So you thought my music was too loud. My music was on a nine. >> Ma'am, I think it was so loud that you almost hit me because you distracted. >> I'm about to arrest you. >> You can't arrest me for nothing. >> So man, this is going to go >> state national. I don't care. >> This is kidnapping and it's coercion to threaten me behind this well-being of my daughter. I'm entitled to that. >> You're entitled to nothing. You're under arrest. >> Under arrest for what? >> You're under arrest. Underresting. >> It's honestly unbelievable how some people treat the side of the road like a courtroom. convinced they can debate their way out of a ticket. Uh, spoiler alert, it only makes things worse. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. These are the times when the dumbest Karens think roadside is the courthouse. Starting with this woman who argues with the wrong cop during her first traffic stop. >> The fact of the matter is is that there's a solid white line that you went past and got into the sidewalk on a traffic stop. >> No. No. No, no, no, no. You don't have the right to enter an intersection on a red light. Doesn't matter where you're at. >> Understand why you don't understand that. >> I'm not trying to sit out here and argue with you any more than I have to. >> It's October 9th, 2025 in Florida. An officer conducts this traffic stop on a vehicle for a traffic infraction. So, let's see what's going on. >> Are you checking your mirrors at all? Did you happen to notice that I was right next to you when you illegally entered the UT the intersection? >> I just >> You had no right to turn there. You had a red light. There was a red yellow ar there was a red left turn arrow when you entered the intersection while I was right next to you. >> Give me your license. >> Just >> license now. Please. License now. Please. >> Ma'am, I need your license now. Ma'am, I'm going to give you 5 seconds to give me your license or you're going to be placed under arrest. >> License, insurance, registration. Give me your license, insurance, registration, please. Ma'am, license, insurance, registration, please. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to argue with you. You have one more chance to give me your license, insurance, registration, or I'm going to pull you out of this car and you're going to be under arrest. Give it to me now. >> Gardens traffic. I'll take one more. She's refusing to identify herself. >> Okay. Looks like the woman was trying to say that since she didn't actually make the U-turn at the intersection during the red light, she didn't commit an infraction. But in the report, the cop wrote that her rear tires had crossed the white stop bar, putting that vehicle well within the intersection, which is a traffic infraction. Also, no matter if you committed an infraction or not, you should always just cooperate with the police, not argue with them on the side of the road. License, insurance, registration. Now, I told you what you did. I'm right next to you and you entered the intersection. You passed the white stop bar without without ma'am. There was no one there. I was right next to you. >> That guy behind me. I was there. >> License, insurance, registration. Do it now or you will be arrested. >> I'm not kidding. Give me your license, insurance, and registration. >> Where's your key? I'm turning your vehicle off. You're under arrest. >> Refusing to identify. I've asked you four times. >> You You're not giving me your identification. We're not playing this game. Give me your ident. Get out. >> I never move. >> Get out of the car right now. >> Get out of the car right now. >> Out of the car right now. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> To the car. I never move. >> After slapping the cuffs on her, the cops then escorted her to the squad car. And on the way, she continued to argue. >> But I never move, sir. >> No. The the fact of the matter is is that there's a solid white line that you went past and got into the sidewalk on a traffic stop. >> No, no, no, no, no. You don't have the right to enter an intersection on a red light. Doesn't matter where you're at. Let's go. You're in the back of my car. >> I don't care who you have to talk to. You're not talking to them right now. You're under arrest. >> For what? >> For fail to identify. You are lawfully required. Ma'am, you did. I have my camera. I was right next to you the whole time. >> Move. I never move. Unless I'm right dear. >> No, no, no, no, no. There's a I already explained to you what the lawful reason for the stop was. I'm not hearing your [ __ ] We're not arguing anymore. >> So, I had to enter your car to pull you out. >> We are done. >> Shut up. We're done talking. >> Sit down. We're going in the car. >> In the car. >> Give me a hint to me. Okay, I'm going to go 70. >> My apologize. She's 10:15. Failed to identify. >> You want to tell? >> Yeah. >> With the woman secured in the back of the squad car, the cops then try to get her information. >> You want to give us your name or date of birth yet or no? >> No. >> You don't want to give us your name and date of birth? >> I don't have but I just asking a question. You know, you get moved. I never Yeah, I met the but I never drive off. >> Okay. So, do you want to give us your name and date of birth? I'm asking you, do I have to give it? But I never >> You do have to give it. >> You do have to give it license in the car. >> Where's your Where's your license? >> Language. >> What's your first name? >> What's your first name? >> Linda. >> Linda. What's your last name? >> I'm Yes. What are we? What's your last name? >> She finally provided her full name, but uh that's the most she can do before she goes right back into arguing. >> But I'm still asking question. What's your birthday? >> Once we get this basic information, we'll get that. We'll get there. >> Well, listen. No matter here, here's the thing. I'm going to explain something to you. When you get pulled over for a traffic violation, whether you say you did or didn't do it, >> that's for court. Okay? But when you get pulled over by a police officer who's saying that it's for a lawful reason, you are required to identify yourself. But this was um a >> The problem is if you don't identify yourself, you don't provide a driver's license or you don't give your name, your date of birth, anything that would identify you, you're now committing a crime. >> But I'm asking that question. I never drove off. >> And that's what court's for. >> Nobody said you drove off. >> But when I get off >> because you didn't identify yourself to him when he asked you to. But it doesn't matter when you don't identify yourself. You don't say what your name is, your date of birth, or you don't provide a driver's license. That's the way it works. >> That low functioning blank stare just never went away, huh? Maybe the cops really blew some fuses on her head with this explanation. >> That's what court's for. I already explained that. >> If you don't give me your give us your ID right now, I'm going to add multiple extra charges. I already told you what the reason for the stop was. There's a solid white bar on that ground over there that you rolled past on a red light. I have been awful. >> You did. I just said you move. >> It was a solid red arrow. >> You didn't have the right to move into the intersection at all. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> I'm going to tell you what's going to happen. >> Either you tell us where your ID is >> or you give us your name and date of birth or you're going to go down to the jail as Jane Doe >> and you're going to sit and you're going to sit there until you decide to produce your proper name and date of birth. >> For what reason? I already because you're under arrest right now. >> I had a lawful traffic stop. I'm a traffic officer. I know the traffic law. I asked you to for your ID. You refused to give it to me. Say arguing that I didn't have a reason to stop you. I I asked you to exit the vehicle. I had to go into your car, turn your car off myself, and and and then help you out. You I gave you 15 lawful orders to do what I asked. I gave you every opportunity to make the right choice. >> I I do. You just said something. That's not right. What's your Everything's recorded on body won't get you. What's your birthday? >> I'm telling you what happened. >> What is your birthday? >> That is not >> What is your birthday? >> I'm telling you guys, >> that's what courts for. I don't >> Three different officers ask you the same question. >> My first [crying] time ever. >> Well, hopefully you learned your lesson. >> She was charged with resisting without violence and tag attached, not a sign. She also got cited for the red light violation. Moving on to the next case where this sovereign citizen thinks she's above the law. >> So man, this is going to go >> state national. I don't care. >> I ask that you identify me correctly. This is kidnapping and it's coercion to threaten me behind this well-being of my daughter. I'm entitled to that. >> You're entitled to nothing. >> Welcome to June 11th, 2025, Florida. A cop conducts a traffic stop on this vehicle for multiple traffic infractions. And um here's what happened next. >> Hey, I'm officer Massie. I'm stopping the vehicle for two different reasons. First reason is your license is suspended. And secondly, your headlights are not on and it's raining outside. >> Uh could you call a sergeant? >> No, I cannot. You're more than welcome to call 4351845 and request one, but he's not going to come out just for you requesting to talk to him. I'm I'm perfectly capable of of doing >> Not even a minute in and she's demanding a sergeant. It's got to be the fastest call your supervisor or Karen made in a body cam video. Also, can't you just love a nononsense cop? >> So, [snorts] I need three things from me. Your license, your registration on the vehicle, and your insurance. >> Business. >> Say again. >> I don't conspire in business. >> I don't know what that means, ma'am. >> I don't conspire in your business. I do not understand. I don't answer. >> Okay. So, ma'am, this is going to go >> State. I don't care. So, listen. This is going to go one way and one way only. Okay? You are going to identify yourself and if you refuse to, I'm going to remove you from the vehicle and I'm going to place you under arrest. >> I'm not refusing. You are >> pretty sure not handling your document when requested because you're delusional is the definition of refusing. >> You're in violation of two Florida state statutes and you have to provide your license or you have to identify yourself. You have not done either of those. >> I identify myself as a state. >> Sure. Okay. >> I