Are you taking me to jail? >> Yes, you're going to jail. >> No, no, no, no, no. My dog has dementia. Please, please, please. >> Cuz you're moving around so much. I don't know what you HAVE ON. >> YOU GUYS, I WAS ASSAULTED BY A MAN. I CAN'T HELP SOMEBODY. I know. Don't touch me. >> I've got to go to work and y'all pulling me out for some bull. THIS IS A GAME. SO FUN TO Y'ALL. >> You and youring rules. >> Knock it off. >> Arrest me then. >> Come over here. >> You >> come over here. >> If you're NOT GOING TO ARREST ME, THEN GET OUT THE UP. Get back. You're going to get too. >> The lights come on. The car pulls over. And somehow the driver thinks they're in charge. What follows is a collection of traffic stops where these Karens learn a very simple lesson. You don't run the traffic stop. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Let's take a look at today's wild cases in cops versus the dumbest cars who think they're running the traffic stop. Starting with this lovely girl who screamed for mommy after not getting her way during a traffic stop. >> I don't know. >> Step out. Hey, how you doing? >> You got your driver's license on you? >> Got your driver's license on you? >> Can I ask you? >> You got your driver's license on you? Yes or no question? I don't mind answering questions. Negative. I can be up to you. >> Why you pulling me over? >> Once you hand me your driver's license, this I will be happy to tell you why you getting pulled over. Okay. >> 63. Go ahead. Roll another. >> So, your driver's license is suspended. >> You said why? Failed to appear. >> Where? >> I don't know. You tell me. You got a ticket, right? >> Yes. So, no. Only tickets. I got to pay my two Potter spring tickets that I just got and I just paid my ticket for uh four f whatever it is. >> Okay. Did you go to court? >> No. That's why my ticket was $300. >> You didn't go to court. Did you pay it before or after? >> No. That's how I know I had my ticket was $300 cuz I failed to appear in court and I had to pay $300. >> So, your license hasn't been reinstated since then. >> I just renewed my driver license for my birthday. >> License suspended. >> Got somebody to come get your vehicle? >> Oh my god. Are you going to tow my car? >> No. That's what I'm asking you. Do you got somebody to come get your victim? >> Can I just go home? >> No, ma'am. You can't just go home. >> I didn't know my driver's license was suspended. My house is right down there. >> But you said you had a failure to appear. >> But necessary. Yes, >> that's going to be But understand that. But you still have to pay the state of Georgia reinstatement fine feinatement fee to get your driver's license back. >> I didn't even know that it was I didn't even know that it was suspended. I don't have no mail work, no nothing. So when again So when you get issued a citation, it's your responsibility when you sign that citation stating that I will take care of that ticket. >> Exactly. So I >> But you did take care of that ticket until after the fact. >> That's why my ticket was $300. >> You did not take care of that. But you didn't take care of that ticket. >> Yes, I did. >> You did not take care of the ticket within the allotted time [music] that they gave you. So you just said you had to pay $300 for a failure to appear. They suspended >> they suspended your driver's license as well for it. >> I didn't know that. So, why didn't the guy So, when you pulled me over for my Potter Springs ticket, I can show you them right now. He didn't say nothing about my license. >> He gave me a ticket for my rear light view, my real light, and then no seat belt. So, why didn't he tell me then? >> I don't know. I wasn't on that traffic stop with the officer, so I don't know. >> So, the cop just pulled her over for no reason then, huh? [laughter] As if she knew her license was suspended. She just hoped that playing stupid would work. Sadly for her, it ain't going to with this officer. So, let's arrange let's arrange somebody to come get your vehicle cuz you cannot operate a vehicle in the state of Georgia until you get your license back reinstated. Okay. Okay. You hear me? Okay. And another thing, you will be going to jail today. Okay. >> Why? >> You have a suspended license. You cannot >> I did not know that my license was suspended. >> So, that's be that would be a conversation for you to express to the judge. >> Sir, why do I have to go to jail? No. >> In the city of Douglasville, we take people to jail when they operate a motor vehicle in the state of Georgia with a suspended license. >> Even know. >> So when you got issued that ticket, >> no. >> That's what the judge is going to say. When you got issued that ticket, if you would have took care of it, you would have never got in any trouble. >> Even know I did. >> You didn't go to court. Did you go to court the day you supposed to go to court? >> Listen, but that's how I know. But they sent me a ticket in the mail and they said this, your ticket is going to be this much because you a fairy to appear. I didn't know that my license was suspended, but I paid that ticket. I'm but so that's why I'm telling you your license is suspended. That does not require it does not require for anybody to tell you that your license is suspended. Understanding the fact when you got issued the citation. >> He didn't. >> It was a traffic infraction. Correct. What was your license? What did you get a ticket for? >> My my most recent or these paid >> for the fade to appear >> because I was speeding. >> Okay. So you understand that if you don't appear to court, you had a warrant taken off for your arrest. I didn't even know >> you didn't go to court. >> But why? Okay. Okay. Okay. I get >> So, you got to understand when I got You have to understand it's nobody's responsibility to tell you to go to court. >> No, I No, I get that part. I understand that. But if if if it said Oh my god, my hands are shaking. >> When I when I got that, it was a it was a week before my birthday cuz I didn't reinstate my uh registration yet. >> And when he pulled me over for those two tickets, why why didn't why didn't he tell me >> who? I don't even pause. I swear to God. >> The Powder Springs officer. Yes. >> You already asked me that and I told you I don't know. I wasn't out there with him. >> Okay, I understand that. Well, well, shouldn't Okay. Shouldn't he have took me? >> It all depends on when you got the ticket and when they suspended your license. >> It was uh was the beginning of August. >> 63. What's the suspension date on it? >> You got the ticket still in the car? >> Yeah. And my other purse? >> Oh, excuses, excuses, excuses. All her mouth knows are excuses. Lady, just accept it, please. Okay. And maybe the cop will go easy on you. Maybe. >> So don't step out for me, Milk. >> Do not call my mother, please. >> Yeah. Step out for me. >> Step out for me, Mila. >> Can I just >> step out for me before I charge you with obstruction? Cuz I'm giving you a lawful order. >> But you're not trying to do it, but you're doing it. I don't mind you talking on the phone. >> Come on out. >> Come on out. Come on out. >> Wait, sir. Please hold on. Please just give me >> That's not how it works. >> Mom, >> step out. >> Come on. I'll let you talk on the phone with mom. Come on out. >> Mom, I don't know. >> Step out. >> Listen. Listen, listen. Listen, listen, listen. >> Listen, listen. >> You going to get charged with obstruction and you won't be able to get out of jail until Monday. I'm sorry. Until Tuesday. [crying] >> I'm not trying to go down. >> Okay. I'mma allow you to talk on the phone, but you have to exit the vehicle. >> I'm trying to calm down. >> Come on. >> I'm right here. Let's go. >> Listen. >> Old enough, man. >> Come on, man. We got to get out the car. >> She is out the car. >> 29. Come on. Come on. Come on. Listen. Listen. Listen. >> I don't mind you talking on the phone with your mom. Please don't yell at me. Please. We're not. I'm just trying to calm down cuz my Please just let me please get >> But you have to But you have to listen. Come on. I'll let you talk on the phone back there. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. I'm not going to work with you if you don't work with me. >> I'm so scared. HE [screaming] HAS MY ARM. I'm so scared. >> And understand that this this everything has been recorded and you not listening. >> No, I'm shooting. >> No, you're not listening. You're not listening. I'm asking you to exit the vehicle. I do not mind you talking on the phone with your mama, but you have to listen to what I am telling you. >> Just to be clear, she's not a teenager. This is a 29-year-old grown ass woman, almost 30, and acting like an embarrassment. >> Start with your left foot. >> You have to relax. I don't even have you in handcuffs. >> Put your left foot out. You're making it worse than it has to be. >> Step Listen, listen. Listen, listen, listen. >> Step out. Come on. Come on. There you go. >> There you go. Step back there with officer dudes. >> Now when I ask you if you had any marijuana in the car, you lied. Step >> back here. >> Nobody is hurting you. Nobody is going to hurt you. But you have to listen. Step back right there. Put your phone on speaker. >> I'm going to search the car right quick. suspended. Oh, I get 29. >> I had no idea. I promise though. Oh my god, I want to lose it. >> Get out. >> I had to I'm fighting stupid about each other. I have to take anger management for. So, I have to I have to take the classes every week and I have 10 sessions to go and I have to go to court. I have to go to court on September 8th. >> My court paper my court paper's in the top part of my room. It's in the top part. Oh god, please. >> Listen. Listen. >> I didn't know. I swear I didn't know. >> I swear I didn't know. >> You got to calm down. That You could have made that go a lot worse. >> I'm sorry. It's Mike. I'm so sorry. I just don't want to go back. >> We're not yelling at you. We're just giving you lawful commands just to step out. >> That you were. I didn't say that you were. I just I'm just so scared. >> There's nothing to be scared of. We're not >> so scared. There's a lot of people that die at police cuz of it. I just don't want to be >> Tell me about you. 1803. >> We're not We're not killing anybody. We're not trying to hurt nobody. >> I didn't know. I didn't even know they were suspended. I didn't I swear I didn't know. >> I swear I didn't know. >> Okay. >> I just Please, please, please, please. >> After searching the car and talking some sense into her, the cops then put her in handcuffs. >> You got anything in your pockets? >> Nothing in your pockets. Okay. with the RO was 99. You can go ahead and confirm that, but I got my own charges. >> What up? >> Uh, you probably >> I don't think you can mix those, too. >> She can buy over the the traffic ticket. Yeah, I I'll let her stump it out. I'm not going to deal with that. I didn't think about it. I'm glad you did. I ain't going to toss you with charge you with that marijuana. Okay. It's a little bit. Okay. So, I'm going let you stump it out. Okay. >> So, it's a gest good gesture that I'm doing for you. Okay? Cuz it more stuff I charge you with, the higher your bun is. Okay? So, remember, I don't know if you would listen. Anything any traffic citation you get and you don't go to court, they're going to suspend your license. >> I didn't know that. I >> I got you. I just thought because they sent me the paper of the higher ticket that I paid that higher ticket and that was it. >> Got you. You can stump it out. You in school. Okay. So, just be mindful. You get charged with anything drug related. You can't apply for no government assistance. >> All right. Good job. >> You can take a seat. Have a seat. Officer Duke is going to wait for your mama to come. If she doesn't come within a loted time, like I said, 30 minutes, I'm going to pound the car. >> Can you please call her? Can we please call her? Cuz I promise I don't say sorry. >> Let me take this ticket. >> You got her phone. >> It's in the front seat. >> And I'll turn it to the gas station. >> I'll grab it. 2833. >> After a while, we got the grandma arriving at the scene to get the car. >> How you doing? >> Suspended license and she had weed. >> How long her license has been suspended? >> I'm not sure on the date. I'll ask the primary officer. Uh we didn't charge her for the weed, so we let her slide on that. But she had to get them out. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. But she'll probably have to wait because it's the weekend. >> But >> actually Wednesday subject valid. >> Okay. Here you go. His keys. No problem. If you want, I'll give I'll get you a case number with all her all the information. That's all our information if you need to get in contact with him. >> Okay. >> No problem. Drive safe. In the end, she's charged with driving with a suspended license. Moving on to this case here, where this very entitled woman learned the hard way that she just didn't run the traffic stop. >> I I need you guys to back away from me. >> It's not Please. >> Cuz you're moving around so much. I don't know what you have on. >> YOU GUYS, I WAS ASSAULTED BY A MAN. I CAN'T HELP SOMEBODY. I don't touch me. >> Do not >> Are you taking me to jail? >> Yes, you're going to jail. >> No. No. No. No. No. My dog has dementia. Please. It's September 1st, 2026, and a cop conducted this stop on a vehicle for running two stop signs. Okay. What's happening here? >> Yes. >> No, >> you are not saying that to me. >> I need you to take a breath. >> I stop at the behind the >> And you're making this way harder than what it needs to be. >> I stop behind the stop line. My driver's license. >> I stop. >> You need to step out the car. >> No, I'm getting my driver's license for you. >> Don't open the door like that cuz I don't know who you are. I don't know what you have on you, ma'am. I need to get my driver's license. >> Okay, but before I can't have you just reaching over the car. I can't have you reaching all around. >> You asked me for my driver's license. >> I understand that. But I when I first walked up, ma'am. Okay. Where's your driver's license? >> In my wallet. >> Okay. Where's your wallet? >> Kevin, I had heat stroke at my last job. >> Just give me a second. Okay, Kevin. Just give me a second. Where's your wallet, man? >> It's on the side of the door. >> Okay. Do you have any weapons or anything like that? >> You know what? I wish it were kind of >> in my wallet. >> In the door. >> All right, I'm going to open the door. You want to get in? >> No, I'll open my door. >> Okay, go ahead. >> Well, that was rude. You could have been a little nicer to the policeman. Maybe he would have let you go with a warning or a ticket. But with this kind of attitude, pretty sure you're going to end up in cuffs. ever roll from stop sign. I'm almost twice. >> I stopped behind the stop bar and I rolled forward to have a clear view of oncoming traffic. >> You have a registration license. >> I would have to pull everything out of the truck to get a period. Yes, I have a registration. My registration was signed the license plate and I trans so much harder ma'am >> because I'm sick and shaky right now. You just lied to me. >> Why? How did I lie? >> Please call me. >> You don't need to call them. Do you have a concern? >> Yes. >> You don't have like a a document or something like that? in here. >> No, my my car was underwater in the last storm. This is all I have. This friend died. >> I need to speak to somebody about >> 51. >> I need proof of insurance sent to me right now. I need to speak to your agent or I need somebody to text me coverage documents so I can show it to you from 9:00 night. I'll just give you a second. Okay. >> What's going on? Why >> losing my house? I go to the food pantry to eat. I lost everything twice in a store. I'm trying to be a handy person in a truck where people can steal and it gets ruined in the rain. >> I'M NOT YELLING. I'M CRYING. >> Please get a agent on the >> What's worse than a normal entitled Karen? one that's injected with the victim syndrome. If she's this unstable, she doesn't belong on the road. >> Hey, just try to get her out. I don't know. I don't know if it's 20 or 31. I don't know. Just have her step out. Have her step out. >> Okay, ma'am. I want I'm going to talk to you. I'm going to I'm going to talk to you a little bit about this. Going to >> stay right there. >> I'm just going to explain to you a couple things on the other side. >> I'm staying right here. I don't feel safe with you guys right now at all. I don't feel safe with any of you. >> You don't feel safe. It's going to get >> you guys are I I don't even know. >> Are you Key West police officers? >> Yeah, we are. >> So, look, you can come over here with us. We'll talk, but if you refuse to >> I I need you guys to back away from me. >> That's not how it works. >> So, I'm trying to be polite and >> I'm trying to be polite. I need you to back away from me. >> No, but we're not going to do that because you're outside. >> Okay, listen. Right now, the rules are made by you. >> Let's keep going. When a woman's been assaulted, the rules are absolutely >> all about that right here. You >> about my privacy. >> You're not standing by your car, man. I'm trying to be nice. >> Please stop. Please stop walking on me. >> No, get away from the car because we're >> Just don't walk on me. >> Okay. Well, I'm not on you. I'm next to you. >> Oh my god. Are you kidding me? >> Can we just talk over here? Can you just relax? >> Talk to me. >> Okay, but I need you away from the vehicle. I don't know if I just come over here. You're making this way harder. You need to I need >> Since she keeps moving around too much, the cops decided to put her in cuffs. >> You need to You're about to go in handcuffs. >> Cuz you're moving around too much. I don't know what you have on. >> YOU GUYS, I WAS ASSAULTED BY A MAN. I CAN'T HELP somebody I know. Don't touch me. >> I do not want to hurt I don't want to hurt somebody. >> Fine. JUST DON'T TOUCH ME. LET GO. PLEASE LET GO. Please let go of me and back away. >> Going to let go. I asked you to stay away from me. What's wrong with you? >> You are about to go face down with your hands behind your back. I do not want to hurt you. >> Stay away from me. You are a strange man. Stay away from me. You're a strange man. STAY AWAY FROM ME. YOU'RE A STRANGE MAN. I'm scared right now. >> Please stay away from me. >> Please stay away from me. I'm your strict relax. >> Stay away from me. >> Okay, try to relax. >> Stay away from me. >> Are you kidding me, guys? >> Yes, ma'am. Just >> I PRAY TO GOD YOUR MOM OR YOUR WIFE OR YOUR SON GIRL WOULD NEVER ASSAULT YOU. >> Just relax. Please >> back away from me. Please. >> I'm about to hurt. >> Back away from me. Please. >> She's forcing her way down there. I don't want to hurt her. >> Please. Just back off of me. Stop. >> And get your knee out of my back. >> I will not hurt. >> Get your knee out of my back. >> All right. Let's sit you up. >> Get on your side. Okay. Let's sit you up. >> Don't Don't tell me what to do. >> You leave me be. I can't believe it. >> Well, then if that's what you want, go ahead and kiss the ground. >> Do you want to sit up or do you want to lay down? >> I was a victim of assault and I said, "Please just stay a few feet away from me. [snorts] >> Will you please stop directing me what to do?" >> Okay. What do you want to do? You want to sit up? >> No. >> You want to stay right face down? >> I want to go to work so I can go home. I had >> Don't touch my phone. >> Where do you work? Where do you work? Where do you work? >> I work for myself. Okay. >> You're making this so much more much worse, man. >> We're trying to help you set you up. >> Go ahead and need me. You need me. Go ahead and leave me like you're crazy. Oh my god. >> I wasn't you. >> Just please relax cuz right now you're fidgeting and I I I we're just trying to talk. Honestly, >> not twist those wrists. >> Can you finish this stop, please? >> Oh, this is We're way past just a normal traffic stop. >> Why? >> Because now you're resisting without violence. >> Please stay a few feet away from me, >> ma'am. Cuz I said to you, ma'am, >> I don't roll through stop signs. Ma'am, >> can we try to reason? >> I have no idea who you are. >> Why are you guys dressed like you're going hunting? Are you police officers? >> Police. >> Where's your uniform? >> Don't me. I haven't. >> I talk to my mom and the priest like this. Has nothing to do with you. >> I'm going to stop talking to you because >> because Are you the officer who pulled me over cuz you lied to me? >> I am. I am. >> I said I'm a victim of assault. Please, I'm telling you how it works >> and I I do sympathize. I apologize that you've been through that when a when an officer tells you to step away on me and I'm I'm trying to >> a smart person. Yeah, they would step away my truck as I walked around the back of it. >> So, you're resisting. Okay. >> Okay. That's the other charge. I was >> I was resisting where >> you just said you were hanging on to the back of your truck whenever we told you to walk around. >> Stroke at my last job an hour ago. But >> what does any of this have to do with you just stepping over here? I ask the officers to back away from me so I can comfort. You don't control that. If they tell you to move over here, you move over. They tell you to do a somersault. >> Move. >> Okay. >> What did you just say? >> They tell you to do a somersault, you do a somersault, sir. >> Okay. Well, look, you ended up doing a somersault on your face, didn't you? >> And as she's sitting on the ground, she continues to play victim, arguing with the officers. >> Don't tell me what to do. >> I am going to tell you, cuz you're not going to disrespect me and yell at me. I'm tell yelling at you. Yes. But you weren't here, were you? >> Yes. I was standing right behind you. >> And I said, "Please back away so I can come around." And the guy come closer to me. >> Yeah. Well, you don't get You don't get safe spaces. >> Hold on to my truck. Who said that? I'm shaking. I ordered food on my >> talk to you. This isn't the explain things to you. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm a good girl. >> Please. >> Okay. So, look. I'm the one that pulled you over. Okay. Do you have any injuries or anything like that on you from whatever just happened here? >> No. >> No. You feel fine? You don't want me to check you? Can I check your arms? No. You don't want me check. >> Please let me check. >> No, I don't have any injuries. >> Can I just make sure? Cuz sometimes you don't feel it with your That's what's scary. >> Do you want rescue? >> Do you want rescue? >> Please don't touch me. >> All right. You know what? Yeah, that's it. You We're going to stand you up. Okay. >> After refusing medical aid, the cavs then moved her to the squad car. Why you touching me? That's all. >> I'm not. >> You know what? You haven't told me your name. >> You have my ID. >> I don't have your ID. >> I don't have your I'm going to walk you over here. Okay. >> Yeah. No, I'm Yeah, I'm way past everything, >> ma'am. Jesus. >> Don't drag your feet. That's resisting again. Just walk. He's telling you to walk. >> Heaven, can you guys help me on these guys? Roses hope. Please. I need my glasses. I'm blind. >> I'm going to put them on. I'm going to put them on. We're going to put them on. back home. >> You guys, I have too many men touching me. Please. >> Okay. Do you want me to let go and let offic >> Officer William needs to hold on to you? Okay. >> I got to >> abandon. Please. >> That's fine. Don't put them on. I'm not I'm not doing this game anymore. >> No, no, no. I just don't think I'm playing you in the back of my >> Put my glasses on. >> Not right now. Not right now. >> What? You know, >> take a seat. Okay. Watch your head. >> Please don't make this harder. We're going to talk to you in a couple minutes. Okay. Go ahead and lift your feet in. Can I please get in? >> Lift your feet in. I'll put it on. I'm really trying hard to I'm I'm really trying hard. Lift your legs in, please. And I'm going to talk to you right now. I need your legs in. >> Okay, hold on. >> Watch your knees. Put your knees in. >> Put your knees in. I'm going to come right back. >> The woman is charged with resisting without violence and failure to obey police. We move on to the next case where this very angry woman turns a simple stop into chaos. >> And I'm trying. I got to go to work and y'all pulling me over FOR SOME [ __ ] CUZ IT'S A GAME. IT'S NOT FUN FOR Y'ALL. >> YOU and youring rules. >> Okay, knock it off. >> ARREST ME THEN. >> COME OVER HERE. >> You >> come over here. >> If you're NOT GOING TO ARREST ME, THEN GET OUT THE out of my face. >> Don't walk away from my traffic stop. It's not done. >> It is March 20th, 2026 in New Jersey. A cop conducts this stop on a driver with another suspended license. Okay, let's check it out. >> Hi ma'am. How are you? I'm Sergeant McGowan from Harrison. I do have to let you know I have a camera on. It's our policy. Okay. Do you have your driver's license, registration insurance with you? >> Can I tell somebody? >> Are you the registered owner of the car? >> I am. >> Your driver's license is suspended. >> No, that's you. >> What's that? >> That's the license. >> Well, it's suspended in the system. That's why I'm stopping you. >> Well, that's I don't understand how you guys run a tag. >> We can run any tag that goes past in the whole state of New Jersey. Well, you drove past me, right? I ran pretty much every tag that drives past me. As long as I can see it. >> I can't find my registration. >> Looks like you have a lot of tickets in there. So, >> yeah, for the same stupid stuff y'all pulling me over for. >> Well, if you know your driver's license is suspended, why are you still driving? >> I'm not suspended. >> Your driver's license is suspended. >> I'm not suspended. >> You are? >> I don't know why you said that. I can't find my registration. I had it up there. That's where I put it. When the last police officer pulled me over, I put it back up there. I don't have my registration. >> Do you have your insurance? Where are you able to pull your insurance on your phone? >> My insurance is on my phone. >> Okay. >> I don't have my registration. Y'all stole that so I can go to court and sell you. Y'all always coming up with something. I can't wait to stay up there. That's what you stole. >> I didn't steal anything, ma'am. This is the first time that I'm meeting you. to you, sir. >> You said that's what you stole. >> I'm not speaking to you, sir. >> You are speaking to me. >> I am not. Now I am. Kissing y'all. You stole my registration >> again. I didn't steal anything. >> I ain't speaking to me. I am not speaking to you. That's what they was in my car for. They stole my >> Why she's so cranky? She might be angry cuz she gets called out for doing the same dumb things over and over. But she's about to get even more mad once she learns that her insurance is canceled. >> Britney, your insurance company's saying that your insurance is canceled. So, it's done. >> Your insurance company, I just called them Progressive. They're saying that the policy that you gave me is canceled. So, do you have any other insurance proof? >> I don't. >> Okay. So, you don't have insurance ON YOUR >> NO. >> OKAY. DO YOU HAVE somebody that you can call that can come out here and give you a ride cuz your car is going to be impounded? >> My policy is not expired. >> They're not saying that it's expired. They're saying that it's inactive, which is probably for non-payment. It's not. >> Okay. Well, do you have any other proof of insurance? >> That is insurance. >> I paid a portion of it. I still paid for if I I still paid for something. I'm still entitled to money on if I get into action or not. I'm That's still money. It's paid for. >> That's not what they're saying. >> I don't give a what they say that. >> I'm asking you a question. Do you have any other proof of insurance? >> I DON'T HAVE INSURANCE. THAT'S IT. WHAT DOES IT SAY ON THERE? I'm pay up until a certain date. >> No, that's not what it says. THAT'S NOT WHAT IT SAYS. >> WHAT SAYS THAT? WHAT did you say? >> Okay, step out of the car. What did you say? >> Step out of the car. >> With emotions flying all over the place, the cop decided to instruct her to just step out of the car for safety reasons. >> I haven't raised my voice to you one time. >> I don't give a what you did. >> So, this is your problem. It's not mine. >> And I'm trying. >> I got to go to work and y'all pulling me out for some [ __ ] CUZ IT'S A GAME. IT'S NOT FUN TO Y'ALL. >> Stop you. If you keep it up, you're going to be considered a disorderly person. >> You and youring rules. >> Okay. So, do you have somebody that YOU CAN CALL? >> I DON'T. I DON'T. >> OKAY. WELL, where do you work? >> I don't know where the I am. This is some [ __ ] I'm sick of thising [ __ ] with y'alling toy cops. >> Toy cops? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right. Well, your car is being impounded. So, why don't you get on the phone and call somebody to come give you a ride? >> Pound anybody. >> Well, where would you like a ride to then? >> I don't want to ride anywhere. Get the out of my face. >> DON'T GET AS THE COP PREPARED TO GIVE HER HER TICKET, she decided the smart thing to do in this situation is to walk away, which of course does not sit well with this cop. >> Just keep the car. I don't want it. >> Here's your driver's >> Don't grab stuff out of my hand like that. I didn't give you your tickets yet. >> You ain't going to do [ __ ] about it, you piece of [ __ ] >> Come over here now. Don't walk away from the stop. You're not released yet. You're going to get yourself arrested. Knock it off. >> Arrest me then. >> Come over here. >> You >> come over here. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO ARREST ME. THEN get out the out my face. >> Don't walk away from my traffic stop. It's not done. >> You said he was going. >> Drop it. >> Stay up against the car and stop moving. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting me. Get in the car. >> Let me get my foot. >> Get in the car. >> Let me get my foot in first. YOU DON'T JUST THROW ME IN THERE. Piece of >> [ __ ] >> But you're under arrest. You said you was taking my car. That's the end of it. >> No, it's not. I didn't finish my traffic stop and you walked away and I told you to stop. >> No, you were. You said you're going to get out the car and the car. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to wait for the truck to come. I'm leaving. >> I didn't tell you to wait for the truck to come. >> Exactly. So, I'm good to go. >> No, I didn't give you your tickets. >> You have You're going to give them to me at jail. >> You're not going to jail. You weren't. >> No, you're under arrest. >> In the end, they charged her with driving without insurance. driving with a suspended license, resisting arrest, and obstruction. Class, we move on to this case now where a couple will show you how to turn something minor into absolute insanity. >> Get back. You're going to get two. >> How's it going, man? >> Is that your handicap placer? >> That's my wife. >> Okay. So, your wife wants to be difficult over a simple question and now she wants to make an issue of it. So, the problem that I have is I was just ask I was being courteous by asking if it was hers and instead of rolling down the window just so I could ask her, she just kept pointing to it and now she just wants to play this game with me. So, technically, I could go write her $250 ticket and I can confiscate the handicap for her using it when she's not using it. And it was just going to be a simple conversation of, hey, just go park the car over there and now she wants to turn into this. >> So, let's not do that. >> I'm get in the car. >> Sure. and I'm going to get her driver's license and I'm going to run it and I'm going to see if she has any other prior. This is ridiculous. Like, this doesn't have to be It was a simple yes or no question. >> That's She has a hand. >> I don't know what why >> she put it up there after I was like, "Hey, do you have it?" And she put it up there. >> Oh, man. She hasn't even opened her mouth yet. And I already know she going to be a pain in the butt. You'll see. >> I I I need to go in the store now. Well, no, but you're right now you're detained and you're staying with me. >> Well, I'm detained. So, you don't have me pulled over >> for a violation of the handicap law. So, right now I watch your driver's license. >> I'm not violating anything. You don't have any lights on me. You don't have me pulled over, sir. >> You are stopped. I am telling you in uniform that you are being stopped and detained right