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And now you have gotten into a second accident within one mile of the first accident that you got into. >> I don't care what if the fact that I'm drinking. I was on my way home. I found out where you live. >> I called for help and I got arrested out the door. >> Do I get a mud shot? >> Yes. >> You don't control me. >> Are my dollars do? >> On May 15th, 2023, officers responded to an area following a report of a vehicle crashing into another car in a supermarket parking lot. The driver was reportedly under the influence with multiple witnesses on scene. >> Hi, how are y'all doing? >> I was going to move it out of the way for she was able to move. >> Okay. So, y'all don't know her? >> All right. >> I just called her relatives for >> I made the I made the phone call to the police. >> Yes, sir. >> So, I was in Wind parking lot and a Puerto Rican guy in a Mercedes Biz hit my car and I called the police and he was about to say Yeah. And I said, "You hit my car." I said, "You hit my car." I was I had been sitting there for an hour and a half and I said, "You hit my car." He said, "No, you hit my car." I said, "No, I didn't hit your car." I said, "You hit my car." So he said, "You hit my car. I'm called the police." I called the police. I videotape him and he walking around the window. And then he just decided he was going to I left. He said, "You a mad black woman that's striking." I said, "Yeah, I'm on my way home at the end of my day. I'm going home, but you hit my car." So, he drove his Mercedes into my and I said, "You hit my car." So, I'm calling police on. >> But, but he didn't hit your car. You >> No, he did hit my car. I was parked. >> His car is parked since 9:00 in the morning. >> I was parked, >> ma'am. His car has been parked there since 9:00 this morning. >> Okay. So, let me close my door. So, clearly clear. No, clearly you're not hearing me. You're not hearing me. >> Okay. >> I parked my car. He came out to the car and I said, "You hit my car." >> Ma'am, there's there's video. >> Okay. Well, good. I haven't gotten back. >> And his car was parked there since 9:00 in the morning. >> Oh, does he work at We >> No, he takes a bus. >> Does he work at >> He takes a bus to his job in the morning. >> What? What does he So, what do I take a bus to my job? So, what what plus does he take that I didn't take? >> What >> what plus did he take that I didn't take? >> Nobody said anything about plus. >> You said he take a plus to his job. I asked you a question. What plus did he take to his job? >> Are you under the influence of anything? >> Is that No, I'm asking a question. >> I didn't say plus. >> I asked you a question. What plus did he take to his job that I didn't take to mine? I answer the question, >> ma'am. >> Answer the question. >> Okay. If you you really want to go this way. >> No, no. I ask you a question. >> I ask you a question. What plus to his job that I didn't take to >> Do me a favor, ma'am. Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not doing that. >> Ma'am, I'm telling you to step out of the car, >> ma'am. Please step out of your vehicle. Hello. Can you hear me? I would really not like to put hands on you and pull you out of your vehicle. >> You will not put hands on me cuz I'm at this point I'm calling Tony Jones. That's perfectly fine, ma'am. >> And I'm calling >> Cherry. I'm calling Cynthia. >> That is perfectly fine, ma'am. I'm giving you a lawful order to please step out. >> There's no reason for me to step out of my car because I'm in my car minding my business. I had a person put their hands on me and run their vehicle into my car. >> Ma'am, I am telling you to step out of your vehicle. I am doing a criminal investigation for driving under the influence. Do not do not do not do not make this do you >> are making this harder than it needs to be. >> Please step out of your vehicle. Please step out of your vehicle. My name is Officer Milman. Badge 1129. And what is your name? What is your name? >> You don't. >> Ma'am, >> that's He's not a police officer. >> I know he's not a police officer. I know who he is. >> Ma'am, please step out of your vehicle. >> So, no. I'm informing you that I'm concerned that you are driving under the influence. I will give you all of the reasons why I'm concerned that you are driving under the influence because I have witnesses at the Windixie parking lot who said you were under the influence. You drove into someone's car in the Windixie parking lot and then you left the scene without providing