Today we got a video from Real Body Cams, and the title of the video is "Mom puts life at risk fleeing multiple crashes." Wow. >> On March 17th, 2026, an Ohio sergeant spots a heavily damaged Mercedes blowing through a red light at high speed. >> Hold on. Hold on. Am I tripping? Or why the hell is this [ __ ] so blurred? Y'all got 4K quality on this, and it's That [ __ ] going to Oh, man. >> Officers are horrified to discover the suspect was with her in the car while she was fleeing police and driving dangerously. >> We're going to sit in the back of my car, okay? She's okay. Let's just sit right here. >> What are you doing? >> Yes, I do not consent >> you do not consent. >> Okay, I do not consent to this. >> Okay, but you ran a red light. >> I do not consent. >> You failed to stop when I attempted to stop you. >> Okay, I do >> Do you understand that? >> I do not consent to laying here. I want to talk to the sergeant. >> Okay. Well, you're under arrest. So, this officer here is going to search you. >> Ma'am, do you have anything on you? I do not consent to this. I do not have anything on me. I do not consent to having anything on me, weapons, or anything. >> Sandrina is now in handcuffs, but she believes relying on a common sovereign citizen tactic, repeating the phrase "I do not consent," will invalidate the arrest. >> not consent. >> But of course, consent is not required for a lawful detention. >> I don't consent to all these officers. >> I don't consent. Where Where are you going? >> I don't consent to it. >> I didn't tell you to get up, ma'am. Let me uh I didn't tell you to get up. >> Okay, I want to stand up. Let me stand up. I don't consent to I don't consent to sitting. And I don't consent to that. >> Ma'am, what's your name? >> Back in the patrol car, the officer is trying to calm Sandrina's daughter down. And despite everything she just witnessed her mother do, you'll never guess what she says she wants to be when she grows up. >> Do you know what you want to be when you grow up? >> I want to be I want TO BE A POLICE OFFICER. >> You want to be a police officer? I think that's pretty cool job. Do you know why you want to be a police officer? >> I want to help people. >> Well, this is a great job where you get to help people. >> Officers help the suspect walk to the patrol car. >> That's so cute. You know, kids are so innocent. You know, it's just that is so cute. That reminds me of when I was a kid, man. I wanted to be a police officer, too. That That's you know, I I wanted to be two things. A WWE wrestler. If not, I could if I couldn't do that, which I kind of quickly realized that when I started to become like 13 or so cuz a lot of the wrestlers back then were at least like were were tall. Like at least like 6'2, 6'3. I'm not that tall. You know what I'm saying? So, I'm like, damn, I ain't going to be able to make it. But, the second thing was a police officer, man. And then when I became a correction officer, man, it's like you blend the two. You know, you're it's right in the middle. You're a wrestler, right? You going get You going get some action. You know what I'm saying? And you know, you're like you're like a cop, but inside of the prison, man. That was it was it was crazy, man. But yeah, this kid this kid's cute. You know what I'm saying? I want to be a police officer. You know, hopefully she doesn't grow up and and steer away from that because um it's going to be tough and she's going to have a uphill battle because her mom is going to put her through it, man. Yeah, I I could already see it, man. She the mom is not a great role model. So, um the kid is not going to be in the best situation. >> I don't consent to being arrested. Okay. I only consent to get back home safely. I don't consent to being in this car. >> Good. >> I don't consent to being in the vehicle. I don't consent to being in the vehicle. I don't I don't consent to being arrested. >> Hey, you can Okay, we we hear you. >> I don't consent >> I hear you. I understand. >> I don't consent to it. >> Did she take off? >> Yeah, I don't know what she was doing. >> Up until this point, the officers only know that Sandrina ran a red light and fled. But when a sheriff's deputy arrives on scene, the full picture comes into focus. Listen to what he tells the sergeant. >> What up? >> I think this car was involved in at least two crashes in Franklin Township. >> Well, the front end of the car looks like it. >> Yeah, she ran a red light right in front of me and it wouldn't stop. But she's going to jail either way, so. >> Meanwhile, in the other cruiser >> I