From driving drunk on the road. >> Sorry, go have a cup of >> All right, to refusing to exit the vehicle. >> Okay, if you're going to be refusing my lawful order, then you could be arrested for obstruction. >> Absolutely ridiculous and you're bored. No, no, no. You do not touch my door. I'm calling my husband. Do not touch >> Stop. >> To fleeing the traffic stop. >> Get out of the car. Get out of THE CAR NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> YOU'RE SPEEDING OFF. >> Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Here are some times when dumb Karens turn a traffic stop into a night in jail. Starting off with this want-to-be tough guy who just picked the wrong cop to argue with. >> What's going to happen is is you're going to write that ticket. When you sign your signature on that ticket >> Uh-huh. >> you therefore sign yourself in as a signer. Therefore, I'm the cosigner. I'm going to send it to state and you're going to have to pay that. >> It's May 26th, 2025 and a cop conducted a traffic stop on this vehicle for failing to stop at a stop sign. Hey, it happens. And here's what happened next. >> Hello, I'm Deputy Sheriff. I was going to stop you. You didn't come to a full complete stop the uh stop sign back there. You did not license, registration, insurance, please. >> come to a complete stop. >> Very well. I'm not here to argue with you about it, but please present your ID. >> arguing with you neither. My wallet is not on me. >> You have a wallet on you? >> No. >> So, you have an insurance card or registration with you? >> It's on my phone. It's on my phone. My guy code's on my phone. >> Can I see your insurance? >> I did not I stopped at that stop sign. >> You did not, sir. Very well. >> Very well. I don't care. >> Do you have your registration while you're looking for that? >> I knew you were going to pull me over cuz I did this to you cuz you're what you're doing right there sitting up there is it called entrapment. >> That's not entrapment, sir. You need to look at the legal definition of entrapment. >> You need to go read your Florida state statutes, so >> Well, I probably know them a little bit better than you would, sir. >> I'm probably because you know how to manipulate the law in your favor. So, what you're not going to do >> 2000 level get >> I'm not going to pay cuz I'm going to send it to the state and that right there, a ticket, is considered a cosign. >> What is this piece of paper? >> Well, whatever >> A ticket is a part of what I'm about to write. >> If you write that ticket, what's going to happen is is you're going to write that ticket. When you sign your signature on that ticket, >> Uh-huh. >> you therefore sign yourself in as a signer. Therefore, I'm the cosigner. I'm going to send it to the state and you're going to have to pay that. >> Okay, so what's your first name? >> Yeah, we're just going to ignore all this sovereign BS he's spewing out and the cop's going to continue getting his information. After that's done, the conversation came back to the stop. >> He did not. >> Do you have your social security? >> Do you have a camera? >> I do. >> You do? Pull it up. >> No. >> Yeah. >> All righty. >> All right. >> Well, >> I'm about to get out of here. >> No, you're going to take your seat belt off and hop out the car for me. >> going to do that. >> You are. >> I'm not going to go drive off anywhere. >> No, you're going to exit the vehicle cuz you're being argumentative. >> My son is >> very argumentative. There's a kid in the backseat. >> is in the car. >> That's fine. >> in this car. My wife is getting off work as we speak at Hall's Hardware. >> Okay. Yeah, but I'm not leaving your car. You can stay right in the back and I'm not >> I'm not taking I'm not getting out the car with my son in this car. You're >> You're getting a lawful order. >> I feel in danger. >> You're getting in the vehicle. >> As a police officer, >> you're about to go to jail. Pennsylvania versus Mimms is case law. Get out of the vehicle. >> Let me call my wife. She's >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Ooh, I swear to [ __ ] god. You Start the walkie-talkie. >> Put your hands up here. >> Hold on. >> Put your hands up here. >> make a phone call. I can make a [ __ ] phone call. >> [laughter] >> I'm putting them up. I'm trying to give you my phone. I'm trying to give you my phone, sir. >> want your phone. I want your I want your hands on the back. >> to break. Take my phone, set it on the roof, please. >> Jesus, dude. If you just listen, this is a lawful >> I want to make a phone call. My son is in the backseat. My wife can walk down here. >> There's a deputy right to my right. He will sit with your son while you're inside the handcuffs. >> What did I do for to be arrested? >> You're being detained. If I want to take you to jail for resisting arrest. >> When I give you lawful orders, you don't listen, you go to jail. Walk back here. >> And with that, this idiot gets detained. Not that surprising since the dude is basically begging for it with his arguing and refusing to cooperate. >> Will you I'm asking you a question in the light in the safety of my child. >> I'm right here with your child. >> I'm asking you something. Stop real quick. I'm asking you something. Would you turn on my car and roll with my back windows down, please? My AC does not work. >> Bro, are you >> [ __ ] dude? >> Sit in the car. Thank you. That's what you're supposed to do. Do what you're told. On 12, one detained. >> I Like as a parent, bro, do you have kids? >> I do. >> Please let me call somebody. My wife can walk down here and just sit with him, please. I'm not going to cause you no >> You have been though from the moment I stopped you. Now you want to change your tone when you're in a set of handcuffs about to go to jail. >> you. I just have to do what >> It's not a respect thing. Will you do what you're told? >> I You are my servant. You are still a servant to the >> That is incorrect. >> not incorrect. You are a servant to the people >> What is your passcode so we can call your old lady? >> Uh I'm I'm Tell him to walk over here, please. >> No. >> Yeah, man. I don't have it. >> Okay, then. >> That's illegal. >> That's not illegal. >> It is. I'm allowed to have a phone call regardless if I'm I'm allowed to have a phone call. >> Not right now, you're not. But if I take you to jail, you can. >> to keep you on video this whole time. I'm on video right now. I know, and I'm allowed to record myself. >> No, not what You're in the back seat of a patrol car. >> Kidding me. >> No, I'm not. >> Kidding me, dog. Like why do I I to be detained? I didn't do anything >> Because you're acting like a jack wagon. >> No, I'm not, bro. I have places to be. I have bills to get paid. >> No, you're going to jail. >> Seriously, dude? >> Yes, cuz you want to act this way. I'm not going to No. >> Like literally, come on, bro. >> I'm not your bro. >> I'm Come on, >> I'm your servant. >> Sir, I know I said a servant of the people. >> No, you said I'm your servant. >> you were the You were my servant. >> Don't twist up your words now, man. Because you're acting like a jack wagon. Never heard that one before, and it was brilliant. >> What you doing? What you doing? Hanging out? Let me double lock your handcuffs. Face that way. They don't cinch up on you. >> I just want to have a conversation, bro. >> We tried that, but you wanted to be very argumentative. You wanted to be very rude. No. >> I didn't I did have not resisted arrest. >> You have. >> No, I haven't, because I never was to I've never been read read my rights. >> That's not how this works. >> Nobody You all said they all detained me. Now they're going to >> You need to really understand the laws here, and I appreciate it. >> me before you said you were arresting me. I said fair enough when you said you're detaining me. >> You're detained when the lights go on. >> Okay, and I've turned I've pulled over and put my hands out the vehicle to follow the protocol. >> I tell you I order you to get out of the car now. >> like you were being an [ __ ] and you're now showing You're showing your dominance because you have law enforcement. >> being very professional and very stern with you. >> I stopped at that stop sign, bro. >> That is not up for debate. >> Okay, that's not up for debate, but I have not I had did not resist arrest. I wanted to know why you wanted me to step out my vehicle. Sir, can I talk to you for a second? >> No. It's my stop, my investigation. He's my backup unit. You want to You want to holler when you You want to be very argumentative, present a very clear present. >> not get out the vehicle because my son is >> I'm not going to tell you why. I'm telling you what I'm doing if you're going to interrupt me. >> car in front of you. Because you're interrupting me, I want to speak professionally. >> I tried. >> Okay. >> Well, so much for talking. Can't say the cops didn't try. Sadly, the idiot is too idiotic for his son's own good. >> You're choosing me to take me to jail over resisting arrest, which I did not do. >> Obstruction. >> Obstruction. Regardless, I didn't do that neither. >> You did. >> No, I didn't. I just did not follow your order as a dog as you barked them. I am allowed to ask questions about the orders you were giving. And that is what I was doing. >> No, there's a very well time to answer questions, but not when a law enforcement is telling you to get out. >> It doesn't have to be on your time. You're You're not allowed to force me out of my vehicle. If I had I Had I just wanted to give you my information, I could have stayed in my vehicle. There was no reason to take me out of my vehicle. >> You need to really re-address your life and understand case law. >> I'm literally on a good path. And you're literally screwing me right now. I just got got done putting all back my savings so my son can have a future, dog. I bet you have Your kids have a amazing future. >> I don't do stuff that causes me to get pulled out of a car or get in trouble with law enforcement. >> I don't get in trouble with law enforcement. >> Barely you do. >> One time, I literally went in an abandoned house when I was little. You can look