What? >> She's >> and she deserved to know it. >> Get your work. >> Get your ASS TO JAIL. >> WHY ARE YOU pulling on my door? >> Why? What are you talking about? What happened? >> You're under >> Why? What happened? >> It's wild how some Karens think attitude is a substitute for common sense. Right up until it lands them in handcuffs. >> I'm asking for a supervisor. I'm asking for your license and insurance. >> I am a glass. >> Yeah, I know. We are too, ma'am. >> [laughter] >> I'm telling you one more time, step out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. >> OH MY. >> Welcome to Police X10, [music] where attitude meets authority. Let's take a look at today's cases of entitlement in cops versus the dumbest Karens [music] whose attitude landed them in handcuffs. Starting with this case, where a nononsense officer taught a brat a lesson about arguing with the cops. >> Can you legally give me a second? >> Yeah, I legally can. And I can legally take you to jail for it, TOO, BECAUSE YOU JUST TOLD ME YOU HAVE alcohol in YOUR SYSTEM. >> SIT DOWN BEFORE YOU GO IN THE BACK OF THIS POLICE CAR. I AM TIRED OF HEARING YOUR MOUTH. STAND UP. >> OH MY GOD. NO. >> You guys ARREST ME FOR WHAT? >> On January 5th, 2023, officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for driving erratically. After arresting the driver, the officers returned to deal with the passengers, and it was not what they had expected. Hello. >> Hi. Sorry, I'm on the phone line. >> That's fine. Where you all come from? >> We just want to go home. Like, we didn't know. We thought it was over. We You told us to get this over. We want to go home. >> It literally smelled like alcohol in this car right now. >> Well, it wasn't us. We literally came from somewhere. >> Okay. But you you can't smell the alcohol in the car. You can't smell it. >> I'm 21. I >> Damn. What? I asked you. You can't smell it. You said you didn't know. You can't smell alcohol the way I just woke up and smell it. So, you clearly knew he was drinking cuz we can smell it. >> Well, I didn't know he was drinking and he told us he was sober enough to drive us home. >> What's in that cup? >> It's water. It's >> So, so you knew he You knew he had been drinking. He But he told you he was sober enough to drive home. That's what he told you. >> Yes. >> I'm not even going to lie. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> That's what he told us and we believed him. I'm sorry. We were just trying to get home. >> You literally just said something told. You said we didn't know he had been drinking. That's what that's the first thing you said when I walked up and I didn't even ask for that. I don't know. I'm I might freaking out. >> No need to freak out. You ain't driving. >> I know, but like I just want to get home. Like he told us he could get us home. >> You will be home eventually. How old is your friend back? >> You can talk to >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Let Let the one down for me. Can you let it down? >> Yeah. >> I going Hello. Hi. >> I just want to get home. >> Where you live at? >> Scared. >> Where you scared about? >> I I live in Houston. What you scared? What you scared of? >> I'm just scared because like my friend driving was like, "Oh, I'm so >> Can you move that jacket right there?" >> I don't know what that is. >> He told us he was okay to drive. I literally swear. >> Okay, put that back. Put that back right there. And not keep it right there. And don't And don't pour it out. Just keep it right there. How old are you? >> 21. You want my ID? >> Yeah. Let me get both of y IDs actually. >> Huh? What? >> I have my credit card. >> Be cool for you ain't got ID. >> I have an ID. >> You You don't have a ID? You just You just left Suburban and you don't have ID. >> You didn't You didn't need it to get in a bar. >> No, they did not tell her how to get in. >> Oh, great. Good to know. So, I've been >> Were all y'all together at Suburban? So, all of y'all were together at Suburban? >> Yes, we were. >> Okay. >> And they did not ID any of us? I mean, I >> Okay, that's fine. >> That's fine. So, all y'all >> So, all y'all was drinking together. >> She did not drink at Sub. >> Okay. Where you drunk at? >> At your You drunk at your house. >> Okay. >> So far so good. All of the girls cooperate. The officer then told them to call somebody to pick them up. With the underage, one gets a citation. Hey, uh, go ahead and, um, you can call your mom or somebody to She can come and pick you up. >> She can come and pick you up. >> Yes. Where's your mom or whoever you want to call? >> Can you talk? >> You You can call Uber or whoever. >> Can I call Uber to come get? >> Yeah, that's fine. That that that's fine. But >> can you tell my mom that so she knows? Please. >> Hey, Mom. Can you hear me? >> No, she can. Hey, that's my little sister. She can come with me, right? >> Uh, no. Your little sister been drinking. Your your little sister about to get a citation cuz she been drinking. I can smell it on her, too. She's back there with alcohol. So, because of this, I'mma brealize her. And if she has alcohol, she's going to get a citation. But your mom can't come pick y'all up. Okay. >> Can she come at us? >> Yes. Yes. Go ahead. >> As the officer was doing his job, the blonde underage one started to give her attitude to the officer. >> All right. You told me you've been drinking and you said you were drinking at the house. >> Can you give me a second? >> Yeah. Uh, yeah. Yeah. I I I physically can and I am. You I legally can cuz you just told me you was drinking and you're 20. >> It doesn't matter. You said, "Are you of age?" >> Oh, yeah, you can. But you're going to give me a breath test or I'm going to psych you because you have alcohol in your system. >> So, you said I can't? >> No. >> Okay, you can call your mom. So, what I'm >> Do you legally give me? >> Yeah, I legally can. And I can legally take you to jail for it, too, because you just told me you have alcohol in your system. So, do you want to go to jail, TOO? DO YOU WANT TO PLAY THAT GAME? >> DO YOU WANT TO PLAY IT, >> SOPHIA? >> WHOA. Do you want to play that game? >> I don't say. >> That's a yes or no question. >> So, I'm Okay. So, this man >> Officer McGee. >> Okay. So, an officer officer giving me >> an officer is saying that he wants to give me a citation, but he legally can't breastize me. >> Okay. You have been drinking. >> Yes, I have been. >> Okay. And are you 21? >> No, I'm >> That is illegal. Correct. >> So either >> I was drinking house with my mother. >> No, no, no, no, no, no. You just told me you just left a bar is what you just said. And you said you're drunk at home. So I don't believe that. So I'm going to write you a You can give me a breath sample or not. And if you refuse to sign it, then I'm going to take you to jail. But you're going to have a citation whether either way it go. You just told me you left a bar. Right or wrong? Yes or no? >> I did. No. So you you you so are you refusing to give me a a breath sample? >> Yes or no? >> Your mother. >> Are are you my mother? >> No. Your mama don't have your mama don't have anything to do with what's about to happen right now. Are you are you >> are you refusing to give me a breath sample? Yes or no? >> Sophia. >> Yes. >> Do it. >> She literally is legally. >> Are you Yes or no? >> Can you please stop yelling at me for a second? >> NO, CUZ I DON'T HAVE TIME FOR THIS ENTITLEMENT. OKAY, then breathalyzing. Go ahead and do it. >> The officer then had her do a breathalyzer. >> Keep going. Keep going. Keep blowing until I tell you to stop. Keep blowing until I say stop. >> As far as I could, Sophia, just take it as far as you can. Hold this. Yeah. And you lied. Hold this. >> So cute. Shut up. >> Step out. >> Can I have my phone right now? >> Yeah, you can get phone. Step out. Have a seat right there in front of my car on the curb. >> You want me to get in the car? >> Nope. Have a seat on the curb. >> Hey. Hey, Megan. Come over here and have a seat on the curb for me. >> You're fine. Just have a seat on the curb. >> SIT DOWN BEFORE YOU GO IN THE BACK OF THIS POLICE CAR. I AM TIRED OF HEARING YOUR MOUTH. KEEP TALKING ABOUT WE CAN LEGALLY SEARCH THE CAR BECAUSE HE JUST BEEN ARRESTED. It's called a search INCIDENTAL ARREST. SO KEEP TALKING. SIT DOWN AND SHUT UP. >> NO. NO. You need to be quiet. It's what you need to do. >> Oh my god. I'm 19 YEARS OLD. >> IT DOESN'T MATTER. NO, YOU'RE NOT 19. >> YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO >> YES. YES. YES, I do. You need to be quiet. >> He is executing his rights and the law and he's doing his job and you prevent him from doing that. So, you need to shut up and sit down like we asked you to do OR YOU'LL BE GOING TO JAIL, TOO. SO, SHUT UP. THERE IS no reason to yell at us. >> Well, you need to. Yes, IT IS BECAUSE YOU'RE ENTITLED LITTLE BRAT AND WE TRYING TO DO OUR JOB AND you hindering us from doing that. >> No, no, no. BE QUIET. >> STOP TALKING. >> THERE'S NO reason to yell at me when I've done nothing wrong. >> Keep talking. >> Yell at me when I've done nothing wrong. I have no reason to yell. No. >> Well, she's going to jail, that's for sure. Talking about yapping yourself into jail. Bro, [ __ ] that. >> Hey, listen. If you keep talking, you are going to go to jail for this conduct. THIS IS MY >> THEY [ __ ] shoot me. You're about to stand up. >> Oh my god. No. You're about to ARREST ME FOR WHAT? >> DISORDERLY CONDUCT. I have ASKED YOU TO BE QUIET. NO. TURN AROUND. >> OH MY GOD. >> I'm 10:15 one time. I didn't say I DIDN'T you out here cuz I asked you to BE QUIET. YOU WANT TO KEEP TALKING PLAYING THE GAME? >> NO. >> All right. Back here. Come on. Come on. First of all, you got anything on you that I need TO KNOW ABOUT? >> ANYTHING ON YOU THAT THAT ME? I GOT SOMETHING over here. >> Turn around. >> All right, come on. Let's go. >> Oh my god. What are you doing? >> Stand up. >> What are you doing here? >> Unlock my door. >> What are you doing to me? >> I didn't do anything wrong. I really didn't. Oh my god. Are you >> Anything in the back of the car going to belong to you? I have nothing. I have nothing on me. OH MY GOD. >> LEAN BACK. JUST lean back. >> Oh my god. >> In the end, she was charged with underage possession of alcohol and disorderly conduct. Let's move on to the next case where an entitled woman thinks she's too good for a job at a dollar store and trashed it. >> Went out there and threw all that [ __ ] around >> and she deserved to know it. >> That's not how it works. That's not how it works. >> Keep your ass to jail. >> On July 8th, 2024, officers responded to a Dollar General after reports of a woman entering the store and trashing it. Here's what happened next. What happened? she uh applied here for a job and I kept trying to help her and today she finally text back and says I don't even get up until noon and I said unfortunately I thought she wanted a job said I will have to hire someone else. So she texted me and said well I dodged a bullet. Thank you. She came in here and she says, "What's what's corporate's number?" I said, "It's right [music] there on the door." And she calling every day. And I said, "Just calm down." And she says, "Who the do you think you are?" She started around there and throw that [ __ ] around. If I ever see you outside, I'm going kick your ass. >> Okay. >> Need a little help. >> Okay. [music] Well, >> cuz I'm old. I I am trying to cry, but I am not being threatened for this job. >> Right. >> And I know people don't like me. This is our left side. I'm just trying to do my job, >> right? Oh, I get it. Okay. Well, let me take the video. It's just in this area and then outside. >> Yes. >> Okay. Okay. Um, >> I don't want to back in here. >> Okay. >> Conrad is wrong. If he thinks I'm going to have people threaten me and coming after me to close, >> right? >> I don't know what you can do to help me, but I would be well into having charge charges press out. >> Yeah. disorderly conduct and criminal damage. >> It's broke some stuff. So, >> okay. >> Appreciate it. >> Not a problem. I'll get back with you sometime. After recording the damage done to the store, the officer quickly located the suspect's address and paid her a visit and immediately put her under arrest. >> Oh, >> hi. >> Hi. What's going on? >> Nothing. >> What happened to Dollar General? >> Not a whole lot. >> Not a whole lot. >> She's and she deserved to know it. >> Okay. >> And I went down and told her that. >> Okay. Did you throw some stuff around? >> Some clothes on the ground? Yeah. >> Okay. Look like a lot more in clothes. >> No, she can clean it up. She deserves it. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, you're going to be placed under arrest. >> Why? >> Uh disorderly conduct and criminal damage. >> No. >> Yeah. >> No. >> Yep. >> Couldn't turn your hands back. >> Um I need to >> Deon. >> No, we're not playing this. We're not playing this. >> I was telling my husband. >> Okay. Get your hands off of me. >> No, that's not how it works. >> Get your how it works. >> You don't You're sing. WHAT ARE YOU DOING ON MY MOTHER? My eyes are hurting. Stop. >> I cannot hear her. It's hurting. Stop. >> We're scaring MY SON. >> WELL, YOU SHOULDN'T ASS DOWN THERE. >> WELL, SHE DIDN'T. >> I DON'T GIVE A YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE WENT DOWN THERE TO THAT. A job IS NOT A JOB GOOD ENOUGH FOR YOU. >> That job was good enough. She's enough down there. >> Stay there. >> Okay. You need to learn. >> Props to the mother. She really needs to learn her lesson. I mean, who in the world gets a job, sleeps until noon, gets fired, and then proceeds to trash the store? A few nights in jail will teach her a lesson. >> Okay, last door ass. I won't have anything. [crying] >> I think on the floor, >> nothing else. No, no. AND I HOPE TO GOD she has something [crying] that should be processed by disorderly conduct and criminal damage [crying and laughter] to be released for criminals can't be part lucky for Illinois. Let's go. I'm ready. Central 395. >> Why did you LET THAT LITTLE BOY SEE THAT MOM GETTING ARRESTED? >> YES, he will. >> I got to go see what >> I'm secure now. I got everybody back off of me. >> Go calm my mom down. >> I will. >> I just got it. Don't let my [ __ ] cat out. >> I won't. >> Sorry. I'm not meaning to be a plant. I'm sorry. >> This is I mean, you could have made this so much easier, Jessica. >> Seriously. Go. >> How would you react? >> I I get it. >> No, just just hear me. Just let me talk for a second, please. I just need to vent. How would you feel if you were offered a job and then she texted you at 8:25 this morning when you were still asleep and you get up and text her back and she was like, "You no longer have that job because you didn't text me back right away. I didn't think you were interested." I took everything to her and she completely me over because I wasn't awake to text her back. So, yes, I did go a little crazy, >> but that really pissed me off. >> I get it. There was so many different ways this could have went and been handed >> and I blacked out. Okay, I got pissed off and I blacked out. I didn't threaten her. I didn't touch her. I threw some [ __ ] on the ground and that's it because it felt really good to know that she is the only one there and she has to clean it up because how the [ __ ] are you going to do that to somebody? You don't just hire somebody and then a day before they start you're like, "Oh, I hired somebody else." You don't do that, right? Like I know I could have handled it better and I had a weak lapse but I blacked out. It just really upset me. Okay. >> Like how are you going to do that? >> I I get it. I do. >> And I'm not trying. >> There's consequences for it. >> I know. I wasn't trying to take it out on you, Clint. I'm sorry. >> It's all right. >> No, it's not. >> I mean, it's all it's all part of the job. >> I've acted like I've never acted like that. Well, I was of course I haven't dealt with you a lot, but obviously, but you know, >> I have I'm sure you've heard. >> Okay. Okay. So, >> yep. Just careful stepping in there and then get your seat belt on. Yeah. Safety first. >> Oh, see where's that? >> Sorry. >> No, you're fine. I just got to find the There it I've lost weight, but my hips haven't >> No, it got stuck down there between the the little gap and the seat. >> Exactly. >> Okay. You good? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> About as good as I'm going to get. >> All right. >> The woman was charged with disorderly conduct and criminal damage to property. When someone chooses destruction instead of walking away, the lesson comes fast. Actions have costs and responsibility doesn't disappear just because you're angry or embarrassed. Moving on to the next case where a woman turned a traffic stop into a chaotic arrest because she refused to comply. Why are you pulling on my door? Okay. Why? What are you talking about? What happened? >> You're under [screaming] Why? What happened? >> On October 19th, 2025, officers in Illinois conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for speeding. What happened next was anything but routine. >> How's it going, Deputy C County Sheriff's Office? Got your license insurance card real quick? >> My turn on my phone. >> Phone. >> Why you pulling me over? >> Cuz it's 55 back there. You're going 69. >> Cuz you on my ass. >> Not at all. I caught up to you. >> No, you are. You are on me? >> Yeah. Reading your plate. >> Okay. >> Okay. License. You're going 69 and 55. Let's go. >> Right. Because you're you're on me. >> Okay. Whatever you say. >> You have no behind that. >> Need your license. Let's go. >> Right there. I don't have it. >> Where's it at? >> I don't know. >> Whose car is it? >> So, you don't have any license on you. No ID. No one to tell me who you are. >> You want to take my name? I don't know who it is. >> Do you have a card or something? It shows your name. That's all I need. And it comes back to you the car. >> Yeah. >> What's the address going to say on your license? >> It's on 13th. >> No, no insurance. Bad attitude and speeding. Quite a combo to get yourself arrested. >> 14. >> All right. I'm going to have to have you step out of the car. We're going to run the dog around the vehicle. Okay. >> Why? Why is that? Why you Why you got to pull on the door >> to get you out of the car? You're getting out right now. >> You said what happened? >> Get out of the car right now. >> Okay. I need to explain to me why am I getting out the car? >> Because I'm telling you to. >> 13. >> You have to tell me. You hear this? >> Turn off your phone. >> You You can't tell me to. I don't have to turn off my phone. Why? >> You're getting detained right now. >> Why am I getting detained? Can you turn on your body? >> Get out of the car. >> Okay. Can you turn on your body camera? >> It is on. Get out of the car. It's >> not flashing. >> It does. Mine's turned on so it doesn't Get out of the car now. >> It's the car. >> Okay. Why? Why I got to be high? I'm trying to figure out what's going on. >> Get out of the car. I'm not telling you twice. Get out of the car. >> WHY ARE YOU PULLING ON my door? What are you doing? >> Break your window if you shut it. Get out. >> Why are you pulling on my door? Okay. I >> open the door. Open the door right now. >> Call the police. >> Open the door. I'm going bust your window. Step out. >> What? What are you talking about? >> What happened? You're under arrest. What happened? >> I can't tell you how many times to get out of the car. >> I was asking around. Now you're under arrest. >> I asked a question. >> You're going to get hit with resisting if you don't stop. Put your other hand asked a question. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> I literally just asked her why. >> I literally just asked her why. That's all I did. >> No, you told her several times you're going to go. >> I really just said that. I did not just say that. I said that. I said that to you. >> I said that to you. >> Listen. >> I did not just say that. How many times she tell you to get out? How many times? >> And I asked her why. I literally just asked her why. I asked her twi. Yes, I do. I asked her twice. What are you talking about? >> Come back. >> What are you I asked. All I did was ask why. >> After putting her in handcuffs, the officers then moved her to the squad car. >> What is going on? I'm just asking a question. >> You're under arrest for resisting. >> I did not resist arrest. >> How many times tell you to get out? >> I asked the question. I literally asked why. How many times you tell her to get out? whole time. >> But didn't I didn't ask you why. I didn't ask you why. >> I have the right to ask you to go. >> Okay. And I And I asked you why did I have to get out the car? What is going on? I literally only asked what is going on. The way you going to jail and I only No, because I asked a question. You cannot arrest nobody for asking a question. Like what is going on? All I did was ask a question. >> I only asked you why. Why? I only asked you why. I asked why was why did you need to search? That's literally all I asked. I'm on my way to work so I just need to know why so I can call my boss. That's literally it. >> Listen, I'll explain it to you really quick for you. Okay, >> that's all I asked was why I didn't. I never said I was going to get out. >> You want me to explain it or not? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay, calm down. >> Okay, I'm sorry we had to meet like this. What's your name? >> Fatima. >> Fatima. Okay, Fatima. I'm deputy. >> Listen. That's the question. >> Mhm. Okay. I'm just going to tell you how this works. >> So, we're allowed to ask anyone to step out of the vehicle at any time for any reason. Okay. >> That's never happened to me. >> I'm asking why. Like, >> okay. [laughter] So, the reason we had you step out was we're they're just going to run the dog right now. Okay. >> Why? But I just wanted to know why they have to run the dog. What is going on? >> Okay. So on any traffic stop, we're allowed to utilize the dog at any point. Okay. >> This is free port. I've got poo on plenty of time. This has never happened to me. So I'm asking questions like cuz this never happened to me. I literally asked the question to jail for asking why. >> All right. >> That's what we do around here. We search cars with a K9. When you're told to get out of a car, you get out. It's that simple. You don't roll your window up on an officer is trying to tell you to get out. You just listen and then you don't go to jail. So, >> what's up? >> Listen to me. >> I'm listening to you. What? >> That's not how it happened. I happened I got pulled over before police told police before and they never they never had to search or anything. So, I'm asking why did y'all talk about y'all got to search? Why I have to get out the car? They've never asked me before. >> Okay. Doesn't matter. >> But I also have a right to to know why I had to get out why why I want to get out of the car. Why I have to get out of the car. >> She ordered you out of the car. She doesn't even need a reason. >> Who said that? >> That's the law. >> Okay. >> We don't even need a reason to order you out. So, it is what it is. You didn't listen. That's why you're in cuffs. >> The I wasn't not not listening. I was trying to get an understanding part. >> So, then I had >> We don't have time for you to sit and try to understand the door because you was talking about breaking my window. >> Yeah, I will break it. Exactly. Cuz you rolled the window up when we told you to get out of the car. >> The door. >> Well, you can still unlock the door with the window down. It's not hard. >> You was already grabbing on the door. Y'all was already grabbing on me before I could even ask any questions. >> It's all on video. I want to be >> You can clearly go ahead. You can clearly get the foyer for it. You're going to need it for your court case. So, >> as she was being transported to the station, she started to make a scene by screaming and kicking. [screaming] >> Man, you realize this could have been a book and release and you're done. >> Okay. [laughter] >> Control 244. be transporting this female to the jail. Miles when ready. >> 8047. Nothing left. Nothing left. I GOT NOTHING LEFT. IN THE END, SHE WAS CHARGED WITH resisting arrest, obstruction, speeding, DUI, and driving with a suspended license. Most traffic stops end in minutes. Turning them into a confrontation can turn a citation into a criminal record. Staying calm, compliant, and respectful is often the difference between going home and going to jail. Just when the officers thought they had seen it all, along came a woman who got arrested in the most avoidable arrest in the world. Insurance. >> I'm asking for a supervisor. >> I'm asking for your license and insurance. >> Y'all know we are too, ma'am. >> Step out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. >> Okay. [crying] >> On August 13th, 2024, an officer conducted a traffic stop on a speeding vehicle. What should have been a simple pullover will soon turn out much more chaotic. >> Good morning. Is that a good feeling at 35 or 53 this morning? >> It was it was three people in front of me. Now I want to record this because this is outrageous. >> Okay. Have your driver's license and insurance. >> What am I? I don't understand why I was being pulled over. Can you show me the the uh what I was the speed I was doing? >> I'm going 53 and a 35. >> Can you show me? >> I'm asking can you show me be on the camera for port? >> I know. Can I want to see the camera now? If I can't do that. >> Can I see your uh Can I speak to your supervisor? >> Sure. You have your driver's license and insurance? >> I'm asking for a supervisor. >> I'm asking for your license and insurance. >> I'm asking for a man a supervisor. >> Okay. In the meantime, I need your driver's license. >> I'm asking for a supervisor. Can I see your supervisor, please? >> Sure. Thank >> Yes. My speeder is requesting a >> All she had to do was provide her license and insurance, but no, she wanted to go into Karen mode and blew things up by involving a sergeant in her BS. Spoiler alert, she's going to regret it greatly. >> What's up with this girl? >> She's mad. >> What? Are you giving her a ticket? >> Well, I haven't even given one. She stopped her and said she was 153 and a 35 and she refused to give me her ID. She started requesting a supervisor from the start. >> Um, delightful. >> Okay. >> And it's a rental. I figured you did really >> and it's a rental car. >> Yeah. >> Let's do what we do. You want to try again? Is the Sergeant on his way? >> Did you give the other officer your your ID, ma'am? >> I can't hear you. >> Ma'am. Hey, ma'am. Just give me one second in case you didn't know. We don't have to show you our stuff. >> I have rights and I'm recording. >> Yeah. Okay. You have rights, too. But we don't we don't have to show you that stuff, ma'am. >> You don't have to show me. So, I don't have to show proof. >> No, that it does. It doesn't work that it doesn't work that way, ma'am. >> Where's your proof that I broke the car? >> It doesn't work that way, ma'am. >> I want to know where's my proof that I >> She just told you that you did. >> Ma'am, we don't have to show you our radar equipment. No, we don't. >> No, we don't. Ma'am, >> if you had to you I want to verify. How you going to accuse me? It was officer. Listen, it was cars in front of me. How does she pick me out of all the people? Where's her proof? Can you add where's her proof? >> Ma'am, may we please have your >> He's asking for your ID, dear. I didn't break you. >> Can we have Ma'am, can we have your ID, ma'am? That's all we need. >> I just explained all that to you. And yes, I did, ma'am, cuz we don't have to show you what our radar stuff reading is. No, we don't, ma'am. Maybe for court, but not right now. >> I am. >> Y'all know we are too, ma'am. [laughter] >> Yes, ma'am. >> Still here. Still waiting for your ID that you won't give me. >> Yeah. You can make this process go a whole lot faster. >> Very early. >> Okay, I got I got time. >> So, can I speak to your supervisor? Can you bring your supervisor out? >> They're in route. Okay. Try to get all this resolved without a supervisor. >> Your supervisor come in. >> Okay. All right. We'll be back. >> As the officers were waiting for their supervisor to arrive, they continued to try to convince her to cooperate. You said this is a >> Yep. It's going. I'll just run the start the sight and the sight. No idea. Did she tell you she was a sovereign tip or something? One of those. It's >> one of those morning >> messing around with these citizens up here. >> It's just one of those mornings that everybody's angry >> there. I want you to also understand that by refusing to give your ID, you'll be subject to arrest or you will go to jail. If that's what you're waiting for to provide identification, you you can be arrested for not providing your ID. Okay, I'll try. Sometimes they do. Sometimes under a threat of arrest, I will provide. I do. Ma'am, can you at least keep your hands visible during the traffic stop? Put your hand on the steering wheel. You can record with your other hand, but take that other hand. Yep. Fantastic. I appreciate that, dear. Thank you very much. It was wonderful. I still can't hear you cuz this window is up. I still have no idea what you are saying, but I appreciate you for uh for putting it up. Okay. I can't What are you saying? >> No. No, I cannot. You're No, you are currently uh This is a traffic stop. >> Okay, that's good. I don't know that. >> I I've never met you before. I I don't know what's in your car. >> Please keep your hand on the steering wheel, dear. Thank you. >> Okay. >> I'm nervous right now. >> Makes me nervous you're not providing your ID. >> I'm out. I'm nervous right now because I have really nervous. >> Do you have like a warrant or something? Cuz like we can take care of that. That's not hard. >> You guys are all right because you have survived and you keep walking up. >> That's what we do, ma'am. On traffic stop. We walk up. >> I didn't do any I didn't do anything wrong. How can you prove that? >> It's on my lighter gun. >> I do. >> It's called probable cause, dear. That is the standard that we have met today. Yeah. Probable cause of a traffic infraction. >> What's that? >> Yeah. Well, now the tow truck arrived. She definitely won't be getting out of here without handcuffs on. >> You think Tik Tok videos for this? >> Go viral. >> Yeah, it is. >> Good day, sir. >> I don't know how you guys do it. I could not do it. I I I I just don't have >> the patience. Yeah. Yeah. >> If that cracks in the window, my table's going to dry. I'll try out one way or another. I'm serious. I ain't got time for this [ __ ] >> Oh, man. There's always Oh, there's always one somewhere. >> People that might really need your guys' help. This [ __ ] >> Yeah, I know. >> I watch those videos and I'm like, what in the hell does this world come to where a cop can't do their job? >> Yeah, I know. >> Yeah. Yeah, more people are going to show up. She's calling her calling her family. >> Time to uh move her from the car routine. >> Okay. >> Dear. Dear, I'm going to ask you I'm going to give you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. Ma'am, I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. Okay. lawful order to step out of the vehicle. You're you're failing to provide your ID at a lawful traffic stop, which is a crime. >> Okay. So, you can either you can either roll the window down or I will break it. >> After giving her multiple opportunities to comply and watching her refuse every single one, the officers finally had enough and took action. >> So, ma'am, you've been given plenty of opportunities here. You are you going to provide your ID? Are you going to provide your ID? >> Are you serious? >> Absolutely. Are you going to provide your ID? >> For what? What did I do wrong? >> Speeding. Speeding was the reason for the traffic stop. >> Are you going to provide your ID? >> Are you going to provide your ID? Okay. I've asked you several times. You refused to answer. Are you going to step out of the vehicle? >> Are you going to step out of the vehicle? >> Okay. Ma'am, you are now under arrest. You are under arrest for obstruction of official business and pre failing to provide your ID. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle or I will break the window. Step out of the vehicle or I will break the window. Ma'am, >> I'm telling you one more time. Step out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. >> Okay. OH MY OH MY GOD. >> STEP OUT. >> NO. I DIDN'T DO anything wrong. Okay. I didn't even do anything wrong. Oh my god. This is crazy. >> Oh my god. Your hands together like Are you serious? >> I got K. >> Can I speak to your supervisor, please? >> Have a seat. >> That is no problem whatsoever. >> That's what you're here for. >> I don't have a seat when there's all this stuff right there. >> Scoot in around your fine seat. I'm trying to sit down, ma'am. >> Like this. >> After a while, a sergeant arrived to amuse her request for a supervisor. >> Are you the supervisor? >> I am. >> And what's your name? >> Sergeant McDonald. >> I have done nothing wrong. I have done absolutely nothing wrong, officer. I promise to God on my dad's grave. My dad is deceased. And they she pulled me out over. I asked her and it's all on my recording on my phone. I asked her, "Was there any like how did you pull me out of the lineup out of all these people that was driving on the vehicle?" I asked her, "Was it I said, "Was I was I the only one on the road?" She said, "Yes, I was not officer. It was vehicles in front of me. How did you pick me out of all the people?" That's what I don't understand. I was not I was not speedy at all. I'm kind I was going to the shop. That Oh my god. I was going to the shop. I'm I'm trying to look for a stolen car. >> Yeah. >> Why your car? >> Yeah. It's I've worked for a business. >> Who do you work for? >> For mayor rental cars right down the street and I was going there to to put information so that I could have in the system. >> So I guess the whole thing is ma'am if she said she got you speeding. >> She did not >> I you can't say that. You don't know how she >> And that's the thing. I was not speeding. That's the funny part about I was not speeding. How why would I >> That's not That's not something that we debate on the side of the road. If that's how you feel then that's something you got to go to court for. And >> that's fine. I'll just go to court for that. I'll go to court for I just go to court. She says that she had you speeding and she writes you a ticket. You still have to give her your information and go that route. This is >> to speak to a manager. I asked to speak to a supervisor. She she and then uh the So I don't know he's a sergeant, the African-American one. They them two had pulled up and I asked to speak to a supervisor. They was like, "Okay, well, he's on his way." And then he broke the glass and everything for no reason. All I said was, "Let me speak to a supervisor." You didn't have to go through that extent to do all this extra stuff >> calling other people to come here and everything else. The owner. That's the own. Oh my god. I called the owner. I'm scared. You guys are >> Did you ever give them your information? >> I didn't because I didn't understand what I mean. But listen, >> you got you got to look at it this way. You are being uncooperative with them from your >> How am I No. How am I being uncooperative? >> You get pulled over by the police and you're driving over me. You're required to show them your your your drugs. >> Why am I required? I don't have rights. Where's my rights at then? >> So, I don't have rights. >> If you're part of a traffic, I'm not saying you don't have rights. I'm saying you are required to provide information >> and and you're the supervisor ID. >> I want I I can't wait for this all to be on documentations. >> Okay, that's fine. I don't I mean it's it's like driver's ed 101 that you're required to show your driver's license when you get pulled over on a traffic stop. >> Are we done talking? >> Have a good day. >> The woman was charged with obstruction. You don't win traffic stops by arguing, stalling, or escalating. Calm cooperation keeps things simple. Turning it into a power struggle almost guarantees cuffs instead of a citation. Let's move on to the next case where a young girl got herself arrested for her defiant behavior. >> You need to stay out of the roadway. >> Get your hands off. >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> Okay, fine. All right, I'll listen. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. On April 12th, 2024, officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle with suspicion of it being operated by a drunk driver. Here's what happened next. >> Hey, Am. >> Oh, hi. >> So, you took a left at a red light. Why was that? And you don't have your seatelt on. >> What's going on tonight? >> Nothing. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license with you? Where you headed to? What's that? Get anything to drink tonight? What about drugs? Have you taken any drugs this evening? >> Don't ask me that. Sugar. >> What's that? >> When people ask me if you were on drugs. >> Okay. Well, it's a question, you know, I got to ask. >> Have you taken any drugs this evening? >> No. >> You haven't? No. All right. I'm going to have you stay in the car for right now. Okay. All right. Just don't go anywhere. All right. Hey, Mo, do you have uh insurance for the car? >> How did you know my name? >> Cuz you gave me your driver's license. >> No, before that. >> I know who you are. I've met you before. >> It's not a good sign when a cop knows your first name. After checking her documents, the officer then asked her to step out of the car to check if she was intoxicated or not. >> So, what's going on tonight? >> I'm having a really hard time. >> Yeah, this is the insurance here. It's valid. All right. Do you mind getting out of the car? I just want to talk to you really quick. >> I'm not sure how. >> Yeah, I just want to talk to you outside the car. >> Why? >> So that way I can just get a better look at how you're doing this evening and that sort of thing. Okay. Hey, do you mind putting your shoes on and then stepping on the car for me? I'm just going to stand right back here. Okay. That's my partner right there. >> Scary. >> Here, Amika, if you could stand right over here, please. So that way we're as far away from other cars that are going to come down the road as the safest place for us to stand. >> Okay. Can I just take a look at your eyes really quick? >> I'm not high. What the heck? >> I just want to take a look at your eyes. >> I'm not high. I believe you. Am >> Let me just take a look at your eyes. >> I'm not high. >> Okay. All right. Am not going back in the car right now. You're just going to stand right here. I just want to talk to you real quick. All right. >> AMA, do not go back in your car. >> As the officers tried to confirm their suspicion, she grew increasingly agitated and uncooperative. >> We're not trying to escalate the situation anymore. You need to take your hands off him. >> Stop. This is my car. >> Am >> your hands off. >> All right. >> Keep your hands off. >> You're not going back in your car. All right. >> Get your hands off. >> Relax. >> RELAX. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> YOU'RE THE ONE TOUCHING US. >> Stop touching me. >> Stand at the back of the car. You have to relax. You understand? >> Come out here. >> Am I just going to talk to you AT THE BACK? >> I'M NOT DRUNK or high. Leave me alone. Leave me alone. Based on your driving, I want to do a few tests to make sure you're okay. >> No, I'm fine. I am fine. >> You took a left at a red light. >> Who cares? Everyone does that. >> That is not true. I need you to take a to go back to the back of your car. >> We can talk right here. >> I need you to go back to the back of your car. That's a lawful order. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> It is a lawful order. >> Don't touch me >> for you to go to the back of your car right now. >> Don't touch me. You're not making me do [ __ ] Don't touch me. >> Do not touch me. I need you to go to the back of your car so >> I'm not high or drunk. Do you see my eyes? >> I need Are you dumb? >> When I asked this to your eyes before, you started walking away from me. >> Yeah, I'm not high. Look at me. Look at me. >> Let's go to the back of the car. >> Look at me. I am not high or drunk. >> Okay, then let's go to the back of the car and talk. >> There is no sobriety test we're doing. I'm not doing a test. I I'm not doing it. >> Why not? >> Because I'm not drunk or high. Are my words slurred? I'm not talking like that. >> Let me just talk to you at the back of the car so we're away from where traffic. >> Leave me alone. I'm not doing anything. If you want me to give get a ticket, then give me a ticket. >> Seems like you're the one actually. >> Once you're done with talking to him, you can be >> What do you want to talk about? What? >> What he wants to talk about and get over? >> Let's go to the back of the car. So, >> I want you to the back of the car so I don't have to worry about other cars. >> Regarding what? Regarding what? >> About your driving and what's going on this evening? >> Nothing's going on. Sure, cool. Whatever. >> That's what I want to talk about. >> I'm not normal. You guys probably make fun of me every time. >> We don't. I want to make sure you're doing okay tonight. >> I'm fine. I am fine. Everyone struggles. Everyone. You struggle. You struggle. >> Yeah. So, let's talk about that somewhere where it's >> You're not my therapist. >> Okay. >> I'm not doing that anymore. >> Can we go to the rear of the vehicle so we're not having to deal with other cars? >> We're fine. >> As the conversation continued, she tried to walk to the middle of the road, >> which is a terrible choice. >> I'm just going to stay silent cuz I'm not doing this [ __ ] So, >> no. The quicker you get done, the quicker you go. >> Well, you guys can just stand here. >> All right. Well, I called my supervisor down here, so we're going to hang out right now. >> If you guys, you can be arrested for a >> You need to stay out of the roadway. >> Get your hands off. >> You need to stay on the roadway. >> All right. You're You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> Okay, fine. All right. I'll listen. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> Ow. You're hurting me. Put the on your back. >> Don't pull away from me. >> Get your hand out of your jacket. >> Then let me get my hand out of my jacket. >> Hand out of your jacket. >> I can't because your hand is there. >> Your jacket. >> God damn. Keep your hands off of me. >> Yeah. YOU'RE TAKING [screaming] THE GROUND. DO YOU understand me? >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> Stop being so rough with me. >> Then you should walk this way. Stop being rough with me. Stop being rough with me. >> Tango 71 female in custody. >> After putting her in handcuffs, the officers then moved her to the squad car. >> Wrote you guys the apology letters. Won't you let me al leave me alone? >> Okay. Well, you were pulled over on a traffic stop. I don't know what got us into this situation. >> I told you guys to leave me alone. And he thinks I'm drunk or high. >> Okay. >> Drunk or high? I bet you like doing that. >> You're under arrest for obstruction. Okay. >> Pull pull down my pants. I'm bet you. Go for it. Go for it. Don't get going. >> Let me get the locks. >> Rocks are high. And I said, "No." And my eyes aren't like that. >> I understand. But once again, you won't listen to the directions I was given. And you continue to not listen and try to get in the car when I'm trying to tell you. Please step inside this car. >> Watch your heads, please. reach out the unbuckling. You understand? >> Are we going to the county jail? >> We're just going to stay right here for right now. >> Happening right now. What's going to happen? >> So, you're under arrest, right? Okay. Cuz you weren't listening. So, that's obstructing a peace officer. >> Am I going to the county jail? >> No. No. You're going to come to the Weaten Police Department. We're going to give you some paperwork and then you'll get released later. Okay. It's not going to be too long, but we can't leave the vehicle here on the side of the road. It's not legally parked. So, if we can have somebody come and get it within like 15 minutes, then we won't have to tow it. >> Stay in the car and be unhandcuffed. >> No, we got to It's policy. We got to keep the handcuffs on. >> They're a little too tight. I'm not trying to escape. They're just a little too tight. >> I get it. It's a short drive. All right. >> Can you just loosen them, please? >> Did you? >> I'm buckled. I'm not going to You check me. I have no weapons. >> I check. Let's just take a look at them. Make sure I forget. We'll check and confirm that they're fit proper. So, just lean forward in the seat if you can. >> Don't ever touch me like that again. Do you understand me? >> Well, I got to touch you to check your cuffs. >> No, I'm saying when you hurt me back there. >> Okay. I >> You have no respect. That's absolutely inappropriate and they're way too tight. >> All right. Can you lean forward so I can adjust it? >> I can't. I'm buckled. Are you that dumb? >> All right. No reason to be rude. Well, you were rude to me. So, you're pushing me around. That's rude, right? >> You just tighten them again. >> My finger can fit between your wrists. They're fitted properly. >> Don't pull my arm. Stop hurting me. >> I'm not hurting you. >> You are hurting me. >> My finger can go through that one. Stop pinching me. >> Stop pinching