I need a license for you. What is your name? >> I need your license right now. >> I don't have my license. >> Are you refusing to buy your driver license to me? >> Stop touching it. >> I need I'm just trying to be >> I don't I also know my rights and I don't think I have to. >> You do. Ready? >> No. No. Sir, please. I need supervisor on the scene. >> Officer, I need supervisor on. >> This is your last warning. Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. It's shocking how far some people push their luck during a traffic stop, thinking the cops will eventually just give up. Spoiler alert, they don't. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. It's time for some broken windows and cops versus [music] dumb as Karens who got window busted during a traffic stop. Starting with this woman who immediately stripped as the officers were arresting her. >> Ma'am, put your hands on the dashboard. >> Keep your clothes on, ma'am. Stop doing that. >> Stop. Stop. What are you doing? >> It's October 15th, 2024. Officers conduct a traffic stop on a vehicle for failing to stop at a stop sign. But this case proves to be anything but routine. >> How you doing, man? Officer Rodriguez with the Orlando Police Department. Your vehicle. >> You got my license registry. Oh, I remember this guy. Okay. You got to stop at stop signs. Okay. >> What stop sign? Stop. >> Okay. I'll just write you. >> I'm going to take you to court. >> That's fine. That's your uh that's your right to do so. Okay. >> But it seems like >> Ma'am, you got a license on you? >> Ma'am? >> No, ma'am. No, sir. I'm a minor. >> How old are you? >> 19. >> I'm 18. >> So, you're not a minor. You're an adult. >> No, but I don't want to talk to nobody. >> Okay. We're not wearing a seat belt, so I need your ID. Seat belt is broken. >> Okay. It's still illegal. So, you could have sat in the back. I need your ID. >> I need your ID. It's plain and simple. You have to be wearing a seat belt in the front seat. >> How can I? >> You can write me that citation. >> Well, she would be getting a citation. >> No, you can write me that. >> No, that goes to the passenger. >> I don't know. I don't know nothing safety issue. You could have sat in the back if the seat belt's bro. >> I don't even know. >> Okay. I don't >> Okay. Unfortunately, you could have switched to the back. So, I need your ID. >> I need I need I need your ID. Are we going to keep going back and forth or I have to take you to jail for resisting? It's it's that simple. >> I'm giving you a lawful command for you to give me your ID. >> I'm not a pilot. It's not even my >> It doesn't matter. You're not wearing a seat belt in the front seat. >> Write me the citation. >> Ma'am, >> that's my shirt. Sorry. It goes to her. You're making this a lot harder than >> She's not driving. You pull me over. >> I don't have nothing to do with this. Y'all making me >> I'm okay with that. >> Ma'am, I need you to identify yourself. Okay. >> Sir, okay. I'll explain it to both of you at the same time. Okay. Crime did she commit? She's not wearing a seat. >> Are you going to let me explain or keep talking over? >> Yeah. >> Just two minutes in and both of them are already showing an outrageous level of entitlement toward the officers and the cops aren't having any of it. >> You're going to step out of the car. >> Write me that. I don't have to get out the car. >> Yep. You're being difficult both of them. >> I gave you my license registration. >> So, I'm I'm I'm educating you. Okay. >> Okay. >> The least you can do is give me your ID because it's required. >> Where is the case loan? Who did I >> Pennsylvania versus Ma'am is the case law. >> It's very cut and clear. If you're in the front seat, you're not wearing a seat belt. You can go you get a ticket. You're required to identify yourself. >> I'm going to get a ticket for even if I identify myself. >> No, it's a ticketable offense. We use our discretion to give you a ticket or not. But you have to identify yourself. >> Okay. Because if we're going to write a ticket for somebody, >> but are you >> right? We have to know who they are. What's that? music >> as it were with how things >> don't hit my >> probably going to get a ticket. >> I need your right. >> Both hands on the steering wheel while you're I'm going to have you step out. Both of you are stepping out of this car. You first. You hear me? Nope. You're not doing whatever you want. >> I'm a free man. >> I'm a free man. I don't. >> The victim card comes in many forms for Karens. Some scream their lungs out, others get violent. But the woman in this case, she decided the best course of action was to strip and cry, hoping the officers would halt her arrest. >> Oh my god. Can you call my mom, please? >> No, I'm not calling out right now. >> I don't know what's going on. I'm getting I'm in fear for my life right now. >> Put your hands on the dashboard. >> I'm in fear for my life. >> Put your hands on the dashboard, ma'am. Put your hands on the dashboard. Keep your clothes on, ma'am. Stop doing that. >> Stop. Stop. Ma'am, what are you doing? Put your clothes on. Put your clothes on. >> Ma'am, you're going to get pulled out and we're going to put your clothes on you. Stop doing that. [screaming] >> Stop doing that. Stop doing that. Put your clothes on, ma'am. Put your [screaming] clothes on. >> NO. GRAB the stop. >> Call my mommy. Call my mama. Call my mama. [crying and screaming] Stop. Stop. Stop. >> What are you doing right now? What are you doing? >> Come on. Put your clothes on. >> Cover up. [screaming] >> I want my mama. >> Stop. Put him under. Y'all arrest me for nothing. We didn't do nothing. Put your bra on. >> We didn't do nothing. Put your arm on. Come on. Come on. We didn't do nothing. Hey, we didn't do nothing. >> Put your arm to your sleeve. >> You didn't do nothing. >> After giving the cops a strip show nobody asked for, she kept the chaos going, arguing with them, using a string of gibberish excuses. >> Okay, let's do this. >> Let's put your jacket on. >> Out of the car. We didn't even do nothing. >> Put your zipper [clears throat] on. >> It's hot. >> We're going to cover you up because you felt the need to take off your clothes for no reason. >> Hot and y'all trying to pull us out THE CAR. OUR BED WAS GOING TO TAKE OFF our shirt and y'all put Now you're going to be covered up. >> Nothing. You're going to be covered up and you're going to be detained. That's it. >> For what though? >> Because you're failing to identify yourself. >> I gave you my ID. He has my ID. >> Does he have it? >> Okay. >> Why am I getting pulled out of the car? He has my stuff. >> You're just detained. >> We can traffic stop. >> Why though? >> Stand there. >> In Florida, we could ask any opport [screaming] What are you doing? >> Turn. >> Yeah. Uh, drive the door. >> It's so hot. I hate BEING OUTSIDE LIKE THIS. >> You're doing the most right now. >> I hate being outside like for no reason. I don't >> I don't even >> I don't like >> You failed to identify yourself. You failed to identify yourself. >> I was standing at the window. You failed to identify. I don't want to talk. >> You need to identify yourself because you're not wearing a seat belt. >> You're not wearing a seat. >> I never heard that though. I never heard that. I identify myself. >> Then we we are the law enforcement officers. Weident we educate people on that. We don't give tickets and arrest people for no reason. >> I don't like talking to THE POLICE THOUGH. I DON'T LIKE talking to >> then. All you got to do is listen. >> Not me. I'm not the person. >> All you got to do is listen. Like I don't like have anything to do with everybody. >> That has nothing to do with it. This is ridiculous. has nothing to do with it. You're throwing out excuses for no reason. That has nothing to do with it. >> After this, the officers move the woman to the squad car. >> Do not call my mama, please. >> Not at this moment. >> But can you call my mom? >> Not at this moment. >> This is ridiculous. I don't like being stopped for no reason. Y'all stop THIS CAR 50 TIMES AT ONE MONTH. >> Why do y'all want it? >> Write it. Right. Write something. >> You can't see nothing. I'm familiar with a plane view doctor. And I'm glad I never been in it. This my I swear to God I'VE BEEN IN IT TWICE. >> BRO, this is ridiculous. Y sat. >> Damn. I have really bad anxiety. I GOT ME OUT HERE IN THE HOT SUN. I'm burning up for nothing. >> I'm telling you, I don't consent to any search of the seasons. >> I'm just letting you know. >> Huh? >> Burning up. >> Is he running or not? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Judge one. >> Does it count as the base? >> Stand up. We're going to get you out of the heat. >> Count the base. >> It does count as total base. >> Judge wants to base. >> Where am I going? >> We're going to walk to this car. >> Where am I going? >> I'll explain it to you when we sit inside the car cuz you're hot, right? You want to get you AC? >> Yeah. >> Um, so here's the deal. Okay. Um, you're going to get arrested for resisting without violence. Okay. I gave you multiple plans for you to give me your ID and you didn't give me your >> I gave you my ID. Sir, I have we I sat there. >> I sat there multiple times giving commands. >> And what else? And what else? What am I getting arrested for? >> Resisting without violence. I just told you, sir. No, please. I can't. Please. I I did not pull away from you though. I didn't do I didn't do anything. >> It doesn't need to be that. It is. >> But I gave you my stuff. >> It took way too long. >> But I gave it to you within what? 5 minutes. >> I'll talk to you. Okay. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> I didn't do anything. Please tell them before they take me. I don't want to hold you on that thing and then I'll talk to you. >> Just watch your feet. Okay. >> The man was released right there after being given a ticket. The woman, however, after searching her belongings, the officers found marijuana in her purse as she was transported to the station and charged with resisting without violence and possession of cannabis. Moving on to the next case where this woman showed what not to do when police ask for your license. >> I need a license. >> I'm going for you. What is your name? >> I need your license right now. >> I don't have my license. >> Are you refusing to buy your driver license to me? >> Stop touching it. >> It's October 9th, 2025 in Florida. An officer conducts a traffic stop on this vehicle for speeding through an active school zone with unbuckled children. M. Here's what happened next. >> First of all, >> you're doing 31 and a 20 and both of them are not buckle in. He's standing up. >> Yeah, I told him to sit down. >> All right. Well, I need your license. Um, you got to wait cuz let me go inside. >> No, that's not how it work. >> I don't have it on me. >> That's not how it work. I don't have it. Do not touch me. You just touch me. No, you just touch me. >> I need your license right now. >> You shouldn't be doing that. >> I need your license. No, you just you just touch a female. >> I need your license. I'm going for you. What is your name? >> Officer V number. >> I need your license right now. >> I don't have my license. >> Are you refusing to buy your driver license? >> Yeah. >> All right. Put your hand behind your back. >> You're not touching me. >> Your hand behind your back. No, I'm didn't refuse. I said I'm going to put my kids right then. Stop touching me. Stop me. Do not touch. No, >> YOU JUST TOUCH ME. [screaming] Get out. You just touch and my kid has >> Stop. LET ME GET UP. I GIVE YOU MY LICENSE. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND your back. >> Let me GET OFF. >> YOU L JUST PUNCHED ME. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK >> BECAUSE YOU TOUCHED ME. >> WELL, that was dumb traumatizing your own children like that. I mean, it's not like she sets the best example for him to follow anyway. Also, the nerve of using your own children as an excuse. >> You just touch Let me get up. [screaming] I'll get I'll put my hand to my back. >> Let me get up back. I'll give you my life. >> We're past that point. >> I didn't refuse to give you my >> Yes, you did. You said you refuse. >> Let me I said, "Let me put my key." >> No, that's not how it works. You don't do this. When I give you an order, you do it. Okay, sir. But you TOUCHED ME BEFORE ANYTHING >> CUZ YOU WERE WALKING AWAY. >> I WASN'T WALKING AWAY. I got down. I was bringing my kids to school. >> THEY LITERALLY HE [screaming] literally poisoned me. The children he didn't let me bring the children inside. Can I get up at least? No matter how you break you my you push me before anything. >> While the officer secures the woman, school staff step in to remove the children from the vehicle safely. >> Hello. >> Hi. Sorry. That's mom's stuff. This is the >> pull me baby everyone else out. You good, man? >> I got punched. I'm seeing her flying by the school zones. >> 31. I clock her at 31 and 20 and both her kid as she runs right by they were standing up. They not buckle in nothing. >> Okay. >> So I led her up in front then she pull in and parked. So I got here and she got out say I got to take my kid to school. I was like that's not how it works. >> No, she's in the car. So she started from here. She got out kind of walking. So I put my hand right here trying to stop her. She said oh you don't touch the female. So she say I'm going to report you. And then I tell her I need your driver license. So I don't have it. I don't have it. Say are you refusing to provide your uh drive license? She says yes. So then I go point is resisting. >> Yep. >> I'm trying to go tain her as I'm going like this. >> She swings. >> She swing. So I grab I brought her down. >> She's going to he's got you. So he's got your whole thing. So we're just here making sure you're okay. >> Did you put it on the ground or anything like that? B >> Yeah, I have ticked it down. >> Okay. >> So it's a use force. >> The officer then came to speak to witnesses about the situation and they gave him a completely false statement. >> Are you okay, ma'am? Do you need medical? >> He literally touched me. That's why he's trying to be >> okay. That that wasn't my question. Do you need the fire department? She don't do nothing. She don't do nothing. No. Witness the entire thing from the start. >> Uhhuh. >> Are you willing to provide a sworn written statement of what happened today? >> Can't you just love how the witnesses are all, oh, he pushed her for no reason and [clears throat] then suddenly don't want to be involved when the officer asks him to provide a sworn written statement. I guess they don't want their lies to be written on paper and held against them. Now, back to the woman who just slipped out of the handcuffs. >> Okay. She doesn't even have cuffs on. Step out. >> Yes, I do. I have them. >> Step out. >> They hurt. He tried hard. >> She had her cuffs all the way off. So, we just readjust. We put them back on on her. >> Did you talk to her? >> No. No. I didn't ask any question. Ask her if she needs some medical attention. She said she's on traffic. >> Okay. Hey person. >> Hello ma'am. >> All right. So I'm Sergeant Rush. Reason why I'm here, I'm not investigating why you got pulled over, but I'm investigating the the part where it was a confrontation, the the response to resistance. That's what I'm here for. So can you first of all, are you okay? You need medical or anything? Okay. So can you explain to me what happened? >> Um I was coming in from school and I was telling my kids, "Sit down. Sit down." But my two kids, they have autism. >> Okay. So they don't like want to sit down. I dropped him and then I didn't know there was a cop out of nowhere. He comes and follow me when I'm turning in the school. [snorts] >> And he don't I parked cuz I didn't know he was pulling me over. So I parked and he turned on the light. So I got down >> and um he got he got down running to me and pushed me to the door and I was like, "What are you doing? I'm just bringing my kids." And he was like, "Oh um can you give me your license?" I was like, "I don't have my license at the moment. like in in physical I don't have it on me >> and he didn't even ask me for my name nothing he just pushed me to the floor and just >> that was it and since he hit me I pushed him like hey stop >> and that's that was wrong >> that I did but I apologize but he pushed me first and I told him do not touch a female when I'm not doing nothing wrong to you >> by chance do you know your um driver license number >> my be >> my license is but do you know the number by chance >> what spin it 927 tickets. >> Okay. So, as of now, you are going to be arrested. >> Yeah. >> For multiple offenses and you know, the driver has a suspended license and battery on a Leo. >> What do you mean? >> Battery on a law enforcement officer. >> I didn't touch it. >> Okay. >> So, that's what you're being charged with right now. >> Ah, suspended license. That's why she acted that way. Well, she sure knows how to make a bad situation worse. After this, she was taken to the station and on the way she complained about her leg pain which forced the cop to take her to a hospital where she did get medically cleared. After that, she was finally transported to jail. >> Hello. >> What the going on right now? I got she getting picked up by my mom, bro. >> Yeah, cuz they stopped me. >> What happened this morning? >> I'm walking. They stopped me the other way. >> They pulled you over. Why? Why? >> Cuz I was driving. Um you ate a stop sign. >> No, he said I was going 30 uh miles and then since I don't have a license >> and I I restricted what I and I smacked the cop. >> Why would we smack our cop? >> Cuz he grabbed me first. He shouldn't be grabbing me. I was just grabbing my son. He thought I was going to fight him or or or run off. So that's why he grabbed me and I that [ __ ] got me mad. You know I don't you know I don't like it zero zeroto zero bond. So I might stay here. >> She was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence, resisting without violence and driving while license suspended or revoked. Her bond is set at $7,000 which she later posted. When the state formally filed charges, the charge of resisting without violence was dropped. She initially plead not guilty to the remaining charges. However, she later reached a plea agreement, changing her plea to no contest on the charges of resisting with violence. As part of that plea deal, the rest of her charges are also dismissed. The judge withheld adjudication on the charge of resisting with violence, and she was sentenced to 18 months of supervised probation along with 75 hours of community service, attending an anger management class, and no hostile contact with law enforcement. She was also ordered to pay $716 in court costs and fees. Moving on to the next case where this drunk woman gets her window smashed after refusing to cooperate. >> This is your last warning. Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. >> It's June 26th, 2025. Cops conduct a traffic stop on this vehicle that nearly struck a cruiser after making a reckless turn. Man, here's what happened next. >> Good sir. Hey, you can roll the window down for me? >> No. >> Okay. Well, then you need to step out of the vehicle. >> No, I don't. >> Yes, this is a traffic stop. >> For what? What crime? >> For multiple different IVC violations. If you roll your window down so we can talk. I'm officer MC called Bloomington Police. I'm wearing a body camera. Okay. There's several reasons why I'm stopping you. Number one, you don't have a front license plate on your vehicle. Number two, you failed the signal 100 ft prior to your turn. Number three, when you turned off of Morris right in front of my squad car. Now, I don't have to repeat it for you on your camera, okay? I'm repeating it on my time. You can't even figure out your camera right now. You went over the middle line. Okay. Give me your license and your insurance, please. So, class, what does she do when confronted by the fact that she had just committed multiple traffic infractions right in front of a cop? Well, she pulls her phone out and starts scrolling as if nothing happened. Lady, googling your way out of a traffic stop ain't going to work. >> Right. I do. >> I have a right. >> Okay. Give me your driver's license. >> You don't need to tap. Give me your driver's license or this window is going to get busted in. That's what's going to happen. >> Okay. >> What did you just tell me what's going to happen? >> I said if you don't listen and give me your driver's license >> and step out of the vehicle, the window's going to get busted in. Absolutely. Pennsylvania versus Mims is a Supreme Court case that requires you to exit the vehicle when demanded. And I'm demanding it. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. >> Are you going to give me your license? >> My license? >> No. Give me your license. Okay, we're going to play this difficult. All right, guys. She's refusing to get out of the vehicle and won't roll her window down. So, we're going to bust it. >> This officer is all business and she's about to find out the hard way. >> You going to get out of the vehicle? >> Are you going to get out of the vehicle? >> Get out of the vehicle. >> I haven't done it yet. >> You're under arrest for obstructing. Get out of the vehicle. >> Are you going to get out or do you want your window busted? You're trying to make a big scene and it's your fault for not exiting the vehicle >> with a car. >> You're in a car and you've made multiple IBC violations and now you're not identifying yourself with a driver's license and you're not providing insurance and you're not stepping out of the vehicle. >> I will give you my >> Get out of the vehicle now. Okay. Are you going to get out? >> Ready. >> Explain. >> Nothing in my car. >> Okay. Get out of your vehicle. >> This is your last warning. Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. >> You are bullying me. >> Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. I warned you when I was >> I warned you. >> Out of the vehicle. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Go and cover her up. >> A foreseeable outcome. Let's hope her drunk butt learned something after getting that window busted and being dragged out of a car. >> Are you surprised at what happened? >> I warned you when I was going to break the window. >> You're a bully. >> I warned you when the window was going to break and I told you what would happen if you didn't get out of the vehicle. You've been told everything that was going to happen from the very beginning. >> You're No, no, no. You are on a traffic stop. You are required to give your driver's license. >> You are required to give your driver's license. Do you understand that? >> You are. >> No, I'm not. >> You haven't even identified yourself. >> What you're doing is illegal. >> Okay. >> I have nothing on me. I haven't done anything wrong. >> Roll this way. We're going to check you. >> All right. She's good. Okay. So, I'm going to have you sit up and then stand up. >> What the >> Okay, go ahead and step back here. You are under arrest. You >> kidding me? >> No. Don't look at me. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay, go and stand right here. I'm going to check your pockets. >> I don't have pockets. >> You do? You're Why are your pants not even Get back here. Where are you going? >> You are in custody. You are under arrest >> for what crime? >> For obstructing at the very least >> and probably DUI. >> Get youring hands off >> and now resisting. You're adding charges. Knock it off. >> God. Get your hands off me. >> Absolutely adding charges. Get your hands off me. >> No, you're in custody. That's not how this works. You couldn't listen to simple commands earlier and now here we are. >> B, I got a goddamn constitutional right. What you're doing is unconstitutional. Oh, find out. You got to >> pocket right there. Just the coin pocket. After searching her, the officer then asked her how much she had to drink for her to act like that. >> Wrong. >> Okay, perfect. >> Also, don't listen to a problem. >> Yeah, I know. It's like knock out too cuz I should submit to a man, right? >> I don't care if it's a guy or a girl officer telling us what to do. You need to listen. >> I didn't have You didn't have to pull in my car like that and bust my window out. >> Man, how many opportunities did you want me to give you? Are you a toddler? How do you want me to count to three? I told you like what 12 times. >> How many times did I tell you what was going to happen? Was it a surprise to you? >> A toddler? >> Yes. You can't listen to simple instructions. >> Oh. How many times did your mommy hurt you? >> Okay. What is your first name? >> D I D E A N A. Last name is Knight. K N I G HT. If you would like my social security number, I will give that as well. Joyce. What's your name? >> My middle name. 9981. >> Okay. Is your driver's license in the vehicle? >> No, sir. It is not. >> Are you driving without a without a driver's license on your person? >> I have a driver's license. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> One busted out window and drugged me out my car and threw me on the ground. >> Yes. Cuz I >> What he's asking is how many alcoholic beverages have you consumed today? after you drugged me out of my car and busted out my window. I'm pretty sure that's illegal. >> I'm pretty sure that's illegal. >> Before that. >> Okay. >> How many drinks have you had before that? >> Oh, yeah. I know. Because now you guys have everything after you drugged me out of my car and busted out my window. There is nothing in my car. >> You have any eye problems or abnormalities? >> Any eye problems or abnormalities? Okay. >> Yeah. with people who have power issues. >> Okay. >> All right. >> I don't think she's willing to do field. >> Really? >> All right. Um >> the rescue >> here. Rescue. Come out. >> Okay. You're taking away all of my rights. >> You're in custody right now. >> You're taking away my rights. >> Stop. >> Somebody I have a me bully me. >> Nobody's trying to bully YOU. YOU'RE TAKING AWAY AND TELLING US WHAT we're going to do. That's not how this works. >> Do you understand? >> Me. >> Nobody's me. >> I'm fooling you by your bicep. >> You don't have a right. >> You are under arrest and you keep resisting and walking. >> What am I under arrest for? Number one, resisting. Number two, obstructing. Okay. And you've got a slew of traffic charges on top of that. >> No, I don't. >> You do. >> Where? >> Citations. I'm going to write them here in a minute. >> Show me. >> I will show you every single one as soon as I write them now. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> You want to write them now? I have nothing. You have pulled me over illegally. >> Okay. >> Can you hand this way so I can take pictures of me? He's going to take pictures of your leg. >> Get off of me. >> Turn around. >> Get your hands off of me. >> Cuz every time I let go of you, you just try walking away. >> Get your hands off of me. >> Stop. >> Yep. >> Pulling me some more. In the end, she is charged with DUI, resisting arrest, failure to signal, driving on shoulder, improper lane usage, operating an uninsured motor vehicle, and failure to possess or display a front license plate. Moving on to this next case where an entitled cop's daughter turned a simple traffic stop into a broken window. >> I'm just trying to be >> I don't I also know my rights and I don't think I have to. >> You do. Ready, >> sir? No. No sir, please. I need a supervisor on scene. >> Officer, I need a supervisor on scene. >> It's November 3rd, 2023, Ohio. An officer on patrol notices a vehicle making an illegal right turn. So, here's what happened when the officer conducted the traffic stop. >> Hello. Um, so the reason why I stopped, you made that right turn from Pearl to Bagley. >> You met at the red light and I'm not sure if you realized Oh, you almost struck me. >> I apologize. No, I do not. >> Okay. You got driver's license on you? >> I actually don't have any uh going up to work. I didn't bring anything today. >> No big deal. Stay down here info. >> Yeah. You're supposed to treat it. Well, that right there. You can't even make a right turn at this time at the red light. >> I started working at this office. So, I I'm not really used to serial. >> So, where you heading right now? >> I'm going back home. So, I'm going to go back home. >> Where's your job at? >> It's not right there. So, uh it's >> Is there anything illegal inside this vehicle? Who smoke weed in here? >> Uh, it's just my car. >> This is just my car. >> So, nothing illegal. >> Can I look inside? >> I I apologize. I was just heading home. Like, I really I really didn't know that like I can't turn around there. I'm 100% aware of it now. >> The reason why I messed is cuz I do smell weed. I apologize. >> And I I really didn't mean to. Like I I had no idea. I'll be super aware of the intersection from now on. >> Um >> I'll be way more confident. >> Do me a favor because we're going to cause traffic back up here. Can you just pull into that street right here? Just make a right. >> Sure. >> All right. >> With suspicion of her driving under the influence, the officer then moved her to a better place for further investigation. >> I appreciate that. It's just um safety wise, traffic safety wise, excuse me. Um, so yeah, that's that's the reason why I'm asking is because I do smell weed. Obviously, I'm not if if there is some in here, you're not going to get cited or anything for it. >> Like a roach or something like there might be something like that, but I don't >> I don't know off the top of my head. >> I got you. Yeah, like I don't we don't site no more for those. >> I just >> I just my only concern is if there's anything else other than that. That's why I'm asking you. Is it okay if I take a look? Well, this is what I got. This is what I got. >> But that's not what I'm asking. >> Uh I mean I prefer not to like because I >> So based on that I could just so you know. >> Okay. I'd prefer if you didn't. >> Okay. Well, I'm telling you based on that >> I understand. I'd prefer if you didn't. Like again I'm super sorry. It was seriously it was just an accident. Like I I really didn't mean to. >> I really I'm not trying to give you a hard time. I get it. >> I get you trying to get home. >> Really bad day like as it was. I was supposed to go to the office. People weren't there. I just I'm trying to get home. I I really didn't know that inter. >> All right. Here. Come on. Step out. >> Take a break. >> Huh? >> Please come. >> I have not written you anything. I'm just trying to be >> I don't I also know my rights and I don't think I have to. >> You do. So, don't make it hard. >> I really Please. I just want to go home. >> I'm asking you to step out nicely. >> I'm asking you to step out nicely. So far, she's playing nice with the officer, hoping that she can get away with this stop. But as soon as she learns that things won't go her way, she flips a switch and she goes from cooperation to entitlement. >> I'm officer 732. >> Come on out. >> 3222. >> Yeah, if he not tied up, he'd want to swing by. Hey there, miss. >> Hey there. Okay. Hi there, miss. >> Can you talk to me now, please? >> One moment, please. >> Okay. >> I uh I have to like marijuana. >> Um I accidentally took off your uh companion there. I >> kind of used to the area. >> Okay. >> I was aware of the grand closer. >> Okay. >> Pull me over the marijuana. >> Yeah, >> I have to search it. I'm comfortable with that. I have to pull over. >> Okay. So, now what? >> Um, I'm not comfortable in my vehicle. My dad car out as well. >> Okay. Well, I can smell the marijuana, too, as I'm up here. And I So, >> it is. So, if an officer tells you you have to step out of the vehicle, you have to step out of the vehicle. That's a lawful order. Okay. So, >> that's not true. >> I'm I'm being very nice and patient. my name badge number really quick. >> Oh yeah. Yeah. If you comply with me, I'll give you whatever you want. But right now, >> comply with anything that I don't officer in the law, badge number, sir. >> Oh, are you a sovereign citizen? >> I would have to know your name and badge number. >> Patrolman Venus badge 722. Okay. >> Okay. So, you've been given a lawful order to exit the vehicle three times by me. Okay. >> This is the first time you've actually. >> Okay. So, >> can you please exit the vehicle? >> I would like to wait. >> Can you please exit the vehicle? >> I would like to wait. >> Can you please exit the vehicle? >> Yeah. I would like >> Can you please exit the vehicle? >> I'm not. >> Okay. So, >> you have to exit the vehicle. >> And if your father comes here and interferes with a traffic stop, things could get a lot worse right now. If it's just marijuana, I'll be honest with you, we do not we do not sight for marijuana. However, it is probable cause for church and we will need to seize that because you cannot have that legally. >> I would like to wait. >> Do you understand that? >> Yeah, I would still like to wait. Okay. >> Can you please step out of vehicle? >> I would still like. Instead of complying, she continues to stay in the car despite the officer telling her to just step out. The cop then gave her a last warning before taking action. >> Okay. If you continue this, you're going to be arrested for obstruction. Okay. >> And that'll give them a lawful arrest and we can deal with that in court. >> Good luck with that in court. