from using a child to shield you FROM ACCOUNTABILITY. >> MA'AM, HARASSING ME. >> Come here. You're catching charges now. >> Can you just Can you just not listen >> to getting triggered when the police ask you if you're on something? >> What about drugs? Have you taken any drugs this evening? >> Don't ask me that. >> Am you need to stay out of the roadway hands off? >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. Some people just can't help themselves from turning a simple traffic stop into something much more serious because they refuse to take accountability for their driving infractions. >> Come on. Come on. >> Give her a chance. >> Nope. Nope. She had her chance. Come on. >> I GAVE HER AN A. PLEASE don't do this. >> Nope. You had a chance. >> Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Here are times when some dumb Kairens take a simple traffic stop way too far. Starting off with this woman who turns a simple ticket into jail time. >> All you got to do is just give us license. >> I'm still going to write a ticket. It don't matter. >> Hey, keep her still. That's her. >> I got to get it. >> WHY ARE YOU GRABBING ME? I'M getting >> It's April 4th, 2026, and cops conducted a traffic stop on this vehicle for failing to stop at a stop sign. And here's what happened next. >> Hold on. This is a traffic stop. You're not freaking out. >> No, y'all just pulled me over when I'm parking. >> No, doesn't matter. Pull the stop sign back here. >> Okay, let's take a step back by your car. Take a seat. You're out of the rain. >> But I'm arrest y'all arresting me. >> No, >> it's early in the morning. >> Okay. >> So, what's up? >> I just told you I'm trying to go in the house. >> Okay, you need to take a seat in the car. You stay out in the rain. You want >> I was at a traffic stop. Y'all was all the way down there >> because you blew the stop sign right there. >> Oh, stop sign. It's in a big old hole right there. >> Stop. Okay. You got your license and insurance on you? >> I got everything on me, but what? I didn't blow no stop. >> I'm telling you right now. You did stop sign right there, >> sir. I didn't blow no stop sign. >> Okay. Are you failing to identify yourself to me at this moment? >> If you looking it up, can't y'all identify? I got everything. >> No, I need to see your license and insurance. >> It's all in the >> Oh, what's with this immediate attitude? What's the worst that can happen? A ticket. There's no need for this. But for this one, that's kind of impossible to ask for. >> What is your name? Alexa >> person is Alexa. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Boom. Stop sign. Nobody blew a stop sign. These big ass potholes. That's why somebody >> Okay. When you turn onto Michigan City Road, >> you see my back lights, but you're in front of me. How are you going to see my back? >> Because I was going westbound and I flipped around on you when you blew the stop sign. So, >> where's your birthday? >> April 15th. >> April 5th. >> Yep. >> See all those other cars stop sign right there? >> You ain't see it? Like who going to run? Stop saying at 8:00 in the morning, bro. I can't write the ticket. Let's go. Do what you got to do or arrest me. Do whatever you got to do. >> You got your insurance. >> I got everything. Look. Y'all got a big ass computer now. >> That's not how it works. >> Stop saying just for the judge to throw the case out. Do some petty ass got nothing else to do. >> That's not >> y'all ain't got to do this. Y'all always somebody living over here. Y'all don't got to do >> 53 like I didn't stop like you not in front of me like >> it's a female last time petty as hell call y'all white shirts these are annoying I'm tired of y'all ass harassing you >> call somebody else >> don't need to >> yeah or write the ticket what y'all standing up for >> because you making the situation >> y irritating y always on top that [ __ ] irritating we came IT'S A BIG ASS HOLE RIGHT THERE. >> OKAY, that doesn't mean you can pull a stop sign like y'all going to stop tweaking. Write my ticket >> until I get more information. >> I don't have to give you. All you need is my license, insurance, and registration. You can look that up. >> No, we cannot. >> Bro, I'm not getting no ticket for no reason. >> You're about to. >> Wow. It's like she's begging to be arrested. Okay. If this is what she wanted, she's about to get it. >> Just call, >> bro. No, he won't. Hey, provided babe. >> All you got to do is just give us license. >> I'm still going to write a ticket. It don't matter. >> Look at me. >> Hey, keep her still. That's her. >> I got to get it. >> Why are YOU LISTENING? DOWN. >> Absolutely not. We tried to keep her down. You even tried to keep it down >> for no reason. >> You broke her down. It's your birthday. It's her birthday, sir. It's her birthday. >> Listen, you show your ID. They would have seen that. That's how you got to show your ID, babe. >> They would have seen it was your birthday, babe. >> You got to calm down, please. Baby, >> you still grabbing me. What's your name? Your dad's number ipping. >> I know. Okay, let me get my stuff young. She like >> I know. I know. I'm 33. I know. >> That's how they do. You know, I'm sorry. >> I'm trying to deal. All you have to do is ask. That's it. She's perfect. >> Exactly. That's what we trying to, you know, make sure >> you just let him grab me. >> I didn't let him grab as long as >> it's part of the procedure, baby. Please, can you listen to me? I'm begging you to listen. I buy out my shirt cuz you're getting run up, too. >> Dang. What a dumb dumb children. She's one of the reasons you have instructions on your toothpaste and shampoo and the boyfriend needs to get away from this as soon as possible. >> Oh, can we help her? Cuz she's just frustrated right now. It's her birthday. >> I understand. Let's just >> All she had to do is just get the license and insurance. I understand you trying to deescalate the situation, but we can't have her running all over the place. You know what I'm saying? >> You weren't supposed to grab her like that, sir. >> Cuz he look talk to me. >> Talk to him. >> Y'all harassing me for no reason. >> No, I got everything. You're >> right. >> I What's your name, too? >> It's just >> Yeah, you didn't know that, too. >> He grabbed me AND YOU CLEAN THAT, RIGHT? That's illegal. when we told you. >> Yes, it is. You did not tell me to I had to give Sir, you told me to get my stuff. He grabbed me. How am I going to get anything? >> No. He grabbed me. That's not fair. He grabbed me. I told you the way you are and you're not listening to commands. That's what happened. >> Sir, you told me to grab my >> I didn't tell you anything. >> So, y'all did not just tell me get my license. >> You remember how many times I asked you to and you didn't provide it? >> Sir, you told me to get it. I was getting it. He grabbed me. Why am I in handcuff? >> I told you to stop because you struck him. That's why. You see him grabbing >> and I was grabbing my stuff. >> Take a seat. >> No. >> Okay. Do you want to resisting arrest? >> You're going to beat me up some more and hit me some more. >> Exactly. YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO DO THAT. >> CALL YOUR RIGHT SHIRT, SIR. >> AT THE STATION. >> NO, I'M not going. >> You're going to be charged with resisting your >> charging me for no reason. He hit me. >> NO. >> HE HIT ME. YES, HE DID. >> WE ALLOWED TO GO. >> HE GRABBED MY WHOLE JACKET. NO. >> OKAY. You're going to be arrested for >> Sir, let me go. This is illegal. It's >> not illegal. >> YES, IT IS. LOOK HOW Y'ALL MAN HANDLING ME. >> I'M SITTING DOWN. >> SEE IN THE CAR, >> SIR. LET DON'T PULL ME. LOOK HOW HE >> STOP PULLING ME [screaming] LIKE THIS. >> LOOK HOW HE BEATING ON ME. >> Nobody's beating. YES, HE [screaming] DID. >> STOP PUSHING MY FOOT. >> LISTEN, LISTEN, LISTEN. All you have to do is just put your feet in the car. >> Just put your feet in the car. >> ME UP, SIR. >> JUST PUT YOUR MOM, >> SIR. >> Just put your feet in the car. >> I'M NOT GOING TO JAIL FOR HIM HITTING ME. >> LOOK, LISTEN. WE JUST TRYING to get information out of you. Just put your feet. >> You told me to get it. >> I know. Just put your feet in the car. We just hold on. Just calm down. >> Yes. Hold on. >> The cops then try to explain it to her boyfriend before taking her to the station. In the meantime, this girl is going to refuse to listen to anyone. >> There's no misunderstanding. When she's given a lawful order to stop, provide identification. >> Okay, guess what? There's no mistake. It's no excuse for that. >> She me. >> That's not how it works. You came up, you tried to tell her to listen. She didn't want to listen. >> Oh, it's her birthday or not. That don't matter. >> No, ma'am. It doesn't. And then I told her to stop. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yeah. You're okay physically, RIGHT? >> NO, I'M NOT. >> I'M NOT TALKING to you. >> Y'all rude as >> Hey, calm down. What's your MAMA NUMBER? >> HIT ME. OH MY GOD. >> CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. You got to calm down. >> It's hot. CAN Y'ALL PLEASE TAKE YOUR HEAT OFF? >> HEY, she'll be heading the station. She'll be out in a little bit. >> HEY Y'ALL, PLEASE TURN THE HEAT OFF. >> Cal City. >> I GOT ASK LAMA HOT >> couple hours. >> I got you. >> It's all in the She got it. >> You couldn't go in there. >> She didn't want to show it. >> If you want to. >> It's not going to make it. It's not going to make a difference. But if you want to grab it, you can grab it if she's okay with it. >> Oh my god. This is so petty. >> I rather you just keep the purse. Let's keep it. >> It's up to her. >> You want your purse? How am I going to get him in there? Y'all got me in handcuffs for hitting an officer. He hit me. That is so petty. >> He stopped you. That's what he did. >> He grabbed me. Sir, you're not supposed to harass a female. You're a male officer. That's in your jurisdiction. >> Jurdiction. >> Y everything. >> Oh, by papers. Okay. >> You don't care. >> Hey, can he get your man? >> Can you listen for a second? >> You don't have kids. >> Can you listen for a second? Can he get your keys? >> I'm not going to give him anything. We can get it for him. Okay, we're not getting this. >> Okay, just get it in my pocket and get it. >> You got You got your keys on you. >> I have everything on me. I really have to go to jail for no reason. >> It's not NO REASON. >> I HIT THAT MAN. I MOVED HIS ARM OFF OF MY JACKET. YOU GUYS HAVE CAMERAS ON Y'ALL BODY. >> YOU'RE RIGHT. So So you just admitted to >> I did not mention hitting a officer. You didn't say I hit him. This woman is charged with battery on a Leo, obstructing identification, along with multiple traffic violations. Moving on to the next case where this entitled woman runs into her home during a traffic stop. All right, ma'am. Can you get back in your car? This is a traffic stop. >> This is not a traffic stop. >> Ma'am, get back in your car or you're going to catch charges. >> MA'AM, YOU'RE HARASSING ME. >> Come here. You're catching charges now. >> Welcome to March 