don't consent to any of our priorities or my any of my any of my items being taken away from me. I only consent to things being returned to me in natural state. I don't consent to illusions. I don't consent to being sitting here. I don't consent to it. I don't consent to it. I only consent to going back home safe. I consent to being let go. I don't consent to the charges. I don't consent to the illusion. >> This got to be a joke. >> to the illusion, sir. No, I don't consent to it. I don't consent to the illusion. I don't consent to the illusion. Let me go. Let me go. Sir, let me go. Let me go. >> The sergeant attempts to read Sandrina Miranda rights, but she interrupts him claiming she didn't run from the police. She was simply walking away, completely ignoring the high-speed pursuit she was just in. >> I don't consent. >> What is your name? >> My name is Sandrina. But I don't consent being that you guys are putting on me. >> You lost your consent a long time ago. >> consent. >> Sandrina was running. >> I don't consent to saying that I ran, but I didn't run. I walked. >> You're not even saying stuff that makes sense. >> So, what happened? I was on my way here. There was a light. If I missed it >> You were driving recklessly. >> I have not been driving recklessly and I don't consent to going to jail. >> You need to be quiet and you stay calm and we'll use that toward our advantage. >> I don't consent. >> If you can't afford an attorney, the state will provide you with one. You can tell me if you can't afford an attorney and >> Okay. I don't consent. >> With the rights in mind >> I don't consent. >> Do you wish to speak to me at this time? >> I don't consent. No, I I don't consent. I want to get out this car. I consent to getting out this vehicle and I consent to you letting me out right now. >> Well, you lost your consent a long time ago. >> By doing what? I did not run a light. I don't consent to any stagnation. >> Are you that cold you want me to close this and I'll get in here and talk to you? Okay. We're going to help you. >> Because she refuses to provide the name or contact information of any family members, police contact County Job and Foster Services to provide care for the suspect's daughter while she navigates her legal issues. >> What kind of cartoons you like to watch? >> So far Sandrina has treated this entire encounter like a debate she can win, but that demeanor shifts the moment the officer explains the reality of her charges. >> Guess what? >> Hello. >> I think you're only being charged with one thing. >> Which is what? >> Failure to comply. It's It's a felony of the fourth degree. >> A felony? >> It is a felony. >> Oh, well, wait a minute now. I'm being charged with a felony though? I didn't stop when you guys asked me to. But I I'm not asking for a of these but that's a little crucial. >> The officer hopes Sandrina has calmed down during the ride and will cooperate during questioning. Instead, she becomes even more hostile with police. Hey, go ahead and hop on out of here. >> Okay, can you get this off of me, please? >> When we get up in there, we'll we'll get that off of you and we'll have a conversation, okay? >> I don't consent to any of this, sir. >> I get that. You don't consent. I understand. >> Can you take these off of me, sir? I don't consent to any of this, sir. >> You said your name's Sandrina? >> consent to any of this, sir. >> Okay, I understand. Okay, come on. >> I don't consent to this, sir. >> Come on. >> I don't consent to this, sir. I don't consent to this, sir. >> I don't consent. Come on. >> I don't consent to this, sir. >> Ma'am. >> What am I being arrested for? Tell me, sir. >> Ma'am, do you want to have a conversation? >> I want to have a conversation, but I don't consent to any aggressive or any killing in here. I don't consent to this. >> Let's see. >> I don't consent to any of this, sir. >> I understand you don't consent. We'll pass that. >> The suspect somehow still believes she can't be arrested without consenting, which is of course not the case. >> Okay, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> I being arrested for? >> the right. Okay, cuz you ran a red light. >> That's the thing. I don't consent to it. >> Okay, sit down. >> I don't consent to it. >> Sit down. >> I consent I don't consent to this, sir. >> Sit down. >> I don't consent to have to fight you off of me. >> Ma'am, I want you to sit down. >> I don't consent. >> Bro, hurt if she get up one more time, man. It better be on, man. We got to get you together cuz you you you this is this is like the second or third