What am I doing? >> Put your hands on top of your head. >> I'm being arrested for it, though. >> I think you're being arrested. Turn. Stop. Look. Look. >> Hold your eye behind your back. >> Look. I'm doing it. I'm doing it right now. >> Most traffic stops start off simple, but it takes only one wrong move and one defiant driver for everything to go off the rails. So, what happens when an ordinary stop turns into total chaos? >> I'm going to test you again. >> Me. 139. >> Who are you? >> Stop. Get away from me. >> I'm not. Dude, you're going you're going to jail. >> Here are the times routine traffic stops turned into complete chaos. Starting with this entitled couple that decided to drive all the way home despite being ordered to pull over. >> Stay in the car. >> Stay in the car for what? What did I do? >> Because I'm stopping you. >> You have to tell why you are. >> Don't not push me. >> TASER. [screaming] >> You guys can expect a lot of cool segment. You can expect the last day. >> On March the 8th, 2025 in Grace Lake, Illinois, [music] a Lake County deputy attempted to pull over a car driving without headlights, but instead of stopping, the driver hit the gas, setting off a chaotic confrontation. >> Dispatch, what's pulling in a driveway? I think they're in bail. Stay in the car. Stay in the car. >> Stay in the car. Stay in the car. Stay in the car for what? What did I do? >> Because I'm stopping you. Put your hands behind back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands back. Hold on. >> Put your hands behind your dude. >> Hold on. >> No. Put your hands behind my back. Nice to me. >> Put your hands behind your back, >> bro. What are you doing? >> Step up. >> Put your hands behind my back. What are you What are you >> resisting? What are you What are you >> That's fine. Record all you want. Back up. >> As if dealing with one uncooperative suspect wasn't bad enough. The deputy soon found himself face to face with a woman whose defiance pushed his buttons like never before. >> Back up. Back up. >> Okay, we are at our house. What is the problem? Put your hands by your hand. >> I got Give me the palm. >> I'll put my hands. >> Get back. Give me the palm. >> All right. What are you doing? >> What are you doing? Why are you arresting him? >> I will explain everything. >> You have to tell why you are. Don't not push me. >> Why are you arrested? >> You're going to get arrested too then. >> No, I'm not getting arrested because you guys have no reason to arrest him. That's us. >> You're going to get tags, dude. >> Put your hands behind your back. [laughter] >> You just push. Put your hands behind your back. >> Push the female, though. >> You just push your back. Back up. >> You got hit. >> Okay, just relax everybody. >> Bro, >> you're going to get tased. It was clear that the man wasn't going down without a fight, but unbeknownst to him, the officer's patience was hanging by a [music] thread who was about to snap. >> Back up, TASER. >> Put your hand back now. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> PUT YOUR HAND BACK. >> WHAT THE ARE YOU DOING? >> BACK UP. >> BACK UP. >> WHAT THE [ __ ] ARE YOU DOING? ARE YOU >> SERIOUS RIGHT NOW? >> ARE YOU SERIOUS right now? Because he's black. >> BACK UP. >> GET OFF OF HIM. ARE YOU >> SERIOUS RIGHT NOW? >> GET OFF OF HIM. >> Are you serious right now? >> Are you serious right now? >> Get off of Are you serious right now? >> THIS IS OUR HOUSE. [screaming] >> This is our house. >> ARE YOU SERIOUS? >> GET OFF OF HERE. >> Get off of him. Are you serious right now? >> FOR WHAT? >> GET OFF of him. >> FOR WHAT, THOUGH? >> GET OFF OF HIM. YOU HAVE NOTHING ON ME HERE. >> LIKE, are you serious right now, though? >> Bro, we live here. >> Stand up. >> Are you serious right now? >> We live here. >> For what, though? >> Okay. So, what are you talking about, boy? I am recording that. >> Are you serious right now? For what? You act like I raised my hand at you, bro. >> Are you serious right now? These men. Both both of these men. Hold up. MARDI. >> MARDI. Get off of >> Oh my. Why are you touching her like that? >> Why are you touching her like that? >> Why are you touching her like that? >> I need an ambulance. I need an ambulance right now. Stand up. I need an ambulance right now. >> I need an ambulance. Like I said, I need an ambulance right now. >> The ambulance is coming, man. I need an ambulance. I didn't say it. WHY YOU GRABBING ME AND PUSHING ME LIKE THAT? WHY YOU GRABBING ME AND PUSHING ME? I B said I need an ambulance. No, it ain't no sit up. You You shot me. >> I don't need to sit up when you did that to me. >> Aliyah. >> AALIYAH. AALIYAH, [screaming] GET OFF OF ME. >> Stop resisting. >> You are under arrest. >> Now I am under arrest. What? >> ARE YOU SERIOUS RIGHT NOW? >> Are you serious like this? [screaming] Are you serious like that? >> Ali, >> ARE YOU SERIOUSLY LIKE THAT? For what reason? [screaming] >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Keep picking me. [screaming] >> Huh? >> Aliyah, >> I have a Stop. >> Get the off. What are you all doing? >> Keep walking. You're in a rut. At this moment, even the neighbors had [music] grown tired of the couple's outrageous behavior. Yet, as officers prepared to transport them for processing, the woman decided it was her turn to showcase her insufferable attitude. >> For what? For being at my house. >> For what? Why was I resenting the arrest? Officer >> 52 custody. Slow down. Slow down. >> Why the I was just at my house. >> Really? >> Yeah, I was. Well, now you're going to go to jail. >> Okay, cool. It up before I >> Wait, hold up. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, go. Exactly why you're trying to single. I wouldn't get a tire. >> Can you >> Did I just smash my face into the concrete? That's a >> You're not complying. You're not complying. >> What? That was not it. I swear to God that was not it. You guys can expect a lawsuit. I swear to God. They smacked my cheek into the cement. >> You were told multiple times to serve. >> But you guys can expect a lawsuit. Cool. Take me to jail. You can expect a lawsuit. >> Okay. How many more people are there? >> Yeah. You guys went We're at our house and you just pulled up to arrest us. Like I don't understand the problem. Are you the sergeant? >> Okay. I don't understand the problem. We were pulled up to our house. Okay. Me, too. They smashed my face into the concrete and they arrive here. I don't understand what the problem is. >> I don't either. >> Okay. So, what is it? They followed us in here without arresting everybody. Like, we literally live here. So, what is the problem? Can you please tell me? >> I got her cell phone put in front of her. Go ahead. >> Already drained from the woman's tirade, officers turned their focus to the [music] male suspect. But just when it seemed that things were finally under control, he made another dumb move. >> I want you to sit up so you can breathe better. >> Okay. >> You've been you saying that now, but I've been telling you [music] listen. >> I'm telling you from the jump. >> Let me let me sit up. I don't understand why. Why >> I told you many times put your hands behind your back. >> I got you. I didn't put my hand My hand's been behind my back. >> You did? >> No. >> What's your next stop? >> Next stop for real, man. You did not, bro. You literally did that for no reason, man. >> I told you many times. Put your hand back. >> Okay. You literally did that for no reason, man. >> No, you were resisting. >> Wasn't no resist. No way. >> Yes, it was. Hey, man. Well, you got an ID on you or in the car? >> Yeah. >> All in my mouth. >> You got an idea on you or in your car? >> I do. >> All right. Which pocket is that pocket? >> I'm not even sure to be honest. >> Is he your driver? >> Yeah. You