I'm asking for a female officer to be out here. I don't feel safe with you guys. I don't give anybody permission to search my car. You >> don't need permission from me. >> No, you're overzealous. >> And I'm telling you that I am a real person with real arms and legs. I am not personal. >> Step out. Get out of the car. You're going to jail. >> Wait a minute. You're going to jail. Get out of the car. >> Oh. Oh, no. >> Out of the car. >> It's almost impressive how some people managed to upgrade a tiny mistake into a full-blown chaotic arrest. [ __ ] >> you. Get in the car. Why? >> Cuz you're not wearing your seat belt. That's why I'm trying to talk into my house though. >> Get arrested. No, no, I'm not. >> Just take the baby. Take the baby. >> No, no, no. YOU STILL [screaming] >> Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Let's take a look at Karen's on the road in Cops versus Dumbest Kairens who got arrested over a simple traffic stop. Starting with this woman who turned a simple ticket into a loud arrest. >> Honestly, I'm not going to tell you again. Get out of the car. >> I said, "But am I under arrest? What am I getting out of the car for? Stop. >> Stop talking and listen. Stop talking and listen. Honesty, >> you're trying to arrest me for nothing. That's fine. I >> look at him pulling me out. Like, why? Why is he talking? >> On November 19th, 2024 in Florida, an officer was on patrol when he queried a vehicle's license plate and discovered that the owner's license was suspended. He also discovered that there was a seized tag order along with an expired vehicle registration. Here's what happened next. >> Hello. Hello, Miss Honesty. >> Yes, sir. >> Hey, you know your license is suspended, right? >> Oh, I'm under my auntie's insurance, so I didn't know that. >> Okay. Your license been suspended since May. >> I didn't know that. I'm not aware of that. I'm under her. >> Do you have your license? Just so I can confirm your honesty, please. >> Yes. Am I under arrest or anything like that? >> Not right now. >> Okay. Well, I have a cousin in there. I would rather him. DK, >> I don't need your cousin. I just need your license. >> Okay. I understand that, but I'm not I wasn't driving. He told me my license was suspended. I'm parked. I'm at friendway and they just pulled behind me. I didn't even know my license is suspended. >> And then now he's trying to aggressively ask me some stuff. What are you looking for? You in my car? >> Can you get out for me, please? >> Sir, >> this is honesty. And if there's one thing you can't say about her, it's that she really doesn't live up to her name. The officer has already confirmed her license was suspended and even gave her the chance to prove otherwise. But instead of giving him her license, she kept yapping non-stop, giving the officer no chance to talk. That's a really bad choice if I do say so myself. >> Um, yeah, say something. He's telling me to get out. >> Honestly, I'm not going to tell you again. Get out of the car or am I under arrest? When am I getting out the car? I >> stop talking and listen. Stop talking and listen. Honestly, listen to me. >> I don't need to talk to that guy on the phone. >> What's the reason for you pulling me? I know my law. Like, you're trying to arrest me for That's fine. I >> look at him pulling me from like why why is he touching me? >> Why are you touching me? No, I'm not resisting. But why? He can't come get I'm not doing nothing. I didn't even know nothing. >> Now you're going to jail. >> I can give you my information. I'm not POSITIONING FOR THAT. >> NO, I I WAS MY BROTHER TALKING TO ME, BRO. Y'all don't do nasty. >> Stoping your body. >> I don't have no problem giving it to you, bro. That's nasty. Y'all been harassing me since I'VE BEEN HARASSING Y'ALL BY GIVING MY BROTHER HIS MONEY. I'm for probation, bro. >> Uh, relax. >> I'm I'm good, sir. Can >> the car. >> I'm good, sir. I didn't know my license was suspended, so I was not aware. >> It's okay. >> I was not aware. >> Can I PLEASE DON'T COME HERE? >> NO, you're going to stay over there. >> WHY THEY ARRESTING ME, BRO? BEHIND ME ILLEGALLY, BRO, FOR NO REASON. GET THE HEY, BUDDY. HEY, BRING YOUR CAMERAS BACK, PLEASE. HEY, GO RECORD THE CAMERAS. RELAX. I WAS CAUGHT, BRO. I WASN'T EVEN DRIVING. >> DO YOU HAVE ANYTHING ON YOU? >> I don't have nothing, sir. >> Okay. What's up? >> The cameras from me your cameras, please. >> Okay. Thank you. You got the cameras. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> He got the cameras. I did not even know my license. >> After putting the woman in the squad car, the officer then came to speak with the cousin. >> Your cousin? >> Okay. >> Was she driving earlier? >> No, she was in the driver's seat. >> Okay. I saw her in the driver's seat. She has a suspended license. >> Okay. >> So, she's not supposed to be driving. >> Okay. >> We have to tow the car. Yes, sir. >> So, we can inventory it. Is there anything in there that's yours? >> I'm going just look around. >> No, no, no, not yet. Not yet. >> Oh, >> do you have anything in there that's yours? >> Okay. Just hang tight. If there's anything that you need out of the car, we'll see about getting it to you. Okay. >> Yo, what was the reason THAT WHY DID Y'ALL WHY did >> But she was not driving, right? >> Huh? >> She was not driving, right? We witnessed her driving in the parking lot. We were going to wait for her to leave, but then she decided to stay here. So that's why we're in the parking lot. >> No, she not decide to I'm not interrupting her. She was not the uh >> trying to drive because they're waiting for the food here. >> Okay. >> Still they're waiting. Still not making it. >> I understand. But she was driving prior to >> They say I can get the phone. all over suspended license. We're not >> After the hanging up, the brother called the cousin right away and screamed through the phone. >> Um, >> her brother wanted to know what did she do wrong. >> So, she has a spending license. That's what we were talking to her about. >> I understand that cuz she's trying He trying to tell you what he's saying. >> All right. >> We asked her to get out of the car. >> She refused to get out. It's resisting. >> Is she just a right now or >> She's under arrest right now at this point. >> What is she under? >> What's she under arrest for? >> Resisting male violence and driving on suspended license. >> Okay, that's fine. Just listen. I'm the owner of I'm the owner of friendly. >> She was in the driving seat. So, so >> you're saying she was going to get out the vehicle, >> correct? And then did you see her trying to fight us and we were dealing? That's why I was wondering what happened. I didn't see >> she was trying to turn around on us and basically push us off of her cuz she was resisting when we asked her to get out of the car. >> So then we had to put her in handcuffs. >> Give me this. >> We don't have a choice when they start pulling away and start pushing off of us. >> It's just that car is like >> there's a lot wrong with the door and stuff. So I don't know. She was trying to probably Yes. >> get out the car and it probably just look [ __ ] >> It wasn't quite like that. Like everything we do is on camera, but >> it was worth her going to jail. That's what I'm saying. Like >> we're saying it's not worth going to jail. But if she's going to make us take her to jail over a license issue, we have no problem doing that. >> We don't want to take her to jail versus a license. We want to give her a ticket and see see you, >> right? But if she's going to act the way she did, she kind of >> because they ran the car. The car toilet, bro. >> I'm not letting nobody tell me nothing, bro. You come up here and turn up. You can check it out yourself cuz it's not. >> I didn't do [ __ ] bro. On God, bro. >> Why do you You didn't do nothing. >> I'm trying to tell, man. Do Why you saying y at me, bro? I'm telling you what the going on. This is horrible regardless cuz I'm just telling you how the how they're >> I can't control how they're putting it. This is what I'm trying to tell you. >> Yo, all she would have got was a ticket for her suspended license. She refused to get out of the car. She's going to judge her. >> Was a ticket license. >> Damn. >> This is what I'm trying to tell you. Go. >> For what reason? Cuz he asked me why he was pulling me over. >> After finishing inventorying the car, the officer came to speak to the woman. >> Who's that guy to you? >> That's my cousin. >> Would you like him to take your purse and stuff? >> Yes, I do. And why am I going to jail? >> For resisting. >> I wasn't resisting, sir. I didn't know you was coming up. I had no idea. It's my first time. >> I look like a cop, right? >> This is my first time dealing with this. >> You see the big sheriff? Stop talking and listen. Okay. Stop talking and listen. Okay. Your license is suspended. All I would have done Stop. All I would have done was not >> Are you going to let me talk or No, I hear you. >> All I would have done was gave you a ticket. When I tell you to get out of the car, >> stop talking and listen. Okay. When we tell you to get out of the car, you have to get out. You refused to get out. You pulled away and you tensed your body. >> My back and I said, "Okay, I'm going to get my >> You put your handcuffs in front of you >> because MY MY MY ARMS I moved it around. I can I'm double bonded. I can do that. >> Okay. I'm telling you right now, >> I'm not trying to leave or resist or run away or anything, sir. I'm not all you're going to jail for is for [ __ ] that you caused. >> Sir, I was getting out and I grabbed my ID. My brother was on the phone at the same time trying to >> She's double. She said, "Sir, would you mind do you have a >> I was telling you, >> can you just get a truck, please? Send it, sir. I want to get out of here. Cuz that's not right. Bobby, you got nothing to do. And this is my first time dealing with this. >> All it was was a ticket. I don't know why you acted that way. >> I never got to recognize I didn't give you any information you asked for. My brother was on the phone and I'm going to pull the camera. I swear to God, I'm going to write a court asking about my name. I did it before. I will go over y'all and right on every single last one of y'all. You already know you wearing my tag, but I seen and then you just to come back. I seen you. I've seen you the whole time. I swear to God I'M IN THE RIGHT CORNER. >> That's fine. The clerk thinks he can calm her down. >> The clerk. >> God, she really doesn't know how to shut up. Huh? Let's see if the store's clerk can help her calm down. >> Just give me a favor to talk to you. Usually, they don't do, right? Okay. >> Okay. Can you listen to me? >> Huh? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Don't feed the car. Just listen to me. Okay. Just listen to me. Don't do anything. Don't raise your volume. >> Just No, I want >> I understand. Just listen to me. They give you a big favor. So I'm just telling you, don't hit the car. Don't ail it. Just still listen what they say. Okay, sir. >> All right. Just keep quiet. That's fine. >> Clear. No make any noise. Don't use any threatened words. Nothing. Just keep quiet. Maybe they will leave you. Maybe not. We'll see. If if you go to the jail, if you get the bones back. Listen. No, I understand. I'm talking to your I don't know who's in the phone. Relax and keep quiet. Don't get angry. Don't get hit or don't raise your volume. Okay. >> Keep quiet. Relax. You hear me? >> Yeah, that's good. >> Do you have the camera? >> I do. I do. No problem. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Hey, what are you doing with that? >> The weave that was in your car? >> No, I didn't have no weed. So, what what you talking about the weed that was in my car? >> The weed that was in the sunglasses holder? >> I'm sorry. I did not have no one to say. >> Okay. Well, I didn't just pull this out of my pocket. >> But I don't know. What are you doing? Cuz I need to watch you cuz you behind the camera. I don't trust you. >> Okay. >> You just pull me out for no reason. >> I do not trust you at all. >> I see you. >> She going to have to chill out. We're going to tell her cuffs in the front. What if my charger first? >> Hey, >> what if my charger first? >> He didn't tell you. >> No, he didn't tell me nothing. He's really mean and I'd rather be with a female because I don't like him. >> Let me speak to you, [clears throat] sir. >> This is my first warning and y'all doing all of this. I didn't resist him, sir. I got this my first time. >> You're asking me questions and not letting me talk. That doesn't make any sense. Sorry. >> Okay, so you're being charged with resisting without violence and driving on a suspended license. Not the end of the world. It didn't have to go this way, but that's what appears to be happening. I'm going to get some cameras cuz I didn't resist them at all. >> You're more than welcome to. >> You slipped your cuffs to the front. You're going to be searched. >> I got double I got double I'm double bonded like jointed in my arms. I moved them around, sir, cuz it was hurting me. I did do that. >> So, your arms are behind your back for a reason. >> I'm double jointed, sir. I put them in front of me. I'm not trying to run away. I'm not resisting y'all. Anything like that. I rather talk to her. This is my first time dealing with me. >> So, she's going to search you. >> That's fine. She can search me. She can search my draw. She can go on my underwear. She can do whatever she want. >> You just need to relax. You just need to relax a little bit. Okay. >> It's my first time and y'all doing the most. I'm going to get a charge for one. >> When he told me to get out, I'm getting out. Come on. Come on. Search me. Can Can I have a female transfer me, please? >> Can I please have a female transfer me? I don't I don't want to deal with him. >> Relax. Okay. >> No. And I'm I'm going to make sure I get those came as soon as I get out today. And I'm going to report him because he didn't ask me to step out. Keep your hands out. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I seen him turn around the first time. [snorts] >> Talk about resisting the officer. I didn't resist you. I was getting out how both y'all talked to me and I'm on the phone with my brother. Didn't even know my license was suspended. All he had to tell me was, "Okay, your license suspended." I was cooperating with him. He was telling me all my information I needed. >> Can I have somebody else transport me, please? >> No. >> I don't want to be with him. >> This is the sheriff's office. You're working. >> Okay. I don't want to deal with him. I want to report him. No, cuz y'all want me to be with this man. I don't want to be with him. Somebody else will transport me or ask for y'all sergeant to come and transport me, please. cuz I didn't do. >> In the end, Honesty was charged with possession of cannabis no more than 20 grams, driving with a suspended license, resisting without violence, and failing to provide proof of insurance. She pleaded no contest to the resisting charge, and her adjudication was withheld. She was ordered to pay $423 in costs and fines. Moving on to the next case, where a woman freaked out over a simple ticket for no plate light. >> But you are a 10 and you need to be a two. is not that deep. >> Then call your supervisor. Please call your sergeant for me. Please. I'm asking for a female officer to be out here. I don't feel safe. And I don't give anybody permission to search my car. Anything. I know my rights. >> I don't need permission from me. >> No, you're overzealous. >> On August 6th, 2024, an officer on patrol conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle without a license plate light. Here's what happened next. Hello, I'm Austin, Orlando, please. The reason for stopping me is cuz your uh tag is expire or tag is the lights out. >> This my husband's car. >> Okay. >> Where you going? >> Okay. Can you stay back in the car, please? >> You said you pulled me over for my tag like >> Yeah. Can you get back in the car, please? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Get back in the car. make sure that it was actually out. >> Okay, get back in the car, please. Like right now, ma'am. >> Ma'am, >> I hear you. >> No, you're refusing to abide by a lawful order. >> I'm telling you to get back in the car. >> I'm just looking to make sure the light is out. >> Okay, so I'm getting back in the car or you're going to get in handcuffs. >> Get back in the car or you're going to get into handcuffs. >> I'm going in the car, but unnecessary right now. Get in the car. I don't care. Get back in the car. This is unnecessary or you're going to get going into handcuffs. >> This is unnecessary. I'm just making sure the light is actually out. >> Cool. You don't ever get out of the car like that. >> Don't. >> Let me get another unit. >> Here's what not to do when stopped by the police. First, stepping out of the car to take pictures of the plates's light, which is clear out when the cop doesn't tell you to. And second, what she's about to do next. >> I need your license, registration, and insurance. >> I need your license, registration. I'm getting it. >> No, ma'am. Do not close this door. >> I'm getting it. >> No, you're not going to close the door. You can get that, but you're not closing the door. >> You don't need to open my door. >> Ma'am, you're not closing the door. You're not closing the door. >> I'm I got pulled over because the light is out at the license place and I have an overzealous police officer and I'm just trying to get the documentation that he needs. So, can you please send me a copy of the insurance cuz I don't know how to log into AAA. It's on my phone. >> Oh, I got you. I got you. >> Okay. Can you stay on the phone? >> Yeah, I am. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I'm blowing up now. Oh, >> thank you. >> Pulling up the insurance. Who's the insurance with? >> Who's the insurance with? >> Who are you with? >> The Orlando Police Department. >> Can I talk to whoever you're with? >> Stepped out of the car to check the light the light. I'm like, get back in the car. >> She closes the door. I'm like, no, you're not going to close the door. >> Hi. So, he pulled me over because my light was out in the back on my license plate. >> That's great. >> Okay, >> that's great. I just wanted to make sure it was actually out. >> Okay. But I told you to get back in the car. Valid. No. No. No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I have it all recorded. I've been recording since you stopped me. So, that's not what happened. >> Perfect. So, body cameras talk. So, I told you I just wanted to look and make sure. I told you I put my hands out the car and say, "I'm just getting my my license and stuff for you." And then you got upset for no reason. This is not even that deep. I have valid license, valid insurance. I have um >> So, if it's not valid, if it's not that deep, then why are you going to get mad? You're mad. You didn't have to tell me five times. Run it back. You have it recorded. I have it recorded. >> Just run out for me real quick. >> Yes, absolutely. My license is valid. My insurance is valid. Everything's valid. I'll get the light fixed. Not an issue. But you are a 10. You need to be a two. It's not that deep. I'm glad you know. >> It's not that deep. >> Do you have a medical marijuana card? >> My daughter has a medical marijuana card. >> I do. I absolutely do. And my daughter >> Lady, the officer didn't tell you five times. He told you nine times to get back into the car. Also, closing the door and the window during a traffic stop is a good way to get your window busted. >> Valid. My insurance is valid. Everything's valid. I'll get the light fixed. Not an issue. >> But you are a 10 and you need to be a two. It's not that deep. I'm glad you know. >> It's not that deep. >> Do you have a medical marijuana card? >> My daughter has a medical marijuana card. >> I do. I absolutely do. And my daughter has one, too. And I just dropped her off around the corner. I'm coming back from going out to eat with my daughter. I just dropped her off. I'm going home. >> Okay. You have a medical marijuana card and there and you have hemp in the vehicle. >> No, >> I don't have anything. Like you guys are making this more than what it has to be. Like it's not even that deep. So you want my driver's license and insurance, you have that. Run my stuff, please. >> If you have your medical marijuana card, >> I don't have anything on me right now. Run my stuff. You can run my name. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Step out the car. >> I'm not. >> Step out the car. >> No. No. Not this can go this can go one of two ways. I know my right. >> I'm telling you right now that the odor of marijuana is coming from your vehicle. >> Mild. You smell a mild. I >> I I don't care if there's a mild in here or not. The odor of marijuana is emanating from your vehicle. I need you to step up. >> But there's no weed. Medical marijuana. So run my name. >> If there's no weed. If there's no weed. >> So run my name. >> Then there's no weed. But I'm not I'm not going to take your word for you can't even pull people over for sex. You pull me over for my light. Run write me a ticket for my light then. >> No. I want you to stay out of the car because there the the odor of weed is coming from your car. >> It's no weed. I don't >> Then get out of the car to get out of here. >> No. Then call your supervisor. Please call your sergeant for me. Please. I'm asking for a female officer to be out here. I don't feel safe with you guys. >> Okay. My supervis. So what do I do? I don't feel safe. I don't feel safe. I don't feel safe. He's overzealous. >> For her, I don't feel safe equals I don't want to comply. But for the cops, it equals resisting. So, she'd better comply real quick or else answer your question. >> No, I don't feel safe. >> I don't feel safe. No, I don't. No, I don't. He pulled me over for my light. >> He pulled me over for my light. >> For my light. My insurance is valid. My license is valid. I have my seatelt on. I'm just dropped my daughter off. She stays at right across the street. Just take 5 minutes. 475 Emerson Road like down the street. I'm going to get on express way. I'm going. We just came from Bahama Breeze. Like literally, >> stop reaching for stuff. >> I like literally. >> I have a mild right here. >> So, you pull me over for my lighter. >> My license and everything is valid. >> Like, there's it's valid. >> There's no weed. There's I have a mile. No, I want I don't feel safe. >> I don't feel safe on the way. >> Perfect. A female. No, there's no female supervisor. >> That's what I want. That's what I'm requesting. We don't have a suit female supervisor, so that's not going to happen. >> That's what I'm requesting. >> Okay, that's fine. And I'm And I'm ordering you to step out the car. >> That's what I'm requesting. No, I don't have to get out the car for a light. >> I smelled it when I came up. And >> you can't smell anything because this is What are you talking about? It's a mile. Where is the weed at? I'm glad there's >> Where's the weed? It's a mile. No. And I don't give anybody permission to search my car. Anything. I know my rights. >> I don't need permission from >> No. You're overzealous. You're overzealous. You were a 10 when you approached the car. You were mad for no reason. I'm I am not the punching bag. I'm just trying to go home. My daughter literally lives right down the street. I just dropped her off at home. Literally, like I'mma show you. >> I believe that you're going to see your daughter. That's not >> No, I just dropped my daughter off. We just went to Bahama Breeze to go eat. >> That's not in question here. >> Okay. So, what are you talking about? >> Because I I am That's not my issue. I'm not responsible to smell. And the Supreme Court says that you can't stop people for smells. >> I didn't stop you for smells. No, you saw me for a light. You saw me for a light or write me for a ticket for the light. That's it. >> You don't have a right to open my door or none of this stuff is unnecessary. >> Jamie, tell me. >> Since she kept refusing to step out of the car, the officers had no other choice but to pull her out. >> Ma'am, the supervisor's on the way. >> Okay, I'll wait. >> Here's the thing. >> I'll wait. >> I need you to step out of the car, though. >> I'll wait. I don't feel safe with you. >> Okay, that's fine. But you're not fine. I don't feel safe. We're This is over a light. I don't feel safe. >> Let me explain something to you. >> I don't feel safe. No, I don't feel safe. I don't feel safe. >> You're playing with the chance of going to jail. >> I don't feel safe. >> All right. Step out. No. No. No. No. Step out of the car. >> So, really? >> Step out of the car. I've given you multiple times because I don't feel safe. >> Step out the car. >> Okay. >> Well, I can't I need my phone. No, you don't. I need I need my phone. Can I do some of my phone? My daughters. >> Okay. I don't mind doing that. >> So, this is what we're doing. This is what we're doing here. >> This is what we're doing. >> Yes. >> For what? >> For what? Because I say I