If you don't appropriately sign the citations, ma'am, I will be forced to make a visible arrest. Okay, go ahead and turn on police behind your back for me. [screaming] You're going to GET you're going to get tased. >> It's honestly unbelievable how fast entitlement spirals into screaming, resisting, and total chaos once the cups come out. Turning one bad decision into the most chaotic arrest imaginable. Undo your seatelt and step out. No. >> Yes, you step out. That's how it works. [music] >> I'm trying to go away. Let's break it. >> Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Let's take a look at today's entitlement in Cops versus the Dumbest Karens in the most chaotic arrest ever. Starting with this woman who turned a simple traffic stop that isn't even targeting her into a full-blown chaos. >> 911. We are 911. >> Get out of the vehicle. What's wrong with you? >> Get out of the vehicle. You're going to get TAS >> Get out of the vehicle. I'm going to tase you. Under arrest to me. PLEASE KILL ME. On May 8th, 2025, an officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle after a check revealed the license plate was no longer registered to the car. Here's what happened next. Hello, Officino. Pensacola Police Department. Reason I'm stopping you, this tag no longer belongs on this car. Okay? It was supposed to have been replaced with the metal tag. So, it's no longer assigned to the vehicle. And if it still was assigned to the vehicle, it expired back in March. Okay. >> So, do you have your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance? >> Do either one of you have a medical marijuana card? >> What? >> Do either one of you have a medical marijuana card? >> Okay. Cuz I can smell the odor of marijuana coming from the car. That's why I'm asking. >> Huh? Okay. Do you have the insurance? >> No, it's not. You gave me the title, the registration, the license plate, and then your driver's license. Do you have insurance for the vehicle? >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can you provide it to me? >> Huh? >> That's fine. That's fine. Can you pull it up and show it to me? How long have you had the car? >> What's that? >> Not very long. >> Not very long. Okay. Get put for the tag. You did? >> Yeah, I saw it expired like was that March. >> With a strong odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle, the officer proceeded to instruct the driver to step out of the car. >> I'm hop out. Do you have anything on you poke stick or hurt me in any way? No. >> Do you have any objection to me searching you? No. Okay. If you can just if you wouldn't mind putting your hands. There you go. All right. I'm going to have you step right here in front of my car. Okay. So, right up here. Yeah. Right up here. So, like I told you, I can smell the odor of milk coming from the car. Okay. It's a little bit of weed in the car. I ain't worried about it. Okay. I'm not sitting here trying to ruin y'all's day over just a little bit of >> Okay. There any weed in there that I'm going to find? >> No. It's just you probably smelled it because of where we just came. >> Where you just came from? We not We just visiting right now. Who's from here? We just visit We stay in Colorado. You know, Colorado is marijuana. >> Well, I got you. But there is absolutely no way I would still smell the odor of marijuana coming from the inside of your car from Colorado. just just came just arrived tonight. We ain't got no street. >> Okay. So, I'm going to search the car based on the odor of marijuana. Okay. Not worried about a little bit of weed, nothing like that. That's all it is. Get y'all out of here. >> Call it a day. All right. Okay. What brings y'all here from Colorado? >> This is my home time. >> Okay. I got a Florida license. I'm just busy. I'm just still getting everything still prepared. So far so good. The driver was quite cooperative and didn't make a scene. However, the passenger is a whole different matter. >> I need you to step out. Open the door and step out. Roll the window down. >> I know you can hear me. I need you to open the door and step out. >> What's going on? >> She's refusing to get out of the car. Hold on. 58. Can you roll another way? Ma'am, I need you to step out of the vehicle. I do not want to arrest you for resisting. to her to get out. I don't want to arrest her for something petty like this. >> No, it just she had a lot of >> bad issues and bad get traumatized. >> But if she doesn't just get out of the car like this >> because if she doesn't get out of the car, we're going to force her out and then she's going to go to jail. Come on. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle? >> Yes. >> What? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Because I'm telling you to. I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. >> Is there a reason why he's telling you to step out of the vehicle? >> Any reason I want >> Okay. So, step out of the vehicle or you will be forced out. You'll be placed in handcuffs and then you will go to jail. >> Come hang it up here. I'm not talking about performance. >> As she was sitting in the car and refusing to step out, she called 911 on the officers. That has to be one of the dumbest things she could do in this situation. >> I have no idea what's going on. >> Ma'am, all you got to do is step out of the car. Okay? I don't want to arrest you for that. Okay? Just get out of the vehicle for me, please. >> Okay? And I don't know what I'm stepping out for. I asked and he told me >> you're on the phone with 911. We are 911. >> The officer told me which separate one is so ridiculous it is to step out. So I'm stepping out with you on the phone with my hands up trying to move away from the officer. >> Do you understand that we are police officers? >> I don't understand what's going on now. So I'm I'm ready. Please hurry up for you to uh >> Yes, ma'am. Michael, stay on the phone. What's your name? >> Yes, ma'am. And he told me he said for whatever reason he want me to step out the car. >> A police dispatcher does not have knowledge of criminal law. >> I need you to go over there. My name is Officer D for the Pensacola Police Department. >> I don't I don't know. I haven't been read my rights. I don't know what's going on. I don't know what >> I need you to go over to that vehicle. I'm going to put you in handcuffs. >> I'm so scared. >> Oh my god. He's touching me, ma'am. Get out of the vehicle. What's wrong with you? Get out of the vehicle or you're GOING TO GET TASED. What's going on? PLEASE HELP ME. >> GET OUT of the vehicle or I'm going to tase you. >> Get out of the car. >> Please help me. I got out of the car. >> What's wrong with you? >> WHAT DID I DO? >> I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'M DOING. >> YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. YOU ARE He's my arm, ma'am. You are under arrest. >> He a gun to me. Please. HE'S GOING TO KILL ME. >> [screaming] >> HE GOT OUT. HE'S SHOOTING ME. >> HE'S SHOOTING ME, MA'AM. >> GET OUT. >> GET ON THE GROUND. OH GOD. >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET OUT. ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE [screaming] GROUND. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind YOUR BACK. >> STOP. NOBODY [screaming] HELP ME. >> STOP BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> NOBODY HELP ME. SOMEBODY, [screaming] SOMEBODY, SOMEBODY, >> SOMEBODY HELP ME. >> WELL, she did all of this to herself. Oh well, life is exponentially more difficult when you are stupid. >> SOMEBODY HELP ME, >> SIR. I DON'T KNOW WHAT I SIR, WHAT AM I BEING ARRESTED FOR? WHAT DID I >> OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE? WHAT DID I DO? >> Get the other arm. >> What did I do? >> Tas again. >> WHAT DID I DO? [screaming and groaning] >> HE'S TASING ME. STOP. >> YOUR HAND. STOP. LET ME SEE. HE'S PULLING MY HAND. >> Your arm behind your back. >> PULLING. I AM. IT'S PULLING MY HAND FOR NO REASON. He's really ABUSING ME. PLEASE HELP. WHAT AM I DOING? HE JUST CAME TO ME. OUCH. What are you doing? >> WHAT DID I DO? >> WHAT THE [ __ ] IS going on? >> What the hell? >> After putting the woman in handcuffs, the officers then moved her to the squad car. >> I came. You just You saved me on purpose. >> Yes, 100%. Because you were resisting. >> I didn't resist it. >> They were both in her bag. WHAT'S IN MY BAG? >> SARAH, what is >> I don't even know what's going on. >> What am I? WHAT IS GOING ON? I HAVEN'T HEARD ANYTHING. >> WHAT THE HELL? WHY ARE YOU WHY ARE YOU DOING THAT? >> WHY ARE YOU SCR WHY ARE YOU HURTING ME? YOU'VE BEEN HURTING ME ON PURPOSE for no reason. Is your body cameras on? >> 100%. >> Your body came on? >> Yes. So you just tag me like that for no reason >> because you were resisting. >> I was not >> for battery on law enforcement officer. >> A battery? >> Yes. >> You're lying. The whole thing is on record. >> Yes, it is. >> Spread your legs. >> Okay. >> Spread. Spread. Spread. Spread your legs. Do not make me kick your legs again. >> Stop. >> Ouch. What did I do? >> Stand up. Why are you jerking me like you're I'm not even resisting you and you hurting me. What are you doing? >> Are we are What are we doing? Are we playing silent game? What are we doing here? >> Talking. >> Ma'am, I know you can speak. >> Yeah, >> you've been speaking. >> What is in your breast? >> I just told you my earring >> and I asked you what side. >> You said in it. >> In your breast. What is in your breast? 