29th, 2026. A cop is trying to conduct his traffic stop on this vehicle when the driver goes all brain dead and just flees to her house. So, we followed up on it. >> Hey, you can get back in your car. >> There isn't Jacob. Why am I being pulled over? >> Huh? >> Because you're revoked. >> No, I am not. >> Okay, give me your driver's license. >> I don't even have my driver's license with me. >> You >> I don't have my driver's license with me, sir. This is harassment. It's >> not It's not harassment. >> This is the past 34. >> Ma'am, can you get back in your car? This is a traffic stop. >> This is not a traffic stop. >> Ma'am, get back in your car or you're going to catch charges. >> MA'AM, YOU'RE HARASSING ME. >> COME HERE. You're catching charges now. >> Can you just Can you just not listen? Come here. >> Wow. She ran into the house and picked up the kid to shield her from the police. Man, smells like child endangerment charges. >> I have my kids. >> Just talk to me, bro. Just call the badge. >> You can TAKE ME TO JAIL. >> I have my kids, sir. >> Okay. Badge number. But that's not how this works. >> I got it. But that's not how this works. >> Well, you can't take me to jail. Huh? >> I'm I'm in the process of getting my license. I'm going to my classes. >> Badge number and name, please, sir. >> Listen to me. I'm going to my classes. You can even talk. >> I don't care. You don't run away from a traffic stop. >> THAT'S NOT A TRAFFIC STOP. WHAT YOU DID IS ILLEGAL. >> What do you mean? YOU DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS IN THE CAR. THAT COMES BACK TO HIS GRANDMA. YOU MUST HAVE BEEN HARASSING ME. >> What are you talking about? I know that I know that both of you DRIVING IT. >> CALL MY MOM. >> MA'AM, YOU MA'AM, get back or this is going to be worse. >> Okay. Can you just not take me to jail cuz I need my kid? >> Let's go back outside then. Work with me and I'll work with you. >> No, listen. I'm not letting my baby go. >> I have to be with my kid. >> Let's go. >> Are you going to take me to jail? >> If you keep keep this up. >> Well, you didn't understand. >> Let's go. Let's go outside. Yeah, I'll stand by the door. >> I'm trying to I'm trying I'm trying to be nice with you. >> I'll stand by the door. >> You know what we're going to go after, right? The followup. You already know back tonight, bro. Huh? I just got back tonight, bro. I'm just I'm just going to get a hold of my manager and talk to my manager about everything. >> All right. Can you put a shirt on then? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then we'll we'll talk after, right? I'm trying to be really nice with everybody. >> We got into a fight and he was not allowed here. >> Got it. Look, >> can I stand right here? >> No. Let's go out here. >> Okay. Well, I'm >> Please, this is part of the traffic stop. You hold your kids, though. >> Sure. Hold your kid for right now. >> I'm not letting my kid go. >> Uh, given the situation, in our opinion, with three hostile individuals and a child, it's safe to say the cop is buying time for backup to arrive before making an arrest. In the meantime, though, he will try to talk some sense into the driver. But again, this is easier said than done. >> Do you have the O video? >> Yeah, I have everything. Can I get your badge number? >> It's G27. >> You guys are >> You guys are harassing me. Is there a camera on? >> Yes, it is. It's on. That's what the red light earlier when you guys >> lied. It wasn't. So, >> deputy. Hime. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm being as cordial as I possibly >> waiting for me to pull into town. That's not harassment. >> What do you mean I was waiting for? >> You guys have been harassing me. You pulled my brother over. Even >> when earlier you guys the same officers pulled my brother over after my brother and my nieces and my nephews left here. I'm making a harassment complaint. I want your supervisor here right now. >> Okay. So, there's another one. There's another one coming right now. >> Call my mom. >> HE'S ON CALL MY MOM. >> She's not calling. >> You don't step out of the vehicle. >> I do when I YOU ARE PULLING ME OVER FOR NO REASON. And this >> How do you know for no reason? >> This is harassment. You guys have been harassing me. When you guys have been here last night, this morning, all you're harassing me. >> This is the definition. I hope you know I know my rights, sir. I know my right. >> Well, you didn't even ask me what I pulled you over for anyway. >> I did. THAT'S WHEN I GOT OUT OF THE CAR AND asked you. I have been through this with police officers. >> Get your revoked. It's not even under her name. >> It's not even under my name. AND IT'S DARK. KATHY, you didn't even know I was driving it. >> You didn't even KNOW I WAS DRIVING. IT IS PHYSICALLY IMPOSED. >> I SAW YOU. >> THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE. >> I SAW YOU. THAT IS IMPOSSIBLE. >> You were going so fast. There's no WAY YOU THERE IS NO PHYSICAL POSSIBLE WAY. LET'S GO RUN BACK ON your camera and see. >> We will. Yes, >> we will. >> I'm just trying to go to my kid. I'm in the process of trying to get my license back. Life keeps and making me have to spend money on more and more and more. Take her inside. >> Well, at least she doesn't use the kid to shield her anymore. That's something, right? I mean, she still doesn't take responsibility for her actions, nor stops arguing with the officer. >> Okay, let's start this way. What is your name? >> Alyssa Liz. >> Right. >> What you need to understand is that I can only do so much to get my license back when I have no rides from anybody. I had to bring my baby cousin home. I have classes that I go to Monday, Tuesdays, and Thursdays right now to get my >> and I was trying to work with you, but you you didn't want to work with me. >> All I know is you guys were going to pull me over and take me to jail. >> So, the reason I did pull over was I put both things together. You >> No, what you put together is that Garrett has a warrant and you thought he was in the van. That's what you put together. >> Try it. >> You told me. You told me he was in this van. You told me he was in this van. He was driving drunk. He was driving drunk. Suspended Friday. And he has Friday. Listen. He got in the vehicle and left because we were arguing and he went straight to his grandma's house. He went to his grandma's house and he went to bed because he knew he was drinking and he didn't want to be out driving. He went to his grandma's house and he went to sleep and his grandma brought him into this vehicle back here. >> All right. Yeah. Yeah. My supervisor is coming on the way. We're going to try to deal with this. All you were going to get You are revoked. I knew you were revoked. I'm not done. >> You're revoked, but I'm not going TO GO TO JAIL WHEN I'M [clears throat] IN THE PROCESS OF TRYING TO >> IT'S JUST It could be a simple ticket. You you you just now made it worse by fleeing inside your house. >> I'm trying to get to my kid. >> Yeah, but you're making it worse. You're making bad decision. >> So, you walk in there and grab my kid. >> So, so you're saying that it's you're saying that it's harassment, but am I in the wrong by knowing I I just had an encounter with you today? >> My opinion. I don't know how this was harassment. >> I got it. I I I >> I mean, you you were waiting for me. You know, you were. That's harassment. How long you been waiting out here for? >> All right. How long you work? Cuz you ain't got nothing better to do. Just waiting. >> Go ahead. >> You got nothing else going on this [ __ ] ain't got nothing better to do. So you're going to harass us because Garrett's got a warrant. >> So the cop doing his job is harassment. Cool. She's going to blame the cop instead of herself. Man, she's reaching all over the place. >> He was going to get his license back and then we had to spend the money to get a house when we had the opportunity cuz I wasn't going to continue to be at a trailer park where I >> can get him to come out here. Just >> he's changing the >> He's changing. Okay. >> Yeah. I can't have you guys take me to jail. I need to be here with my kid. >> 104. Thank you. >> You want to give me a ticket? That's fine. I'll be here in court. Whatever. >> We'll go that route. All right. Come here. I'm I'm just going to detain you for right now just because you ran from the traffic stop. I'll talk to my supervisor. He's on his way. Well, I It's just It could be just a simple ticket. >> Wait until he gets here. >> That's not how this works, man. Cuz then I have I have to deal with him, too. Okay. >> Okay. Well, can I call my mom really quick, please? [clears throat] I'm not going to >> Can you grab her phone for her? You want to call >> here and I'LL I'LL >> CAN I ALWAYS SAVE my kid? >> What to where? >> I wanted to say bye to the way. >> It's going to be >> you that. But you guys are going to take me to jail. Don't lie to me. >> Okay. Can Can they come out here, please? Can you Can you bring her daughter out here? >> She's for real going to let him take me to jail. >> I'm not taking you to jail yet. >> He's not going to give you that option >> because I can't take both of you. Okay. So, look, Garrett has a warrant. >> So, take him. >> I know, but you ran from me because YOU BOTH HAVE ANXIETY and you're harassing me. >> I'm going to try to help you both. Okay. Here, bring the baby out here real quick. >> Like, you guys are literally harassing me. >> Look, come here. Let's just >> I'm not leaving. I just can you hand me my phone? I'm I'm going to cooperate with you. >> Okay. And I'm trying to cooperate with you, too. I'm trying to be as patient as possible. This is the most patient I think you've ever seen a police officer have because I you would have been in handcuffs immediately. >> If I wasn't in Ky, I would be dealing with any of this. You guys just have nothing better to do. >> Girl, you should listen to this cop cuz he is right. Now, the officer may be the nicest and most patient one out there that we've ever seen on a body cam. And we've seen a lot. So, please don't mess this up. >> Hey, Garrett, call you because they followed me up to my house. I hurried up and got out of my car and then I ran inside the house. So, they're detaining me. >> What does that mean? What do you mean >> right now? We're She's not under arrest right now, but she did run from me. >> I fleed. I fleed from the cops. The cops who were who were literally harassing me and have been for three days now. >> This is harassment >> a traffic ticket all over again. I mean it's not it's not a it's not a traffic. It's not a traffic ticket. You're revoked. >> Your your driving status is revoked. >> I didn't even know that that was a warrant. You went >> Yes, I did. I saw I saw the female that was you in the driver seat. >> Liar. I was going too fast and it's night time for you to see me. But he's lying, man. There's no way he possibly see me with how dark it was. But listen, you can't you can't you can't prove they're lying. That's the thing. That's this is what cops do. >> Dude, I don't