don't feel safe and I want an officer, a female officer here. >> No female's coming. My supervisor is coming. >> Okay. Well, >> I need my phone. >> No. No. No. I need my phone. >> Sit back against the car right now. You're being detained. >> Detained. >> After a while, a sergeant arrived to speak to her. >> You're already detained. I do, but I can't even use my medical word my car right now because my my uh psychiatrist I'm on anti-depressants and anxiety medication. Um I'm neurode divergent and I can't even smoke right now because he wants me to wait 90 days to use a medication without weed to make sure the medication is working. I was smoking cuz I was self-medicating while I was April from February 22nd, 2022 and it's been arrived ever since. And I've been trying to just maintain all of this gives me anxiety. Men being around me gives me anxiety. That's why I requested a female officer with me because I feel uncomfortable with men, especially police officers. I'm not going to lie. I'm a black woman. You are overzealous in my opinion. And that's what it was. Like if it's about the light, then write me a ticket for the light. There's nothing in the car. So like >> it's not that deep. All my stuff is valid. Right? If this was unnecessary and then I'm telling him I don't feel safe. I don't feel safe. I don't feel safe. What am I supposed to do as a civilian when I don't feel safe with the police? Like what am I supposed to do? My hands are clear. I'm sitting there and I'm calm. I'm not yelling. I'm not being disrespectful. I'm not >> supposed to make you feel safe as police officer. You don't feel safe as police offic. He was by himself and he was he was overzealous. He was a 10 and it was a two situation. And I didn't understand why he was so upset over a light that was out. He was like upset like I did something illegal. Like I was like out like robbing people or or or killing babies or something. Like it was not that deep. And I didn't understand why he was so upset over a tail light over the light that's supposed to be over my license plate. That's it. >> Anything else you want to talk about? >> Where am I going to jail? >> For what? >> Resisting. Come on. pistol. I didn't resist anything. >> I But I didn't resist anything. >> But I Wait, wait. But I didn't resist anything. Can you please S Sergeant, excuse me, sir. Can you please Can you Excuse me. >> Have you failed to comply with his? >> No, I didn't fail to comply. I said I didn't feel safe. >> He didn't need to. I was trying to tell him that my >> Oh my god. >> Take a seat. You got anything on you that's going to pop or hurt me? >> No. This is So why? So how can I be going to jail for resisting when I said I need an officer? Well, I guess we just going to go to court. >> That's fine. >> Can I Can I have my phone in my purse so I can call my daughter? >> Take a seat. >> So I can't call my daughter. My husband >> at the jail. Take a seat. >> Can I get my purse? >> Take a seat. I'll get your purse. >> I can't get out of I can't get out unless I have my wallet on me. >> Take a seat. I will get your purse for you. I didn't resist anything. >> I gave I told you multiple times to to get out of the car. >> I told you that I didn't feel safe with you because you were overzealous. This is what you wanted. >> She was charged with resisting without violence and was also cited for no license plate light and possession of an open container while driving. >> And I'm telling you that I am a real person with real palms and legs. >> I'm not a observed. >> I am not. >> Step out. >> She doesn't want to provide any information. >> You could have kidding me. >> Get out of the jail. Get out of the car. You're going to jail. Wait a minute. >> You're going to jail. Get out of the car. >> Oh. Oh no. >> On July 10th, 2025, an officer on patrol conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for running a stop sign. Here's what happened next. >> Hello there. Good morning. >> Hello. Can I >> Yes, you can. My name's Officer Diana with the M Beach Police Department. Just like to let you know this traffic stop is being audio video recorded. Okay. Um the reason for the stop is just because of your incomplete stop during the stop sign at Ocean and Pine. Okay. You just kind of stop right in the middle of the intersection after you've already passed the stop sign and the stop bar. You stopped in the middle of the intersection and then you proceeded to go. Okay. You have a driver's license on you? >> I don't. >> You don't have your driver's license? Do you have a driver's license? >> Yes. >> Yes. Is it valid? >> Yes, >> it is valid. Are you the registered owner of the vehicle? >> Yes. >> I'm sorry. >> I think it is. >> Okay. Any reason why it wouldn't be? We're in a new era where people ma'am, you got to speak up. I can't hear you very well. Because I don't think it's necessary to drive travel in my car. You don't think you need a driver's license to drive your car? >> What does that mean? >> Okay. Who's the registered owner of this vehicle? >> Okay. What is your first name? Please spell that for me, please. >> Do you have the registration for your vehicle? >> I'm sorry. >> I don't need to see the registration for your vehicle. >> Why do you think that I don't need to see it? >> Because what you were doing was illegal. I am traveling in my car. >> You ran a stop sign. >> I didn't run a stop sign. >> In the middle of the intersection after you've already ran the stop sign. >> No. Ah, we got ourselves a sovereign citizen with their I'm not driving, I'm traveling BS. Let's see how her crap law knowledge will save her from getting a ticket. >> Do you have insurance on duty? >> No, I don't. Do you have insurance? >> Okay, so you're driving a motor vehicle in the state of Florida. Okay. You're required to have a driver's license. You're required to show proof of insurance. Are you under your um you have your identification? >> Yes, I have my identification. >> 344. >> And your name? >> My name is Officer Deleó. So, what is the status of your driver's license? >> You're pulling me over >> and I would like to know what cause what um they have another unit. >> I'm sorry. Why are you fooling me? >> I am pulling you over. Let's pause. >> Allow me to answer your question for the fourth time. The reason for your stop today is because you ran a stop sign and now I'm initiating a traffic stop based off of that moving violation. Okay? >> And I'm telling you that I am a real person with real arms and legs. Right? >> I'm not a corporation. I'm not the person found on my identification. >> Okay? But in the state of Florida, you have to have a valid driver's license. >> Yes, I am. I am. Do you realize that what you're doing right now is harassment? >> No. What I'm doing right now is a legal traffic stop based off of a violation that I observed. >> I am not a personal driver. >> So, do you have a driver's license? >> You don't have a driver's license? >> Have you ever been issued a driver's license in Florida? >> Okay. When was that? >> Okay. So, is it valid or is it not valid? >> Everything valid. >> Okay. But why won't you why won't you show your >> Because I don't have to. >> Okay. the constitutional United States would not >> I think you are very misinformed about the laws in the state of Florida. I'm not. Trust me, I'm not. >> So, she has a valid driver's license, but for some sovereign citizen BS, she refused to provide it to the officer to keep her ars from traveling to jail. >> There has been no harm done. >> You ran a stop sign. >> Been hurt. >> You ran a stop sign. >> Has any has any property been taken? >> No. >> So, you are harassing them. >> Okay. You ran a stop sign, which is a moving violation in the state of Florida. >> You have no proof of insurance. You don't want to give me any of your paperwork. >> I don't need any of that. I'm traveling in my >> You do need that. You have to You have to provide that documentation. Driving is not a right. It is a privilege. >> No, driving actually is a privilege. >> It is not a right, ma'am. >> Yeah. >> It It's not. It said on the driver's license that you say you were issued. It says on your driver's license that driving is not a right ma'am. >> Don't do that. >> Okay. >> Are you ready to go to jail for >> Okay. So, what I'm going to ask you to do is step out of the car. >> Why? >> Because I'm asking you to step out of the car. It's a lawful order because you are not cooperating with >> While this officer was telling her to step out of the car, a sergeant arrived at the scene and he won't take her so crap for answers. >> What's up? >> I'm going to have her step out. >> All right. Step out. Step out. She doesn't want to provide any information. >> Step out. >> Are you going to kidnap me? >> You going to kidn me? >> Get out of the jail. Get out of the car. You're going to jail. Wait a minute. >> You're going to jail. Get out of the car. >> Oh. Oh no. >> Out of the car. >> Oh, >> get out OF THE CAR. >> HELP. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> HELP. >> GET ON YOUR GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. [screaming] >> HELP. >> STOP RESISTING. >> HELP. Stop resisting. All the car. >> Oh my god. >> Give me your hands. >> Oh my god. You're [screaming] hurting me. >> Well, stop resisting. STOP. >> I GOT I GOT TO GET UP AS It's hot. >> Well, then stop resisting. We'll get you off the ground. How about that? >> Good job, Ted. >> Good. >> You went through. We'll have you select. >> We're going to get you up in a sec. >> Help. [screaming] >> Dad, you got out of the car like she asked you to. >> Hold on. I'm trying to lock you. Help. [screaming] >> Up on your knees. >> My glasses. I can't see without my glasses. We'll get it for you in a minute. Stand up. Should have thought about that before you resisted. >> Stand up. Get up. >> I can't. >> Stand up. >> I can't. >> Why can't you? >> Cuz I'm very weak. >> Okay. >> One leg at a time. Okay. >> Oh my god. Come on. Stand up. >> I can't. It's burning me. >> Stand up. >> Okay. >> God. >> Step up. One, two, three. Walk to this car. >> Help. I'm being kidnapped. >> Listen. The next time an officer orders you out of the vehicle, you're required to get out. Do you understand? >> You don't really have the right to order. >> Yeah, we do. >> Need your ID. >> I'm I'm the corporal. I'm the supervisor. Case law says Pennsylvania versus Sims. >> All right. Have a seat. >> Now you got a resisting charge. >> I have a resistance. >> Yep. You didn't get out of the car. >> While inventorying the car, the officer found out that her license and registration were all expired. Hey, I don't see a current registration and or insurance in this stack. It's >> all expired. It's >> all expired. >> In the end, she was charged with resisting without violence in addition to her citations for running a stop sign, failing to furnish proof of insurance, and an expired registration. Let's move on to the next case where a dumb woman turned a simple traffic stop into a felony. >> Stopping you get in the car. >> Why? >> Cuz you're not wearing your seat belt. That's why I'm trying to talk. >> I'm not getting I was pulling into my house. >> You're going to get arrested. >> No. No, I'm not. Just take the [laughter] baby. TAKE THE BABY. >> NO. >> You stupid. >> Put your hands behind your back. [screaming] >> On September 23rd, 2025, an officer on patrol conducted a traffic stop on a driver for not wearing a seatelt. Here's what happened next. Ma'am. M. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, get in the car. I'm legally stopping you. Get in the car. Why? >> Cuz you're not wearing your seat belt. That's why I'm trying to talk. I'm not. No. >> All right. You're going to >> No. No. We're not doing this. No. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. One second, man. Ma'am, shut up. >> Excuse me. >> Relax. Relax. >> Why are you touching me? >> Don't do this. Don't do this. Don't >> move. Okay. >> Don't touch me. The wrong with you. Don't touch me. >> Ma'am, put the baby. >> No, I'm not putting anything down. It's my child. >> Tango 32 10 15 40. >> M. Stay here though. You're not leaving. You're not leaving with the baby. YOU'RE NOT TOUCHING ME WITH MY BABY. KNOCK ON THE DOOR. >> STAY HERE. >> WHY are you stopping me? >> I was pulling into my house, though. >> Get arrested. >> No. No, I'm not. I don't have to go to work. >> You're going to get arrested. I don't want you. >> No, I'm not. DON'T TOUCH ME WITH MY BABY. >> DON'T TOUCH ME WITH MY BABY. >> DID YOU JUST PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME? >> DON'T TOUCH [screaming] ME WITH MY BABY. [crying] >> I'm just trying to get her ID. That's it. BACK UP. >> DADDY. DADDY. SIR, >> I WAS I don't know where he came. >> I don't want her to get her arrested. Just want to give her >> I don't know where he came from. I'm going to touch me with my baby. >> It's all on camera. I'm legally stopping her from her seat belt. Okay. She's like, I'm not only I trying to escalate this, but she puts my hands on me again. >> Put your hands on me with my hand because you're not listening. You touch me. I'm not going to do NOTHING TO YOU. I TOUCH ME. You're not ASKING FOR ANYTHING. DADDY, I WAS JUST DRIVING IN. >> DO THE RIGHT THING. Shut up. Get your license. >> Do you think I'm here to give everybody a ticket? >> No, he's not doing that. >> If your baby wasn't here, this would have been very bad for the >> Let me GET HER. PIN THE DOG ARIEL. >> WHO THE IS YOU? YOU GOING TO PULL UP ON ME? I DIDN'T EVEN DO IT. >> How is this the attitude for a seat belt violation? And she even carried her baby while screaming at the officer. And despite her father trying to talk some reason into her, she keeps escalating the situation. >> Your brother is busy. Your >> and you cussing the police end up. He said I WASN'T IN MY SEAT. >> I JUST NO. >> MA'AM, you got a Ma'am, you got your ID? >> No. >> You didn't go to jail? >> You got your ID, ma'am? Is >> that what she told you to do? >> Just take the baby. [laughter] Take the baby. >> No. >> You stupid. You ma'am. I'm telling you. Just stay here for a second. >> I hear what happened. >> You're going to take >> I hear what happened. >> All due respect, >> I'm going to let her do her thing right now. If she goes inside, it's going to be an automatic arrest. That's not fine. >> She's not wearing her seat belt. Simple. Simple routine. Stop. If she refuses to If she refuses, that's bothering me. >> I'm bothering you. I'm bothering you, ma'am. Ma'am, you're not going inside. Don't do this. >> Don't do this. Don't do this. I promise you. Don't do this. Don't do this. >> I'm not in the house. Why are you stopping me? >> You're going to get the mayor your license. >> 32 to the unit that just passed. >> So, give him your license. >> You ain't stupid. >> Ain't nothing wrong WITH YOUR LICENSE. AIN'T NOTHING WRONG WITH YOU. YOU CLEAN. You never been in trouble before. >> Check ass. >> HE'S BOTHERING ME. >> HE AIN'T BOTHERING YOU. >> BOTHERING YOU. >> HE'S NOT BOTHER. SO, I'M HERE. YOU AIN'T BOTHERING ME. >> GET OVER HERE. GET OVER HERE. >> MA'AM, stay over here now. >> All right. All right. All right. Go inside. Go inside. I hope you do. All right. >> I'm great. That's good. >> She has nothing to hide, nothing to fear, and is still acting like she has drugs or something inside the car. Ma'am, it's just a ticket at most. Your overreaction and behavior will make this simple traffic stop into an arrest. >> So what? If you didn't do nothing on this street and come on just pulled up behind you, >> okay? Okay. I passed by, >> man. Hey, >> it's just it's just a traffic stop. >> It's just a traffic stop. It's just a traffic stop on par. >> The man a >> Well, he caught up to you in your park. >> He caught up to me when I was right here turning in and didn't turn his lights on. That's why I was confused. >> There's nothing wrong with that. >> He was not following me the whole TIME OR NOTHING. >> OKAY. OUT OF NOWHERE. SO, >> YOU GOT TO GO TO WORK AND PUSH. HE WAS PUSHING AND SHUT AT ME WHILE I WAS TRYING TO GET MY BABY OUT THE CAR. >> SO, >> THAT'S WHY I'M I'm like this. >> Are you okay? >> NO. ARE YOU OKAY? >> I I TOLD YOU. >> NO. ARE YOU OKAY? ARE YOU OKAY? >> I TOLD YOU. >> NO, HE'S NOT OKAY. He's not okay. >> You don't want to listen to me. >> I don't have to listen to you. >> I know. >> I don't. And that's the thing. I don't I have free will. I don't have to listen to you. >> There is free will. There is free speech. >> That's why you can't be bothering ME. BUT GO BOTHER SOMEBODY THAT'S REALLY DOING SOMETHING. >> OKAY. >> We are so sorry. >> I'm in here like listening to the word of God. Like, >> what the heck? I don't know. >> You got to know how to listen. THESE SUBMISS yourself to these people then ain't doing nothing. >> The man ain't getting nothing. >> Ma'am, if you disagree with the citation, you can take that to court. Okay. >> For what? If you get a citation, >> he can't arrest you for nothing. >> You bring it ain't in that she >> Okay. Well, when you go to court, >> if he TELL YOU TO SPEAK yourself still, be still. That's it. Simple. They got a job to do for you. They got a job to do. That's it. They got a job to do. >> I got a job. >> Okay, why don't you just just do what he asked you to >> Despite all of that, the officer still tries his best to explain things to her. And of course, she refuses to listen. >> Ma'am, listen. Let me try to explain to you. >> Listen to it, man. >> Typically, typically when we pull someone over, okay, for officer safety, we want them to remain in the car, okay? >> But I just feel like I didn't need to be remain in the car because he wasn't putting me over till I got right here. He pulled his and I was getting out the car. Ma'am, it's ma'am, it's happened to you. Sometimes you don't catch up the person. You're in the neighborhood that they get home, but you want them to stay in the car. You don't want people walking around with me. I was getting out my car. >> Is they disrespecting you? No. >> Yes, he did. He touched me. >> Okay. But but but then he going to say that I touched him. No, you touched me. >> Ma'am, neither of us know you. In the past, we've had cases where people pull up and they pretend to live somewhere to get out of getting a ticket. So sometimes >> that's probably what he thought. I live here. >> But we we don't know that. So, until we verify that, that's all it is. We're just trying to conduct a traffic stop. >> We're just trying to >> If he would have stopped me back here, I would have stopped. I was trying to figure out why you wait till I get all the way to my house to put your lights on and tell me don't get out of my car where I live, >> man. So, so when we pull someone over, the first thing we got to do is we got to call it out on the radio. Sometimes the radio's clear. So, until we can call it out on the radio, we're not allowed to turn our lights on. Okay. So, there's a whole procedure we go through that you may not be aware, but it's not it's not we're not singling you out or anything like that. Okay. >> Yes, he did. because he was going another direction and turned around to come this way. >> Maybe he witness violation. Okay, I I'm not him. I can't speak to him. But that that's how these things work. >> Great. It's not that. It's just doing what they tell you. That man would have been gone right now. He would have been gone. >> That's the thing. You have to shut if you would just if you would have just shut your mouth. >> It would have been all over. Ain't nobody hurting you. And it what they saying? >> Okay. What's to report? >> What do you mean? What's to report? >> Cuz you But why you acting so ghetto? >> Poor dad. He's so stressed out from his daughter's behavior that he started to wipe the car while trying to talk some sense into her, but it's no use. So, the officers have no other choice but to put her under arrest. >> All right. I tried not going this route with you, but you're not you're very confused about what's going on here. >> I am confused. Hands behind your back. >> Stop. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. This is just so simple. She's causing your hands back. Why you doing that right now? >> Put your hands behind YOUR BACK. >> WHY IS SHE GOING TO JAIL FOR? WHAT IS SHE GOING TO JAIL FOR? >> GIVE ME A SECOND. Give me a second. You're going to get all my stomach. You're going to get yourself. Just put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. Stop trying to slam. Look at her. She's resisting. That's what >> Why is she going to jail for law enforcement? >> Stop. Rihanna, stop. >> She ain't got no turn over. >> Turn over. >> Turn over. >> RIHANNA, >> turn over. >> Why is you doing that? >> Turn over. >> I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't turn over. >> I promise you. Turn over. This way. My arm. I know it's not going to go well for you. >> I'm telling you all the way. [screaming] >> I don't want to hurt her. >> Rihanna, why do you do that? >> You can't DO THAT. >> YOU DID. You shouldn't have said nothing. I told you don't say nothing. >> Now, would you look at that? Look what happened when you don't want to listen to anyone. Now she gets a felony plus jail time instead of a ticket. >> I told you. >> Turn over. Turn over. >> You ain't NEVER BEEN ARRESTED, BUT NOW turn over. >> He don't like me. He's racist. >> He's racist. >> Turn towards me. >> No. >> Briana, we take some custody. Stand by. Just take it in the Put it in the floor. >> Ma'am, turn over, please. Ma'am, you got to back up. Ma'am, back up. >> Turn over. >> Turn over. >> I'm going to go to you. It's okay. Come with me. >> Turn over. >> I'm not playing. Grab a touch. BREATHE. >> [screaming] >> GET YOUR KNEE. I don't care. >> She did it to herself. >> Well, what she getting arrested for? [laughter] [screaming] >> That's good. Ma'am, stop. >> I can't breathe. >> Ma'am, wait. I have you on your side. Okay. >> All right. Here my damn. >> Can you sit up? >> I can't breathe though. >> Sit up. >> She got a machine. >> Damn. Shut up. >> I was way too lenient. >> I know you was. >> Simple. Simple. Stop. Keep trying. thing. She just get her. Get on her thing. >> I can't breathe. The officers then escorted her to the squad car. >> I never did. >> Ma'am, ma'am, can you stand up for me? >> Okay. >> Are you How we going to How we going to get you up? >> Oh, no. I don't have any other >> We're just going to stand you up. >> Come on. >> Ready? 3 2 1 We'll >> get you your shoe, though. I don't even know why I'm back here, right? Have a seat in there, man. >> Told you. I told you to shut. >> I DON'T CARE. I STILL DON'T CARE. >> HAVE A SEAT. >> I just can't breathe. >> Can y'all take this with her? >> She can't We can't do that. >> Can you You wear shorts? >> She don't have any uh I need I need the name and the badges of everybody. >> Yeah. Can you Can you put the shorts on her? Can you put Can you put your shorts on her? >> Ma'am, I'm here right now with Sergeant Weissman. >> Get in. >> You got to understand. She's not a little kid. Back off. >> I need to like that. Don't talk to her like that. Stay with you. >> Don't talk to my >> Okay, we're done here. >> We're done here. Get in the car. >> I didn't know where you weren't. Said 109th. >> Yeah. 45. >> Oh Jesus. What What's her issue, dude? What's her issue? Does she have anger issues? >> Honestly, cuz we're going to have to put cuffs on her legs. Leg [laughter] shackles. We're not put >> Hold on the window. Hold on the window. [laughter] >> Do you want leg shackles on? You need you need to calm down. >> Why? >> Does she is she bipolar, ma'am? >> She was taken to the hospital after complaining that she couldn't breathe. After being cleared, she was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence, and cited for failure to wear a seat belt. Moving on to the next case where an entitled official thinks the law doesn't apply to her. >> You don't feel so bright or no? >> No. >> Okay. You want an EMS? You want to call an ambulance? >> Yes. >> Hospital. >> What? What do you mean no? We call an ambulance. We just wasted our time. >> You want medical attention? >> We just wasted their time. >> I want my attorney. >> Take it in. We should go. >> Are you all right? Do you need an ambulance or anything? >> What? >> Do you need an ambulance or anything? Let's Let's walk to your car cuz I don't want you to get hit by a car. Okay. >> Well, I'm a >> Yeah, I see that you're a car here, ma'am. Right over here. Right over here. Right over here. You start off with your driver's license, please. >> Sure. >> Why don't you have a seat in your car, man? Why don't you have a seat in your car? >> Let's start off with your driver's license and you proof your insurance. Okay. >> Yeah, I'm here. >> Okay. Do you want that driver's license? >> Who's this? >> My attorney. >> Your who? your attorney. All right. You can call him in a little bit cuz right now everything's recording audio video. Okay. But uh you're involved in a traffic accident. I like to see your driver's license and your proof insurance. >> Ask him. >> Okay. He's not driving. >> Just Just hang. >> Yeah. Just hang up, Samantha. I'll be there. Tell him I'm on my way. >> Yes, he's on his way. >> Yes. >> Let's start