your information and now you have gotten into a second accident within one mile of the first accident that you got into. Because of all of those reasons, I believe that you are under the influence and I'm trying to conduct an investigation. I am now asking you to step out of the vehicle. I'm going to ask you to step out of the vehicle one more time. Then I'm going to tell you to step out of the vehicle. And then I'm going to make you step out of the vehicle. >> So this is the person. So So this is officer. What's your name? >> My name is Officer Milman. >> Okay. >> And for the fifth time, I am asking you to step out of your fifth time. >> So I was in So here I am. >> And we're recording as well. So it's going to show you. I'm glad you're reporting because black women, black men, they die in police >> observance. >> I have not been rude to you. I have been very polite to you. I said to you and I step out of the vehicle. >> I called the police because a man hit my car and I called the police on him because he hit my car. >> Okay. Well, you were not there when we responded. >> I know I wasn't there because I was trying to go to my home. So, I called him. He has a Mercedes-Benz. I took his picture. I took his tag number. And because he hit my car, >> I'm gonna ask two more times. >> No. No. You can't ask me. You can't ask me. I'm in my car. >> I'm So, Drag me out. Drag me out. >> I'm going to ask you again. Please step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of my car. >> Please step out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm not stepping out of my car because I haven't done anything wrong. >> I am telling you now. I am going to give you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. >> Cynthia. Cynthia. Cynthia. I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. >> Ma'am, >> that's fine. I I don't have a problem. I don't have a problem. >> I don't have a problem. >> I don't have a problem. >> Okay. >> I don't have a problem. >> Perfect. Now, I'm going to roll you over so we can hold on. Hold on. You're not going to get You're not going to turn me over. No, >> you will not. You will not. >> You will not. You will not. Ma'am, I'm going to roll you over to stand you up. >> You will not. You will not. >> Let's just roll her over and then we'll go. >> Roll over. >> Sit up. Sit up. >> Do it. That's right. >> 3 2 1 up. >> So I actually So a Puerto Rican man hit my car and call the police on me. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. So a Puerto Rican man. No. A You can't tell me to stop. You That's free. That's free. That's free speech. You can't stop my free speech. You can't stop my free speech. >> That's free speech. >> You can't stop my free speech. >> Sit in the vehicle. >> My free speech is a Puerto Rican man hit my car in the window parking lot and I call the police on and then now you're arresting me. >> Sit in the vehicle. Thank you. >> Officer Milman for the third time. Officer Milman for the third time. >> Oh, how long you been on the horse? >> Long enough. >> No, you ain't been on there long enough. Okay. >> You ain't been on there long enough. You've been on there what? Two years. >> Longer than that. >> Oh, longer than that. Okay. Well, good. You're a good [ __ ] >> Tell me what happened. >> I was just sitting waiting for the light to change and she was coming down pretty quick and then all of a sudden she decides she wants to turn down this road and she just turned right into me. >> Okay. >> Sorry. I'm sorry. all this. I'm like, "Well, I got to call the cops anyway because >> Yeah. All righty. >> No, don't don't already mean because he hit my car. He turned He turned out further than I turned in and he hit my car. And you want to say I hit his car?" No, I did not. He turned out. I don't care what the fact that I'm drinking. I was on my way home. He turned He was over that line. >> And I know he was over that line. So So wait. So So wait, so what? So take the black woman to jail. Go ahead. Go ahead. I'm I'm good. >> Okay. >> No. Go ahead. No. No. Don't say nothing to me. >> Okay. Well, I have >> No. No. No. No. You ain't got to say nothing to me. You can call my attorney and you can do that because y'all You're wrong. You're wrong. You renown. You can't say nothing to me because his ass turned out. He was over the line and he turned out ahead of me. He turned out ahead of me. He was over the line and he turned out ahead of me. And that's why his car came into my car because I turned in now. So do with your due diligence. M Officer