me. >> You have a finger width between both properly. All right. >> Can you turn to your left, please? >> No. I'm getting buckled. She was charged with obstruction and resisting arrest. Even if you believe the stop is unnecessary, escalating behavior can transform a temporary investigation into criminal charges. Staying calm and following instructions protects you far more than confrontation ever will. Moving on to the next case where an entitled girl somehow let her attitude landed her in handcuffs. >> Your attitude is suck. >> Don't interfere any further. Otherwise, you are going to jail. Can I talk or are you going to keep talking? >> No, because you've been talking the entire time I've been with you. >> On October 23rd, 2021, officers responded to a crash where a drunk driver failed to yield while leaving a driveway, which resulted in the incident. Here's what happened next. >> Hello. Are you okay from the accident? >> I'm okay. >> You're okay? All right. Can you kind of give me an idea of what happened? >> So, my mom was going from here and then the the blue car was like going to go like that way. >> Okay. Like out of the driveway? >> Yeah. Like, so it go like that. >> Okay. >> And my mom was going straight. >> Okay. >> And all of a sudden, they went they hid into this trailer. >> Okay. >> So, your mom was driving this car? >> Yes. >> Who was driving that car? That I think that girl right there. >> Okay. >> On her phone. >> You sure? >> Pretty sure that she was driving the car and then the two men came out to go check >> to check on her. See if she Okay. >> Yeah. All they heard was a big boom. >> Uh mom's okay. >> I think her neck >> she said she was having some neck pain or something like that. Okay. Yeah. Don't go check her out. Okay. >> After talking to the victim, the officer then came to speak to the woman about the crash. >> All right. Thank you. Hello. >> Hi. >> What happened with the accident? Um, I'm not sure. I pull out of my my neighbor's driveway every day. Yeah. >> I always go to take a left. I go to 7-Eleven. >> Get some food. >> Let's say I just didn't see the car. It was a collision. It's unfortunate. >> Yes. I mean, it's called an accident for a reason, right? It's not on purpose. Okay. Uh, what I'm going to ask you to do, I'm going to ask you to walk over here in front of my vehicle with me. Okay. We're just going to talk a little bit further over there. Okay. >> All right. So, the reason why they called me out. Okay. Um the initial officer who came up and started talking with you thinks he might have seen a few signs of impairment with you. All right. So why I'm out here is I'm simply make to I am here to make sure that you were good to drive at the time of the episode. Okay. Um so understanding that you were involved in an accident. What I got to let you know, okay, the officer's over there, they're doing what's called a civil crash investigation. All right. What I'm doing is I'm beginning a criminal DUI investigation. All right. Before I do anything else, I do have to read your rights. Okay? Not under arrest, but I have to do this part first. Okay. All right. So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand your rights? >> Uh, I do understand my rights. I'm just wondering how it escalated to this point because I was going to take a left. >> Sure. >> And to light it, but why did it come to this? >> Why? Because, like I just said, uh, what do you do for work? >> Why is that relevant to >> Cuz it asked me to ask you what you do for work. >> Yeah. I just don't really feel like that's relevant. >> Okay. Sure. Um the vehicle over there, the blue one. Um is that your car >> that's registered to me? I'm I'm a little bit confused. >> Sure. Why are you confused? >> Why we're going through all of this when I was just trying. >> So, uh like I explained the first time and the second time. Okay. The reason why we're going through all of this is because the initial officer believes that he's seen some signs of impairment with you. why he called me out here is to ensure that you were good to be driving at the time of the accident. >> Okay, I get that. But >> he didn't say anything >> because he didn't say anything to me. He didn't ask me or >> question me or anything. Okay, >> it just kind of happened. I do the same thing every time I go to the 7-Eleven. >> Okay. Well, this time I get I get Okay, I understand that things happen. >> They do. >> I I >> So, why are you confused about how we got here? because collisions happen and you can deal with it by insurance, but I always go to the 7-Eleven to get milk and food and things like that. >> So, we collided. Everything like that happened. >> Yeah. >> So, my issue is why is it it's been like we have >> why is it getting to this point? >> Yeah. The officer continued to explain to her what he had already explained again >> because the initial officer thinks he saw a few signs of impairment not to tell me to not something that he has to do. That's why he asked me to come out and speak with you. >> Okay, I get that. That's fine. >> Okay, >> I understand. >> Are we on the same page now? >> We're on. >> That's why we're going through all of this. So, I'm going to go back to the initial questions that I first asked you. Okay, because I've seen a few signs of impairment with you. I wanted to make sure that you were going to drive at the time of the accident, but is it okay if I take it with your eyes? >> I >> It's a yes or no. >> I guess >> what I'm what I'm trying to do is I'm trying to afford you every opportunity to show me that you you were good at the time of the accident. That's why we go through all of this. Okay. At the end, every time I come out and I talk to somebody about this, all I do is DUI. And whenever I come out and I talk to somebody about this, my hope and my intent at the end of it is say, "Hey, you know what? I don't think whatever it was that we were seeing, I don't think it's something that was actually impairing somebody. I'm done. We're done and over with. It's a simple crash like you just explained. That's my hope every time I start one of these. That's why I'm asking you to go through a few of the things. Okay. >> She was then being asked to go through some field sobriety tests. After some tests, she started to decline to do the rest. >> But if I decline to this want to do this, >> absolutely. Let me explain to you what happens then. Okay. If you do not want to participate in the two remaining field sobriety test, you're gonna force me to make a determination based on everything I've seen to this point. Okay. >> And hold on, let me let me finish. Hold on just a second. Let me finish. Okay. And if you're charged with DUI, that refusal can be held against you in court. >> Okay. So, I've been very uh submissive to everything that you guys have asked me. I've done everything. >> Okay. Well, there's two additional that I'm asking you to do. So, you haven't done everything? >> No. I haven't done everything. I've done one thing. >> You did. >> Okay. So, I'm asking you to do two more. >> At this point, >> when I'm asking at this point, what's gonna happen if I decline any explain that to you, >> but >> you're going to force me to make a determination based on everything I've seen to this point as far as your level of impairment. Okay. And if you're charged with DUI, that refusal can be held against you in court. But why is it ever a DUI? Because I was turning and we got a collision. >> You were operating a motor vehicle. >> We were We collisioned. Okay. >> You collision. >> Nobody ever if it was an issue with an impairment, why was something not said right there? And why were tests not done right there for my sobriety? But you're doing it hours later. >> It's not hours later. Honestly, props to this officer for his patience because he continued to explain to her again and again for quite longer. >> I'm wonder I'm I'm wondering why we're doing these tests now >> and why they didn't happen immediately if he was so concerned with >> my condition. >> I just I don't agree with this. I don't feel comfortable. >> Sure. Can I talk or are you going to keep talking over me? >> No, because you've been talking the entire time I've been with you. >> Yeah. It's called doing an investigation. Yeah, you've been talking. >> I have been. >> And your attitude has sucked. >> I'm sorry. You think that? >> Yeah. Okay. I've done your eye test. >> I've complied with you everything that we've done. I don't feel comfortable with doing all of this. >> So, I just want to make sure you don't want to do the additional two field test. >> No, but >> Okay. Let's walk back to the front of my car. Walk with me. >> I I did >> Nope. Walk with me. >> I I did the first I did. >> Please walk with me. If you're not going to do these, please walk with me. That's what I'm asking you to do. >> I'm not forcing you to do that. Am I? No, but you keep talking over me. It's very rude. >> I I've let you down the entire time. >> Okay, sure. Go ahead. I'll let you go. >> I've I've literally been listening to you and doing what you do. I don't feel comfortable with this. I don't feel comfortable >> cuz you don't agree with it. >> I don't No, because I've I've literally I don't feel comfortable. >> Okay. So, you don't want to do the last >> Are you Are you Are you detaining me or >> You are detained. Absolutely. >> You're not arrested, but you are detained. >> Okay. So now what do arrest mean? >> Did I say that? >> I What's the difference between detained and being arrested? >> Let me let me >> detain means you're not free to leave. >> Okay. Arrested means I'm putting handcuffs on you. You're going into the back of my car. >> I I'm just I'm scared. >> Keep talking over me. Please. I'm trying to explain your question and you're being very rude and you keep talking over me. >> With that attitude and she already refused to do the rest of the test. The officer had every right to put her under arrest the moment she refused, but he gave her a chance to prove her innocence. However, she won't take it because she's drunk. She's going to jail no matter what. >> Okay. Now, do you remember earlier whenever I read you your rights? Do you remember that? It's a yes or no. Do you remember that I read you your rights? >> Yeah, I do. >> Do you remember your rights? >> I do know my rights. And I do know that I can Understanding that I read your rights and you remember your rights, is it okay if I ask you a few questions about some of the things I've seen with you since I started talking with you and about what happened before the accident? Would that be okay? >> What? What are you asking me? >> I'm asking you if I can ask questions about your day before the accident and some of the things. >> I don't feel comfortable with you asking me about questions before. >> Take a look at my car. Put your hands behind your back. You're being placed under arrest for driving under the influence. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands like this. Actually, we're going to take this off your thumb cuz I'm going to put the handcuffs on. Okay. >> All right. >> You >> No, that's fine. >> Okay. Try to stand still for me. You're swaying all over the place. >> Uh I'm actually not. >> You almost just fell over. >> You're going to hear from my fire because >> Yes, ma'am. Can I ask why I'm being detained? Because I was >> You're No, now you're being placed under arrest. So, you're no longer detained. Now you're arrested. Okay. >> Do you have anything in your pockets? Need those scissors? >> Why I'm being detained? Because you're >> not detained. >> No, no, no. Can I ask you why I'm being under arrest? Because I refuse to tell you what I was doing. >> Put that on my head, please. >> For the day. >> I'm not even going to try to talk to you anymore because you keep talking over me. It's very rude. I would love to answer your question, but you won't allow me to. Okay. Okay. Do you have anything else on your person? Needles, knife, scissors, sharp poking, anybody? >> Don't have nothing. >> No. Okay. You're going to walk with this handsome officer over to the next section. >> At the station, she agreed to take a breathalyzer. It showed that her blood alcohol content was 0.276. She was charged with her second offense of DUI. She was sentenced to 90 days in jail, 30 days under house arrest with camera monitoring, 12 months of probation, attending DUI school, and completing 50 hours of community service. Her license was suspended for 6 months with interlock restrictions. Driving drunk isn't just a mistake. It's a decision with predictable consequences, especially for repeat offenders. No amount of arguing, stalling, or selective cooperation can undo the reality once the evidence is clear. Let's move on to the next case where a superent entitled woman thinks she's above the law. >> In park, >> put your car in park. >> You don't have no jurisdiction over me. >> Put your car in park. Stop. On June 14th, 2024, an officer was conducting a traffic stop on a vehicle for speeding. What the officer encountered next was entitlement in the flesh. >> Put your car Put your car in park. >> Put your car in park. >> Why? >> Because I'm stopping you. Put your car IN PARK. SPEEDING. PUT YOUR CAR IN PARK. >> I'm not speeding. >> Put your car in park. I'm not speeding. >> Put your car in park. >> You don't have no jurisdiction over me. >> Put your car in park. >> You don't have >> Put your Put your car in park. >> You don't have jurisdiction over Put your car in park. Stop. >> When officers tried to pull over a woman for a traffic stop, she confidently told them, "You have no jurisdiction over me before speeding off like she made the rules." But her bold exit didn't end the encounter. It escalated it. With backup called in, officers tracked her to her father's house where the situation took a turn she never saw coming. Here's how it all unfolded. Hey, roll down your window. >> Put your car Put YOUR CAR IN PARK. Put your car in park. >> Why? >> Because I'm stopping you. Put your car IN PARK. SPEEDING. PUT YOUR CAR IN PARK. >> I'm not speeding. >> Put your car in park. >> Put your car in park. >> You don't have no jurisdiction over me. >> Put your car in park. >> You don't have >> Put your Put your car in park. >> You don't have jurisdiction over me. >> 25. We're stopping traffic. I'm not in the car. >> Put your car in park. Stop. black female subject with child in the car. She's southbound continuing. >> Subject is we don't have jurisdiction. >> After showing the officer that she's above the law, she sped off like she made the rules. The officers then pursued her to her father's house where she continued to act even more entitled. What's the apartment number on that address? >> Ma'am, >> you don't have jurisdiction over me. I don't know why you was telling me to stop. >> No, I absolutely telling you to stop. I do have jurisdiction over you. You're within Penllis County. Okay. >> I have just the time 1012 104. So slow everybody else down. >> Okay. Listen. >> Sir, I don't have to listen to you. I don't know why you say I was speaking, but I >> I need your driver's license. >> I don't have to give you my driver's license. >> You absolutely have to identify yourself. >> Where is the proof that I was speeding? How was I speeding if you was behind me the whole time with I guess >> are you are you going to produce your driver's license or not? >> For what though? >> Because I'm stopping you because you were going 51 miles an hour in a 35. >> What is the probable cause? That's my probable cause. 51 and a 35. >> Where's the proof of that? You was behind. >> I'm not playing this game. Turn around. >> Excuse me, sir. You're assaulting me. You're assaulting me. >> YOU'RE ASSAULTING ME, SIR. >> SIR, you're my mother. Go get my Go get my dad. >> What are you doing? >> You're assaulting me. >> What are you doing? >> You're assaulting me. What are you >> Stop resisting. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. YOU'RE ACCOSTING ME. >> ANARI, GO GET MY DAD. IT'S OKAY. YO, >> MAN. Put your arm behind your back right now. >> What the [ __ ] are y'all doing, bro? Oh my god. Y'ALL ACCOSTING ME. I'M NOT EVEN RESISTING. What the >> Stop moving your hand now. >> Oh my god. This [ __ ] hurts, sir. Please. You're accosting me. This hurts. ANARI. ANARI. DON'T TALK TO HER. DON'T SAY NOTHING TO [screaming] HER. NOT A DAMN THING. ANARI, DO NOT TALK TO THAT LADY. I DON'T CARE WHAT SHE ask you. ANARI, COME HERE. >> Fighting the police in front of your own daughter is diabolical. And this isn't even the end of her horrible attitude. >> You guys are costing me. This is A LAWSUIT. >> OKAY. >> ANARI, DON'T >> STOP TOUCHING MY DAUGHTER. BRO, >> THE CAR. BRING HER TO the car. >> Wait, hold on. Wait. I know you. I know you. I know you. Can you please go? >> Can you please go make sure my daughter good? >> Like, what the [ __ ] is going on? >> You I don't know. He just came and banged on my window. My car window. >> Get close to the cruiser for me. Right in your side. >> I was at a I was at a red light. I'm going let you >> I don't want that lady talking to my nose. >> While in the squad car, she somehow broke free from the handcuffs and continued her yapping. >> All right. Lawuit lawsuit. Lawsuit. MA'AM, I WAS AT A RED LIGHT AND THIS GUY JUST CAME AND BANGED ON MY DAD'S WINDOW FOR NOTHING. I'M LIKE, "WHAT? WHAT THE [ __ ] ARE YOU DOING?" HE'S LIKE, "OH, GET OUT THE CAR. GET OUT THE CAR." I'M LIKE, "FOR WHAT?" He's like, "Oh, I didn't even hear what he said." I'm like, "You don't have jurisdiction with me. I don't I didn't do anything. He just tried to get me to >> um I don't know what the hell happened." So then I just kept going cuz I was scared. I don't know you. You have guns. I don't know you. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. This is a [ __ ] lawsuit, bro. >> This is a lawsuit. I JUST DEALT WITH Y'ALL, BRO. >> AS she was yapping in the car, the officers were talking with her dad, who definitely had had enough with her. >> The the I think I spoke with you, sir. Um, when the warrant So, she had hit and run in Old. >> No, no, no. The the thing in Osmar was in Hit and Run, and that was like 3 or 4 months ago, >> like January sometime. That was the first episode. She was on here. a week or two now. >> Did she she go back and forth from Georgia and >> Yeah. So this time like same time she come here doing something. I'm tired of that [ __ ] >> You think it's something here that like riles her up or you like >> I don't know I don't I can't tell you. >> It's like seems like every time it's always here. They come me and my son just stay here. It's my >> I I I remember him. Yeah. >> Feel me? It's just me and him. She come here now. But It's nothing hell since like we at me and my be at peace. We chilling. We here by ourselves. Not only like just on my daughter, but like you calling too much. Yo, don't come here WITH THAT. >> YO, I SWEAR TO GOD THAT THIS GUY I'M AT A RED LIGHT. THIS GUY RIGHT HERE JUST CAME OUT OF NOWHERE BANGING ON THE DOOR TELLING ME TO GET OUT. >> Like she almost about to run me out. just to get away from her almost saying like like you move down here. I might have to get away from here cuz she she leaning on me too much cuz she know I'm not going to turn it down and she's running with that but you keep bringing up drama with it. You feel me? It's like n spirit please protect me from this [ __ ] bro. Spirit I want all these I want all these to pay bro. I want all them. Okay. I want all these to pay. >> I never and I never gave him consent to search my stuff. I promise y'all this a lawsuit. No. >> But I want to hear >> I'm about to tell you exactly what happened. I'm coming from >> Easter. But don't yell. >> I'M I'M UPSET. HE CAME OUT OF I'M DRIVING. I'm at a red light. THIS GUY JUST CAME OUT OF NOWHERE BANGING ON MY DAD'S WINDOW. I'M LIKE, "WHAT the fuck?" >> I got scared. >> I got scared cuz I'm [laughter] like, "What the?" >> Turn back around. It slid off because my hand was sweaty. And you see, >> we got to recuff it. We got to recuff it. So, turn >> cuff it in the front cuz my bone I can't do my bones that far back. I have a health condition. So, >> what's your health condition? >> No. >> Oh my gosh. >> You're going to do what you're told. >> You don't have no jurisdiction over me. How about that? >> How about How about you're going to do what what you're told when I follow my >> rotate your body >> cuz y'all are so I'm like what the [ __ ] I got scared cuz >> every time I come here it's something with y'all. This my second time coming y'alling with me. Like somebody banging on the door and I'm scared at this point. I'm like why are you banging on the door? He like get out. Get out. Get out. I'm like for what? HE'S LIKE OH GET OUT. GET OUT. >> I DIDN'T say get out at all. >> Yes you did. You said >> I said I need your license. >> You told me to get to me. So he told me to get out. >> The officers then put her in handcuffs again. Now she tried to BS her way with the female officer. >> You don't got no jurisdiction over me. I'm not from here. I come here every >> here and now to visit my dad in Georgia. >> Yes, I stay in Georgia. Yes. >> Okay. >> My daughter stays here with my dad while I'm in Georgia and I come back and forth to be a mom. Yes. >> So, um so he just came out of nowhere. He bang. Like >> what do you think he pulled you over for? You think you're >> I didn't care to know because I didn't do anything. >> Okay. >> He he just now said, "Oh, you was going 51 in the 35." Listen, I I ask you these questions cuz I wasn't there. >> A 51 and a 35. >> Okay. So, and then what happened? >> Do you know how that looks? That would look like real life speeding. Like that's speeding. >> Yeah. Especially in a whatever zone you >> with the child in the car. So, I'm like I was not just going 51 in the 35. >> I I saw him right there. The lady let me over. I signaled for her so I can get over. I got over and I drove. >> Is this you and the baby in the car? >> Yes. I'M SCARED FOR MY LIFE CUZ I had situations with y'all just recently. He got a gun. He has So I DON'T KNOW WHAT HE'S WHAT HE WAS TRYING TO DO, BUT HE angrily banged on my dad's car. >> Okay. >> You don't got jurisdiction on me. I It's no probable cause. >> Banging on He was begging on your car. >> He banged on the car and said, "Get out. Get out." >> There there was no probable cause. He wasn't saying no probable cause. He just was ordering me to get out and give me his give me my license. >> Okay. >> As the officers searched the car, they also found a controlled substance in it. >> Y'all have no right to do this. Y have no probable cause. You have no proof of anything. I didn't even give y'all consent to search my dad's car or to search my things. I'm not being detained or I'm not being arrested. >> So why are you searching my stuff? I didn't give you consent. >> I'm arrested. >> For what? >> Probably a couple things actually. >> Have you ever been