2200 >> uh just cuz the size of her breast I couldn't get in between. I get undersized now. >> In the end, she was charged with two counts of battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence and misuse of 911. Cooperation keeps situations calm while defiance escalates them fast. The driver followed instructions and stayed out of trouble. The passenger chose confrontation, turned a manageable stop into a violent arrest, and walked away with multiple serious charges. The lesson is simple. When emotions take over, consequences multiply. Calm compliance protects you. Unnecessary resistance guarantees the opposite. Let's move on to the next case where an entitled woman turned a sign of citation into an arrest. >> If you don't appropriately sign the citations, ma'am, I will be forced to make a physical arrest. Okay. Go ahead and turn on police trans behind your back for me. >> I'M NOT A POLICEMAN. >> On August 24th, 2024, officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for going 96 mph in a 55 zone. Here's what happened next. >> How are you, sir? >> Hello. >> What's up? >> What's the rush? >> Um, I'm just trying to get to work. I have a personal training. >> So, >> you're doing 96? >> I was not aware I was doing 96. I had the cruise control set at 85. >> I mean, okay, even let's give you the difference. Say you were doing 85, that's still 35 mph with the speed limit. >> I understand that. >> But like I said, I I got you on radar doing 96. >> Okay. What? >> So, when did you clock it? >> Right. As you're coming over the crest of the hill that truck for a while and then you >> Truck Truck was doing 74. >> Okay. >> You were doing 96. I need your driver's license, registration, proof, insurance. I don't have my physical driver's license. It's It's in the mail on the way to me. Um I have a passport. >> Okay. You can't drive a car then until you have your license on you. >> Okay. Well, if you want to give me a ticket for that, too, go right ahead, sir. But I'm just trying to get >> Oh, you say that, but you're putting everybody else at danger. So, I I don't think the attitude's going to help your situation. Okay. >> The last time I was pulled over by a cop, they pulled over two people at one time in the middle of the road. So, I'm sorry. And he came up to the car and put his hand on his gun. So, I'm sorry if I seem a little out of out of touch right now. >> I got you. I'm not them. Obviously, I'm not done any of that stuff. >> Do you have your registration paperwork? >> All right, hang time. Back with you in a few. >> After preparing her paperwork, the officer then returned to ask her to step outside to sign it, but she kept making a big deal out of it. >> Ma'am, I need you to hop out of the vehicle cooper back of your trunk with me. >> What? I need you to step out of the vehicle and come around back to your trunk with me. >> Why? >> Cuz we're going to take care of paperwork back here. >> What paperwork? >> The paperwork I'm about to provide you back here. >> Okay. Why? >> Because I'm giving an order to honestly. I just didn't know like I need to get out of the car. Why do I need to get out of the car? >> Because I have paper to take care of and for my safety and for convenience, it's taken care of back here. Hey, Shade. Can you pull up here with me? >> Can I get out as well, sir? >> No, ma'am. >> I just want to stand with you. >> Okay. I'm not going to have a bunch of people on the side of the Gandandy Boulevard. It's a safety issue. Okay. This isn't that big of a deal. >> Sorry. If If you're Okay. If you're telling me this is not that big of a deal, if you physically see me, I'm like, >> it's not that big of a deal, but you are making it a big deal. Yes. I'm asking her to simply do something. I ask people to do every day and I told you it's because it's for my safety. This is where I conduct this type of paperwork as at the back of your vehicle. >> I've never been asked to get outside of my car before. >> Well, today you are over. >> Sorry. >> So, at this point, you need to step out of the vehicle because I'm giving you an order to do so. >> Excuse me. >> Right around back here, please. >> Finally, she agreed to cooperate and step out of the car. The officer then informed her that her license was suspended. >> Here, please. You want to turn to face me so I can explain some things to you? >> Fantastic. Your driver's license is suspended. >> It's not. >> You failed to pay a traffic citation out of Pasco and they suspended on the 19th. >> 6 months to pay that ticket. >> Your driver's license is actively suspended. >> Person told me that I had 6 months to pay that ticket. I actually reinstated my license a few months ago. Got that handled. And now you're telling me that my license is suspended. I haven't received notification of this. And I know this isn't your fault, sir, but I have been going through a lot lately. So, I understand all that, but here are the simple facts today. Okay. You don't have a license on you in the system, which is real time. >> It is showing us suspended, and that's what I have to go by. If there's a clerk or something like that, that is something that you're simply going to have to take care of at a later date in court. >> So, what happens now? >> So, I'm about to issue some notices to appear for court in lie of making a physical arrest and taking you to jail cuz I don't want to do that. >> All right. But you can't drive this car. If she has a valid license, she's the one thing. Perfect. She'll take over for you. >> But you're going to have a court date that you're going to have to appear for. Okay. The court date is going to get mailed to you. You're going to have a court date for driving with suspension and for your speed for doing 96 and a 50. If you don't hear anything from the court in the next 30 days, the recommendation I tell everyone is make sure you call the Penllis County Clerk of Court because if you miss this court date for any reason, they will warrant for your arrest. Okay. >> The officer then asked her to sign the paperwork. However, the attitude she's about to give him will make the case much harder than it needs to be. >> I'm going to need a couple of things from you. First, there's going to be a signature at the bottom of both these citations next to the blue X. It's not admission to guilt. simply saying you're aware you're going to receive a court date in the mail and you promise to appear for it. All right, I'm going to go ahead and crumple these up. I'm going to go print out a new copy. If you don't appropriately sign the citations, ma'am, I will be forced to make a physical arrest. Okay, so I'm going to give you one more opportunity to comply. >> You physically saw me sign those, correct? >> And that counts as a signature. Correct. >> No, that's not a signature. >> Right. >> Anything from pen to paper you physically see me sign, that is my signature. It does not have to be legible. >> Okay. >> You have nothing else to say. It's not a signature. It says who? >> Okay. >> He's trying to work with you. I don't know why you're not working. Why are you interrupting >> me right now? And you have to get out of the car. Okay. >> Handed them to me and I can sign them in the safety of my car. >> You want me to say something and then you interrupt me. So, I'm not going to say anything. >> You don't even allow my wife to get out with me. You're like, "Are you kidding me?" >> Even with that attitude, the officer still gave her another chance. But she doesn't take it because when you let your entitlement drive the car, you usually end up crashing into handcuffs. >> All right, ma'am. So again, this your signature is as it appears on your driver's license. This is not admission to guilt. This is simply an acknowledgement that you're aware you're going to receive a court date in the mail. >> So simply just need your compliance. Do you want to see my actual signature? >> All right, go ahead and turn on police behind your back for me. >> I'm not police. [screaming] >> Stay there. Stay there. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. [screaming] Tango is 16. I'm 10:15. Got to get a cage cruiser. I will talk. I'll talk to you in a sec. Please stop. Please, >> please stop. >> Tell him to step it up. >> Yeah. 104. I need a cage cruiser if they can expedite one being nooperative. >> Please, please, please, please, baby. I LOVE YOU. >> I'M TRYING to remember. >> No, you didn't. >> Yes, I did. [screaming] >> It was a simple thing you had to do. >> I did it. [crying] >> Man, please do me a favor. Have a seat in the vehicle. After securing the woman in handcuffs, the officers moved her to the squad car. [laughter] >> Do what you got to do. Start your paperwork. >> I got the paperwork done and she refused to sign it. >> If you do see it, there's a signature on that paper, sir. >> It's not your signature. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. I am tired with anxiety. >> Can you please go look at the piece of paper I signed? Please. They're making a big deal out of this. Please. You please. >> [screaming] >> Do you have your driver's license on you? >> I'm sorry. This This is our dad. Hold on, Dad. I got to talk to Hold on. I have to talk to the police officer. Give me just a second. >> Start walking back. >> No. Please. the paper. [screaming] [screaming] >> Come on. Please, please, please. Please. >> She can't take that. Okay, take the >> She got a chain and a couple bracelets on. So, here's the deal. Here's what happened. Okay. She has a suspended driver's license and she's doing a speed of more than 30 mph this in the state of Florida. One of those the suspended driver's license is an arrestable offense. The other one is a mandatory appearance in court. >> She was charged with driving while license suspended or revoked, resisting an officer without violence and speeding. This stop shows how attitude can undo leniency. Signing paperwork and stepping out of the vehicle are procedural steps, not personal insults or traps. The officers still offered chances to resolve things calmly, but entitlement shut those doors one by one. The result wasn't just a speeding charge, but multiple offenses and an arrest. The lesson is straightforward. When the facts aren't in your favor, cooperation is your best option. Moving on to the next case, where a dumb thief thinks she can escape the police after getting caught