that up. I went in an abandoned house. That's the one time I've gotten in trouble with the >> He said that, but he would get arrested again in 6 months from now in November for domestic battery and aggravated assault when he allegedly armed himself with a machete during an argument with his wife. >> I don't have to comply to you like a doggy. Do I look like a canine unit? >> No, but he's one. >> 34. >> Huh? >> 34. >> Uh-huh. I hate this government. I hate police. Y'all should Y'all should not even have jobs. The military should run run this martial law that uh because y'all can't do y'all's job without abusing your authority. >> You really don't know what would happen if martial law gets in place. >> do, and I'm really all for it. You just don't know me. I'm a radical Republican. >> You would have zero freedoms. >> That's fine as long as you don't have power. As long as you don't have power. >> The man the man >> After a while his family came to pick up the kid and he was taken to the station. >> They're not like I was doing the robberies. >> All right, step out for me. And then I want you to stand right here and face that way for me, okay? Turn to your side. >> I'm going to be annoying this car ride. I'm going to start rapping. I'm a rapper by the way if y'all didn't know. >> I'm going to record it. >> You're good. >> Send it. >> Dude, please I'm rapping 12 syllables per second. Dude, please get me famous. >> When you get in the back of my hoopty right here, start singing. >> Yes, sir. Wait, what's going on? Oh, this one? Got you. Man, I'm missing dinner tonight. >> The man is charged with resisting without violence and he's cited for running the stop sign, driving without a driver's license and driving without proof of insurance. Moving on to the next case here where a super hammered woman gets arrested for DUI for the fourth time. It's April 2nd, 2026 and a cop notices this woman passed out behind the wheel in a puddle of her own piss. Sounds lovely. What's happening here? Police department, open up the open up the door. Open the door. Hey there. What you doing? You got your driver's license on you? Can you hand it to me? I need your driver's license, please, ma'am. Go to my truck and get my big metal clipboard for me. Your driver's license, please, ma'am. >> Where are you coming from? >> Oh, um >> Do you know where your driver's license is at? >> I am so sorry. >> Oh, there's drunk, and then there's this woman. Dear God, she is super hammered. It's a miracle she made it this far into the parking lot. And thank God the cop had found her before she got back on the road. >> Are you Lisa? >> I am. >> What's your name? Can you step out here for me, please? >> No, I don't know if I am Lisa Marie Weather. >> That's fine. >> Oh, you peed in the seat. >> No, I don't know that. >> You did. Look. >> No, I don't >> What is that? Well, we can figure that out later. Come step over here for me. Lisa. >> Do you have my phone? >> No. Lisa, go go over there with him. No, no. You don't need your phone. Leave your Hey, leave your phone. Leave your Leave your phone and stuff in here, Lisa. Hey, leave your Leave your phone and stuff right here. Leave it up here or somewhere. Leave your vape. Leave your purse. All right, go ahead and come over. All right. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> You okay? >> Yes. >> Are you able to stand on your own? >> Yes. >> Okay. I want you to go to the end of this white line here. You go grab a pair. >> Uh I'm unable to perform. >> Let me go grab some. You got some? >> You got my wallet right here. >> The officers then instructed her to perform a field sobriety test. >> Where did you come from? Whiskey's? What are they meant for? >> This. >> Come from a friend's house? Yeah? Okay. I'm going to check your eyes. I want you to stand with your feet together and your arms down by your side for me, okay? All right, I want you to look at the tip of my finger. With your eyes and your eyes only. Try not to move your head for me, okay? Harman, catch the side here. Do you see my finger? Try not to move your head. All right. Are you wearing contacts? >> Yes. >> Yes? Are they for close-sightedness or far-sightedness? >> Near-sighted. >> Near-sighted? All right. Place your left foot on the line for me. Place the right heel. Place Excuse me. Put your right heel against the toe of your left foot. There you go. Place your arms at your sides. Oh, okay. >> I I don't want to >> You don't want to do it? >> I um >> You want to try again? >> Well, where are my Where right? I need to >> I don't You don't I'm trying to figure out if you're safe to operate a motor vehicle. There's no reason to read you your rights. >> I know. Can I I uh my mom? >> No, ma'am. >> Can I >> Are you refusing to perform these exercises? >> Um Okay, can I have my mom? >> Can you have a mom? >> Can I have my mom? >> You have a mom. >> Can I have my mom? >> No, ma'am. Are you afraid Are you refusing to perform these exercises? >> Um Can I have my mom? >> Looks like she's refusing, not that she could pass it anyway. So, the officer began to put her under arrest. >> No, ma'am. You've been placed under arrest for DUI. Hey. >> Can I have my mom, please? >> Walk that way. Hey. Hey. Hey. Walk this way, okay? Sit down. Come on. Let's go. Come on. Let's go. You're about to be told where the lift starts. All right, come on. Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. I need you to get in there. Have a seat, all right? All your belongings will go with you. I'll bring your phone and wallet or whatever. >> Can I have my mom, please? >> Can I have your mom? Yes. >> Can you please call her? >> Who is that to you? >> That is my boyfriend's brother. >> That's your brother? >> Yes. Can I have my phone? Please call her. >> Get in there, and I will call you up. Okay. All right, scoot back. >> Can I have my phone, please? >> You need to scoot back. Get in. >> my phone, please? >> We will get in there. You got to get inside, no matter what. >> Okay. >> So, will you just sit back? >> Yes. Can I have my phone, please? >> Watch your feet. >> So, the cops took her to the station and asked her if she was willing to take a breath test. >> Step up. >> I'm so hot. >> Yeah, I can tell. >> Sure. >> Good. 10-4 Beach, copy that. Go to the store. Put on your clothes. I'm seeing that blue shirt and black hair in the corner. So, you'll get two charges. >> I am here to assist. >> Good. Once this time runs out, I will afford you one last opportunity. Uh if you choose not to, that's totally up to you. But, if you decide to, you're more than welcome to. >> Sorry. >> You got 8 minutes. What do you think about that? >> Okay. Um >> Cuz you were sleeping? >> I was sleeping. >> You were leaving? >> Mhm. >> You were going the wrong way to leave. >> But, do you have a heart? >> I do have a heart, just not for people who are dangerous or whatever. >> Excuse me, did I not tell you I had Tinder? Like Like, please stop. Like, let's actually like >> You didn't match with me on Tinder, you got on my dating app and I had Tinder, so. You want to go home? >> Well, why would I? >> You got work to do? >> I don't Why would I do that? >> Cuz you're not dressed for it. >> I >> extra charge? >> Yep. So, if you put it in your pocket right here, you get another charge. >> You did what? >> Yep. Or you can just slip them out of your pocket if you want. >> I didn't know that. >> I explained it to you, but you said no, so >> No, you didn't. Oh, there was another paperwork. >> Yeah, this is This is suspended license for your fourth DUI. Stand up. >> You're going [snorts] to >> Stand up, or I'm going to assist you up. Stand up. >> Thanks. >> Yeah, and once we get outside, I've got some stuff I got to do because you peed on your clothes and then your car. I've got to wipe everything down in there now. >> [snorts] >> Don't mind me. >> 61 Palm Beach. That female will be 10-15 per signal one. Signal 18, she'll also be 10-15 for refusal. All right, stand up. Stand up. >> No. >> Yes. >> I'm not going to do that. >> Stand up. >> Where I'm actually not going to do that. Oh my god. >> you're going to stand up. >> What's wrong with >> And stay right there. >> What is wrong with you? >> Stand up. What's wrong? >> Did you say that I can get my phone? >> Yeah, which is in my car, outside. >> Well, she was charged with refusing to submit to a breath test and felony DUI. That's her fourth DUI offense within 10 years. Moving on to the next case here where a woman shows you what not to do during a traffic stop. >> Okay, if you're going to be refusing my lawful order, then you could be arrested for obstruction, okay? >> Absolutely ridiculous and you're void. No, no, no. You do not open my door. I'm calling my husband. Do not [ __ ] touch Do not [ __ ] touch >> It's January 19th, 2024, and cops pull over a vehicle with heavily tinted windows. Here's what happened next. Doctor, yep. >> me the same thing, but basic eye surgery guy recommended it. >> Okay, I got you. Do you have your insurance with you and your license, ma'am? >> Um I have my license, but I'm going to have to call my husband to get a copy of my insurance. >> Okay, who's your insurance through? >> Um no, it's a local one in The Dalles. >> It's a local one in The Dalles? Okay, do you have your license? Can I see it, please? Where are you living right now? >> In The Dalles. >> Okay, I got you. >> We came to pick up a cake from Dairy Queen for my son's birthday. >> Okay, I got you. Thank you. >> Um I'm going to grab my phone and get so I can call >> Yeah, where's your phone at? Okay, I got you. Can you do me a solid? Can you roll your window up to about right here for me, please? >> The officer then checked the tint level on her window. >> How long have you had this car? >> 3 years. >> Okay, I'm just going to try to clean off a little bit of the salt. >> Oh, that's probably just going to happen. >> Try try to. Did you guys put the tint on yourself or did you guys Did it come with it? Okay. >> Which was actually part of the reason we bought it. >> Okay. >> Hi. >> So, So, it's only 30% light in, okay? For a sedan like this, you need at least like 70% light in. So, obviously, it's tinted way more than it's supposed to be, okay? >> Right. Um he pulled me over for my tint, and I need a copy of my insurance. >> Can you open this door for me, please? Thank you. Um I am looking for I don't see it. >> We bought the car out of Minnesota. >> Okay. Can you roll Can I roll this window up? >> Yes. >> You bought it out of Minnesota? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay, yes. The AS2. So, it's supposed to be at least 70%. >> As this traffic stop continues, the cop will notice a strong odor of weed coming out of that car. >> Any cannabis tonight? >> Um no. >> Have you ever smoked cannabis? >> I've definitely smoked cannabis. I'm 34 years old, but not this evening, no. >> Not this evening. When was the last time you smoked? >> Um I don't know. Probably yesterday or the day before that. >> Okay. I got you. >> little excessive for tint. >> Well, no. I don't I don't believe it is, ma'am. >> This is my insurance card. It expires 2020, actually. Oh, no. Wait. It might have said 2020. >> It does say 2023. >> Oh. Well, >> Cuz it's still through State Farm? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You haven't smoked any cannabis recently? >> No. Not to >> Okay. Is there any cannabis in the vehicle? >> Um there probably is cannabis in the vehicle. >> Okay. Where in the vehicle would it be? >> Um my aunt has cancer. I have a medical >> Okay. >> She travels with it like all the time. She's from Illinois. >> Okay. I got you. Still in the state of Wisconsin, there's no medical exemption for cannabis. Okay? >> They don't? >> No, we don't have any a medical exemption in the state of Wisconsin. >> got it approved for her medical card. >> Okay. That's That doesn't apply to going cross state, though. If you That's still have to stay in Illinois, okay? >> Okay. >> Um I got you. Do you have it on you? Is Are you the one Are you the one with the cannabis? How much do you have on you? Okay. I got you. Where Where in the vehicle is it? Right there? Do you have your ID on you, ma'am? >> Obviously, if I did have a screenshot of that, it would be expired. Um expired as well. >> Okay. I'm not going to be >> I got you. Um, give me a couple minutes. I'll be right back, all right? I'm going to close this door, okay? Can you just roll down your window? >> After checking her documentation, [music] the cop returned and asked her to step out of the car for being in love with Mary Jane, and that's when the driver becomes quite argumentative and uncooperative. >> What I would like you to do for the time being is I want you to pull into this church parking lot right here, okay? Cuz it's a flat ground, all right? Okay, um This is who is in the car. The passenger is um older, an older lady. >> Okay. >> She has a medical card up in Illinois. I'm not going to cite you or anything, but the driver advised that she used it a couple days ago. Um, so I would love definitely want to look at through her for field sobriety to make sure she's okay. >> Okay. >> Um, he's impressed that with the the kids. >> Oh, I got you. >> Yeah. Yeah. So, how much uh cannabis is in the vehicle right now? >> She said that she has a small bag. That's what she >> Okay, do you have anything that's yours? >> Um You cannot search my vehicle. >> Okay. >> And this is a little excessive for window tint at 7:00 at night on a [ __ ] Friday. >> I don't believe it is, okay? Cuz we got a couple things here. I I I I got the unmistakable odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle. You got the admission that there's marijuana coming from the vehicle, which does give me probable cause to you search this vehicle. So, that is what I would like to do next, okay? >> giving you permission. >> Yeah, I don't need your permission at this point, ma'am. >> Uh, I do believe that you do. >> I do not, okay? Can I have you hop out of the vehicle for me, okay? Okay, if you're going to be refusing my lawful order, then you could be arrested for obstruction. >> I understand that, and it's a ticketed fine, and I'm >> No, that's that's that's taking you to jail, ma'am, and I do not want to be doing that right now, okay? >> Please don't do that. >> I I agree. So, that's why I'm asking you to exit the vehicle, please. >> I'm telling you that I you cannot search my vehicle. >> Okay, I understand you don't give me consent to search your vehicle, ma'am. That's fine. But, I have the legal ability to search your vehicle based off the admission of marijuana being in the vehicle and also the >> in her purse. Who told you that? >> Okay. I can still I can still search the vehicle. >> That is unnecessary. It is 4° out. >> This is >> And I only weigh 70 lb. >> Then you guys can have a seat in one of our squad cars where we have heat. Okay? These are the options I'm giving you, okay? The other thing is if you refuse to step out of the vehicle, then I will be placing you under arrest for obstruction. >> Well, looks like she doesn't want to step out. So, the cop has no choice but to use a bit of force to do so. >> Okay, I would prefer you just exit the vehicle, allow me to search it, allow me to conclude my investigation, and we can >> You're going to take us to jail anyway. You think you're >> For what? >> Are you kidding me? Because you're pulling me over for [ __ ] window tint. >> Yes, that is a valid stop in the state of Wisconsin. >> That is ridiculous. It is absolutely absolutely ridiculous and you're No, no, no. You do not open my door. You do not open my door. I'm calling my husband. I'm calling my husband. Do not [ __ ] touch Do not [ __ ] touch me. >> slammed my hand in your door. We're past this point now. >> kidding me? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I'm calling my husband. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I am calling my husband. >> of the vehicle, please. >> He has his hand on me right now. >> Yes. I don't know if there's firearms or anything in the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. >> You're under arrest for >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out. >> Step out or we're going to rip you out of the vehicle. >> my husband. >> have that option right now. >> not that's not the point, okay? >> I'm going to give you a second. >> my phone. Don't pull my hair. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Do not pull my [ __ ] hair. I'm not resisting. >> You are You are. This is the definition of resisting. >> You're under arrest for resisting now. >> I wouldn't get out of my car in 4° weather. >> you a legal order. You have to follow it. >> No, no, no. You give me the option to call my husband. >> No, that's that's not No where it says that we have to do that. >> Uh what was the husband supposed to do on the call? Annoy the police until they let her go? She can do that on her own, minus the let her go part. >> What the [ __ ] is wrong with your arm? Are you [ __ ] kidding >> We don't know who you are. >> Are you kidding me? I was going >> Oh, because you don't know who I am, that means that I we are two >> Ma'am, you want to just stay over there, please. Ma'am, you just stay over there for me. Thank you. >> We are two females. >> matter. Females can kill anybody. Okay? And you didn't listen to one word we said. We gave you how many options? >> We >> So, now you're going to jail. >> just got here, first of all. >> I beg you. >> And you grabbed me by the wrist and you pulled me by my coat and my hair. >> if you did not get out, I was going to rip you out of the car, did I not? >> do not give you permission >> out there. Do you have any weapons, real knives, anything like that? Anything that's going to stick or harm us. >> No. You got to be kidding me. >> We gave you every option. >> Every option, except for calling my husband. >> that option. >> Now, exactly. What the [ __ ] A couple bored [ __ ] variable cops that I even out do doing anything. Shut the [ __ ] up. >> With this woman secured in the back of the squad car, the cop then returned to her vehicle to ask the passenger to step out before anything else. >> Um, so I'm going to have you hop out of the vehicle, okay? If you want, because it's cold out, I understand it's cold out, I'm going to have you sit in my partner's car. Are you okay with that? >> Yeah. >> Um, can you leave your purse in the car, though? Yeah, you can take your phone, that's fine, ma'am. >> She doesn't have a medical medical marijuana card. >> Um, the driver has some in her purse. Let me check I need to just search her purse. Oh, there's the cake. She hasn't smoked recently, has she? I'm going to take her up to the jail, book her in, cite her. Um, I'm probably just going to see if it doesn't hold up your investigation with it. >> Yeah, I would too. >> Are you okay sticking out here, though? >> Yeah, for sure. >> Okay. >> Thanks. >> This is [ __ ] pathetic. Just to try to make a point. Are you kidding me? >> Ma'am, I asked you politely to exit the vehicle and you did not comply. >> Uh no, because there was no reason for it. It is 4° out. You think I have sharp objects on me? >> I don't know what you have on you. >> lady who weighs 70 lb, sick, with a birthday cake in my mother's trunk? >> Ma'am, I don't know what you have on you. >> Well, I know that you're pathetic. Now you know what I have because you searched my whole [ __ ] and found a birthday cake and my 70-lb aunt who is dying that you have out in the [ __ ] cold. Not that you give a [ __ ] but it matters to me. My aunt admitted that she had pot. >> And you admitted that you use marijuana within the last 24 hours as well. >> Are you [ __ ] kidding me? This is complete [ __ ] >> why don't we go over here? >> And if you can't tell that I have marijuana in my system, then I'm not under arrest for OWI. >> Well, you're under arrest for OWI right now if you refuse to submit to a sobriety test. >> She was charged with disorderly conduct, possession of THC, OWI, and refusal to submit to an intoxicant test. Moving on to this case now, where a woman turned a simple ticket into a felony. >> Get out of the car. Get out OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. AND NOW YOU'RE SPEEDING OFF. >> It's June 5th, 2026, and cops in Florida conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for