby, you want me like [ __ ] my my head. >> Are you okay? >> No. >> What happened? >> My my My my my my feet is melt. >> Your what? >> Shut [clears throat] up, please. You want me How much you want? >> Where are you talking >> I'm like Aventura, Aventura. How much you want? >> What do you mean? >> How much you want? >> For what? >> Do you leave me? >> Is she trying to bribe the police? >> [laughter] >> Oh man, the nerve of this woman after all the things she just pulled off. >> To leave you? >> And my brothers. >> I don't know what you're trying to ask me. >> How much you want, man? >> How much for what? >> How much you want? >> How much for what? What do you >> Why did you [ __ ] off? >> You want me to [ __ ] off? Is that what you're asking? >> Baby. >> I'm trying to understand what you want. >> Baby, how much you want? >> Are you trying to offer me money so that I let you go? Is that what you're saying? What do you want? >> And like do me you and me like to just have some chill here on the [ __ ] beach. >> Okay. I don't know what you what YOU WANT. >> MY STOP KICKING THE CAR. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> EVEN at the station, she refused to stop being crazy. Listen, do you have anything in your mouth? >> Check. >> Open your mouth, please. Lift your tongue. Thank you. Will you do some exercises with me like following my finger and walking on the line? >> Sure. >> Yeah, okay, perfect. Would you please stand up? >> Sure. But you can take this out from me. >> As long as long as long as you stay calm. >> Can I get a lawyer? >> Not right now. >> a lawyer? >> You will. >> I have a lawyer. >> Good. I will take >> Can I call Can I call my your lawyer? >> Not right now. You will later though, yes. >> No, can I look I don't want to do anything about my lawyer. >> Will you not do field sobriety? Okay. Right now is your opportunity to do field sobriety exercises. Will you do field sobriety exercises with me? Yes or no? >> With my lawyer. >> Okay. So, that's a no? >> Yeah, with my lawyer. >> Okay. Go ahead and sit back down, please. >> my lawyer. >> Go ahead and sit back down, please. >> Sure. >> Thank you. >> People from your country is studying medicine. You're a police. I'm a medicine doctor. >> Mhm. >> I'm a a medicine doctor, RADIOLOGIST DOCTOR. >> SIT BACK DOWN. SIT BACK DOWN. Sit in the chair. >> Look. I want you guys have this piece of [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] as a piece of [ __ ] doctor. My broken bones for 2 hours. US citizen pay MY TAXES. WHY YOU GIVE ME 2 HOURS WITH MY BROKEN BONES? PIECE OF [ __ ] WHY? >> HEY. >> WHY YOU GIVE ME 2 HOURS? >> NO MORE YELLING. >> ENJOY, GUY POLICE. You know why? I want to live in the Bohemian and the Caribbean. I'm paying taxes. Do you know I want to talk to you, Anthony? >> Sit down, Ms. Rodriguez. >> Rodriguez. >> Is that your name? >> You got me there? >> Is that your name? Is this your driver's license? >> Oh, you got it. >> Okay. >> You see? You you taking a while. Jail. >> [laughter] >> Yeah. >> American paying taxes. US citizen paying taxes. >> You're still a nurse in your country. >> Some people from my daddy's school. This guy is so hurt. Oh. He got my social. He got my everything. Kill them. >> Oh. >> Kill them. The same way They are killing us. But this guy right here, HIT OR NO HIT. >> [laughter] >> IF YOU KNOW I DON'T ASK THIS guy something, kill them. Kill them. >> So listen, you're going to be arrested for the following things. You don't have to. You don't even have to listen to me. You're being arrested for fleeing and eluding, which is a six. Sit back down. Sit. >> Camera? >> Yes, camera is on. DON'T WORRY. >> [screaming and laughter] >> SIT. >> SHE WAS CHARGED WITH DUI, fleeing and eluding, and reckless driving. >> Recorded right now? >> Yes. >> Why did you pull us over? >> Because both >> Because what? >> owners of the vehicle have suspended license, okay? You're being detained. Let's go. >> I'm coming out. I'm coming out, man. I'm coming outside. >> It's September 17th, 2025. We got an officer on patrol here with a traffic stop on a driver with a suspended license. All right, simple stuff. What happened next? Hello. Federal Way police, how are you? I just want you to know you're being video recorded, okay? I show both registered owners of this vehicle to have suspended driver's license. Okay. Okay. Do you have your ID with >> I'm just waiting for the new one. That's my driver >> You're suspended. I just checked. Department of license has you suspended on unpaid tickets, So I'll double check again. >> Yeah. And I if it's suspended, I didn't know that it was suspended. And how come I got pulled over? >> Because the registered owners are suspended. Do you have insurance information? >> No. >> No insurance? Okay, be back here. Can be, yeah. >> Well, I'm going through [ __ ] already. >> Okay. What