now. >> For what? >> For a violation of the handicap placard. >> You want to bother me for nothing, sir. I'm sitting here batting my business. I didn't bother you. I didn't say nothing. >> You're right. You're absolutely right. You're absolutely right. me for nothing. >> Like I told your husband, I noticed the placard wasn't in the window. You don't have a handicap plate. I ask you about it. You hang it up there. I ask you if it's yours. You just keep pointing it to me. You won't answer any questions. >> What you said, sir. MY WINDOW IS UP. >> I asked you to roll the window down >> and I let it Well, YOU LET IT DOWN. I SAY YES. I SEE it in my current driving. Yes. >> So, it's it's very simple. If you want to be petty, I can be petty because >> petty, sir. because you're in violation of the handicap placard by using it in a parking space and not using the spot because your husband's inside. You can't use the parking spot with a handicap placer and let your husband go in. >> Yes, sir. >> So, that's all I was going to simply say to you. >> And I said, okay, you didn't even you didn't even get that far cuz you get to talk. >> You're right. I couldn't get that far because you wouldn't you wouldn't reason with me. You're like, I'm just going to move. Oh, I'm going to leave. >> I said I'll just move at the park then. What's wrong with moving? If you say I'm IN VIOLATION, OKAY, WELL, I'LL MOVE. Had you done that, >> I was sitting right here. You would have gave my car a ticket. >> ABSOLUTELY. >> SO, GIVE MY CAR ticket then or I move. What does my license have to do with anything? >> Because you're the occupant of the running vehicle with that handicap placard. So, I'm going to issue you then what? >> I'm going to issue you the citation. >> If I'm not in here then anymore, then what? Then what? >> I'm going to issue me a citation for me to go to court for that's after the fact. >> You're you're not in violation. >> That's after the fact. I want your driver's license. >> What? because I'm going to write you a citation for violating the handicap placard. I've explained it to you twice. >> I'm not violating. >> You're using the handicap spot that you're not using. >> So, it's very simple. I can get your driver's license and write you a petty ticket >> or I can arrest you. I really don't want to do that. I just want to write the ticket and go, but you want to be argumentative. So, here >> ticket to car. >> Here it is. >> Robbie, call your kids to come home. I'm going >> Here it is. Driver's license or jail. The choice is yours. If you're going to run away, I'm going to go get a warrant for your arrest. >> Dear Lord, her ability to turn nothing into something is almost a skill. No one in their right mind would do this effectively. It's like she's asking to be jailed. Okay, baby. If that's what you want, you might just get it. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. No. Move. You move now. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. Get out of the car now. Get out of the car now. Get out of the car now. I'm going to break the window. >> Back up. Don't stand over there. >> Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. You are under arrest. Get out of the car. You are under arrest. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. You are under arrest. Get out of the car. You are under arrest. Get out of the car. You are under arrest. Get out of the car. >> As the cop tries to pull this woman out, the husband suddenly decided to get stupid along with her and interfere with the arrest. >> You are under arrest. BACK UP. >> BACK OFF. >> DON'T DON'T PUT YOUR HANDS on me. >> I done put my hands on you. Back up. >> Get out of here now. Back up now. Back up. Get out now. >> Back up. GET OUT. YOU'RE GOING TO BE UNDER ARREST, TOO. >> Turn around. Turn off the chance. You know what? >> Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. >> Get back. You're going to get too. >> Taser deployment. >> Sit down. >> For what? [screaming] >> GET OUT. >> WHY IS BOTHERING YOU? >> TURN AROUND. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. >> I got the coffee. >> All right. >> You crazy. >> Do nothing. I ain't did nothing. >> You are under arrest. >> Did nothing. >> I just come from a funeral. >> You sitting up here. >> You [ __ ] >> Ain't nobody [ __ ] >> Ain't nobody >> You are under arrest for what? >> For obstructing. I've said it a 100 times now. >> AM I OBSTRUCTING? >> YOU [ __ ] ain't right. >> Yeah. Well, too bad. >> Yeah. >> You [ __ ] ain't right. >> Hurry up. Get your daddy down on the ground. They trying to arrest me for nothing. >> Get my jewelry off. >> After taking care of the husband, the cop then moved on to arrest the one who caused this whole mess. >> Get my jewelry up. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Behind your back. >> I've explained it to you. >> Sir, stop. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Under arrest. >> Why are you doing that to me? >> Just listen. Just listen. Stop doing this to me. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Hey, ma'am. Ma'am, >> that gun. >> Just put your hands behind me. That's fine. >> WHERE'S THE GUN? >> WHAT GUN? >> YOU JUST SAID YOU HAVE A GUN. >> I ain't SAYING [ __ ] >> I CANNOT SAY NOTHING ABOUT THAT. YOU'RE TIGHT. I AIN'T SAYING NOTHING ABOUT STOP PULLING AWAY. >> I ain't saying nothing. WHY YOU BOTHERING ME? >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED AS WELL. >> FOR WHAT? >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. FOR WHAT? >> CUZ YOU RESISTED. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> My hands BEHIND MY BACK. >> WHAT Y'ALL WANT ME TO DO? >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. THAT'S ALL THEY'RE ASKING. >> STOP DOING THAT. >> That's all they're asking. >> I ain't nothing. >> I ain't nothing >> cuz I'm going to move the PART TO ANOTHER PART FOR Y'ALL. ON MY HANDICAP STICKER. >> Could y'all get this on my hands? >> With all that being done, the cops then moved them both to the squad car. >> Where's your squad? >> Anything >> thing on you that's going to stick me? Poke me. You can walk right in front of the squad right here. >> I don't have nothing. >> Okay. Face the squad. Okay. You don't have anything on you? >> I got blood on me. >> Where do you have Where do you have blood? >> On my head. >> All right. Well, that's interesting. >> It's very interesting. I'm trying to get home to change myself. That's all I'm trying to do. Sitting here to CHANGE MYSELF. TRYING TO GET HOME TO CHANGE MYSELF. >> All right. We can go over here. >> For what? >> Uh, you're being placed in the back of the squad card so we can figure out what's going on. up over on the uh >> uh side. >> Just watch your head. Step him over there. >> I ain't do nothing. I'm gonna move to another park from the man. >> All right. Do you want me to double lock them? >> Y'all took my phone and everything. >> Hey, can you can you just step out so I can double lock them so they don't cinch up on you in the car? >> What you mean? >> The handcuffs. I got to double lock them >> so they don't get tighter on >> Yeah. So they don't get tighter on you. >> So I got to just adjust the fit so they're not too tight on you. All right. This bogus is hell. I ain't doing nothing. We been trying to move to the next part over. Y'all broke my husband's chain and everything. Y'all bogus as hell. >> We did what? >> Y'all broke his chain and everything. Y'all vocals. Ain't nobody done nothing. >> Some of us just showed up so we don't even know what was going on. >> I ain't done nothing. I ain't done nothing. I'm sitting in my car. My husband come out and y'all do all of this. I'mma move to out the parking spot. Let me get out the parking spot. It's a problem. Let me get out the parking spot. >> You shouldn't park at a handicap spot then. Why can't I if I'm handicapped? >> Are you handicapped? >> Yes, I am. Do >> you have a >> Yes, I am. You have a pler. >> Don't you see it in the car? >> It sounds like it went further than just the handicap. >> It's in the car. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Have a seat. >> Besides your phone, do you need anything out of there? >> No. What? What am I being detained for? >> So, you're under arrest. You're going to be charged with resisting and obstructing. >> I didn't resist or obstruct anything. >> I was just told that on the transport. I didn't resist or shrimp anything. I didn't resist or check anything. >> I have um tampons back at the PD, too. I don't know about pads, though. You sure you don't have anything in your car for that? >> I don't have anything. >> Okay. Would you want a tampon at least when we get back? >> Can you give my car to my daughter? >> Do do your what? The car. >> My car to my daughter. >> The car is being towed. >> For what? >> For whatever all the [music] things going on. I grabbed your phone. Do you need anything else? You got your purse on you with all your stuff. You don't need anything else out of there. Okay. In the end, both of them are charged with invalid handicap permits, resisting arrest, battery on an officer, and obstructing justice. And now we move on to this case where a woman turns a simple ticket into jail time. >> Get off, bro. Are you filming this? >> I got one. >> Welcome to February 26th, 2024. We got another traffic stop here on a vehicle with an improper tag display. Simple enough, but here's what happened next. >> My name is Officer Shal Police Department. The reason I pulled you over is essentially looked like you didn't have a license plate. As I got closer, I saw that it's back here, but that's still in proper display tag. Do >> you have a license driver's license on you, >> man? What you pull me over for? >> I just explained. Stop talking. >> I just explained. >> I do have a driver's license, but what you pulled me over for? >> Okay, I'll start it again. I explain to you. >> It's a brand new car. Like, >> okay. So, when I when I pulled you over initially, when I initially p pulled you over, it didn't look like you had a license plate. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Okay. So, let me talk. Okay. Let me keep keep talking. >> As once we pulled up here, I saw that it was on your windshield. >> But that's still considered improper display every time. Improper >> cuz it's not where it's supposed to be. It's supposed to be in the bottom. >> It's a temp tag. >> Okay. But it's still not where it's supposed to be. Your driver's license for you. So, >> can can you get a sergeant out here? >> Yep. >> All right. >> I ain't got time, man. Yeah. >> Why you giving me a hard time? I just want >> I'm just explaining it to you. You're the one. >> It's right there. >> What are you doing? Stop. >> We can just We can just switch. >> Do you have a driver's license on you? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Can you step out of the vehicle? >> I'm not about to step out. >> You're about to step out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm not. >> You're going to step out of the vehicle. >> Stop talking. Can you stop talking? >> Tooth. Can I get another unit? I'm not a supervisor on scene. >> No. Lady, you stop talking. Listen to your passenger. This ain't going to end well for you. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I'm not stepping out of nothing. Can you call a start? >> Yeah, he's going to step out of the vehicle, >> bro. Stop going. Why is you doing that? >> What is you doing? Why are you going in my car, bro? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I'm not stepping out of nothing. >> Okay, you're not going to step out of the vehicle, >> bro. Why are you making my heart my life hard work? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> For what? >> I already advise you. Step out of the vehicle. >> You're obstruct. This is considered obstruction. >> Bro, for what? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Can you call a sergeant, please? >> Yeah, they're on the way. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> So, let me let me let me wait till a sergeant call. >> No, you're going to step out of the vehicle now. >> No, I'm not. Yes, you are. >> Cuz I haven't done nothing. You going inside my car for nothing? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm not. No. It's all It's all filming. >> It's filming on It's filming on my hand, too. Step out of the vehicle. I already advise you to step out of the vehicle. >> For what? >> Obstruction. And you grabbed my hand. >> I didn't You reached inside my car. >> Yeah. I'm telling you, get out of the vehicle. >> Oh my god. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? >> You're under arrest. Obstruction. >> I'm under arrest for obstruction. Are you serious right now? This man just wanted to arrest me for nothing. He want to arrest me for nothing. You a [ __ ] man. For real. He's a [ __ ] Like, come get the car, bro. >> Follow me. >> Get off me, bro. Hey, you filming this [ __ ] Hey, I got one. >> Film this. Film this [ __ ] bro. He take you to jail for no reason, bro. Get off me, bro. >> You a [ __ ] man. You a [ __ ] >> You a >> You want to take me to jail for no reason. What's What's in there, honey? What's in there? Stop. You can't touch me. I'm a woman. I'm a woman. You cannot pat me down. >> I can't pat you down. >> No, you can't. >> Yes, I can. >> No, you can't. >> Yes, I can. >> I'm going to jail for obstruction. >> I ain't getting nothing. >> I don't even have a vehicle. >> You cannot pat me down. >> Yes, I can. >> Stop in the vehicle. I'M NOT A COP. GET YOUR HANDS OFF MY NECK. Get your hands off my neck. >> He put his HANDS ON MY NECK. >> YES. WELL, when you're resisting YOU, STOP TALKING. CLOSE THE DOOR. Close the door. >> Get me out of here. Close the door. You >> Thank you. >> Oh, girl, you trying too hard to come off tough. All we see is a clown. Oh, well, maybe a bit of jail time and teach her a lesson. >> Hey, how are you? >> Hey, I'm Joey. >> Hey, Joey. I'm Lieutenant Dan Allen. >> Huh? >> Hey, I'm Lieutenant Van Allen. >> Hey, how you doing? Um, I do have a license, but I don't have it on me right now. I do have a picture of my license. >> You're not involved in this. She's the one. She's the driver. >> Okay. >> Are you a passenger of the vehicle? Yeah, I'm going to pass another vehicle, but that's our car together. So, I'm just going to take it back. >> We will handle that. >> I hate you jazz cops. I hope you all [ __ ] die. I ain't do [ __ ] You You You really racist. You profiled me. You see I'm black. I'm driving. I'm on my way to the house right down the street. The [ __ ] You got me [ __ ] up. And y'all about to intimidate my girlfriend. We got money. We I'm get out. This ain't nothing. I ain't worried about this [ __ ] I've been through this. This ain't nothing to me. You put your hands on my [ __ ] neck. You a [ __ ] ass cop cracker ass [ __ ] THAT'S WHAT YOU IS. YOU PROFILE ME. YEAH. That's what you did with your rookie with your rookie ass. Just what you did your young ass. I SAID CALL A SERGEANT. OH, YOU GOING TO GET OUT THE CAR? YOU PUT YOUR HANDS IN MY CAR. IT'S ALL ON FILM. WHY IS YOU PUTTING YOUR HANDS IN MY CAR? IF I WAS WHITE, you wouldn't have did that. You did that cuz I'm black. >> Um, you got information cuz she got a valid license. So, she may be able to take possession of the vehicle. >> She may be like, come on, bro. Just give my car to my girl. Let her go home. Like, y'all doing too much, bro. >> What you got, man? Try coming back on you. Um, I originally pulled over the vehicle cuz it didn't look like she >> Bro, you when I finally got here, I saw >> YOU A RACIST ASS COP. YOU A [ __ ] ass cop. >> That's all I know IS YOU A [ __ ] ASS COP. >> AFTER A WHILE, the sergeant came to talk to this rude woman. >> Man, don't say nothing to me, man. I ain't got time. >> I'm just trying to figure out what's going on, >> bro. He pulled me over on some racist [ __ ] bro. That's all I know. >> Like, like, what do you mean? What did he do, >> bro? It's a temp tag. It's a brand new car. >> Where's it from? >> What do you mean? >> What? Like, where's the car out of? Like, where's it registered out of? >> Bro, I ain't got time to talk to you. I can see all that. It's the van. Just run the van. It's a brand new park. >> Yeah. Run it out of cuz when we do a van, we don't just run the van. We just run a van. And >> man, I'm not about to help you do your job. You got to do your job. >> Have you been drinking tonight? >> Hey, no, I'm good. >> Okay. >> I'm straight. He didn't pull me over for that. He pulled me over for a tag. >> Okay. I'm just asking a question. >> Bro, why is you Bro, come on. You a whole ass black man. That [ __ ] sad. >> What have to do with anything? >> That [ __ ] sad that you you over here trying to search for something. I'm already in cups now. You trying to like >> asking a question because you're highly upset and agitated. >> Because I just want to I live right down the street. I live in the highrise. >> But why do you have to Why are you so upset? He's just asking a simple question. All he asking is >> So what is your what's your point of talking to? >> So I'm trying to figure out what made you so upset. Why are you upset, >> bro? I mean, >> cuz if we can get to the bottom of this without having to be an issue, like I prefer it that way. But it's not like it's like >> I'm in cuffs, bro. >> Okay. But you didn't have to be in cuffs, >> bro. What you mean? He initially put me in cuffs. >> He is for your license or you didn't give him a license. Why? >> I said, "I'm not about to get a license. Can you get a sergeant?" >> Okay. >> And he said he was. And then when when I said that, he called the sergeant. Then he said, "Put his hands in the car." >> But you still have to get out of the car. >> I did get out the car. >> Then you did. Thank you. But because you're not identifying yourself, you are actually obstructing. That's clear part, right? >> I said I said he said, "Do you got a license?" I said I said, "I got a license, but I'm not going to give a se Can you call a sergeant?" >> So refusing to ID. >> I said, "Can you call a sergeant?" >> It doesn't matter. You still have to get the ID, >> bro. It don't matter. Y'all still You ain't going to see my part. >> What's your name? >> It don't matter. >> Okay. So, do you want to go to jail as Jane Doe? >> And they sit there till they identify you. >> Hey, tomorrow's Monday. >> You'll still sit there until you you still identify you because they still have to put the charges. We're trying to make this as easy as possible. >> I don't care what y'all got going on. >> I really don't. Just let my girl take my >> Just let my girl have my car. I mean, we if she if you don't, we going to get it out anyway. It don't matter. Y'all can make my life. >> It has nothing to do with her, but the the car. We're just trying to make sure the car is regular. The car is good. >> The car is Bro, it's a brand new car. It's my car. >> The captain reads her her rights before proceeding with the situation. >> Tell her to come out. Can Can >> give me one sec. One second. >> What do you want from me, bro? >> I have something I have to read you, but >> Nah, you don't have to read me anything. >> I do. It's required by law. >> Let him read me cuz I ain't going to lie. I write I write I write this this little this one right here. Read me. >> You called him racist. Why is he so you? >> Because he profiled me. >> How did he profile you? >> I don't want no black man to read me my rights. That's sad. That's sad that you want to do it, too. >> To make sure that you're so lost, bro. >> Treat you fairly. I don't know. I'm lost by treating you fairly >> and you work for Brook Haven. They laugh at you >> on the low. I promise you. >> I promise you they don't. But at the end of the day, I'm trying to help you out. >> I promise you they do. >> If you want to, you'll never fit in. You'll never fit in. >> Okay. So the state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of the state upon your submission to state administered chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for the purpose of determining if you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you refuse this test in your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state will be suspended for you, bro. >> Refusal to submit to blood or urine testing may be offered into evidence against you at a trial. If you submit to testing, the results indicate an alcohol concentration of 08. I have no I haven't done I haven't I haven't had anything to drink for a minimum period of 1 year after first submitting to the requested state test you are entitled to additional chemical tests of your own of your blood breath urine or other body substances at your own expense and from qualified personnel >> why are you why are you trying to do this to me bro like he pulled me over for one thing you sub >> I'm not submitting to nothing I'm fine >> in the end she's charged with DUI improper display of a license plate driving on a suspended license and obstruction. And now it's time to get on to this case where a Gen Z would try to get all flirty with cops in the hopes she'd get away from this stop. >> Female officers around. >> I'm good, bro. Check me. I don't care. >> I'm giving authorization to >> I've been in the legal field. I'm >> I'm going I'm going to school. Um I got to get a legal license. I don't know. That's awesome. So you can check me. Yes. On November 30th, 2022, a cop conducted this traffic stop on a suspicious vehicle, swerving in and out of lanes. The driver tells him that she's a stripper, and she also said she was texting her boyfriend while driving. What's a problem? But, you know, the more she talked, the more reason she gave the cops to arrest her. >> What What time did you get off at answers? >> 11. >> 11. >> It's an hour and a half away. >> You got