speeding. Where is this person going? >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Need you to pull over right here. You're being pulled over. >> What did I do? >> Speeding. >> No, sir, I wasn't speeding. >> You were speeding. Yes, ma'am. Visual observation and I got my radar. >> Okay, let me see. >> Nope. Driver's license, registration, proof of insurance. All right? Driver's license, registration, proof of insurance. >> You're not going to shoot me, right? I'm not I'm >> Driver's license, registration, proof of insurance. >> Sorry. I I don't even know where the paperwork is. They just called They just give it to me there. >> I I want you to get the information out for me, ma'am. I'm not going to take an envelope. >> [snorts] >> Is that your insurance or what? >> I don't know. That's what they gave to me. I don't know. I just >> Driver's license. >> So impressive that we supposed to come here and retire. >> You guys hire us to be in this neighborhood and enforce traffic laws. >> Uh sir. Here you go. >> [snorts] [clears throat] >> All right. Here you go. Here's your documents. I'm going to take your license and your registration. >> Yeah, so far so good. She got the legit documentation. The only thing left is to give her a ticket. But, as the cops prepared the citation, she decided to put the car in motion while chatting on the phone. >> Pa- park your car right here. Stop moving. Stop. No, no. I don't want to talk to your friend at all. Park your car. >> He wants to >> I don't care. Park your No, park your car. Park your car. >> Hello. You want to talk to him? >> No, I'm not talking to him. Park your car. Park your car. >> You want to say something to >> No, I do not. Park your car. Put your hazards on. >> Okay. >> I'm not dealing with this. >> 2026 white Honda utility vehicle. >> Yep, been found for speed before. All right, you getting a >> You know, you should not >> You getting [clears throat] a citation today. Do not Do not reach. >> Oh, oh, sorry. Okay, what am I supposed to do? Take >> I I'm going to ex- >> Oh, okay. >> I'm explaining to you, okay? You're getting a citation today, okay? There's three ways to handle this, all right? Your speed was 40 in a 25. My radar got you going 44, and I estimated you going 40, so I'm going to write you 40, All okay? That's not acceptable and you're arguing with me and you failed to stop as well, okay? You're about to drive right >> I didn't fail to stop. >> You You almost >> You told me to pull over and I pulled over. >> I told you to stop and you were just right You're going to drive right past me, okay? >> I Yeah, I I pulled over. I pulled over. I pulled over. >> No, you were very close. If I had to get in my car and chase after you, you'd be going to jail right now, okay? >> Oh my god, I pulled over. I didn't know you wanted me to just stop suddenly like that. >> I told I waved to you numerous times and you didn't stop until you were right next to me or actually almost past me. You were almost past me and then you didn't You weren't going to acknowledge me. >> I thought I was aware to do it. I'm sorry. >> You're just to slow down and then Okay? >> Okay. >> Slow down, please. That's your ticket. I told you for speeding. 40 in a 25 and now you're speeding off. >> And that was stupid. With that single decision, she escalated a simple ticket into a serious felony offense. The cop then begins searching the surrounding area to locate this woman. >> She didn't drive home. Where did she drive to? >> Where did she go? >> Where did she drive to? >> Where did she go? 400 blocks southwest. >> On Family Road. >> New Jersey, 10-57 uniform tango >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. First my 10-50, I attempted to stop the vehicle again. For It's driving recklessly through the neighborhood and they're fleeing from a traffic stop. >> In her attempt to flee the police, she zooms through a residential area at extreme speeds, causing danger to nearby pedestrians. Later, she would ditch the vehicle at a nearby store, but too bad for her, another cop spotted her outside of a Walmart. >> I didn't do anything. >> She's Yeah, there we go. >> This is what's going on. >> No. >> Harleen, come on. >> Harleen >> Drop your stuff now. Drop your stuff. >> Please let me just >> You're going in for resisting as well. >> Please. Don't do that. Please. Please don't do that. My I have a bad shoulder. I swear to God I have a I have a really bad shoulder. >> Okay. >> Please. Don't do that. Please put it in front of me. >> You're not getting in handcuffs. Stop resisting. >> police. Put it in front of me. >> You're getting No. >> Please put it in front of me. >> Okay. >> Please. Please don't do that. Please. >> Okay. >> Please. Please. Please. What can I >> No. >> Oh my God, that hurts. Please don't do that. Please. Please. Oh I I I got a >> Harleen, come on. >> Please. Oh my God. I'm going to pee myself. Oh my God. Oh God. >> Okay. >> All right, cool. >> Please I can't put my >> No. Walk. >> Please be nice to me. >> Walk. No. >> I'm sorry. >> You're driving recklessly and all that. No, we're not handling that. >> I didn't do anything. >> Not my county. >> But why are you arresting me, please? >> Flee to elude, reckless driving. >> Oh, is that it? It's all >> Not in my county. >> Please. Please. God, it hurts. >> Want to search you real quick? Make sure >> Please help me. >> I was trying to help you, but if you would have just listened, you would have been fine. >> I asked you to please help me. >> I did. I tried to. >> Give me your card. >> Charlene, I tried to help you. >> Please help me. >> I tried to help you. >> Please help me. >> Sit down. >> Please help me. >> Sit down. >> Please help me. Please help me. Please help me. >> Get in the car. >> What am I I'm not getting arrested for what? >> Yes. >> For fleeing? >> And resisting. Thank you for finding her. Holy This is just a detail. I I work right now. >> Shoplifting follow up. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> Nice. And she was just walking or >> She was walking up to the front. >> Oh, wow. >> And I was just like I just grabbed her by the hand and I walked her to my car and I was just going to quickly put her in handcuffs. I didn't want to hurt her cuz she's old. >> Yeah. Now, she's like that old time. Let me uh move my car and all that. >> You know, I don't always flee from traffic stops, but when I do, I head to Walmart. Fleeing is one thing, but into Walmart? It's like you're begging to be caught. >> You're just going to have my pocket book. >> No. >> I need to call my friend. >> No. >> I I need to make one phone call, all right? Officer, I'm claustrophobic. Can I sit in the front seat? >> No. >> I swear to God I'm claustrophobic. Officer, I'm claustrophobic. Please help me. >> All right, I know what that >> I'm claustrophobic. >> Here you go. >> Please help me. I'M CLAUSTROPHOBIC. I'M CLAUSTROPHOBIC. I'M CLAUSTROPHOBIC. Please help me. >> I called dispatch to let her know what's happening. She She wasn't in a vehicle. Now, she was on foot, but I was up at her window talking to her in her vehicle when she fled. Yeah, all 100% identified her right now. So, it'll be a PC. I'm going to do a fleet to elude and then reckless driving cuz she I don't think I turned my lights on and she was like already speeding and almost ran into two people. They had to jump out of the way though. All right. Well, I'll start taking her to jail and I'll call you in a few for a PC, all right? >> The captain read her her rights before doing anything else. >> Let me read you something. I I want to understand what's going on in your mind today. So, let me read you something. >> Please open the door. I tell you. I want to >> No. No. You've already resisted. >> I didn't call it a resisting. >> Okay. >> You didn't tell me. >> So, let me explain Let me read something to you. So, I want to see your mindset, okay? >> Yeah. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> No. Please help me. >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have them present with you while being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You said any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. >> I'm claustrophobic. I HAVE MY RIGHTS. I'M CLAUSTROPHOBIC. AS OPEN AS I JUST WAITING THE sergeant come. I want to >> No, you slipped your cuffs to the front. How did you do that? >> She did that. >> Okay, you did that. No, you're not to be trusted. You're not to be trusted right now. >> that? How did I get it here? >> You If you Okay, let me reread these to you. >> Please. You can put it back when I get those off. >> Are you Are you Are you Are you listening to me? No, because you you slipped your cuffs. So, I'm not doing anything for you. Yes. >> I'm I'm claustrophobic. Please help me. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have >> As long AS I STAND OUTSIDE, AS YOU CAN PUT IT BACK TILL THE till the till your sergeant comes. >> Ooh, the lady's sticking to her claustrophobic crap. And if she is claustrophobic, how was she driving a car with the windows up, huh? Pretty sure she's consequences of her criminal actions phobic. >> Stop talking. Stop talking. Stop talking. Stop banging. Stop banging. STOP KICKING. I'M going to hobble you if you keep kicking. I'm going to hobble you. No. Stop kicking. >> Well, I'm going to >> Please don't hurt me. >> hobble you if we need to. >> Uh please >> No. >> I will wait outside. I'll be good. >> No. >> Please help >> you don't and you slipped the cuffs, so we're not going to do that. You started fighting and you slipped the cuffs. >> I I didn't know how they happened. I'm just >> Yeah. >> Please please Please help me. Please sometime I see the doors like that, too. I'm claustrophobic. I'm claustrophobic. Please I'm claustrophobic. >> Stop kicking. >> I'm claustrophobic. >> Stop kicking. >> I'm claustrophobic. Put me in the front. I'm claustrophobic. Please >> All right, I got to hobble her. >> I'm claustrophobic. >> Really? She's kicking. >> The way she's acting, the cops decided to pull her out and hobble hobble. But as he's about to do so, >> Carleen. >> I don't want her to bust out my windows. >> Let me just wait >> better stop. >> When you're ready, then I leave. But just let me wait outside till you're ready. >> No. >> Open the door. >> No. >> I just stay here. I won't I can't move. >> I have to tie your legs. >> If you keep kicking >> But I can't move. I'm claustrophobic, Mom. >> This Marlene. Stop. Now she's Now she Come on. Are you serious? Get up. She's moving. >> Yeah, I know. >> She like dived out of the car. >> Yeah. Um Do you want to Come on, Carleen. This is ridiculous. >> Stop grabbing me. >> Stand up. >> Stand up, Carleen. Stand up. Yeah, I'll let him know next if he wants me. Reference will be in check on LWAY female. >> As she continues pretending to pass out, her cop friend arrives at the scene. >> I know her. Can I talk to her? >> You know her? How do you know her? >> I know her from the square and I know she lives in I'm a retired officer. >> Yeah, if you want to try to talk to her, yeah. Are you the one that she was trying to call or what? >> No, you left the phone on and I heard the whole thing, but you guys did your job and I appreciate >> Yeah, he was. >> Colleen. >> Colleen, get up. >> Colleen. Colleen. This is Richard. Colleen. Colleen, come on. Colleen. Colleen. >> This pavement's hot, Colleen. >> Colleen, come on. >> Colleen, let them do their job. >> Colleen. >> [clears throat] >> Colleen. >> Is she a diabetic or is her husband diabetic? >> She's not diabetic, but she could have went into um What do you call it? Hysterical uh >> What? >> She uh hysterical >> Hysterical like a seizure or something like that or >> Like it's because >> Colleen. >> Is it She don't have the hysterical seizures or whatever they're called? >> She saw you spoke. >> What? >> She saw you spoke. >> Okay. >> We're familiar with her. >> She is, I'm not. >> Yeah. What are they going to do with her now? >> She's going to jail. >> Okay. >> Yeah, sorry. I >> I I I get that. >> Yeah, she almost got arrested because at first when she um she almost ran from me on the traffic stop. I tried to stop her, she just went on past me. Um and then she speeds off in traffic stop, runs the stop sign at the intersection, and then makes a left. I tried to catch up with her, she's gone. >> Colleen. >> All right. >> Do they set bail? How does this work? >> Uh 2,500 then 1,000 for resisting. She resisted. Also, she has reckless driving. She almost hit two pedestrians when she was driving recklessly. I wasn't even behind her, I was just trying to get cops over there to initiate another traffic stop. No, I'm just explaining. I'm trying to initiate another traffic stop. Um she then from there kept on driving at fast pace through the a residence community. It's 20 mph, she was going 40. So. So yeah, another ticket for that as well, okay? So. >> So let's see. Okay. >> and 1,000 and >> She ran two stop signs, so she's going to get two tickets for stop sign violations as well. >> Those are 160s in total a piece. And fleeing and eluding is a felony. So >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I know that. So >> Can you try to get her in the car? I know you hate her laying here on the pavement. >> We can try. >> Uh >> Nope, now she's she's pulling. Pull her. >> Carleen, you're going to get hurt. >> Don't hit me. Don't grab me. >> Carleen >> Stop grabbing me. I don't have a grip. >> Carleen >> Stop. >> Stop it, off. >> Carleen, I'm right here. You got to get up. >> I don't want you on this hot pavement, Carleen. >> Come on, get up, Carleen. >> Carleen, they're going to take you either way. >> You're just going to go to the hospital first, and then you'll probably go to the >> They're going to take you to the hospital and check you out. >> And after a while, an ambulance came to check on her before the officers took her to the station. >> Come on, Carleen. >> Hey there, can you sit up, Carleen? All right, just >> She won't. We're going to just have to pick her up. >> Okay, get under. >> Oh, she's awake, magically. Knock it off. I'm done I'm done I'm not playing games. You're 67 years old. This is ridiculous. >> My head. [screaming] >> Okay, yeah, maybe if you didn't dive out of our patrol car at first. >> My head. >> I don't think they're winning an Emmy anytime soon. I'm going to put one here. Don't grab him. You touch him again, I'm going to charge you with battery on the >> Okay, look. >> Yeah, he's not going I will. >> I'll touch you. >> I hit my head. My head, please. >> Hey, you got battery on EMS, too. >> Oh, nice. >> You're fine. I'm going to put them behind her. Keep grabbing him after he told us specifically not to. >> I can't. >> I'm going to get you checked out. >> They had him. They had him. They had him. No. No. No. Oh god. >> It's not coming out. Stop. Move your hand. Oh. Oh Jesus. Stop. >> Good job. Oh, you're coming. >> No, he's not coming. You're going to jail. Stand up. Stand up. You want him to take your car? >> Do you want me to take your car? >> Yes or no? Okay, no. No. No. No. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car now. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Jesus Christ. >> In. >> No, get in the car. Get in the car. Now. >> No, you're not. It's not diagnosed. No. No. Yeah, I'll take a picture with you. >> Move your foot. >> MOVE YOUR FOOT NOW. >> STOP GRABBING ME. SO BAD. >> OH MY GOD. I CAN'T STAND HERE. I'M CLAUSTROPHOBIC. >> [screaming] >> LEO, YOU'RE GOING TO GET that three, two. You and Baron you're serving your time. All right. >> I'm a closet Barbie GIRL AT HEART. I AM A CLOSET Barbie girl at heart. She got battery on EMS. >> All right. Uh, I need to get his information. Oh, hey, ma'am. >> Hey. >> I'm going to get your information real quick so I can add you to the report. We do battery on EMS. Uh, where did she touch you at? >> She just like grabbed my wrist and like >> Grabbed your wrist and all that. Okay. All right, cool. >> She went all crazy. >> In the end, she's charged with fleeing to elude a Leo, resisting without violence, and reckless driving. She was cited for unlawful speeding and running a stop sign. Her bond was set at $4,000, which she later posted. Moving on to this case now where a drunk woman destroys her tires and keeps on driving. >> Yeah, this has got some fresh damage. Not sure where it happened, so you'll want to make sure. >> It's June 8th, 2024, and cops notice this vehicle with two flat tires, heavily damaged rims, and smoke coming from the wheels that was still driving on the road. So, here's what happened when he pulled the driver over. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> The reason I stopped you tonight, it looks like you hit something with both your tires. Your both your tires are flat. >> Yeah, I know they were. >> Okay. What happened? >> I don't know. >> Okay. Where did you come from? >> I just came from my boyfriend's house. >> Boyfriend's house? Okay. What area is that at? >> Just down the street. >> Okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> Yes. >> Very well. Are you heading home then? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you still live here at Darken? Okay. Um, I'm Officer Boat. I'm with the Arlington Police Department. So, that's why I stopped you. I just I was heading the other way and then I could hear it and then I saw your tires were smoking a bit. How much farther is this Darken? >> Yeah, just a couple minutes. >> Okay. Do you have insurance and registration, please? >> Um Yes. >> Um, while you look for that, um, I'm just going to go ahead and check your information over, okay? And then I'll be back with you. All right. >> The captain returned to the squad car to inform the other officer about the situation before going back to the vehicle and asking for a field sobriety test. >> This will be a good one. She's also got damage to her mirror. So, she said she came from her boyfriend's house. But, she's she's like heavy slurred speech. She's heavily intoxicated. >> Okay. >> Hey Jasmine. Hi, Officer Garcia, I work for Winston Police. Do you know what you hit by chance cuz your both your tires are flat, your mirror is taken off over there. Do you know what you hit? >> No. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> I had I had a Heineken. >> A Heineken? Just one? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I am going to pull you out of the vehicle just to run some tests on you quick. >> That's all? >> Yep, want to take your seat belt off for me. All right, just step back here. All right, so you're going to imagine a straight line. >> Okay. >> Try to use this concrete line right here in front of you. Okay, going forward, we're going to take your left foot. Put your right foot in front of your left. So, just wait. Arms down to your side. So, you're going to stay here until I tell you to start the test. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> All right. So, you're going to look at your feet, you're going to count out loud, do nine heel-to-toe steps. So, one, two, three. Again, you're going to do nine, I did three. You're going to leave that front foot on the ground and do a series of small steps like so to turn yourself around and do nine heel-to-toe steps back counting out loud. So, one, two, three. Again, I did three, you're going to do nine. >> Okay. >> All right. So, once you start the test, don't stop until you're finished. Do you understand? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> One, two, three, four. >> After a series of tests, they decided that she was driving under the influence and placed her under arrest. >> Right. >> I am going to arrest you tonight for OVI, for drink driving. Um, you've had way too much to drink, okay? And I don't think it's safe for you to be on the road anymore. All right? All right, just turn around face your vehicle. >> Can I call my mom? >> We will later. I'm going to get all the stuff out of your vehicle. >> I called my mom. >> We'll call her when we get to the station. It's all right. >> You know what kind of day you had today? I'm never lucky. >> No, they never usually are. >> She's already mad. >> Why is she mad at you? >> Cuz I I didn't go to work at his store. >> You're manager at his store? >> Yeah, I work for my mom. >> All right. Watch your head. >> When it's all said and done, the cops then came back to assess the damage to that vehicle before transporting her to the station to have that breath test. >> Yeah, this has got some fresh damage. Not sure where it happened, so you'll want to make sure. >> Sit in this chair right here. So, this says you are now under arrest for OVI. Um, operating vehicle under the influence. Intoxicated. If you refuse to take any of the tests required by law, your Ohio driving privileges will be suspended immediately, and you'll have to pay a fee to have your privileges reinstated. >> So, if you refuse the breath test, your license is suspended for 1 year for 1 year from today. Okay? If you consent to the breath test and you give us a breath test, and you test at or above the legal limit, then your license will be suspended for 90 days. Okay? So, it's either 3 months or 1 year. It's up to you. Uh, are you willing to take a breath test today? >> Yes. >> Awesome. Thank you. Thanks. >> All right, Aris, you can step on up here. >> What I want you to do is hold this in your hand for me. Um, you're going to form a tight seal around the top and when I tell you to, you're going to take a long, deep breath and just keep blowing as long as you can, okay? Do you understand? All right, go ahead. Keep going. Keep going. You're about halfway. Keep going. Awesome. Let me have a seat. [music] All right, arrestee. So, the legal limit of alcohol in your breath is 0.08. You blew a 0.183. So, a little over double there. >> In the end, she's charged with OWI, driving with a prohibited BAC, and driving an unsafe vehicle. Class, we move on to this case now where a traffic stop turned a bit spicy when a woman tried seduction on the police. So, the cops are called to a minor traffic accident where this 38-year-old woman rear-ended another vehicle. And here is what happened next. >> What's the best way >> My phone number? >> Well, for the for the report, yes, ma'am. What's the best way that the DHSMV can get in contact with you? Are you injured at all? >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. Is this your vehicle? Are you the registered owner? Okay. >> Yeah. You want to check it? >> No, no, no, that's fine. >> Go ahead and check it. >> Do you have your uh license by any chance? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Oh, yeah, if you have it. >> Well, it looks like one of these cops at the scene seems to be enchanted by her while she describes this crash to him, making various excuses. The cops realized they needed to call for backup on this one, and when a female cop arrived, ho-ho, her expression changed completely. >> This deputy is going to have a conversation with you. >> Hello. You all right? You're not going to let me go, are you? >> What? >> That's why you brought a female officer. >> So, I'm just here to make sure it's safe for you to drive. That's all. >> Yeah. So, >> You want to get in the car with me? >> Have you ever been diagnosed with a speech impediment? >> No. >> No, so it's normal for you to slur your words? >> I have always been a little insane. >> Where are you coming from? >> Work. >> Okay. >> Hello. >> I'm sorry, I I don't know where that is. I I see your shirt now. Okay. Where are you headed to? >> Home. He stopped and I was trying to get home and he stopped and I was trying to get home. >> Okay, where do >> I'm home. I'm going home. >> Where do you live at down here in this area? >> Yes. >> Okay. All right, so like I said, I'm going to take a look at your eyes, make sure it's safe for you to be driving, okay? Any physical defects? Any bionic body parts, cadaver knees, titanium hips, anything of that nature? One leg longer than the other? Glass or prosthetic eye? They look like real. I have to ask, it's a weird question. >> Well, with the whole plan falling apart, she immediately becomes agitated knowing that her trick wouldn't save her from the female officer. >> Stay there. Put your arms down at your side. I want you to just focus on the top of my pen. >> You're trying to give me a I know what you're doing. >> What am I doing? >> I know what you're doing. I know what you're doing. And I did. >> to leave? >> yes. >> Okay. >> I know what you're trying to do. >> What am I trying to do? I just want to look at your eyes. So I'd like to take a look at your eyes. Are you going to allow me to do that? >> But see, here's the thing is I've already told you that I already know what you're doing. >> Okay. >> And I can tell you what you're doing and I see my car right here. So what does that tell you? That tells you that I already know. That shows that I'm I'm I know what I'm dealing with. >> Why do you keep closing your eyes every time I try to move the stimulus? >> You're obviously going to take me. >> Are you in handcuffs right now? >> Just take my car in a safe place. >> Okay. I don't want you to stare at me, either. I want you to stop >> want? >> I've told you multiple times I want you to follow the top of the pin with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay? Okay. Why do you keep looking away? >> Because you're the pen. All right, give me the pen. No, you is You want to see my eyes? >> I do and I've told you I want you to follow the top of the pin with your eyes and your eyes only. >> Okay. Can you see the top right there? >> No, because it's not it's a black pen. >> Okay. >> And you're shining light in my eyes. It doesn't make any sense. >> Okay, so I can see your eyes. >> You can't see my eyes if you're shining light in them. >> So I think I think your level of I think your level of impairment is making this a little difficult for you. >> I am just a [ __ ] tired bartender. >> I understand you're tired. >> Do you have any idea how much I just want to go home. >> At this point out of desperation to get out of trouble she decided to tackle the challenge of a field sobriety test and as a retired ballerina she tried to dance her way [music] out of being arrested. >> So you stand on your right foot and count out loud in the manner of 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, 1,004 until I tell you to stop. So it'll look like this. 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, 1,004, 1,005 till I tell you to stop. For any reason you have to put your foot down, I want you to bring it right back up and continue counting from where you left off at. I don't want you to sway, I don't want you to hop, I don't want you to put your foot down or use your arms for balance. Do you understand all those instructions? Okay. Any questions? Any questions regarding the exercise? >> It sound like my belly hurts. >> Any reason you cannot complete this exercise? >> Because you sound like my belly hurts. >> Are you going to do the one-leg stand? Okay. In the manner that I demonstrated, okay? Are you going to Are you going to do it? Are you guys going to keep doing ballet moves and dancing around? I haven't told you to start yet. >> I won't do this as a ballerina. >> No. >> How do you do that? >> Okay. That wasn't the exercise that I just demonstrated [music] and explained to you. >> Okay, that's enough dancing. Time to go in cuffs. >> Do not All right. I'm not playing games, ma'am. Do not pull away. Do you understand? >> In the end, she is charged with DUI and refusal to submit to testing. She was given 30 days in county jail and 60 days on a GPS monitor upon her release. After that release though, she was sentenced to another 120 days in jail due to failing a urine test twice. >> Where's your boyfriend now? >> Well, I don't have a boyfriend. >> Where's he at? It's April 26th, 2025. Officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle when the driver suddenly stopped and ran into her home. Here's what happened next. >> Hey, get back in your car. Hey. >> Central 20 on Trevor. >> Hey. >> Okay, it's a traffic stop. >> I got a traffic stop uh 90 300 block of Richmond. Anytime 15177. The female driver's going in her house right now. >> Ask the driver for following if you get a chance. >> I saw her. Hey, where's Emily? >> Just one second. >> Okay. >> [laughter] >> Okay. Cuz I I conducted What's that? >> Did something happen? >> I conducted a traffic stop and as I was conducting the traffic stop, she disobeyed my orders and she walked in the house. So, I'm trying to talk to her to if we can make this into a ticket instead of me towing your vehicle, we end up getting an arrest warrant and that whole nine yards, okay? So, if you can have her come talk to me. >> Go ahead. >> You Is she in the house right now? >> Yeah. >> You mind if I come in and talk to her? >> Um I yes, but maybe you can come in. >> Okay. With the mother cooperating, the girl comes out to have a conversation with the police and as soon as she lies about hiding her boyfriend, things take a different turn. >> Emily. Emily. Come on, the cops are here. What's wrong with you? Open this door. What? We're right here. Come and talk to them. Let's go. We're not >> What are you doing? >> Nothing. >> Why are Why are you not You see my lights. You know it's a traffic stop. >> Okay. >> Okay, I got you. But, we're conducting a traffic stop, and I got to do my business. Okay, cuz you almost made this a thousand times worse than it is. Okay, so where's your license at? So, I can make sure I can see who I'm talking to. Where's your boyfriend at? >> I don't have a boyfriend. >> Where's he at? >> My boyfriend? >> Where's he at? >> Well, there's somebody in the house. >> No. >> Emily, there's somebody in the house. >> There's nobody in my house. >> Well, there's somebody You need to go outside. >> Is there somebody in this house? >> She's under arrest. >> You're under arrest. Don't resist any further. >> For what? >> Emily. You stop. Why are you being aggressive? >> You tell me what's happening here. >> I didn't do anything. >> Mom, I'll explain to you things. They're going to the station, okay? >> I got the orange >> Get out. >> Get out. >> What are you doing? >> Listen to me. Stop. >> For what? >> Right now, please. Quiet. Quiet. >> Okay, get her up. >> What is wrong with you? >> That was pretty stupid. Hiding a huge dude under your bed and bringing the cops into your mom's house. Let's hope that she'll think about her choice in the