happens if you get into a collision? >> I'm paying you. >> You okay? You don't pay insurance, but you'll pay for the collision. >> Okay. >> Be back with you. >> No license, no insurance. Okay, sounds like somebody needs to get their car towed. But, the driver isn't going to be the only problem the officer has to deal with. >> Okay. So, do you have your ID with you, sir? You don't? Okay. So, are you you go by Junior or Fetuli? Is that right? Okay. So, there's a no contact order between you. >> It's already dismissed. >> Okay. Well, we'll we'll we'll confirm it, okay? So, you're just going to you're just going to be detained until we confirm the order, okay? So, just cooperate with these officers over here, okay? >> What did I do? What what what >> There's a no contact order. >> what was the purpose of you pulling us over? >> I already explained that everything. >> explain that. Are we recording right now? >> Yes. >> Why did you pull us over? >> Because both >> Because what? >> owners of the vehicle have suspended license, okay? You're being detained. So, just go ahead and unhook your seat belt. >> I'm going to come outside. Back up. Back up. >> Unhook your seat belt and get out. Back up. Get out, all right? >> No, I listen, I'm going to I'm going to come outside. >> Okay. Let's go. >> No, get out. I'm coming out. I'm coming out, man. I'm coming outside. >> Let's start with the seat belt. Get out, okay? >> Don't treat me like an animal. >> Back up. I'm going to come outside. >> No. >> He's going to I'm not What do you think I'm going to run or something? >> We have procedure. Just cooperate with us. Being detained, okay? All right. Let's go. If we don't confirm the order, you're going to be out of here today, okay? >> No, I'm No, this is Hey, you guys are all up up on me like that. No, I'm I'm I got to back up. Don't pull me out. Please don't. My elbow's bad, man. I got a bad elbow. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Go ahead. Lock me up. I'm What the >> All right, there we go. >> Go ahead. [ __ ] >> Sir, in your arms, sir. >> I'm right here. >> You got you didn't two cuffs. Listen, you don't have to be >> Hey, hold on. >> Then then all right, stand. >> I need two cuffs on me. >> We will give you two I'll give you two cops. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Hold up. >> What's wrong with y'all, man? Y'all need some more experience or something. [ __ ] I need I need procedure, please. I need two cops. >> They're going to get you two cops. >> You're going to kill me off for no reason. I ain't doing nothing wrong. Don't step on my [ __ ] toe, man. Tell them >> You're under arrest for resisting. >> No, I'm not doing nothing. I need to fight. >> All right. Look at me. Yeah. Calm down. >> Don't treat me. I'm I'm right here. I'm not going nowhere. >> Where do we put him? >> Yeah, man. Don't step on my [ __ ] toe. >> We put him two cops. Don't worry. >> Thank you. Appreciate it. >> No worries, bro. >> That's [ __ ] That's all I'm I am. Just don't come at me like that, man. >> Let me explain to you. >> No, you didn't see me out there. >> You want to sit down in the car? >> I'm good. I'm good. I'm good. >> All right. Thanks, bro. >> Yeah. >> Come on. Calm down. >> Come on, man. You're pushing on my arm. >> Then >> [ __ ] >> Right here. Right here. >> Pushing on my [ __ ] arm. >> No worries, bro. >> While that man's being placed in the back of the squad car, the woman continues running her mouth, arguing with the cops. >> How was he resisting? He wasn't resisting. He was telling you he wasn't resisting. He had a bad elbow. I recorded everything. He wasn't re >> We recorded everything, too. Okay? >> resisting. >> He resisted arrest. Okay? So, you're you're the petitioner. No, he needs to do what we say. He needs to cooperate. He doesn't He doesn't We didn't treat him like anything. I explained to him Listen to me. >> Why are you being argumentative? I'm saying if you guys would have came >> Because >> You're under arrest. So, can you please step out of the vehicle? You guys can step out of the vehicle, but you guys just come here and try to >> Do you want me to explain how things work or not? >> Yeah, go ahead. Yes, so I can understand because I I was horrible. >> So, through the course of this traffic stop, I've been very cordial and very nice. Okay? >> Yes. >> So, there's a no-contact order with him and you, okay? That means you're not supposed to have contact. It's been confirmed, okay? All right? So, he shows to be a violent felon, okay? He shows >> How is he showing you that? >> He's a convicted felon. He has a history of possessing firearms and he's violent. Okay. There's procedures, okay? You don't explain that during the course of it, okay? We are the authority. He needs to cooperate. He doesn't get to He questioned everything, fine. I explained it to him