All units, stop. >> Ma'am, you're going to get tased. Back up. Ma'am, you're going to get tased. Ma'am, you're going to get tased. >> IN THE CAR. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. STOP. >> Out of the car. >> You're going to get tased. Stop. You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. Get out of the car. You're going to get tased. Get out OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. You're going to get tased. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> [music] >> A simple speeding stop. A 2-year-old in the backseat. Minutes later, officers are threatening to use a taser, and she's facing five criminal charges. >> No, you weren't trying to get out of the way. You just continued driving. >> I didn't know you were trying to pull me over. I was just trying to get out of the way. My daughter doesn't have any more diapers, and I'm just trying to go home. >> You weren't trying to get out of the way. You stayed in the same lane. Did you not see my lights and sirens? >> I wasn't sure if you were trying to stop me or anybody else. >> see my lights and sirens? >> I saw your lights and sirens, so I moved out the >> What are you supposed to do when you see lights and sirens? >> Move out the way. >> And moving over for sirens is one rule. But fleeing requires something more. She must know the stop order was for her and willfully ignore it. Her words, "I wasn't sure," go straight to that intent. >> I want your license and registration. >> No, I would like to speak to your supervisor. And I would like to record this. >> You're more than welcome to. >> My husband was literally right in back of me, and I was not speeding. >> You passed me. He was speeding, too. >> He was not speeding. >> For the fourth time, I need your license and registration, or I'm going to take you to jail. >> You're going to take me to jail? >> take you to jail if you don't give me your license. >> I have my daughter in the car. You're really going to do that? >> to take you to jail if you don't identify yourself. >> to literally take me to jail with my with my 2-year-old in the car? >> I'm going to take you to jail. >> me a speeding ticket when I was not speeding. >> I'm going to take you to jail. >> No. You can get a supervisor. >> of the car. >> No, I do I'm not going to step out of the car cuz my 2-year-old is in the car. >> Step out of the car. >> I am not stepping out the car cuz my 2-year-old is in the car. >> No. >> 50, I'm going to tase. >> Out of the car. >> No. >> 50, step it up. >> I would like a supervisor. Get a supervisor. >> Step out of the car. >> No. >> You're under arrest right now. You're under arrest. >> I you're not I'm not under arrest. I'm a teacher. >> Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not getting out the car because my 2-year-old is in the car. >> Get out of the car. >> No. Get your supervisor. >> to yank you out of the >> Get your supervisor. Get your supervisor. You're not going to touch me. Get your supervisor. Why? Because I'm black? >> Get out of the car. >> Why? Because I'm a different color? No, you're not going to touch me. You're not going to touch me. I HAVE MY 2-YEAR-OLD in the car. What No. What the HELL IS THIS PROBLEM? >> MA'AM, get out of the car. >> Let me Let me Can I explain something? I got >> You're under arrest. Ma'am, you're going to get tased. >> Back up. >> Ma'am, you're going TO GET TASED. MA'AM, YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. YOU SAID YOU'D GET TASED. STOP. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. STOP. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. GET OUT OF THE CAR. YOU'RE GOING to get tased. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. GET OUT OF THE CAR. Get out of the car. >> I HAVE MY 2-YEAR-OLD IN THE CAR. Are you kidding me? >> STOP. >> NO. WHAT THE HELL? >> MA'AM. >> ARE YOU arresting me for what? >> Stop. >> No. Are you the supervisor? >> Yes, you're going to jail for resisting. Stop. >> I'm not resisting. >> Stop. You're doing it right now. Stop. >> I got Can you please get off of me? Before my mental health gets worse than what it is. I am telling you nicely. I am telling you nicely. My 2-year-old is in the car. You did not tell me to pull over. >> That's what the lights and sirens mean. >> I did not know that. What I assumed >> So right now you're being placed under arrest for resisting and battery on a law enforcement officer. >> Battery? >> Yeah, you punched me several times. >> I did not punch you. No, I did not. >> Resisting without violence is a misdemeanor. Add violence or battery on an officer and it becomes a felony. The officer says punches, she says never. Only the body cam decides. >> We're staying here. If you keep on walking >> If you guys want to make the situation worse then we will get Department of Children and Families involved, okay? I'm