off with your driver's license and your >> I know, ma'am, but I need to see your driver's license to verify you're okay to be driving. And number two, your insurance so we can start the paperwork. There's some damage done to your car. >> I'll wait for him. >> May I tell you everything's being audio and videotaped. Okay. >> I'm just saying I'm wait I'll >> I'm requesting your driver's license and your proof of insurance. I'm sure you can provide me with those two things while we're waiting for your attorney to show. >> I'll wait for him. >> Okay. But we don't have to wait for him. I need >> I need to wait for him. >> Okay. [music] We don't mean to make this any more complicated than it already is. It's just an accident. I just need to see your driver's license. >> Away from him. >> Well, she's drunk, that's for sure. What's worse, she's a drunk official who thinks she doesn't have to follow the law. >> Okay, ma'am. Do you want me to handcuff you and arrest you? >> No. >> Because right now at this point, you're refusing to provide me any >> I am. >> You are. You realize that, right? >> Yes. I've been elected official. >> You what? >> I don't want any of this. >> Well, ma'am, you're involved in an accident. You've handed several cars. >> Two. >> So, yeah. I need to see your driver's license so I can start the paper. >> Hold on. In front of me. I >> Okay, great. I'll ask you that in a second, but I already need to verify. This is your This is your car. >> No, it's my friend's car. >> It's your friend's car. Okay. Do you have a valid driver's license? >> I do. >> Okay, great. >> And I have insurance. >> How about an ID? >> I do. >> Okay. Can I see some of those so I can know who you are? >> My attorney. >> Okay. I'm trying to cor I'm just trying to work with you. But you're not providing me your driver's license and insurance. >> Nope. >> And why are we waiting for your attorney for? >> This is my friend. >> He's your friend. Okay. But he wasn't here in the car. >> Nope. [music] >> Is that him there? >> No. >> Okay. You want to give him a call? >> He's coming. >> Okay. You want to give him a call so I can talk to him? >> You want to talk to him? >> Yeah, please. Officer wants to talk to you. >> Okay. >> This is officer Fernandez with his district. Oops. Where are you? Uh, your client here. >> Your client here was involved in an accident. >> How far are you? >> Uh, like 25 minutes. >> Okay. I need to see her driver's license and her proof of insurance and she's understanding that she doesn't have to provide that to me until you arrive. Can you advise your client? >> That is not true. >> That >> I I would be happy to advise her what the law is. >> Okay. Please, can you advise her so I could get this paperwork started? >> I will. >> Great. Thank you. You listen to him. >> Sorry about that. >> All right. So, go ahead. It is by state law. You have to give them your driver's license, your insurance information. >> That's great advice. >> You can start the paperwork. >> That is exactly what you should do. And I'll be there in about 25 minutes. That's all. That's all you're required to do. >> You said this is not your car, right? No, it's my friend. >> Do you happen to have Do you happen to know if he has insurance? >> He does. >> Can you go look in the glove compartment for me? >> It's a fancy car. I don't. >> Yeah, I understand. >> I just need to look at see if he's got insurance. >> I bet he does. >> Great. Yep, that seems to be it. I'll be right back. Stay in your car. Okay. >> Okay, Mr. Steels, you can put that away. He's got valid insurance. Is that your attorney still? Can you tell me how far he is? >> 15 minutes. >> Okay, we'll wait for you to arrive. >> I'll be there as soon as I can. >> Thank you. Talking about privilege, the officers don't have to wait or talk to her lawyer in a traffic accident. Maybe the officer is too tired to deal with her more strictly. >> Well, you hear two cars, so we got to give you a traffic accident. Okay. >> Okay. >> And uh I don't know what we're going to do about the car because it's not drivable. Your tire is pretty messed up. It's not going to allow you to drive home. So, is your attorney maybe going to be able to drive you home? >> Yes. And I'll pay for the certificate >> wherever he needs to go. >> Well, you probably want to let the owner know that you're involved in an accident. Let him know. >> He's my very best friend. >> Oh, good. Okay. All right. So, just hang tight. I'll be right back. Okay. Yes, ma'am. >> I'm so sorry. >> That's actually pretty easy. >> Okay. Yes. Mhm. Hey, boss. How are you? >> That's her. >> Yeah, that's a driver right there. >> Uh, shaken up. Her friend attorney is on his way. >> How you doing, man? Um, BMS, >> are you good? Are you >> I'm working? I have to be good. How much you had to drink? He's >> waiting. Well, >> I'm not talking to him. >> Okay. >> What is she looking for? >> I have no idea. I've already got her driver's license here. >> I'm fine. It's fine. >> Ma'am, we need you to exit. >> We don't need that. I don't need that. I already I already told you to put that away. We just need you exit in so we know you're good. You just got involved in an accident. It's like >> I did, but my friend's coming. If I go outside, I'm not going to be like so secure and then my friend >> secure. >> Secure. >> Everything is on video and audio recording. >> I know. >> Yeah. >> So, can you exit? >> I can. >> Okay. Please do. >> Can you hold that? >> Well, well, I'm not holding anything. >> Just put it on the dashboard. That's fine. >> No, >> I don't need it anymore. You can put it in the dashboard. That's fine. We just need you to step out. >> I'm good. >> Ma'am, we know you're good. We heard you, but you need to step out so we can see if you're good. >> I'm fine. Okay, I know you're fine. Just exit the car then. >> I don't have to exit the car. >> Yes, you do. We're giving you a lawful order. >> You were You were involved in an accident. You're going to have to or we're going to assist. >> As she was refusing to step out, her friend arrived at the scene. >> Yes, ma'am. Can I help you? >> Yeah. This is my friend. She texted me. >> Okay. Oh, let's let's walk over here. >> Okay. Is she okay? >> Well, we're in the middle of investigation, DUI investigation right now. >> You need to exit. I'm holding fine. >> She appears like she may have been cranking involved in a twocar, three car accident. >> Yeah, that's what uh we're relating at this point now. So, we're trying to ask her to step out so we can do a field soiety test which is supposed to do to determine if she is or not. >> Yeah. >> And she doesn't want to get out. So, advisor nicely get out and we're going to have to get physical and bring her out of the car which is not going to be end up good for her. She say she knows you. She say you texted her. >> She's my friend. >> Okay. So, exit the vehicle. No, I'm not leaving the vehicle. >> We've been talking to some kind of attorney or friend of hers. >> Okay. >> The phone and he's been cooperating. She doesn't seem to exit the vehicle. >> Okay. Do you want me to talk to her? >> If you don't exit the vehicle, >> I'm going to help you to exit. >> And you don't want that. >> You don't want that. >> I elected official. >> I actually do. Elected official of what? >> Cook County. >> Cook County. You're elected with which which office? >> What's your name? I'm Sam. >> Sam who? >> Hey, Serge. Is it okay if her friend tells her to walk out to step out? No, she's saying she's an elected official of the county. >> I'm on this video. >> Oh, you are on video. >> You are on video. So, you need to >> I'll wait for my attorney. >> Okay. >> Nope. I'm waiting for my attorney. >> Despite her refusal, the officers still tried their best to convince her to come out of the car. >> Here's the thing. You were involved in an accident, correct? So, you're going to have to exit. If you don't exit, then we're going to make you exit. >> That car. >> Can you give her a second? >> That's all you have to do. >> That's the journey. That's all you have to exit. >> You need to get out of the car. That's all you got to do. And then wait for me. I'll be there in 10 minutes. >> I'm waiting for him. >> Yeah. You got to come out. >> Exit the car. >> Okay. Be careful with traffic. Stay right here. We don't want you to go out. Get involved in an accident. >> Fine. Now you can hang up the phone, ma'am. No, >> we're still doing our investigation. >> Attorney. >> Okay. Now tell your attorney since he's on the phone. Are you going to do field sobriety test or no? >> No. >> Okay. >> No. >> Are you arrested? You say no. I was waiting for that. I was waiting for that. >> Why you have to arrest her? >> Because she refused. I asked her to do field sobriety test and she refused. And she smelled like alcohol. She's been drinking. We can Oh, so you've been recorded all this time. You've been recorded. >> Okay. >> No, I want to do real You want to do real He's on the phone. >> He can hear. >> They're arresting me. >> Okay. I I'll be there in 5 minutes. They just want to wait until I get there. >> He's not going to wait. Let's go. You've been transported. She's under arrest right now. >> Give her my purse. Take her purse. >> The purse. Thank you. >> I'm not going. >> Okay, let's go. >> Can you give him I'm not that mean. I'm just escorting you to the car. >> Can you give her 5 minutes? >> She's not doing the field, so we're not going to be uh this truck bunch of cars. Come on, babe. Let's go. Let's have a see the car. >> Can we just play? >> No. No, we're not. We're going to sit in the car. >> That's why that's You got Uber. You got taxi. Okay. Have a seat in the car. >> Let's go. Have a seat in the car. Have a seat. Have a seat in the car. >> Let me get on your side. Have a seat. >> I can't. >> She's in. >> All right. You got a small You got a small wrist. >> No, we have to. >> You want to do the feel? >> You want to do the feel? We ask you to do it and you say no. Okay. >> I don't know what you're saying. You guys are saying soiety test. >> Oh, I'll do a field of sobriety. >> The officers then let her take the field sobriety tests and of course she failed. >> I need an ambulance. >> You know that, right? >> Can we get an ambulance? He wants an ambulance here. >> You under arrest? >> That's weird, but yes. >> Okay. She's letting you know you're under arrest. So now when we go to the hospital, you're still under arrest. >> Okay. >> Do you know which hospital? We don't know. It's whatever the ambulance decide. >> Hey, Serge. He's a 51 guy kind of. >> I'm Sam. >> Sam. Okay. What happened to them? >> What happened? >> Just what happened? >> I don't know. That's huge. >> I was driving. >> Okay. Were you drinking? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Sam, don't answer any questions. According to >> Ma'am, if you're going to be interrupting, then you probably haven't said over here cuz you're interfering right now in an investigation right now. So, okay, I just have you stand please. I'm just going to ask you to stand over here for me. Okay, please. Okay, let him do the questioning which we do with everybody involved in our >> They pulled me out of the car. I don't know. >> Okay. Are you like uh did you take any meds today? >> No. >> No, >> I'll do a test. >> I just want to see if you're like safe to go home. >> Do you have to submit like a few tests for me? Are you willing to do it? >> It's up to you. I'm not forcing you. It's up to you. >> No. You don't want to do it? No. My I already have enough to like take my attorney will be here. >> Your attorney's on the way. >> He would like to talk to this officer. >> She could call at the station. It is what it is. I mean, I smell alcohol. So, >> it is what it is. You're going to get under arrest for DUI. >> What do you mean no? >> No. >> I mean, what do you mean no? >> No. >> Wait for my attorney. >> What do you mean no? >> Talk to my attorney. >> Yes. We're going to wait here. >> No, she he could come to the station. He's going to get under arrest for >> here. He's parking his car right >> just stand up, ma'am. >> I see. >> I'm going to put down my a report that you refusing field sobriety test. >> Okay. I got enough here. Want to go to the hospital? >> What? What do you mean no? We call an ambulance. We just wasted our time. >> You want medical attention? >> We just wasted their time. >> You don't want to go. >> I want my attorney. >> Just take it in. We should stand up. What a waste of tax money. Oh well, it is what it is. Let's see what her lawyer can do to defend her behavior. >> It's not your way, man. You asked for