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, you've been given a lawful command. I did it seven times in a row. Okay. Or eight. That was eight. Well, I also have my rights and I have a lot of >> Okay. Um >> Yeah. Great. Great. Fantastic. >> Are there any firearms in the vehicle? >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, listen. I'm going to tell you if you do not comply, if you do not get out within the next 30 seconds, I'm breaking this window and you're being drugged out. Do you understand that? Do you understand that? >> If you do not comply, I've given a lawful order for you to exit the vehicle 10 times. If you do not comply within 30 seconds, I will break the windshield and drag you out of the car. Do you understand that? I don't think I can make that any more clear to you. You must exit the vehicle. Okay? You can post this. You can think you're cool posting it on the internet. You are wrong. You are wrong. Okay? So, you must exit the vehicle. >> You can peacefully exit the vehicle. Yep. >> Scared. >> Well, I feel >> this is all this is all on you. Okay. >> I'm thoroughly scared. >> On the scene, >> refusing to >> with this woman still refusing to cooperate. The officer has no other choice but to break the window and pull her out. >> Okay. I'm going to break the window if you do not exit the vehicle. >> Officer, I really I need a supervisor before you take those kind of extreme measures. >> Sir, no. No, sir. Please. I need a supervisor on the officer. I need a supervisor on the scene. I need a supervisor on the scene. >> We got one. >> I need a supervisor on the sea. Hands behind your back right now. Hands behind your back right now. Stop resisting. Stop resing. Stop resisting. Let me get this out your hand. >> I'm not letting go of that. >> Okay. I'm going to put on top of the car. >> I'm thinking you are being recorded by three of our cameras. >> And now you're under arrest for obstruction. How's that? Huh? That's what you wanted, right? >> After securing her in handcuffs and moving her to the squad car, a supervisor arrived to talk to her as her request. >> So, I'm the the supervisor of the shift. Um would you like to talk to me about what happened? Okay. So do you understand each of these rights that I have explained to you? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? And especially as the last one said, if you don't want to answer a question that I asked, you just don't have to answer that. Okay. So, can you explain to me what happened and what led to the situation that that is here now? >> Um, who's this officer who just walked by? >> Gentleman, the ball captain. >> Yeah. >> Um, he's the one who initially pulled me over. Um, I apparently accidentally cut him off. >> Okay. >> I'm not familiar with that intersection. Was unaware that it was um it's actually my father right there. >> Okay. >> Was unaware that that I turned right there and I just started recently working with him. office. Um, >> okay. >> Uh, he's crime investigator. Um, been criminal justice for over 30 years. And so I was actually out there doing some work. Uh, I had to head home. Didn't realize I made a mistake. Uh, the officer in the ball cap or got the Yeah, the officer in the ball cap was the one who was um, pulled me over. Initially, I didn't realize I made a mistake. He did say my car smelled of marijuana. I was like, "Okay." Pull over here. I did. Um, he called me back up. The second gentleman there ordered me out of the car and was confused as to why. Uh demanded that I get out of the car. I told him I felt scared and unsafe and proceeded to bust my window out. >> Okay. >> And now I'm handcuffed in the back of a cop car. >> Okay. >> Very unaware of exactly what I've done wrong besides accidentally turning red light on accident. So, um >> I'm very scared. >> Okay. >> And I'm very uncomfortable. >> All right. Um, I'm very upset about my car. Uh, I didn't mean to. I didn't mean to turn red. I'm sorry. I I would have gladly taken a ticket for smelling like marijuana. >> Like, I didn't know I did anything wrong. So, I'm very shaken right now. I didn't know I did something and I just wanted to go home. I want to go see my kids. I want to go see my husband. I don't want to be here right now. >> So, in the in several things in the state of Ohio, a traffic stop is a detainment. It's a tra a traffic law is a law. So when you're pulled over for the police officer, you have to abide by what the police officer is asking you to do. >> Okay. >> Browns, there are stipulations and things like that. I'm educated enough to know >> if an officer Okay. Even Even without the smell of marijuana, if you pull over and an officer asks you to step out of your car, >> that's not true. An officer that pulls you over has the legal right if they believe that you're making >> any fertile movements, any fertive movements or anything to search the driver's side area of the car. That would mean removing you from the vehicle to do that. Okay? >> So, you have to have plausible. >> In this particular case, marijuana is still legal or still illegal in the state of Ohio. It is not legal. So, if an officer smells marijuana in your car and then they ask you to step out because they need to search your vehicle, it's a probable cause search based on the smell of marijuana. >> Smell of marijuana is not a probable articulate cause. >> It is. >> Okay. >> Okay. See, that's where you're mistaken. And the place on the side of the road is not the place to argue that. That would be in the court of law. >> I just trying to go home. I accidentally cut somebody off. Now I'm in handcuffs. >> No, you're not in handcuffs for cutting him off. You're in handcuffs because of this attitude right now that you're working up to. And that is believing. Okay. >> I'm genuinely scared. An officer approached my car and blew my window out without warning. I was just trying to go home. He gave you scared. I was trying. He gave you numerous warnings. >> I wanted a moment to think and couldn't get out. >> He gave you Why wouldn't you just listen to the officer? >> Because I wanted a couple of minutes to figure out what was happening. He explained my rights, too. No, you have >> Well, I have my rights, too. You have rights, but you have to listen to the officer when they're explaining this process to you. Just like right now, >> when I say jump, you say how high. Like, I'm allowed to have my rights and and figure out what's happening before I have to be detained. >> So, you can continue to just ignore what they're saying. >> No, I'm not abide by what they're saying. >> I would have happily complied. >> How How many How many times How long would he have had to keep asking you to open the door? Two more minutes >> to let me myself 10 seconds. Why? Why you? >> I didn't do anything. I'm sorry that I accidentally cut your officer off. >> That's >> That was my mistake. >> Okay, we're beyond that. >> I know. You busted my window out. >> Okay. Well, then we're trying to explain to you why that happened and you you don't want to see the reason for that happening. >> Then I apologize. >> Okay. Okay. So that's that's the reason that we're at where we're at now. Okay? I'm just trying to explain that to you so that you understand, but you keep getting very emotional and worked up and hopefully you are starting to understand why I'm saying why we're at where we're at now. Okay. >> Okay. Sit tight. >> Her father, who's a retired officer, has now arrived at the scene. >> Hello. >> Hi. I'm your dad. >> Yeah. She explain that. Yeah. So, um, I'm former law enforcement private investigator office. >> Yeah, she explained that as well. >> She works for me. So, he called me up at the office. I don't know what I did, but boyfriend's one of the goddamn, you know. >> Okay. >> Well, I yell at him all the time. [music] >> So, that's why I I just >> I mean, we can see you can release her. Great. Okay. >> That'll be, you know, that's my car. You can under my name. Um, I'd be happy to, but I'll make sure she goes to whatever she got. >> Um, >> yeah, we could see, you know, just from talking to her in a little bit of the back of the car here, you could see the the the tinges of the sovereign citizen or at least the >> the the Okay, one of those came out of the car when we when we actually opened up the passenger side door. So, >> well, I'm going to go back over to the office. I got my dog's over there. I got to get him home and then um >> Okay. Okay. But if she needs to hear me, come get her. >> The woman is charged with obstructing official business, open container, and traffic control device. She's released to her father right at the scene. Moving on to this case where a woman turned lying into a felony. >> Did you just lie to me again? [screaming] >> It's May 17th, 2025, Florida. An officer conducts a traffic stop on this vehicle for speeding. What happened next would be lies turning into a felony. >> Insurance, please. >> What did I do wrong, sir? >> I think it's going to make sure >> Okay. Would >> you like my insurance claim? Want me my insurance number? >> Huh? >> Would you like my insurance number? Cuz I don't have like a paper of insurance. >> Your number? >> Yeah. My my number for my insurance. >> Do you have the phone? >> Huh? >> You have it on your phone? >> Yeah, I have a card. >> Yeah. On my back. >> By the way, you're doing 55 and a 40. 