I'm gonna put y'all in your face cuz you >> stop resisting. >> You're not going. You hurting my arm. Stop. >> LET ME GO. >> STOP. >> HEY, YOU [ __ ] [laughter] PRESIDENT. STOP. >> OKAY. I WANT TO STOP TOUCHING ME. YOU STUPID. LET ME GO. >> On May 5th, 2024, an officer with the Orlando Police Department pulled over a vehicle after witnessing the driver make an illegal turn and run a red light. The driver insisted she did nothing wrong and immediately became hostile with the officer, prompting him to call for multiple units to assist him with the stop. >> 58 Street. >> Driver, lower the window. Driver, lower the window. >> Lower the window all the way down. Morning. How you doing? You understand the reason why I stopped you this morning, ma'am? Okay. >> You can't Excuse me. >> I'm bored. Can you see? Let me see your driver's license. >> I pulled you over cuz you came out of Metro West and you cross a medium when you're not supposed to. And there's a sign there clearly says do not enter. >> Driver's license. >> What says do not enter? >> Driver's license. >> What says do not enter? >> Driver's license. >> Tell me what says not. >> Golf 47K. A couple questions. >> Now you're doing too much. for you. >> Driver's license, please. >> I don't have it. >> You don't have it? >> No. >> All right. Shut off the car. >> Shut off the car >> for >> If you don't listen to my order, I'm going to detain you in handcuffs. Shut off the car. Now, >> this is the moment the entire situation changes. The officer had initially described this as a traffic violation, but the driver's refusal to provide her license and her continued resistance escalate the encounter into something much more serious. She repeatedly says she is pregnant while officers are attempting to remove her from the vehicle and officers repeatedly tell her to stop resisting. It's important to separate two issues here. Whether the original traffic stop was justified and whether her behavior afterward could create separate criminal allegations. Even if someone believes the traffic citation was questionable, that does not automatically give them permission to physically resist an officer. But what do you think? Should a disputed traffic stop ever be allowed to escalate this far? >> I'm pregnant. I'M PREGNANT. AND I'M PREGNANT. So you touch resisting. Stop resisting. Stop. STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. LEAVE ME ALONE. I GOT HER. I GOT HER. STOP. LEAVE ME ALONE. I DIDN'T DO THAT. It's not on. It's not on. Call me alone. Y'all better leave me alone. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Call me out for what? >> Stop resisting. cuz you're resisting a lot of >> resisting WHY I DIDN'T DO THAT. >> I'm going to punch y'all in your face cuz Y'ALL >> OKAY, I promise you I didn't do nothing. Stop. >> No, cuz I didn't do nothing wrong. >> STOP. STOP. STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. Stop resisting. YOU'RE HURTING MY ARM. YOU'RE HURTING my armist. You're hurting my arm. >> Stop resisting. THE [ __ ] OFF ME. >> Now you get charged with resisting with violence. >> Stop. STOP. STOP. [screaming] STOP. STOP RESISTING. STOP. STOP. Stop resisting. >> Stop. Go. I will tase your ass. So, step the back. >> Now, we're hearing the officer specifically warn her that the situation could become more serious if she continues resisting. The transcript shows repeated commands to stop, followed by continued physical resistance and accusations from both sides. This distinction matters because resisting an officer can become a separate offense depending on the circumstances and the level of force involved. The officer is also warning about the possibility of a taser, which shows that the situation is being treated as an active physical confrontation rather than a simple disagreement over a traffic citation. At this point, the original reason for the stop is almost secondary. The bigger issue is what happens during the detention. Would you have continued arguing or simply complied and challenged the traffic stop later? >> NO. [screaming] >> Stop resisting. There wasn't [ __ ] OUT THERE. Y'ALL JUST BLESSED AND I GOT SOMEWHERE TO BE. >> Stop resisting. >> You're hurting my arms. STOP. HEY, >> LISTEN. Stop resisting. YOUR FACE. I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] >> Stay back. >> LET ME DOWN. LET ME GO. >> YEP. >> MY LEG. I WALK ON MY LEG. LET GO OF MY LEG. I CAN WALK. LET GO OF MY LEG. I CAN WALK. >> STOP RESISTING. STOP. >> WHY Y'ALL HOLDING ME LIKE THIS? >> STOP RESISTING. >> LET GO OF MY LEG. I CANING WALK. >> STOP. >> STOP KICKING. >> LET GO OF MY [screaming] LEG. LET GO OF MY LEG. I CAN WALK. >> STOP. >> HEY, YOU GUYS ARE PUSHING ON MY STOMACH. LET GO OF MY LEG. I CAN WALK. >> LET GO OF MY LEG. WALK. WAIT. >> 47. GO. You