want me to go? >> No. We're going to have a rescue come check out. What? >> Can you call my daughter real quick? >> Aaliyah, >> I would I wouldn't bother, man. If she comes in her fear, she's going to >> She's not going. She's >> Stop. Can you leave me until the rescue come, please? >> To the side right now, bro. >> Lay down. >> Come on, man. >> Lay down. I'm going to search you. >> All right. Come on. All right. Stop. Pull up my >> Stop. Stop. Stop reaching. Stop. I don't care right now. >> I don't care. What are you talking about? >> I got to make sure you don't have anything, man. >> I don't have nothing on me. Pull my pants up. >> All right. Hold up. >> Can you stop? >> Can you pull my pants up? >> Stop reaching. >> My whole out. >> I don't care. Stop. Stop. This is >> Why? I'm trying to search you. Stop moving around. >> Why? Why are you doing this to me? >> Because I'm trying to search and you keep moving. Got to make sure you don't have anything when you >> I'm not going to trust your word. You think I trust your word? text me multiple times, bro. >> I just asked. He said, "No, he didn't." >> Okay, >> there you go. That's all I got to do. >> Okay, but I'm saying my whole out. Like, come on, man. >> You This is your style. That's how you write your pants. They don't even go off. >> I never wear my pants. I'm 38 years old. I ain't no wearing my pants like this. >> All right, there you go. >> I'm wearing my pants like this. Like, what are you talking about? Never wear my pants like this. I'm not no gang banger. Nothing. >> Yeah, you record. >> Yeah, you you obstruct it. >> I did not obstruct nothing. Aaliyah. Aaliyah. Haliyah. Halyah. >> 1 2 3. >> Pull out my underwear. Like I don't understand how y'all being aggressive. >> Here. Hold on to it. >> Pull off. Can I pull out my grundy >> here? Go ahead. Hold on to it. Hurts my wrist. >> They're not comfortable, man. >> I understand that. But you >> I'm not yanked or anything. I'm going to hold on to them. >> I don't want you to run. >> I'm not going. >> Where am I running to, bro? >> You're not You're not the first one. >> Police out here. >> You'll be surprised. You'll be surprised. >> Okay. Well, I'm not that surprised. >> Well, I'm going to look here for a reason, right? >> Right. We're here for what reason? Not to not to people. >> With the man finally detained, officers returned to deal with the woman, hoping that the arrest had cooled her down. Instead, [music] they discovered her temper had only just begun to burn. >> Hey, I have hair in my eyes. up here. >> Like what the how did this even cuz I live here. Like that's crazy. >> Holding. >> What's your name? >> Maria Laria. >> Maria, do you want to be seen by the ambulance? >> Do you want to see be seen by rescue? >> Yes. [music] >> If not down at the jail. They can clean you up. It's up to you. You want to be seen by rescue? >> Is that at the jail? >> At the jail, we have nursing staff where they can. >> So the ambulance is here. [music] >> Yes. Would you like to see? >> And I can see them. Yes. >> I mean, I can feel like dripping falling off my face. >> Yeah. You your face is face is cut on the cheek. >> Yeah. Okay. For absolutely no good reason. >> Well, you're under arrest. >> No, I mean Okay, that's fine. So, that that means you smash people's face in the concrete >> when you resist arrest. >> I did not resist arrest. I was asking to Why? >> That's your word against ours then. Okay. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Okay. Do you want them to see you? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. I'll have them come see you. Okay. >> Miss, what do you >> Hi. Oh, no. Yes. Sorry. Okay. I was trying I have I like what is going I just want to be informed of what is going on. >> Under arrest, but you said you want to go to the hospital, right? >> Okay. Yeah. So, >> you're going to go to the hospital. After the hospital, you're going to go to jail. >> Okay. Well, for what though? >> I've already told you. >> I don't understand. For what though? >> Uh arrest for what? For I was a passenger and everything. >> Okay. Was this the arrest? Obstruction. >> Obstruction of what? >> We'll talk about it later. And then uh you kicked me. You remember kicking me? >> No. I mean, if I remember, it was cuz people were slamming me into the concrete. Okay, all I'm okay, I don't need to go to the hospital. If that's if you guys are really taking it like, listen to me. Okay, if I'm just going straight to jail, that's fine. I need to make sure I You guys arrested me at my house. >> Yes, we did. Right there in the driveway. >> Yes. Okay. So, >> who's the man you're with? >> My husband. >> Okay. All right. You ready to go to jail now? >> Okay, cool. >> I'm going to buckle your seat belt. All right. >> Yeah. You That's why your wife left you. You know, all they're going to do is write me a ticket, let me out, right? Okay, cool. You know, kicking. >> You're still a Right. >> Kicking a peace officer. >> You're still a You know that, right? >> A peace officer is a felony. >> Okay. Have a great time. You're a >> You're still a You're refusing uh transport and assessment. At this time, >> I've refused to talk to you guys. >> There's a nurse down there. It'll help. In the end, the woman was charged with resisting arrest, obstructing a police officer, aggravated speeding, and multiple traffic violations. Her partner, on the other hand, faced even heavier charges, including aggravated battery to a police officer, resisting arrest, obstructing a police officer, and open transportation of alcohol. The chaos did not end there, as Farooqi, a man with a traffic warrant out in his name, thought to add a couple more charges to his wrap sheet. >> Don't run. I'll tase you. Don't run. Don't run. Listen to me. >> Get on the ground. >> Stop it. Okay. >> He's resident. >> Stop. Listen to me. >> Stop. >> Get on the ground now. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> ON JUNE THE 12TH, 2025 in Illinois, a police officer spotted a man who had a traffic warrant out for his name. The moment the officer started closing in on him, the dude, identified as Farooqi, pulled a move he'd regret [music] soon enough. Don't run. I'll tase you. Don't run. Don't run. >> Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Hand it behind your back. I'm going to tase you again. >> Listen to me. >> 139. >> Who are you? >> I'm out with Farooqi. He's being tased. >> Listen to me. >> Get on the ground. >> Stop it. >> Location. >> His residence. >> Stop. >> Listen to me. >> Stop. and said to me, "Get on THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. Get away." He's fighting. >> Get away from me. >> You just You just more charges. Get away from me. GET AWAY FROM ME. He's fighting. He's Get away from fighting. >> Get away from me. >> I'll do anything stupid. >> I will you. I will you. I shoot you. I will shoot you. I don't care. You speak more charges. Listen to me. Don't stop. >> Stop. Stop. No. No. He's fighting. Front door. Stop. Stop. No. The >> front door. >> No. By the front door. >> Yes. Continue to fight me. Stop. >> Get away from me. >> I'm not. Dude, you're going You're going to jail. You're going to jail. More people are coming. You're going to jail. Don't bite me. Don't Don't bite me. Don't bite me. I'm sad. Stop. Stop resisting. Stop. Stop. Now you're going to jail now. >> Okay. >> Don't fight me. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop it. Stop. I got a I got two. I got two. You want to go for it? >> Fighting. You pee. He's trying to go for my officer was stunned watching Farooqi cling [music] to his firearm and refused to surrender. And just as backup arrives, the situation took another wild turn. Here you [clears throat] go. Here you go. Get stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. I think we're in the front door. >> We're in the front door. >> Okay. Give us your hand. >> Give me your hand. Officer 69. He's in custody. >> Everybody slow down. >> Send EMS to check him out. Punch is breathing. >> Restart. >> You good? >> I'm good. >> I copy. Subject. Take a slow down. Truck. I'm going go a truck again. >> Check on him. He will stay time three. You might have some scars. >> She's breathing. >> Relax. Get on your side. Don't get up. Lay like that. Don't move. >> Don't move. Keep your feet down. Don't move. >> Don't move. >> I get up. I'll get up. >> No, you're not getting up. Why? Stay there. You just try to go for my gun. >> Yes, you did. You want >> I got you on camera. >> Yeah. I'm done, buddy. Stay down. Stay the down. Get down. >> You are in no position to ask for anything. >> All right. You up. It was a simple traffic violation. >> What do you want? >> I don't give anymore. I'm done talking to you. >> Let me get up. >> No. >> No. >> So, I wasn't driving by. He was outside with a >> guy. Check you out. >> He saw he saw the truck >> run in. So, that's why I go in and I walked I walked back. >> See you with all this stuff. >> I know. No, man. We're good. I'm glad you're okay. >> Yeah. Okay. You're by yourself, huh? >> I was just driving by. >> I know. >> I figured. Let's Let's see what's up. You know, >> relax. Don't get up. Relax. Relax. >> That was the longest. What? A minute, minute and a half. [music] >> Dude, I text him three times. >> Let me sit. >> No. Shut up. >> Sit. Give me a sit. Please. Let me sit. Let me just sit down. >> You are sitting down. >> No, I'm lying down. Can you sit? Let me sit me. Sit. Me down. to sit me down, please. >> I can't breathe. I swear I can't I can't breathe, man. >> Yes, you can. I'm I'm I'm seeing you. >> I'm not breathing. >> Well, we got medics coming to check you out. Okay. >> Please. Okay. Let me sit up. >> He's right here. You're not going anywhere. Right there. >> You try to get up right now. >> Okay. >> You stay right there. >> Okay. Do not try to >> What's up? >> What are you all about, man? What's this all about? >> You know what it's about. >> I don't know what it's all about. I want >> You know you have warrants. >> For what? You know you have warrants cuz I was in your garage the other day when you slammed the door on us. >> You keep running from us. That's why >> we yelled at you that you have warrants and you're under arrest. You know you have >> I don't know anything about it, man. >> You know that you do. >> I don't know anything about it. Okay. It >> doesn't matter now. It's over with. So >> they're traffic warrants. >> He doesn't stop driving. >> Yeah. >> Somebody keeps giving him cars. >> I don't drive. >> You're a liar. >> I don't drive. Despite now facing the brunt of [music] the consequences, Farooqi still showed no signs of cooperating with anyone. He was willing to give every excuse, every story, anything to paint himself as innocent. >> Hey bud, can we take your vitals? >> You're bleeding from your feet, knees. Okay, >> he's he was tased. >> I think so. Just tas him, right? >> No problem. >> You have any uh drugs or alcohol today? >> Nope. >> Sure looks like it. He must be on some [ __ ] He's just always >> as far as you guys can tell. He's clear to go. Good to go or >> Yeah, he's calling the hospital. We sent it to them, too. So, just make sure the doc says go. >> Did you say he's going to call or he has to go? >> He's already in the ambulance. >> Okay. Okay. Cool. Cool. >> Some of that happened out here. >> Yeah. Started right there on the driveway and then >> photos and then we have his slide tomorrow. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> All right. Stand up. Okay. You try anything stupid, you'll land on your face. It's not going to be my fault. Stand up. >> No. >> No. Nope. >> Hey, leave those there. We'll grab them. Leave them. Leave them there. We'll grab them. >> Thanks. >> I'm good, bro. No, they they got the taser, the cartridge. They're taking pictures. I got I'm going to screen some good charges. Hopefully, I get them. So, I came by. So, the truck, this truck right here, I see him standing right by where the other officers are. He sees my car and he starts starts walking towards his house. Then I continue driving, parked down the street, and I walked along the the houses till I make it to made it to his garage. He's standing there, pop up. I said, "Don't run. You're going to get chased." He goes, "No, no." He starts running, takes him once, falls to the ground, gets up, comes like, "Yeah, if if you don't mind." Yeah. >> Yeah. So, >> all right. >> And then he tried to go for >> Yeah. >> He tried disarming Gusto and stuff like that. Last time >> he went for my my taser. >> Did he? >> Yeah. 100%. Went for my taser. Once we were on the ground, [music] try to go for my gun. >> I would say times two of them. >> Yeah. I'm I'm definitely going to screen all that. >> Even cuffed and secured in the back of a patrol car, Farooqi acted like the picture of innocence, completely unfazed by the chaos [music] that he had caused. >> You have warrants? >> Traffic? Traffic warrants? >> I I don't I don't know what to tell you, [music] man. Talk to your lawyer. >> I don't know anything about this. I don't know why. >> Oh, okay. Listen, [music] Farooqi, I'm going to do you a favor. I'm not going to talk to you, okay? cuz you're under arrest. Okay? So, you better not [music] you better stop talking, man, for your own good. >> You drive around here all day. >> Listen, man. Stop playing dumb. Okay, we're done. [music] We're done talking, dude. We're done talking. I'm done. I'm done talking to you. Well, you you were checked by the medics. The medics say you're okay. So, you're going to jail. >> But this is the hospital, right? >> No, I'm we're going to the jail. >> Why? It hurts me. My brain hurts. How do you recognize? What do you mean? Because I arrested you before. You and I fought before. >> You arrested you? >> Yes. >> That night when we fought behind your in your in your backyard at night, you got dropped off by the white truck. Remember? Yeah, that was me. Nice to see you again. I already know you. What do you What [music] do you think? I'm just going around picking random people to arrest. You did it to yourself, you're a grown man. You're an adult. Okay. You're not a [music] child. You're not a You're not a young guy that's, you know, making mistakes because you don't have experience. Come on. You have life experience. You [music] have common sense. You did it to yourself, brother. I didn't do anything. So listen, Farooqi, when we go in here, don't act don't act a fool, okay? Stop stop fighting. Just just behave, man, okay? Cuz you don't want any more charges, okay? It's done. It is what it is. Deal with the judge. Deal with it, okay? I get on the radio. >> I know. >> Yeah, I was moving. >> I know. I I I'm sorry, guys. I didn't mean to. >> Like I said, I wasn't planning on anything because he always Hold on. Hold on. You got the seat belt on. Hey, remember what I told you. Okay, just be cool. Don't Don't fight anymore. Okay, we're done. Okay. >> Why did you Why did you have to have my slippers, man? >> What? >> I got no slippers. >> Oh, I got them right here. Hold on. I'll get them for you. I think I locked it, bro. Here. I got gloves. I'll touch them. You don't have to touch them my bands. >> I was going to throw them in the trash cuz they're Patriots ones. >> Yeah. >> Those bears are put my shirt back on. >> Yep. >> All right. Come on. Oh man. >> Take your time. My head hurts. >> I know, dude. That I told you. It's your fault. The ambulance check you out. They said you were okay. >> I'm going to have to sit down cuz he's he he got tased three times. >> And he's a little He got checked out though and clear by the ammo. >> People can put your handcuffs to the front. >> They're They're about to come off in a second. >> I'm going to bring you up over here so I can search and I'll take him off you. Okay. >> Okay. Just let me sit down. Let me sit down for a while. >> Yeah. He he took a bit. >> Yeah. Okay. >> My head hurts. >> I understand. >> My head hurts. >> Farooqi was arrested [music] and charged with attempting to disarm a police officer, aggravated resisting arrest, aggravated assault on a police officer, [music] and battery. Farooqi got what was coming to him, and so did this intoxicated duo who decided to drink and drive. >> Hold on. Give me your file. >> You heard me. I don't give a [ __ ] Step out of the car. Get your >> Don't touch me. Get your >> Do not touch me. >> Car now. >> I'll get out of the car. >> Out of the CAR NOW. YOU'RE GETTING >> I'LL GET OUT OF THE CAR IF YOU GET OUT OF THE CAR WITH YOUR HANDS UP. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> I'LL GET OUT OF THE CAR IF YOU GUYS NEED TO. >> OPEN THE [ __ ] DOOR. MIGHT AS WELL LOSE MY >> On September the 4th, 2023, officers received a call from a local Dave and Busters, reporting a rowdy couple, Natalia [music] and Sergey, who had attempted to leave the restaurant with an open beer bottle and had assaulted a security guard [music] who stopped them from doing so. By the time a deputy arrived at the establishment, the couple had driven away from the scene. Another officer soon spotted a vehicle matching [music] the description down the road, prompting him to pull it over. >> I do. >> Where are they, sir? Hold on. Give me your ID. >> You heard me. >> Give me your ID. >> Where you are? >> You're drinking a beer in the car right now. Give me your ID. >> Yeah, I'm in the back seat. Am I? >> Is that legal? >> Yes, it is. >> It is. >> I'm not driving. Am I? >> Step out of the car. >> Not my dude. >> Step out of the car. I >> can't >> step out of the car. Okay. Lock the car right now. >> Get out of that car right now. >> Step out of the car right now. >> Step out of the baby in the back seat. >> Don't give a step out of the car. Get your ass. >> Don't touch me. >> Get your ass. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't your hands off me. >> Natala, >> do not touch me. I am in my car. Where am I? Put your >> hands behind your back right now. >> Put your hands behind your back right now. >> Give me your other hand. >> I ain't going back. >> Where is it? >> No. Take them. >> Then stop it. Get out of the car. >> My nephew's going to get out of the car. >> Let me get out of the car then. >> Put it behind your back now. >> My car. My brother's not getting my license. I just >> shut your mouth. My son is my son. >> Get out of the car. >> Let me get out of the car then. >> Get out OF THE CAR. >> LET ME GET OUT OF THE car then. >> Keep your mouth shut. >> Get out of the car. >> I will. Let me go. >> Let me get out of the car. My nephew's crying. >> Nephew's cry. >> I'm not doing no harm to you at all. Let me get my brother out of there. Let me do it. Only I can. You can't do it. Let me do it. Get in the car. >> I'm dead. I'm serious. >> Sit your ass in the car. Sit in the car. >> I'm dead. Serious. Let me do it. I'm doing my thing. >> Dude, you ain't going to mouth the Dude. I'm aing Come on. Come on. something. >> No, I ain't about to stop it. All right, I'm going to tase you. Don't get out of the car. I'm telling you. >> Tase me then. I have mying son in the back. My nephew in the back of the car right now. >> I have my neph now or you're GETTING >> I'LL GET OUT OF THE CAR IF YOU GET OUT OF THE CAR WITH YOUR HANDS UP. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> I'LL GET OUT OF THE CAR IF YOU GUYS DIDN'T KNOW HIM. I AM my car. >> I am back. We're not drunk. We're not drunk. on the left. >> You seem cool. What's up? >> Get out. Get out of the car. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET IN TROUBLE. >> I am I am >> Get out of the car. >> I am my nephew. >> Get out of the car. >> I don't want you to get hurt. >> Then get out of the car. Put your hand to get hurt. Give me a second. Give me a second. Get out of the car. Bubble. Hey, bubble. have a seat. Somebody get a car and bring it along this side. >> Stop resisting. Got it. Just stop. >> All right, we got him. >> You don't. >> The only individual in that car with a working brain seemed to be the gentleman with the dreadlocks who calmly complied with the officers while the couple raised hell. In the end, the intoxicated duo only had themselves to blame for the predicament that they had found themselves in. >> There you go. Set him up. >> Stop. >> Set him up. Set him up. set you up as soon as you got me. >> Yeah. >> Stop. >> All right, let's go. Send off. >> 1 2 3. So, >> you all good, dude? >> Huh? You good? >> Yeah. >> You sure? Drivers in my car. >> Why you touch? >> Stop. >> Stop right now. Stop. >> I ain't doing nothing wrong. >> Stop. >> What did I do wrong? >> Stop trying to resist me. No, I ain't resisting. >> You are resistant. >> This [ __ ] >> Ask my son in that car. I'm going to take him home. >> Put your leg in the car. >> I will. Maybe put your leg in the car. >> Talk to you for a minute. >> You're going to get I'm going to talk to you in a couple seconds. Okay. >> Okay. I'm not telling her alone. You need me. I'm his mother. >> Okay. Put your leg in the car. >> That's my brother here. I'm trying to rest there. >> Okay. Put your leg in the car. >> Okay. But I have my border. Let me explain. >> Put your leg in the car. >> Let me explain. You don't know. >> Stop. >> I don't need no harm. Step right here. You don't mean no harm. You came running out the car at me. >> I'm trying. I'm trying. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. Come on, man. Get in the >> Get in the car. you seat. >> I ain't do nothing wrong. >> I'm choking one more [ __ ] choking. >> Punch you the [ __ ] out. >> Watch out. >> I sweet ass [ __ ] [ __ ] cuz you're a >> Come on. Move your leg. >> You're a >> You got any drop? >> Do I get rid of you? No, I'm asking you a question. >> No, I was still in my car. >> Okay. You got beer in the car, right? You're drinking in the car next to him. >> No, I'm not. >> You tossed out two beer cans right in front of me at the light. That was silly, right? >> Okay, that was my brother, not me. >> He was drinking Modello. Those were twisted teas. >> Yeah, they're in my car and then we're all drinking. >> You were all drinking. >> Hey, David Blaster. >> You right now? >> No. I'm not underneath the limit. >> Put your foot in your car. >> Yeah. Oh [ __ ] >> You're making this way worse than it has to be, my man. >> No. >> Yes, you are. Can you just put your foot in the car for us? It easier. Okay. >> Who are you? >> Don't worry about who I am. >> Yeah. My nephew of the car and he's [ __ ] crying. I can't hear him. >> You are just waiting until you guys wear yourselves out. Come on, dude. >> You guys come out here for a long ass time. >> Come on. It don't matter if you guys take my boots off, >> dude. Come on, man. The more you keep doing this, more charges. >> It don't matter. I'm here for my nephew. >> You ain't here for your nephew, man. >> Here for my nephew. >> This door. I'm >> the guy told me you can't take the beer out. He didn't explain why he couldn't take the beer cuz the the guard says he could. And he said, "You can't take it out." He says, "Why not?" Cuz the barter said he could. Okay. >> So, what was he doing wrong? The barter said you could. The one thought you couldn't do. >> You probably shouldn't have pushed him. >> He never touched him. I grabbed his on the ground and grabbed his arm. >> I grabbed his arm, not him. >> You grabbed his arm? >> Yeah. So, he wanted to touch