do contract. No, I do not answer. >> Okay. >> And if you don't, you're going to jail. >> Yeah. >> Cuz I'm a super I'm I'm super nice, right? If you just provide your ID, you might just get a warning, you know, but when behavior like this this continues, I have not >> I'm more likely to right side. >> With a woman refusing to cooperate, the cop then decide to put one of the fastest sovereign citizen arrests in history. [music] >> You have to identify yourself. >> Hands are in my lap and I've identified myself as a state national. I do not do >> You're on the roadway in the state of Florida and you're in violation of two state statutes and you have still not identified yourself. That's what I've asked several times. Okay. So, get out of the vehicle. Come on. Get out of the vehicle. Turn away from me. Turn away from me. Turn around. Hands behind your back. Interlock your hands like you're praying. Hey, Officer Thompson. Swap with me, please. And if you'll search her, they're okay. I'm not worried about them. They've been chill the whole time. >> I like for you to take notice that I've, you know, let Nobody. >> What's your relation What's your relation to her? Just a friend or >> Yeah. >> Okay. Is is is the child with you or is the child with her? >> Okay. Does that Lilo and Stitchbag belong to her or you? >> Huh? >> Is that Is is that your mom that was driving? Yeah, that's your mommy. Is that her backpack? >> It's y'alls together. Okay. There's a kid in the [ __ ] back seat, too. Her time. >> Yeah. She should be ashamed of herself acting like that. getting all arrested in front of a child. And as usual, she blames everybody else. >> In the plate, it comes back to a female who kind of I mean kind of looks like her. I'm unable to I haven't looked at that yet. >> Okay. >> The license also is not valid for whoever that is. Whoever the vehicle belongs to. >> Hey, is the is this mommy's car? She got it from her dad. Okay. Hey, if y'all just want to hop out to those officers over there for me, please. Do you have coats in the car that you're not going to get wet? >> Are you okay? Okay. Y'all just hop out. The daughter says that that Lilo and Stitch backpack is both of theirs. So, there's probably identification stuff inside of that bag. >> I gave her a few minutes. If not, we'll have to contact DCF to see if they can take custody of the kid in the meantime. You just got a few minutes to think about it before we decide. >> I ask that you identify me correctly. This is kidnapping and it's coercion to threaten me behind this well-being of my daughter. I would like to speak with the people that I'm with that has to do with my well-being. I'm entitled to that. You're entitled to nothing. >> Excuse me. >> You're entitled to nothing. [laughter] Put that on a t-shirt. >> You're saying I don't have rights? >> You do. >> Okay. >> But I don't if I don't want to let you speak to them, I'm not going to. >> They said the tag comes out to a Honda. >> We're arranging something and we're agreeing to do something. That's business. >> Oh, yeah. I think so. Actually, I did see that. >> Oh, she's habitual, too. >> Oh, that's why. >> Yeah. You're a habitual traffic offender, so you're going to get a felony for that, too. >> You know, you're a very nasty young man. >> I disagree. But hey, everyone's >> able to have their own opinion. >> What though? >> What? >> You came over and because you know what you do as a form of business, you mistaken me for regular, you know, joke. Eddie, I did is you did not provide me to come in North Carolina >> or answer your question should be answer >> because of your behavior and how you're acting. You don't you don't deserve anything right now. >> Excuse me. Because of my views. Is that what you said? >> I said your behavior. >> What behavior? I I did not yell. I did not force myself or voice on you or anyone that you were with. >> This would have went much much easier if you just provided your information like everyone else does from the beginning. >> That to provide that information is that not doing business with you. >> What in the Looney Tunes land did she imagine herself in? Handing over documents you're legally required to provide during a traffic stop is not the same as buying a burger from Mickey De's. >> So I have to conduct business the correct way. Is that not true? >> 100% I agree with you. >> All right. >> Which you refused to do. >> Hold on a minute. I let you know that I didn't have my paperwork on my vessel >> and that I do have it. I asked for a sergeant. Yep. >> And a sergeant has a protocol to call as well. >> Oh, really? Does he? Okay. Interesting. Yes, he has he has he has the uh overstanding to do business as is it should be done. >> Well, okay. I >> promise you my paperwork is in the correct order and I'm not work. >> Sure. Well, it wasn't presented to me like like you're statutoily required to. Let me ask you this. Do you also own a white Honda? Your daughter said you did. >> Shouldn't listen to Joe. >> She said you put the license plate from that car on the one you just got stopped in. >> I would assume cuz that one's valid. I think my solid plate is in the car cuz that's the one I ride with. >> Oh, really? >> Yes. >> That's another good way to go to jail. >> Oh, you think so? >> In the end, she's charged with resisting without violence and driving on a suspended or revoked license. Later, she was found guilty of resisting arrest while the other charge was dropped by the prosecutor. So, let's move on to this case now where a woman made the traffic stop worse by arguing with the cop. >> Ma'am, you're under arrest. >> Under arrest for what? Aggravated speeding. >> Aggravated right now. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> Under arrest for what? You're under arrest. Under arrest for what? I wasn't speeding. CAN I COUNT MY MONEY? >> WHY ARE Y'ALL TOUCHING ME? THEY AIN'T TOUCHING ME. >> It's March 21st, 2026, and cops went for this traffic stop on a vehicle for speeding 30 mph over the posted speed limit. What's happening here? >> Where are we? Do you have a driver's license insurance on you? Bro, >> why are we speeding? >> How was I? I was going 35 miles per hour, baby. >> Come on. >> How much was I going? >> Stop it. >> Can you No, I'm asking the question. How much? >> Just stop it. Give me your license. >> How fast was I going? I was going going 35 miles an hour. >> Yeah, lady. You were going 35 mph. Over the speed limit. Stop lying to yourself and the officer. >> You were not. You were doing excessively over that, >> which is what? >> 65 and a 30. >> Never. Okay. Okay. You're the only car that passed me. >> You said license, right? >> License and insurance. >> Thank you. >> I got you. Good. >> Yep. >> Where are you headed to? >> I'm headed to my girlfriend's house. >> Where's that at? >> Cuz I got to drive her to Texas. >> Good. How about you? >> Better than usual. >> Can't find your license? >> Yeah, I know where it's at. I seen it earlier. It's not in my um I got it. >> Oh, >> what's your name, officer? >> Desi. >> Dazzy. >> Good. >> Nice to meet you. >> Yeah, nice to meet you, too. >> What about insurance? Do we have insurance? >> Yes, sir. I got insurance. >> Okay. >> I live on my phone. >> Yeah. >> All right. Thank you. >> Do you have anything besides in the in your purse? >> No, sir. I don't nothing like that. >> Cigarette? Okay. No firearms. >> I got party. I don't party. >> No firearms or anything like that in the vehicle? >> No, that's TSD. >> Very good. >> My phone died. >> All right. Yep. I'll go take a >> After checking the license, the cop goes back to tell her to step out of the car. >> Do me a favor. Hop out here real quick. I'm going to holler at you cuz you got a little bit open your purse. I saw when you whipped out your license. I'm going to take a quick look through your car. >> It's all the empty bags with shake and you got shake everywhere. >> No, sir. I do not. You can check right now. I don't have any no in my bag. >> Nothing. >> Okay. >> Nothing. >> All right. >> Makeup. Makeup. >> Okay. Okay. >> I don't have any. I don't have any. I >> But like the shake in here. It's illegal. All right. It's helping >> pour it in your hand. What? Shake. >> All that in there. I'm not pouring. >> No. No. Because it's no shake. >> I'm not pouring that in my hand. Can I pour it in my hand? >> No. >> It's no shake in it, baby. >> But it's still Listen. It's the It's the remnants of cannabis. Okay. >> It's the remnants of cannabis. Okay. I'm going to have you step out. I'm going to take a quick look and then we'll get you out of here. Okay. >> I'm not going to step out because there's no in there and you know it's >> Okay. Step out. >> I'm not. >> Step out. >> No sir. >> Step out. >> There's no in there. >> Okay. So, step out >> for what? >> Because I'm telling you to step out. >> I'm not going to do this. >> Okay. So, here's the second here's the second thing. You're doing 35 mph over the speed limit. Stop. Okay. So, the next step is I'm going to have you step out cuz you're going to get tickets. Okay. >> Step out to get a ticket. >> Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. Hop out here. >> I'm not going to stop. >> Okay. Cuz you are under arrest for aggravated speeding now. Okay. Hop out. >> That's crazy. >> Yep. Hop out. >> No, no, no. Don't take All right. Can I count my money? You can count You can count it outside here. All right. No, you're not taking your purse out there either. You're going to leave everything in the car. >> I can't. You see how you No, I said you can count your cash out there. >> He said I can't count my cash out here. >> Just hop out real quick. Nothing in that bag. No, no, nothing. I'm not hopping out. >> Ma'am, you're under arrest. >> Under arrest for what? >> Aggravated speeding. >> Aggravated. >> Well, this lady's really trying to hide something from these officers, huh? Looks like the more she's going to delay, the more sus she looks. If I was under arrest, you would have arrested me the first time. You pulled me over. >> Ma'am, ma'am, you have to exit the vehicle. It's a lawful order. >> Okay. You said to count my money, right? >> No, you can count outside the car. >> Can I get it together? >> No, just outside the car. >> KEEP PULLING MY DOOR. >> I know. Ma'am, you have you have you have to exit. It's a lawful order. >> Can I get my money, please? >> Put it Put it in the purse and hop out. >> I'm getting my money. No, I don't know where. >> Ma'am, ma'am, you have to exit the vehicle. >> I'm getting Can I Sir, I'm exiting the vehicle. >> No, hop out. >> Hop out right now, ma'am. Fine. >> Yes, sir. I'm hopping out right now. >> I'm hopping out right now. >> Get out. >> Get out. >> I have to pee. >> Get out. >> Can I squat and pee? >> No. Get out. >> It's illegal to do, man. >> Okay. So, how can I You going to pee on myself? >> Get out. >> You're going to ask. How about >> They just opened my door, cut off my car. >> We're going have to drag you on. >> And they trying to drag me out of my car. >> Refusing to exit the vehicle. >> I'm not refusing to exit the vehicle. Exit. Exit. >> Hop out. >> Y'all is wild. >> Excuse me. Can I get out? I have to pee. I'm not going to pee on myself. >> Hop out. You're under. >> I'm about to get out. >> HOP OUT. DON'T GET ME, BRO. >> Get out. Get out. One last time. I don't care. Get out. I don't care. Get out. Get out. Get out. We're going to drag you out. So, one last time. >> We're not going to drag one last time. One last time. YOU'RE NOT. >> DON'T DRAG ME OUT OF NOTHING, BRO. THEY DRAGGING ME. THEY DRAGGING ME. Can I count my money? You told ME I COULD COUNT MY MONEY. YOU TOLD ME I COULD COUNT MY MONEY. THEY DRAGGING ME, BRO. I'M PREGNANT. Y'ALL GOING TO GO TO JAIL. LET ME GO. I'M TRYING TO COUNT MY money right now. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> Under arrest for what? You're under arrest. Under arrest for what? I wasn't speeding. CAN I COUNT MY MONEY? WHY ARE Y'ALL TOUCHING ME? THEY TOUCHING ME. THEY TOUCHING ME. THEY GRABBING ME OUT. GET OUT. >> THEY GRABBING ME OUT. GET OUT. >> LET ME COUNT MY MONEY. >> LET ME COUNT MY MONEY. You going to shoot me? >> You going to tase me? Get out of the car. You're under How you going TO TASE A PREGNANT WOMAN? >> Turn around. You are under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> A pregnant woman. >> How you GOING TO TASE A PREGNANT WOMAN? >> Putting aside that arrest and BS pregnant crap, I can't get over the mustache of hers. Looking like a long lost Wayne's brother. >> Stop resisting. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> I GOT HANDS. I got hands. You got cuffs. >> You want me to myself? >> I don't care if you >> That's weird. That's weird, y'all. Is weird. I'm not even resisting. Y'all just want to do something? >> No, you are. >> I'm not resisting. >> I'm not. >> Y'all just custody. >> You going to take my money? >> We're putting your purse. >> My money, bro. >> Ma'am, let go. >> We're putting it in your purse. >> NO, YOU TOLD ME I COULD COUNT MY MONEY. >> THEY TRYING TO TAKE MY MONEY, BRO. They trying to >> We're putting it in your purse. >> CAN I COUNT IT? >> NO. >> YOU TOLD ME I COULD COUNT IT >> at the station. You can't. >> You told me I could count it. Let me count my money. I can hold my own money, bro. Y'all push it, bro. You going TO BREAK MY WRIST? >> Let go of the money. Let go. >> They bending my wrist. >> Let go. >> THEY'RE BENDING MY WRIST. THEY'RE BENDING MY WRIST CUZ I don't want to let go of my money. >> You are under arrest. >> Okay, so arrest me. Why you holding my money? >> Let go of it. >> Why are you touching my money? >> She wants to lose it. Her >> arrest me. >> You are. >> Arrest me. >> Congratulations. You got felony charges. >> Okay. Felony for what? >> Yep. You're not making it to Texas. So >> that's fine. That's cute. Can I put it in your purse? >> No, I put it in my >> What? >> What the hell? If >> you want. >> I made this money my by myself. XP, dude. >> He sold. >> Then she wouldn't get out. >> He said I can count my own money. They just had to take my >> After securing the woman in handcuffs, the cops then moved her to the squad car. >> Here, I'm going to walk you to the car. Okay. I'm going to walk you to the car. Okay. >> I don't even going 60 mph. Oh, >> it's pulling Jar's car. >> You acted. You You >> You want to put my >> Yeah. Are you behind? >> Okay. Listen, listen, sir. >> You can pee in the st. We're going back to the station. We're going back to the station. >> I have to pee right now. >> I can't. That's illegal. >> It's not illegal. >> You can't urinate in public. >> Why would you? You want to pee in your car? >> Yes, >> sir. That's nasty. >> That is disgusting. I'm begging. Can I please pee outside? >> No, it's illegal. >> The station. You can pee out in the station. >> Okay. Can I ask a question? >> Yes. >> How far is the station? >> 2 minutes. >> 2 minutes. >> All right. So, I'll meet you back there and we'll let you go to the bathroom. Okay, sir. Didn't you tell me I can count my money? Yes or no? >> Outside the car. Go ahead and get in. >> RIGHT. I'M OUTSIDE THE CAR, THOUGH. I'M OUTSIDE THE CAR. WHY WOULD YOU TRY TO TAKE MY MONEY OUTSIDE THE CAR, THOUGH? >> SIT DOWN. WE'RE GOING TO >> That even MAKES SENSE. >> THE MORE you keep arguing, the more you're going to piss me. >> I'm not arguing. I'm not arguing. >> We can go. >> Regardless, who cares what what we said? Just get in the car. >> Is it cuz I'm black? >> No, it's cuz you got to pee and I want to bring you before you pee in the car. >> No, he ain't never said nothing, but I do have to go. >> Okay, let's go. Let's go. Get in the car. This is weird. >> Let's go to the station. >> I'm literally 2 minutes from my house. >> Okay, we're 2 minutes from the station. >> Why can't I get a ticket? >> Because you you trying to help you. >> You refused to get out of the car. So, it was obstructing peace officer. It's a misdemeanor now. >> No, you have a right to say that he didn't even have a car. >> Send the car. Have a seat. Send the car. I got to I got to put you in. Okay. >> They literally >> Slide back. Come on. Slide back. >> With this woman secured, the cops then inventoried her car for towing and spoke to her neighbor. You want that uh suspect cannabis? >> Yeah, it's fine. Texas. Yeah. >> Leaving the car. >> Uh it take it. >> Yeah, I'll charge her with it. Gross, dude. I'm not even touching this. There's a butt plug and [ __ ] now. I'm bringing this back. Especially >> Yeah, we'll take that with canvas right there. Ouch. Well, you want to see it? >> So, she was pulled No, I got you, man. She was pulled over for 65 and a 30, right down there by St. Louis. >> Okay. >> All right. >> 65 and 30. >> Yep. 65 and a 30. So, 35 over. Okay. >> Um, she's got open car. We tell her to step out cuz she's going to be placed under arrest because the speeding she's doing is a class A misdemeanor. >> Okay. So she >> please please please. That's literally >> I mean she did this she did all this extra [ __ ] like you understand she should be getting a class three felony tonight. I'm not going to do that but she'd be too much. So she's going to get she's >> speeding tickets. >> I work right there at the white castle. >> I got you brother. That's why you look familiar. >> Yeah I'm I work >> Yeah. Yeah. She's going to get tickets and resistant and maybe a misdemeanor battery. I won't even charge her for the felony battery. >> Taking her car to >> BNR and Elsa. I'll get her all the information. You're good. >> 750. >> In the end, the woman's charged with aggravated speeding, driving without insurance, battery, and resisting arrest. Moving on to this case now where a woman thought she was running the traffic stop. Uh, the police said otherwise. >> Tired. >> So, you thought my music was too loud? My music was on a nine. >> Ma'am, I think it was so loud that you almost hit me because you distracted driving through this parking lot. Ma'am, if you don't provide me with a driver's license, >> shut up. Shut up. I'm about to arrest you. >> You can't arrest me for nothing. >> On April 16th, 2024, a cop passing through a parking lot was nearly struck by the driver with her music blasting. Rude. Let's check her out. >> Late for a meeting? >> I'm not. >> I know you are cuz that's what your friend over there told me. But since you want to see the penal code now, we're going to go that whole way. >> Okay, ma'am. OCGA40-6-14 is a sound and volume limitation within a motor vehicle. That covers the whole property, right? >> That covers the whole entire >> So you thought my music was too loud. My music was on a nine. >> Ma'am, I think it was so loud that you almost hit me because you distracted driving through this parking lot. >> Is that what you think? And all I did >> stopped so you could go. I said, "If you're going to go, go." You were on your phone walking across through your driver's >> license. Let me see your >> What's the crime? >> You have your music too loud from any motor vehicle. >> So if you're going to Are you writing me a ticket for that? >> Yeah, I'm going to write you a ticket. >> So write me the ticket then. >> I need your driver's license. If you don't write me a ticket, I want your sergeant out here then. >> That's my corporal right there. >> If you do not write me a ticket, I would like >> Trust me, I'm going to write you every ticket I can find. Don't worry about it. >> Let make Let's make sure we record this thing. >> I'm recording right here. >> Ma'am, if you don't provide me with a driver's license, >> shut up. >> I'm about to arrest you. >> You can't arrest me for nothing. >> Justice driver's license. What's the crime? Tell me the crime. Failing. >> Uh, lady, before you do anything else, give the officer your documentation or things are going to get ugly. >> And what did you say you're going to do? your ID. >> What did you say you telling you right now? I'm giving you a >> What did you say that you were going to do? >> I'm going to cite you. >> Did you say you were going to rape me for every ticket you could just now? Yes, I did. You Let's go. >> Don't snatch for me, baby. Cuz the cops don't mean Do not snatch for me. Don't snatch for me. >> Don't snatch for me. >> You're about to go to East Point. >> Don't snatch for me. Call your sergeant out here. >> That's my right. No, call your sergeant. I didn't say supervisor. I said sergeant. That's what I said. >> That's not how this works. >> Listen. Go ahead and do what you going to do. >> Disorderly. Close. >> Her volume's all the way up. She slams on her brakes. >> No, I did not. No, I did not. I stopped. I said, "If you're going to go, go." And you said, "What are you doing?" I said, "If you're going to go, go." Did I not say that to you? >> I couldn't hear you over music. >> I can't hear you over your music. Don't do that. Don't do that. What are you doing? >> Do not do that. He was walking across the street and I stop sign. I stopped. Then I got ready to go. He walk. I need y'all to step over. No, cuz he's he's not I know what I did. I don't have >> I need y'all to just step over the parking spot. >> You were on your phone walking across the street. I said if you're going to go, go. Did I not say it? >> God, she just doesn't stop yapping. That mouth of hers is going to get her in trouble in no time. >> Ma'am, are you on the phone with the police right now? >> Were you calling