even care. >> They're going to chase you guys around over a driver's license issue when there's people out there doing all kinds of other dumb [ __ ] But anyway, >> how about you guys go get the people smoking mess down the road out of a light bulb, bro? You worried about dumb? >> Can you Alissa, can you shut the [ __ ] up? >> No, I can't. >> Can you stop and listen for a minute? Well, you're going to need to. I need to know what's happening. >> I'm being detained and more than likely I'm going to go to jail. >> So, >> nobody Nobody has said that. Garrett's for sure going. G >> Garrett has a warrant. That's why. >> So, what it boils down to is he's trying to say they pulled me over that, but what it boils down to is they've been harassing us because they know Garrett has a warrant. >> That he was going to try to take care of tomorrow, but now they'll lose his job and won't be able to pay their fines because >> they don't care. They don't care. They're getting paid. >> I mean, clearly, but here's here's the other part. >> I came yesterday. I came yesterday to try to help you guys. >> Even though he said he was going to take care of it tomorrow, but I mean obviously they have to fry. >> You can't You guys always say that you can't help it be that you don't have control, but you're the officer. You are the person with the most control more than anybody else in this world. I don't I don't I don't have a question. I don't have discretion on a warrant. >> What do you do with your power? >> Isn't going to help you. >> I bet you're a Trump supporter, too, aren't you? >> What What's the moral of the story? What's happening here? No, >> I'm at home sicker than I need to know if my daughter's going to jail. So, I have to come get my granddaughter. >> I don't have time for >> Look, my supervisor's right there. We're We're going to figure this out right now. Okay, as of right now, I just have to detain you with handcuffs and let's go over here. Okay. >> So, with the woman all cuffed, the captain moved her to the squad car and then dealt with the man with a warrant. >> Who Who else here? >> It's just us. It's just us, three, and my kid. Is he is he are you allowing him to stay with the kid for the time being? >> Yeah, for right now. Yeah, as long as I'm getting out tonight. >> Yes. So, I I I double checked. It's our warrant >> and I I asked if it's a process and release and they said yes. So, >> yeah, you'd be fine with them for like an hour and a half. >> Okay. What's up, Elissa? >> Sick and cannot It's going to be hard for her to come pick her up. Am I able to >> pick her who? Her. So, okay. So, this is what's going to Okay. He's a process and release if you ask. Okay. So, he's he's going to be released within an hour or so. I already promised him I'll give him a ride back or or somebody will. Can I just stay out? Is there anything that I can do? >> Here's the thing. You resisted by you running into the house and trying to slam the door on me. >> That's why I didn't slam the door. >> Okay, but by getting >> I literally just wanted to grab my child. >> So, you have you've obviously had a traffic stop before. When can >> like 3 years, man? But when when do you ever get out of the vehicle, start coming at my car? >> I got out because you pulled me over for no reason. >> How did you know it was for no reason? >> Because you guys for Garrett? No, you guys have been looking for a Garrett. That's not assuming >> and I and yesterday I knew that >> for days. That's No, that's not assuming. I'm not trying to be rude officer. That's not assuming. >> Pulling other people over. That >> you guys even pulled my brother over earlier. So I didn't assume earlier the >> it's a different day shift. I don't know what what all that happened. >> Okay. So what what >> can I be processed and released? >> This is that's what I'm trying to figure out right now. What are you revoked for? >> A DUI from 3 years ago. >> A DUI? >> Yeah. Before I had my I don't drink anymore. I don't do anything anymore. >> I mean obviously >> before I had my child. But you still drive behind the wheel when you're >> remote. I have to I have to I have no option. I don't have a human being to give me rides places. >> How old is Jacob? >> He's like 20. >> I had no option. >> I had to bring his child home. And I'm in the process. You can even you can even call to verify Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays. I have a class tomorrow. I just paid $680. If you guys take me to jail, I won't even be able to do my class. I won't even be able to get my driver's license back. [clears throat] >> I literally will not be able to get my driver's license. You made that choice though. Not I mean you you harassed me. >> No. Okay. We're not We're He wants his phone back. Okay. >> Okay. Well, I just need to know. Can I be processed and released? I didn't know if I'm coming back to my daughter or not. >> It should be a process and release. Yes. >> Can I at least say goodbye to my daughter? >> You already did. I gave you that opportunity already. I was being very nice. All right. I'm going to grab the phone and give it to him. Is it right here? Right. >> In the end, the woman's charged with driving on a suspended license and fleeing. No child endangerment. Moving on to this case now where a woman turns this simple traffic stop into an arrest because of her attitude. >> What about drugs? Have you taken any drugs this evening? >> Don't ask me that. >> Am you need to stay out of the roadway. >> Keep your [ __ ] hands off me. >> You need to stay on the roadway. >> All right. >> You're under arrest. >> Welcome to April 12th, 2024. And a cop does this traffic stop on a vehicle for turning through a steady red light. Now, when the cop approached the vehicle, he saw a quite familiar face. >> Hey, Mo. >> Oh, hi. >> So, you took a left at a red light. Why was that? And you don't have your seatelt on? What's going on tonight? >> Nothing. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license with you? >> Seven. I'll take a second. You're in an emergency. What happens if I don't have it? >> Well, then I would need your name and date of birth. I think I saw it there in your purse or in your wallet. The woman has to be drunk or on something and the cop thinks so, too. So, that's going to be the next thing he wants to talk about. >> Okay. Well, it's a question, you know, I got to ask. Have you taken any drugs this evening? >> No. >> You haven't? >> No. >> All right. I'm going to have you stay in the car for right now. Okay. All right. Just don't go anywhere. Right. Hey, Ma. Do you have uh insurance for the car? >> How did you know my name? Cuz you gave me your driver's license. >> No, before that. >> I know who you are. I've met you before. Oh, >> sorry. Interesting. >> So, what's going on tonight? >> I'm having a really hard time. >> Okay. >> Yeah. This is the insurance here. It's valid. All right. Do you mind getting out of the car? I just want to talk to you really quick. >> I'm not sure that >> Yeah, I just want to talk to you outside the car. >> Why? >> So that way I can just get a better look at how you're doing this evening and that sort of thing. Okay. Do you mind putting your shoes on and then stepping out of the car for me? You can put this back there, too. I'm just going to stand right back here. Okay, >> that's my partner right there. Scary >> here. Am if you could stand right over here, please. So that way we're as far away from other cars that are going to come down the road as the safest place for us to stand. So he tells her to get out of the car and maybe do like a DUI investigation. However, instead of like cooperating with the cops, she gets all agitated, walks right back to her car, which is a definite no. No. >> Okay. Can I just take a look at your eyes really quick? >> I'm not high. What the heck? >> I just want to take a look at your eyes. >> I'm not high. >> I believe you. Am >> Let me just take a look at your eyes. >> I'm not high. >> Okay. All right. Am not going back in the car right now. You're just going to stand right here. I just want to talk to you real quick. All right, >> Ama, do not go back in your car. >> Stop, >> we're not trying to escalate the situation anymore. >> You need to take your hands off me. >> Stop. >> This is my car. >> Am >> your hands off. >> You're not going back in your car. >> Get your hands off. >> Relax. >> RELAX. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> You're the one touching us. >> Stop [ __ ] touching me. Stand at the back of the car. >> You need to relax. You understand? >> 30 out here. >> Am I just need to talk to you at the back of the car? >> I'm not drunk or high. Leave me the alone. Leave me alone. >> Based on your driving, I want to do a few tests to make sure you're okay. >> No, I'm fine. I am fine. >> You took a left at a red light. >> Who cares? Everyone does that. >> That is not true. I need you to take a to go back to the back of your car. >> Right here. You can talk right here. >> I need you to go back to the back of your car. That's a law. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. It is a lawful right. >> Don't touch me >> for you to go to the back of your car right now. >> Don't touch me. You're not making me do [ __ ] Don't touch. >> Do not touch me. >> What about this situation makes her think that she has any amount of control. Also, I want you to prove your sobriety and follow these instructions. Everything will be just fine. But that looks to be impossible for this one. >> I need you to go to the back of your car. >> I'm not high or drunk. Do you see my eyes? >> I need >> Are you dumb? >> When I asked to see your eyes before, you started walking away from me. >> Yeah, I'm not high. Look at me. Look at me. >> Let's go to the back of the car. >> Look at me. I am not high or drunk. >> Okay, then let's go to the back of the car and talk. >> There is no sobriety test we're doing. I'm not doing a soriety test. I I'm not doing it. >> Why not? >> Because I'm not drunk or high. Do are my words slurred? I'm not talking like that. >> Let me just talk to you at the back of the car store away from where traffic. >> Leave me alone. I'm not doing anything. If you want me to give get a ticket, then give me a ticket. Seems like you're the one actually. Once >> you're done with talking to him, you can be >> What do you want to talk about? What? Figure out what he wants to talk about and get it over. >> What do you want? >> Let's go to the back of the car. So, >> I want to talk about what the back of the car so I don't have to worry about other cars. >> Regarding what? Regarding what >> about your driving and what's going on this evening? >> Nothing's going on. >> Sure. Cool. Whatever. >> That's what I want to talk about. >> I'm not normal. You guys probably make fun of me. >> We don't. I want to make sure you're doing okay tonight. >> I'm fine. I am fine. Everyone struggles. Everyone. You struggle. You struggle. >> Yeah. So, let's talk about that somewhere where it's safe. >> You're not my therapist. >> I'm not doing that anymore. >> Can we go to the rear of the vehicle so we're not having to deal with other cars? >> We're fine. >> Okay. >> No. Stop asking me that, bro. >> What day of the week is it? >> What day of the week is it? You tell me. >> It's a question I need to ask you. Do you know what? >> Well, I'm just going to stay silent cuz I'm not doing this [ __ ] So, >> no. The quicker you get down with this, the quicker you go. >> Well, you guys can just stand here. >> All right. Well, I called my supervisor down here, so we're going to hang out right now. >> I'm going to go back. >> You're staying out of the car. >> You'reing off. >> If if you try to go in the vehicle, you can be arrested for a >> ma. You need to stay out of the roadway. >> Get your hands off me. >> You need to stay out of the roadway. All right. >> He's right. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> Okay, fine. All right, I'll listen. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> Ow. You'reing hurting me. What the [ __ ] >> Don't pull away from me. >> Get your hand out of your jacket. >> Then let me get my hand out of my jacket. >> Hand out of your jacket. >> I can't because your hand is there. >> God damn. Keep your hands off of me. >> Making the ground. Do you understand me? >> Look at her. Yep. Go ahead. >> Despite already being so difficult, she went ahead and got dumber by trying to walk away. >> Stop being so rough with me. >> You should walk this way. >> Stop being rough with me. >> Stop being rough with me. >> Tango 71 female in custody. >> Do not slam me on the back of the car. >> You're not going to. >> Do not slam me. >> Do you have any weapons on you? Turn around, please. >> Stop touching me. Stop touching. >> I'm going to touch him. Spread your teeth. >> Spread your teeth. Cooperate. >> Watch your head. >> So, just lean forward in the seat if you can. >> Don't ever touch me like that again. Do you understand me? >> Well, I got to touch you to check your cuffs. >> No, I'm saying when you hurt me back there. >> Okay. I >> You have no respect. That's absolutely inappropriate. And they're way too tight. >> All right. Can you lean forward so I can adjust it? >> I can't. I'm buckled. Are you that dumb? >> All right. No reason to be rude. >> Well, you were rude to me. So, you're pushing me around. That's rude, right? You just tighten them again. >> My finger can fit between your wrist. They're fitted properly. >> Don't pull my arm. >> Stop hurting me. >> I'm not hurting you. >> You are hurting me. >> My finger can go through that one. Stop pinching me. >> Stop pinching me. >> You have a finger width between both properly. All right. Can you turn to your left, please? >> No. I'm getting buckled. >> Well, this woman's charged with obstruction, battery on an officer, resisting arrest, driving without a seatelt, and disregard of traffic control lights. Surprisingly, no DUI despite looking so DUIable. Although she could have just walked away with tickets if she knew how to behave. Moving on to the next case where a woman tries her entitlement right in front of nononsense cops. >> I don't understand what's the problem. >> I'll tell I'll tell you when you step on out. Okay. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> I'm going to give you to the count of five. Just when your legs up. >> No, it's not even five. Get out of the car. >> It's August 19th. Cops conducted a traffic stop on this speeding vehicle. So, let's check out what's going on. >> All right. So, you said that you live with your boyfriend, right? >> Right. >> All right. So, do you still live at 1295? No, no, I'm not handing anything back. Do you still live at 1295? >> Well, I go I live at both. You live at both? Okay. So, which one is your primary address? >> 12.95. >> 1295. Okay. So, are you coming directly from your boyfriend's house right now or are you coming from home? Because you said home, but then you said that you live at your boyfriend's house. >> I have two homes. >> Okay. Which home are you coming from? >> I'm coming from my boyfriend. >> In Jupiter? >> No, Palm Beach Gardens. >> You said Jupiter originally when I spoke with you. >> Palm Beach Gardens. >> Okay. So, and he lives where in Palm Beach Gardens? >> Stable Ridge. >> Okay. And you're heading to your other home at the 1295? >> No, I'm heading to White. What nor what road do you normally take to go to boyfriend's house? >> Um, military. >> Do you know what road you're on? >> Yes. >> What road are you on? >> I'm on hood. >> Okay. Which direction are you trying to go to? Military. Is >> I was going to go to the Publix honestly. >> Okay. Which Publix? >> The Publix off of Marisol. >> Okay. So you are traveling from downhill to go down to jog >> to go back around to then go back around to the military. >> Okay. >> All right. So 1295 is your regular address. >> Correct. >> Okay. And what speed did you think you were going? Because I got you at 58. >> 48. >> You know schools are being released right now, right? >> Yes. I'm sorry. >> Okay. All right. Give me just a moment. Well, that one gave a bunch of conflicting stories and uh doesn't sound like she's sober. Seriously, what's going on with all these drunk drivers I'm looking at lately? People are just like rolling the dice out there. >> Hi ma'am. I'm officer Khan with Palm Beach Police Department. So, what's going on today? >> I'm just going back to my boyfriend's house. >> Okay. Where are you coming from? >> I'm coming from work. >> Work? Where do you work? >> I work a lot. >> Okay. Well, where were you working today? >> Today I was working at Palm Beach Gardens. Okay. Palm Beach Gardens is a city. Where in Palm Beach Gardens were you working? >> Publix. >> Publix. Okay. What Publix do you work for? >> Hood. >> Hood. Okay. What's your position there? >> Cashier. >> Cashier. How long you been working for him? >> Long time. >> Long time. What time did you work today? >> Like 9 to5. >> 9 to 5. Do you know what time it is right now? >> Yes. >> What time is it? >> 3:03. >> Okay. So, how did you work 9 to5? If right now it's 303. >> With all the conflicting things she's been giving him, the cops then asked her to step out of the car. >> So, I'm going to have you step out of the car. Please turn your car off and come on and step out. >> No, thank you. >> Okay. So, I am ordering you out of the car now. If you refuse to get out, I'm going to have to remove you by with my own hands. And I don't think you want me to do that. Okay. >> I don't understand what's the problem. >> I'll tell I'll tell you when you step on out, please. >> No, thank you. It's a lawful order. >> Let's go. If you do not exit your car, you will be charged. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Please step out of the vehicle. >> No, ma'am. It does not work like that. Step out of the vehicle. >> No, thank you. >> Please step out of the vehicle. >> I would love to have all my things back. >> Okay. You are not leaving. You are detained at this time. It is a tra This is a traffic stop. Not only that, but I suspect you're impaired. In fact, >> I do not suspect. Nope. >> You close your door. >> Nope. Nope. Do not do this. >> Do not do this. >> Car's off. I'm reaching across the seat belt off. Time to get out of the car. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> At this point, you're going to be charged with resisting. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Out of the vehicle. Do not make me pull you. Please get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Please get out of the vehicle. You are not. You haven't moved your feet. Please swing your feet out. >> Get out of the vehicle. Swing. No. >> Please bring your legs out. >> You haven't done anything yet. >> Do it now. >> Okay. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> I'm going to give you to the count of five. Just swing your legs out. >> No, it's not even five. Get out of the car. >> Ooh, that female officer, the nononsense type. Ain't you love seeing one of them in action? >> Swing my own mic. I have a very bad leg. Do it. >> Holding your arm. Get out of the car. >> No. Okay. >> Just get out of the car. >> If you turn your car on and put it into gear. I already turned your car on. >> It's not on. >> I already turned your car on the car. No. >> Out of the vehicle. Out of the vehicle. >> No, you didn't. Cuz I just reached in your car to do it. All right. We're done. We're done. Get out of the car. >> Stop. At this time, you're under arrest for driving under the influence and resisting. Put your hands behind your back. Oh my god. I did not Well, >> don't move. >> You did not turn my car off. >> In fact, I did. It's on my camera that I reached into your car and hit your button. >> No, you >> Okay. Well, >> you're under arrest for driving under the influence and resist. >> She's good. >> Okay. Actually, we're just going to call you under arrest for resisting right now. Please sit her down on your uh >> sit on your bumper. Sit on the bumper. >> Okay. male officer tries talking sense into this drunk woman, giving her a chance to maybe do a field sobriety test and of course she refused. >> So just so you understand what I have cuz I'm what's I I'm I've gone with call with what is through drug recognition expert training. Okay, it's my job to recognize when people are impaired. Okay, I already have more than enough to suspect you're impaired. You've got bloodshot water in your eyes. Your speech is slur and th slurred and thick. Okay, I've got strong oers. I've got strong orders of alcohol. I didn't say anything about your face being red. In fact, I have rosacea, too. I can sure you can see it. My face is very pink. Okay, >> that's not something that I talked about, but you have other indicators of impairment. Not to mention, sit down. >> Sit down. >> Not to mention the fact that you were traveling 50 and 45. All right. >> I'm not that >> through a school area. >> So, I suspect you were impaired. Okay. At this point, you've already resisted me. I have every right to take you to jail for just the resistance. I ordered you out of the car. Pennsylvania vims. No, please listen. Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania vms, which is a a United States Supreme Court case law says that when I order you out of the car, you have to get out. You told me no. I had to go in your car, open your door, reach across you to turn your car off, which is on my body camera. All right? And unbuckle you to get out because you would not get out. >> Unbuckle me. >> In fact, I did. Please stop. That already alone tells me you're impaired because you don't comprehend what's going on. All right? I am affording you the ability to dispel my suspicion that you are impaired by do by doing standardized field sobriety tasks. Will you participate? >> No. >> Okay. So, I already I like you're already under arrest for resisting. All right. I have to I I am affording you the ability to dispel my my suspicion of your impairment. >> Refusing to participate in the standardized field soy test takes that away. >> Refusing to participate in SFST can be used against you in court. >> Do you understand what I just informed you? >> I'd like my lawyer. Do you understand what I just informed you? Yes or >> no? >> Say yes or no question. >> I like my lawyer. >> Okay. So, uh I'm going to >> I like my lawyer. >> Okay. So, at this point, I'm going to take I'm going to take you understand what I explained to you because you were refusing to answer my question, but you are responding. So, you are under arrest for driving under the influence. Your car is being towed. I'm going to go through it and I'm sure I'm going to find some sort of alcohol in there cuz there's a there's a nice metal container with a clear liquid in the very in the center console that I've already seen. >> No, there isn't. >> Okay. Well, obviously you must think I'm or stupid. Sorry, excuse my friend. >> With her refusing, they put her right in the squad car. >> We are going to go and take her in the back of my car. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. >> Turn around. You're under my car. >> Can I get my other >> No, you're not getting anything right now. >> No, no, no. >> My radio's dead. Can you call it? >> It's very dead. Can I please have my other show? >> Yeah, >> we're going to have a female 1015 >> signal one and >> signal one and resist. >> I'm not resisting. >> You did when you refuse to get out of the car. >> All right, don't put on gloves. I'll uh gloves. >> I don't uh hold on or I got on the in the back. >> All right, have a seat. >> This is going to be it. This is Come take a seat. >> Have a seat. >> I'm going to go grab my uh consent card. >> Have a seat. What's a seat? >> Have a seat. >> Yes, it is a seat. Okay. So, we're going to it's about a 20-minute down a 20-minute drive down to the Palm Beach County Jail. All right. After we get to the Palm Beach County Jail, there's going to be a breath tech waiting for us. I'm I'm required to give you a 20-minute observation period. When we get down there, I'm going to ask if you'll provide a breath sample. Will you provide that breath sample? Yes or no? >> I need to see my lawyer. >> I need an answer. A yes or no. >> I like to see my lawyer. >> I I need an answer. Yes or no, please? >> Like to see my lawyer. >> Okay. So, >> you haven't read my tailor. >> I did give you your tailor. I did. If you did not comprehend them, that's up to you. So, I'm now requesting you submit to a lawful test of your breath for the purpose of determining its alcohol content. Will you take that test? Okay. If you refuse to take the test I requested of you, your driving privilege will be suspended for a period of 1 year for a first refusal or 18 months if your driving privilege has been previously suspended. >> Yes or no? >> Yes or no question. Do you understand what that means? >> The very fact that you use the term tailor warning when I didn't tell you that it was called Taylor tells me that you've had a DUI before. In fact, I know you had a DUI before. All right. And the fact that you're not answering this and you already have a prior suspension on your record tells me you know exactly what's happening here. >> I've never had >> in fact you have in 2011. It shows it when I pull up your record. So I said you must think I'm dumb. >> So at this point I'm going to take take the fact that you're refusing to talk to me that you're refusing to do anything at this point as a refusal. Your license will be suspended for 18 months and the fine associated with that suspension is over $1,000 on top of anything that you have to do with a DUI. So roadside refusal. After securing her in the car, the cop then inventoried her car for towing. And guess what they found inside? >> Hey, Don. >> Yep. >> Come here. So 54. 54. >> Okay. Strong. Ah. >> Hold on. >> Nice. >> Hold on. >> Triple. Nice. Hold on. >> Quadruple. Nice. >> A couple. >> That's That's a little That's a little chilled. >> Uh are there is there a receipt in the vehicle? What's that medication? >> I don't know. >> Cassium. Oh, hang on. Hold on. That's not something that's going to be impairing. >> Huh? >> Pass me the metal cup. >> It's fits for >> any oders on the inside. >> Fits four. >> Okay. that >> the clear cup. >> This is just piled in. But this is probably all the same. What is it? Tequila or is it some sort of raort? >> Uh, >> real lime. It's probably a shot of tequila and some sort of lime or lemon. Okay. >> Vodka. >> Oh, all right. >> Vodka. More vodka. Vodka. mockup. And this is >> still has liquid in the bottom. >> Still has liquid at the bottom. >> So, we got 1 2 3 4 5 six open containers. All of them. >> This woman is charged with DUI, resisting without violence, refusing to submit to a DUI test, and refusing to sign the citation. She was sentenced to 12 months of probation, 6 months with an ignition interlock device, 75 hours of community service, and attending a DUI school. Moving on to this case now, where a backseat passenger talked his way right into handcuffs. >> Yeah, I have I have a right to speak. What the you guys mean? I have the right to talk. It's November 14th, 2025, and a cop pulls over a vehicle stopped over the white line at a red light. A simple traffic stop. Or at least it should have been. Life proof insurance, please. >> What? >> Helping her. I'm helping her look for her wallet. What? What? I don't know what you're reaching around for. Stop reaching around. Stop. >> Looking around. You got to hold camera. >> You know why I'm stopping you tonight? >> Sorry. >> Do you know why I'm stopping you? >> No. >> Okay. Couple reasons. One, your registration play light's out. Two, you're stopped over the stop line at the at the light. Okay. So, those are the two reasons why I'm stopping you tonight. Okay. Do you know your play light was out? Now, as the cop is waiting for the driver to get all the necessary documentation, the passenger in the back seat is going to think it's a smart idea to reach around the car while the cop is right there. >> Hey, my man, stop reaching around. Put your hands up on the top cuz you can't listen. Put your hands up. >> Put your hands up. I don't know how hard it is to listen. I don't want you reaching around when I don't know what's in the vehicle. Perfect. Just keep your hands up. Thank you. >> I can, >> man. Stop reaching around. Okay. Just stay where you're at, okay? For the time being. All right? Just stay where you're at. All right? I don't want you reaching around the car. I don't know what's in the car. He's not listening. He's not He's reaching around. >> Um I'm wearing my insurance. >> You got your insurance? Perfect. I'll take a look at it in just a second. Okay. We're just going to sit right where we're at for now. Okay. You got it. Get your ID. That's just as good. Yeah, I can get that as well. Okay. >> Yeah. Bro, we got a over here. >> Where are you guys headed? >> Sorry. >> Where are you headed? Where are you going? >> I'm going to work. >> You're going to work? Okay. Where's that at? >> Bowling Brook. >> Boring Brook. Okay. Where you coming from? >> Me? >> Yeah. I'm moving there. Um when I went to Sun Lake and Lakes >> Windsor Lakes. Okay. Gotcha. How long ago did you move there? You've been there a while? >> Two years. >> Two years. Okay. Gotcha. >> How much weed's in the car? >> Sorry. >> How much weed is in the car? You guys smoke in the car? >> You guys smoke occasionally in the car? Is that why I smell it? Okay. >> How much weed is in the car? Maybe there's a couple roaches or something in the ashtray. Is that what I'm smelling? >> Just that. Okay. Okay. You mind handing that to me, please? Perfect. This is all that's in there. Just this here. You get No, ma'am. Don't Don't reach. Okay. Stay right there. This is it. Okay. Okay. All right. >> Hey, wherever is uh three? I got three accidents in the vehicle that we're going to pull out. Where you work at, ma'am? You work at WeatherTech in Bowling Brook. >> Um, no. >> Market. >> Market price in front of Amazon. >> Oh, in front of Amazon. Okay. >> Hey, ma'am. You might turn off the vehicle for me. Go and turn off the car and put the keys up on the dash. Okay. With that out of the way now, the captain asked for all of them to just step out of the car, especially that backseat passenger. >> Back passenger's coming out. He's reaching around a lot, not listening. >> Not only that, is there's we in the car, so everybody's out of the car. >> So, step out, my man. >> Step out. >> What rights, buddy? >> We have public car search vehicle. Get out of the car now. We're going to remove you out of the car. Get out. Where's your keys at? Ma'am, hand me your keys, >> ma'am. Hand me your keys, >> ma'am. >> Hand me those keys, please. >> On your left. Don't touch me. >> Yo, don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're being detained. Ma'am, stay in the vehicle. Get back in the car now. Stand. Get in the vehicle. >> The [ __ ] am I being detained? >> You're being detained. >> Ma'am, come back. >> I got out. >> Ma'am, stay where you're at. Okay. Okay. Okay. We're going to stay right here for the time being. >> Stop. Stop pulling on back. >> Ma'am, stand right here. I don't want you walking away. >> You're trying to be a police. Okay. Open. Okay. Can you tell? I'm not sorry. >> All right. Go ahead and walk back here to me. Okay. Walk back over here. >> Come over here. We have problems to your vehicle. Step over here. Okay. I'm not asking. I'm telling you to. Okay. Come over here. Turn off face car. Put your hands up here. You don't have anything in your pockets. >> Stop. Stop. >> My cell phone. >> Okay. Just your cell phone. Okay. >> I have no >> Okay. Just your cell phone. That's it. >> My phone. >> Okay. I'm going to put it right back here. I'll just I'll talk to you. I'll let you talk to him in a second. Okay. Put nothing else in your pockets. >> Turn face me. >> Typical case of yapping right into cuffs. This guy took one for the team, I guess. >> Go ahead and sit up here on the on the thing here. Come on. Yeah, you grab your phone. Go ahead. Sit here. >> Go ahead and take a seat. Okay. So, you understand why everybody's out of the car, right? I want to make sure you fully understand. One, he's reaching around a lot. I don't know what's in the vehicle. Okay. Two, you guys have weed in the car. Come on back here. You guys have weed in the car. You can't have It has to be in a orderless proof container, sealed proof container from the dispensary. Okay. So, those probably cause to search the vehicle. Okay. Obviously, I can smell it. I appreciate you being honest. I can work with you. Honestly goes a long way. But him acting a fool like this, do you think that helps your case? Do you think that makes me want to cut you brakes? >> Right. So, that's where you're at. Cuz he's got a loud mouth and he doesn't listen. It's real simple. We We have a job to do here. And when we ask you guys to do something and then we tell you to do something, we expect you to do it. All right. So stand here with this officer here. >> I asked you what reason and you want to say probable cause and this and that. Like bro, weed is legal. Get the out of here. >> Not the not