guys want a 43? >> No. You're 104. Let go OF [screaming] MY ARM. >> LET GO OF MY ARM. >> STOP. >> YOU GUYS ARE NOT SPIT ON YOUR ARM. >> You're not listening. [laughter] >> Stop. You caused all these problems. STOP. LET GO OF ME. >> STOP. YOU ALL YOU DID. YOU DID. CALM DOWN. YOU DID. MY STOMACH. LET GO OF ME. STOP RESISTING THAT. IF YOU'RE PREGNANT, THEN STOP MOVING AROUND. >> YOU LET ME GO. >> NOT TRYING TO SPIT IN MY FACE. >> YOU LET ME TRANS MY FACE. >> I DON'T GIVE A you [ __ ] LET ME GO. >> Traffic stops. You had an attitude. Didn't want to comply. >> I don't care. I WOULD HAVE MY LICENSE. I just came from home. >> Well, you know what? You would have had a simple verbal warning had you not showed your attitude. >> Too bad. You're going to jail now. >> I'M NOT GOING NOWHERE. >> NO, YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. >> DAMN. >> STOP PUSHING YOURSELF. MY STOMACH DAMN MY STOMACH is getting broke. >> Get on the other side. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. IF YOU STOP. >> OKAY. STOP TOUCHING ME. YOU STUPID. >> LET ME [screaming] LET ME GO. >> I BETRAY YOU. >> LET ME GO. Here's one of the most revealing moments in the entire encounter. The officer tells her that according to him, this could have been handled with a simple verbal warning if she had cooperated. Now, that statement doesn't decide whether the original traffic violation actually occurred. That would ultimately depend on the evidence and applicable law, but it does show how quickly a relatively minor traffic encounter can become much more serious when physical resistance enters the picture. The driver continues insisting that she did nothing wrong while the officer maintains that he witnessed the violation. And once the alleged resistance and threats are added to the equation, the potential consequences are no longer limited to a traffic ticket. That's the turning point. secure in the car. >> Might have to hobble her. Give her a minute. >> Yeah, you guys will follow when you take her. Um, she's claiming she's pregnant. >> No. 44. >> Stop kicking the back of my car. >> I don't care. I NEED A GUN. >> WELL, you're going to jail now. >> Yes, you are. And if you fight in jail, they're going to safe book you. >> I know you don't. golf >> simple traffic stop. What's the location? >> 10 Street. >> Yeah. >> Oh, simple traffic stop. She got the attitude. She starts fighting. I don't you know you got that the better do blah blah blah. >> She threatened. She Yeah. >> We're going to tow that car. I just told MY WIFE ASKED SOMEBODY TO PICK IT UP. I HAD TO BE AT MY DOCTOR'S APPOINTMENT. >> WELL, then you should have thought about that before you [laughter] got the attitude. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> YES, YOU DID. >> DIDN'T DO NOTHING WRONG. I CROSSED THE THING AND I PUT MY HEAD. >> There's a sign says clearly do not pass it >> right there. You can fight it in court. >> You say THAT. IT SAID THAT NOWHERE. >> YEAH, it does. >> No, it did not. I made a U-turn. I made a U-turn. >> No, you didn't, man. Cuz I saw you. I saw you from where I was at. That's why I pulled YOU OVER >> RIGHT THERE. >> NO, you didn't. What did I do there? >> You crossed through the medium and you went through the you went through the lane that you're not supposed to. >> What lane did I wait? Wait, wait, wait. >> You came out of metro place and you went straight ahead. >> I DON'T WANT TO. BUT I NEED TO GO. I DON'T WANT TO. >> IF YOU DON'T if you don't if you don't stop acting, you're going to be rip. >> I just literally made a U-turn. >> You didn't make a U-turn. You did not make a U-turn. Ma'am, >> I made a U-turn. And then like right there. >> No, you didn't. I saw you cut straight out of metro place. >> No, I did not. >> Yes, you did. Place. >> You came out of metro place. >> I made a left and that like >> No, you did not. I saw you >> like right there. >> No, you did not. And I made a U-turn cuz I was coming in. >> I saw you come out of metro place and you went straight ahead. Yes, you did. Yes, you did. And you know what? And had you and you had you not had the attitude, we would have been here. >> YOU WERE SOING STUPID. I DID NOT COME OUT. >> YES, YOU DID. YOU >> LIVE THERE. I SAW YOU COME out of there. >> No, I did not. >> Yes, I did. >> THE WRONG CAR. >> NO, I saw you. >> NO, YOU DID NOT. >> YES, I DID. >> I TURNED I LIVE in >> Okay, but I saw you come out of retro place. All right. >> That's where I came from. >> I not only did I see you come out. You don't have a valid driver's license. >> I have one. >> You told me you did. >> I have one. I HAVE IT ON MY PHONE. I DON'T HAVE IT WITH ME. I'm in a restaurant. >> All you had to do >> and I DON'T HAVE IT. >> All you HAD TO DO I HAVE IT ON MY PHONE. >> ALL YOU HAD TO DO ALL