Milano, do do your due diligence. >> I'm trying. >> No, you are. You can't. You can't because you wrong because he wrong and y'all wrong. Y'all wrong. So let me hit you with this. So let me So call my attorney. That's the only thing you could do. >> Okay. Baby girl, baby girl, to call my attorney. I'm calling attorney because the the Puerto Rican man that was in witness the parking lot that hit my car. He hit my car and then he called I turned into this parking lot and this man, this white man on this um parking and this intersection, he turned out too far. He was over the line. He was over the line and then he hit my car and then he wanted to call the police and say I hit his car. I did not hit his car. He was over the line accepting the >> So I'm not accepting I'm not accepting anything. I'm not accepting anything. You a liar. You a liar. You a liar. You a liar. You a liar. You a liar. If you refuse to submit to a lawful or because you are liar because you for a period of one year or you're a lawyer as a result of a refusal to submit to a law you're in I don't care what you say to a liar is a liar breath you're in a liar is a liar has previously been refusal to submit to a lawful test of business of the person. >> Refusal to submit to lawful testing manadmissible in my carated court proceedings. >> He hit my car. >> Will you take a breath, urine, or blood test? >> No. >> No, I ain't doing [ __ ] >> He was over the line. You have the right to remain anything you say can and will be held against you in the court of law. >> You have the right question. >> He's a liar. I did not hit his question. >> He was over the line. >> He was over the line. >> He was over the line. >> Do you understand? >> He was over the line. He was over the line. >> He was over the line. >> You're good. I want you to just try and >> He was over the line. >> He's just a little agitated. I just have to >> No, I'm not agitated. He was over the line. So So now you want me to comply because these got me in handcuffs. So you want me to comply cuz his ass was over the line? >> Well, that you know what? You remember you told Vince about that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Bye. >> Hey, you know what I'm saying? Yeah. See, that's what I'm saying. That ain't going to get you nowhere. He was over the line over the line and that's why his car interacted with my car because he was over the line. And then I called the man and went Dixie parking lot because the man in Wix parking lot hit my car. I called the police and went the parking lot because the man who went the parking lot hit my car and I called the police because he hit my car. Then he was like, "Oh, you're a black woman. You drinking." I said, "What are you talking about?" And he was like, "I'm going to call the police on you because you a black woman and you drinking." I said, "Well, call the police on me." So, I left. And then I came down here and he was over the line and then he was he was over the yellow two the two strips of line. >> The the the guy in the that car right there in the blue car. >> Yeah. >> The guy in the blue car was over the double line. The guy in the blue car was over the double line. >> The guy right here. >> Yes. And now he wants to call the police and say, "Oh, well, I'mma call the police." I said, "Well, call the police, sir, because you're over the line." I said, "I don't have a problem with it." I was sitting there and he drove his Merced no >> You drove He drove his Mercedes into my car. >> Calm down. >> Now that you're here, I'm not going to tow her vehicle. She's She was involved in two accidents today within half a mile of each other. She hit a car in the Windixie parking lot. She left. She made it half a mile down the road before she hit this car. Both the vehicles that she hit were stopped and parked when she hit them. She refused to comply with any of my options to have her get out, revive her information. I was very nice. I asked her, "Please, honestly, probably 15 times before I had pull her out and put her in cuffs." So, I there's only so much that I can do. Driving under the influence hurts and kills a lot of people. She's I can smell the alcohol coming off her. She already admitted to drinking. So, we have to at this point she's tied my hands um in this situation. So, I'm not going to tow the car. There is going to be an accident report completed for this accident that's here. Um luckily, the other accident where she hit the car in the parking lot was on private property and the other person whose car that she hit um did