back of the squad car. >> I don't want to disrespect you guys, all right? >> Okay, that's fine. If you If you didn't want to disrespect us, you should have just stayed in the car through the traffic stop. >> Uh you guys were young, right? >> Say it again. >> You guys were young, right? >> Young? >> Young uh like being a bad asses were we're not uh Yeah, I don't know nothing, man. >> Okay, I got to check you. >> I love you guys. Man, you guys are you guys are respectful. You guys >> I appreciate it. >> Yeah. >> I appreciate it. She's got her shoes off. >> Her shoes? I don't have >> I don't know. Where are your shoes? >> You guys are my uh You guys are [clears throat] respecting me in a way Man, I >> You're You're hiding on the floor. DON'T GIVE ME THAT. You're hiding on the floor. >> You guys were young, right? You guys were young once, right? >> an excuse. >> That's not an excuse. >> Open up your leg. Open up your leg. Lift it up. >> Shoes on. >> [snorts] >> I'm from the Lucchese family. Look, you >> Okay, I know from the Lucchese family. >> No. Lucchese family Colombo family? >> No. >> Colombo family? >> No. >> You guys don't know the Colombo family? >> No. No, no. >> As the cops are searching their vehicle, they found something interesting. >> Some liquor bottles in there? >> Yeah. >> Sure probably been drinking. There's a gun. >> Is that >> Yeah. We're at in between the seat and this center console. >> Hey guys, there's a .32 front passenger seat. >> Do me a favor, get in the car. We're going to talk about it at the station, okay? If you If you continue to resist, you're just going to have additional charges right now, okay? >> What are my charges? I didn't do anything. >> He initiated a traffic stop. You guys disobeyed You guys walked into a house. When he lights you up and it's a traffic stop, you guys >> What do you mean? >> You guys are supposed Everything's on camera. You're supposed to stay Stay the car. You can't walk away from a car and go inside the house. It's a lawful stop. You're supposed to wait. All right? Everyone knows that. All right? So, get inside the vehicle. We're going to go to the station, and we're going to figure everything out, okay? >> [snorts] >> Do me a favor. Just have a seat. I don't want to have to drag you in the car, okay? What's your name? >> Emily. >> Emily? Emily? Make this easier for yourself, okay? Make this easier for yourself. Just get inside the car. Have a seat. Don't resist, okay? If you resist, you're going to get additional charges, okay? >> What are my charges? So, I didn't do anything. >> right now it's fleeing fleeing and eluding, okay? >> do anything. >> the police when he initiated a traffic stop. >> I literally parked in my driveway. >> Did you stay in the car? You walked away, right? So, that's what you're being charged with initially, okay? So, do me a favor. Have a seat. So, where is the other person? >> I'm asking a question. Where's the Where's the other person going? >> The other guy's going to the station, too. >> At the same place? >> Yeah. You guys are both going to the same station, okay? Just have a seat. Do me a favor. Slide in backwards. It's going to be easier for you, okay? Do me a favor. Down. Just make sure. Check her pockets. >> The girl was charged with fleeing or eluding and resisting arrest. >> All right, ma'am. Can you get back in your car? This is a traffic stop. >> This is not a traffic stop. >> Ma'am, get back in your car or you're going to CATCH CHARGES. MA'AM. >> GARRETT, YOU'RE HARASSING ME. >> [snorts] >> THE THE YOU'RE CATCHING CHARGES NOW. WELCOME TO MARCH 29TH, 2026. A cop is trying to conduct his traffic stop on this vehicle when the driver goes all brain dead and just flees to her house. So, we followed up on it. >> Hey, you can get back in your car. >> This isn't you, it's Jacob. Why am I being pulled over? >> Huh? Because you're revoked. >> No, I'm not. >> Okay, give me your driver's license. >> I don't even have my driver's license with me. >> You >> I don't have my driver's license with me, sir. >> This is harassment. I'm not >> It's not It's not harassment. >> This is the past 3 4 days. >> ma'am, can you get back in your car? This is a traffic stop. >> This is not a traffic stop. >> Ma'am, get back in your car or you're going to CATCH CHARGES. MA'AM. >> HERE. YOU'RE REVOKING ME. >> HERE. THE THE YOU'RE CATCHING CHARGES NOW. >> CAN YOU JUST Can you just not listen? I HAVE MY KID. >> HEY, well well hey hey hold on. >> Come here. >> Wow, she ran into the house and picked up the kid to shield her from the police, man. Smells like child endangerment charges. >> I have my kid. >> JUST TALK TO ME, BRO. Just call a >> What's your badge number? >> You can't take ME TO JAIL. I HAVE my kid, sir. >> Okay. >> BADGE NUMBER >> HEY BUT but that's NOT HOW THIS WORKS. I GOT IT, BUT THAT'S NOT HOW THIS WORKS. >> WELL, you can't take me to jail. >> Huh? >> I'm I'm in the process of getting my license. I'm going to my classes. >> Badge number and name, please, sir. >> Listen to me. I'm going to my classes. You can even talk to me about >> care. You don't run away from a traffic stop. >> That's not a traffic stop. What you did is illegal. >> What do you mean? >> KNOW WHO WAS IN THE CAR. THAT COMES BACK TO HIS GRANDMA. YOU GUYS HAVE BEEN HARASSING ME. >> What are you talking about? I know that you I know that both of you drive IT. >> CALL MY MOM. >> MA'AM, YOU MA'AM, get back or this is going to be worse. >> Okay, can you just not take me to jail cuz I need my kid. >> Let's go back outside then. Let Work with me and I'll work with you. >> No, listen. I'm not letting my my baby go. I I have to be with my kid. >> Let's go. >> Are you going to take me to jail? >> If you keep keep this up. >> Well, you didn't understand >> Let's go. Let's go outside. >> Yeah, I'll stand by the door. >> I'm trying to I'm trying I'm trying to be nice with you. >> I'll stand by the door. >> You know what we're going to go after, right? >> What? >> The follow-up. You You You already know, man. >> I just got back tonight, bro. Huh? I just got back tonight, bro. I'm just I just had to get a hold of my manager and talk to my manager about everything. >> All right, can you put a shirt on then? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And then we'll we'll talk after, right? I'm trying to be really nice with everybody. >> and he was not allowed here. >> Got it. Look. >> Can I stand right here? >> No, let's go out here. >> Okay, well, I'm >> Please, this is part of the traffic stop, ma'am. >> your kids, though. >> Sure, hold your kid for right now. >> I'm not letting my kid go. >> Hm? >> Uh [clears throat] given the situation in our opinion with three hostile individuals and a child, it's safe to say the cop is buying time for backup to arrive before making an arrest. In the meantime, though, he will try to talk some sense into the driver. But again, this is easier said than done. >> Do you have that all on video? >> Yeah, I have everything on >> Can I Can I get your badge number? >> It's G27. >> You guys are >> Oh. >> G what? >> are harassing me. Is your camera on? >> Yes, it is. It's on. That's what the red light is for. >> Earlier when Earlier yesterday when you guys lied it wasn't, so >> Name? Deputy Jaime. >> Okay. >> Okay? I'm being as cordial as I possibly can. >> for me to pull you over TO TOWN. THAT'S NOT HARASSMENT. >> What do you mean I was waiting for >> You guys have been harassing me for two days. You guys pulled my brother over even. >> When? >> Earlier. Your guys' same officers pulled my brother over after my brother and my nieces and my nephews left here. I'm making a harassment complaint. I want your supervisor here right now. >> Okay, there's another one. There's another one coming right now. >> Call my mom. >> He's on the >> You CAN CALL MY MOM. >> SHE'S NOT A PHONE CALL. YOU DON'T STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> I do WHEN I YOU ARE PULLING ME OVER FOR NO REASON. And this is harassment. >> for no reason? >> This is harassment. You guys have been harassing me. When you guys have been here last night, this morning, all You're harassing me. >> When any >> This is the definition of harassment. I I hope you know I know my rights, sir. >> Good. Okay. You didn't even ask me what I pulled you over for, anyways. >> I did. THAT'S WHY I GOT OUT OF THE CAR AND asked you. I HAVE BEEN THROUGH THIS with police officers. It's your [ __ ] ego. >> It's not even under her name. >> It's not even under my name. AND IT'S DARK. You couldn't You didn't even know I was driving it. You didn't EVEN KNOW I WAS DRIVING IT. IT IS PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE. >> I SAW YOU. >> THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE, DUDE. THAT IS IMPOSSIBLE. >> YOU WERE GOING so fast last >> THERE IS NO PHYSICAL POSSIBLE WAY. LET'S GO RUN BACK ON YOUR camera and see. >> We will. Yes. >> You will. You're right. I'm just trying to get my my I'm in the process of trying to get my license back. Life keeps and making me have to spend money on more and more and more >> Take her inside. >> Well, at least she doesn't use the kid to shield her anymore. That's something, right? I mean, she still doesn't take responsibility for her actions nor stops arguing with the officer. >> Okay, let's start this way. What is your name? >> Alyssa Lutz. >> Right. >> What you don't understand is that I can only do so much to get my license back when I have no rides from anybody. I had to bring my baby cousin home. I have classes that I go to Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays right now >> And I was trying to work with you, but you you didn't want to work WITH ME. >> HOLD ON. I KNOW it's you guys are going to pull me over and take me to jail. >> So, the reason I did pull over was I put both things together. You it >> No, what you put together is that Garrett has a warrant and you thought he was in the van. That's what you put together. Try again. >> You told me. You told me he was in this van. You told me he was in this van. He was driving drunk. He was driving drunk. suspended and was driving. And he has a warrant. So, yes. >> He got in the vehicle and left because we were arguing