again, the reason for the stop. Then it's done. You're detained, he needs to cooperate. Okay? So then he can't kick me. No, he didn't. But he could have, right? Okay? There's procedures for everything. As for the car, pretty sure it's going to get impounded because she also has no insurance. So, listen. You have no insurance and a suspended license, okay? Car's probably going to be impounded. Okay, so so listen, listen. Let's back up, let's back up. We got a lot going on here, okay? Let's back up. You're the victim. Okay, and a no contact order violation, domestic violence, okay? It's a mandatory arrest, it's a mandatory booking in the jail, okay? Do you want to provide any kind of statement regarding your contact with him? Okay. We'll have an officer take a statement from you. Sure. Okay. You're telling me right now that you want to drive with a suspended license. You're literally Okay, well Yeah, okay. Yeah, you're suspended probably for for unpaid tickets, okay? And you have no insurance, okay? It doesn't matter that you didn't know. I didn't Did I say that? No, I'm saying if I don't impound the car, you're talking about driving around for transportation. Well, if you want to call somebody you can before the tow gets here, and then you >> have a valid license and insurance. >> Yes. >> Before the tow gets here. >> Can you slow down with the tow cuz she needs all of this stuff out of here. >> Can you Can you call them and call them again? >> So, the main the main problem here is him. Okay? >> You guys are taking him already. Now, I'm looking what else I need to do for them kids that are waiting outside that we got evicted. And I just I need the vehicle. >> Yeah. >> But so if you can just please not call them right now. I'm calling my sister right now. She's right here right here in >> So, I Okay. Like I said, I am planning on towing the vehicle, okay? But if a licensed driver with insurance gets here before the tow, I'll probably let it go with them, okay? >> I'm calling >> So, just stay right here with this officer. I'm going to inventory the vehicle really quick. >> Well, she's lucky the officer gave her some leeway here. No license and no insurance, man. Others would have had theirs towed right away. >> So, just to be clear, the the one of the reasons now that we're looking at is because of this order. As far as we can see this order is still in place. So, I don't want you right now like yelling at her or anything like that because if it is in place, that might be something else that we're dealing with on top of everything else, okay? All right? So, that's what that's what we're investigating right now. We're also investigating the possible obstruction. >> Okay. >> Officer, uh you can't search the truck. >> Who's the registered owner? >> All me. >> Who's the registered owner? >> That's all of us. Oh. You can't let him search the truck. >> If there is a no contact order right now, then that's another violation. All right? >> You can't search the >> the door. Hey, move your knee in. >> You can't You need to speak I need to speak I need to speak with the sergeant. I know my rights, trust me. >> Hey, chill out. >> with the sergeant. No, talk Call sergeant. I need the sergeant. Please, I need the sergeant. >> this door. >> He told us to go to jail, that doesn't mean that the charges will stick. That that's between the prosecutor, that's not us. Our job is once somebody's been arrested or or we confirm an order, we have to arrest mandatory, but that doesn't mean that once it goes to the prosecutor it's going to stick. So, that's why you need to work on the piece that we talked about. Take a breath. Breathe. Okay? Can you breathe? Can you breathe for me? Yeah? Okay? Okay? But now you have a solution, right? So, I want you to take some breaths, okay? And I will go talk to him if you promise that you will just take some breaths, okay? >> You don't you don't know what it's like to be in this situation. >> It's so false. Well, well, we we don't know something we don't know, right? So, I'm going to go talk to him, but you need to take a breath, okay? >> After a while, a sergeant arrives to speak to the man. >> Okay, Junior, just to explain kind of what's going on now is you're going to be going to jail on the order violation, okay? >> For what? >> Cuz it's everything we have we we contacted the courts and everything about that is that we see that this order is still in place. I'm not saying that it's impossible that that this thing, but it that's going to have to be something that's figured out later cuz from the steps that we take to determine this, it looks like everything's in place and that this order is still in place and that you couldn't be there with her, okay? >> So, I I can't let you guys speak to each other, but she did want me to let you know that all your charges were dismissed with