my brother. >> Okay. >> I'll call him down and take my son. >> Okay. We're not going to do it right now. >> Nation. I'll take you my son. >> Listen to me. We're not doing it right now. You're going to give us a couple minutes to sort everything out and then you can take him. Okay. >> Oh, yeah. >> You're not running the show. I'm running the show. So, you're going to sit in this car. >> Two Sex Nation. I want you running. >> The only thing worse than [music] the couple's apparent drinking and driving was the presence of the young child in the car. Needless to say, the two did not deserve to be in the vicinity of any child at all, which was further [music] demonstrated by the dude in the back of the police vehicle. >> You break it. You're going to get charged. LET ME OUT OF HERE. >> JUST LEAVE IT. >> He breaks it. He gets a felonies. >> Break. >> No. No. >> Who? Whose car is that? >> OPEN THE DOOR. I HAVE TO LOSE my >> How many drinks would you say she had? Was she drinking the twisted tea in the car? She was. >> You've been cool the whole time. Are you going to be all right if I drink water? I don't think you're going to be under arrest for anything. You didn't do anything. So you guys, how what time did you guys get to ask yourself? >> Well, we got there about like 4. >> Yeah. >> This is disrespectful ignoring me. >> What? >> Let me talk to my son. I'm his mother, not you. >> Okay, we're not doing that right now. >> Want me to talk to me? Call my son down. >> Shouldn't be drinking in the car driving. >> I was not drinking in my car driving her. >> Okay. >> I had to put that on God. >> Okay. >> You believe in Jesus? >> Yeah. >> No, you don't. >> Okay. >> Mommy, I'm not my son. >> Put your knee in the car. How long it'll be here until my son starts crying? A >> little bit longer. Put your knee in the car. >> How long? I want to know. >> I don't know. Put your knee in the car. >> I want to know. >> My son. >> He's coming back to the station with us. You're under arrest. >> What? >> Couple things. >> I want to know, boy. Did I do anything wrong? What's my my boyfriend doing? >> Which one's your boyfriend? >> The wire guy. >> Oh, he's fine. He's cool. >> Tell him to take my son home. >> He knows where I live. Tell him to take my son home. Hey, she said this is her boyfriend and he could take the son home if you guys want. >> He's going to come back with us with you. >> No, I want him to take my son home. >> I don't make I don't make the decisions. >> All right, bud. Step out of the car. >> Have a cigarette. >> Yeah, you can have a cigarette and stuff >> later on. >> Can I or is that just [ __ ] >> You get out of the car. >> Cuz if not, I want to go hell for you guys. >> Okay, I'm going to let you smoke. You got to get out of the car first. >> I don't want to get a cigarette. Then get out. >> Get out. >> You guys still want a problem? >> Get out. You're getting out for the cigarette. Let's go. You got me. Come on. >> We got to do a couple things. Okay. >> Good. Let me step out. >> I need my phone on the wall. I'm going to call my mother and I'm suing you. >> Okay. We're going to do that when we're done. >> For nothing wrong. I want my son. Take him home. That's all we're doing. >> Okay. Take your handcuffs off, but you can't act up. Okay. All right. So, first things first. >> Anybody? >> Have you been arrested before? >> No. Cuz I've done nothing wrong. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court of law or other proceedings. Do you understand? >> The fact no. >> Okay. I'm going to have you step forward a little bit here. Do you have any eye problems or abnormalities? >> Explain. >> Any problems with your eyes? >> No. Glasses. Yeah. >> Just glasses. No like diseases or anything like that. You're not blind, right? >> No. And I'm not going to jail either. So ring your knees. I'm not going to jail. >> How's your general health? >> Better than yours. Cuz you're trying to try to arrest me. What are you trying to do? That was stupid. >> Okay. Can you just put your glasses on me in my car? >> I know. >> I know. >> At the station, the officer had Natalia [music] perform sobriety tests considering that she was driving the vehicle. The results of those came back as expected, leading to an uncomfortable conversation. >> Are we getting locked up for what? >> DUI and obstructing. >> What a stupid business. Natalia [music] was subsequently charged with DUI, endangerment, obstructing justice, illegal transportation of alcohol, and a couple of traffic violations. Sergey, on the other hand, was [music] charged with aggravated battery to an LEO, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. Natalia and Sergey were nothing short of a nightmare, similar to this shameless driver [music] who decided to pair her traffic violations with her nasty attitude. >> Does not matter. You cannot pass on a double yo. I need your driver's side insurance, please. >> I don't know about that. You don't You do not have a driver's license. I don't. >> Okay. You are not under arrest. You're just being detained. Stop. Stop. Don't touch me. Stop. >> I wasn't even resisting. I wasn't RESISTING ANIMAL. [screaming] STOP. >> On May the 4th, 2025 in Ohio, police initiated a traffic stop for [music] multiple violations. And what began as a routine pullover was going to quickly spiral into a showdown with one of the most entitled drivers that they would ever meet. Hi. You know you can't pass on a double yellow, right? >> I'm on three. >> Does not matter. You cannot pass on a double yellow. I need your driver's license. Private insurance, please. >> I don't got that. >> You don't You do not have a driver's license. >> I don't. >> Okay. Go ahead and shut the car up. Hand me the keys. >> Hand me the keys, please. Ma'am, go ahead and step out for me. >> Okay. You are not under arrest. You're just being detained. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I swear to God, bro. >> No, there's no man. >> I wasn't even resisting. >> I wasn't resisting. >> Put your hand. >> Push your hand. Put your hands behind your back. >> 25. I need another unit here. She's resisting. >> HOW ABOUT >> K? Put your hands behind your back. Put youring hands behind your back. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Do it. STOP. STOP. >> I'M READY to go. I'm ready. >> I'm ready. >> I'm ready. >> My hair. >> You're about to get tased. >> Stop. >> Kill me. >> Turn over. >> Stop. Flip her over. Come on. Flip her over. >> Put your hands behind your back. I don't care about none of that. I don't >> I don't get the off my my From the start, the officer was met with nothing but entitlement and a whole lot of attitude. But when the woman's rudeness turned physical, the officer decided that that was the last straw. >> Stay still. Stay still. >> Now you're going to jail. >> I don't care. Wait, my shoes. >> My shoes. >> Stop. Stop. >> I swear to God. >> Get the >> You're being ridiculous. >> Being ridiculous. Then I was resisting when I wasn't. >> Where's the poop? >> Where's the rap? >> A rap for what? >> Too much. >> I don't care. Kill me. Get the off my arm. You can't >> get off my arm. >> You can't >> get off my arm. Yo, it's you. YOU'RE TWISTING MY >> I HAVE YOUR I have your RIGHT ARM, >> RIGHT? THIS ONE HURTS. >> I don't want you touching me. >> Stop. Get the off my arm, bro. >> Stop doing that. >> Stop. Stop. Put her back here for now. Let's just put her in a wrap. I'm not sure what happened. >> Get the off. >> Why did you turn this into something? >> Get off me. It hurt. >> You would have got a ticket and went on your way. >> Oh, no. >> I kicked that up. I don't give a [ __ ] guys. The don't you think this is the WORST THING THAT CAN HAPPEN TO A MOTHER THAT IS GOING TO JAIL? [screaming] NO. NO, IT'S NOT. >> Imagine it's not. >> No matter how many chances she got, the woman refused to calm down. And by doing so, she was testing every ounce of restraint that the officer had. At this point, it was becoming necessary for him to call for backup. You know how to do it? Okay. It's real simple. Put this down. We got to put her knees there as soon as we get her down. You guys got him? Let's go. He's right there. Roll over. You got a roller. Got a roller. >> Whichever way you go ahead. >> All right. Center her up. Hold her head and center. that [ __ ] That's a dog. All right. So, everybody grab a handle back first. Careful. Don't trip on that. >> What's that? Cunningham. We'll just put her in yours and we'll take I'll follow you down. >> Will you go to the other side and pull her through? talking about resist. >> Yeah, it's my feet. >> We're going to get him. >> All right, first order. Let's pull under the bridge so I don't have to do my interview. You all right? Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm fine. You're not going home today. >> Why do I even do police work? >> I'm not general. >> After what felt like an eternity, the woman was finally calm enough for a superior officer to step in. Things were finally going as they should. Or so it seemed. >> My name's TJ. I'm a sergeant. What is going on today? >> Nothing not going on. Nothing at all. I can't hear you. >> Nothing. >> What's that? >> Nothing. >> Nothing's going on. >> No. What happened between you and the officer? >> The officer told me to pull over. I pulled I pulled over. He told me to get out. I got out. >> And then what happened? >> Then I said, "For what?" But I still was out the car. >> So you got out the car? >> Yes. And I told him I didn't have my license and my insurance. And he said, "I'm not arrested, but I'm putting your hands behind your back." And I said, "For what if I'm not arrested?" And then he slammed me to the ground. What are you talking about? Don't y'all got cameras? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, watch the cameras. >> I will. Uh, what were you doing when he slammed you to the ground? >> Nothing. You were >> nothing. >> Were you just standing there? >> No, I wasn't doing I wasn't flipping over. I wasn't doing [ __ ] >> You weren't doing nothing. >> Nothing. I was just laying there. >> Did you? Well, no. Before he took you to the ground, what were you doing? You went to put your hands behind your back and then what happened? >> Nothing. I had my charger on my head and I was trying to call my mom. >> So, >> and he was trying to take my phone. He went to put your hands >> What is he taking my phone for if I'm not arrested? >> So he went to put your hands behind your back and you were trying to make a phone call. >> He was trying to take my phone out my hand. >> Okay. Then what did you do when he tried to take the phone out? >> Nothing. Nothing. I didn't do >> So you were just standing there and he slammed you to the ground for no reason? >> No, he tried to slam me to the ground and then I didn't go to the ground cuz what the are you trying to slam me to the ground for if I'm not arrested? >> So he didn't slam me to the ground. You initially said he slammed you to the ground. Now he tried to slam me to the ground but couldn't. Bro, he tried to send me to the ground. Okay. >> For what? What? What? I don't know. That's what he exactly. What is he What is he putting handcuffs on me for if I'm not arrested? >> Do you have a driver's license? >> Yes, I have a driver's license. >> You're not suspended? >> Yes. >> Did you tell him you had a driver's license? >> No, I don't have my driver's license on me. >> Okay. >> I have my temps. >> So, you don't have a driver's license? >> No, I do have a I have a temps and a driver's license. >> Why would you have your temps and a driver's license? >> Because I don't have my driver's license on me. So, I just use it as a ID. >> So, you do or don't have a driver's license? >> I do have a driver's license. >> Just the temps, though. >> No, I have both. >> Why do you have temps and a regular driver's license? >> What are you talking about? I have a old temps that I use for my ID. I'm past 21. So, if I need to get milds or switchers or anything that use my temps. >> Oh, all right. Let's Let's get back to it. So, you you didn't want to put your hands behind your back. He was trying to take your phone. You initially said he slammed you to the ground. Then he tried to slam me to the ground. What happened next, >> bro? He was trying to take my phone and I said, "What? What is you doing if I'm not arrested?" Did he talk about I don't I don't even remember to be honest. >> The woman's persistent lying wasn't fooling anyone. No matter how much he tried to act oblivious, the officers weren't buying it for [music] a second. >> So, how do he get you to go? >> What do you mean? >> Well, you he said he slammed you. Then he said he tried to slam you. And then >> he slammed him to the ground. >> So, he did slam you to the ground. >> Yes. So his first attempt to slam me to the ground was not successful. >> No, his he at first he tried to put my hands behind my back. But I turned around and I said, "What are you putting my hands behind my back for if I'm not arrested?" Because I don't have my my driver's license. And then after that, he slammed me to the ground. >> So he tried to place your hands behind your back. He turned and faced them and then he slammed you back. >> Yes. >> You So he slammed you on his first attempt? >> He turned like this. No, the second attempt. >> Okay. So he tried to take he tried to take you to the ground and he wasn't able to. Why is that? What were you doing? >> I wasn't doing nothing. I was trying to talk just ask him why. Why the is he? >> But it was because I said I didn't have my driver's license on me. >> So after you're on the ground, what happened? >> I don't know. I don't remember. >> You don't know? >> No. >> Did he kick you, punch you? Bite you? >> I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Where's my phone, bro? I got kids. I got two a 2-year-old and a four-year-old. >> Like you said, we're all on camera. We're not going to take your phone. >> Okay. So, where's my phone? I need to call my mom so my wife can get my kids. >> I didn't know the phone was an issue till right now. We'll figure that out. >> Okay. Well, my phone was on my hood. >> All right. We'll get your phone. >> Okay. Well, y'all need to get it cuz it's wet. >> You don't remember anything that happened when you're on the ground? >> No. >> No. >> You don't remember if he kicked you, punched you, bit you, slapped you? >> No. All he did was try to just pin me down. All he did was put his knee on my on my >> on your shoulder. >> My shoulder. So he put your knee on your shoulder and then what happened? >> And then I said, "What are you talking about?" >> He just put you in >> call back up. He called back up cuz he said I was resistant and I said, "How the am I resistant if I'm not arrested?" >> So how long was his knee on your shoulder before you were in handcuffs? Just a guess. >> I don't know. Like what 20 seconds? >> Did it was he able to get you in handcuffs or did another officer come and help Oh, he he how he I was in handcuffs with him, but the other officer came to assist him and put the other handcuff on my arm while the one dude had my one arm and then the other officer put the handcuffs on it. >> Are you injured anywhere? >> I don't know. I don't know yet. My adrenaline is high. >> Do you need EMS to come check you out? >> No, I don't. Bro, >> so >> I need a phone call. I can call my mom for my kids right now. We're talking. Are you hurt anywhere? How about that? Does anything hurt? >> No, >> nothing hurts. >> No. You got her back there. >> Uh, let's pull her easier. >> Or it'll be