not going to release the child. >> Right now with all of this going on. >> She's doing that. We're trying to calm her down but she won't listen. >> I know but you can it's easy for you to just give me the child. >> I don't want to do that. >> He's saying that I was speeding and I wasn't even speeding. No. >> Get in the car. >> No, I need to I will get in if you let me go. I will not get in if you let me go, please. >> No, okay, we're letting you. >> Let go of me. >> No, we're not letting go of you. We're letting you get in the car. >> Where the [ __ ] am I going to go? >> Guys, relax for 2 seconds. We're going to wait for the deputy, the female deputy to get here and then we will put her in the car. >> Yes, I would like a female. Because you guys are abusing your power. Punch? >> Ma'am, you've been flailing your arms everywhere. I don't I really don't know. I really don't know. >> Are you Spanish? >> No, I'm not. >> That's why. >> I'm not sure what that is. >> I'm sorry. Hispanic Hispanic people speak with their with hands. And because my hands are the team >> in in handcuffs, you cannot be flailing your arms around. And and and battering an officer. You realize you did you punched Officer Norman. You you >> No, I did not. >> Okay, well it's on body camera. >> You want me to If I was to punch him, I'll knock him the [ __ ] out. Do you want me to really want me to try me? Do you really want to try me? I'm a teacher. Okay? I teach third grade. >> Okay. >> I have my 2-year-old in the car. I'm just trying to get my 2-year-old home. Look at the time. I just came from a business event. And you're really trying to detain me for what reason? I saw the alarms, but did you say pull over? Did you say pull over? >> Ma'am, you have a Florida driver's license? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay, so in >> I just moved here. >> Okay, when you get your driver's license, they teach you that you have to pull over when you hear when you see lights behind you. >> Well, I I was never told that. >> Okay, well then I don't know how you got your driver's license then because they teach you that. >> came from New York. It was just a transfer. Who's the supervisor? >> Right there. >> Who? >> Sergeant Rednour. >> I want to talk to him. I don't want to talk to you right now. What's the felony? >> Did not pull over to my officer. >> And that's a felony? Not pulling over? >> It's called fleeing and eluding. >> Not pulling over can be a felony, but only if it's willful and the officer's marked car has both lights and siren on. Every piece must be proven in court, not [clears throat] just claimed on the roadside. >> How did you know she knew you were behind her? >> They had lights and sirens on. >> Are these lights? >> I'm giving you guys the opportunity, okay? >> So >> You guys are getting a trial. We did that for you, okay? She has will have her day in court, okay? She can try to justify it, but all these cars have cameras, they have LED lights, they have sirens. >> Okay, I'm glad I knew. >> So, they will go to court and have her day in court. >> Okay. >> Okay? So, the car is going with us. It was used in the commission of a felony, it's getting towed, okay? We will get you guys the car seat, okay? I'm trying to do everything what you guys have asked, but I'm not giving up the car, okay? >> I I just want the baby, okay? >> Okay, the baby is right there. You can take him to your guys' car and I will get you the car in traffic court. >> And what is this because I'm a darker skin color? >> No. If you wanted to take this route, no. >> No, if you want >> Yes, that's what it is. >> Okay, if you want to go that route, that's >> Because I'm 100% sure if I was white, it would have been a different story. >> you wanted to complain on an Ma'am, if you wanted to complain >> Don't don't give me that. >> If you wanted to complain on an officer you can always do that >> I would love to. >> Okay. >> You're arresting me? I'm going to lose my job. >> ma'am. >> I'm going to lose my job. >> I'm unfortunately that's your own pay, okay? >> I didn't have anything to drink. >> I can smell the alcohol on your breath. >> I had a vape. That's all I had. That's all I had and I am I am not stupid. I am a mother of three. You really think I'm going to drive drunk? All I had >> surprised how how often it happens. >> I don't care. I am not that person. I am a teacher. I have a responsibility to do. All I wanted to do was go home and change my daughter's diaper. That's all. >> So, down at the jail, are you willing to do a breath test? >> Fine, whatever. I don't care. >> No verdict has been confirmed. She says she never knew the lights were for her. The breath test result may matter most. A simple speeding stop became five charges. Comply at the scene and fight it in court. Subscribe to Patrol Vault and tell me in the comments, who's right?