prejudice. However, they did not drop the order. That's something that's going to have to be petitioned to the court if they even allow for it. So, the order is still in place, but the charges haven't dropped. So, I just just so you understand fully what's going on, okay? >> Thank you. >> So, one thing like I just want to tell you, man, right? >> Can I talk to the sergeant with you? >> Which one? >> I just want to tell him the one that Yeah, I will call him back. >> Well, we're about to leave, all right? >> Yeah, no, I wanted to tell him that. >> Okay. I see just like what I want to explain, right? It's like I know that this isn't your first interaction with police cuz cuz we we know that you got felon status and everything like that, right? Um >> Well, that's all over. >> No, no, and I'm not saying that I'm not saying that you're a bad guy or anything like that, right? I'm just saying like, "Hey, like we're we're not doing things just to do it, right?" >> I've been doing I understand that, but I don't know what type of people you all dealt with before, but I'm not that person. You know what I mean? >> I got that. >> But but where we were running I've been >> It It happens to everybody. It's not just with you. But but when we run into these issues, we're like, "Hey, you're being detained. We're trying to get you out of the car." >> Yeah, but I'm It's not like I'm freaking just trying to You know what I mean? Trying to get get away from you guys or anything like that. >> I know. I I I I I understand what you're saying. And like hey, in like normal human interactions, I get it, right? Like where where it's like people shouldn't just force the issue. But when it's the police, this is the things that we have to do, right? So so like when we're telling you you're detained to get out of the car, we want you to get out of the car so we can detain you, right? >> Right. Get get out of the car before y'all yank me out the car. Get me out the >> I know. I know. But the thing is is that you weren't getting out. You were saying, "Hey, why did you pull me over?" You were making these arguments. That's not the time to That's not the time to do >> I understand that he pulled us over for no reason. >> Okay. >> Right? >> So the reason The reason you guys got pulled over is cuz you guys are both suspended. Both you Both you and your passenger >> the reason to run our plates? >> We can run any plate we want. Like there's been court decisions about that. >> No, he saw I had my hand out, tattoos out my the window. He figured it was some gang banging or something. >> And you can bring up those arguments, man, but I'm telling you we have the right to run any plate we want on you. >> There was two of them and then he's the one that slowed back. He got right on my ass. >> Okay. >> For no reason. We were going to the speed limit. So I'm saying No, you understand where I'm coming from. >> Okay. >> Moving forward, I just >> Cuz cuz I understand where you're coming from, too. And then like a normal interaction, if it's not a police interaction with somebody, like there's that respect, right? It's like let's talk before we do things. But when it comes to the police giving you a lawful order, that's when you just need to make the arguments later, but you need to comply at first. >> Yeah, but you can't you can't do that because you don't know if I'm that person. You see what I'm saying? >> why we were detaining you on reasonable suspicion. That's what was going on, okay? >> You don't have a You don't have a You know what I mean? You're not positive. You're not You know what I'm saying? You don't know for sure >> Right. And you weren't under arrest at that point, but you were being detained at that point. >> pulled me out the car like I It's not like I had a gun, like I just robbed somebody or beat somebody's ass. >> But we don't know what you have. >> I didn't have that. I had my hands right up. >> No, I know. I know. >> my rights. Trust me. I've been locked up all my life. >> Okay. >> I know how to >> So, the the reason I'm bringing that up is because cuz cuz there's there's going to be an additional charge for the fact that that you were obstructing there, okay? >> though. How's that an extra charge? >> Because you weren't complying with our orders. We had to pull you out of there and you were you were fighting. >> the the the Islander the officer came and I I he talked to me nicely, politely, and I did everything that he asked me to do. Right? Am I right? Are you recording this? >> Yep. It's all recorded. >> In the end, this man is charged with violating a protection order and resisting arrest. Thank you so much for watching and chilling with us today. Please don't ever forget to like, hype, and subscribe to the channel. Go ahead and share those comments on down below. Remember, this is Police X10. Stay safe. Catch you next time.