not want to go through with the report. Um but so she's she's going to be going today for driving under the influence. Um she's not going to actually leaving the scene of an accident charge cuz he didn't want to report over there. >> Um >> she what you what you what you >> I'm going to roll the window down so you just try and calm her down cuz she's >> you need to calm down. >> You're making it worse. Calm down. >> Uh yeah, it's unlocked. What did you tell Vincy? >> What did you tell? What did you tell Vinc? >> You going to get more time. What did you tell Vincy? >> What did you tell Vinci? >> What did you tell Vinc liars? >> You still have >> I don't I don't give a I don't give a I'mma tell the truth all day long. I'mma tell the truth all day long. I'mma tell the truth all day long. Don't shut me up. If you if you talking like you have some sense they won't set you up. >> Why you talking like that? You told Did you tell business I talk like that? >> I'm going to tell the truth. >> Well, that that ain't that ain't the way to do it. >> I'mma tell the truth. >> That's the way to do it. >> I'm going tell the truth. >> Did you tell like that? >> I'm going tell the truth. >> If that's Casey, then >> if I'm a black woman, I call the police on him and he said he called the police on me and then he called the police on me because I'm a black woman. I'm going to get arrested because I'm a black woman. >> Yeah. Right now you you you can call the police. Give me to my car. >> You're not acting like Irma. You're not acting like Irma. If you act like Irma, maybe it's going to be different. >> I said no. You ran into my car. I told the police. >> You're not acting like you. >> What you told Vince? Listen to me. >> I said I'm call I got rights. >> I got right. >> Who car? >> All right. Well, I'll tell you. But >> I have a daughter on the phone. She say, "Does she have to be arrested?" I mean, >> she's she's tied her hands like two accidents within the distance. >> She's refusing to comply with us. Um, she's >> two accidents. Go ahead. >> And she's admitted to her drinking. He smells alcohol coming off her voice or coming to >> Hold on a sec. Can she speak if I put on speaker phone? >> Um, yeah. Uh, depends. I don't know when he's about to leave. Let me ask. >> Oh, no. He's about He's about to leave. He's gone. You think you got a job? You think Tony Jones gave you a job? You think Chestnut gave you a job? Cherry gave you a job. You move to the park, [ __ ] I work at the city. Pay your bills and I'll find out where you live. >> Is that a threat? >> I sure will. >> So, are you threatening me? >> No, I'm not threatening you. Not at all. Not at all. >> Sounds like a threat. >> I'm not threatening you. >> Okay. I am not threatening you. >> All right. Be careful what you say. >> Threatening you. I am not threaten. So let me be clear. I am not threatening you. I am telling you that you are. She >> That's fun. >> Who is our You still >> So who is your boss? You're still being your boss. You can get her out. You got >> Who is your boss? >> Hop on out. Irma, >> who is your boss? >> Irma, we're not going to do this again. I already have put you on the ground. >> Ask a question. >> I'm Lieutenant Holmes. No, no, >> I can get out. I can get out. >> Perfect. Get out. >> Okay. Pat you down. You come out. Yeah. That's it. >> Okay. Okay. >> You're going to be in this custody. >> Okay. Well, you want to call Watson. Okay. I'm sorry. >> Once you're once he sees you and gets you all taken care of. >> Sit down. >> I need a tissue to wipe my nose. I >> sit down. Thank you. >> My car. What you talking about? I call the police on you. Because I have a Toyota and he call the police on me. One person hits my car and I call the police on him and you arrest me cuz I I'm off work. I have made I probably deliver flowers to your mother. I'm a florist. I deliver flowers for the last freaking two weeks. I deliver flowers to every freaking body. I'm a florist. I'm a designer. I do flowers. I have worked meticulously delivering flowers to parents and mothers. I take one freaking day and this guy hits my car and I call the police on him. And because he's Puerto Rican and I'm black, I get arrested. I have worked Saturdays, Friday, Saturday, Sunday. I worked 15 hours delivering flowers, making flowers, delivering flowers, and making flowers to everybody except my own. >> He refused to take a test. I have requested >> test on what? >> The consent to uh the breath test. >> He refused to take the test. >> What test? What test are you talking about? I'm