and he went straight to his grandma's house. He went to his grandma's house and he went to bed because he knew he was drinking and he didn't want to be out driving. He went to his grandma's house and he went to sleep and his grandma brought him in this vehicle back here. >> All right, yes. Yeah, my supervisor's coming on the way. We're going to try to deal with this. All you were going to get you are revoked. I knew you were revoked, SO I'M NOT DONE. IT'S JUST A IT COULD BE A SIMPLE TICKET. You you you just now made it worse by fleeing inside your house. >> I'm trying to get to my kid. >> Yeah, but you're making it worse. You're making bad decision. So, it's not So, so you're saying that it's You're saying that it's harassment, but am I in the wrong by knowing I I just had an encounter with you two days I got it. I I I >> You you [clears throat] were waiting for me. You know you were. That's harassment. How long you've been waiting out here for? >> All right. >> How long you've been waiting out here cuz you ain't got nothing better to do just waiting? >> Go ahead. >> You got nothing else going on this [ __ ] You guys ain't got nothing better to do. So, you're going to harass us because Garrett's got a warrant. >> So, the cop doing his job is harassment. Cool. She's going to blame the cop instead of herself. Man, she's reaching all over the place. >> He was going to get his license back. And then we had to spend the money to get a house when we had the opportunity cuz I wasn't going to continue to be in a trailer park where I can get kids like >> you get him to come out here? Just >> He's changing the baby. >> Okay. >> I can't have you guys take me to jail. I need to be here with my kid. >> 10-4. Thank you. >> You want to give me a ticket, that's fine. I'll see you here in court, whatever. >> We'll work it We'll work that route, all right? Come here. I'm I'm just going to detain you for right now just because you ran from the traffic stop. I'll talk to my supervisor. He's on his way. Well, it's It's just It could be just a simple ticket. >> he gets here? >> That's not how this works, man, cuz then I have I have to deal with him, too, okay? >> Okay. Well, can I call my mom really quickly at least? I'm not going to jail. >> you grab her phone for her? >> I wanted to call my mom. >> And I'll I'll put >> I want TO SAY BYE TO MY KID. >> What to where? >> I wanted to say bye to my kid. >> uh uh uh >> You told me that, but you guys are going to take me to jail. Don't lie to me. >> Okay. Can Can they come out here, please? Can you Can you bring her daughter out here just >> to let him take me to jail? >> I'm not taking you to jail yet. >> He's not going to give you that option. >> Because I can't take both of you. Okay. So, look, Garrett has a warrant. >> So, take him. >> I know, but you ran from me. >> BECAUSE I HAVE AN ANXIETY DISORDER. YOU'RE HARASSING ME. >> I'm going to try to help you both, okay? >> Garrett, bring the baby out here real quick. >> Like, you guys are literally harassing me. >> Look, come here. Let's just Let's >> I'm not leaving. I just Can you grab me my phone? I'm I'm going to cooperate with you. >> Okay. And I'm trying to cooperate with you, too. I'm trying to be as patient as possible. This is the most patient I think you've ever seen a police officer have because I would You would have been in handcuffs immediately. >> If I wasn't King County, I wouldn't be dealing with any of this. You guys just have nothing better to do. >> Girl, you should listen to this cop cuz he is right. Now, the officer may be the nicest and most patient one out there that we've ever seen on a body cam, and we've seen a lot. So, please, don't mess this up. >> Did Garrett follow you? Because they followed me up to my house. I hurried up and got into my car, and then I ran inside the house. So, they're just hating me. >> What does that mean? What do you mean? >> Right now, look, she's not under arrest right now, but she did run from me. >> I fleed. I fleed. I fleed from the cops. The cops who who are literally harassing me and have been for 3 days now. This is harassment. >> a traffic ticket all over Garrett having >> Yeah, this is literally the definition of harassment. >> not a traffic It's not a traffic ticket. You're revoked. Your your driving status is revoked. >> You didn't know that that was me in that vehicle. >> Yes, I did. I saw I saw the female. That was you in the driver's seat. >> I was going too fast, and it's nighttime for you to see me. But, he's lying, Mom. There's no way he possibly could see me with how dark it was. >> Listen, listen, you can't you can't you can't prove they're lying. That's the thing. That's This is what happens. >> Dude, I don't even care. >> They're going to chase you guys around over a driver's license issue when there's people out there doing all kinds of other dumb [ __ ] But, >> How about you guys go get the people smoking meth down the road out of a light bulb, bro? You worried about them? >> Can you Alicia, can you shut the [ __ ] up? >> No, I can't. >> and listen for a minute. Well, you're going to need you. I need to know what's happening. >> I'm being detained, and more than likely, I'm going to go to jail. >> And so, nobody nobody has said that. Garrett's for sure going. Garrett has a warrant. That's why. So, >> What it boils down to is he's trying to say that he pulled me over that, but it What it boils down to is They've been harassing us because they know Garrett has a warrant. >> That he was going to try to take care of tomorrow, but now he'll lose his job and won't be able to pay their fine because >> They don't care. They don't care. They're getting paid. >> I mean, clearly >> Here's the Here's the other part that you I came yester- I came yesterday to try to help you guys. >> You can't help it. They have to fry. >> You can't You guys always say that you can't help it, but that you don't control, but you're the officer. You are the person with the most control, more than anybody else in this world. >> I I can't I I don't I don't I don't have I don't have discretion on a warrant. I don't >> I bet you're a Trump supporter, too, aren't you? >> What What's the moral of the story? What's happening here? >> No. I'm at home taking care of I need to know if my daughter's going to jail, so I have to come get my granddaughter. I don't have time for games. >> Look, my supervisor's right there. We're We're going to figure this out right now. Okay? As of right now, I just have to detain you with handcuffs and let's go over here, okay? >> So, with the woman all cuffed, the cop then moved her to the squad car and then dealt with the man with a warrant. >> Plan. Who Who else here? >> It's just us It's just us three and then my kid. >> Is he Is he Are you allowing him to stay with the kid for the time being? >> Yeah, for right now, yeah. As long as I'm getting out tonight. >> Yes. So, I I I double-checked it's our warrant and I I asked if it's a process and release and they said yes. >> Yeah, it's Hey, he'll be fine with them for like an hour and a half. >> Okay. What's up, Alyssa? >> sick and cannot It's going to be hard for her to come take her up. Am I able to >> Pick her who her? >> Yeah, but >> So, okay. So, this is what's going to go down. Okay? He's a process and release if you ask, okay? So, he's he's going to be released within an hour or so. I already promised him I'll give him a ride back or or somebody will, okay? >> Can I just stay out? Is there anything [clears throat] that I can do? >> Here's the thing. You resisted By you running into the house and trying to slam the door on me. >> disorder, that's why. I didn't slam the door. >> Okay, but by getting on any >> I literally just wanted to grab my child. >> So, you have you've obviously had a traffic stop before. When can you When do >> like 3 years, man. >> I know, but when when do you ever get out of the vehicle and start coming at my car? >> I got out because you pulled me over for no reason. >> How did you know it was for no reason? >> Because you guys have been looking for Garrett. No, you guys have been looking for Garrett. That's not assuming. >> And I And yesterday I knew that >> For days. That's not That's not assuming. I'm not trying to be rude, officer, but that's not assuming. You guys even pulled my brother over earlier, so I didn't assume. Earlier the >> Okay, I I I It's a different day shift. I don't know what what all that's about. We don't >> Okay. So what what >> Can I be processed and released? >> This is That's what I'm trying to figure out right now. What are you revoked for? >> A DUI from 3 years ago. >> A DUI? >> Yeah, before I had my I don't drink anymore. I don't do anything anymore. >> I mean you're obviously >> I had my child. >> still drive behind the wheel when you're revoked. >> to. I have to. I have no option. I don't have a human being to give me rides places. >> How old is How old is Jacob? >> He's like 20. But I had no option. >> But >> to bring his child home. And I'm in the process You can even You can even call to verify. Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays I have a class tomorrow. I just paid $680. If you guys take me to jail, I won't even be able to do my class. I won't even be able to get my driver's license back. >> [clears throat] >> I literally will not be able to get my driver's back. >> you made that choice though. Not I mean you you you you >> me. >> What do you mean? No. Okay, we're not we're we're going He wants his phone back. Okay. >> Okay, well I just need to know can I be processed and released? I need to know if I'm going back to my daughter or not. >> It should be a process and release. Yes. >> Can I at least say goodbye to my daughter? >> You already did. I gave you that opportunity already. I was being very nice, right? I'm going to grab the phone and give it to him. Is it right here, right? >> In the end, the woman's charged with driving on a suspended license and fleeing. No child endangerment. Thank you so much for watching. Please don't forget to like and subscribe so you never miss out on any interesting video. We'll see you in the next one. 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