easier to [ __ ] off. Is that that just hit me in my eye? >> What the? >> Come on now. I don't even weigh that much. >> And I need some clothes cuz I'm wet and it's cold. >> And I need to call my peoples. She's coming. >> The woman was charged with resisting arrest, assault on a police officer, and driving with a suspended license. From one chaotic traffic stop to the next. This was the moment deputies encountered, [music] a rowdy female on a motorcycle. >> Put your hands on top of your head. >> What am I doing? >> Put your hands on top of your head right now. >> What am I doing? >> Put your hands on top of your head. >> No, bro. You're doing too much. Look, sir, you're doing too much. We're taking off. What is your back badge number? Look at what you do. Look at what you do. Look at what you're doing. I don't trust you either. >> None of y'all y'all believe. >> On December the 30th, 2024 in St. Cloud, Florida. Officers noticed a reckless motorcycle driver on the road and attempted to have the female pulled over. The driver, identified as Makia Nia Richardson, [music] ignored the instructions and continued riding all the way into the parking lot of a T-Mobile store. From that point on, the confrontation went insanely south in a matter of minutes. >> Stop right now. Get back on there. Sit down right there. Put your hands on top of your head. >> What am I being? >> Put your hands on top of your head right now. >> Put your hands on top of your head. >> What am I being arrested for, though? >> I say you're being arrested. Turn around. >> Stop. I haven't done nothing. I haven't done nothing. What are you doing? What am I being arrested for? >> Stop. >> No, bro. You're doing too much. Look, sir. You're doing too much. We're taking off. >> What is your back badge number? I need to find a good parking spot. I was pulling. Look at what you doing. Look at what you doing. Look at what you doing. Look at what you doing. Look at what you doing, bro. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Look at what you doing, sir. Look at what you doing. >> Resist. >> Mr. Who? >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Yeah. I'm going to write your ass up. Nah, bro. I didn't turn off. >> Stop resisting. >> Resisting what? >> Stop resisting. >> You're on top of me. >> Resisting. >> Look. Look. I'm resisting parking lot. T-Mobile. >> You don't even tell me what I'm I'm being arrested for. You're being arrested for resisting and fleeing. >> No, sir. I'm not seeing fleeing nothing. I parked up and I'll wait on you. >> Give it back. I took >> I was in the road. >> Give me your other arm. >> The traffic was already Look at you being stupid. Look at you being stupid. You should taste your son or your daughter on the holidays, Christmas and New Year's. >> Give me your other arm, >> dude. >> Give me your other arm. >> What are you arresting me for? >> Give me your other arm. >> For what? >> Look at what you're doing. Look at what you're doing. Look at what you're doing. >> I'm already on the ground. >> Put your arms behind your back. >> What am I being arrested for? >> Put your arms behind your back. >> Look at what you're doing. I hope they got cameras over here. >> Record. Record. >> Please [music] record. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Record. Look. Look at what you're doing. You gota tell I'm about to get tell you. So watch. >> YOU'RE ALREADY ON top of me. You >> look Look, look. >> Put your arms behind your back. >> You're a cop, right? Cuz you're a cop. You're just doing it right. >> Put your arms behind your back. Right. >> Put your arm behind your back. >> Look. Look. >> Put your arm behind your back. >> Look. I'm doing it. I'm doing it right now. >> Don't fight me. Stop. You're going to get tased. Stop doing it. Look at what you're doing. Put your hand behind my on your back. Do not bite me. >> Look at what you're doing. Some dumb [ __ ] >> Dumb and you need my back for what? Three cops for what? Make sure you're right, too. Make sure you're right. That's all I got to say. I'm not driving >> cuz he's being wrong. You're not. You're not. You're not. It's unlawful on the side of the road. >> Cops. I ain't never seen this. Right. Let me Can you pick that up, please? >> I'll grab him once we get you in the car. >> Just one for one person, bro. >> Can I get that shoe? >> Let me get all your bad number. Call this sir too. Call it. What's your name, sir? >> I'll give you my bad number. >> Say less. I want this one. >> Okay. Stop. >> I try. Look at what the doing. [music] >> Stop. >> How am I going to stop? HOW AM I GOING TO STOP? >> SOMEBODY AMERICA. >> I understand that. Stop. >> I want the body cam everything. >> That's fine. Stop. >> And I want a lawyer. Perfect. >> You You're arresting me for noing reason cuz I stopped. I found somewhere safe to park. You understand? Not me. >> All right. So, you're dealing with punk mother. >> You're dealing with me. Relax. >> I wish you would. I wish you would. >> Stop moving. >> You're already on top of me. I'm asking what the wrist arrested me for. You can't even tell me that. >> Relax. >> Stupid. I'm going to relax. Are you dealing with me? >> Three of y'all. One of >> three of y'all. One of me. WHAT I'MMA DO? >> YOU'RE BEING PLACED IN ARREST. >> Shut up, bro. YOU'RE BEING DUMB. SO, I WASN'T MESSING. >> Get in the car, >> dummy. >> Get in the car. >> The woman had the nerve to question the validity of the arrest despite not listening to a single command the deputies gave her amidst Makia's nonsensical tantrums. One officer attempted to calmly knock some sense [music] into her. >> Yes. Yes. I will grab your grab yourself. >> I want his back. Listen to me. I'm a lawyer. >> I got you. I'm playing with y'all, bro. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. I want to build a number which receive everything. Cameras, everything. >> You're dealing with me. Look at me. Look at me. You're dealing with me. Look at me. >> Being dumb, bro. All this [ __ ] >> What's your name? >> My ID. You got my ID. Whatever your ID. >> Whoever took whatever I hand, they got it. >> That's fine. You're dealing with me. Okay. >> Look at what you're doing. Look, look, look. I want his back number. >> We're going to give you all that information. >> Whoever has my ID knows my name. >> I'm not going to play this game. I have >> You don't have to play no damn game. We already played it. It's already played. You should have been here. You should have been here. Not no dude. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to focus? No, >> he has everything. >> Step out, please. >> No, I got to step out. So, y'all put me into step cover. >> Yes. Come on. >> Don't make no sense. >> Do you have anything on your >> No, I just said no. >> Your feet. >> Jesus. >> Yeah. Like, we're going to trust you. >> I don't trust you either. >> None of y'all. Y'all bleed blood, too. The I trust none of y'all. >> Are these like spandex or what are these? >> I don't know, girl. >> You want to know my name? He has everything. >> Yeah, she's good. >> I'm going to grab your other shoe for you. Hi, >> Ma'am. Are you injured? Uh, come here. I got to take pictures of you. >> He's injured. >> That's fine. Step out for me, please. >> I'm not. I'm good. >> Step out for me, please. Thank you. You know, you can't be having the cuffs at the front, right? We're going to push him to the back. That's fine. >> That's when he was right on top of me the whole time. >> Let me see your arms. You got anything on your arms? >> Honestly, bro, I should be good. >> Let me see your hand fingers. >> Oh, yeah. >> You're dealing with me. Okay. I don't know what happened, but >> man, all I got to say, just just just get me out of this. >> I need his bad number. >> That's fine. I'll give you all of