our department? >> Yeah, I was because you're being unfair. You just told me I'm not being You just told me I let you know you were Ma'am, you came into this parking lot at a high rate of speed. So high in fact that you had to slam on your brakes. >> You had to slam on your brakes. >> My friend, my food never fell. I did. >> I'm not doing the food I'm not doing the food test with you about whether your food sl I'm not arguing with you. >> I did. I can't hear you. And dispatch can't run it because you're on the phone with them. Ma'am, I really want to take you to jail for disorderly conduct and obstruction of justice along with your traffic violations today. But I don't think it's going to do you any good. And I don't need to prove my point to you. You haven't acknowledged what I've said to you once. All you've done is argue with me. And I really feel like telling you this. You just think I'm full of and I'm lying to you to scare you. And that's not the case. I'd be well within my rights to do so. This is my supervisor whose job would be on the line if I did it in any sort of way that was against our policies or laws. Do you understand that? You're not worth my me losing my job over. You're not worth me sitting in my lieutenant's office over a complaint. This isn't worth it to me. Okay? So, I wouldn't do it unless I felt like I had every single reason to. Now, I was going to come over here and have a conversation with you and instead of having that conversation with me, you want to park. >> You wanted to refuse to identify yourself, which is an obstruction of justice. All these things that you getting loud in the parking lot, that could have been a child walking across the street on their phone and you probably wouldn't have seen them if they weren't taller than the hood of your car and hit them. So whether or not you feel like what you done was wrong is irrelevant because it was against the law. Do you understand what I'm telling you? Because if you don't, I can arrest you, cite you, and you can go in front of a judge and have that same conversation with them. You were borderline reckless driving in this parking lot. And when I tried to have a conversation with you about it, you got loud and disorderly. And then when I asked you for your identification, you obstructed by not providing it. >> Did you tell me the crime first? >> I You're watching too much television, ma'am. That is not how this works. You either did the crime or you didn't. And I don't have to sit here and >> lie with me. Don't get loud with me. >> Ma'am, you got loud with me this whole time. >> She's screaming the whole time. And the cops try to talk some reason towards her and she accuses them of being loud. The entitlement is really strong with this one. >> You got out of the car screaming and yelling. >> I got out the car and I said what? >> It's all on video. >> It is. >> You want to talk to the judge about it or do you want to talk to us about it? >> Are you going to write the ticket? >> I'm going to take you to East Point. Turn around. Put your behind your back. >> For what? No. >> For what? No. Come on. Let me Hold on. Play the game. >> No. No. No. No. No. No. Come on. Come on. >> Hold on. Can you please stop? I didn't even say nothing or do nothing. >> Can you please stop? I asked if you was right in the Hold on. >> Take the phone from her. >> I will throw my phone there, but can you Jesus? Come on. I didn't mean to do nothing. I asked you if you was going to write the ticket. How is that just orderly? You told me what I did. I was >> everything up to that point. >> Yes, but I Yeah, you you told me I was yelling. >> You didn't want to You didn't want to believe me that I was within my rights. I stopped talking. You told me to stop talking. >> Ooh, so so very close to walk away with just a ticket. But she wouldn't want to admit her mistake. >> Oh well. Bit of jail time. I'll teach her a lesson. >> Does this purse unclasp? I'll cut it off of you if I have to, but you're not coming out of these handcuffs till I process you. >> Does your purse that is around your body unclasp? >> I don't understand why you're wrestling. You told me to be quiet. I I'll be quiet. >> Ma'am, you're arresting me. Because what? Because you are you obstructed me >> because what? Because >> and you did disorderly conduct. >> What do you want me to do? So I I shut my mouth, didn't I? It doesn't even make sense, >> man. You didn't you didn't want to have this conversation and now you can have it with a judge. >> This is crazy. I ain't got no tickets. Y'all talking to me disrespectful, but that's okay. >> It's all right. It's all on video. It can see who's my keys. Lock my car. >> Parking a lot of orders. >> No, that's You heard what I said, but I lock my car. No. Come on. Uh Tasha, can you call Q and have my uh come come down this way? >> Don't push me. I'm guiding you. >> Do not push me. >> Don't push me. >> Just because you're in handcuffs does not mean that you're resisting. >> You're not going to get loud with me either. I'm not a child, sweetheart. You're not going to get loud with me. You're not. >> I'm telling you, if you snatch away from me, I won't get rough with you. >> Don't play with me. You already threatened me. You already said you going to write me as many tickets as you can. Don't go in my phone. Don't do nothing. I don't have a warrant for that, so I ain't worried about that. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> That's not what you're under arrest for. You're under arrest for your crime. >> That's fine. Go ahead. >> You told me you going to write me as many tickets as you can. You about to fart with me all time. >> Okay. Well, now you talk to the judge about your conduct. >> Can I get in the truck? >> No. Really small back here. >> I'm asking, can I get in the Yeah, it's small back here. Not that I'm getting the truck. It's small. It actually stops by here. >> The other side is format reach. >> This is crazy. >> I'll tell you in a second. >> Oh, don't put that on me cuz I'm >> I'm buckling you up. It's against the law to not I don't care. Were you not wearing your seatelt earlier? >> YES, I WAS. >> OKAY, then you can wear this one. Can >> you go around? >> A little one more time. >> Hold on. I'll let you. >> She was charged with disorderly conduct and obstruction of justice in addition to the original traffic violations. Moving on to the next case where this entitled woman thinks traffic laws don't apply to her. I'm going to tell you this right now. I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> I will. You can't. Don't. Don't. >> License, registration, and proof of insurance. You're going to jail. We're done. We're done. We're done. We're done. >> It's March 3rd, 2025, and a cop found a car making an illegal left turn at a school's parking lot. All right. What's happening over here? >> You're You're getting stopped. >> Location. >> You still can't make that left turn. >> How am I going to get to the school? That's if it operating hours. >> It's still there. >> Start there. >> Okay. How are you going to get to the school? >> Drive down and make a U-turn. >> I understand if it's hours of operation, but I just need to get to the school to drop off my daughter. I'm late. So, if I was cutting it into traffic, that makes sense. >> Well, that Okay. >> So, >> we're not doing that. I didn't commit a crime. >> Okay. >> I did not commit a crime. >> This is what you're going to You going to let her go to the school? >> Yes, I am. But I hope not. >> And then as soon as you're done with that, I need your license, registration, and poop insurance. >> So you either you So I literally told you you made that left-hand turn where there's a >> Listen, let me explain something to you, right? >> Okay. >> So once you drop the kids off in the school, if you refuse to give that to me, you're going to take the ride today. >> Yeah. You're going to put me in jail. >> You're going to go to jail. Crime. >> I'm telling you right now. >> Have cameras. >> So I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> Okay. >> We've been together. We We know each other. >> We know each other. You know who I am. >> I have no idea who you are. >> Yeah, you are. You do. >> Can you start off with 20 this week? >> You're going to call supervisor. >> So, I'm going to tell her I'm going talk to the principal right now, too. >> What the heck is the principal going to do? Put the cop in a timeout. Also, what's with the attitude? Pretty sure the officer was just going to give her a ticket if she knew how to behave. Sadly, looking like you're too entitled to listen to anyone. Now, once she gives her kid to the school, she will be placed under arrest. >> So, like I said, I need your license. So, like I said, I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> What did I do? >> This is the last time I'm going to ask you. >> Let me know. You can call the supervisor. What did I do? >> So, I'm going to tell you right now. I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> Supervisor, come. I will. You can't. Don't. Don't. >> License, registration, and proof of insurance. You're going to jail. We're done. We're done. We're done. We're done. No. No. We're done. We're done. We're done. Stop. We're done. We're done. We're done. Thank you. Give me another hand. Give me another hand. Give me the other arm. >> Stop and give me the other arm. We're done. We're done with this. We're not playing this. >> We're not doing this today. Nope. >> No, we're not. We're not. You refuse to give it to me. >> Stop. Give me a reason to stop. >> I'm done with this. I'm not playing this game with you today. You're going to jail. >> When am I going to jail? >> Stop. >> I would stop with my daughter. >> Sir, you can't. >> I told you already. We're done. >> You asked for my life. >> We're done. I asked. No, you just told me you're not. >> I said call a supervisor and let me go get it. >> Stop moving your arm. >> Can you call supervisor? But you've been bullying me. >> Okay, ma'am. I don't know you. >> I Yeah, you do. >> I don't. Stop. >> What do I go to jail for? >> Resisting. >> Resisting for what? >> For what? >> I'm tempor. >> Sir, I work for the city of Dan. >> Okay. Has nothing to do with me. >> Listen. You You're literally >> Face the car. >> Can I shut off my car? >> Face. No. What am I going to jail for? >> Resisting. >> But what if I resist for? I >> I You told me to get your license for resistation and then you grabbed me. >> We're done. >> We're not doing this today. >> Excuse me. Can you call the police doing it to me? >> That's okay. That's not going to stop anything. >> He's putting me in jail. >> Yes. >> Literally. They're dropping off my daughter in school. >> Can you please >> The principal can't stop anything that I'm doing. They're not saying I didn't even do nothing. >> We're done. >> Don't take me. Listen. >> No, you're going. >> Listen. Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen. Listen. Listen to me. Give me a chance. >> Listen. I You're going to ruin my life. >> I gave you multiple chances. >> I said I'll call a supervisor. He's actually going to be nice and get it for you. >> Face the car. >> Listen. I'm going to do this to you. >> We're done. >> Listen. >> We're done. Face the car. >> If you have a heart, you're going to ruin my life right now. >> They're going to do it with me. Face the car. >> Listen to me. Face the car, >> please. >> Nope. We're done. >> Lady, you got no one to blame but yourself. Things would have gone a lot easier if you just cooperated. Well, it's too late for a second chance now. >> You have to take the ride today. >> Listen. >> Nope. >> Listen to me. I've never been to Listen. >> That's fine. >> Listen. >> We're done. >> Listen to me. >> Nope. >> There's no listen in my life right now. If you do this, please listen. and my kids. >> Okay, we're done with this. >> Listen, Garner is being so mean to me right now. He asked me for my license registration and and I was going to go get he just grabbed me. >> Okay, ma'am. Let me ask you this. >> Um >> I never when he initiated the traffic stop. Did he ask you for youration? >> No, he didn't. Later did he did. >> Okay. And I said, "Listen." >> So when he initiated the traffic stop and you exited the vehicle, >> I went to pretty take my kid. >> Okay. Did he ask you for or did he advise you of a traffic stop? Okay. >> No, he didn't tell me was the reason he stopped me. >> Okay. Did he advise you there was a traffic stop? >> It was No, he said license and registration. He got out. >> Okay. So, he got out of the vehicle. >> He got out and he asked for license, registration, and insurance >> in after when I started walking away. >> Yes. >> Okay. And then you said what? >> Listen, I said I'm going to drop off my kid. I didn't commit an because that left turn it doesn't say doesn't when there's no blinking lights. just spoke to the assistant principal and they said that doesn't that right >> it doesn't say that >> it but that's what I'm saying that's why I >> says no left tenant >> but I didn't >> you can take my listen okay listen I understand everything you're going but I'm about to I got hired for the city of Atlanta I will give you my license and registration >> okay >> I don't want to ruin my future I just had an issue with gardener >> I just I just want to get this straight so >> are you supervisor >> okay listen >> that's why I'm here Okay, thank you for Okay, I can give him my license. Listen, gardener, me and him had issue before. He said he doesn't remember. Okay. >> Okay. >> He's a little mean. Okay. He is. So, I'm sorry that I was a little mean to you because you've been mean to me earlier. >> Do you understand that we we interact with a lot of people every single day, so we don't >> mean to me and I said good morning to you and you were mean to me and I actually said you and I was being nice. >> Ma'am, girl, quit the victim, Max. She lying so hard she can't keep track of the lies. I'm quite surprised her nose didn't grow. >> Flattering is not going to go anywhere. >> I'm not I'm not saying that. You're right. You're right. You're being professional. >> Let me Let me ask you this. Um he initiated his lights. >> Um you got out of the you got out of the car to drop off your child. He got out of the vehicle, asked for your license, registration, and insurance. You said you were dropping off your child. >> And what what crime did I commit? And then he seemed to tell me nothing. >> All right. So when you came back, did he ask you for your license, registration, and insurance? >> Yes. And then I was like, "Can I get a supervisor?" And I was really gonna give it to him. At the end of the day, I was walking. If you look at the camera, >> let me let me explain something to you. All right. Let me let me let me just be honest with you. All right. That's not how this works. All right? When anyone when any law enforcement officer initiates their lights, that is a traffic stop. That is a legal detention. You don't have a legal right to walk away. >> All right? So him letting you escort your child into the school, >> that was a courtesy that he didn't have to do. >> He could have hooked you up right then and there. >> You're right. >> All right. Secondly, secondly, >> when my law enforcement officers ask you for license, registration, and insurance, >> you are legally obligated to provide that. If you fail to do that at any point in time, you are failing to identify yourself on a legal detention, and you will be arrested. >> You can be arrested. Thank you. >> Okay. So, when my deputy asked you for your information >> on more than one occasion and you failed to do that, >> I No, I was I swear, look at the camera. I was opening my door to get it and then he's like, "Well, >> I mean, more than happy unless you walk through this hard." >> Yeah, you you can't. I was literally opening the door to go get it and then he grabbed me. >> Okay, >> but listen. >> Go ahead. Place her in the vehicle. Let me uh >> Listen, my dear. >> Can I Can I ask you a question? >> We're going inside the car. We're going >> You can You can go into the car. You can ask me in the >> Can I tell you something? >> What's up? >> I got hired from the city of the van. >> Okay. >> Please don't take me. Give me a ticket >> inside the car. >> Do me a favor. Go ahead and take a seat in the vehicle. I'm going to watch this video and then I'll make my determination. >> I'm just my kids, my future. >> Do me a favor and get in the vehicle. >> Inside. >> Can I apologize? >> Inside. Can you please step in the vehicle? of my feet. >> I'm sorry. Okay. >> After securing this woman inside the car, the supervisor watched the responding officer's body cam footage to determine the next action. >> So, I literally told you you made that left hand turn. >> Let me explain something to you. Right. >> Okay. So once you dropped the kids off in the school. >> So literally as you're getting out of the car, you told her that this is a traffic stop. >> You know, you drive through the reason of the stop >> and she started arguing right off the bat. >> Mhm. >> I've seen enough. >> Um I watched the video. >> Stop. Stop. All right. I watched the video. All right. On three separate occasions, my deputy asked you for your license, registration, and insurance. And on three separate occasions, you decide No, you decided to argue with him. You're right. >> All right. I watched the video. >> You're right. You're right. You're right. Listen, you are right. >> And then on the third time, right before he took you into custody, he asked for it >> and I was >> and you told him no. >> I did. >> Yeah. You told him no. And to call for a supervisor and then you started walking towards your car. Right. So >> based on what I saw in the video, >> please don't please I >> You are being arrested. >> Listen, >> is there someone that we can call to come collect the the vehicle and the dog >> or at least the dog? >> I will be more than happy to have to move that vehicle into a parking spot, but as of right now, >> listen. >> No, we're we're we're not going to sit here and argue with you. >> Listen, I'm I'm not arguing. I'm apologizing. That's what I'm doing. >> Okay. >> So, is there somebody that we can call? That's >> okay. Is it somebody I need somebody that can come collect the dog at the very least? >> If it's on my phone. >> Is it in the vehicle? >> Yeah. >> All right. You got her phone. >> I'm going to type this. It's a little tight. >> All right. Face that way. >> I don't want to lose my phone. >> Face that way. >> Face that way. All right. [snorts] You should have thought of that before you decided to argue with my deputy about a traffic stop. This would have been a simple ticket had you help them. I don't have nobody for my kids. Please, guys. And my kids, please. Gardner, listen to me. Look at me, Garner. I'm sorry. >> Today, I understand that. But no matter what, I still want to apologize. Okay. I had a little grudge at home. >> That one's good. >> Who's baby mama? >> I don't. >> Okay. What's her name? >> Stephanie. >> Hey, Stephanie. >> Is there anything else I can assist you with today? >> Sorry, Susan. case number you guys do this. >> Sorry, >> Stephanie. Real quick, brother. You got anything on you that's going to stick to poke me? >> No. Turn off. >> Hey, Stephanie. This is uh Sergeant Dino at the sheriff's office. >> Come here. >> Um is currently uh being arrested. Um, and we have >> the dog in park. >> Is there any way that you can come and at least at the very least collect the the dog? >> What is she being arrested for? >> For failure to identify. >> Failure to identify like herself. >> Yeah, she was on a traffic stop. She failed to provide her her documentation on a legal traffic stop. So, um, she's going to be arrested. Um, >> anything else on you or in you any of the jails? >> The actual charge is going to be tucked up in. Yeah. Just let them know before you get out there. >> You don't look like you would talk, but it's a >> Yeah, the the the child's in school. Yeah. >> It's when I made the left turn, I didn't even know that was a a a traffic stop. So, I >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> So, >> in the end, she's charged with resisting without violence. She's also cited for her traffic infraction. Let's move on to this case now where a super entitled woman gets pulled out of her car for her belligerent attitude. >> I have a problem that you ran a stop sign, you're driving with a not valid license, and you're holding coffee and a phone in your hand while you're driving. That's what I have. >> Well, that's a flat out. >> Nobody was. >> Welcome to July 10th, 2024. Cop conducts this traffic stop on this vehicle for running a stop sign. Let's see what happened next. >> How's it going? I'm officer Shaw with the Atlanta Police Department. And you have your license registration proven. >> Is it safe to get it? >> Yep. >> And the registration and proof of insurance. >> It's a rental. >> It's a rental. >> Okay. >> Do you mind hanging up while we're home? I'm sorry. >> I can't >> I can't hear you. >> I said I'm not hanging up my phone >> and it's a rental and I've had it for about a week. >> Okay. The reason I'm pulling you over is you ran the stop sign back there at Livingston and Broadway and you're talking on your phone and had coffee in the in the other hand. >> I definitely didn't run a