55 under your license by chance. >> Yeah, I don't have it on me. Can you search it up? Like I left it at home. >> Supposed to have it on you. >> Sorry about that. >> Is it a valid license? >> Yes. >> Are you the honor? >> Yes, this is my car. >> More work. >> While checking her plate, the officer noticed a long list of juvenile records and something else. >> Anything else want to tell me? I think I think he might have got off the wrong plate. You want to tell me? >> What's your name? >> Jaylen. Do >> you have a license? >> No, you don't. >> All right. So, where are we going to honestly? So, we're going to start over. You're going to tell me the truth and we'll go from there because so far you have lied to me. All right. I appreciate >> my I have my >> I'm done pitch talking. Give me a second. All right. I know you're excited. All right. Listen. >> This is the first time I ever got pulled >> and cuz you sure cuz you're not supposed to drive. >> I understand. >> You don't have a license. You can go to jail right now. >> Okay. >> All right. Who do you live with? >> I live with my father. >> Where do you live at? Huh? >> Who lives there? >> Well, I live by myself. My little sister. >> Call someone right now to pick up your car. >> Call someone right now to pick up the car. >> You can't drive. >> Okay. >> All right. You're speeding. You have no license. >> Okay. >> The car smells like weed. >> All right. Okay. You're coming to pick it up. All right. I can I park over here? >> No. >> Okay. So, how long I don't usually have right next to >> you shouldn't be driving first place. >> I understand what you're saying. >> Like I don't I'm confused. >> All right. How far is your ride? >> The ride. Um he should be here. >> Does that person have Hold on. >> Does that person have a bad license? >> Yes, they have a valid license. >> Calling. >> While waiting for her ride, the officer asked her about her juvenile record and she lied to him again. So he decided to end it right here by detaining her. >> You ever been arrested before? >> No, I have not. >> Never. Not as juvenile. >> As a juvenile. I've been arrested as a juvenile when I was probably 16, 17 years old. I have not. I don't have any. >> Did you just say no to me? >> I said as a juvenile. >> Hold on. Did you just say Did you just lie to me again? >> You said, "Have I been arrested?" Most of the time when I've been arrested, I talk. >> Hang on the phone. Step out the car. >> Hang out the phone. Step out the car. Relax. Relax. Hang out the phone. about the car. >> Yeah, I don't know you. I told you where I'm at. Listen, I'm on a village. Just relax. Just relax. Can't leave. >> Leave yourself in the car, please. Leave yourself in the car. Leave yourself in the car. Thank you. >> Excuse me. What's going on? >> Don't if you resist, we're going to have a problem. >> Okay. >> So, I'm being serious right now. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, I have kids in the car. I have to figure out. >> Put the phone away. Wait. See, >> I need someone to come. I'll put my address. Are you serious? Are you serious? Give me your arm. Give me your arm. >> Try to arrest me. >> Give me your arm. >> Best friend. Call Juke now. Call Juke now. >> Are you seriously resisting right now? >> No, I'm not resisting. >> Why are you pulling away? >> I'm not pulling away. You just said I just tried to give you >> Excuse me. You just said someone can pick up my car. >> Are you serious? >> Come on. Come on, bro. We're both >> I don't care about that. Stop talking. I'm talking. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. That's the last thing we're going to tell you. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. If I If I If I tell you on your back, put your hand on your back. No. Reach for anything else. Right. I'm not the one you play with. >> Okay. >> I decide your future right now. >> Yes, sir. Thank you. >> Okay. Turn around. >> The officer then informed her that she is going to jail. And her reaction to that information [music] is not pleasant. >> Okay. >> Hey, man. Listen. I guess we have to be honest. Everything lie. So, we take the right to jail. >> Huh? >> Take a ride to jail. >> Why would I be going to jail? >> You drive without a license. >> Huh? >> Drive without license. >> Okay. Well, I need to get my phone. I need I should be getting I should be getting detained right now. You have to check me before I get in the car. So, I'm not doing this. Keep Please relax. >> Get over here. If you >> Where are my little sisters going to go? There's only one police officer here. That's not how this goes. >> Be quiet and don't tell me my job. I mean, I'm a matter of fact, I'm not playing with you, bro. I'm not playing the game with you. >> I'm not GOING IN THE CAR. LISTEN, I'M NOT GOING IN THE CAR. >> DON'T you resist ME. DON'T RESIST. DON'T RESIST. DO NOT RESIST. GOING IN THE CAR, PLEASE. I SAID MY LITTLE SISTERS. SIR, I'M WAITING. I'M WAITING ON ANOTHER OFFICER. >> Stand up now, >> sir. I'm not going to allow you to throw me in the car. >> Stand up now. Sir, I want you. >> You're resisting arrest. Stand up right now. >> I would like another officer to talk to you. >> Stand up right. So, you're going to go to jail. You know, RIGHT? >> YOU'RE ALREADY IN JAIL REGARDLESS, RIGHT? >> Right now. >> Have another officer come. Okay. No problem. >> Stand up. >> You're resisting arrest. >> Please have another officer come. >> You're resisting arrest. You're resisting arrest. >> Stand up. >> Michaela, grab my purse. >> Even with the handcuffs on, she still doesn't give up and continues to argue with the officer. They just pulled ME OVER FOR NO REASON BECAUSE I WAS DRIVING A LITTLE BIT FAST. NOW HE'S TAKING ME OUT MY car and arresting me. >> Go in the car. >> You don't have a license. >> OKAY. BUT YOU JUST SAID YOU WAS GOING TO ALLOW SOMEONE to pick up my car, sir. >> In your car? >> Stand up and get inside a vehicle. >> I'm not going to allow you to put me in a vehicle if my little sisters are right here. I need to know. >> Stand up. >> Can you tell me what's going to happen with my little sister? >> Someone's picking them up. Right. You just You just called somebody. >> No. I have to know what's going on with my car. There's only one. >> Now it's going to be Now it's going to be told. Now it's going to be told. No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. Yes, it is. >> Guess what? I got money for that. >> Okay, cool. >> Like you. >> That is Wow. That is That's unnecessary. >> Look at what [laughter] you just did. You just THREW ME ON THE GROUND. >> I HAD to resist. >> You had to throw me on the ground. HOW WAS I RESISTING? IT'S ALL ON THE TABLE. >> YOU PULLED AWAY. YEAH, it's on the tape. >> Tape. I was not resisting. >> All right. >> Y. >> You're good. You're good. You're good. You >> go. [screaming] YOU LET ME RECORD THIS. RECORD IT. >> DON'T DON'T GRAB IT. DO NOT DO NOT GRAB ME. DO NOT GRAB ME. DO NOT GRAB ME. [screaming] >> I did [crying] nothing. >> I did nothing. >> Give me your hand. >> I did nothing. >> What are you going through? >> This is so childish. >> Get your hands out. >> Excuse me, sir. >> Put it in the car. >> Excuse me, sir. You see how you see how you got to animal? Excuse me, sir. I need to know what's going on with my sister. >> Bring it. Bring it here. >> I need to speak to you guys. >> Bring it here. >> Kayla, call it. >> Sitting in the back of the squad car, she pulls out the classic Karen playbook and launches into a full performance. >> GET ME OUT OF THIS CAR, PLEASE. I CAN'T DO THIS. MY LITTLE SISTERS. DO YOU HAVE LITTLE SISTERS? DO YOU HAVE A MOTHER? >> I got six kids. All female. >> Exactly. And look at how you TREAT THEM. YOU A YOU A >> You a You see how you do me in front of my little sisters? YOU THROW ME ON THE GROUND IN FRONT OF KIDS. [groaning] Hurry up and get me TO THIS PLACE. HURRY UP. CUZ GUESS WHAT? MY PEOPLE GOT MONEY FOR THE DAMAGE, TOO. Hurry up. Get me to where I need to go. Please. >> Y'ALL RELAX. BABE. [screaming] BABE. BABE. OH, I'M MAD. [screaming] I'M MAD. YOU GOT A DEMON IN HERE. YEAH. YOU GOT A DEMON. I CAN STOP MY FEET. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO BE ABLE TO CHARGE ME WITH NOTHING. YOU GOT A DEMON IN HERE. YOU GOT A DEMON, BABY. YEAH. YEAH. YOU GOT A DEMON. YEAH. YOU READY FOR THE DEMON? YOU READY? YOU READY? TAKE ME TO THIS, BRO. TAKE ME TO THE JAIL, FAM. >> I'm going to jail. >> ALL RIGHT. BRING [screaming] ME THERE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. I WOULD LOVE YOU. HOPE YOUR MAMA DIED. >> OH, she already dead. >> YEAH. YEAH. PSYCHO. I'M CRAZY. I'M CRAZY. YOU'RE CRAZY. >> She continued to berate the officer, mocking his salary. How you get paid 50 grand a year? Probably not even that. Probably not even that. [laughter] Yeah. Y MOST Y'ALL POLICE BE STRUGGLING. YES, y'all be struggling AND Y'ALL KNOW IT. WHY DOES MY JUVENILE RECORD MATTER? WHY DOES MY JUVENILE HISTORY MATTER? YOU SEE THAT, RIGHT? You arrested me because of my juvenile HISTORY AND ALL OF THIS IS GOING TO BE IN THE COURT. YOU A DADDY OF He left you for dad. YOU ACT LIKE A YOU WAS RAISED WITHOUT A FATHER. I could tell. That got to do your skin, huh? I CAN TELL. I CAN TELL. I CAN TELL YOU, RACHEL, THAT'S YOUR DADDY. THE WAY YOU SLAM ME ON THE FLOOR. >> YEP. THE way you SLAM ME ON THE FLOOR. I can talk all. I KNOW I CAN TALK. >> DID I THREATEN YOU? DID I THREATEN THE LEO? OH. OH, I didn't do that. >> Man, she then somehow slipped out of the handcuffs and started screaming her lungs out. >> Hey, get me there faster. You ever got before? You understand English? Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there, sir. Sir, get me there, sir. Get me there. Get me there, sir. GET ME THERE. DRIVE. DRIVE. DRIVE. [screaming] DRIVE. DRIVE. >> SO, where's my belongings, sir? >> WHERE'S MY BELONGINGS? HOW Y'ALL GOING TO DRIVE ME OFF THE WITH ALL MY [ __ ] [screaming] WHERE'S MY PHONE? WHERE'S MY PURSE? WHERE'S MY MONEY? WHERE'S MY BELONGINGS? YOU GUYS ARE THIEVES. WHERE IS MY BELONGINGS? TELL ME NOW. WHERE'S MY AND I DON'T CARE. SHOW THIS TO THE JUDGE. I'M SURE IT'S going to go there. >> Yeah. They're going They're GOING TO SEE HOW I rate I am. And I wasn't like this before you pushed me on the ground. >> All right. Thank you, >> babe. I LOVE YOU, BABE. PLEASE COME GET ME. KYLIE. OH. OH. OH. Did I Did I Did I move my hands? You can't see. You can't see. You're so childish. You're so childish. Who am I though? Dirty ass. All you cover. You dirty as littering in your own car. Dirty ass. I can tell your house got roaches. >> Your car has roaches. >> No, it actually don't. It actually don't. Why you trying to be funny? My car DON'T HAVE ROACHES. MY CAR DO NOT HAVE ROACHES. Your house has roaches. Like I said, my car don't have roaches. Why you trying to be funny? You little funny short [ __ ] [ __ ] Only thing you was only thing you could be able to be a police officer. I could tell, bro. You look like the type of that got bullied YOUR WHOLE LIFE. YOU LOOK LIKE THE TYPE OF LITTLE [ __ ] I GOT BULLIED YOUR WHOLE LIFE. ONLY thing you became could have become was a police officer. Why? So you supposed some type of authority, bro. I already know you. I see RIGHT THROUGH YOU. YOU A LITTLE [ __ ] BRO. Why you think you got an ugly ass wife like that? You probably on your PHONE LOOKING AT BAD [ __ ] on the daily. You know your You know your wife look like a little a little rat. >> She was charged with obstruction without violence, second offense operating a vehicle without a license, and corruption by threat to a public servant or family. Moving on to this next case where a woman shows you how to get arrested with attitude. BRO, BRO, I TOLD Y'ALL THE MASSES. I TOLD Y'ALL THE MASSES. She was GOING TO BE FAST. >> WELCOME TO February 10th, 2023. Illinois officers conducted a traffic stop on this vehicle for driving the wrong way. They're not ready for what's about to happen next. officer here. Gonzalez, you um you're going the wrong way. >> All right. Well, can I have your license and insurance with you? >> Yeah, I see him. He's good. >> Can I Can I park my seat over? >> No, just stay here for now. >> Can I take my seat back off? >> It's going to be times two. I'm 104. No, just go ahead and stay like that. >> Okay. So, I got my ID and I'm going to put it on. >> Do you got any weapons in your car? >> I do not. No. >> Okay. Do you have your insurance with you? >> I do. Do you have my app? >> All right. Can I see it? >> I also seen you were going the wrong way over there. >> Where? >> So, you guys are coming off Jefferson and then you guys turn on Center Street left >> and then you guys went into uh Wendy's. >> Oh, no. >> Where are you guys coming from? >> My house. >> All right. Just >> as one of the officers is checking the woman's info, she started to become increasingly agitated and she even confessed that she had a warrant while speaking with her mom on the phone. >> Just say >> leave the window down. >> Put my window up. >> No, leave the window down. >> It don't matter. It's not illegal. You can put my window up if you want. >> Leave the window down. >> It don't matter. It don't matter if I put my window up or down. It don't give a to you. >> Leave the window down. >> We don't care. You know, man with your dog. >> I'm talking about my dog. No, I need my mom to come get my dog. We on Center Street and Hickory Street. I need you to come get me cuz I'm in traffic. >> Why would you go to jail? I'm not talking to you, lady. The police pulled us over and this lady was on bull. I don't know. >> You're not even >> I'm having like I'm I'm on the I'm on the verge of anxiety attack right now. I'm on center and hickories. You're not on center. >> Posting me right now, ladies. That's all I care about. Fifi. I'm on center street right now. Come on. Come get Fifi. Dude, I probably got a warrant right now. You know what I mean? >> What would you have a warrant for? >> Why? >> What are you talking about? I'm a felon. What are you talking about? >> Stop talking to me right now. I'm on center street. >> You're not. >> What am I on? What am I on? What street? >> You tell me. I don't know what the is why I'm asking you. The cops then asked her to step out of the car, but she seems to care more about her dog than the situation she's in. >> Go ahead and step out of the vehicle. >> Oh, I will. Don't worry about it. Girl, you know I ain't got no step back on you, right? >> No, obviously not. I would have reached and Yeah, I would have dedic >> All right, go ahead and step back here for me. >> Can you shut the door so my dog don't hop? I don't traffic. Can you shut the door? Can you shut the door so my dog Can you shut the DOOR SO MY DOG don't step Can you put the window up so my dog don't step out into traffic? Can you put the window up? >> Can you put the window up so my dog doesn't step into traffic? >> He's fine. >> I'm right here. What are you talking about? >> I'm right here. >> All right. Will you tell your coworker to put up so my dog don't step out in the traffic? Break the window up. Just calm down. >> All right. Well, tell her then. >> You want to hold your dog? >> Yeah, I will. >> Oh, okay. But I'll hold her now. >> Yeah, she's on the leash. If you look, >> come here, babe. >> Hold on one second. >> She right. >> As her car is being searched, her mouth continues to run non-stop. >> Please. Oh my. Oh my. Oh my lord. Oh my damn. Ain't nothing in thising car. Y'all tweaking. Y'all better go find some other criminals. Y'all slow. Ain't nothing in this car. Y'alling slow. Y'all better hurry up and play some cuz ain't nothing in this car. Y'alling dumb. Y'all better take me to jail. Y'all thirsty asses. Y'all so thirsty for a crime. Going to east side to get somebody dirty. The y doing over here. The go on the east side. Y'all thirsty. Go on somewhere. Like y'all so dumb. Like are y'all that are they that dumb? Like Remo went through nothing. Are y'all slow? >> You're driving down a one-way street. >> Okay. Well, I ain't do. Was I driving? Was I in the Was I in the driver's seat? No. So >> All right. I know. She trained good. I know you love her, huh? I know, right? Is she trying good? Admit it. Admit it. I did this myself. Isn't she trying good? She can sit, right? Yeah. I know. You bo can't even admit it. Yeah. Sit. I know you looking at her. She cute, right? She cute, right? Can I get my purse out the car? >> No. >> No. Why? Why is that? >> Because why? >> What do you need your purse for? Then my purse on my shoulder. Duh. >> When we're done. >> When you're done. Okay. >> It seems she gets pleasure out of taunting officers, but next she decides to be even stupider by using her dog as an excuse to walk around. And that's definitely going to seal her deal. >> Are we 1 2 3 4 5 6? Probably more cars back there. No, but there's another car right there. Why are we so car, bro? What the buy in this car? What's going on, bro? No. Sorry. Sorry. >> And you just got to go pee. I'm sorry. >> She pulling me. >> Maybe she got to go pee, bro. Maybe she got to go pee. Back in the car. >> No. This is my baby. No, you're not putting her back in the Fifi. No. Right here. need to take a talking. >> Ain't nobody talking to y'all. >> No down with her. Don't be calling her. >> Stop talking to both of them. They both >> down a car. I'm opening the car door. >> Since she became too agitated for her own good and touched the officers, they had no choice but to put her under arrest. ain't nobody touch. Ain't nobody touching y'all. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. I ain't touch of y'all, bro. Stop touching me the [ __ ] car, bro. These people down. >> No. Ain't nobody calm down. Look at them like this, >> bro. STOP TOUCHING ME, BRO. >> STOP. >> Y'ALL touch me, bro. >> Stop. Stop right now. Okay. >> Stop, bro. Nobody's coming over. >> What is wrong with these people, bro? >> Nobody did nothing to these people. >> I never did nothing to these people. >> Stop moving. >> Ain't nobody talking to you. >> The Okay. Well, take the phone and the dog. That's the only reason why I called you. I don't give a I don't give a what you talking about these mother. I'm talking about the the females. >> Take it off. >> No, that's the only so y'all. >> The cops then moved her to the squad car where she continued to become even more agitated and violent. >> Y'all just thirsty for some [ __ ] What the wrong with y'all? Y'all y'all thirsty for some? >> Shut the up. Get the >> Relax. >> Shut the up [screaming] ho. Get the off me, you dumb ass. >> GET OFF ME. GET OFF ME. Get off of me. Get off me. I'm gonna kick you right. >> Get off me. I'm going to kick you. Stop touching me, youshole. GET THE RIGHT. >> Get off. I don't need no seat belt. I don't need no seat belt. Get off of me. >> Stop kicking. >> No. Get off of me. Get away from me, you weirdo ass hoe. And you too, YOU LITTLE. OPEN the door, you little ugly ass. Open the door. Open the door. [screaming] Hello. OPEN THE DOOR. OPEN the door. So when I get out of jail, I can have my phone. Can you do that? Can you do that one thing for me? Can you? Can you? Okay. So go before she pull off before she Can you do that one thing please before Can you do that? SO GO I DON'T WANT TO HEAR NOTHING FROM YOU. CAN YOU DO THAT one for me? And my cuffs is too tight that No, I DON'T GIVE A YOU GOT TO SAY I don't give a Can you do WHAT I GOT TO SAY? >> Can you do what I got to say? YOUR PHONE. WAS IT? >> NO, IT'S WITH MY PUT MY BAG BACK HERE. I GOT IN THERE. BUT CAN YOU GET GO GET MY PHONE FROM right there IN THAT CAR RIGHT THERE? CAN YOU DO THAT? >> And my cuffs is too tight. And my cuffs are tight. Cuffs are too tight because YOU WERE FIGHTING. >> NO, MY CUFFS ARE TOO TIGHT BECAUSE too tight and my circulations Bro, BRO, [screaming] I TOLD Y'ALL THE MESSAGE. I told y'all the message. She was going to be fast. I told you. Get my phone. GET MY PHONE. MY PHONE. MY PHONE. GET my Are you even understanding me? Do you even hear me? Can you even see me, bro? Can you even see me? Not once. Blink once. Can you even hear me? Can you hear me, bro? What the bro? Hello. HELLO. The is wrong. Did y'all get my phone? Did you get my phone? Did you get my phone? Hello. Did you get my phone? Did you get my phone? Yes or no? >> Okay, good. That's why I'm Oh no, I don't her. >> The woman is charged with aggravated battery on a police officer and resisting arrest. >> She came running all the way off over here and she hit me and she started hitting me. So I fought back. >> Well, he is going to he wants to hit little girls. He's going to go to jail. >> How is she 14 working here? You're supposed to be 18, right? >> I said no mother. And I grabbed him from his shirt and I pulled him off and threw him in the corner right there. >> So we went out there and I'm like, "Okay, let's go." Found him. On March 7th, 2026, officers responded to a scene of a multi-vehicle crash that had happened at a busy intersection. Here's what happened next when the officer talked with the drunk driver who ran that red light and caused the accident. >> Ma'am, do you need any uh ambulance or any medical services? >> I don't. >> Okay. >> I just want this thing to go away so I can >> Well, if you don't mind, will you >> I just live across the street. >> Okay. I'm kind of shook up. >> Okay, just sit tight for a sec. Okay. >> Yeah, I'm trying. >> Where you coming from? >> Right down the street. >> Where's that? Just sit tight. Okay. But your car can't drive. It's