off at 11:00. It's 10:23 right now. >> Really? Oh, I was supposed to get off at 11:00, but I got off a little bit later. >> You mean a little bit earlier? >> King. Yes. Sorry. >> You can search the car if you want to. >> Ooh. With that speech impediment and tangled up stories, it doesn't take long for the cop to suspect she's drunk. >> Okay. >> Did you have anything to drink while? >> No. I'm 19. >> You're 19? >> I cannot drink. I at the strip club have nothing. >> Nothing? >> No. >> Are you sure? Don't get on my eyelashes, bro. >> The light will hurt your eyelashes. >> No, but they falling off >> from the light. >> No, they've been falling off. >> Oh, they look like they're okay right now, though. >> Yeah, I think we can all agree that calling a police officer, bruh, ain't going to be your brightest move. Especially when you're a dumb teen stumbling out of a strip club wreaking of alcohol. I love it. She then steps out of this car for a sobriety test. >> How bad is your vision? Like are you able to >> I mean I can see but you know it's I'm sorry I'm chilling but I'm going to just walk in a straight line and I'll be good. >> Well that's that's not even I haven't even told you the exercise that I'm doing yet. So you got to >> I'm cold. >> Okay. I mean just give me 10 minutes of your time. >> Okay. Okay. >> Fine. >> Yes. I told a straight line. What are you going to do? Copy from >> Hold on. I didn't tell you that's what we're going to do yet. >> I know but I know how the place is. >> Okay. Well, let me do what I'm going to do and then we go from there. Okay. So, like I said, you said you don't wear any contacts. Is your vision >> I do I wear contact? >> I mean, I'm sorry. You said you wear contacts, but is your is your vision >> It's bad. >> Bad. It's bad. >> But I can >> Are you able to see my finger from this from this? >> It's like a little >> Is it blurry? >> Blurry? Yeah. >> Another wonderful mess on the road. She said her vision was pretty bad. Can't even see the cop's finger. It's pretty blurry. And this person is driving at night without any kind of glasses or contacts. Just a recipe for disaster. >> So, you're going to hold it parallel to the ground and keep it straight when your arms by your side. >> Sweet. It seems like >> No. You see how my foot is above the ground? >> Okay. >> 6 in above the ground. >> Okay. You're going to count 10,00 1,002 1,00 3,004 until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> 1,00 1,002. >> Hands by your side. >> And you got to look at your foot. >> I got what? You got to look at your foot. Hands by your side. >> Look at my foot and count. >> Yes. >> Okay. Ready? >> Yes. >> 1,00 1,002 100 34 1006 1007 1008 1009 1 123 1 14 Bro, come on. 2015 1 1789 1201. Come on. This is ridiculous. >> After a long string of sobriety tests, she did finally make it through only to fail every single one. Naturally, the only thing left was to be placed under arrest. >> Okay, you can stop. >> Come on. >> Really? So after being placed under arrest, she just casually drops a bombshell saying there's a gun in the vehicle. So the cops following procedure suggested calling in a female cop to search her. But in a twist no one asked for. She wanted them to search her instead. >> Female officers around. >> I'm good, bro. Check me. I don't care. >> I'm giving authorization to you. >> I've been in the legal field. I'm I'm going I'm going to school. Um I got to repair a legal license. I don't know. That's awesome. Yes. So y'all can check me. Yes. I want to get my own office. So check me, please. I'm giving you authorization. >> There's plenty of female officers. So >> but I don't want to wait for that. I just want to go. >> I'll be home. >> How do um how do I call my phone? >> [ __ ] I've been in the legal field. That's just stuff. >> Okay. Well, we're just going to call another >> But because you are male, you can't search me. >> We're not going to search you. >> Why not? I give you authorization, too. >> Well, I'm not going to do that. So, >> well, I like men. Come on, just search me. >> What's up? What's your boyfriend? >> Please come pick up the car. That's a rental. >> The car is going to get towed. Unfortunately, >> I got to pay rent on the first, bro. >> Completely out of options, she started hitting on the cops. Legally, they're not allowed to check her unless there's a female cop present. But she's practically insisting they do. And each time they shut her down, she only gets more desperate. Maybe thinking they'll just give in and let her go. But of course, things don't work that way. >> You don't have a jacket? I don't have a jacket. So, we already went through this. I'll turn I'll turn up the heat whenever you get back in my car. >> Wow, that just sounds very romantic. I just want to go. >> I'm not going to argue with you, >> bro. Y'all can't just search me. >> I said y'all can, >> bro. I go to school for this [ __ ] Why can't y'all search me? >> I'm I'm a parillegal right now and I'm going to school for law and y'all [ __ ] my [ __ ] up right now. >> I mean, we didn't do anything. So, >> but because I couldn't say 1,10 like come on. >> No, it was a combination of all those exercises. >> I'm cold. I'm shaking. You see me shaking right now. It's not because I'm nervous. I'm not nervous at all. >> She was charged with DUI. After court, they gave her 9 months of probation. >> I'm going to tell you right now. I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. I will. You can't. Don't. Don't. >> License, registration, and proof of insurance. You're going to jail. We're done. We're done. We're done. We're done. >> It's March 3rd, 2025, and a cop found a car making an illegal left turn at a school's parking lot. All right. What's happening over here? >> You're you're getting stopped. >> Location. >> You still can't make that left turn. >> How am I going to get to the school? >> That's if operating hours. >> It's still there. >> Start. >> Okay. How are you going to get to the school? >> Drive down and make a U-turn. >> I understand. If it's hours of operation, but I just need to get to the school to drop off my daughter. I'm late. So, if I was cutting it into traffic, that makes sense. >> That makes you stillense. >> Okay. So, >> no, we're not doing that. I didn't commit a crime. >> Okay. >> I did not commit a crime. >> This is what you're going to you're going to let her go to the school. >> Yes, I am. But I did not commit a crime. >> And then as soon as you're done with that, I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> So, either you So, I literally told you you made that left-hand turn where there's a >> Listen, let me explain something to you, right? >> Okay. >> So, once you drop the kids off in the school, if you refuse to give that to me, you're going to take the ride today. >> Yeah. You're going to put me in jail. >> You're going to go to jail. Crime. I'm telling you right now cameras. >> So, I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> Okay. >> We've been together. We We know each other. >> We know each other. You know who I am. >> I have no idea who you are. >> Yeah, you are. You do. >> Can you start off Alpha 20 this way? >> You going to call supervisor? So, I'm going to tell I'm going talk to the principal right now, too. >> What the heck is the principal going to do? Put the cop in a timeout. Also, what's with the attitude? Pretty sure the officer was just going to give her a ticket if she knew how to behave. sadly looking like you're too entitled to listen to anyone. Now, once she gives her kid to the school, she will be placed under arrest. >> So, like I said, I need your license. >> So, like I said, I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> What did I do? >> This is the last time I'm going to ask you. >> Let me know. You can call the supervisor. What did I do? >> So, I'm going to tell you right now. I need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> Come. I will. You can't. Don't. Don't. >> License, registration, and proof of insurance. You're going to jail. We're done. We're done. We're done. We're done. No. No. We're done. We're done. We're done. Stop. We're done. We're done. We're done. Thank you. Give me another hand. Give me another hand. Give me the other arm. >> No. Stop and give me the other arm. We're done. We're done with this. We're not playing this. >> We're not doing this today. Nope. >> No. We're not. We're not. You refuse to give it to me. >> Stop. Give me a reason to stop. >> I'm done with this. I'm not playing this game with you today. You're going to jail. >> Oh, when am I going to jail? >> Stop. >> I would stop with my daughter. >> Sir, you can't. >> I told you already. We're done. >> You asking for my life. >> We're done. I asked. No, you just told me you're not. >> I said call a supervisor and let me go get it. >> Stop moving your arm. >> Can you call me supervisor? But you've been bullying me. >> Okay, ma'am. I don't know you. >> I Yeah, you do. >> I don't. Stop. >> What am I going to ch for? >> Resisting. >> Resisting for what? For what? I'm 10 for I have an adult. >> Sir, I work for the city of Dan. >> Okay. Has nothing to do with me. >> Listen, you literally car face the car. >> Can I shut off my car? >> Face. No. >> What am I going to jail for? >> Resisting. >> But what if I resist for >> I You told me to get your license for resistation and then you grabbed me. >> We're done. We're not doing this today. >> Excuse me. Can you call the police doing it to me? That's >> okay. That's not going to stop anything. >> He's putting me in jail. >> Yes. >> Literally for dropping off my daughter in school. Can you please please follow me? >> The principal can't stop anything that I'm doing. >> They're not saying I didn't even do nothing. >> We're done. >> Don't take me. Listen. >> No, you're going. >> Listen. Listen to me, God. Listen to me. Listen. Listen. Listen to me. Give me a chance. >> Listen. I You're going to ruin my life. >> I gave you multiple chances. >> I said I'll call a supervisor. I'm actually going to be nice and get it for you. >> Face the car. Listen, I'll do this to you. We're done. >> Listen. >> We're done. Face the car. >> If you have a heart, you're going to ruin my life right now. >> There's nothing to do with me. Face the car. >> Listen to me. >> Face the car, >> please. >> Nope. We're done. >> Lady, you got no one to blame but yourself. Things would have gone a lot easier if you just cooperated. Well, it's too late for a second chance now. >> You didn't take the ride today. >> Listen. >> Nope. >> Listen to me. I've never been to Listen. >> That's fine. Today. >> Listen. >> We're done. >> Listen to me. >> Nope. There's no listen my life right now if you do this. Please listen. >> And my kids. >> Listen, Garner is being so mean to me right now. He asked me for my license registration and and I was going to go get he just grabbed me. >> Okay, ma'am. Let me ask you this. Um >> I never when he initiated the traffic stop, did he ask you for your documentation? No, he didn't. I later did. He did. >> Okay. >> And I said, "Let's >> So, when he initiated the traffic stop and you exited the vehicle, >> I went to take my kid." >> Okay. Did he ask you for or did he advise you of a traffic stop? Okay. >> No, he didn't tell me. It was the reason he stopped me. >> Okay. Did he advise you there was a traffic stop? >> It was It No, he said license and registration. He got out. >> Okay. So, he got out of the vehicle. >> He got out and he asked for license, registration, and insurance >> in after when I started walking away. >> Yes. >> Okay. And then you said what? Listen, I said I'm going to drop off my kid. I didn't commit an because that left turn it doesn't say doesn't when there's no blinking lights. I just spoke to the assistant principal and they said that doesn't that right >> doesn't say that >> it but that's what I'm saying. That's why >> it says no left turn >> but I didn't >> you can take my listen okay listen I understand everything you're going but >> I'm about to I got hired for the city of the Atlanta. I will give you my license and registration. >> Okay. >> I don't want to ruin my future. I just had an issue with gardener. >> I just I just want to get this straight. So, >> are you supervisor? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Listen, I >> that's why I'm here. >> Okay. Thank you for Okay, I can give him my license. Listen, Gardner, me and him had issue before. He said he doesn't remember. Okay. >> Okay. >> He's a little mean. Okay. He is. So, I'm sorry that I was a little mean to you because you've been mean to me earlier. >> Do you understand that we we interact with a lot of people every single day? So we don't mean to me and I said good morning to you and you were mean to me and I actually cute and I was being nice. >> Ma'am >> girl, quit the victim act. She lying so hard she can't keep track of the lies. I'm quite surprised her nose didn't grow. >> Flattering is not going to go anywhere. >> I'm not I'm not saying that. You're right. You're right. You're being professional. >> Let me let me ask you this. Um he initiated his lights. >> Um you got out of the you got out of the car to drop off your child. He got out of the vehicle, asked for your license, registration, and insurance. You said you were dropping off your child >> and what what crime did I commit? And then he seemed to tell me nothing. >> All right. So, when you came back, did he ask you for your license, registration, and insurance? >> Yes. And then I was like, can I get a supervisor? And I was really going to give it to him. At the end of the day, I was walking. If you look at the camera, >> let me let me explain something to you. All right. Let me let me let me just be honest with you. All right. That's not how this works. All right? >> When anyone when any law enforcement officer initiates their lights, that is a traffic stop. That is a legal detention. You don't have a legal right to walk away. >> All right. So, him letting you >> escort your child into the school, >> that was a courtesy that he didn't have to do. >> He could have hooked you up right then and there. >> You're right. >> All right. Secondly, secondly, >> when my law enforcement officers ask you for license, registration, and insurance, >> you are legally obligated to provide that. If you fail to do that at any point in time, you are failing to identify yourself on a legal detention and you will be arrested. >> Thank you. >> You can be arrested. >> Okay. >> So, when my deputy asked you for your information >> on more than one occasion and you failed to do that? >> No, I was I swear look at the camera. I was opening my door to get it and then he's like, >> "I'm more than happy if you walk through. It's hard to >> Yeah, you you can't. I was literally opening the door to go get it and then he grabbed me." Okay. >> But listen, >> go ahead. Place her in the vehicle. Let me uh >> Listen, can I ask you a question? >> We're going inside the car. We're going >> You can go into the car. You can ask me in the >> Can I tell you something? >> What's up? >> I got hired from the city of the van. >> Okay. >> Please don't take Give me a ticket >> inside the car. >> Do me a favor. Go ahead and take a seat in the vehicle. I'm going to watch this video and then I'll make my determination. >> I'm just I can't my future by myself. >> Do me a favor and get in the vehicle. I'm sorry. >> Can I apologize? >> Inside. >> Can you please step in the vehicle? >> Uh, my feet. >> I'm sorry. Okay. >> After securing this woman inside the car, the supervisor watched the responding officer's body cam footage to determine the next action. >> So, I literally told you you made that left hand turn. Listen, let me explain something to you, right? >> Okay. So, once you dropped the kids off in the school, you're >> So, literally, as you're getting out of the car, you told her that this is a traffic stop. >> You know, you advised her the reason of the stop >> and she started arguing right off the bat. >> I've seen enough. >> Um, I watched the video. I was >> so video. >> Stop. Stop. All right. I watched the video. >> All right. On three separate occasions, my deputy asked you for your license, registration, and insurance. And on three separate occasions, you decide No, you decided to argue with him. You're right. All right. I watched the video. >> You're right. You're right. You're right. Listen, you are right. >> And then on the third time, right before he took you into custody, he asked for it >> and I was >> And you told him no. >> I did it. Yeah, you told him no and to call for a supervisor and then you started walking towards your car. >> So, >> based on what I saw in the video, >> please don't. Please, I >> You are being arrested. >> Listen, >> is there someone that we can call to come collect the the vehicle and the dog or at least the dog? I will be more than happy to have to move that vehicle into a parking spot, but as of right now, >> listen, >> no, we're we're we're not going to sit here and argue with you. >> Listen, I'm I'm not arguing. I'm apologizing. That's what I'm doing. >> Okay. >> So, is there somebody that we can call? >> Okay. Is it somebody? I need somebody that can come collect the dog at the very least. >> If it's on my phone. >> Is it in the vehicle? >> Yeah. >> All right. You got her phone. >> I'm going to type this. It's a little tight. >> All right. Face that way. >> I don't want to lose my face that way, please. face that way. All right. [snorts] You should have thought of that before you decided to argue with my deputy about a traffic stop. This would have been a simple ticket had you help. I don't have nobody for my kids. Please, guys. And my kids, please. Gardner, listen to me. Look at me. Gardner, I'm sorry. point today. >> Listen, I understand that. But no matter what, I still want to apologize, okay? I had a little grudge at home. >> That one's good. >> Who's baby mama? >> I don't. >> Okay. What's her name? >> Stephanie. >> Hey, Stephanie. >> Is there anything else I can assist you with today? Sorry, she's on the phone. >> Will you guys do this? >> Sorry, >> Stephanie. >> You got anything on you that's going to stick to me? >> No. Turn off. >> Hey, Stephanie. This is uh Sergeant Dino at the sheriff's office. >> Come here. Um >> is currently uh being arrested. Um, and we have >> she has the dog in park. [snorts] >> Is there any way that you can come and at least at the very least collect the the dog? >> What is she being arrested for? >> For failure to identify. >> Failure to identify like herself. >> Yeah, she was on a traffic stop. She failed to provide her her documentation on a legal traffic stop. So, um, she's going to be arrested. Um, >> anything else on your in the jails? >> The actual chucked up in. Yeah. Just let them know before you get out there. >> You don't look like you have any chuck, but it's a >> daughter in school. >> Okay. >> Yeah, the the the child's in school. Yeah. >> It's when I made the left turn. I didn't even know that was a a a traffic stop. So, I >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> So, >> in the end, she's charged with resisting without violence. She's also cited for her traffic infraction. It doesn't. Why are you coming over here? >> Stop. You stop her. You're going to get a pit on the ground. >> You're going to get a resistance charge. I saw something in her pocket. As she's talking to me, she's trying to shove it in her ass. >> It's December 6th, 2024. Florida of all places. A cop's on patrol conducting a traffic stop on a vehicle after noticing it speeding through an intersection, blowing right through a red light. Here's what happened next. >> Excuse me. I went through >> Yeah, you went through a red light and you're speeding it. >> I did. Oh, I'm sorry, Mom. I'm trying to get a My cousin left my car in Coco Beach last night. He stole it. I'm just my mom's car. I'm trying to trying to get over to my friend's house and jump my car out Cocoa Beach because this is her car. I'm trying to get out there. He's I just went and got to I just went and trying to get my tools to go out to Cocoa Beach to jump her car and she's freaking because she wants her car back. I'm trying to get the Coco Beach out there. Hecking in to get my car jumped. So, I'm trying to get that car jumped back out there. See? Got to go. I just got there. You roll down the other window. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. >> So, she's freaking cuz I'm trying to get my car back. This is her car. >> Okay. >> So, it's cold and I'm just texting. I'm trying to text my friend talking about dead batteries and stuff. I'm sorry. I didn't even know that was you behind me till just then. >> Okay. >> So, I'm trying to pull over to let you go behind me. I didn't know that was a cop behind me. I didn't know that. I was probably somebody on my ass. >> All right. Do you have your license registration? Uh, >> I don't even know where our registration is. Sorry. >> Let's start with your driver's license. My insurance card is that's in my car. That's in my car right now. >> All right. Do you have any weapons in the vehicle? No. >> Any drugs in the vehicle? Anything like that? No. >> Seeing how frantic she was, the cops suspected that she had something to hide and instructed her to get out of the car and deployed a K9 good boy to search for any suspicious signs. >> Okay. You mind if I search? >> No, I don't have anything cars like a sir. I'm trying to go to my I'm trying to go down to my my mom's car. Yeah. Well, I'll just have you shut off the vehicle and step out for me. >> Can Can I put all this back, please, sir? >> Just set it off to the side. >> Okay. Damn. >> What was I doing wrong? Officer, >> you were speeding and you went through a red light. Now, put the stuff Put the stuff to the to the side. >> Jack Oats and Barton. >> What? Lily. >> Jack Oats and Bart or Morel and Barton. >> Give me a second. And Your stuff's fine. Just step out. >> Why do I have to step out of the car? >> Because I'm telling you to. >> Get in the car and step out. >> I didn't do anything wrong. Can I get my jacket at least, please? >> Just leave it there. Just step out. >> Oh. Oh my god. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Step out over there by him. >> I'm going to shut your car off. >> I'm not searching your car. Is there a window on something? This is my mom's car. Nothing in this car. [ __ ] >> There's nothing. This is illegal. There's nothing in my car. >> I had nothing. There's nothing in my car. Except there's wheels in my car. It's my mother's car. There's diabetic wheels in the car. Don't die. The only car and there's others because there's a bottle of pills in my car. My pills are my prescription pills. the bottom wheels in my car. That's it right here. That's mine. This is my car. This is my car. This is it. >> So, it's your car. It's your mom's car. >> This is my mother's car. >> As the cop is looking through the vehicle, she started acting up and trying to resist the officer. >> Stop. >> What the hell are you doing to your pants? >> Why are you right in the back? >> It's a needle. Stop. >> It's up here. Why are you coming? >> Stop. You stop. You're going to get a hit on the ground. You're going to get a resistance charge now. Stop up against the car [laughter] cuz you got out of control. >> Stop. Give me your hand. Give me your hand. [laughter] >> I need a female officer. >> Stop. >> I don't want you to hurt my needle and see my needle. I don't want you to see my needle all the time. I don't want you to see my diabetic needle is off. >> You thought I wanted to go to jail needle. >> I don't want you to see my diabetic needle is all. I'm telling you about >> There's nothing wrong with being diabetic. It's not against the law. >> Say, >> no one's going to say No one's going to say it is. >> It's a pair of bonito. >> Stop. They'll say it's a death. They'll say it's a They'll say it's a nail needle for something else. >> You want me to start ignoring you? >> No, but they'll say it's a drug needle. >> You'll say it's a drug needle. >> You always keep your >> I had it in my pocket. No, I had it in her pocket. >> She I saw something in her pocket as she's talking to me. She's trying to shove it in her ass. >> It was a needle. That's what it was. >> It was a needle. >> Fine. >> You'll say it's a drug needle. >> You have the right to remain silent. That you have a right to remain silent sounds more like begging than informing. Also, was she stuffing a needle up her ass? How desperate was she? And despite her erratic behavior, the cop still gives her a chance not to make this even worse. >> Trying to help you out. Just be quiet. >> You want to tell me why? Cuz you know why I was a nurse? I was a nurse 18 years. I'm 5 years sentence and I have till October. I have till August 25th to go back and get my license. I have three years in. >> I have three years to go back. Yes, sir. >> Right here. And if I if I lose it, I if I don't if I go to jail, I won't go back and I won't get my license in August >> of next year. >> I can tell you right now, your eyes are pinfooted and you're talking a thousand miles an hour. >> I'm scared. >> When I'm scared, I don't That's how you're >> My mother I'm telling you. >> Stop. >> I'm telling you, son. That's what I'm scared of. >> Stop. You're lucky we didn't put you on the ground cuz that's where you were going. I saved you from going to the ground. >> Sorry. That's what I'm scared of. >> You don't have to resist us and pull away and try to get away from us. You should go to jail for that. >> I don't care. >> Stop. You're detained. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say 10 will be used for one. You have You understand each of these rights have just 237 on the >> Why can't you call my mom? >> Why can't you call my mom? >> How old are you? >> I'm 48. >> Okay. I'm not calling your mom. >> My mom thinks I'm going to get my car. Why can't you be calling to get Why can't you >> Stop. >> I want to get that out of my out of there. Pull it out of her stabbing me. Sir, can I get at least >> I have a female officer coming. I'm not going to reach >> stabbing me. So, I want to pull it out. >> Stop. >> It is stabbing me. >> Stop it out. >> No. >> WHY CAN'T I PULL IT? IT'S STABBING ME. >> STOP. >> WHY ARE you hurting me like this? >> I'm not trying to hurt you. >> Swarm it all around. Cut the [ __ ] >> It's poking me. >> Then don't stick it in your a-hole. Poor officers. They still got to take the needle out of her. >> And she put talking to me. She put it in the back of her pants. Now she's saying >> there is a needle poking me right there. Can you get it? >> Okay, I can get it. Just relax. Where is it at? It's in the back. Okay. So, here's what I need you to do. Listen what I need you to do. Not move. Do you understand? I understand. But don't move. >> Hold still. Do not move. >> I don't want you officer again. >> Move your hands. Do not move. >> Please >> hold. Listen. I'm going to tell you this one more time. Stop moving. Hold that off. >> Hurry. My underwear. >> Okay. Hold very still. You got it. >> Hold on. I need a bag. >> Okay. >> Keep holding. Don't move. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Now, stand still. >> I do. >> You have bags. Warhead. >> Um, I can get one. >> Yeah. It's It's not The lid's not off of it, but it's bloody. >> So, after taking the needle out, the cop continued searching her, and they found even more of her so-called vitamins falling out of her pants. >> You got anything else on you? >> No, I was just trying to tell them about that needle. >> I don't know what she has on her. >> All right, I'm going to search you, but do you have anything else that's going to poke me? >> No, that might I thought I had maybe one more deal, but I think this is in my butt. That was it. >> Where do you think you might have in your butt? >> I thought you had my pocket. Yeah, I thought my body still pocket. That was it. All right, Tabo, can you lift this arm again? She says she might have another one down there. >> In my butt. >> Okay, keep your hands out of it. I'll look. >> I think it's in my pocket or my butt. >> Can I don't see it. >> Okay, it's my in this pocket right here. Maybe >> in the pocket. All right, hold still. >> If not, it was in the car. Oh, that's a tire thing. It might be in the car then something. It's >> my diet. That's my pill. >> That's my vitamin for taking my vitamin >> and that's it. Then it's in the car if it's not in there. >> Okay. Give me just a second. >> I still got to finish searching everything. Okay. >> Okay. >> She needs to go to jail for this. >> Hold still. >> I didn't mean to resist. >> Those are my vitamins. I swear to God. >> You're fine. I just dropped it. Just >> Those are my pills. Those are my vitamins. >> Just hang for I got to put all your property in a bag. Okay. >> Okay. Those are vitamins. >> Stop going, please. And I also need you. I know you'll search it, but right. >> There's something in her pants, so I need you to hold it. >> Oh, those are my That's my Those are my medication. Those are my pills. Those are my riding packs. This has my Those are my vitamins. >> Her eyes are super constricted [ __ ] up. >> Those are my vitamin packs, ma'am. This has my medicines in it. >> Tweezers or something. >> Yeah, that's my vitamin packs. >> Going to take it. >> You got to take them in. That's all my vitamin stuff. All my medications in those packs. >> Those are just all my vitamins packs. I promise you. >> You're fine. I just have to do my search, right? >> Yeah. I was just worried about those needles. That's what I was worried about. >> Okay. All right. After searching her body, the cop then came to search her vehicle and belongings. >> Why I got you got gloves on? Can you look at her? Yeah. >> Please don't take me to jail, sir. I won't get my nursing license. >> The one on the hood. We didn't even We haven't even got that far. >> Please don't take me to jail. I won't I've been good for 3 years. If you go to nursing, I won't get my nursing license. Nurse, >> what's your name? >> What's your last name? >> I won't get my nursing license back. Sorry. I've been good for 30 years. If you arrest me, I won't get my nurse pills. I've been a nurse for 20 something years. >> Why are you acting the way >> supposed to be? Half a milligram of being >> I don't know. Doesn't have a picture. See if you can >> I want to find out what's in that tube. >> Where's the tube at? >> Metal tube with a green lid. It's got something inside of it, but I can't. Every time I try to get it out there, >> you know what? She's got tweezers right here. There's something inside of there, but I can't get it out. See what I mean? Oh, little baggies. There might still be residue. There's residue of something. Oh, something's inside of that. Some residue. >> Okay. >> This is probably whatever she's shooting up cuz that needle had blood in it. >> Yeah. 29. >> There's more little tubies in there. That's probably why cuz she was saying this was pills, but I'm like, why did you stick it in your pants then to hide it? >> That's it. >> There you go. >> All right. >> Looks like fentanyl. >> This is something. Otherwise, you would have been hiding it in case. >> Yeah. Want some orange heroin? No, fentanyl. It's fentanyl. It's just not super strong. And there wasn't very much on there. There was only a little bit of residue on there. >> That's fentanyl. >> The officers then moved her to the squad car for further transportation. >> Um, >> no fentanyl. >> Go to the car over there. >> There's no folk. >> Walk with us. >> It's not fenol, sir. I promise you. >> Hop in the car. >> I don't have fenol. I did not have fenol. in the car. Pauline, >> that's I don't have fentanyl, sir. I promise you >> the car. Look, see the floor? Floor is clean. There's nothing in the car. >> Officer out as soon as it is. >> I promise you. >> In the end, she's charged with resisting without violence, possession of fentanyl, possession of drug paraphernelia, failure to stop for a red light, and speeding. Her bond is set at $3,000, which she later posted. In court, her citation for failure to stop for a red light and speeding was dismissed. She initially pled not guilty to the remaining charges, but later took a plea deal and amended her plea to no contest. She was found guilty and given 9 months in jail with 70 days suspended, 6 months suspension of her Florida driver's license, and ordered to pay $1,72 in fines and cost. Thank you so much for watching. Please don't forget to like and subscribe so you never miss out on any interesting video. We'll see you in the next one. If you want, share your thoughts on this video and don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel for more daily doses of entertainment.