just what? >> We're doing a breath test. All right. >> Okay. Okay. What's your name? Yes, ma'am. >> Yeah. I ain't taking no test. >> Do But do you understand what I read? >> I don't understand what you're saying. I ain't taking no test. I don't care about >> I'm a wedding. I I make flowers. I'll probably send flowers to your mama over the way. >> Why did you get arrested? >> Because you're driving. >> No, no, no. He hit my car. I called the police cuz he hit my car. >> All right. Yeah. I'm just going to hang out here. >> Oh, hang out. Take a seat. >> No, we're we're about to leave. >> We're We're about to go. >> Oh, you're about to go. >> No, we are about to go. We're going to go to the hospital now. >> We ain't going to the hospital. >> We are going to the hospital >> for what? >> So you can get checked out. >> I'm fine. >> I know. So, when we get to the hospital, just tell the doctors that you're fine and we can go in and they'll send you right back out and it'll be great. >> Yeah. And let me talk you all the way there. Let me tell you how much of a punk you need. Open it up. >> That's That's not very nice. >> Oh, yeah. I don't care. Yeah. You weren't very nice because a man hit me in my car and you arrest me and not white man. I don't care. >> After no police coming for over an hour, I decide to leave and go home. Another white man hits my car and we both call the police, but I get arrested. We talk in our meetings consistently how you abuse your powers. That's part of the primary reason why most of you are officers cuz you like to abuse powers. That's an issue you guys got. And women, some of y'all are women, but y'all like to abuse your powers. You have a power struggle. >> You ready? >> Ready. >> Can I put my foot out? >> Yes. Come on. >> One or two? You're going to put them both out so we can walk into the emergency room. >> Okay, we walk to the emergency room. >> Yep. >> Okay. Well, I'm only 5'2, so I have to jump. >> Okay. Well, I'm not going to let you fall, >> Andrew. >> Yeah. Doing good now. >> Oh, we doing good. You going We're doing so good. You going to wish you never knew my have your job and you going to move to another county. >> Oh, no. I really started liking this county. >> What county you came from? You know, I know. >> Yeah. What county did I come from? >> You going to pee in a cup for us? >> No. You have a history? >> No. >> I'm going to make this your work. No. No. And no. And no. And no. No. No. And no. >> Cool. >> All right. Put your feet up. >> You put your feet up and you lay down. I'm going to take one of the cuffs off. >> Take the cuffs off. >> Well, you got to put your feet up and lay down. >> For what? I don't want to lay down. >> Well, you got to lay down. >> I'll sit right here. You can take my cuffs off. All right. And off. >> All right. Then you can sit there with the cuffs on. >> That's [ __ ] mine. >> All right. What's your name? >> No. >> Okay. Thank you. >> So I think I heard this very minor tender bender. >> Yes. So there was actually two minor. So I called the police on the guy that hit me in the Windixie parking lot and I called the police but no police came. So I decided I would drive myself home and I called the guy was on 23rd Avenue and he hit my car. So I called the police again and the police came but they arrested me instead of arresting the first white guy or the second white guy. They didn't decide they was going to arrest the black girl. Okay, I hear you. >> Yeah. I'm not No. >> Has there been Was it the same person? Uh, >> do we even have her in this? >> Are you having any medical issues? >> No. >> Okay. Do you need to stay in the hospital? >> Yeah. She refused breath test, refused everything. She's refusing everything. >> You're right, Andrew. I'm contesting everything, Andrew. I'm going to have >> that if we can do the pregnancy test for when we go back. If not, or she refuses, as long as we put that on there that she refused. The two accidents, the first one was literally like she was in a parking spot and pulled too far forward and bumped the car. >> I didn't pull too far forward. He pulled I was there already. He pulled in front of a turn and I apologize. He bumped my car. >> She took the turn too wide and rubbed. >> No, the first No, you're you're lying. You're lying. You are lying. I would say the max. I was parked there already. I was getting my nails done. I was already parked there. He pulled into the parking space and bumped my car. I called the police when she bumped my car and no police came. Don't lie. >> Are is there a chance