Turn around. Put your hands. Bring your back. >> Goodbye. >> The feelood rest of the year. >> Okay, we'll have the manager grab that for you. >> Outstanding. Ah, warms the soul. You can act terrible and a repercussion can come days or weeks or months later. So, she created an offense when she got out of that car and she aggressively approached that officer. She broke the law right then and there. The officer made the decision then to not arrest her. But that doesn't mean that that woman can't be arrested. So, what happens is they reviewed the body warrant camera. I'm sure that they got with their prosecutor and said, "Hey, we think that this is the charge that's applicable." Prosecutor said, "Yep, absolutely." Well, then what they did was the officer submitted an affidavit and said, "Hey, I have probable cause to arrest this terrible blonde driver for this charge." Prosecutor said, "Yep." Judge says, "Yep, absolutely. Probable cause exists based on the totality of the circumstances coupled with your report, your observations, and the video." Now, they issued a warrant. And a warrant is an order from a judge that the next time that person gets contacted by law enforcement, they are taken into custody and they're brought in front of a judge to answer for that charge.