the way it's being transported. >> How the is it being transported? If it's >> We'll see once we once we search the car. We'll see. We'll see. >> Like what the y'all talking about? Y'all making big [ __ ] or nothing. >> If you came out like 99% of the population comes out, there'll be no issue. >> Bro, you grab me out. Stop capping. After we asked you enough to come out, >> I asked you what was the reason and you guys said oh because of the possession of smelling marijuana and >> you told that you're reaching around and the customer was like >> I was and I told him I was trying to help her find her. >> It's not a negotiation though. >> I was trying to find her. >> It's not a negotiation. >> It's not Do you Sir would you like to come out? >> It's a lawful order. Step out. >> Y'all busy pulling over the wrong people. Go pull over drug dealers. Go >> me to a drug dealer. >> I don't find one. You're the one to deal about it. Huh? Go find one. Worried about noncriminals. Go find a criminals. You guys focus on the regular normal people. Bystanders mother trying to go to work. Y'all you kiss your mother with that mouth. Some people just don't know when to keep their mouth shut. Yeah, everyone has the right to speak. Starting to get really annoying. But you know when this man does it, he just makes things worse for himself. Seems to be these types of people that forget the right to remain silent. [snorts] The reason my don't like cars. >> I don't think they have problems to be snooping around around like clothes, backpacks. >> Any container inside the vehicle gets searched. Any container. >> It's not a container though, right? >> Any container, any bag, any piece of clothing, anything in the car. >> I need a paper stating that, gang. >> You don't need a paper. Just look up the state law. >> I need No, I need I need a law. I need you to show me the law. Show me that. Show me. >> Google it. >> No, I'm not I can't Google it. If I'm arrested, show me. Show me where >> once once we're done. But once you once we're done, you won't be a hiccup no more. You'll be free to go. You can look it up. >> Right. >> So all these lights work and you want to pull us over for a stop >> for the t for the I'm just saying for all that timing and then you want to pull us over for a plate light. >> I'm sure officer Chris do that. >> Yeah, that's what you said. For a plate, right? That's real. >> It's an IVC violation, right? And >> what does it matter? Does it affect anybody? >> It's an IVC violation. You guys are pulling over. Stop trying to make up. >> Maybe that's the reason why you guys got stopped. It's not working. >> Like, bro, we can go to the back. >> Perfect. >> Look at that. You just talked yourself into getting arrested. >> How am I getting arrested for? >> For obstructing obstructing >> for not wanting to get out of the car when we ask you to. >> You got You got to cage back. >> Well, let me call my dad. Grab a phone. >> You will get a phone call within 4 hours. >> You will get a phone call within 4 hours. >> Forget it. After everything said and done with, the cops then moved him into the squad car. >> Obstruct the other side of the car. Like, >> come on, bro. >> Ain't nobody like >> I got to lock your handcuffs and they don't tighten up on your hand. >> You got to tie it, man. >> Lock them so they don't tighten up on you. >> Oh, >> I'm sure the transporting officer has to search you one more time. So, >> that's fine. >> You stand right here so we can pat you down. glasses and AirPods. >> Let me get my phone. >> We'll get your phone. >> No, like right now before we leave because obviously you guys want to say obstruction, right? I got to get my lawyer. >> How many times? How many >> said we did it, right? >> How many times did we have to ask you to come out of heard? I'll get it to you when we get in the car. >> I heard you guys do this before. This ain't >> the only reason you're here. So, just stop talking. >> Yeah, I have I have a right to speak. What the you guys mean? I have the right to talk. >> An [ __ ] though. I could be a What do you mean? That's why you're here, man. >> That doesn't mean you guys had that. I have a right to talk. >> You will get your phone. >> I have a right to speak. That's why I'm >> I'll get it. I'll get it straight from the other side. >> Is on you. >> But how is it getting worse? >> Quad car now. >> Yeah, for talking for my rights. I can have my right. In the end, the driver is cited and released for unlawful possession of cannabis by a driver driving without a registration light, disobeying a traffic control sign, and two counts of failure to notify the Secretary of State of an address change. The passenger is charged with three counts of resisting or obstructing a peace officer. Moving on to this case now, where another passenger turns a simple traffic stop into unnecessary chaos. >> Come on, sir. Come on out. >> You give her a chance, sir. >> Nope. Nope. She had her chance. COME ON. >> I GAVE HER A NAME. Please don't do this. >> No. You had a chance. >> I'm going to go home with my phone. >> It is March 25th, 2024, and cops conducted a traffic stop on this vehicle for a missing license plate. Now, what should have been just a simple stop gets all chaotic when this passenger gets all stupid. >> Hey, how you doing? >> Can you roll this window down? Can you roll this window down? All right, I tell you what. Roll this one down. How you folks doing? >> Okay. >> All right. There we go. Hey. Hey. Don't patrolman HS with Independence Police Department right here. >> No, you're good, man. So, the reason why I stopped you, I didn't see a plate on your vehicle until I was up on you. Then I saw the temp tag. >> You throw Apple in this parking lot. >> Applebees? >> Yeah. >> No, it's not up here. It's going to be down that way more. >> Uh, yeah. Once I clear the traffic stop, I'll give you directions. All right. >> Do you have a driver license on you? >> No, >> you don't. just bought this car with taxi. >> Yeah, you you just bought this car. >> You bought this vehicle? >> No, nothing. >> Who's your girlfriend? >> Where's she at? Are you the owner of the vehicle currently? >> What's your name? >> Okay, sir. I'm going give you a piece of paper, the heat pad. Can you write your name, date of birth, and social, please? Thanks. And ma'am, in the front passenger seat. >> Okay. Do you have an ID on you or a driver? The cops asked the female passenger in the front seat to identify herself, but uh she wants to get all uneasy and refused to cooperate. >> You do need to identify yourself because you're not wearing a seat belt. Okay. >> Yes, she does need to identify herself cuz she's not wearing a seat belt. >> Okay. Do you know your social? >> Okay. Write her social down too. >> Starting 279. your first and last name, date of birth, your social. >> No, I don't need your phone number. It's your social. And then the lady in the front passenger seat, I'm going to need her social as well. Okay. >> All right. >> Yes, I do. Cuz you're not wearing a seat belt. Okay. >> What What are you waiting on, my man? >> I know. I need her social. Okay. Yeah. Look, I have a job I have to do. That's all I'm trying to do. Then write your name and date of birth, please. Are you all set? Thank you. >> Where we at, sir? >> What was that? >> Where we at? >> Where you trying to get to? >> I'm trying to go to Applebees. >> Applebees. Now you're almost there. So, once this other officer is done with you, what you're going to do is you're going to turn around. When you get to that light, you make a right hand turn. All right. And then Applebees will be right there. I mean, you're close to it. The officer checked their socials and found that one provided by the front seat passenger wasn't valid. He goes to talk to her about it and her attitude quickly lands her into more trouble. >> All right, here's the deal. The social you gave me is not coming back. >> No, hers. So, you're being really cool with me. The only deal I have with you is you're not valid. All right. So, we can make this really easy. I can have you guys park the vehicle and that's that. Nobody's in your ticket. But I need your your actual social >> or your name and date of birth. Give your name, date of birth. Give your name, date of birth, and I'll be okay with that. >> If it doesn't come back, if it doesn't come back to you, then you're going to get arrested. Okay. >> 911. >> Okay. >> All right. Come on. Come out of the vehicle. >> Come on out. Let's go. No touch. >> Come on out. Let's go. >> Come on. Come on out. >> You give her a chance. >> Nope. Nope. She had her chance. Come on. >> Let's go. >> Let's go. Come on. >> Come on, >> bro. I GAVE Y'ALL THE NAME. >> YEP. SORRY. Not now. >> Okay. I gave y'all the name. Please don't do this. >> Nope. You had A CHANCE. >> WITH MY PHONE. >> I GAVE Y'ALL THIS. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> You're being under arrest for disorderly. >> I gave you >> obstruction. OKAY, >> YOU HAD [screaming] >> Come on. >> Okay, I gave y'all a name. >> Please, can you please don't do this? I said I apologize. >> You had your chance. >> OKAY, I GAVE HER A NAME. >> COME ON, we'll we'll we'll pull this out over here. Plus, this is a prime example showing you every action has its consequences. She deserved this arrest. >> I gave God a name. >> No, you had your chance. >> Okay. CAN YOU PLEASE GIVE ME ANOTHER ONE? >> I don't know who you think you are, but we're NOT WE DON'T PLAY this game here. Here. Can you order? We'll walk. >> I'm sorry. >> You had your chance. >> I gave y'all a name, bro. I got >> You have anything on you? >> Huh? >> You have anything else on you? No, >> keep your flashlight. >> All right, listen. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say and will be used against you in court of law. You have right to an attorney. If you can't afford one, one will be appointed to represent you. Do you understand your rights? >> Are you you look I I was I was being really cool with you. I was trying to help you out. Nope. Nope. There is no chance. Nope. Put your lean against Lean against the car. >> Stop. Stop. >> OKAY, I'M DONE. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. [screaming] >> PUT your hands BEHIND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> LETTING ME. >> Put your hands behind YOUR BACK. [screaming] >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> LETTING me [screaming] put your hand. >> Stop. You're making this a whole lot harder than you have to. >> NO. >> YEAH. STOP. [screaming] >> [screaming] >> Damn it. [laughter] >> Just put her on the back of my car. >> I'm trying to double walk this cuz she's so small. [screaming] >> All right. >> What's the MATTER WITH YOU? >> BECAUSE YOU'RE NOT LETTING ME. >> YEAH. WELL, you're creating a whole lot You're making this problem a whole lot worse than it has to be. Slide in. I'm sorry. >> Now, she is charged with resisting arrest, obstructing justice, disorderly conduct, and falsifying information to an officer. >> Why are you coming over here? >> Stop her. You're going to get on the ground. You're going to get a resistant charge. I saw something in her pocket as she's talking to me. She's trying to shove it in her ass. It's December 6th, 2024. Florida of all places. A cop's on patrol conducting a traffic stop on a vehicle after noticing it speeding through an intersection, blowing right through a red light. Here's what happened next. >> Excuse me. >> Did I wrong? >> Yeah, you went through a red light and you're speeding. >> I did. Oh, I'm sorry, Mom. I'm trying to get a My cousin left my car in Cocoa Beach last night. He stole it. I'm just my mom's car. I'm trying to trying to get over to my friend's house and jump my car out in Cocoa Beach because this is her car. I'm trying to get out there. He's I just went and got tool. I just went and try to get my tools to go out to Cocoa Beach to jump her car and she's freaking because she wants her car back. I'm trying to get to Cocoa Beach out there in to get my car jumped. So, I'm trying to get that car jump back out there. See? Got a good I just got old. >> Can you roll down the other window? >> Yeah. I'm sorry. >> So, she's freaking cuz I'm trying to get my car back. This is her car. >> Okay. >> So, it's cold and I'm just texting. I'm trying to text my friend talking about dead batteries and stuff. I'm sorry. I didn't even know that was you behind me till just then. Okay. >> So, I'm trying to pull over to let you go behind me. I didn't know that was a cop behind me. I didn't know that was probably somebody on my ass. >> All right. Do you have your license registration? >> Uh, I don't even know where registration is. Sorry. >> Let's start with your driver's license. >> My insurance card is That's in my car. That's in my car. >> All right. Do you have any weapons in the vehicle? No. >> Any drugs in the vehicle? Anything like that? No. Yes. My wife. >> Seeing how frantic she was, the cops suspected that she had something to hide and instructed her to get out of the car and deployed a K9 good boy to search for any suspicious signs. >> Okay. You mind if I search? >> No, I don't have any car. Like I said, I'm trying to go to my I'm trying to go down to my my mom's car. >> Well, I'll just have you shut off the vehicle and step up for me. >> No. Can Can I put all this back, please, sir? >> Just set it off to the side. >> Okay. Damn. >> What was I doing wrong? Officer, >> you were speeding and you went through a red light. Now put the stuff Put the stuff to your to the side. >> Jack Oats and Barton. >> What? Lily. >> Jack Oats and Bart or Morel and Barton. >> Hey, give me a second. >> Your stuff's fine. Just step out. >> I don't have to step out of the car >> because I'm telling you to get in the car and step out. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Can I get my jacket at least, please? >> Just leave it there. Just step out. >> Oh. Oh my god. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Step out over there by him. >> I'm going to shut your car off. >> I said, >> I'm not searching your car. Is there all the time? >> This is my mom's garden. Nothing in this car. >> There's nothing. This is illegal. There's nothing in my car. >> I had I can tell you that. There's nothing in my car. So, there's wheels in my car. It's my mother's car. There's diabetic wheels in the car. Don't die. Don't get in the car. And there's others because there's a bottle of pills in my car. This is my building. My prescription bill is in my car. That's it right here. That's mine. This is my car because it's my car. This is it. >> So, it's your car. It's your mom's car. >> This is my mother's car. >> As the cop is looking through the vehicle, she started acting up and tried to resist the officer. >> Stop. >> What the hell are you doing to your pants? [screaming] >> Why are you right in the back? It's a deal. >> Stop. >> It's a deal. Why are you crying? >> Stop. >> Stop or you're going to get on the ground. You're going to get a resistance charge now. Stop up against the car cuz you getting out of control. >> Stop. Give me your hand. Give me your hand. >> I need a female officer. >> Stop. >> I don't. I don't want you to have my needle and see my needle. I don't want you to see my needle on the day of being the needle is all. I don't want you to see my diabetic needle is off. >> You thought I wanted to jump. >> I don't want you to see my diabetic needle is off. I'm telling you about >> There's nothing wrong with being diabetic. It's not against the law. >> Say it. They'll say >> no one's going to say No one's going to say it is. >> Stop. They'll say it's a They'll say it's a They'll say it's a needle for something else. >> You want me to start ignoring you? >> No, but they'll say it's a drug needle. >> You'll say it's a drug needle. >> You always keep your >> I had her pocket. No, I had her pocket. >> She I saw something in her pocket. As she's talking to me, she's trying to shove it in her ass. >> It was a needle. That's what it was. >> It was a needle. >> Fine. >> You'll say it's a drug needle. >> You have the right to remain silent. that you have a right to remain silent sounds more like begging than informing. Also, was she stuffing a needle up her ass? How desperate was she? And despite her erratic behavior, the cop still gives her a chance not to make this even worse. >> Trying to help you out. Just be quiet. >> I'm going to tell you why. You know why I was a nurse? I was a nurse 18 years. I'm on a 5year sentence and I have till October. I have till August 25th to go back and get my license. I have three years in. >> I have three years to go back. Yes, sir. >> Right here. And if I if I lose it, I if I don't if I go to jail, I won't go back and I won't get my license in August. >> Stop >> of next year. >> I can tell you right now, your eyes are pinpointed and you're talking a thousand miles an hour. >> I'm scared. >> When I'm scared, I don't [laughter] That's how you're talking. >> My mother, I'm telling you, >> stop. >> I'm telling you, sir. That's what I'm scared of. >> Stop. You're lucky we didn't put you on the ground cuz that's where you were going. I saved you from going to the ground. >> Sorry. I'm scared of >> You don't have to resist us and pull away and try to get away from us. Just go to jail for that. >> I'm scared. >> Stop. You're detained. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can you watch. You have right. Do you understand each of these rights? I'm just explaining to me 97 on the >> Why can't you keep calling my mom? >> Why can't you call my mom? >> How old are you? >> I'm 48. >> Okay. I'm not calling your mom. >> My mom thinks I'm going to get my car. Why can't you keep going to get them? >> Why can't you >> stop? >> I want to get that meal out OF MY OUT of there. Pull it out. It hurting me. Sir, can I get less? >> Wait, I have a female officer coming. I'm not going to reach >> stabbing me. So, I want to pull it out. >> Stop. >> It [screaming] is stabbing me. >> Stop it out. >> NO. >> WHY CAN'T I PULL IT? IT'S STABBING ME. >> STOP. >> WHY are you hurting me like this? >> I'm not trying to hurt you. >> Swimm it all around. Cut the [ __ ] >> It's poking me. >> Then don't stick it in your a-hole. Poor officers. They still got to take the needle out of her. >> And she put pocketed me. She put it in her back of her pants. Now she's saying >> there is a needle poking me right there. Can you get it? >> Okay, I can get it. Just relax. Where is it at? It's in the back. Okay. So, here's what I need you to do. Listen what I need you to do. Not move. Do you understand? I understand. But don't move. >> Hold still. Do not move. >> I don't want you officer getting >> move your hands. Don't move. >> Please >> hold. Listen, I'm going to tell you this one more time. Stop moving. Hold that. >> My underwear. >> Okay. Hold very still. Okay, >> hold on. I need a bag. >> Okay, >> keep holding. Don't move. Okay, >> now stand still. >> I do. >> You have bags, Morhead? >> Um, I can get one. >> Oh, yeah. Livingston. >> Yeah, it's it's not the lid's not off of it. It's bloody. >> So, after taking the needle out, the cop continued searching her and they found even more of her so-called vitamins falling out of her pants. >> You got anything else on you? >> No, I was just trying to tell them about that needle. >> I don't know what she has on her. >> All right, I'm going to search you, but do you have anything else that's going to poke me? >> No, that might I thought I had maybe one more deal needle, but I think this is in my butt. That was it. Where do you think you might have one of those pockets? In your butt. >> I thought that might be Yeah, I thought my butt or my pocket. That was it. >> All right, Tabo. Can you lift this arm again? >> She says she might have another one down there. >> In my butt. >> Okay, keep your hands out of it. I'll look. >> I think it's in my pocket or my butt. >> Can I don't see it. >> Okay, it's like in the pocket right here. Ready? >> In the pocket. All right, hold still. >> If not, it was in the car. >> That's a tire thing. It might be in the car then. Oh, it's my diet. That's my pill. That's my vitamin for taking my vitamin. >> And that's it. Then it's in the car if it's not in there. >> Okay. Give me just a second. I still got to finish searching everything. Okay. >> Okay. >> She needs to go to jail for resisting. >> Hold still. >> I didn't mean to resist, though. >> Those are my vitamins. That's right. >> You're fine. I just dropped it. Just >> Those are my pills. That those are my vitamins. >> Just hang for me. I got to put all your property in a bag. Okay. >> Okay. Those are vitamins. >> I need you to stop, please. And I also need you I know you'll search it, but wait. >> There's something in her pants, so I need you to hold it. >> Try to get Oh, those are my That's my Those are my medication. Those are my pills. Those are my writing packs. Those have my Those are my vitamins. Those are >> Her eyes are super constricted. [ __ ] it up. >> Those are my vitamin packs, ma'am. This has my medicines in it. >> Tweezers or something. >> Yeah, that's my vitamin pack. >> Go take what it is. >> You got to see it. That's all my vitamin stuff. All my medications in those packs. >> Those are just all my vitamin packs. I promise you. >> You're fine. I just have to do my search, right? >> Yeah. I was just worried about those needles. That is what I was worried about. >> Okay. All right. >> After searching her body, the cop then came to search her vehicle and belongings. >> Why? I got You got gloves on. Can you look at her? Yeah. >> Please don't take me to jail, sir. I won't get my nursing license. >> The one on the hood. We didn't even We haven't even got that far. >> Please don't take me to jail, sir. I've been good for 3 years. If you won't get my nursing license, nurse, >> what's your name? >> What's your last name? >> I won't get my nursing license back. Sorry. I've been good for three years. If you arrest me, I won't get my nurse. >> Got different pills in there. >> I think I've been a nurse for 20 something years. >> Why are you acting the way you >> supposed to be? Half