that you're pregnant? >> What? How? >> Okay. Are you willing to do a pregnancy test just to confirm? No. >> Okay. Can you just humor me and tell me where we are right now? >> I ain't humoring. But this mother out of this room. >> I mean, he's going to have to come back. >> He got to go. He got to go because he's a liar. >> He's going to have to come back. We can chat with him. >> He's making me come back. >> I see it on TV all the time. God, but I never thought it would be me. >> I just had to make sure that you met with Hey, one of the things that we >> I called the police cuz I needed help. I called the police cuz I needed help and they arrested me cuz I called for help. >> Nothing. None of the conversation. >> I called for help and I got arrested going to change anything about that. I can't do anything for you on that. What I can do is I need to get a urine from you. Make sure that you're not pregnant before you go to jail. In which if you refuse me, just write out your fuse and that you're still going to go to jail. So nothing changes on that. >> And I need to ask is your shoulder better since we got your >> ar My shoulder is hurting. >> Okay. Do you want me to get X-ray your shoulder? >> My shoulder is hurting because I told him not to put my hand because my back I tried to tell him and >> I can't help what happened for you. I'm asking him question. >> Thank you. I'm sorry do that on my head. I couldn't hear you. She was screaming. Thank you. >> I want him outside. Outside the door. Outside the door. I want him outside the door. I said no. >> That is not your call. It is my call. I'm a patient. Yes, I am. >> You're not You're in >> I don't care. He He can have custody out the door. >> By our rule, he stays in >> by my rule. As a patient, he goes outside. >> Doesn't really matter what you want in this matter. You're in police custody. You don't have that option. So, you can sit there and scream. You can scream as much as you want. It's not going to change it. >> He goes outside the door. >> No, he doesn't. He stays right here in the door. My medical insurance >> doesn't pay for this. It goes on that bill. No, it does not. >> Yes, it does. No, it does not insurance. >> Well, it's not paying for this, right? They are. >> They don't pay for >> they will on this one. >> And my taxes pay for everything. >> That's great. >> I have police rights and I have hospital rights. And my rights as a patient and my rights as a a citizen says your out the door. I have only asked for my rights. So you nor the hospital have any rights. So what you don't know is I have a hospital administrator that is sits on the board of the hospital. So let him walk his little right back on up in him when I tell you you need not know who you messing with. Andrew, you have your camera on. Is your camera on? >> You're being extremely rude to everybody. >> I'm asking you a question. Is your camera on? >> Yep, it's on. Good. I need for make sure that your camera is on consistently. Are you texting? You texting your wife? You texting your children? You texting your family? Are you Are you doing something that's conducive to your job? Are you just on Facebook? So So here's the thing. If you're not doing something on your phone that's not conducive to your job, you should not be doing it. What are you doing? Are you on your Facebook? Are you on your Tik Tok? What are you doing? So what you're doing on your phone is not conducive to your job. >> Okay? It's not conducive. Okay, that's >> doing paperwork. >> Yeah, I'm on paperwork. Put me on paperwork. But guess what? I'm on camera, too. And you on paperwork. Are you looking up police reports? Are you looking up police anything? >> Yeah. Training videos. >> Training. You are in training. Training. I should have I You know what? I suspect that's why your That's why you was there cuz you was training on a Monday. So that's what So we know we have like the police routings and I know like y'all time frames when y'all go in and go out and I should have known this was a training. He came that time of day when I sit on the police boards and we talk about how we put y'all out. >> Y'all shifts. >> Yeah. You know what shifts we work? >> I sure do. >> What shifts we work? >> Well, you tell me. >> I thought you knew. You know, Barney, you know, Barney, >> I work them. Obviously, I know. >> Well, then tell me. >> I already know. So, you tell me. Tell me. Tell me. Since you knowledgeable, Barney, >> let's just get your little X-ray done so we can go. >> Yeah. Well, let's go ahead and get that