time I didn't sat you down and you keep getting up getting in my face, man. Got to get her together. Let's go. >> I don't I don't I don't consent. >> I don't consent. Sit down. >> I don't consent to you pushing me. >> Ma'am, sit down. >> I don't consent to you pushing me. I don't consent to this, sir. >> I would have done lost my cool already. >> Why didn't you stop when you seen my lights and heard my siren? >> I didn't stop because when I was driving here, I didn't see any red light. When I turned, I accidentally hit a vehicle. >> You said you when you turned, you hit a car. Do you know where that was at? >> I don't consent to saying that I even hit a car. >> Well, I was just asking cuz you told me you had a car. >> No, I didn't tell you. I don't consent to that. I don't consent to any false allusions or I don't consent to any false allegations. I don't consent to you touching me. >> Okay. I'm not going to touch you. I'm just going to touch the handcuffs, okay? Slide over for a little bit for me. >> I don't consent. >> Just slide over a little bit. >> I don't consent. >> Okay. All right. >> I don't consent to standing here. I don't consent to standing here. >> Ma'am, sit down. >> I don't consent to standing here. >> Sit down. >> I don't consent to the court order. >> So you're going to sit here in jail. >> I don't consent. >> All right. >> I don't consent. >> You don't consent. Let's go. >> I don't consent. I'm not going. >> I'm not going this way. Let's keep walking. Let's go. Yeah. >> I'm not going. I don't agree to any of this. >> Since she was involved in a crash, officers transport Sandrina to the hospital for medical clearance before taking her to jail. When medical staff asked her to explain what happened, she offers one final bizarre justification for fleeing. >> All right, miss let's go. What is your name? Are you going to give the nurses your name? >> I agree to losing custody of my child to the >> Okay. Sandrina explains to the nurses she was taking her child to a non-hostile place outside the city known as the air. This statement is extremely concerning to police and medical staff. >> No. I don't consent. >> After doctors determine there is nothing medically wrong with her, Sandrina continues to insist she doesn't consent to the officer's actions. >> I don't consent to the >> Even still, she's on her way to jail. >> I don't consent. >> Okay. After the arrest, she was initially charged with failure to comply with an order or signal of a police officer, obstructing official business, traffic violations, and failure to appear. She was held on a $10,000 bond, which she posted by depositing 10% with the court. Because she refused to arrange care for her 8- at the scene, the child was placed into the custody of the county family services. Two weeks later, after she missed a court date, a grand jury bypassed the municipal court entirely and returned a formal indictment in the county Court of Common Pleas. The initial municipal case was dismissed and she was officially charged with a third-degree felony count of failure to comply along with Mr. >> All right. All right. All right. All right. Endangering. Yeah. Fast forward a little bit. >> obstructing official business and reckless operation. She entered a plea of not guilty to the indicted charges. The judge set her new bond at $50,000 personal recognizance with a strict condition that she absolutely not drive a motor vehicle. The case is currently pending trial. >> She's nuts. Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs, man. Kudos to them officers, man. They did a great job, especially the one officer with the with the little one. Great job. And the officer that was dealing with her, uh, you know, in the room and everything, the arresting officer whatever, sergeant, whoever he was, um, he did a great job, too, um, because he was able to keep his cool cuz, uh, some people, I mean, some some stuff it just drives you nuts. Her keep saying I can I don't consent. I don't consent. I don't consent. Like, it's going to make you like go nutty. Like, if you hear it one more time, you're just going to be like, and you're just going to freak out. You know what I mean? Like, it's just damn. Damn. Imagine hearing the same [ __ ] And they was probably dealing with this suspect for hours. You know, we get we get it in a in a small, you know, 9 10-minute clip or whatever the case may be, but they was dealing with her for hours, okay? Taking her to the hospital, bringing her there, bringing her there. [ __ ] How many times you going to hear that, man, without snapping? >> Mhm.