arrested? >> Why you going through my stuff? >> Cuz I have probable cause. >> What is the problem? >> They're asking if you copy just smell of weed. >> Yeah. And all the shake on the floor too. What shake? What weave? >> Marijuana shake on the floor and all that stuff. So, >> can you please go show me the marijuana shake that you see on the floor? >> Sure. Actually, I will cuz I have time. I'll go grab a pinch. >> Okay. >> No, it's I don't think so. It's his car. >> Yes. >> Here's some of it. >> That does not help you smell weed, sir. That does not help you smell weed. Okay, I give up. >> You said you smelt weed. >> He pulled that little and said, "I have probable cause. I smell weed." You did not. >> She was charged with felony fleeing or eluding, resisting an officer without violence, speeding, and driving while license suspended or revoked. Since the car belongs to her father, she was not charged with possession of a controlled substance. Moments like this show exactly how entitlement and refusal to listen can turn a small problem into a pile of charges. All because someone couldn't handle being told no. Just when the officers thought they'd seen it all, along came an erratic driver who drank a shot of alcohol while driving in plain sight. >> Step out. >> No, you have my life. >> Now you're under arrest for battery. >> You're touching me. On May 2nd, 2024, officers conducted a traffic stop on a driver who was seen drinking from a small liquor bottle and driving erratically. This is what happened next when the police approached the driver. >> Don't light up the cigarette. That out >> stopping you because I saw you just drink that liquor bottle. The the shot. Yep. I put saw you put it in your butt mouth and tilting your head back. Where where'd you put the uh shot at? >> Um um do you have uh warrant? >> I'm stopping you because you had unlawful tag cover. >> What tag cover? >> The tag cover over your plate that's tinted. >> Oh, no. No, no, no. >> Instructs the visibility of your plate. Plus, you can't be in possession of an open container while operating the vehicle. >> No open container. >> I saw you drink it. >> It was a small shot size bottle. You put it in your mouth, t your head back. I saw the liquid go into your mouth. uh like a orang-ish or a yellowish liquor >> and I can smell the alcohol. >> This this is what you're going to do. >> I don't think you're going to tell me what to do. I need your driver's license registration. >> With clear evidence of the traffic violations, the officer then asked her to step out of the car. However, things went downhill really fast when she refused to step out. >> Insurance. How much have you had to drink today? >> Not enough. >> Not enough. Come on out. After you grab the >> doc >> for one. >> No. Grab your driver's license, your excuse me, your registration insurance and step on out of the vehicle. >> Yeah, I'm calling my husband now before I get out of the car. >> No, I need you to grab your registration insurance. >> No, sir. No, sir. >> No, sir. >> I'm calling my husband. >> Step out. >> I'm calling my husband. >> Step out. >> No, you have my license now. You're under arrest for battery. >> You're touching me. What the [ __ ] >> What the on your back? >> What the >> Get your foot off my back. >> You had to put your foot on my back >> after you slap me. Yeah, >> I didn't slap you. >> It's on camera. You're under arrest. Battery on law enforcement officer resisting. >> Step up. >> How do I step? >> And by the way, this is the uh liquor bottle I saw you drink. Good. >> Put your butt up. No, let me go. No, >> you you ain't got to do me like this. >> Step up. I'm trying to get off the ground. >> I can't step up. >> Put your your legs in front of you. >> I can't step up. >> You don't know my >> Put your legs in front of you. Step up. >> Listen. >> Walk over to the car. >> No. >> Stop. >> What the did I do? >> Even with the handcuffs on, she still thinks she's in control, arguing with the officer every step of the way. >> Give me my my I need to call my husband. >> You ain't calling nobody. Get my my wallet off the floor. >> Not right now. So, >> looks, you are one of the ones. >> I have a lawyer. >> Good. >> Jason X. >> Okay. >> Call him. >> I don't need to. >> Get off of me, man. This is [ __ ] >> You're under arrest for battery on a law enforcement officer. Resist it. >> Because I touch you. You touched me. >> Cuz you slapped me. Yes. >> I just I didn't slap you >> on camera right now. You need to calm down. >> Get off my arm. You choke me. No, I'm pushing against the car. >> You don't have to hold your hand on me. I have a car driveing your resistance. Come drive. >> No, I want you off of me. >> I don't care. You're not going anywhere. Stay right there. >> You ain't got to pull me like that. >> I don't want you going anywhere and you keep trying to pull your body off the car. >> Listen, I want you off. I don't care what you want. I'm telling you what to do. >> It was one shot. >> It might have been. And if that was it, >> that's it. >> If you would have cooperated and told done what? >> Yeah. You ain't got to do that. You ain't got to do this. Listen. >> Not right now. >> NO, I CAN'T SEE. >> NOW YOU'RE VIOLATING MY CIVIL RIGHTS. >> NO, I'm not. >> I can't see. >> Are my eyelasses. >> Okay. Well, I'm not going to lean over in front of you. >> Those are my glasses. >> You're stopping me from seeing, sir. I want my eyelasses. I want What the hell did you do this? >> The officer then asked her to do some field sobriety tests and of course she failed. >> Like I said, you're under arrest and I tell you your consecution rights. Let me let me explain these. >> What What was the reason that you pulled me? >> I already told you you about swerved into me. >> I swerved into about >> saw you drink the the liquor bottle >> and you have a tag that's unlawful. You can't have anything over the plate. >> It's legal. violates 3165 320.0 legal. It's legal. What do you want? What do you want me to do? >> Real sobriety test. Are you willing to do >> What do you want me to do? >> I want to check your eyes and do some physical testing. >> Okay. Check my eyes. >> Are you willing to do that? >> Come on. >> All right. >> Come on. >> Are you going to batter me again if I take the cuffs off? >> I didn't batter you. You touched me, sir. >> Your arm right here. >> You touched me, sir. >> Correct. Cuz you were resisting not getting out. >> Really, sir? >> Turn around. I'm cuffs off for you. >> All right. If you're willing to do them, I'm going to check your eyes real quick. Okay. Take the glass. Come on. >> Can't do it. Don't hurt me. >> Okay. You don't want to try it? >> No. I have anxiety. >> You take Okay. >> I have anxiety. Look at my license. >> All right. I'm going to put you back in cuffs. Can you turn around for me? >> No. Please call my husband. >> You're going to turn back for me. If you cooperate, I'll let you make some phone calls. >> Okay. Wait a minute. I'll I'll cooperate. >> Then stop tensing. >> No, I'll cooperate. Don't trust me like that. >> We're talking We're talking cooperation. Just relax. >> All right. So, I'm going to charge you a DUI based upon you not being willing to complete the field soy test. Okay. >> No, because you didn't let me. >> I've been asking you to I'm going to ask you to >> I looked into the sun. >> I'm going to have to take a breath test. Will you take that test? >> Um, my lawyer said not to do it. >> Okay. If you don't take the test, it's going to result in suspension of your license for a period of 1 year. >> I just got my license. This is your first refusal or a period of 18 months. If you have a prior on your record for refusing a prior in the past, >> if you refuse a sample, you do have a prior suspension on your record for refusing a prior test in the past. >> I need to call my lawyer first. >> You don't have a privilege. I'm not talking to anyone. I want to call my lawyer. You have a priority. >> I'm calling my lawyer for refusing a >> because he went he's in court with me today. I want to call my lawyer. If you don't take the test, >> I want to call my lawyer >> against you in court. Okay. If you've ever been fined for a boating under the influence statute for refusing a BUI test. >> No, I know. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. >> What? >> What the hece? >> Oh no. She was then moved to the squad car and transported to the station. In the end, she was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence, second offense DUI, and refusal to submit to a test. A single bad choice can be corrected, but stacking bad choices one after another only guarantees a worse ending. Cooperation could have meant a citation and a ride home. Fighting meant jail time and multiple serious charges. Actions have consequences, especially when you're behind the wheel. Let's move on to the next case where an entitled woman speeding with her 2-year-old made the traffic stop 10 times worse than it needed to be. >> For the third time, license and registration. >> No, I would like to speak to your supervisor. >> I want your supervisor. >> You are under arrest. >> You're I'm not under arrest. I'm not touch. Man, YOU'RE GOING TO GET IN THE CAR. >> The entitlement is strong with this woman, and she even used her child as an excuse. Also, despite multiple chances the officer gave her to comply, she refused to take it. So, it's obvious where this woman is heading. >> Turn your car off. >> Delta, >> where are your keys? >> 414. I didn't know you were following me. I'm trying to get out the way. >> No, you weren't trying to get out of the way. You just continued driving. >> I didn't know you were trying to pull me over. I was just just trying to get out the way. >> My daughter doesn't have any more diapers and I'm just trying to get home. >> You weren't trying to get out of the way. You stayed in the same lane. >> Did you not see my lights and sirens? >> I wasn't sure if you were trying to stop me or anybody else. >> Did you see my lights and sirens? >> I saw your lights and sirens. You moved out the way. >> What are you supposed to do when you see lights and sirens? >> Move out the way. >> And what? >> Just move out the way. Pull over. I wasn't sure if you were looking for me. What did I do? >> You're speeding. >> I was not speeding. >> You were speeding? >> No, I have my daughter in the car. I was not speeding. >> You were 30 over the speed limit. You were at 75 when you passed me. >> No, I was not. >> License, registration, insurance. >> I was not. >> License, registration, insurance. >> I'm sorry. I was not >> for the third time. License and registration. >> No, I would like to speak to supervisor >> and I would like to record this. >> You're more than welcome to. My husband was literally right in back of me and I was not speeding. >> You passed me. He was speeding, too. >> He was not speeding >> for the fourth time. I need your license or registration or I'm going to take you to jail. >> You're going to take me to jail? >> I'm going to take you to jail if you don't give me a license. >> I have my daughter in the car. You're really going to do that? >> I'm going to take you to jail if you don't identify. >> You're going to literally take me to jail with my with my 2-year-old daughter. >> I've asked you four times for your license. I'm going to take you to jail. >> You're going to give me a speeding ticket when I was not speeding. I'm going to take you to jail. >> I was literally doing 