done. Take out the door and tell them how much longer it's going to be. >> Is that work related? >> Yeah, it's my boss again. >> Okay. As long as it's workrelated, then you're fine. I'll definitely be looking up your history on your phone. >> Yeah, you're going to need a warrant. >> Oh, that's not hard to get some jail house blues. >> This is going to be fun. Do I get a mug shot? >> Yes. >> I got a freaking mug shot. How is this going to tell you? Oh my goodness. I even get a mug shot. >> What' you say? Is that y'all? >> She She's very happy that she get a mug shot, girl. >> I thought I was laughing. >> I was laughing. >> Yeah, I was laughing. >> I was just making sure. >> I was laughing, girl. Cuz guess what, girl? I get a mug shot. Listen. >> Are you going to make sure you look good? >> Uh uhuh. I ain't got no lipstick on, but I'mma lay my head to the side. They going to make me take my bobby pins out and take my pants out, but that's okay. I'll get a mug shot, girl. Maybe uh maybe you can just kind of wet your face. >> I can wet my face. I will clear my eyeliner away. >> Make sure you smile real pretty. Real pretty. >> You can kind of like Oh, wait. You can't aim. >> Dick Tracer can't smile. Bonafide. He can't smile. He bond five in the back. >> That's me, by the way. >> He bon five. Dick Tracer. He had to do today. But arrest a black woman that was calling police on somebody who hit her car. >> I thought that's me. Okay. >> If you have to take one, make it look good. >> Yeah. What if I have to take mama and make her look good? That's all it >> We going to be your first appearance together cuz y'all don't really arrest people. You know that sit out of Walmart and Publix and you know our tax dollars keep going up cuz y'all ain't got nothing to do with ride around and neighborhoods that y'all really don't police. You the police. Your a should be on the boards seeing on what's going on in Gainesville. That's what you should be up and down University Avenue when the drunken students. >> So, you would you do want me to enforce drinking and driving? Then >> I do want you to enforce it. Of course, I do want you to enforce it. But guess what? Today was not the day because guess what? He pulled out in front of me. No. No. Absolutely not. Because he pulled over the line. Don't try me. And I told you from the beginning that he pulled over the line and he hit my car. You should have came the first time when I called you in the Windixie parking lot. >> I did go to Windixie. >> You did not. I did. No. No. Police showed up. >> Yeah. That's >> the guy. The guy left. >> No, he didn't. Cuz I talked to him. >> The guy in the Mercedes Benz SUV. >> Mhm. >> Pulled away. >> No, he didn't. >> Yes, he did. I saw him. I stood there. >> Okay. Well, I talked to him in the Windix park. >> I didn't talk to him, but I >> And he showed me the picture of you hitting his car. I mean, I was already parked. How can I get his car when I'm already parked? >> His car has been there since 9:00 this morning. >> No, no, his car was not there. >> Okay, >> I called. >> Listen, Miss Irma. Miss Irma, you're going to have your day now. Missile. >> I have a Miss Irma now. >> I've been respectful. >> Well, thank you for the definition. >> But you'll have your day in court. >> Well, that will be perfectly fine. And so will you. >> Yes, I will. I'll be there. I hope to be >> not nice. We were doing so good. >> No, we ain't doing No, we we we ain't got good. There was no good. >> Period. You ain't got good period with me. Ever. Ever. Ever. Ever. Is your camera on? Andrew, is your c Hello. >> We're not. >> What's the problem? >> I'm trying to talk to him, but he's ignoring me. I asked him a question. Is your camera on? Are you doing for the camera? Are you doing your job? >> Yes. >> I asked you to write up the report so my attorneys can see it. >> So why the are you in here ignoring me? >> Because I don't have >> Do your job. >> Write the report up. Hello. >> My report is done. >> Hello. >> You're going to make a mad. >> Make >> everybody in the house. >> I Well, pay attention. >> My report is done. >> Okay. You need to send it to my email so I can send it to my attorney. >> No, ma'am. sent you need to. Yes, you I have that right. >> No, ma'am. >> Hello. I have rights and I know that >> you do have rights. >> I have admitted patient sitting here trying to arrest this guy. >> I need I want you to listen. >> I don't I need you for him to do his job. >> You do not need to scream. >> I need for him to do his job. >> I am a patient in your hospital. I