them. >> Okay. Well, he's he's rolling. I know he's wrong. >> Turn around for me, please. >> Okay. Are you able to >> All right. We have to put the cuffs in the back. Okay. I'm going to switch it for you. Do not fight. Ready? >> All right. >> Now, if he had speak to me how you spoke to me, they could have smoother. >> Okay. Do me a favor. Just put it behind your back. >> I'm about to get off the bike. Get off. What kind of bro? Somebody doesn't speak to them properly. I don't [ __ ] who you want to have a badge on. I don't know, bro. Do I know my rights? Why the I put off someone car. >> So you're confused why he said get off the bike the way he did. Is that >> Let me take a picture of your bike. Do you want me to explain it to you? Explain it to you. So there's a case law. It's called Pennsylvania versus Mims. And we can order anybody out or off of a car. You know what I mean? But I get it. You're saying the way he went about it is what you're trying to say. >> Yeah. You got you got nothing to talk. >> But legally, we can say just get off the bike. We could even say get off. You know what I mean? Just rose boat wins. I don't care. You got a badge. Don't matter what your status is. Go Bose wings. I'll be none of that. >> I'm going to open up the window for you and turn off the AC. Okay. >> That's what the case law was. If you need >> I'm going to have FD over here come just to check you out. Okay. >> Thank you very much. >> Aia was deemed stable after being checked out by EMS and transported to the station where she was charged with aggravated battery on an LEO, resisting arrest with violence and fleeing from the police. The previous couple was mild compared to this psycho who whipped out a firearm [music] during a traffic stop. >> What's that? >> Past my bedtime. >> Past your bedtime. Would you let me search the vehicle real quick? >> Probably not. >> You're You got a little some some You've had a lot of pretty nervous behavior sitting here talking to me. Okay. >> I nervous. >> Yeah, you have. Step right back here for me, my man. >> I can't. >> What's that? >> I can't. >> HEY, GET BACK. GET BACK. >> ON THE 20TH of February, 2021, police officers conducted a traffic stop after a driver was caught speeding. Little did they know that the driver was concealing something unexpected. >> How you doing, sir? Hey, listen. My partner's just working on a warning for you back there. Okay. For the speed, okay? You can't be going that fast through here. I got you. Where you heading to, man? >> Back home. >> Where's that at? >> Manchester. >> Oh, okay. I got you. What brings you up here? >> My mother. >> Oh, where she live at? >> Hamilton. >> Where at? >> Hamilton. >> Hamilton. I got you. Did you come up for the day or >> drove all the way up here just for the day? >> I'm a truck driver. >> Oh, okay. >> Three-hour ride. >> I got you. Where at Hamilton? Your mom live? >> I'm on the west side. >> Over on the west side. >> Yeah. I got you. >> Yeah, I ain't been up since Christmas. >> Drive up. >> What time did you come up today? >> 10:00. >> Okay, I got you. >> What's that? >> Just past my bedtime. >> Past your bedtime. >> Yeah, I'm old man. >> I got you. Where where you live at? >> David's got a hell of a drive still. >> Yeah. See you truck driver but you think it's a long drive. This is a short drive. >> Yeah, I got you. >> We the >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Your ears are cold. >> Yep. >> Yeah. He's just working on warning. He'll be a few minutes working on that warning. Your license, everything valid, man. Okay. Yeah. Long as your license valid. Just going to be a warning. No court, no fines. >> What's that? >> Yep. I got you. >> Hey, Chips. >> No, I'm good, man. I appreciate it. I got you in trouble for anything for you, man. No, I'm good. I appreciate it. You've been to tr before, man? >> Uh, no, not that I know of. >> Not that you know of. >> You never had about 5 years ago. I I I moved a little bit. >> Uh-oh. What happened? >> I was up there. The tent was hanging down that road to survive. >> Yeah. >> That was I had to take my dad dad passed away in March. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> No good. >> No good. >> I got you. >> Just trying to keep up mind. >> Yeah. >> So, >> would they get you on like some stolen or something? >> No. No. Commercial vehicle. >> Oh, good. Just having a commercial vehicle. I got you. I got you. >> Not that I care, man. There's any weapons in here? >> No. I just curious. I always just ask. >> I blame it. This a dangerous job right here. This danger. >> Yeah, >> I got you. >> The officer continued to make small talk with the driver. However, he noticed that he was slowly getting more nervous by the minute. >> How old are you? 57. >> I'm just curious. >> 57. >> 57. How old is your mother? Huh? >> 82 83. >> Gotcha. >> Yep. >> I got you. Listen, man. You're not you're not hauling anything illegal or anything in here, are you? Nothing illegal in here. No. No. the large amounts of anything you're trying to haul or anything like that. >> Okay, I got you. If I was to ask you consent and search the vehicle, man, would you let me search the vehicle real quick? >> I mean, just a guess. >> Everything in the world. >> I got you. Okay. >> Everything in the world. >> What's that? >> This is everything in the world. >> What's everything in the world? What's that? >> Oh, I talked just asking, man. I was going to say I do was just get you on your way. >> What's that? >> Okay, I got you. Well, listen. Listen, partner. You're you're you got a little some some You've had a lot of pretty nervous behavior sitting here talking to me. Okay. >> I'm nervous. >> Yeah, you have. >> I don't feel nervous. >> Okay. You know what I do for a living, man? >> I catch drug dealers and drug smugglers. Okay. That's what I do for a living. Okay. >> Okay. And I work a K9. Okay. So, normally what happens is, you know, I'm not saying you didn't, and I'm not not saying you did anything wrong, okay? But a lot of your mannerisms and gestures while you've been sitting here talking to me, okay? I'm trying to read people, okay? >> Okay. I'm just I'm just ask partner, I'm going to give you your ID back here, okay? But before I let you go, okay, I believe at this point now, I've got enough reason. I'm going to deploy my canine. I'm going run my K9 around your vehicle real quick. Okay. >> Okay. Do me a favor and step out for me real quick. Okay. Just have you step right back here. Okay. >> When the officer requested him to step out of his car, the driver did something he would soon regret. >> You going to step right back here, man. We'll be just a second. All right. >> All right. >> You step right back here for me, my man. >> I can't. >> What's that? >> I can't. >> Hey, get back. Get back. Bill's five. Send the squad. >> Bills five. >> Drop the >> Can you contact Bill Hills 2 immediately? >> Contact Hill 7 coming round. Copy. Five gate units up here to shut this interstate down. >> What do you see? >> What do you see? >> I just He's leaving the truck. >> God damn it, >> dude. He about me. Boom. What do you see? >> He's still leaving the truck. >> Drop the hands. >> Drop the Show me YOUR HANDS. >> SHOW ME YOURING HANDS. BOTH OF THEM. BOTH OF THEM. Let's move. No, no, no. Stay back. Stay back. I don't know where the at. >> Hey, >> he's reaching. He's reaching. >> Okay. >> Quit reaching. Stop reaching. SHOW US YOUR HANDS NOW. >> SHOW US your >> I can't see his hands. He's reaching. He's reaching. He's reaching. >> He's down. >> He's down. >> Pull on me. >> Don't move. >> Get back here. >> Have you step it up, please? >> Responding units. >> Did you fire? >> I can't even tell you how many rounds I fired. Our cruisers walked away. Cruisers. Keep watching him. >> I'm watching you. >> [music]