stealing. You're going to get a gun. You're going to get chased again. >> I'm not running from >> On October 11th, 2024, officers responded to a Walmart regarding a shoplifting incident. Here's what happened next. >> She got rid of our stuff. >> Got rid of Wait. Got rid of what? >> The other one. Um, >> got your Who's your friend, man? >> Who? >> The one you were in the store with. >> Got rid of what? >> Curtains. Curtains. Curtain. >> Curtains. Where's the >> I have no idea. >> Okay. Where's the curtains right now? >> You got rid of I need to know where you're going. >> Where? >> Do you have an idea of >> No, I do not. >> Do you have a driver's license or anything? >> No, I do not. >> You have a purse? You don't have an ID? >> Yeah. >> We're talking about the office. We're going to call you. >> Come in office from work. >> What's that? >> Come in office for >> I'm investigating a retail theft. >> Until we figure things out right now. Okay. Until we figure things out, then we can release you. But for what though? >> For what? What's your question? Sorry. >> Cuz you all saying that I'm going for >> per state statute in Wisconsin. Retail theft also constitutes for uh concealing. They're claiming that you were concealing merchandise. So right now I don't have video camera. >> But I don't have anything that did you say? >> No, I don't. I didn't. >> Hear me out. I'm going to watch these cameras and if it shows otherwise, you're going to be under arrest for for retail theft. So >> But why? I don't have nothing on these things. >> That's fine. What about your other What about What about your phone? >> I don't know about nobody else. Y'all see me now. That's what I'm saying. >> That's why we're investigating. Okay. So, let's go in the LP office and we can talk. >> But for what though? I didn't do nothing. >> Listen to me. I'm not going to ask you again. Okay. Let's just go in the LP office and we can talk. >> Well, I'm sorry. >> But for what though? >> We can talk. Let's go. >> For what though? >> Ma'am, I'm not going to ask you again. Otherwise, I'll put you in custody if you conceal items and that's a crime. You understand what I'm saying? >> Right. But he's saying that I I don't have nothing. That's >> right. Now you don't. Correct. But in the store, it's the same thing. It doesn't matter. >> The crime was committed the moment you conceal anything. So, let's talk in the office. We can go from there. >> Well, she won't make it to the office. Instead, her next destination is jail because she's about to do something really stupid. >> So, what you're saying right now, >> you don't have to walk past the last point of sale in the state of Wisconsin. If you can seal it, >> you said what? >> Rip tags off the curtain and put them in. Give me A give me A >> 326 that way. >> Okay. >> Hands behind your back. >> Okay. Damn it. >> You think it again? Put your hands behind your back. >> Hey, sir. Okay. >> Hands behind your back. >> All right. >> Now. >> All right, sir. Stop. >> On the GROUND AGAIN. >> OKAY. NO. STOP. Please look. Don't do that. You got a little n >> No. Please stop. Please. >> No. >> I didn't do it. I don't have nothing. Come on. To stand up. >> Oh, stand up. Let me put on my shirt. Please. >> Stand up. It's okay. You ain't going nowhere. >> Okay. So, you might >> All right. All right. No. Wait. No. I want to put on my shirt. >> No. No. No. No. You No. It doesn't matter. You have the It doesn't matter. You have the opportunity to be cooperative. >> You did. So, you're in the situation cuz you're in because you did it. I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing though. >> On the ground, we go. >> Sit down. >> Okay. You >> want to go on the ground? >> No. >> Just uh turn >> off, stop. >> No. >> King, stop. >> Well, I'm the one who want I didn't say nothing. >> I didn't say nothing. >> You're better again. You're going to get tased. >> I'm not running from you or nothing. >> But look, >> you're still resisting. >> No, I'm not. >> Stop resisting. Stand up. >> It's not very convincing to say she's not resisting when she kept on wiggling like a worm. >> Hey, >> hands behind your back. Can we just go in the office? >> All right. >> I'm not resisting. Okay. Wait. >> Don't stop. Put your hand. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> All right. >> Stop resisting. Do you understand? >> Yes. I understand. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I'mma take this off. >> Okay. >> Don't clench up again. >> Please. >> Huh? Stay down. >> You're making life hard for yourself. >> I got you. Can we still go to office? >> Nope. We're past that. You're going to jail. You're going to jail now. >> But you just said what? Cuz y'all trying to say how to th you are. >> All right. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Now it's another charge. >> No, I'm not doing that. Okay. >> Sir, you literally said once we went in the office that we was going to watch the video. >> Hold on. Cuz we got wires all over. Yep. Did you rip them? >> No. >> Wait. Hold on. Hold on. Oh, >> you got a little glove. >> I am supposed to >> just lay flat. You're fine. You're not going anywhere. We got to get the paramedics out here to move these uh prongs out of you. >> Just lay flat. I'm going to lay this here. >> Can you come my phone? I'm >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Please. No. >> You said no. >> Yep. Give me a second. >> I'm Your phone is the last thing I'm worried about. your your uh purse. Last thing I'm worried about. >> It's not very convincing to say she's not resisting when she kept on wiggling like a worm. >> Oh, wait. Go. No. Can one of y'all go get my hat off the ground, please? It's a Gucci hat, please. It's like in the middle. I need all my belongings. Can one of y'all go grab my hat? >> Not right now. >> Leave your favorite things out. Stand by. >> But y'all supposed to grab all my belongings? >> Are we Are we required to? Is that the law? >> Yeah, y'all have to. >> No, it's not. >> You have a pro in your ass. Lay flat. I'm trying to help you out. >> 2,000 you say, >> MA'AM. >> AH [ __ ] >> OKAY. OKAY. OKAY. >> It's still in there. >> Yep. >> Hold on. You got to lay. >> All right. >> You ready? >> Cool. >> You got another one. You ready? >> Cool. >> There might be another one, too. >> You did three. >> I did five. >> All right. Lay. You got a lay. >> Look on her. Look where the strings are. It's just my seat. >> Yeah. Just pull it away from >> All right. Roll back on your side. You're going to get off. Okay. >> Okay. We're walk over to a car. >> Okay. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait, ma'am. Before you put me up. >> Wait. I'm trying. Hold on. What are we doing? I know. But that's not our priority. You want to do too much. That's not our priority right now. Stand up. Stand up. >> Wait. You got the stick on my booty still? >> No. >> What is this pokey me? What is this? >> It hurt. >> Hold on. There's nothing here. >> Wait. Do y'all see that? It's a >> There's nothing there. It's >> probably from you hitting the brush right there. >> That's probably from you hitting the brush right here. That's got to be a stick or something. >> Wait, can you grab my back? >> I got it. Let's go. >> Okay. Can I get my pet? >> She ran for me. She got titties. >> She's pretty quick on her teeth. I got her. She's pretty quick on her feet. >> Yeah. >> Give me a nice little run. >> Good shape. You got it. >> Yeah. No, but she's she seems like she's in better shape than I am. >> She in better shape than I am. I can swear to God. But also, she ain't carrying 35 lbs. >> In the end, she was charged with retail theft and resisting arrest. When things have already gone wrong, stop making them worse. Calm compliance is the only move that doesn't add consequences. Moving on to the next case where a dumb woman thinks arguing and fighting the police is a good idea. >> Undo your seat belt and step out. >> No. >> Yes. >> You step out. That's how it works. >> I'm trying to. Y'all won't let it break. On July 13th, 2024, officers in Ohio conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for driving without headlights. When they ran the plate, they discovered it belonged to two zeroyear-old Jana, who had active felony warrants. Here's what happened next. >> Next. >> 34. >> What's going on? >> 34. Well, you have no lights on. >> Okay, I'm not going to play this game with you. >> You have your license on you? >> What are you doing? >> I just told you you have no lights on. >> No, that's not a valid. >> It is a valid. >> Stop. Cuz I wasn't here. I stopped right here. >> No, that's where I was. >> Okay. No, you weren't. >> I'm not. Where do you have your license on? You >> give me Okay. Well, I'm going to tell you that it's going to be obstruction if you don't give me your license. I'm causing such >> Okay, so do me a do me a favor. Unlock your door. >> Okay. If you don't unlock your door, >> I don't have to open my door. >> Yes, you do. >> Yes, you do. >> Yes, you do. >> Starting. >> Call your sergeant. >> I don't need to call my sergeant. I'm asking you. >> No, I don't. You're here for somebody to take care of my need. Okay. >> Asking you to call this. >> Okay. >> I haven't done anything wrong. I pulled over parking. >> You did not? >> Yeah, I did. I stopped right here and I'm not in here. So, you're lying cuz >> Okay. Well, we have a camera that shows your vehicle in motion >> after what? >> Right from the start when the officer asked her a simple question. She was uncooperative and dripping with entitlement. And from here on out, things were only going to escalate. >> I turned off the lights. >> You parked in a driveway down there. >> So what? >> And then you pulled out. You blacked out and you pulled over here. >> You're driving. >> So therefore, that's a traffic offense. >> No, it's not. I have >> It is. >> It is. It's >> not. I have my lights on. >> No, you did not. Yes, I did. >> Are