you had to do All you had to DO IS COMPLY AND I KNOW I DID IT. >> YEAH. NO, you threaten to spit in officer's face and you follow resistance. >> This back and forth over what happened on the road is fascinating because both sides are completely committed to their version of events. The driver insists she made a U-turn at the light while the officer repeatedly says he watched her come directly out of Metro Place and cross where she wasn't supposed to. There is also another important issue emerging. The officer says she does not have a valid physical driver's license with her, while she claims the information is available on her phone. Regardless of who is right about the driving maneuver, the original dispute has now been overshadowed by the arrest itself. And here's something viewers should consider. If you believe an officer made a mistake during a traffic stop, is arguing roadside really the best strategy, or is challenging it later through the proper process safer? >> Are you going to give me your information? S E N D Y. >> She went through a fight, dude. Look. Yeah, >> it's a traffic stop. All you do is give me your ID. She got the attitude. >> You got to call me out. Okay, I understand that you're scared, but listen, it's okay cuz you're doing too much. You're doing wrong. Let me call your mom and come get your car. Okay. >> Could you do me a supplement to cuz I'm going to charge your assistant with you. pull it off. We can put the car in the apartment. Okay. Okay. Okay. What's your call for you? Okay. >> Thank you. >> Are you going to give me your first name, ma'am? >> I just told you guys. >> Well, no. I'm the arresting officer. I need it. What is your first name? >> Can Can she tell you? It's on my phone. I have all my >> You can tell me. You have a mouth. You can talk. >> I will char I will charge you as Jane Doe. Okay. I will book you in as Jane Doe. Do you know her information? >> I I just Okay. >> Can I talk to you? >> No, I'm arresting also. Please. >> It's all right. >> Can I talk to him? I don't want to talk. >> Are you done here, ma'am? Are you done? >> Let me You got to calm down. >> I want to talk to him. >> She's getting booked in this Jane, though. >> I'm not She wants to fight and say she's going to spit on officers. I'm not playing this game anymore. We're not doing this. I pulled you over in a valid traffic stop. You want to start this? >> We're not doing this. Can you do me a supplement, please? >> She tried kicking me, >> huh? >> All right. So, it's good to resisting with violence. All right. You going to do a separate charging affidavit? That's fine. >> Same case number. Okay. >> You're good to you're good to go. >> Yeah. Uh Tino, the 1014 you have. >> One female 1015 51 BRC started mileage is 36790. >> Do you need do you require medical assistance? >> I take that as a no. At this stage, the officer is no longer considering a simple warning or traffic citation. The transcript now includes allegations of threats, physical resistance, and an attempted kick with the officer stating that resisting with violence will be added to the charges. This is where the situation becomes much more serious. The woman's repeated claims that she did nothing wrong do not automatically eliminate the officer's allegations. But the officer's belief that a traffic violation occurred does not automatically prove every later accusation either. Those issues would ultimately depend on the evidence and legal process. What is clear from the encounter is how quickly a traffic stop escalated into an arrest with much more serious allegations. The encounter ultimately ends with the woman being taken to the Orange County Jail. According to the provided script, she faced charges including two counts of assault on a law enforcement officer, battery on a law enforcement officer, and resisting an officer with violence. The key point is that what started as an alleged traffic violation became far more serious because of what allegedly happened afterward. The transcript also contains conflicting accounts about the original driving maneuver with the officer maintaining that he personally witnessed the violation. Since the video does not show a later court ruling or final outcome, we should not assume these allegations led to a conviction. The bigger lesson is straightforward. Arguing with an officer over a traffic decision is one thing, but physically resisting an arrest can create entirely different legal consequences. So, what do you think? Did this encounter escalate unnecessarily, or did the driver's behavior make the arrest unavoidable? If you found this case as shocking as we did, make sure to hit that like button, share your thoughts in the comments, and don't forget to subscribe for more jaw-dropping courtroom breakdowns.