stop sign. I would never run a stop. >> Well, you did and >> so I can't be online. You cannot be holding your phone and you cannot be holding coffee in another hand. You need to be paying attention to driving >> driving. I'll just take a ticket and go. >> Okay. I'm just letting you know >> aren't well and I'm pretty sure it's not >> you're in a residential. >> It is when you when you're not paying attention. You're running a stop sign. You got a phone in one hand and a coffee in the other and you're in a residential neighborhood. >> I don't want >> So, okay. I guess we just don't care about safety. Stay there. >> If she kept having that mindset, she's going to hurt somebody one day with that driving. After checking on her plate, he also found out that her driver's license has been suspended twice before. The cop then comes back to tell her to get out of the car. But that ego is going to prevent her from doing what the officer says. >> Hello. >> He's going to have you step out so you can sign for these. I'm not getting out. >> You're not getting out? >> No, he can bring it. He can bring it right here. Officer say >> Yes, ma'am. >> What? What is the problem? >> I I don't know what the problem is, but this officer is asking you to step out. >> No, I know better than to get out of my car. >> And according to Florida State statute, if we ask you to get out of the vehicle, unfortunately, you have to get out. >> I can sign right here. I'm not going to get out. >> You need to step out of the vehicle. I'm not going to get out. >> Here's the deal. You're being placed under arrest. And you need to step outside of the vehicle. >> You need to step out of the vehicle or I'm going to take you out by busting this window. You can step out or we're going to take you out. You are under arrest for driving with a suspended license. Step out of the vehicle. This is not going to end well for you. You need to step out of the vehicle. You need to step out of the vehicle or I'm going to bust this window. Just open the door, man. >> Just open the door, man. >> You have a punch. >> Open the vehicle now. You have no more chances. Open the vehicle and step out. >> Open the vehicle and step out. >> Or I am going to pull you out of this vehicle. Do you understand me? Scared of her window getting busted, she opens the door. However, she refuses to step out. So, the cops are going to pull her out. >> You are dictating how this goes. You are under arrest. You need to step out of the vehicle >> and put your hands behind your back. You >> started this. >> Yes, I pulled you over. You need to step out of the vehicle. >> Okay, step out of the vehicle right now. >> Step out. Come on. I can't have no interaction with him. I can >> Step out of the vehicle. You are under arrest. >> I can't have one with you. >> You're now under arrest. Step out of the vehicle. >> You You have You have to get out of the car, man. >> Yeah, but not like this. >> Okay, just get out. >> But not like this. >> But not like this, man. Get out of the car. >> No, >> you have to. >> Why? >> You're under arrest. >> Four. >> Drive with a suspended license. >> You going to hit me? >> Are you going to hit me? >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> No. Yo, we're not doing this. >> No. >> All right, we have about spray. >> I don't. >> Okay, so get >> I also don't want y'all >> harassing me. >> Go. You are under arrest >> for what? >> Step out of the vehicle now. >> Come on. >> Step out of the vehicle now. >> Try to do this calmly. You're being very difficult. >> Step out of the vehicle now. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> They don't take three of y'all. There's three of them. Are you going to step out? >> Yeah, but you can relaxing. Get out. >> I can get out on my own. >> Stop resisting. Get out. >> I can get out on my own. >> Well, you're not. So, get out. >> Just back up and give me a second. >> Let's go. Now, >> you're going to make it up. >> Get out. >> I'll get out on my own. >> I can get out. >> Step out now. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind. You're under arrest. >> He's making it difficult. >> Put your hands behind your back. They're arresting me, guys. >> And there's three of them. >> The officers then moved her to the squad car. >> Let's go. >> Come on. >> Does this make y'all feel good? >> No, this is not what I wanted to be doing today. >> Do you have like a specific problem? >> No. >> With me? >> I have a problem that you're in a stop sign. You're driving with a not valid license and you're holding coffee and a phone in your hand while you're driving. That's what I have. >> Well, that's a flat out. >> Nobody was. I watched you. Sit down. Sit down. >> I'll just sit right there. >> Scoot back. No. Get in the car. We're not playing this game. Get in the car. It's done. You're under arrest. Sit in the vehicle, please. >> Get in the vehicle. Sit down. >> Thank you. >> She somehow managed to flip the handcuffs on the front. >> Okay. And now you're flipping her handcuffs to the front. >> They are too tight. I told you >> you're also being charged with resisting arrest. >> Okay, I'll be wrong. It's fine. >> Can you help me get her handcuffs in the back? >> Are too tight. They're hurting my wrist. >> Turn around. Face that way. Wait. >> I I asked you to make it a little bit loose. >> You never asked me. >> Oh my. When that other guy was standing there. >> Well, you never asked me. Put your hands behind your back. >> This one's tight, too. >> Okay, give me a second. I can fix it. >> And I got all this other [ __ ] on my wrist. You just put it all on top of all of that. >> Well, that's what happens when you fight. >> We could have been very nuts. Do you can you honestly say I don't have the right to be terrified of white police officers? >> Yes. >> Okay. So then where's the compassion? >> We gave you every opportunity. >> But you weren't telling me why. >> You weren't telling me why. >> I really explained to you why you were being under arrest >> and then you rolled up your window. >> You said my suspended, which is complete [ __ ] I've never had an encounter with the police. >> Okay. Well, it's suspended. It's been suspended twice. She was charged with resisting without violence and driving with a suspended license with knowledge. >> Just take care of business. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> IT'S March 26th, 2024, Florida. An officer on patrol conducted a traffic stop on this vehicle for speeding. And instead of stopping, the driver decided to just keep driving for a while before actually stopping. And here's what happened next. Pull your vehicle to the right. Pull your vehicle to the right. Pull your vehicle to the right. Stop your vehicle. Stop your vehicle or I will pick you out. >> STOP THE VEHICLE. THAT'S 104. >> Do me a favor. Shut the radio off. Step out. I need to talk to you for a second. >> I'm not stepping out of the car. What can I >> Ma'am? Listen. 174. Can I get another unit? She's refusing to step out of the vehicle and talk to me. What do I >> normal? Please, I will tell you in a second. I need you to step out. All right. Listen, ma'am. I'm We're >> 10:34. Not right now. Listen. You're coming this close. All right. You're about to go to jail. All right. I I'll explain everything to you if you step out. >> I'm telling you right now to step out of the vehicle or you are going >> you are going to go to jail. If you do not step out of the vehicle, I will tell you that in a second. >> Okay. Tell me now. >> I don't have to tell you that. I'm telling you to step out now. I'm giving you a lawful order. Okay. You're going 60 mph in a 45. All right. Step out of the vehicle or I'm going to take you to jail right now. Do you understand that? I have other units coming right now. Step out or you are going to jail for resisting. I'm not I'm not playing around with you. You almost got pitted out. All right. You for failing to stop. I turned my sirens on. >> Sir, hold on a second. Hold on a second. >> Listen. I ma'am. >> You are I'm As soon as another Listen, I'm telling you I am right now. I'm telling you, step out of the vehicle. I don't want to talk to you in the car. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle, >> ma'am. Once another unit comes, I'm busting this window and I am dragging you out. >> Bust my window car. You're not even letting me talk and let me explain. >> I don't need I don't need you. I'm telling you to step out. I am legally allowed to tell you to step out. I don't I don't care what you think. I am telling you right now to step out of the vehicle or you're going to jail. I'm giving you one last chance. If you do not step out of this vehicle, I am taking you to jail for resisting. That's a pretty clear warning. Is she going to step out? Of course not. In fact, she doubles down on her own entitlement and continues arguing even harder. >> Zeler, yes, ma'am. I'm telling you right now, I am I'm giving you a lawful order. Please step out of the vehicle. I don't have to explain myself to you. That is a lawful order. You should probably understand what the law is, >> because you're wrong. >> Good to go. I'm not wrong. >> Wrong. Do not bust my window. I'm going to bust your window if you do not step out of the vehicle. >> Time to have a conversation. >> I don't need to have a conversation with you inside the vehicle. I am giving you a lawful order. This is the last time. Good. Go. You are going to jail right now for resisting. >> No, because you're not talking to me. You're being very rude. >> 174. >> And I'm not going to stop in in the park that I don't even I don't even know you and I don't even know. >> Just be advised the as soon as we get the female, she come for conversation with you. And the fact that you're being very rude right now, like I'm trying to run away from you. I am not. I'm just move over. >> Good to go. I'm We're not having I'm done talking to you. I'm going to break that window if you do not step out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm trying to have a conver >> I'm not having a conversation with you. I've gave you multiple I don't Ma'am, you can say all everything you want. You can listen. I want to talk to your sergeant. >> I don't You will talk to the sergeant once you're in handcuffs. >> I want to talk to your sergeant. >> You can talk to the sergeant once. That's fine. >> You're going to jail. You are going to jail. I'm not. >> You want to bet? No, I'm not. We'll We'll see. >> We'll see who who We'll see. I plead to go to this right now over this situation because God >> 174. She's requesting you. I advise that she can speak to you when she's in handcuffs. >> I am not stepping out of the car. You are very rude. Very rude. I was not running away from you. >> 10 for her. I'm just waiting for another unit so she doesn't pull off. >> Do whatever you please, sir. >> All right. I'm going to, man. >> That's fine. I'm breaking your window if you do not if you do not step out of this vehicle. No, I don't step out of my >> You got to go. Do you have any weapons in the vehicle? >> I do not have to say. >> All right. >> After a while, the captain gave her one last chance to just comply before busting the window and pulling her out. But instead of listening, she wants to be even more idiotic. >> It's your last chance. I'm I'm going to be nice. Give you one more chance. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle or you're going to jail. I'm going to break the window and you're going to jail. Step out of the vehicle. All right. You want to go that way? >> 174. She's pulling off. Give me traffic. >> As the cops chasing her, he performs a pit maneuver, causing it to spin out and collide with his car. Go take the pit. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle now. Step out of the vehicle with your hands up. >> Hey guys, watch crossfire. I'm going to put spikes under her tires. Here. Just take care of business. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT. >> Get out. >> Daddy, GET OUT. >> GET OUT. GET OUT. >> STOP. STOP. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> STOP. >> STOP. STOP. >> SEAT BELTS OFF. >> STOP. >> Get out. >> Talk to me. >> Step out OF THE CAR. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. [screaming] STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> STOP. [screaming] STOP. STOP. STOP. >> Got resist. >> Stop. I didn't do anything wrong. >> That's one gigantic baby. Maybe the biggest toddler I'd seen on body cam. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> COME ON. >> STOP. >> COME ON. >> STOP. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. NO. NO. NO. YOU DIDN'T TALK TO ME. YOU DID NOT TALK. >> Anything on here? I'll pick up a sticker. >> You did not talk. >> You have anything on? >> You did NOT TALK TO ME. I'M NOT TALKING TO NOBODY. >> YOU GUYS DID NOT TALK at all. AND YOU HIT MY CAR. >> YES, I DID. Why did you hit MY CAR? YOU DID NOT TALK TO ME. YOU DID NOT. YES, YOU SHOULD. YES, I HAVE A RIGHT to be talked to and have a reason why. I'm not telling you anything. I do know my rights. You guys are wrong. YOU GUYS ARE ABSOLUTELY WRONG. I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE. Waiting for my dad. HAVE A SEAT. >> I'M WAITING FOR MY DAD. >> YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE A SEAT. >> I'M WAITING FOR MY DAD. HELP. I'M BEING PULLED TO LIFE BY THE POLICE. HELP. >> Get your head in. >> I AM SITTING ON your head IN ALL THE WAY. >> NO. NO, >> HOLD UP HERE. >> NO, >> STOP. NO. I WANT TO LOSE. DON'T TOUCH ME. STOP >> TAKING YOUR GLASSES. >> STOP. DON'T BREAK THEM. >> NO. [screaming] NO. STOP. STOP. HELP. >> YOU CAN'T MOVE. YOU'RE going to get a felony charge. >> HELP. [screaming] HELP. HELP. HELP. HELP. YOU'RE PULLING MY HAIR. HELP. >> [crying] >> GET THAT HELP. Close that door. HELP. HELP. HELP. HELP. HELP. HELP. I'M BEING BRUTALIZED BY THE POLICE. >> HELP. [screaming] STOP. >> HELP. HELP. >> I'M BEING BRUTALIZED BY THE POLICE. >> Jesus Christ. Might have been the most obnoxious way I've ever heard someone scream help and stop in these kind of videos, too. You know, could have been a simple ticket and yet she had to take it here. Her motto has to be let's do it the hard way. >> Everyone okay? >> She got her driver's license. >> Dude, I was going to give her a written warning. >> Yeah. >> 60 mph. That's what I pulled her over for. 60. >> We good? Yeah, >> I'm suing you. Okay, >> I'm suing you. Okay, >> I'm suing the entire >> talking and everything else. >> I'm suing the entire department here. >> All right, listen. I got your glasses up here. Okay. Uh what else do you want to go to jail with? You press him. >> I'm not going to jail. >> You're going to jail, ma'am. You and you have you're going to have >> talk to me. You are very rude to me. You did not want to talk to me. >> It's all on camera. I don't have to. I gave you multiple lawful orders. >> You have the right to talk to me. Do you understand why I was being told why and I was trying to explain to you why I was pulling over and you didn't use >> I'm not being rude. You're not Listen, this is your problem. You need to understand you are not in control. You are not in control. You are not in control of myself. No, you are not. Not when I turn on my lights and I see you. >> You're being very rude, ma'am. VERY RUDE. I WANT TO TALK to the sergeant. I do not want to leave this premise. I want to talk to the sergeant. You all right? >> Yeah. My car. >> Yeah. >> Do you have a valid driver's license? Is that why you're acting like this? Cuz you are you suspended? >> Did you check my plates? >> Are you secure? Secure. If you fail to identify, I'm going to charge you again for that. Are you secure? Make this simple. >> My name right. So no. >> So what is your name then? You help me. What is your name? If you do not tell me your name, I am going to charge you with fairly I identified. We're going to take you to the jail. You're going to get booked under John Doe or Jane Doe. Okay? And then you're going to sit there until he's right here. >> All right. >> I want to talk to your sergeant. I don't want to talk. >> Good to go. >> As she demanded, the sergeant came to speak to her. And as usual, the sergeant isn't going to take any care and lies. >> Hey, what's going on, >> sir? I understand that I may be going 15 over the mile cuz I was going 60, not not 20 over the mile. So, yes, I I do contest to that. Now, I didn't know that the police officer was trying to pull me over. So, when I moved over so he can, you know, do whatever he was going to do, but then I like, okay, so he's still behind me. So, I go to a lighted area. >> Okay. >> I'm not I'm not I'm not familiar with this area like that. I pulled over to a lighted area and then he came at me very very hard. >> Now I don't know what Y'ALL PROCEDURES ARE LIKE that I'm driving by myself. I don't feel comfortable >> okay >> being by the with a police officer. He was very aggressive telling me he was going to bust my windows and I'm going to jail and I need to get off. No, hold on. Hold on. Please let me speak cuz he didn't let me speak at all. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to step out of the vehicle if he could have just came to me cool. calm and collective. He was already on 10 coming to me and that's very disrespectful. >> I didn't do anything anything to him. I understand it may have been going 15 OVER THE MILE WHICH I KNOW REALLY LAWFULLY I LIKE I will if if it's over 20 OVER THE MILE. SO I understand like lawfully that's wrong. But um everybody always goes 60 down here. Everybody always. And I'm just trying to go home so I could get to my kid and my family. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Hey, you're going to go to my car. Okay. >> All right. >> No, I want to be let go. >> Okay. >> You're going to jail. >> You going? >> No, I am not. >> You're listen. >> No. He was rude to me. >> He was totally disrespectful coming to my car. >> Let it hurt your feelings. >> I'm Debbie Kim. Okay. But we got to go to jail. Okay. >> No, >> that's that's not >> No, I'm waiting for my dad. >> No, we're not doing that. >> No. >> So, >> you going to go with us or Come on. >> No. Stop. Wait. Hold on. >> LET'S GO. >> CAN YOU WAIT? STOP. >> COME ON. CAN WE GET OUT OF THE CAR? PLEASE. >> CAN WE TALK? I'M TRYING. >> WE'RE FAST TALKING. You already ran. Get out of THE CAR NOW. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> ANYWHERE. MY DAD. >> I'M TRYING TO TALK. >> I'M TRYING TO TALK. STOP. >> We're done talking. >> I'm not even running. >> It's open. >> STOP. >> Get in the car. >> STOP. >> Get in the car. >> Okay. Thank you. Just have a seat. Please >> sit down or they're going to grab you by your handcuffs and pull you in the car. >> LET ME SIT DOWN. STOP. WAIT. LET ME GET IN THE CAR. Let me do it. >> Sit down. Sit down. Okay. Sit down. Sit down. >> Sit down. Please. >> Okay. Damn. >> Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Okay. >> You're about out of time. Sit down. >> No. YOU GUYS ARE BEING WAIT. HEY. HEY. >> SIMPLE. HEY, STOP. [ __ ] >> OUCH. YOU'RE HURTING MY ARM. >> IN the end, she's charged with the failure to obey police's order to stop and obstructing without violence. Her bond was set at $3,000. Let's move on to this case now, where this woman turns a really simple traffic stop into a full-blown arrest. >> Give me my ticket so I can go. >> She's going to take off. Hey, how you doing? >> Yeah, I I obviously know that because I ain't just do [ __ ] wrong. I know they don't like me over here. We already know that. >> Oh, I don't know what that's about. >> What's the problem? >> Okay, first of all, I'm getting a little a little contact high right now. smelling the marijuana coming off the car. >> My car sent this to my car. Okay. >> Okay. So, how much more weeds in the vehicle? >> My personal weed. This and this. >> Okay. So, you can't have weed in the vehicle if you have that. You know that can't just you can't have open car. You can't have marijuana in your car. You're going 48 and a 35. >> I was going 48. >> And your your vehicle suspended for mandatory insurance violation, which means it's not supposed to be on the road. your vehicle is suspended for mandatory insurance violation which you don't have insurance they tell the state the state suspends your car or you lapse or you cancel it or something happened to the insurance I didn't know about that my insurance wasn't >> I'm letting you know your car is suspended for mandatory insurance violation in your driver's license >> okay so she's smoking weed in the car has no insurance and on top of that she's speeding uh pretty sure the cop's going to find more as time goes I've been driving for how long? And y'all the only people that always push me over. >> I've never met you before. >> Yeah, you never met me before. But I'm What I'm saying is I've been driving back and forth to work >> with no problems. >> Okay. Well, we have scanners on our vehicles and it tells us who's suspended and you're suspended. >> I'm pretty sure other officers does, right? I'm going to ask your driver's license one more time to go ahead and step out of the vehicle. >> I'm asking you a question. I'm giving you my driver's license. >> Yes. As soon as you drive by, it tells you suspended for manual insurance violations. >> Also, other cars have that on their theirs, right? >> Yeah. >> Not only I don't