got a broken axle. >> Did you hit your head at all? >> No. Turn it off. Can you get this off of like freaking me out? I just live down the street. >> Okay. >> I just want to go home. >> Okay. Well, we're going to try and facilitate that, but we got some stuff we got to do. >> What the [ __ ] happened? Well, that's what I'm hoping you can tell me. >> I I can't I don't have an answer for that. >> You don't have an answer? >> No. >> Okay. Well, where were you? Let's Let's try to work this out. Where were you coming from? >> Down the street. >> Where's down the street? What way? What road were you on? Were you on this road or this road? >> I didn't even stand understand what happened. >> I'm trying to work this through with you so I can figure it out. Do you know if you were on this road here? >> I know I was on this road. >> You were on this road here? >> That's correct. >> Okay. Where were you coming from? down that road. >> Okay. What? Where down that road? Was it a building? Was it a >> It was just a road. >> But where were you? What were you coming from? A house? A business? >> A business perhaps? >> What kind of business? >> That was so long ago. I mean, what are you asking for? >> I'm trying to figure out how we got to this position that we are in. What building are you coming from? What business are you coming from? >> I wasn't coming from a business. Look. So, you left your house earlier and just drove around? >> Yes. >> This woman is wasted. She's so drunk that she can't even remember she caused an accident. Also, did she just say she got in her car and was driving around causing accidents for no reason? >> Would you please? All right. I'm upset. >> I I understand. And you have a right to be. You're just involved in a car crash. I I understand. >> I don't even know know the car crash would have been. It's >> You have no recollection of being in a car crash? All right. Do you have insurance? >> Yes. >> Can I see your insurance? >> Yeah. Get into it. >> Do you want to go on the other side? No. >> You could pull us out. >> Yeah. You can you can have whatever you want. >> She has no idea. She doesn't even know she's car. >> No. Dude, can you roll medics just to check out one of these drivers here, please? >> Just come on. Why don't you step out so I can cut this out? >> Well, I don't know how to do this. >> I don't I'm going to cut this out, but I don't want to poke you with a knife. So, step out of the car from here, please. Just stand over here with my partner. What >> all happened? >> Seriously, >> we're trying to figure that out. Stand over here with my partner. >> This is ridiculous. >> Over here, man. >> Why don't you stand? >> Hang on a second. >> Let me catch your breath, please. >> All right. >> You have everything you need in here. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to go through all your paperwork. Can you please step out of the car and stand with my partner here so I can cut this out for you? >> I'm not I'm not feeling well, so >> Okay. I have medics coming to check you out. Ah, I don't need medic. >> Well, you're involved in a car crash. You have no recollection of being in a car crash. You don't know what happened. And now you're and you're saying you're not feeling well. So, let me cut this out. Stand over here, please. >> I can't. >> Okay. Well, then I can't cut that out for you >> cuz I'm 63 years old and I can't >> Okay. >> I can't get off. >> Do you have any medical disabilities or any mental health issues? >> Really, you guys? >> What? >> Oh, please. Come on. >> What? >> What are you talking about? Oh my god, you guys. This is ridiculous. >> Well, it's ridiculous, lady. You just risked the lives of multiple people. You're the one being ridiculous. After a while, the EMS arrived to check on her. >> All right. And I'm just going to take this. Get your information down. >> My bad. >> I didn't do anything that I wasn't here. Yeah, I see your airbags deployed. So, that's messed up. I'll take the crash part of this. She's a refusal. We can't take her. Obviously, she >> she's refusing >> refusing. She seems like, you know, >> medically she seems fine. >> She answered all our questions. We can't take her >> except for the crash part. >> Your car's quite messed up. You've got damage on your passenger side. All your airbags are void. >> Brooke, why don't you step out of the car? Let me show you something. Step out of the car. Come here. >> I know. I know. All right. As you're getting out, I'm going to get your signature real quick. That's okay with the officer. >> Did you want that? Your driver's license. >> I actually have. >> You got it. Okay. >> All right. Real quick signature. This is letting me know that, hey, we came to check you out. You don't want to go to the ER or be seen in the hospital. >> All right. Now, >> now what? >> There you want to show you something. >> Get your driver's license back. >> Thank you. >> You're good to >> Oh, no. >> Yeah. >> Oh, guys. Hang on. You got to hold me up. >> Why do we have to hold you up? Because I'm shocked me. >> Yeah, you're you can't drive this car. >> God damn. >> Do you have a coat or anything in your in your car that could keep you warm for right now? >> I need to ask you a question. Okay. Did you have any alcohol to drink tonight? >> No. >> You didn't have any alcohol? >> No. >> Any narcotics of any sort? Any >> No, I don't do nothing. >> Do you take any prescription medication? >> No. >> You don't take any prescription medication? >> No. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. Motherucker. Oh, come on. Son of a [ __ ] >> So, really, she was so drunk that she couldn't even realize she had just crashed, talking about being hammered. And after a while, she went into her car and tried to drive away. >> Hey, what what are you doing trying to start your car? It's not going anywhere. Where are your keys at? >> I don't have keys. >> How? >> I have a fob. >> My My sincere apologies for assuming you had keys. >> I'm serious. Do you Where's your I have to go home. I have a puppy. >> Where is your fob? >> I'm sorry. Where's your >> touching? >> Let me see your teeth off. >> Come on, man. You guys, come on. What the hell, man? >> Thank you. I'm going to hold on to this for now. Okay, >> just for now. >> Yes. Well, no. Are you taking this one? >> Yeah. >> Just There's the keys. She's trying to drive it. >> I just want to go home. >> Okay. You're not free to leave right now until we get this all sorted out. >> Okay, I get it. >> Oh, ma'am, what are you trying to do? You're trying to start it again? >> No, I'm trying to get rid of this. Well, you were just trying to start it and then >> Oh, I didn't know you're >> I don't know how this works. >> Do you take prescription meds for anything? I'm not related to this at all. I'm just I'm just generally in um curious. Do you take >> you don't take prescription meds? Okay. >> Do you consume alcohol at all at any time? >> Yeah, occasion. >> Okay. What were you out and about doing tonight? >> I was going to get uh cabbage. >> You're going to get cabbage. >> Cabbage. And uh my uh >> Why don't you come on over here? I'm going to have you sit in the back of this car where it's warm. >> I ain't getting out. >> Well, they're towing your car. >> Why? >> Because you can't drive your car. >> No, that's okay. I can just go to cross the street. >> I'm asking you to sit in the car where it's warm. Okay. It's either sit on the side of the road or sit in the car. >> I'll sit on the side of the road. >> Okay, that's all right. You go sit over here just on this corner here. Then >> Brooke, go stand. They have to tow your car. Brooke, out, please. Out. >> Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. I've given you a lot of time to my neck. >> I understand that. But it's time for you to go either stand on the side of the road or it's time to sit in the back of the squad and stay warm until I can get you your paperwork. What do you want to do? >> Paperwork for what? >> Why are we here? Do you know what happened tonight? >> No. >> You have no idea why we're in this situation and why you're sitting here in the car talking to a police officer. >> That's correct. No, >> you were in a car crash. I've told you this multiple times. >> What happened with that gun? >> The car got towed just like yours is. So, are you going to sit in the back of the squad or are you going to stand on the side of the road? >> Where can I be warm? >> In the back of the squad. >> Are you arresting me? >> I would have told you that you're under arrest if I was going to place you under arrest. You're not under arrest. You're just not You're just not free to leave right now because we have to finish our investigation. Okay, come on. Let's go. Let's go. Stand over here. Can >> you hold my hand? >> Yes. Let's go. >> Like, easy, easy, easy. >> I'm not pulling. >> I just want to >> just over in the back. She cool. Sit back, squad. Actually, you know what? Let's go over here. Here, let's go to this one. >> After getting the woman to the squad car, the officer then asked her to blow into the breathalyzer. >> Let's go back over here. >> You guys are scaring me. >> Just have a seat in the back. You're not under arrest. You're just simply staying warm. That's all you're doing. >> That's all I >> Everything is audio and video recorded. Just go ahead and have a seat. Okay. >> Yes. >> All right. I'll be right back to talk to you. >> Oh, thank you. >> Okay. What's that? Hold on. Hold on. Stop. No. No. Sit down for a sec. >> Hang on. No. I need my wallet. >> I have it. I have it. I have it. I have it. >> No. This is not right. >> Here. Hold on. Hold on. Do me a favor. >> This is not right. >> Don't. Please do not touch me. Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> What I want you to do is I want to take you a deep breath in [gasps] and blow on this. Blow. Blow. I'll hold it. I'll hold it. >> Ready? Deep breath in like you're blowing a balloon. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. No. No. That actually works. Did it? >> Yeah. I'm okay. >> Is that No. No. No. >> Told you. >> Try one more time. Keep going until I tell >> I told you I'm okay. Keep going until I tell you to stop. Ready? Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. >> I'm legal. >> We're going to try this one more time. I'll hold it. >> You already did it. >> A nice a nice steady blow. Do not They're not going to leave yet. They're not going to leave yet. >> I'll leave it. I'll make >> I'll hold it. Yes. Ready? >> Yes. >> Keep big blow in. Nice and steady. Steady. Steady. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. I'm not intoxicated. >> You're not. You got to listen. Last chance and that's it. And then I'm going to make my >> I already did it. >> And then I'm going to make my decision. Okay. So, last chance. >> You already have your decision. >> Deep breath in. >> Look, just listen to him. >> Listen to what I am saying. >> Listen to him. >> Deep breath in. And >> I want my car. >> It's right there. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Deep breath in. Deep breath in. And do not stop until I tell you. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Harder. Harder. Harder. Harder. Harder. Harder. Harder. Harder. Harder. Harder. Harder. Harder. All right. Fine. >> Done. We're good. That didn't work. >> Well, instructing a super hammered person to do something is really hard. With no result, the officer asked her to do it again, but this time she refused, which led to her arrest. >> Am I okay or not? >> No. Not. You're not. Do you want Do you want to try again or do you want to >> Why are you ser Are youing kidding me? I'm trying to understand and make a sound decision on whether or not you are safe to move on from here. >> I I just want to move on. >> Okay. So, you don't want to provide a breath sample? >> Ew, that's gross. >> I know it's gross. All right. Do me a favor. Turn off the channels behind your back. You want the rest of the >> What? No. >> Do not resist. Please. Do not resist. >> Do not resist. Do not resist. Um, just keep your hands behind your back, please. >> All right. I had both of you. >> You're going to get an additional charge for resisting if you don't stop. >> Gentlemen, I'm not I'm not resisting. >> No, you were. >> Sir, >> walk with me, please. We're going to go this way. >> Have to drag me. >> I would prefer not. You're grown up. We're all grown-ups. >> I'm 63 or something. >> I I know. So, let's act like it. Please. >> Don't do this. >> Gentlemen, >> have a seat, please. >> No. >> See, no. Everything's audio video recorded. Okay. Go ahead and have a seat. >> Have a seat, please. Have a seat, please. You said you're 63 years old. 62. Act like it. Sit down, please. I don't I I don't know what you think is going to happen next other than you sitting down. I don't know why you're acting like this. >> Cuz I'm scared. I >> You I understand you have every right to be scared given a situation that you've been in. >> Why don't you just give me a ride home and >> because that's not going to happen. Have a seat. Please. Sit down. Have a seat. Sit down. Please >> put your feet in. Please. Let's act like an adult here. Please. Don't do this. >> You're going to get a resistant charge as well. >> No. >> Yep. >> I don't want to. No, I'm not resisting. >> Well, you are. >> I Everything's audio video recorded. Everything is audio video recorded. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait. Don't take it that way. I'm not being >> This woman was charged with DUI, resisting arrest, operating an uninsured vehicle, and failure to yield at a traffic signal. According to the reports, the other drivers suffered a broken wrist and a concussion, but no life-threatening injuries. >> In court, her resisting arrest charge was dismissed. While she plead guilty to the remaining charges to get back in the car, you did not pull me over. You p how you pull me over? I mean, my car is stopped. YOU DIDN'T EVEN PULL ME OVER. I came I pul turned in this in this parking lot. On July 24th, 2025, an officer on patrol conducted a traffic stop on a speeding vehicle with an expired temporary license plate. Here's what happened next. >> Call your sergeant cuz now you're trying to make it seem like I'm defiant and I'm not being defiant. I got out my car for a reason. I got license. I got license and everything. It's in my purse. You locking my hand up with my purse. >> Okay, >> I know what's wrong. And you and you did not pull me over the right way. 862. >> I do not need 1018. >> You did not pull me over the right. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Let me get my phone, please. >> I will get >> Can I grab it? Cuz you being rude to me for no reason. >> God, just shut up and listen to him for a minute before you start with the verbal vomit. >> Being so rude. You being too rude. >> Well, >> and I don't got no I don't got no weapons or nothing. I already know what's up. My tag is >> being back in the car like I told you. >> But listen to me. Can you listen to me? R N LM you you you pulled me you didn't pull me over the right way. NO YOU DIDN'T. I WAS WET. I passed the hill. WHAT ARE >> YOU DOING? YOU I'M A I'm a medical I'm a mental patient. I'm a mental patient. So it don't matter. Let me sit on the ground. LET ME SIT ON THE GROUND. I'M A MENTAL PATIENT. I'm a mental patient. YOU TRYING TO PULL YOU didn't pull ME OVER THE RIGHT WAY. YOU SITTING HERE LYING. You didn't pull ME OVER AT ALL. You wait till I CAME HERE AND I STOPPED. MY CAR WAS OFF AND EVERYTHING. NOW YOU TRYING TO RUFFLE ME UP WITH NO REASON CUZ YOU KNOW you >> Stop what? Stop what? I'M SITTING HERE TALKING TO you and you ain't trying to hear me. You nasty. YOU BEING NASTY, DOG. I DON'T EVEN give a You being so nasty and you trying to hurt me. You trying to hurt me. You're trying to hurt me, dog. This is soed up. >> I'm trying to stop you from resisting. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting at all. Listen, sir. I'm not resisting. You're hurting me. YOU IS HURTING ME, MAN. Y'ALL IS NASTY AS y'all hurting me. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> Y'all hurting me. >> I'm relaxed. >> It doesn't sound relaxed to me. >> I am. I'm just I'm I have anxiety. I'm a mental patient. I have anxiety. You said that you pulled me off. >> I can't even breathe. >> I'm a mental patient. The only thing she said that made sense. >> My purse. I don't have no drugs, no nothing on me. >> And nobody said you had drugs on you. >> You didn't even pull me over the right way. >> Pull you over. >> No, you didn't. You actually had that other car. Man, I can't wear taking this in court because you sitting here lying. I pass. >> Ma'am, please stop moving. >> [ __ ] tell my sister, please. >> You got yourself. >> Y'all hurting me. >> Stop. >> They hurting me. >> We go to the ground. Yeah. >> I'm on the ground. >> LOOK AT THIS. LOOK AT THIS. RELAX. STOP. I'm hurting. Call. I need ambulance. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. Sir, take my purse. I'll take it. >> I'm trying. Please stop. I'm I'm Please. I need the ambulance. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Sir, >> stop resisting. >> I'm not I'm not resisting. Take the purse. I'm hurting. I'm hurting. >> I got that. >> I'm hurting. Oh, I'm not I'm hurting. >> Mom, I'm hurting. You hurting me for no reason. You being rude to me for NO REASON. I'M NOT GOING ANYWHERE. I just Oh my Oh my god. I'm being done so wrong, dog. >> I'm being done so wrong. I didn't do anything. You being rude to me for no reason. I You You just choke me up and just threw me out and put me in the on the floor. All of that. My >> You're good. You're good. I >> The officer then explained that he was only intended to give her a warning. She then suddenly regretted her action. Sir, I I I need to be rude, sir. But can you turn the AC on, please? I'm sorry. >> I'll turn on full blast for you. It's high as it goes. >> All my information. My name is Tanisha. Only thing I'm All right. I'm upset is because, sir, you didn't stop me correctly. >> Okay. I did stop you correctly. We can stop that right now cuz I know how to pull cars over. I pulled you over by the book and that's >> okay. I just bought that car from the auction and that tag is expired. So, that's why I was kind of scared. The tag is expired. So, I was very scared >> and I know I'm going to get another ticket for that. So, I I'm not being rude or anything, but you >> I wasn't going to give you a ticket for anything. >> Huh? >> I wasn't going to give you a ticket for anything. >> Well, I mean, >> I was going to give you a warning for speeding and you decided to act all >> No, because I was here and I know I know that a little bit. >> Oh, that's the only reason. >> Hey, just just pull your car up. Just pull your car back a bit and I'll get out of the way. >> About to have a heart attack. >> Okay. >> Oh my god, I'm sweating so bad. >> I just turned up the AC as much as it'll go, ma'am. >> I can't believe you treated me like this. I I promise I I am legit. I don't do any wrongdoing. I'm [laughter] just scared because I know that tag is expired. That's the only thing. Now we trying to talk to you. Call me. I can't believe I was done like I've never done before. >> What's your name? >> My name is Tanisha time. And that's me. Okay. >> That is me. My driver's license is in my car. I could have gave you everything. >> Yeah, but you decided not to. >> You decided to jump out of the car. >> I got out the car because I was getting ready to go in the store and you told me to get back in the car and I was just frustr I was kind of confused because I didn't. >> There was no confusion, ma'am. I told you exactly what to do. That's not confusing at all. >> So, am I arrested? >> Right now, you are detained. >> I sign my daughter up for school right now. >> Oh my. >> I apologize for everything I did with her. Oh, sir. Like, you're being truthful. >> I passed the light. I passed the light and then you >> just just search her. Make sure she doesn't have anything on her if you don't mind. Turn back and wipe my I got to go ahead step out real quick. >> Yeah, my shoe I don't know what my shoe is. My feet is but you want to turn around for me widening your stance. >> Yeah, I don't have anything on you. >> No, I don't have anything on me. I don't know. That's why I don't understand why you treat me like a criminal. I'm not a bad person. It's I don't have no drugs on me. Anything. I don't do drugs. I My You can look at my >> Just stay how you are. Just stay how you are. Why your stance? >> Yes. I can't believe [laughter] you. Oh my goodness. Y'all treat me like a criminal. I don't have no drugs on me. I don't have no >> I have to do it anyways. Okay. This is not I don't I I don't >> But you know what? I'm so sick of living in America. >> Stay how you are. >> I have no drugs on me, ma'am. >> As long as I up. >> Look, no drugs. >> Do not do that. >> Okay, because I >> it has to be done. >> Ma'am, I understand your job, but I am very frustrated. You I'm a woman. I didn't do I don't >> I got to do this. I don't care if you're a woman, man. I don't care. I got to do it anyway. >> This don't make no sense. They threw me on the ground and everything. I want all y'all to pass by. >> Can I forget my shoe, please? >> I can't believe they did me like this for no reason. >> She was charged with resisting without violence. >> 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.