wasted. >> I want to see the ants here. >> You just refused them. >> Got to let her see the answer. >> No, but hold on. >> You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> You're not going anywhere. >> She has very small wrist. Careful. That alcohol smells strong. >> Well, there was a bottle of wine. >> It's half empty. The bottle of wine is half empty. Uh Samantha because I swear to go >> I mean it's illegal to drink and drive. >> So we have open alcohol in the car. >> You got to go ahead. >> I need to see my attorney. >> Sir, she's been uh placed in custody for driving under the influence of alcohol. Feel >> right. >> She struck bunch of vehicles right there. >> By the way, >> I didn't drink it. >> Don't say anything. >> Listen to him. >> She's been Miranda. She not yet. I'll get to this. >> She refused the field. She going to go to an ambulance. How many cars did she crash into a park? Two cars. >> Let's go. We're right here over there, please. >> Thank you, Sam. >> There you go. >> She was originally charged with DUI and another charge that hasn't been publicly disclosed. However, it was likely related to refusing the sobriety testing or another violation that occurred as a result of the car accident. Nevertheless, that unknown charge was dropped, leaving her with the single misdemeanor DUI charge. In December 2024, about a month after the incident, Steele fought a one-year driver's license suspension that resulted from her DUI arrest. Her lawyer argued that the officer failed to properly inform her of the consequences before she refused testing. As a result, a Cook County judge reinstated her driver's license. Her DUI case is still ongoing and she has so far faced no legal repercussions from the incident. Moving on to the next case where a woman turned her ticket into jail time for no reason. >> Stand in the front of my truck. >> Right here. >> The front of my truck. >> Right in the front of your car, sir. Where do you What you want me to sit on it? >> I'm pointing towards the front of my car. It's pretty simple instruction. >> Front of your car. >> On November 13th, 2025 in Florida, an officer on an unmarked police truck noticed a vehicle using the painted median to pass him. Here's what happened next when he conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle. >> How you doing? >> Any reason you passed me? >> What? >> Any reason you passed me? >> Passed me. Well, >> about 200 feet ago. >> Oh, >> what's that? >> Probably was going slow. >> No. You got your license on you? >> You put the car in park, please. >> Okay. Step out of the car. >> For what? >> Because you're not listening to simple directions. So, step out of the car for me. >> Tango 16. I'll take another >> to the front of my car, please. >> I don't want to close by till 18. >> Is that your driver's license, >> sir? Look. >> Okay. Stand in the front of my truck. Right here. >> In the front of my truck. >> I'm right in the front of your car, sir. Where do you want me to sit on it? I'm pointing towards the front of my car. It's pretty simple instruction. >> Front of your car. >> Okay. Address on your license up to date? >> Yes. >> Vehicle registered to you? >> Yes. >> Insurance up to date? >> Is that a yes or no? >> Sir, I don't want to talk. Can you do what you need to do as an officer? >> Okay. >> Another one with attitude. I have a feeling that this won't end well for her. >> Hey. Hey. >> I get to keep you company, I guess. >> Thanks. >> You okay? >> Yeah. >> What's wrong? >> He just being an [ __ ] But >> what do you mean? >> That's how he talk. It don't take all that to talk to people. But if you want to be nasty to me, I'll be nasty to you. It's fine. You can get whatever energy you give me. Want to talk to me like a normal human being? I'll talk to you like one. You want to talk to me like you and I doing right now. >> Yeah. And but that ain't how he was talking. So he got what he got what he gave me. >> Well, just like I said, just don't hold him against me. >> Yeah. I ain't got no problem. I'll treat you well. >> I said my driver's license clean, give me my ticket, and send me on my way. But he wanted to turn the car off. Be extra. Get out. Stand over here. I'm afraid. Do you have a weapon? >> Did he say what he pulled you over for? No. >> No, he didn't say nothing. >> He didn't say nothing at all. I was just curious because I mean we don't >> Well, he said I passed him. He did say that. I'm He said I passed him. >> We don't have to. All we have to do is tell you that when if we give you a ticket, right? Or when we release you. I mean that is actually got nothing else to do apparently. But I ain't worried. Like I said, write my ticket and let me go. >> What's your name? >> Tiana. >> Well, Tiana, how are you? >> Good. What's your name? >> Los Angeles area. First name is Nick. >> Nice to meet you, Nick. So, just take a breath. I promise I won't hurt you. >> I ain't worried about being hurt. I'm protected by the Most High. Y'all can't hurt me. >> You and me, too. >> Amen. That's the only man on this earth. >> There's only one There's only There's only one >> one person to feel. You hear me? >> I only kneel to one person. >> I don't feel him cuz he don't do me no wrong. >> I got to tell him I kne I kneel to no man. I only kne one person. >> One person and I don't feel him cuz he ain't never did me wrong. Even when I ain't like it, I ain't scared about nothing. Just remember when you think when people say you hear people say God's just testing me that ain't God testing you. That's the devil who's the master of disguise and that's you ain't lying. >> That's the devil who's the master of disguise. >> He show trying to weaken your faith. >> He show you the doorway. That be all them problems you set yourself up for. You put yourself in them situations and then blame it on God. All he gave you the way out. All you had to do is sit still and be quiet. >> If you want you can face this way. I know the sun's in your eyes. >> Yeah. >> I can see you like because >> after preparing her ticket, the officer returned to let her sign it. And of course, her attitude has to ruin it all. >> All right. So, I need a signature here. >> Give me whatever you need to do. >> Stop talking with me. >> You don't have to stop talking. >> So, I need a signature here. It's not an admission of guilt. Just promise to appear on your mandatory. >> Give me what you need to give me. Thank you. >> So, I'm signing you for reckless driving. >> Give me the ticket and go. >> Thank you. Just give me >> Don't snatch anything. You're going to go to jail. You're going to go to jail. I don't. >> He doesn't. >> Took it. >> He doesn't. >> Behind your back. Behind your back. >> He doesn't. >> No, I'm done. >> He didn't. >> He did. But it's all right. >> I really didn't. >> He didn't. >> I was supposed to get off in 10 minutes. You think I want to take you to jail? >> I didn't have nothing better to do. >> It's just bring it down. >> You see what just went on? He I'm telling him just give me the ticket and let me go. He want to stand in my face longer until he have a reason to arrest me. He has to have you sign it. >> You the definition of an attitude problem. >> He has to have you sign it cuz it's meant to just gave it to me and let me sign it, but he wanted to wait until he had a reason to arrest me. >> In fairness, we don't let go of our tickets or ticket books when people sign like we have ticket books. We didn't let him go. >> Yep. >> I mean, fairness there, but >> my car is not in park. >> Yep. It's off though. Come on. Do you have anything on you at all? Anything in your car at all? >> You can search my pencil. You don't have to >> face that way. >> It's going to get searched. Just cuz search incidential arrest. >> He would in fact search her car. But that would be more like inventory it to get it towed than search. >> Do you have anything tucked anywhere or going to ran through an X-ray machine at Penelis County Jail? >> Let me see if 108 or not. >> What's that? >> We'll see if Par's 108 search. >> Uh yeah, we can do it at the station. Come back here for me. >> Can I call somebody to pick up my child? >> Step inside. >> Mr. Can I call somebody to pick up my child? He picked up. We'll work it out. >> We'll work that out. We know you got kids need picked up. >> Everything go around. Come around. >> Remember that. >> Jesus. >> What' you do? Whip around you driving crazy? >> Yeah. Whipped around. Shut off. >> Yeah. She whipped around me driving crazy and then I asked her to shut the car or I asked her to put the car in park and she goes no like put it in park. Ignored me. So I reached in, hit the power button, I told her to get out, which she didn't want to get out. >> Like Jesus. >> She was charged with resisting without violence and issued a ticket for reckless driving. >> Yo yo hey >> yo. On October 11th, 2025, an officer on patrol conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for committing a traffic infraction. Here's what happened next. >> Hey, stay in the car. >> You didn't realize you're being stopped? >> Yeah, I pulled them here for you. >> Oh, okay. I appreciate that. You know why you're being stopped? >> Yeah. >> All right. You changed lanes in the intersection. You came from that left lane. >> Oh, sorry. Across that over there. >> All right, that's fine. But you still change lanes in the intersection, right? That's why I'm stopping you. So, um, as long as your license is good, it's just a warning. Can I see that license, please? >> Yeah. >> What's going on, man? >> All right. And no issues with your license. No. >> Okay. >> As the officers tried to put her in handcuffs, she began to use her best effort to fight the officers. steps. The driver wanted to be even more dumb by backing her car into the officer and fled. >> Will be 02 06 2002. >> Yo yo. Hey. >> Don't move. Semi units. Semiunits. I got one at gunpoint. Don't move. Vehicle fled. I've got uh the passenger fled running. The driver is going westbound on sample. Black Civic. The passenger fled westbound on sample. On foot. Correction. A vehicle fled eastbound on sample. It's a black Honda Civic. Black female driver. And I've got a black male that fled on foot. Westbound. Show me your hand. Show me your hand. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the ground. I come to Delta 21, do we still only do we still need assistance? >> Spread your feet. >> Spread your feet. All right. Where's your Where's your mans at? Get in the car. Huh? >> Where's your boy at? >> Don't ask me. >> I don't know. >> Where's he at? >> I don't know. Sir, >> you don't know? >> Imagine giving the cops her license and then fled. Not the sharpest tool in the shed, huh? The officers then tried to crack her to give the passenger whereabouts. >> Let's start with Nick's name. Let's start with social media. >> All right. Where's your phone at? >> Where's what? >> Where's your phone? In the car. >> Yeah. Don't act stupid now. You know why we're here. Don't act stupid. >> Don't act like a little now. >> We'll be uh here with us. >> You want to act all tough when you're in the car. You get out of the car, you got to act the same way. You know what I'm saying? >> I'm not tough. >> Oh, you're not tough. >> You almost killed my partner. You know that? >> By you reversing the way you did, you almost took him out. You understand that? >> Okay. What's your first name? >> T O R W. >> Oh, that's right. We already got who? You already done it. >> Who are you crying to? Ain't nobody going to help you. >> Who's your boyfriend's name? >> My boyfriend. >> Who's that guy to you? >> That was just I don't even know him. >> You don't know? You got your strangers in your car now? >> That's what we doing? >> Well, to be honest, we were just going to go get >> How do you meet him? >> I met a friend. >> Friend? Okay. So, we're going to call that friend up and we're going to find out who the hell he is. >> Can we do that? >> Can I get my um lawyer, please? >> Your what? My lawyer. >> Your lawyer? >> Oh, yeah. You're gonna get that opportunity, but not right now. >> Yeah, you gonna see some bars. That's what you going to see. Have to search another car now. >> Taking car as evidence. >> After a while, her father arrived at the scene. The officers then tried to get information about the man who ran out of her car from the father. >> Listen, I know she got a baby daddy. I know his name is Trey. Trey. >> Trey. What? >> I don't look basically >> almost ran over an officer >> trying to flee from the traffic stop. >> Had he not jumped out of the way by pushing himself off of her car while he was backing up, he would have been running along. >> That's why there's this sort of presence. >> Okay. Had this guy, whoever this is, didn't run out of the car during the traffic stop, then this whole thing would not have happened. Okay? He put her in this position. So that's why we want to know who he is. >> So you want to tell us? >> I just thought you want to know. I swear to God. >> Trey, do you know he lived where they lived there at the last residence? >> Let me call. >> But you know what we could do with her kids' names? We can check the version if you look who the dad is on the first senior. >> Senior senior. >> Let me call and get information. >> What's the What's the kid's name? >> Her kids. >> Her name Her son's name is Trace. We got one son. What's the last? >> I don't know. >> You don't know your grandson's last name? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Well, >> first off, >> you ready? Can I talk to her? >> He's on call. >> Listen, man. I I promise you I'll talk to my supervisor. Get me that man's information. I'll let you speak to your whoever's that to. >> But what if it wasn't him? >> I just want to know who the hell was in that car. >> No, but what if the name like her baby daddy? What if that wasn't >> Listen, she's protecting that person to the tea. That got to be the baby daddy. I've been doing this long enough. >> This is a trust. You can put on Go ahead, Nick. >> Hey, how are you? >> Good to yourself, madam. >> Something better. But, um, my thing is, what if it wasn't him? What if it was >> Listen, I just if if it if it wasn't someone that she wants to protect, honestly, she would have gave the person up. Obviously, she's protecting this boy. I'm trying to work with her here, >> but she she she's she's being uncooperative, saying that she wants to lawyer up. Listen, that is her right, but I'm just trying to get to the bottom of this. You understand? Like because of the boy in the car, >> you know, pull her in the hell. >> I need to talk to her >> and we will arrange that. But we need to find out who the hell is this boyfriend. So you can give me some talk. >> But what I'm trying to say is I want the boy's information first and then I'll do anything because you help me. I don't want to I don't want to get [ __ ] around here. Excuse my French. We don't necessarily exactly know who that was. But I tell you, baby is >> I know I need to know that more because she's protecting somebody. Listen, if I'm in a car, if I'm in a situation with you, I don't know you and we get into a jam together, I'mma give you up. >> She's protecting that boy. She's protecting that boy. So that means someone that she loves. You understand? >> That got to be the baby girl. >> So she can tell you what what you want to do. >> You understand? Mom, I just need that boy's information. I'll put I'll put you on the phone with your daughter. I promise. Okay. I don't want to give you nobody's name. That's that's not that's why I'm going to tell. >> And listen, that's why listen, the information you give me, I'm going to verify whether it's him or not through the officer that made contact with the boy in the car. If he if he checks out that that's not the baby father, then guess what? We go we move on to the next. You understand? >> But how you can how can you verify how somebody got late? >> Because the officer that got hit by almost got hit by the car which your daughter caused, he observed the individual in the car. So, if I could get a hold of the purse, the baby daddy's information, I could look him up on the DMV. I could present it to the office some of this. And this is the guy. >> Yeah, I doubt it. >> So, I mean, we don't know. That's all I know. >> I didn't know she was lying, man. Like I said, you you you in the jam. >> You you going to protect the one that means everything to you and that's that man. It's not going to be no random boy shooting. Give up the random boy. I've been a cop a long time. I respect you. >> All right. I I know when people blind through their teeth. Okay. You understand? I I know your daughter's holding back because she she's trying to protect that person. You understand? And we're just trying to get to the to the next step here. >> If you guys choose to lawyer up and whatever, and and she's going to be charged with aggravated battery. She almost caused the uh collided into a vehicle. Uh collided into my partner, actually. I should say >> she collided into your car. >> She almost attempted. She reversed into my partner. My partner had to push off the vehicle to separate himself before he was uh crushed by the vehicle. >> So you said multiple felonies. >> That's what that's the only charge I know as of right now. >> Work on the information. I'll get back with you. Let me go talk to my supervisor. All right. The woman was charged with aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, fleeing and eluding, resisting without violence, driving on a suspended license, and improper lane change. The woman apparently had a clean record before this incident. Let's move on to the next case where a drunk woman flipped out on the police and got herself arrested. >> Why are we coming outside to Oh, you going to come? >> That mother needs a >> I stayed out here so I didn't have to deal with you right back at you. We can start this all over again. And I don't give a >> I will his face up. >> Nope. Step out of her way. She's an adult. >> Don't do anything like stupid. >> I'll you up in a heart. >> On August 24th, 2025, officers responded to a residence regarding reports of a dispute where a female had been causing countless issues. It was also reported that the female had previously lived with other family members, but none were willing to let her stay with them due to prior bad experiences. Here's what happened next. >> Her room. >> Hi. How can we help you? Hun, are you trying to leave? I think she's okay to talk to you. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You think what? >> I said you think she's okay to talk to you. Is that okay? >> Oh, I want to talk to you. >> Oh, you want to talk to me? Okay, that's fine. Okay. What's his number, hun? >> I don't want a man. >> Okay. What's his number here? You can go down. We'll see. It's okay. Okay. Let me see if it takes him a little bit to get here. Are you okay to wait for him here? Okay. >> I don't want to wait that long. >> A I'm sorry. and let me figure it out. Okay. He should be okay. He even said he didn't want you to leave just now. >> I love him more than me. >> Okay. All right. Well, let me quick. Okay. I'll be right back. >> What's wrong? You're coming down. >> What? All Yeah, that number's right. >> Yeah, he's not answering. >> Oh, he's not answeringly. >> Yeah. >> Well, what are we Why are we coming outside to >> No, I talked to him like a month ago. >> Oh, you going to come smoke? it off. >> Well, it's too late. Wait, can I shut the door? >> That motherucker needs to [ __ ] >> No, no, he's he's nice now. He's fine. >> No, that motherucker needs to leave. I'm telling you right now. >> Get that motherucker out of my face. >> He's not in your face. Okay, >> neighbors, please don't. >> I I don't give a mother sat here and laughed at me and said, >> "No, he wasn't laughing at you. He wasn't. I remember it. No, let's not do that." Okay, >> please. You Why don't you a cigarette? >> Yeah, let's a cigarette right now. He's trying to help you. >> Can you please sit? Come on. We were just talking really nice upstairs. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> That mother. Come on. >> Yeah. Smile. >> Smile. I dare you. >> I dare you. >> Okay. Come on. >> Take that off. >> Can you take a seat? >> Take that f OH YEAH. >> OH YEAH. IT'S FUNNY. It's funny. Right. >> All right. I'm not going to tell you any any more nicely to stop >> trying to call your your guy. >> Jeez, no wonder no one wanted to take her in. The officers were as nice to her as possible, but she still gave them a nasty attitude. Maybe there's something in her system that needs a little bit of time in jail to get rid of. >> It's funny. >> He's trying to help you. He's trying to help. >> I don't want that mother. Can you >> I told you I wanted you. >> Yep. Let's smoke your cigarette. And then you came out here though to everybody though. >> I stayed out here so I didn't have to deal with you. So, right back at you. We can start this all over again. And I don't give a [ __ ] >> He's not answering. Are you willing >> somebody else? >> Can you sit? Don't do that. >> Come on. Can you sit? >> I'm not scared of you. >> I'm not afraid of you either. So, we're on the same page. He's not answering. Do you have anyone else that can call for you? >> Anyone else we can call for you? >> He's the one that wants me to leave. Tell him to call someone. >> Want her to leave? >> No, she can stay here. >> Okay. He said he said you can stay, >> right? You can stay >> if you want. You >> if you want to go or like just whatever you want. Like I'm trying to >> best I can to help you out. >> Do you have any other numbers? >> You do? >> You I can call whoever I want. >> If you want, but he he he has a problem. >> Hi, this is Officer Se. >> I don't want him talking to her. >> No, he's I don't know what >> No, he's a piece of >> I don't know what you caught him smiling over earlier, but it wasn't about your situation. >> He's probably laughing at me doing something. I don't know what I was doing, but he wasn't laughing about your situation. He's a pretty good guy. I know him pretty well. He told me I was a piece of No, he didn't. >> Yes, he did. >> No, he didn't. >> What happened? >> She says she coming in right now. She cannot come get her. >> Anybody else said you were okay to stay? >> You stay here. >> Just want to hang out outside your cigarettes, cool down, and then go back inside. He says you're okay to stay here. >> You guys, let him. >> Yeah, he was speaking very nicely. Yep. I heard him. He was talking great. I swear I know him pretty well. He's cool. Earlier he must have been laughing at me or something. He wasn't laughing at you. >> I will his face up. >> Yikes. Well, let's not do that on body cam. Okay. Anyone else or no? >> You want to just wait? >> If not, you can stay here. Do you have a phone that works where she can call somebody later? >> Yeah, cuz he he has problems. >> No, he won't give me his phone. >> He just lost his phone. >> He takes my phone. >> He's like actually living with his girlfriend and his girlfriend's paying the bill. >> I want out of here. >> His girlfriend's not going to let >> told me to leave. But at a certain point, if none of our friends are willing or what else do you want us to do to help you get out of here? Well, we're running out of >> Despite her awful drunk attitude, the officers still tried their best to offer her some help. And you know, crazy drunks always find that one cop to hate and one to like. >> No. >> Do you know anywhere else you can go? >> You guys should have a place for me to go. I don't care. I'll go to jail. I don't >> care. >> Yeah. What about like we have some homeless shelters that we know. Do you want to go to one of those? They're all full. >> Well, no. We can call >> We can call and see. He wants to try that. >> Daybreak or Morning Star? >> Daybreak. I think Morning Star. She wants to be checked in. >> Okay. Daybreak. 