your lights on now? >> No, because I You're also illegally parked. >> Am I illegally parked? >> Are you not blocking this driveway? Thank you. Uh, >> so either get out the vehicle or we're going to break in to the vehicle by busting your window. >> You bust my window. I'm pulling off right now. I need to talk to the sergeant. >> You're refusing to get out of the car right now. >> Okay, just bust the window. >> Get out. I'm going to break the window >> right now. You bust my window. >> I'm going to break the window. >> What's that? >> Do what you want to do, >> dear. >> Do what you want to do. >> I'm trying to avoid all of this. >> And I will pull off. There's no reason for you to be >> dear. If you pull off, that's an automatic felony. >> Great. I already have one. I'm not stupid. You guys are trying to hurt me. >> We're not trying to We're not Everything we do is recorded. We're not trying to hurt you. >> And I don't mean, >> dear. You need to step out of the car. >> Exactly. So, what are you talking about? >> You need to step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. >> Dear, we can work with you. >> We can work with you. >> No, there's no reason for me to get out of the vehicle. I tried to park. Y'all are wrong. >> We're not wrong. >> Yeah, you are. >> Okay. >> 23 as well. Can I help you? >> Yeah, I see what you're doing. >> No, you don't. >> It's on. Yes. >> She stuffed something thin next to her uh buckle. >> Despite the officer's attempts to deescalate the situation, she kept being a complete pain in the butt. Maybe her stubbornness had something to do with the little something she had stuffed next to her seat buckle. >> Dear, you need to get out of the car. >> I'm not getting out of the car. >> You need to get out of the car. Dear school try to take everything. >> I'm not going to try to take everything from you. If you work with us, we can work with you. >> All right. Quit reaching down beside your seat. >> She's stuffing something in her waistband right now. >> Yeah, I know. >> It's in her waist. She already did it. She took it out of her brawl. >> Dar, if you work with us, that's the difference between a summon and going to jail. >> Okay, but like why are you trying? I'm not trying to hurt you. >> Follow me after I clean up the door. >> Open the door. >> 15. >> Open the door. >> You're You are making the situation worse. That's how it is. >> If I call somebody right now, you going >> You call whoever you want. They're going to get arrested. >> Get out of my face. I haven't done anything wrong, >> dear. >> Undo your seatelt and step out. >> No. >> Yes. >> For what? You haven't told me why you pulled me over. >> We told you why. You're driving. Wa. >> I'm just going to take this off. >> There we go. >> At least when she meant it said she can't roll her window down, the officer just peeled that window down like an orange. Now there's no way she can hide herself in the car. >> No. >> Here. >> Stop. >> Hey, is wrong with you? >> Yep. I can get out by my damn car >> cuz I can walk my two legs out by myself. Like I said, I can WALK MY LEGS. I'M OUT OF HERE. I don't need you to put your hands over. Like I said, I can GET OUT BY MYSELF, SIR. I CAN GET OUT BY MYSELF. YOU WANT TO LET ME GO? GET OUT BECAUSE YOU haven't even GIVEN ME THE OPTION TO GET OUT. I >> said step out of the car. You listen. >> Get the off me SO I CAN GET OUT. >> GET OUT THE CAR. >> YOU [ __ ] >> Get the You want to get tased? >> Huh? That's what we're going to do. >> Why would you t THE CAR? >> I'M TRYING TO GET OFF THE LAST ONE. >> STEP OUT right now. Step out. >> Get out. Get out of the car. >> Step out. >> Get off me. >> Get out of the car. >> Can I get out of the car? >> That's your last warning. Get out. >> CAN I GET OUT OF THE CAR? >> YES. COME ON. >> ALL RIGHT. SO, get off me. >> That's not how it works. >> Get out. Get out. >> Even after hearing the officer's warning, she still decided to be stubborn, which she immediately regretted. >> You step out. That's how it works. >> I'm trying to link ground. What is wrong with you guys? >> In your hand. >> For what? >> For what? >> She got stuff in her hand, too. >> Severance. >> I knew it. And you didn't let me get out. >> What is wrong? >> Open your hand. Open your hand. It had in it. >> Just put another put another cuff right here. >> What the >> mother do that you were giving up. >> Y'all supposed to be after PD multiple times. >> No, you somebody give you lawful order. You supposed to follow them. The court beat on. >> Ain't nobody beating on you. >> You just [ __ ] about things. How >> is that not getting beat on the off? Maybe next time comp with what? >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> NO, I DIDN'T. >> Why are you taking my keys? >> You're going to jail. What do you mean? >> What do you mean I'm going to jail? I have no reason to go to jail. You >> have plenty of reasons to go to jail. >> No, I don't. >> Obstruction. >> How was I obstructing resisting? I opened Y'all opened the door and told me to get out. >> GET OUT THE CAR. We told you to. >> And y'all let me GET OUT THE CAR. WHAT IS WRONG WITH Y'ALL? >> We told you 20 times. >> No, you didn't. And when you try and when I TOLD YOU LET ME GET OUT, YOU WOULD NOT LET ME GET OUT. >> Did I even stepped away? >> No, you didn't. You punched me in my face. >> Okay, I'm not going to argue with you. >> It's all body cam, dear. >> Yeah, it is. You punched me in my face. >> Yeah. >> No, you wouldn't listen. >> THE I DIDN'T HAVE ENOUGH CHANCE TO LISTEN. Y'ALL PUNCHED ME IN MY FACE. >> OKAY. TRIPPING, BRO. >> Do you have any medical conditions the medics need to know about? >> Yeah, I do. >> Okay, >> number one, I have asthma. Number two, I'm schizophrenic. Number three, I'm bipolar. Number four, I'm mad as right now. I DO HAVE IATENESS FROM ALL OF THE BEHAVIOR Y'ALL have given to me. AND NUMBER FIVE, I DON'T WITH Y'ALL. I don't with y'all. I have NEVER IN MY LIFE DID ANYTHING TO BE THIS PUNCHED IN MY FACE for >> never. >> You can stop talking to me, sir, cuz you black and you still don't. You are not. Stop talking to me. >> All sounds like >> I HAD NO CHANCE TO. YOU INSTANTLY TOLD ME YOU WERE GOING TO TAKE before I even could get out. >> We're not doing this with you. >> No, you didn't. Shut up. >> Hey, miss. We're going to stand you up. Okay. >> Ready? On three. >> Bring your knees up to your chest. >> Okay. We're doing this just so it's comfortable for you. All right. Ready? One, two, three. There you go. We're going to bring you back here to this cruiser. All right. Well, things would have been a lot better for her if she had just followed the officer's order to get out of the car. Now, she's going to spend her sweet time in jail after getting a medical clearance from the hospital. >> I would like to sit on the ground. >> It's okay, but you got to go. >> Go ahead and scoot back. >> I would like to sit right here until the EMS put your feet in. >> Why are y'all doing this? >> Come on. You're going to make it worse for you. >> I just want to sit here until the EMS comes. >> Come on. Or we're going to pull you in. For what? Just just get back >> for what? You stop talking to me cuz I don't even like you, dumb ass. >> I don't give a What you >> While in the vehicle, she starts acting again and tries to free herself from the handcuffs. >> Can I talk to the sergeant, please? >> Okay. Well, your car is getting towed. >> Okay. So, can you call him before it gets towed? That's what I'm asking for. I can have somebody come get it. >> That's That's not how this works. >> Yeah, it is. >> Get the sergeant. >> If you don't, I'm going to write a report against you. >> That's fine. That's what you wish to do. You're allowed to. >> Oh, dude. You will have your day in court just like everybody else. What are you doing, dear? >> Trying to get out of mying cuff. >> Just say she's trying to get out of her cuffs. >> You might as well just take her and self transport. >> Oh my god. >> She's trying to fart. I'm so stupid. >> Just so you know, there's a camera back there. >> What are you doing? >> Hey, what are you doing? >> Trying to get comfortable. I'm trying to get my feet up and lay down. Sit up. Sit up real quick. Okay. No. >> What are you doing? >> Stop hurting me. >> Get in the car now. >> [ __ ] is wrong with you? Is >> that what you're trying to get rid of? >> What's that? >> I don't know. You tell me. It wasn't in there before. >> No. Uhuh. I HAVE NOT MINE. NO. NO. Y'ALL NOT ABOUT TO PIN THAT ON ME. Hell no. Y'all is not ABOUT TO PIN THAT on me. What the wrong with you? Why would you pin that on me? You're lying. >> Do you see that right there? >> Camera >> on you. >> God. >> You should use your time better. Go to school, get >> After booking her, Jana was then charged with resisting arrest, obstructing official business, and possession of drug paraphernalia. When the law has already caught up to you, stubbornness is not strength, it's self-sabotage. Compliance won't erase warrants, but resistance almost always guarantees a worse outcome, more charges, and a longer road ahead. Just when the officers thought they'd seen it all, along came some immature teens who tried to flee after a gunpoint theft. Our car was just robbed at gunpoint at the farmers market. [laughter] >> We're not hurt, but they stole my wife's uh purse >> and the car at gunpoint. >> Gotcha. What your make model is your vehicle? >> It's a uh white 2014 to >> Yeah, sir. That's going to be it right in front of you. >> All right. Who's our closest car behind you guys? And then we also got a motorcycle unit as well. >> And we're coming across 55 in chest right now. We're still trying to make our way there. >> Oh, it's turning on the Harkness. going down East Boulevard. Waiting the battle. >> The teens continue to flee at high speed, ignoring every traffic signal while trying to evade the officers. >> Boulevard going into the vent district >> down on MMK. 10 minutes later, the officers were still in pursuit. >> Seat belt. Seat belt 21 district 1 has a fire in me to the third district. Be advised for sure has a firearm. He's back on the highway going westbound 255th. Adam 14. We're behind him on 55. >> They're hanging out of the window. One of them's pointing a gun. >> As the pursuit continued, one of the teens decided to pull out a firearm from the car window, putting officers in danger at speeds over 80 per hour. speed. Uh, we're passing St. Clair going southbound. >> All right, we're at 74. We're passing Homer. Still southbound. Superior 74. Still running the lights southbound. Occupied by three. At least it looks like it's occupied by three. is going to be the front passenger down blue when he male had a firearm in his hand. >> Try again. Try again. >> Radio, do we have chopper up? East 30th heading westbound. Speed 70. We got a bus in front of us. Finally, the pursuit at high speed came to an end when their vehicle crashed into a bush. The juveniles, however, quickly tried to get out and run for their life. >> Get the down. Get the down. >> Hey, >> don't you move. Don't you move. >> Don't move. >> Don't move. >> YOU GOT IT. >> DON'T MOVE. >> You got it, MAN. >> GET DOWN. >> HEY, YOU GOT IT. >> TURN AROUND. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back. >> Can I move? >> Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. DO IT NOW. [screaming] >> DO IT NOW. CAN I lay down? UP. DO IT NOW. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR >> OH my go. You got males running. You got mail running, man. Foot. Let me see your hand. Down by the highway. Go down by the highway. The driver fails on the highway. Jump the class. He's down on the highway. >> That's all right. >> Oh, you brought it here. >> Yeah, I know. I got it. With one secured, the officers also quickly caught up to the second one and put him under arrest. >> Help him. Help him. Get around. Turn around. >> Catch him up. Come on, man. Why you being so >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Why you being so rude? >> Get in the car. >> Come on, man. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car, >> man. You a black man. >> Get in the car, >> man. [screaming] Come on, man. >> Get in the car, >> man. Come on, man. >> Come on, bro. Get in the car. >> All right, let me just get in the car. Let me sit up, bro. >> Get in the car. [screaming] >> I can't. You see how I'm going? You're trying. >> I got >> Can you come around this end from the back end? >> I'm about to get in, bro. You don't even get >> I'm already in. I'm already in. >> Put your leg in. >> Put your leg in. >> I got I got cuffs. >> I got check for weapons. Checking for weapons. Don't reach, man. >> He's dead. He's dead. >> Okay. The juveniles were arrested and charged in connection with the armed robbery and autotheft. The third suspect remained on the run. Reckless decisions stack consequences rapidly. High-speed chases, weapons, and refusal to surrender don't create escape routes, they close them. Every escalation narrows the outcome, and it almost always ends in arrest, injury, or worse. Moving on to the next case, where a woman decided to talk herself into handcuffs. On January 29th, 2025, an officer conducted a traffic stop on a 30 years old woman for blowing through a stop sign. Here's what happened next. A stop sign. >> Give me your information. >> We have aut. >> Huh? >> You have a deputy. I'm standing in front of you. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Do you have your information? >> I don't need to give it to you. >> Yes. Yes, you do. Why would you not? Because I came after you and you came to make a full >> Okay, step to the front of my car. >> I could. >> No, you will. >> I could >> go >> to the front of my car. >> Now you're Now you're making me uncomfortable. >> That's fine. Go to the front of my car. >> I can't do that, sir. >> Yes, you can. >> Officer, you're you're putting your hands on me. >> Officer, you're putting your hands on me. >> Sit right there. >> You're a male. Sit right there. You're a male. I'm a female. >> Sit right there. >> You're a female. I'm a female. You're a male. >> How do you know? >> I'm a female. >> How do you know what I identify as? >> Exactly. But >> 426 94. That is >> sit down. >> With the way she talked, she's definitely one of those woke people. And the way the officer is handling her is absolutely genius. He pulled a reverse uno with the woke woman with one sentence. How do you know what I identify as? But her entitlement kept on going even harder. >> Sit. I don't care. Sit down. >> Where's your identification? There's your driver's license, >> registration, and your proof of insurance. You've made this so much more difficult than it needs to be >> because I came you came and made a U-turn in front of me and you you came after me and turned around. I >> I turned around because you committed a violation of Florida State. It does not matter if it is a yellow light. I have explained to you why you were pulled over. I want your driver's license registration >> and then you just put your hands on me. >> I did put my hands on you because you're refusing to give me your information and I'm not going to allow you to sit in that car. >> I'm not officer. >> You don't operate this. I'm in charge. Do you understand me? Still complying. Officer, >> sit down. >> No, because you How are you complying? I did because you put your hands on me. I did. Because you failed to follow a lawful order. >> Pressure off as a woman. You need to identify as a male. I'm a female and you just put your hands on me. >> I did because you are failing to produce your identification. >> I did not, officer. I did not. Officer, you just put your hands on me. When I ask you driver's license, where's your driver's license? >> Put your hands on me. >> Where is your driver's license? Put your hands on me. >> Where is your driver's license? >> Where is your driver's license? Despite the officer asking for her ID over and over, she chose to let her entitlement take the wheel instead. A choice she would quickly and deeply regret. >> No. Officer, you put your hands on me. You put your hands on me. >> Ma'am, you put your hands on me. No, you put your hands on me. What are you doing? >> You're being You put your hands on me, >> officer. You put your hands on me. What are you doing? >> If you do not comply, I'm going to put you on the ground. >> I'VE BEEN COMPLYING. >> I'M GOING TO PUT YOU ON THE GROUND. Turn around. You put me on the ground. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. Put your hands on me. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> I literally have seizures. >> Turn around and put your hands >> officer. No, you're putting your hands on me. Officer, you're putting your hands on me. >> Step it up. >> Officer, turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Uncomfortable. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> You're making me uncomfortable. >> No. Stop. Officer, >> officer. >> Officer, you're hurting me. I didn't do anything. You didn't You were after my identification. >> I did. >> No, you didn't. Officer, you're hurting me. You're hurting me. Officer, you're hurting me. He's hurting me. >> Get your hands behind. Officer, I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. I didn't do anything. >> Hey, officer. Officer, please. >> I got it. Just get on this side, guys. Guys, listen to me. Just get on this side. >> Hey, listen. Get on this side. >> Relax. Hey, relax your back. Relax. Relax. I got him. Relax. Let's go. Relax. He didn't offer anything. >> There's no stop. Stop. >> Relax. >> I just sat there. He pulled me over. I pulled over. >> He's hurting me. >> Hey, look towards the car. Look towards the car. >> Look towards the car. >> I didn't do anything. >> Listen here. Let's go ahead and fix this here. >> You're hurting me. >> No, you're fine. >> Once the girl was very rightfully arrested, she then tried to act like the victim by pulling every trick she had up her sleeve. He's not hurting you, >> bro. I didn't do anything. >> You're not listening. >> I didn't do anything. >> Deputy Baker. >> Hey, >> Deputy Baker. It's Miranda. >> He literally just did. He stopped me for no reason. I came to a complete stop. He made a U-turn. Calm down >> and then I came out and he tried to put his hands on me >> as a woman. >> Cooperate. >> I'm cooperating and then he tried to put me to the ground. >> Okay. >> I promise you that. Take a breath. Take a deep breath. >> Okay, you're not cooperating. >> I've been cooperating. HE TRIED TO put >> him. >> He did. >> I swear I put on my life. >> All right. Resisting now is not going to be >> I'm not resisting. >> You're all baldled up. >> I because he hurt me from the get- GO AND WHAT DO I HAVE TO identify as? I'm not a female and he's a male. He was like, how do you know what I identify as? >> Calm down. Hey, do you have any needles or anything on you that's going to poke or stick? >> Listen to him. >> Easy question. Do you have anything? >> Do you have anything on you that's going to hurt anybody? >> Deputy Baker, >> I swear on my life. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> He was innocent in his own feelings. I didn't do anything. >> I'm trying to >> I didn't do anything. I put all my life. I WAS SITTING AT THE YELLOW LIGHT AND I WAITED FOR HIM TO STOP AND I CAME AFTER HIM AND HE MADE A U-TURN ON ME. >> I am calm and he hurt my feelings. He upset me and then he put me I didn't even say [ __ ] I came out and I was like, "No, I refuse because he was being mean to me." >> She spoke like her feelings and frustration somehow stood above the law. And of course, she kept shifting the blame for her own mistakes onto the officer. And the officer even noticed something else, too. Like a strong odor of alcohol. >> She's clear pizza. I don't know if this got a hoodie on. >> No, you're wrong. And you know it. >> That's fine. I've been wrong before. >> You've been wrong before. >> I know I have. >> I know you. I know him. >> Okay. >> I know him faithfully and you hurt me. >> You put your hands on me. >> I'm Deputy Thompson now. >> No, but you put your hands on me. >> I know, but you didn't listen. >> No, I didn't listen because you pulled me out of the car and you did something I did wrong. You did that and you know you did that. >> I did. I just told you. >> No, >> you you're not. >> Have you just go be with >> I didn't do anything wrong to you. YOU DIDN'T EVEN TRY TO ASK ME FOR MY IDENTIFICATION. >> We're going to sit in here for just a moment. >> It literally just pulled me out of the [ __ ] car without telling me anything. >> Just turn and sit right here. >> This is going to be a simple traffic stop, dude. For fail to stop. >> What happened? >> I think she signal one. Oh, >> I can smell it on her breath while she's yelling at me. >> Yeah, there's open beer bottle on the floorboard over there, >> which would confirm I she smelling it out of her breath while she's talking to me the whole time. >> He passed the yellow light. It was a yellow light. I turned my turn signal on. >> I turned my turning signal on. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Like I said, >> and then he just admitted to it. >> I asked him, "Can you get out the car?" And I was like, "What did I do?" He was like, "You're a failure to accomply." And I was like, "You didn't ask me or tell me anything. You said you made you made a full U-turn on me." It got in front of the cars and all that [ __ ] And I was already I was already turning. >> Okay. >> I was just going to the store cuz I lost my phone and I was trying to retract my steps. >> Hey, please don't lose that beer bottle. I'm going to take a picture. Signal one. >> Have you had anything to drink today? >> No. >> Cuz you weak of alcohol. >> No. That was literally like I literally got off work at 8:00 p.m. >> I You know what time it is now? >> 8:00 in the morning. >> 8:00 in the morning. >> Because the officer smelled alcohol on her breath and saw an empty beer bottle in her car, he decided to run a few sobriety tests. Let's just say she failed those tests before they even started. >> You got DUI, too? >> Yeah, she's hammered. >> Yeah, I agree. I'm going to ask her if she wants to do SFS. Hey, Miranda, I got a question for you. Okay. Listen, I believe you're under the influence of alcohol. Would you be willing to >> I would be. >> You would be willing to complete standardized field sobriety for me? >> I would be because I wasn't under the influence. I was looking for my vehicle. I mean looking for my car in my friend's vehicle. >> Okay. >> I didn't go anywhere. And you know that I didn't You made a U-turn behind me. >> I did because I >> You made a U-turn behind me because it was on a yellow light and I had to ride away and I made the right turn. >> That's incorrect. I told you why I pulled you over. You failed to stop. >> Yes, sir. And even after that, >> Listen, I'm not arguing. Give me just a second. You are though. >> She refused to. >> Huh? No. She just told me she would do it. >> Oh, really? >> Oh, when I do my supplement today, I'll put in there. >> Everything. >> Very strong odor. >> Oh, yeah. >> And she's got the bloodshot, watery eyes, and everything. >> She willing. >> Yeah. She said she's willing to do it. >> She's convinced that I stopped her because she went through the yellow light and I'm like, that's not why we're stopped. >> She wants to argue about it instead of listening. So, >> yeah. Well, that's my concern right now is if I get her out of this car, she's just going to keep arguing with me and I don't know how far I'm going to get through these exercises cuz I I can tell you after her resisting me trying to get cuffs on her, I don't want to take them back off. Sergeant, I'll be 100% honest with you. >> Say that she's going to do it. We'll take them off. But Yep. Let me just get all this prepared and then I'll Yeah, let's make back up and >> if I pass the breastilizer, will I be able to get away for this? >> Is that your probable cause? >> Give me just a second. Okay, I'll come I'm going to come around and talk to you. >> Is that your probable cause? >> Give me one second. I'm going to come around and talk to you cuz it's hard to hear you from up here. Okay, give me just one minute. I think she believes that I'm about to do a breathalyzer. And I think that's what she agreed to do cuz she's asking me if I pass the breathalyzer right here, am I going to go free? >> Oh, okay. Hey, Miranda, what deputy wants you to do is field sobriety exercises. >> Okay. >> Do you know what the difference between that and the the breathalyzer is? >> Yes. What I asked was uh is that the probable cause? >> The probable cause is a traffic stop and the odor of alcohol. >> Right. But he didn't give me the odor of alcohol. He pulled me out of my vehicle because he said I made a traffic in violation, but didn't give me the give me the description of that. >> But we're not going to stand here and debate the reason for this. >> But I know you you know that I've stopped you've been stopped before and I've been in the jail because the hurricane and I can't go at to jail because of bond. So I was very compliant because of that. So there was no reason for me not to be compliant. But that being with that being said, why would I go back to jail knowing that my bond can be revoked and I could go to jail for that? What we're asking you to do is field sobriety exercises. >> My thing is is if I will be able to pass that, what will go after that? >> We would make a determination at that point. >> Determination at that point. >> Yep. >> And will I be able to get a traffic violation? >> I'm not going to tell you one way or the other because we're not there yet. >> I understand there's I'm not going to hold everything over your head or tell you that we're going to >> being very very understanding and trying to understand what's going on at this point. Even if I were to pass or not pass, where is the violation that I committed? >> Again, I'm not going to debate. >> I I don't know the violation that I committed is what I'm saying. >> He was explaining it to you when you were standing over there screaming at us. >> No, I wasn't. I I literally got pulled and grabbed I have a literally mark on my arm to show that he literally put me over when I told him that I was a woman. I would rather have a female because he told me he wanted to search. >> You don't have that option. >> I didn't have the option. You don't get to select what police officer. >> I'm not I'm talking to you as clearly. I know you before and you met me before. >> I'm trying to tell you that he upset me because he told me I I I what can I identify as and I'll identify as a male or female. So are you making me uncomfortable attracting me making me feel like I'm not a male or female? >> Trying to be respectful. >> No, it's not respectful because the way you said it. >> That that's how you perceived it. Okay. >> But exactly. And that I'm only being compliant because of that. But I'm not being in compliant because of his actions. I'm being compliant because of what he said. >> So at this point, are you going to submit to fieldy exercises? Even if I submit or not submit, if I'm going to be able to >> I'm going to submit. >> No, >> not submit. Okay, >> perfect. >> I want to submit, but I need to know the answer to that. >> You're under arrest for DUI. >> Thank you. >> I can pass the DUI test, >> sir. >> All right. Am I still waiting on Kristen for a search? >> Yes. >> Okay, >> we're going to do another search before she goes. Um, >> did we get photos of uh >> No, I need to grab I need to grab that. >> Are you going to breathalyze me or what? >> No, ma'am. We don't use portable breathalyzers in the state of Florida. >> So, I'm saying so what's going to happen now? >> Hello? Yes. Can I please get my variety test, please? >> Didn't they do when you step out for me? I'm going to search you. >> May I get my variety test? Like, god damn. I didn't do [ __ ] What the [ __ ] I'm not even drunk. I literally had I didn't even have one beer. >> Well, swear if you told me. >> Y'all are not going to try to give me a test or what? >> Just uh al DUI doesn't just mean alcohol. I mean, >> I'm not on nothing. I don't do drugs. What the [ __ ] >> Not saying that you do. I'm just saying that >> y'all told me y'all were going to give me a test. I'm like, what the [ __ ] Where's the test? >> Didn't you just refuse? >> No, they to they're trying to confuse me on what the [ __ ] I'm saying. I'm trying to say like I didn't do anything wrong. is why I'm saying no. I will take a test if I have to prove it. >> Go take a test and go to jail. >> No, I can't go to jail. I literally just went to jail for Hurricane Milton. >> Yeah, I need her to turn. >> I'll turn the car. Spread your feet. >> Oh, okay. >> I need you to stop moving. Spread your feet. >> I have nothing. Literally, I I don't care. I need you to spread your feet. >> My feet are spread, >> sir. >> Is this your phone? >> Can I take my test? >> Huh? >> That's not my phone. Can I take my I was looking out. >> So, whose phone is this? >> I have no idea. >> So, do you want me to leave it in the car? >> I need to take my text. >> You refused. We just asked you and you know what you said. You make me going to jail regardless. >> Hop back in the car. >> No. That's crazy. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Oh my god. Y'all are tripping. >> Oh my god. This is crazy. Oh, perfect. >> You failed and you failed to stop. >> You were the only car that was going straight, Deputy Tomlinson. >> It does not matter. >> You were the only car that was going straight. >> You were the only car that was going straight. >> Word gun. >> I think you're you're just trying to have a sword fight with me. >> You're very good at arguing. >> I'm not good at arguing. I'm good at telling the truth. >> Oh. So, did you stop coming out of >> Yes, I did. I put that on all my on my own life. I don't do that. >> I put it on Jesus. I put it on God. >> Don't do it. But I You shouldn't lie, officer. >> This video won't lie. >> But the officers aren't going to tell her the truth either. >> This video don't lie. >> The video does. >> She was taken to the station where she took a breathalyzer test which resulted in readings of 0.135 and 0.126. She was charged with DUI and resisting without violence. Let's move on to the next case where a woman acts so ridiculously even the cop can't keep a straight face. >> Give a turn. Turn over. >> On April 28th, 2023, officers responded to a trespass call from a restaurant where a woman was causing a disturbance. Here's what happened next. >> Jennifer, >> I just had sex. You better not arrest me. You just had sex. >> What's your birthday, Jennifer? >> I'm not under arrest. >> YOU'RE BEING DETAINED. >> HOW? CUZ I JUST HAD SEX. >> SEX. I'M >> BEING DETAINED. I JUST had sex. >> Stop. >> Yes. 411. Jennifer, >> I'm playing WITH HIM. >> I just had sex. >> Do not make me chase you. >> I just had sex. >> Do not make me chase you. >> Rapist, THIS IS A LEGAL DEFINITION OF RAPE. I JUST HAD SEX. >> JENNIFER, thank you for checking. >> I'LL TAKE 139. >> I JUST HAD >> You order your car. Yeah. Go ahead and pull up. >> HE'S RIGHT. JENNIFER, you have NO REASON TO ARREST ME. I JUST HAD >> STOP OR I'M going to arrest you. >> Under arrest. >> Come talk to me, otherwise I'm under arrest. >> What is this? A Reno 911 episode. This is the true definition of stranger than fiction. Seeing that she clearly has no intention of listening to him, the officer decided to end it right there by placing her under arrest. And of course, she gave him a fight. 911. >> Stop hitting their >> friend. That was my friend. I have a friend today. I just had sex. >> I just had sex. I just had sex. I dropped that truck. I dropped that truck. >> Trouble fighting one at 411 South Broadway. I JUST HAD SEX and I pulled up. >> Ask him to the police. I pulled up second to >> Yes, we know you've repeated that about 15 times. Calm your ovaries down. >> STAY RIGHT THERE. >> RAPIST. RAPIST. >> HE'S hurting me. >> You better stop. >> Or what? You're going to hurt me? I'm a police officer. You dumb. I just had sex. Do you abuse women? Are you a women abuser? Do you abuse women? Rapist. >> You up today. >> No, I'm a fed. I told you >> you up. >> I'm a federal agent. I told you. >> You better stop. >> I just had sex. Stop. >> We're out with them. We're out with them. >> STOP RESISTING. >> I JUST HAD SEX. >> GET ON YOUR SIDE. >> STOP RESISTING. >> I JUST HAD SEX. >> HEY, I GOT THIS SIDE. >> ROLL OVER. >> I GOT this side. >> Roll over. >> Get her arm. >> YOU WILL GET TASED. >> I GOT her arm. >> Moving. >> I got her arm. >> You will get tased. >> I got her arm. >> Get on your arm. Roll. >> GET ON YOUR GUN. >> TASER. TURN. TURN OVER. Turn over. Turn over then. Turn over then. Turn over then. Turn over. >> Turn over then. GET THE OTHER ARM. >> GIVE ME THE OTHER ARM. >> GIVE ME THE OTHER ARM NOW. >> I WILL TASE YOU AGAIN. >> Tase you again. Give me the other arm. >> I can. >> Give it here. >> That's pressure. >> Okay. Let her up. Let her up for a second. >> Let her up for a second. PRESSURE ON. >> ADJUST. >> GIVE ME YOUR ARM NOW. >> ADJUST. ADJUST. I got a ring. >> I just had Let go. Let go. Let go. >> Here you go. >> Blood from you. >> It's mine. >> Okay, there. >> Stop. >> 99 in custody. You're >> just here. Relax. >> Okay, let's turn to the side. >> Don't you be kicking. >> Get up. >> Don't be kicking. >> I never have. >> Don't get her up. All right, that's fine. >> Don't get her up. I won't. Just leave her on the side. >> I can't breathe. >> I have a >> You're on the side. >> Yep. She has everything except a brain to think. After the officers were finally able to detain her, they then escorted her to the squad car. >> All right, we're going to stand her up if you behave. >> Otherwise, you go right back down. You got it. Behave. >> I just had sex. >> This is you. You got anything up against here? My wrist. YOU'RE hurting my wrist. Jennifer, >> do you have anything that'll poke me or stick me? Thuds. >> Thuds. I just had sex. Are you proud? Are you proud? Officer, are you proud? What does blocking an officer against the wall? Who? >> Okay. Yeah, let's put her in a cage so she doesn't break a window. >> Move down. Are you >> He's a rapist. >> Hope next time. >> Stop it. >> Rip users. every day with her. >> Sit in my car, please. [bell] >> Do you feel better? >> Do you feel better? >> BACK UP. >> OKAY. BRUTALITY. BRUTALITY. BRUTALITY. That's you. I'm a gangster. I'm a gangster. Bang your head again. I'm going to put you IN A WRAP. >> WATCH HIM. OKAY. >> He's a rapist. Let's >> put him on a rapist. >> We're going to put you in a wrap if you don't stop. >> You want to go on the >> Can we get that? >> Is that you bleeding or her? >> In the end, she was charged with battery upon a peace officer. Moving on to the next case where a nasty woman with an unhinged attitude thinks the law won't apply to her. >> Yeah. So you put me in this [ __ ] Watch what happened. Watch what happened, [ __ ] Watch what happened. >> Watch what happened, [ __ ] Come on. >> Face me, [ __ ] >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Come on, [ __ ] >> Drag her out. put her on the ground. >> Black lives together. >> Officers responded to a theft call after a woman reportedly stole a wallet. They quickly tracked her down and confronted her. What happened next was anything but routine. >> Where you coming from? >> Where my phone? >> Where you coming from? >> Where am I coming from? >> Yeah. >> I'm going to get me aing water bottle and a soap. >> You got her wallet. >> Whose wallet? All right. >> I don't Oh, what the Let me call my mom. Her wallet. >> No. No. I do not have her wallet, bro. What the is going on? No. No. Y'all not going to do this to me. Y'all are not. >> I'm not trying to do anything, man. >> Yo, they're not. I stole her wallet. Bro, >> show me your purse. >> You can gladly see my purse. >> Nice. Do you have her debit card or anything on you? >> I do not. I have my link card. That's it. And little knife. Let me ask her what the is she talking about so I can get this [ __ ] figured out. What the [ __ ] is she talking about? I'm sure it's a misunderstanding. What the [ __ ] Y'all want to take me around to my mom's house? Cuz it's a [ __ ] misunderstanding. >> You want to come back with us? >> Yeah, that's cool. That's This is a misunderstanding. I done nothing. >> You have anything in your pockets? >> All I have in my mother pockets is some [ __ ] money. [ __ ] pockets. That's it. And with that being said, you guys can get a female and all that because you guys will not do this to me. You and I have >> with her criminal record, it shouldn't be a shock that she swiped the wallet and the way she treated this situation of hers. Absolutely unnecessary. >> Trying to look through the purse and then your pocket so you can get in our car because other than that, >> I don't need to get in your car. I've done nothing wrong. >> You're not free to go. >> Are you going to come back there with us or not? >> You just What have I done wrong? She called about you stealing her debit card. That's why we're here. >> Her debit card. >> Yes. >> Come on. [ __ ] This is [ __ ] I I ain't getting no mother. >> And we can cuss and [ __ ] Hey, you can walk on this side. >> I I'm phobic. I don't try. >> Well, [ __ ] [ __ ] Just go. Please. I'm not going to ride. >> Okay. Well, come on. >> I know. Car drive over there. No, I'm not getting y car right behind my parents. >> No, I'm not. >> You realize like being put with you, right? >> No. Call my mom. What's her number? >> I always miss you. >> Let me use your phone. >> Well, why? >> Cuz my phone's dead. >> Okay, we're going over there anyway. >> Okay, we're going. >> I will not get in your goddamn car. That's probably going to get in that damn ambulance. I've been up done wrong by police. I can get y'all. So, hey, watch. Come on. All right. >> We're trying to work with you. All right. Can you just sit down >> so we can go around the corner? >> I will not get in your car. I will not. >> We're about to get past the point where it's not an option. >> I will not. >> I will not get in your car. I've done nothing wrong. You have no proof. What the you mean? >> You don't need proof. >> Her problem is I'm [ __ ] drunk. That's her problem. She want me at her house. That's [ __ ] And my phone's dead. I can't call her. Can I please some some bad? >> Can I just go? Can I check your pockets and check your purse? >> Check my pockets and check my purse >> so I can make sure that you don't have her debit card >> here. >> Can I check myself so you can show me? >> You start with that if you want me to. Here, I'll pull the goddamn knife off my ass. >> Well, the nice here so it's not easy. >> As officers attempted to convince her to comply, they learned she had a warrant. Without hesitation, they moved in to take her into custody. >> I ain't got [ __ ] I ain't got [ __ ] bro. Stop her. Yep. Can you just chill out for a minute? >> No, I will not get in your car, buddy. >> Not sit down. Can you hang out for a moment? >> For what? I got nothing wrong. >> Because you're not you're not free to go. Do you want to just go in cuffs? >> I go right there. >> Or can you just sit against the car so I can call her? >> Uh, hold on. Hold on, sir. >> I'm not running on you. Hold on. I'm not running. >> You got a point. >> Open. Okay. >> Okay. Y'all not going to do this. >> Put your hand on. vlog is not going to do this. >> Put it back. >> Come on, [ __ ] Take me down, [ __ ] I'm mental, [ __ ] I'm mental. Take me down, [ __ ] >> You want to play something to lose. I'll tell