a milligram of clonopin. >> I don't know. Doesn't have a picture on here. See if you can >> I want to find out what's in that tube. >> Where's the tube at? >> Metal tube with a green lid. It's got something inside of it, but I can't. Every time I try to get it out, >> I've got no >> You know what? She's got tweezers right here. There's something inside of there, but I can't get it out. See what I mean? >> All little baggies. >> There might still be residue. There's residue of something. Oh, something's inside of that. Some residue. >> Okay. >> This is probably whatever she's shooting up cuz that needle had blood in it. >> Yeah. There's more little tubies in there. That's probably why cuz she was saying this was pills, but I'm like, why did you stick it in your pants then to hide it? >> That's it. >> There you go. >> All right. >> Looks like fentanyl. >> This is something. Otherwise, you wouldn't have been hiding it. >> Yeah. >> Wasn't orange heroin? No. Fentanyl. It's fentanyl. Just not super strong. And there wasn't very much on there. There was only a little bit of residue on that. >> That's fol. >> The officers then moved her to the squad car for further transportation. >> Um, >> no fentanyl. >> Go to the car over there. >> There's no folk. >> Walk with us. >> I don't have fennel, sir. I promise you. >> Up in the car. >> I don't have fennel. I did not have fenol. in the car. Pauline, >> that's I don't have fentanyl, sir. I promise you >> the car. Look, see the floor? Floor is clean. There's nothing in the car. >> Officer, >> I promise you. >> In the end, she's charged with resisting without violence, possession of fentanyl, possession of drug paraphernelia, failure to stop for a red light, and speeding. >> You want to do some test so I can make sure you're safe to continue on driving? >> I don't take none of that cuz I could call them right now. Okay, let me ask you this. >> Are you Are you willing to provide a preliminary breath sample so I can see what's going on? Motor vehicle >> like y'all pissing me off. >> I'm asking you a simple question. >> Y'all pissing me off. >> Okay, go ahead. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for DUI. >> It's March 30th, 2024, and a cop on patrol notices a suspiciously parked car in the middle of the road. So, after getting to the vehicle, he sees a young woman sleeping behind the wheel and uh decides to conduct a welfare check. So, here's what happened next. Hello. Hi. >> What's going on? Show me the police. >> Yeah, my phone. >> What's that? >> 695. >> What's going on? >> My tongue's still. >> Okay, why don't you jump out so I can talk to you? >> 22. I'll take a second. It's occupied one time. >> I got it. Hey, what's going on? >> Nothing. My tongue fell out. My tongue ring. >> Your tongue ring. Why'd you jump out so I can talk to you? >> Where do you stay at? >> Um, up Hobalt. >> At Hobalt? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Here. Come on. Come on. Step out and talk to me. You okay? >> Yeah. >> Just leave your car, your phone in the car. That's fine. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Okay. Well, put it in your pocket for me. Here. Just step over here. Just leave you leave your towel in there. Your blanket. You okay? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Okay, just leave it in there. Come on. Step over here for me. >> It's a pretty cozy place to net behind the wheel in the middle of the road with a blanket, no less. All things considered, she's being cooperative. At least until she pulls her phone out. >> Butt over. What's going on? Put your phone in your pocket for me, please. >> I had lost my um >> Just put your phone in your pocket for me, please. >> For what? >> So I can talk to you. I want to see what's going on. >> Nothing. I just ran on the ground. That's it. That's all that happened. >> Okay. Can you put your phone away for me, please? >> For what? >> Because I'm trying to talk to you. >> What's up? >> Can you put your phone away so we can have a conversation cuz you're distracted by having a conversation. What's up? >> So, what's going on? >> I just ran out of gas. That's >> how long ago did you run out of gas? >> Like 20 minutes ago. I'm waiting on somebody to pull up. That's it. >> Okay. You know where you're at? >> Yeah. It's my best friend's house. >> So, what's her address? >> I don't know. She lives on the street, though. >> Okay. So, you ran out of gas. >> Running out of gas. That's it. I'm trying to find somebody to come help me put some gas in my car. >> Okay. Can you hang up your phone? >> Unless you want to give me a ride. You want to? >> We can see about a rag there. I'm trying to talk to you. >> You can give me a ride if you want to. If not, I'm going to go back to my car so I can find some. >> Okay, we're not doing that right now. I'm talking to you. >> Okay. Will you go talk to me and let me know the solution? >> Give me your phone. [clears throat] We're done with this. We're done with this. Let go or I'm going to arrest you. Let go or I'm going to arrest you. Let go or I'm going to arrest you. Let go. >> I'm going to arrest you. >> Okay, that's it. >> What's your bad name? >> Yeah. What are we doing over here? I'm going to put it right here. >> If the cops have to snatch your phone away from you, you're clearly a child. The officer would also notice something from the car. A strong odor of alcohol and maybe controlled substances. >> Waiting on gas. >> Okay. How much did you have to drink today? >> Nothing. >> How much did you smoke today? >> Nothing. >> Why does your car smell like cannabis? >> It doesn't matter. >> Yes, it does. I'm trying to talk to you. >> It doesn't matter. You're sitting. I'm just trying to tell you I'm I'm sitting here waiting for somebody to pull up so I could get some gas and that's it. That's all I'm sitting here for. >> Okay. >> That's it. You don't have to ask me like, "Oh, you have cannabis. You have I don't have nothing. You can check my car. >> Can I talk to you a second here? >> I don't have nothing. >> What's your name? >> My name is Mia. >> Mia. So, the reason why I'm asking you, okay, >> cuz I'm sitting right here, right? >> Can I finish my conversation with you? >> The reason why I'm asking you, okay, is yes, you're sitting in the middle of the roadway and you're blocking traffic. Okay. But you're also slumped at the wheel like you're asleep completely. >> No, I'm just sitting here. I'm waiting. I'm tired. It's early in the morning. I just got off work. I'm tired. >> Okay. Where do you work at? Despite claiming she hadn't been drinking, her speech is more slurred than a drunk pirates karaoke night, and her body language is off. On top of that, she's sleeping behind the wheel in the middle of the road. Come on. So, the cop decided to run a few sobriety tests on her. And uh let's just say she failed before she even started. You wanted to do some tests so I can make sure you're safe to continue on driving. >> I don't take none of that. >> Reason for that? >> No, I just don't take none of that. Is there a reason why you doing all this? Yes, cuz I want to >> over some gas. >> You're stopped in the village street >> over some gas. >> And I want to make sure you're safe. That's that's the bottom line. >> I'm safe. I'm pretty safe. >> I'm letting you know that I'm safe. >> Okay. But you're not willing to do a test. >> What do I need to do a test for? >> So I can make sure that you're safe to drive. >> Oh god. >> I don't even have to drive. I'm staying at night here. >> And you're stopped in the middle of the roadway. Yes, because my my gas they're coming to put my gas in. >> Okay. So, you're not willing to do any tests? >> What am I doing the test for? I'm not even supposed to be talking to y'all. >> So, that because you're operating a motor vehicle and you're stopped in the middle of the roadway here. >> I'm stopping over the road cuz I need some gas. I feel like y'all harassing. What's your name? >> I'm Officer Maciac. >> Maciac. >> And I'm not harassing you. I'm trying. >> He's harassing me cuz you said he kept trying to ask me about some gas. I'm just trying to tell you that I'm going to get some gas in my car. Somebody's pulling up to get some gas for my car cuz I run out of gas. >> Despite the undeniable evidence, she does everything she can to deny the officer's claims. And when she refuses the breathalyzer, well, we can just say that she was cuffed in a heartbeat. >> Stay over here. >> Stay over here. You're not free to leave. You're being stopped for improperly parking the way. >> What am I being arrested for? >> I'm not arresting you. I'm >> glad I can't be in my car. >> Because >> I know all my laws. Come on. Because I don't know what's in your vehicle. >> You could check my vehicle. Go ahead. >> Okay. Why don't you stand? >> Go stand over here for me. >> At the end of the day, y'all can't y'all can't check in my vehicle. >> Go ahead. Stand over here. >> Permission. So, >> stand over here for me, please. >> Y'all can't take my phone away. >> Let me ask you this. >> I ain't going to lie to you cuz I could call them right now. >> Okay. Let me ask you this. >> Are you Are you willing to provide a preliminary breath sample so I can see what's going on? >> What does that have to do with anything? If I'm looking for a motor vehicle, >> like y'all pissing me off. I'm asking you a simple question. >> Y'all pissing me off. >> Okay, go ahead. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for DUI. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Now you're arrest for obstructing. Now you're arrest for obstructing. You're >> on my camera. >> No, I'm not. >> Now you're under arrest for resisting. >> Another one. >> Put your hand. Good job. >> I don't want to have to chase her. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> DO IT NOW. >> As she continues her struggle, she bites one of the officers, adding yet another bad decision to her list. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're back. >> You just bit me. >> We're fighting. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I got a taser. >> Do it now. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. >> Come on. Sit up. >> Go ahead and stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> My dad's a police. Can you please call me? Stand up. >> The police car. >> You know you out here. >> Yeah. Police car. It's the It's the It's the light. My dad's a police >> right here. >> Please. Yeah. >> Let's go. >> Yeah. She's home. I'm all >> Yeah, you've been a police officer. Good job. Take a seat. >> Right. I swear to God. >> This didn't have to go this way. lay back. [laughter] >> In the end, she's charged with aggravated battery, resisting or obstructing a peace officer, DUI, and operating an uninsured motor vehicle. Thank you so much for watching. Please don't forget to like and subscribe so you never miss out on any interesting video. We'll see you in the next one. If you want, share your thoughts on this video and don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel for more daily doses of entertainment.