601 East Cast on the east side. >> Yeah. Him. >> Do you want to try Daybreak? >> All right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm going call this person. See if >> I don't want him to call. >> No, he's not. >> I'm going to call. I'mma call. Call. >> He'll call. Just see if Daybreak has room for one. >> Here's your phone back. >> What you say? You know, you're a you're a bastard. >> I've heard worse. >> You're a real >> Okay, >> that's more that's more of the speed. Yeah, I usually get >> there. Dispatch is calling and checking right now. >> You take that badge and you think you're better than everybody? >> Nope. >> You're not. >> I don't think that at all. >> I don't think that at all. >> You're not. >> He doesn't at me. >> He wasn't laughing. You told me >> like >> I don't know him, but he like see >> that I'm a horrible nurse. I've been a nurse for 13 years. >> I didn't say that at all. >> That wasn't him. What the you did? >> That was a fire. That was a fire. >> No, that was you. >> That was fire smiled at me. >> Yep. I'm allowed to smile, right? I'm a very smiley person. >> Yeah. >> Do you know what you're going to take for day break? >> It's so Do you have your bags? Can we go get some of your stuff together? >> Um, do you have bags you want to grab or like get your stuff together or something? >> Do they have a spot for her? >> They're checking right now. I'm just trying to occupy our time a little. >> Unlike the female cop who was being so nice to her. This officer, not so much. She crossed the line and he wouldn't be standing there dealing with her all day. So, he decided to put her under arrest. >> Like, >> turn around. Put your hands behind your back. I'm done with this. >> I didn't do anything. I'm not having you walk up on me like you're going to beat my ass. We're not doing that. >> I did not do anything to you. >> We got a bed for you. >> I did not do anything to you. He told you to stop. >> I did not go to you. >> Like you just go get her some food or something. >> Yeah. >> Assault. >> Really? Assault? >> I barely walked up to him. >> You can't You can't walk to an officer. >> Multiple times. We told body camera. I'm very good with this. Let's go. >> We'll wait for some shoes for >> We told you you couldn't do that. [groaning] >> I didn't do anything to him. >> You can't approach an officer. >> I walked up to him. >> You can't do that. >> I walked up to him. >> I guess he kept telling you to back up and you did not listen. You can't do that. >> You tried 15 times today. You had to have other adults stop you, right? Stop walking up on cops. >> He never told me to back up. >> He told you multiple times to back up. >> He did not tell me to back up. Like this hurts me. >> I get it. But like I said, man, you can't help everybody. She's She's an adult. >> Am I going to get a bail? >> Am I going to get >> a court date? >> Am I going to get a bail? >> Yeah, you'll be released on a court date. >> I have to stay in jail till a court date. >> No, he's getting a piece of paper that has your court date on it. I'm >> so broken. I'm so lost. >> You okay? This is broken. In the end, she was arrested on charges of aggravated assault on a police officer. The takeaway is simple. Help is only available to those willing to accept it. When someone chooses hostility over cooperation, they're choosing jail over assistance. At some point, accountability replaces sympathy. Moving on to the next case, where a woman ordered food as if she were loaded right until the bill arrived. >> I'm disappointed in you. >> You disappointed in who? >> You acting like that. >> And why is that? Cuz you acting like a fool. >> Shut up. >> Why you even pay that bill? >> Pay what [ __ ] bill? >> That $189 you >> Hello, ma'am. >> Officer trying to get the cash. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. What you said was 18963. >> All right. [music] So, do you got somebody else take care of the ma'am? >> No. [ __ ] Not no personal to you, but I got it. >> You got somebody that's going to take >> No, I got the [ __ ] >> Okay, let's go ahead and take care of that so we can go. >> They're closing. >> You're the last one in here. >> No, I'm not. I'm not. I'm from New Jersey, baby. >> So, is there someone that I can talk to? >> Yes, it is. >> Okay. So, put them on the phone and I can talk to >> That's exactly it. Okay. Exactly what I was doing cuz if cuz they're not driving there no hotel across the street. >> Okay. >> Well, the tab got to be paid. >> This does have to be paid. How much is the tab >> for the 100 time? >> Did you just call who you just called? >> No. How much is the tab? That's what I'm asking. >> She said 1896. >> 18963. The [ __ ] >> If I ate alone and it cost $180, I'd call the cops myself to come and arrest me. Just kidding. She ate with her friend. Not to mention, she had no intention of paying at all. >> So, what's your name? >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> This one doesn't work. >> It doesn't It doesn't work with tape. >> No, you never >> ma'am. You have to get somebody to pay or you going to go to jail. Simple. >> You said so. I'm going to pay somebody to pay tax. She She can't pay. >> It's It's real [ __ ] funny, isn't it? It's real funny, isn't it? >> You up your drunk. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. Come on now. >> No, no, no. It's not. No. [ __ ] that. >> You up your drunk. [ __ ] that. So, we're >> It's not It's not that I'm acting like a [ __ ] We're not going to yell. >> No. No. No. No. We're not going to yell. >> Nel your friend. Relax yourself. Relax yourself. You going to leave your friend. Bless yourself. >> Nah, cuz you you in a rush to get me a [ __ ] car. >> No, you are too slow to pay your bill. >> All right. Was slow. >> So, what do you want to do? >> So, what do you want? >> What do you want to do? [ __ ] slow. >> What do you want to do? >> Was slow. That was [ __ ] slow. >> Okay. So, go ahead and pretend you bring me the bill. >> Bring me the bill. >> Like I asked him to. >> Like I as you. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, no need for the roughness. >> It's not >> No need for the roughness. I'm giving it to you. No need for the roughness. >> Yeah, baby. >> Thank you. >> No need for the roughness. >> No need for the [ __ ] roughness. >> Okay. Go ahead. Pass my phone to her, please. >> It's before y'all take me. Before y'all take me. >> Hold on. Let it let it rest real fast before they take me. >> Excuse me. Excuse me. >> Even though she was already handcuffed, everyone still tried their best to help her. But no, she chose jail instead. >> Yeah, he's sitting there trying to be [ __ ] funny. >> Nobody ain't being funny. We got >> You got to [ __ ] give me your face. The face. Give me your face. >> No, it's not unlocking it. >> What's your face? What's your face? What the [ __ ] do you mean what >> said you could unlock your phone? That dude is calling. She's texting me. He might She not going nowhere. She going to jail, queen. I'm trying to get right now. Right now. Baby. >> Okay, I got you. I got you. I'm trying to lock. >> No. Unlock the phone first, mama. Chill. >> No. No. Uhuh. I did unlock the phone for you. >> I did. >> I did. I might be. Unlock the phone, ma'am. Come on. >> Mama, come on. Unlock the phone. >> One 0. What? >> 931. >> Try that. Mm-m. >> She can use her face, >> but it's not working. The face don't work. >> No, no, no. It's one three nine. Exactly. [ __ ] is that talking about? >> Baby, I might be from Jersey. [ __ ] I'm not that [ __ ] >> [ __ ] up. You are. >> Call my >> Yeah, I might be, baby. >> I might be. >> I might be. >> [ __ ] you unlock the phone. >> Talk to her. >> Yeah, it's a lot. >> Give me the phone. >> Since she was being too difficult, the officers decided to move her to the squad car. >> So, yeah. Yeah, we going. Yeah, we going. >> Yeah. >> She She's not trying to help. I'm not saying that you do. >> Walk, man. Walk. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> I'm not No, I'm not saying that. I am. Walk. We walk. >> All right. Stop treating me like that. I'm I'm that way. Let's walk. >> I'm not saying that I am, but damn. >> Mommy, chill out. >> End that [ __ ] right now. Call my bigger homie. Bigger homie. >> Okay. All right. Stop. Stop for a second. Wait a sec. Wait a second. >> Talk to that [ __ ] >> Chill. >> Uh-uh. Call my bigger homie. >> I am. >> The [ __ ] Oh my god. >> Mama. >> No. Call my brother in the military. [ __ ] >> I am now. >> Okay. Let's get you in the car. Then we >> I got you. All right. >> Give me a second. Give me a second, ma'am. >> What do you need a second for? What do you need a second? >> Because y'all got these cuffs on my >> Okay. It's not meant to be comfortable. It's not meant to be comfortable. >> It isn't. It isn't. It isn't meant to be. >> All right. Come on. Okay. [ __ ] on. >> All right. So you if you you can go pay if you get charged for that. She still getting [ __ ] >> Y'all don't have to be that rough. >> Y'ALL DO NOT HAVE TO BE THAT. But [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] if you ask me to be that problem. What's the target? >> No, it's no [ __ ] There's no weapons on you that can hurt you. You don't know anything. >> We don't know that. >> [ __ ] wrong with y'all. You don't know that. >> I am good. >> The [ __ ] is wrong with y'all? >> Listen, they said >> no. [ __ ] >> [ __ ] [ __ ] them. We going to TRY TO GET >> MY BROTHER. >> YO, BRO. >> Sit down. >> Put her in. I got >> y'all being more charges. >> No, baby. >> Give me a second. Give me a second. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Okay. Come here. Nuh-uh. Step out. Step out. Uhuh. Baby, come on. Stop. Give me a second. Give me a second. Let me do this [ __ ] for my [ __ ] self. >> Okay. >> [ __ ] I'M AFRICANAME JUST LIKE THE [ __ ] YOU. >> I LIKE IT. >> YEAH. NO, YOU'RE DRUNK. >> NO, BABY. I might be drunk, BUT [ __ ] I'M NOT. >> BUT [ __ ] I'M NOT. >> NO, [ __ ] I'm not. >> [ __ ] I'm not. >> I'm not. Like, >> the officer was being too nice, treating her with >> Can I speak to them? This is a dire situation. >> Police. >> Yes, please. >> I put on Hey, this is Officer Odum with the Hateville Police Department. Who am I speaking to? >> That's her. Hey, so we have Miss Gina in the back of our patrol car because uh she has a bill of $18964. All we came for is just for her to pay the bill. However, she became very belligerent. We just need somebody to take care of the bill. If nobody take care of the bill, she's going to go to jail for multiple charges, including theft services. So, we want to get this bill taken care of. Can you help? >> 5 seconds. One, two, three, four, five. Good. Okay. >> Okay. No, no, no. I know. I know. I know. Okay. Is there any way that uh when you do get it, could you Apple pay it possibly to this number and she can go in and tap? Oh, he said give us 5 seconds. So, he probably calling somebody. >> Yeah. No, he >> is. He has she sunk the money? >> Would y'all let her go if the bill just paid? I have to talk to my supervisor, but we got to work on one thing at a time. >> Bill first >> cuz she's talking to us. She gave me her make talking to them. >> How much the bill is? >> 18963. >> I'm disappointed in you. >> You disappointed in who? >> You acting like that. >> And why is that? >> Cuz you acting like a fool. >> Nah, baby. >> Yes, baby. I'm from Virginia. You acting like a fool. >> You might be from Virginia. >> Yeah, I know you from Jersey. >> I'm from New Jersey. >> No, you told me your ID was out of Georgia. You lied to me. My license is out of Delaware. And honestly, >> girl, I'm about to >> You about to What? >> Yeah, >> you [laughter] >> on that. Shut up. >> Where is your license from? >> Shut up. >> Why you even pay that bill? >> Pay what [ __ ] bill? >> That $189 you went there and sucked up. >> $189. I never been sucked up for $189. >> That's what you ate up. >> Sir, this is Officer Odor. This is no longer a negotiation. Okay. She had came in here >> negotiation. officers or whoever else was on this phone, they just like they need this and we need that and all of this other damn if I can pay the uh the one night before let him do it and keep saying you got to do this and you got to do this first all this other [ __ ] How you going to pay? >> Because at the end of the day, a crime has been committed. >> How you going to use the phone to pay? >> Sir, are you going to pay the bill or not? If you're not paying the bill, I'm about to go ahead and take her to Fulton County. One second. I'm I don't have time to keep going back. It's too much talking. She should have been at the station. She could have been already processed on her way to East Point if you would have just paid the bill. Now she's about to have warrants on her. She's about to go to Fullton County. bail. >> Bail? >> No, she's not going to be let go. One second. Don't back up. >> One second. She's not She's The reason she's not going to be let go is because she obstructed us. She was refusing to put her hands behind her back. She was causing all this commotion. She calling officer [ __ ] and stuff. That's not going to fly. Okay. So, I I can't take those charges. I looked at her on her PayPal. She got $166. I said, "Will y'all take this?" >> Yes. What they say? >> They say, "You will take it." >> Is that my brother? He tried against me. >> Hey, just let her I just told you not to talk to her. >> Hey, just put her face on. >> Just put her face on it. >> He don't got to send no money. They going to accept your balance that you got right there once. >> They look >> just put your face on it. >> Yeah, but PayPal, you got to have >> Since the officers were able to find the little money she had left on her PayPal and the restaurant accepted it, the woman was only charged with obstruction. Accountability early can turn a bad choice into a fixable problem. 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