you that right now. Down, [ __ ] Come on. Take me down, [ __ ] >> Swing me again. I'm going to throw you on the ground. You understand? >> I love you, too. >> Yeah. >> Come do it, [ __ ] Come do it, [ __ ] You're going to find [ __ ] You ain't going to find [ __ ] [ __ ] Come on. Go, [ __ ] Come on. Come on. [ __ ] you talking about, [ __ ] Come on, [ __ ] Nothing. >> Why are we going to let this be here for hours? >> Okay, [ __ ] Come on with it. Come on with it, [ __ ] >> Once they tried to secure her in the squad car, she turned combative, spitting at the officers and kicking at the door in a full-blown tantrum. >> Don't you put me in this [ __ ] Watch what happened. Watch what happened, [ __ ] Watch what happened. >> Watch what happened, [ __ ] >> Come on, [ __ ] Thank me, [ __ ] >> I don't give a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Yeah, [ __ ] >> Come on, [ __ ] >> Come on, [ __ ] Come on, [ __ ] Come on, [ __ ] Come on, [ __ ] Come on, [ __ ] Come on, [ __ ] [ __ ] you talking about, [ __ ] [panting] >> You ain't fine. [ __ ] [ __ ] [gasps] You ain't fine. [ __ ] [ __ ] >> What on the debit card? Now you attack me. [ __ ] is you talking about, [ __ ] I kicked this [ __ ] out. Watch this. [ __ ] you talking about? Now you take me talk to my mother mom, [ __ ] Take me to talk to my mom, [ __ ] That's what you do. That's what you do, [ __ ] Open the door, [ __ ] Open the [ __ ] door, [ __ ] Give my [ __ ] money, [ __ ] Open this door, [ __ ] >> Somehow, the 300lb woman managed to break both of the doors on the squad car. >> Open the door, [ __ ] Come on, [ __ ] Come on, [ __ ] What's up, [ __ ] Come on. Who camera, [ __ ] >> Drag her out. Put her on the ground. >> Help. Black lives matter. Help. Help. Black Lives Matter. Help. Help. Black Lives Matter. [screaming] Yeah. White Hungry. Dumb [ __ ] Call my [ __ ] lawyer. Don't worry about it. I'll get my track phone out my [ __ ] NO [ __ ] GO TO MY MOTHER HOUSE CUZ I DON'T TRUST Y'ALL. Y'ALL TRYING TO RAPE ME. Turn your [ __ ] CAMERA. TURN YOUR CAMERA ON NOW. LET MY MOTHER FOLLOW ME TO THE COUNTY SO I KNOW YOU HONKIES WON'T BEAT ME. LET MY LET MY [screaming] MOTHER FOLLOW US TO THE COUNTY RIGHT NOW AND I CHILL THE [ __ ] OUT. SHE'S IN A [ __ ] DRIVEWAY. LET HER FOLLOW US CUZ I don't trust you [ __ ] huggies. I DON'T TRUST Y'ALL. YOU JUST TRYING TO SNATCH ME OUT THE CAR. If you don't TURN RIGHT ON SIDE, THEN I'M GOING TO GIVE Y'ALL A BIGGER PROBLEM THAN YOU'VE EVER HAD. OKAY, GREAT. As the officers were transporting her to the station, she managed to slip the cuffs while screaming for a female officer. Also, she did something really nasty. >> [snorts] >> Holy [ __ ] [ __ ] come on. Open the door, [ __ ] Open the door. Open the door, [ __ ] COME ON. TAG ME, [ __ ] Tag me, [ __ ] Tag me, [ __ ] Come on. Come with it, [ __ ] Come with it. Call my [ __ ] MAMA NOW. CALL MY MAMA NOW, [ __ ] CALL MY MAMA NOW, CUZ I don't trust y'all, [ __ ] I DON'T CARE ABOUT BEING PED. COME ON. 500 ME, [ __ ] Come on. Open it, [ __ ] Come on, [ __ ] Come on, [ __ ] Come on, [ __ ] Come on, [ __ ] Come on, [ __ ] Come on. Y'ALL BETTER GIVE ME A [ __ ] FEMALE. >> Because of her destructive behavior, the officers decided to move her to the criminal transport vehicle. I'll >> get you out there to the jail. Get you a female. get you booked in. But you gota >> somebody got to come down for me. Okay. >> The [ __ ] up. >> All right. >> Come on out. >> Don't do that. >> Straight the up. >> And if that [ __ ] you touch me, honky, I'mma knock your ass out. >> I want him to touch me. >> Okay, >> [ __ ] I'm all about lawsuits. Touch me. Touch me, [ __ ] Gladly complies with me. Go home with this [ __ ] An inch close to me. [ __ ] I'MMA KNOCK YOUR [ __ ] ASS OUT. >> GANG, [ __ ] I take a charge, [ __ ] I got 45 years OF I HAVE LONG ANSWER, [ __ ] I ain't got [ __ ] to lose. >> So, [ __ ] I don't care if you tell me, [ __ ] >> Just >> [ __ ] you talking about me. Okay. >> Yeah. Go get tough when I put the hag on cuz that's what police I'm not talking about you. You're very nice. You're very handsome and chunky, [ __ ] You're a [ __ ] police lawyer because I'm having >> Call your leader from the jail. >> No, I'm having a mental breakdown being highly aggressive. >> Well, a mental breakdown that I'll get you mental health when you get out to the cast. >> Yes, but I feel unsafe. >> Mental health's working today. >> I'm having PTSD for a long time. >> If you step up in there, then I have to touch you right now when touch. >> Okay. Well, step up. >> You are you choose how you choose to do that. Step on up in. Have a seat. I'm going drive you out there. I'm going to put you in there and then you can have a simple and I'm going to drive you out there. Choice is yours. >> The dirty button. >> It's a choice. >> That's what I want. >> But you're not going to You know what? Here's the deal, though. You're not going to get what you want in a lawsuit because you've been given every opportunity to keep an >> ass. So, and everything's on camera. >> Running this way. All right. Step up. >> Black Lives Matter. Step up >> fast. >> Then you going to step up? >> No, [ __ ] You got to try harder than >> How you [ __ ] these fat [ __ ] >> Step up. >> No. Why the [ __ ] did I do that? >> Just throw me in there. >> [ __ ] No. You switch your gangster boy. Someone keep it going. >> I can put you in there. >> Well, do it, [ __ ] >> I don't want to. I'm trying to jump in your gangstyle. Do it, [ __ ] Do it, fat [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Hey, dude. I'm going to step up and what you would not do. Add aggression to it. >> And I will give you >> the the the whole be a black [ __ ] That's what you want. >> There you go. Why don't you finish that? >> Get my [ __ ] shoes, man. The woman was charged with criminal damage to government property, aggravated battery on a peace officer, aggravated assault, and theft. When someone already has a record, the smartest move is to stay calm and cooperate, not add more charges to the list. Her outburst didn't just prove her guilt. It turned a simple arrest into a full-blown disaster. Sometimes the worst enemy isn't the law, it's your own temper. Let's move on to the next case where a woman witnessed 99.99% of her net worth evaporates in front of her along with 100% of her brain cells. >> Don't bring your taser. >> Taser. >> Taser report. >> On December 8th, 2023, officers responded to a physical dispute call between neighbors. The victim said his neighbor asked him for a fist bump before slapping him across the face. The neighbor then left on a red scooter. This is what happened next when the officer located the suspect. >> I told you to stop. What's up? >> What's up, man? Give me five. >> What's going on today? >> No, I'm not going to give you five. Who are you? >> Take your ass on. >> No, hold on. You're not free to go. Stop. >> Get him, dog. Get his ass. Get his ass off me. Get his ass off me. Get off me. Get him. Get >> his ass up. >> Door one to 10. Let go. Don't fight me. Do not fight me. >> Don't Don't stop us. >> Don't even stop. >> 1074. She was not listening, man. >> Right on ahead. T up. >> Listen to me. You're detained right now. >> Okay. Okay. >> I'm going to read your Miranda rights. Okay. Since you weren't going to stop. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. And you say I can use the answer question. Do you understand each of these rights or I have to explain it to you? Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk? Okay. You're going to be the sit down. It started off as a relatively peaceful detainment. Since she was being cooperative, the officer loosened her cuffs a bit, but that's when she tried to fight him and hit him in the face. Let's just say her escape plan went up in smoke. >> I'll beat my leg. >> You can stand up outside the car if you want. >> I'll readjust your handcuffs. Don't move that hand. >> Don't bring your taser. Taser. >> Don't bring your eggs back. [screaming] >> Taser. >> Why do I dominate? >> Don't move. Do not move. Don't do this. Don't do this. >> Get off. >> I promise. I don't want to do it. >> Stop. >> Okay. >> Stop. >> Really told you. He's going to readjust your handcuffs >> and you decide to hit me on the face. >> Okay. >> Well, that was completely unnecessary. All of this could have been avoided if she had just cooperated, but nope. She chose to be difficult, and this is what happened. I've got to admit though, that's the first time I've seen a phone explode after a taser hit. 1 2 3. And if you want to try to sit your butt right here, maybe it'd be a little easier for you. Is that a little better? What's wrong? >> My finger gets caught. >> Let me see. >> Coke. >> Well, you're holding on your hand, so you got to let your hand go. >> I don't do anything. I'm going to dump you on the ground. I'm not going to be honest with you. >> Give me this hand. >> Hey, get him off, y'all. Get him off me. Get him off me. >> You're going to go to the ground. >> Get him off me. >> You're going to go to the ground again. >> Get him off me. Off me. >> There you go. I readjusted. You're good. Relax. You help me. >> Got a burn on her hand here. >> Sit on my car. >> Y >> is wrong. >> Huh? >> I know yall wrong. >> Nobody's wrong right now. We're trying to figure out what's going on. All right. >> We're going to make sure physically you're okay and we'll go from there. You end up reading her when you're ready. >> I already did. She refused. All right. >> That's why she want to talk. All right, we're good. He read you. Yeah, sure. >> In the end, she was charged with battery, resisting without violence, and battery on a law enforcement officer. If you find yourself in a situation with law enforcement, stay calm and comply. Arguing or acting out might feel like standing your ground, but in reality, it just makes things worse. Thank you for watching. 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