know what I don't know what other departments do, but Oakan does. >> Okay, baby. Just give me my ticket and come on. >> All right. So, let me have the marijuana in your vehicle. >> Here you go. >> Where's the other stuff? >> That's it. >> What's that? >> It's empty. Nothing. You want it? You can have it. >> No. What were you What were you smoking out of? >> What do you mean what I was smoking out of? >> Where's the Where's the bowl? Where's the Right there in the middle console? >> Why would I give you >> You can't have that. >> Can you go give me my >> No, you can't have that in your vehicle and drive away and smoke it. >> Who said that? >> You can't. Can you drink and drive? No. Can you smoke and drive? No. >> Marijuana is legal. >> Not to drive with. You want me to have you step out and do field test on >> Give me that roach in your middle console >> right here by Andy. Give me the roach in your middle console. You cannot have that and drive. >> Central 32. >> My whole thing is we just leave. >> I'm not going to ask you again. Step out of the car. >> You know, some people really want to go to jail over the stupid stuff. All she had to do was listen and she would have probably drove away with just a ticket. Now it's 100% that she's going to jail. It's only a matter of whether she's going to make it worse for herself. Get out. >> You stop banging on my window because you break it. >> What I'm trying to tell you is I don't want to have to break your window, ma'am. I'm telling you. Give me that roach or step out of the vehicle. >> I gave you my ID. Can you go write my ticket? You cannot have that in your vehicle. >> You go write my ticket. >> I'm telling you. Give me the roach. >> Okay. You go write my ticket. >> Not yet. She's got a blunt in the car. I'm trying to explain her. She can't drive with a blunt in the car and she won't hand it over. >> Can you go get my ticket? >> I'm advising you to hand me the blunt. You cannot have the blunt in the car. >> We know that, but you can't have a blunt in your metal console. >> Ma'am, I'm going go back home to my house. I stay right around the corner. No, I can't have you drive off of it. >> I'll be back home to my house. I don't care. >> I'm not going to follow you. No. >> Talking about how >> See, you got a valid license. >> I know I do. >> Okay. >> That's what I'm trying to do. >> So, hand me the rest. >> Okay. Let me see the insurance. If you're claiming you have insurance, let me see it. >> Miss Jones. >> No, Miss Jones, listen to me. You're going to go to jail for obstructing. No, you are going to go to jail for obstructing. Hey, I mean that marijuana in your vehicle. You can't have >> marijuana burning in your car and drive off with it and smoke it while you're driving. >> Not burning in my car. >> Hey, I'm telling you >> that I just got in my car last night. My car was full of smoke. I just got in my car like a 2 minutes ago. >> All right. But you can't have you can't have in your vehicle. You can't have a vehicle. >> Was in my car from last night. >> You want to pull around the front? I'm going have to put the window on. >> The woman lets entitlement and ego cloud her mind. She really thinks she's in control of this situation. I say break the window and pull her out. >> I'm coming to step back. Step back. Give me my ID. Go get my Go get my Go get >> I got to write your ticket. >> Give me my ID. >> You need to step out of the vehicle. >> Give me my ID. >> You're not understanding. >> You're not understanding. >> We're giving you lawful order. >> That's fine. We're giving you lawful orders to step out of the vehicle. You have marijuana >> stepping out of my car. >> You have marijuana in your vehicle. >> Excuse me. Get out the way. Get out the way. >> What do you do? Throw it. >> Get out the way. Excuse me. You want it? Here. Have it. Yeah. Go get my ID. >> Go get the license or whatever. Stop pulling out my door. >> Step out of the car. >> I'm not. YOU HAVE WHATEVER YOU GOT. GO GET >> SMOKING and driving. You won't step out. >> You did this last time and then she took off. Desanda, step out the car. Not >> stepping out of my car. He got everything. >> You see any kids in the back or anything? Last time she had kids in the car. >> No. >> I'm not giving him anything. HE GOT EVERYTHING. GIVE ME MY ticket so I can go. >> I dealt with you before. >> I'm not giving you a lawful order to step out the car. >> I don't care. He got everything he needs. >> We need you to step out. >> He got everything he need. Nash, I dealt with you before >> and we know how it went. >> He got everything he needs. >> Step out the car. >> Like I just said, he got everything he need. He got the marijuana. He got my license. Tell him to go write the ticket and let go. >> She won't step out. She's smoking blunt driving. She got weed. She just need to blunt out the window. But uh now she's going after trucking and she won't step out. >> Me over for some [ __ ] Give me my ticket so I can go. Call Sergeant. Let her know if he wants to break the window. >> She's going to take off. >> What the hell? >> Get it on. Get it on camera. >> Metro 332 driver took off. >> You want to call the cops? Tell your guards to come immediately. >> You're going to get arrested now. >> And then the dummy went right home. I don't know what she was thinking. And the cops have all her information and one of them even has a history with her. So yeah, they're going to let her flee and later confront her at the house. >> What's up? >> What seems to be the problem? >> I don't see 15 million people coming over here. >> No, I know. You want to come talk to me real quick? >> No, you can come talk to me. I don't need all of them, though. >> You guys on a stop? Is that her? Is that her? That's got to be right. >> I don't know what she look I wasn't on the stop. So, >> you want to come talk to me real quick? >> I said I can talk to one person. If you want to talk to me, you can talk to me. >> Was anyone on the stop or no? >> No one else is coming around. >> I just want someone to dear so I can just 95 her. >> I don't know what she looks like. It wasn't on the stop. >> Yeah. Oh, okay. I got you. >> Yeah. Assuming it obviously has to be her, but I don't want to. He knows something. >> You obviously know something because it's >> over there. >> What seems to be the problem? >> What seems to be the problem? Lady, you just fled a traffic stop. You're in a big problem. >> That >> What seems to be the problem? >> I don't see all five of y'all walking over here. I'm talking to one person. >> Okay. Yeah, it's just me. >> Cuz he just walked over here trying to get me to come out. I just came out asking him what's the problem. Okay. >> You act like you don't want to talk to me. >> Is that your car? The Jeep? >> That is my car. >> The Jeep? Okay. Are you Taanda? >> I am. What's the problem? >> I think you know what the problem is. >> I don't because due to the fact that I just pulled off from my house and all of a sudden a car just come speeding behind me talking about insurance. I gave him everything that he wanted. He He wanted the weed out of my car. I gave it to him. He has my license. I asked him for my ticket. >> So, what is what else is the problem? He got everything out of my car that he wanted. >> Okay. So why' you why'd you run the US? >> I pulled OFF DUE TO THE FACT THAT HE WAS TRYING TO bust my windows. What are you busting my windows for? If you wanted me to let my windows down >> to to see who's in the car, you should have said that. >> Okay. >> Right. >> So that is your car? >> Yeah. >> Simple. What's the problem? >> Okay. There's no problem. Is that the key for the car? >> Why >> can I see it real quick? >> No. >> Okay. Why not? >> Cuz you can. >> Why would I give you my keys? I just want to make sure that the key works for the car. >> Yes, it does. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> With the woman confirming her identity, the cop then proceeded with the arrest. >> Hey guys, 95. I didn't see her, so I don't know if it's her. >> [ __ ] STOP. YES. Break the window. >> What's up? >> Break the window. >> Get off of my Get off of me. >> Oh, that's my hand. That's my hand. >> Oh, SHE BIT ME. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> YES. off of me. >> Get off of me. >> You got this hand. >> Can I call my husband and tell him to come get me? >> Stop right here. >> Stop resisting. You mean it's a lot worse than Hannib? >> It's not a lot worse because he got everything he needs. You're You're pulling my hair. >> Who got bit? Who got bit? >> Wait, you're pulling my hair some type of way. >> It's caught in your hand. >> That's what I'm saying. No, it's not caught in my hair. After getting her in handcuffs, they move her on to the squad car. >> We're going to roll this way. We're going to roll this way. >> Roll this way over. >> I can get up. >> This way. We're going to pull your knees up. >> I can get up. That's what I'm telling you. Go ahead. I can get up. >> It's no problem. >> Go ahead and sit up. >> Yeah. >> All this for anything. Can you pull my stuff up on my feet, please? >> One, two, three. Up. like >> No, I don't want them succeed. That's the whole thing. >> Okay, so let me close my doors up. >> Door's locked and closed. >> Nobody's in my house. >> Nobody's in your house. Door's locked. >> I need to make sure everybody came out. >> Okay, I just locked it. I was the last one. I got your keys. >> Wait, no, that's not the key. >> No, those not my keys. >> The door's locked. So >> that's not my house key. Wait, no, you have them. Okay, that's what I was just trying to make sure. Why you doing all of that? You don't have to do too much. You stepping on my feet, all of that. You mad because I didn't want to give you no weed and stuff. You got my ID and stuff, man. >> I don't even know who you're talking about. >> Like, come on. Be careful. >> You got my ID. You got the weed out the car and everything. >> Black girl. Black girl. >> Women. I mean, you want to do all of this for nothing. >> 351. Don't say that. >> But I just want to I I do want to ask a question. I'm going ask you. You You're driving me? >> Yeah. I'm going to go. >> Okay. I'mma ask you when when >> due to the fact that you just took someone else's keys out the house. Those aren't even mine. >> It's a least. >> You said what? >> It's a less All right. Can you turn around a little bit? I'm I'm all right. >> The woman is charged with attempting to elude a peace officer and resisting arrest. Thank you so much for watching and chilling with us today. Please don't ever forget to like, hype, and subscribe. You catch us for more daily doses of entertainment cuz this is Police X10. Stay safe. Catch you next time.