40. >> Are you going to give me a driver's license? >> No, I'm not. >> Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. >> Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. >> Step out. >> Step out of the car. >> No, >> you can get a supervisor. >> Step out of the car. >> No, I do. I am not going to step out the car cuz my 2-year-old is in the car. >> Step out of the car. >> I am not stepping out the car cuz my 2-year-old is in the car. >> No. >> Step out of the car. >> He I was not speeding. I was doing 40. He wants to arrest me. He wants to arrest me with in the car and I'm not getting out the car until the supervisor >> you want to be arrested. >> Out of the car. >> You are under arrest. >> I am not under arrest. >> I have my 2-year-old in the car. >> You want to arrest me saying that I was speeding and I was not speeding. >> You had the lights on. I moved out the way. >> No, you didn't. >> Yes, the I did. >> You drove? >> Yes, I did. >> You need to pull over. No, I you did not say pull over. I DID NOT HEAR anything about your license or whoever pull over >> several times. >> No. >> Talking about being dense. Her skin is thick and so is her head. This woman is so stubborn that she's willing to risk traumatizing her child to prove her point. And she's about to regret it deeply. >> Your supervisor. >> You are under arrest. >> You're I'm not under arrest. I'm a teacher. >> Out of the car. >> No, I'm not getting out the car because my 2-year-old is in the car. >> Get out of the car. No. Get your supervisor. >> I'm going to yank you out. >> Get your supervisor. I'm going to yank you out. Get your supervisor. You're not going to touch me. Get your supervisor. >> Why? Because I'm black. >> Get out of the car. >> Why? Because I'm a different color. No, you're not going to touch me. >> You're not going to touch me. I HAVE MY 2-YEAR-OLD in the car. What the hell is the problem? >> What the hell is this problem, >> man? Get out of the car. >> Let me Can I explain something? >> Get out of the car. Out of the car. Do not touch me. >> Under arrest. >> Do not touch me. >> Ma'am, YOU'RE GOING TO GET TAG. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TAG. STOP. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TAG. >> You're not going to tag. >> You're going to get tag. >> You're going to get tased. Get out of the car. >> You're going to get tag. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. GET out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> I HAVE MY 2-year-old in the car. Are you You kidding me? >> Stop. >> No. What the hell? >> Ma'am, >> are you arresting me for what? >> No. Are you the supervisor? >> Yes. You're going to jail for resisting. Stop. >> I'm not resisting. >> Stop. You're doing it right now. Stop. >> I don't care. We will take care. We will take care of them, but you're not helping the situation. >> No, you are. >> You're not taking care of your own child by doing this. Okay. >> Okay. >> Relax your arms and we will get you handcuffed and then we will talk. I am trying to explain to you. >> If you would have just let us get you under handcuffs, you would have done that. >> If you would listen. >> Now, she turned on her victim mode, blaming the officer with every word she spewed out. >> Can you listen to me? >> Well, you need to relax first. >> You just drove more than a mile away from where he originally let you go. >> Tell me to pull over. >> So, the emergency lights and siren. >> He >> Okay. The emergency lights and siren that is telling you to pull over, correct? >> He did not tell me to pull over. I moved out the way as an emergency vehicle. >> Please let go me. >> You're walking away. >> I'm talking to him. >> Keep talking to him then. >> All right. >> You're walking away. >> So, you're arresting me because of what? >> Ma'am, let's go to the front of the car. >> I'm sorry. We got to >> Are you the supervisor? >> No, ma'am. >> I'm trying to talk. >> Can you please tell the other men to get off of me? >> I am perfectly here. >> I am perfectly fine. Can you please get off of me >> before my mental health gets worse than what it is? >> I am telling you nicely. My 2-year-old is in the car. You did not tell me to pull over. >> That's what the license sirens mean. >> I did not know that. What I assume >> So right now you're being placed under arrest for resisting and battery on a law enforcement officer. >> Battery? >> Yeah. You punched me several times. >> I did not punch you. >> No, I did not. No, I didn't. She kept playing the victim and repeating her innocence like a broken record. As if she didn't just punch the officer in the face and resist her arrest. >> Real quick, I'm going to read you this before you say anything else. Okay. >> He did not have the right to remain silent. >> Criminal justice. I know what the my rights are. >> Can I get a baby, please? >> I need you to get your car out of the road first. >> But can I get the baby? >> Get your car out of the road first. >> Stay back. Stay back. >> They're hurting me around. >> You're hurting me. You're trying to help me uncomfortable. >> No, you're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. I'm just trying to turn around and talk to the supervisor. We need to relax and get So, I need three cops to stop me. >> Is this crazy? >> I have my 2-year-old in the car. What are you going to do? >> Calling family. >> No, >> we have to figure something out. >> No, I'm trying to get home because she has no more diapers. >> Well, she's under arrest right now, unfortunately. um for battery on law enforcement officer resisting and all that stuff. >> Do you have proof of that? >> Yep. >> Everything we do is recorded on body camera. >> Yeah. But you guys pulled her out. >> Are you guys going to like help us out with the kid here? Is that your reason for being here? Is it to argue with me? >> Is why you got >> I'm just asking. I'm just asking, buddy. >> You're asking and I'm asking. Why'd you take her out the farm? >> You cannot afford Ben. >> If you cannot >> take my daughter, please. We're going to take >> No, we're not walking over there. GET OFF OF ME. >> STOP. YOU NEED TO RELAX. >> I'M TRYING TO TALK TO HIM AND YOU HURTING ME. >> THAT YOU'RE talking to a police right now. >> I don't give a >> You can decide at any time to ask. >> GOOD FOR YOU. MIRANDA RICE. WOO. >> Her family who had just arrived on the scene kept on making things harder by arguing with the officers instead of taking care of the child. >> Deescalate. Can we deescalate? Can we just deescalate? Can I just get the baby? The baby's going to be traumatized. >> Yeah, let's let's get her. >> She said she wants me to get her baby. That's traumatizing. But we're not walking up there, guys. We're staying here with the baby in the car. >> Hold on. Listen. If you guys want to make the situation worse than when we get Department of Children and Families involved, okay? I'm not going to release the child for the child to the car right now. >> She's doing that. We're trying to calm her down, but she won't listen. >> I know, but you can. It's easy for you to just give me the child. >> I don't want to do that. We have to give her away. She's not calm enough to ask that. I want to move her away. Hang tight. I want to move her away and then you guys can get the child. >> Hey, um Kiara, you got to tell them that I can take the baby. >> Take me out. >> I'll take the baby. Kiara, stop fighting. >> I need to make sure >> Ben take Can they get the baby? >> He's saying that I was speeding and I wasn't even speeding. No. >> Get in the car. >> No. I need to I I will get in if you let me go. >> Rod, don't grab her arm. >> I wouldn't get in if you let me go. Please. >> Go. Good. We're letting you. >> No. No. No. >> Let go of me. >> No, we're not letting go you. We're letting you get in the car. >> Where the am I going to go? >> Rod, grab this arm. Relax. >> Guys, relax for two seconds. We're going to wait for this county deputy, the female to get here, and then we will put her in the car. >> Yes. >> I would like a female >> because you guys are abusing your power. Behaving like a toddler, throwing a tantrum when you're a parent should definitely be a felony. >> Are you a father? Are you a father? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I have two young. >> I am trying to get home because my daughter has no more diapers. >> Okay, >> that is all. >> Okay, >> that's all. >> Okay, >> so why am I being pulled over? Can you please explain? >> It was explained to you. >> No, it was not explained to me >> multiple times. >> No, it was not. >> Okay, this thing else it was audio and recorded. Audio and video recorded. You still want to stick by that? >> And I told him I'm like my 2-year-old is in the car. Okay. >> He did not care that my 2-year-old was in the car. >> I know this officer very well. He would care. >> No, he did not. >> Yes, he would. >> No, you didn't. >> Ma'am, we have to when we're doing a traffic stop, we have >> When I asked you, >> we have to do our job. >> I said, "Okay, my 2-year-old is in the car." >> And then you just automatically just said, "Get out the vehicle." >> After turn you said, "Turn the vehicle. I'm talking to him. Shush. >> You said turn the vehicle off." Correct. >> 100%. >> I turned the vehicle off. >> Then I told you why I stopped you and I asked you for your license and you said no. And I several times >> someone to take my daughter. >> We weren't even at that. All you were going to get was a speeding ticket and you blew it out of proportion to this. You escalated it to this. Yes, you did. That's why you're in the position you're at right now. >> You are arresting me for what reason? >> Resisting and battering. What am I What am I resisting? >> For failing because my 2-year-old stop and then punch >> because my 2-year-old is in the car. >> You did not. Did you care about the safety and security of my 2-year-old? Yes, sir. Obviously, you didn't go 30 over the speed limit. >> I was not speeding. >> I literally told you I'm trying to get home because she had no more. >> With her refusing to listen to reason, the officers had enough and put her inside the car. >> Okay. Why do I smell alcohol in your car? >> I was smoking it. >> Okay, ma'am. >> Thank you. This is the female officer. Listen, >> okay, ma'am. Do not tense up or anything like that. You're going to catch another charge touching me, but please do not. You don't need to grab me. So for me, >> is my child out of the car? >> Yes. >> With your family >> over there on the car. >> Can I please safely in in her uh car seat? >> Were the car was the car seat took the car? They took the car seat. >> I just asked the man >> if it was installed properly. Said it was. He said he didn't need help. Your daughter's fine. >> It's Sergeant Ritter again. Okay. If you get in the car, I will lower the window and I will allow her to come up and talk to you. Is that okay? >> I have a 2-year-old. >> Okay. And she has custody of her right now. Okay. So, if you want to talk to her, I will let the officer roll down the window >> once you have a seat in the car. >> Okay. Would you like that? >> Okay. I will do that for you. >> After all the chaos and entitlement, she was charged with resisting with violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, neglect child without great bodily harm, fleeing or eluding with lights and sirens active, and DUI with a person under 18 in the vehicle. 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