have rights and I need for I am in your hospital and I am in his custody and I need for him to do his job. >> I got chest pain on each side of you. Quit screaming. >> Okay, fine. >> Then quit screaming. That's all I'm asking you. >> Make him do his job. >> I'm not I can't make him do his job. I have nothing to do with him. >> Do his job. >> I don't have anything to do with him. >> Make him do his job. >> X-ray tact. I just moved him. He's going to come do the Xray your shoulder as soon as you Let's go. >> I'm trying to get him to come. Believe me, >> he's sending his on Facebook. >> I don't care what he's doing. >> I don't give a [ __ ] what he doing. He I'm a taxpayer and he on my time like he on your no time. But he ain't going to sit hand your voice. >> I will lower my voice when I get the services >> that I asked him to make sure he send that to my email so my attorney could get it. He said it seems he want to ignore me. >> That's not what I said. I said, "I'm not sending you anything to the email." >> As my question, you ignored me. You don't have the right to ignore me because I am a taxpaying citizen and I pay Hold on. I pay my taxes. >> I need you to lower your voice. >> I need you to chill out. Chill out your voice. >> Chill out. >> I'm chilled out. I need you to lower your voice. >> Listen. Listen. >> I don't need to listen. I need you to lower the voice. That's it. >> Listen, Danny. >> Lower. >> You need to do your job. >> I'm doing my job. >> Don't sit your up in here and act if you ignore ignore me. You want to ignore me? take your out the door. >> Nope. >> So I don't have to see you. >> Nope. >> But as long as you in here and I'm in your custody, >> I don't have to. >> You're going to do your job. >> I'm doing my job. >> And that means that you need to be [ __ ] aware. >> I'm aware. >> You don't get to go to sleep. You don't get to on your Facebook. You don't get to be on your phone. You don't get none of that. >> Okay. If that's how you feel. >> That's exactly how I feel. >> But you're not in charge of me. >> I don't care. >> Okay. >> I don't care. >> We're at an impass cuz you're not going to do >> pass. What I am is a taxpaying person who was unjustly arrested. So ain't no impass. >> I'm sorry you feel that way, but it's it's an impass. You don't control me. >> My dollars do. >> Okay, that they really don't. >> My dollars pay your salary. >> Okay, >> so you don't get to sit your ass up on the phone and ignore the what I say. >> Yes, I do. >> You will not. I tell you what, I keep doing it. >> What are you going to scream and get kicked out of the hospital? I don't [ __ ] get out handcuffs. What do I care? >> Okay. Well, you're the one that's acting like a child right now. >> I'm not acting like a child. You are. >> You need to pay attention. >> I don't need >> You are not paying attention. That's what you were not doing. >> Okay. Well, I don't have to pay attention. I have to make sure that you are safe in your custody. Nothing bad happens to you. >> Don't be on your phone on Facebook doing anything. >> Okay. >> That's what you need to do. Your job. >> Okay. Put the cross back up. >> Sure. Get yourself back in there. >> Put the girls up. >> Put the girls up. >> Get out of your car. Get out of my car. Cuz here's the thing. Black people that get out of their car with the police, they die. >> That's very racist. >> That is very the truth. No. >> So black people who get out of their car at the hands of the police, they typically die. >> That's very racist. >> No, it's not racist. This is the truth. >> Okay. >> All right. We got X-ray. >> Oh, no. I No. No. I don't want to know. >> You don't want to know? >> No. No. >> Okay. >> You can put it in my record. >> Okay, that sounds good. So, I don't think >> I don't want to know because my my personal physical history is my personal physical history. >> Would you like me to leave and then the doctor? >> Absolutely. All right. >> As long as he's in here, then I am more than happy to leave. >> Stop. I'm trying to double lock them so they don't get tighter. >> They already tight cuz I have small wrists. >> Okay. Well, you're not in charge here. I'm trying to get this done and get you to jail as fast as I possibly can. >> I'm not prison. >> Okay, let's do it. >> And don't you have to walk me like I'm a mother murderer cuz I'm not. >> You ain't calling to white. You going to call you going to come and arrest me. Okay. The woman was charged with driving under the influence and resisting arrest.
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