I know my right. >> Okay. >> Very well. Call a supervisor right now. >> I don't have to have a valid driver's license. >> You do? >> No, I do not. >> Okay. >> Karens are never easy to handle and they're always sure that they're right. >> He can give my phone to the officers at the jail. At the job. At the job. >> Can you give it to them? >> I know my rights. I know my [ __ ] rights. >> What rights are you? >> I know my [ __ ] rights. >> For some reason, they believe that they can get away with anything because they know their rights. But what happens when these I know my rights Karens meet nononsense cops? >> Please stay away for me. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. >> Okay. You You have to turn around. >> No, sir. >> I know my rights. >> You don't know. >> I do because Do you know who my dad is? >> I don't care who your dad is. >> Okay. >> Here are several moments when I know my rights. Karen's meet no nonsense [music] cops. Starting with Sarah, a lieutenant's wife and a textbook [music] definition of an entitled Karen who thought that yelling on about her rights would somehow save her from consequences after plowing a truck into [music] another car. >> She hit the side of my car. I had to pursue her all the way down here and I believe she's intoxicated. >> That's part of it. I'm going to read you something called >> on my right side. I know my rights. >> No, no, no. I'm going to read you the implied consent advisory. >> My office is on the line. He's a lieutenant. So, >> okay. >> He's a lieutenant. So, I know my rights. I can smell the alcohol coming from your >> I know my right salt. I know my right. I'm >> not asking you that. >> On May the 10th, 2025, just a few minutes after 1:00 a.m. officers arrived at the scene of a twocar crash. At first, it seemed like just another late night accident. But before long, ego and a [music] twisted sense of legal know-it-all turned the situation into something no one saw coming. >> Who's involved in Who's in the truck? >> I'm sorry, sir. >> Who's in the truck? We are >> both of you. Okay. So, you mind just waiting in the car for me? >> He came up after. >> All right. So, can you tell me what happened? >> Yes. Uh, I was turning and I guess she was turning and she hit the side of my car. I had to pursue her all the way down here and I believe she's intoxicated. >> Okay. Where were you at? >> I was um going into the hotel and Kto up the way. >> Okay. >> Um, and um I honestly I'm in kind of a little bit of shock, but um yeah, she's hit the side of the car. I turned and she hit the side of my car um as I was going to go into the hotel. >> Okay. But which which lane were you in? Where were you coming from? >> Um let me get a let me try and get a trajectory on >> I was so caught off guard and then kept running. It was confusing and they finally pulled over. Okay. [sighs] Sorry. >> Hello. >> Hello sir. >> Who was who was driving? >> You were. >> Yeah. >> What's going on? So on Lman >> Uhhuh. >> I was turning a left to come this way down and then he had a signal light to the right. >> Uhhuh. >> So as soon as I turn, he hit me. Boom. >> Okay. So you're at this light right here. >> Uh further down. >> It was like on. And you know where Apple is? >> Yeah. >> On [music] Applebee's by Jack in the Box. >> Uh-huh. >> Yeah. >> At that light. >> Mhm. >> Okay. So say again, you were turning right. >> I was turning to left. Left. >> This way. This way. Yeah. >> So, you're going left. >> He was He had a signal like to the right. >> I have a video actually. >> Can I see it? >> Yes. >> Where did he hit you at? >> He >> or which car is yours? >> This is our car. >> This is your car? >> Yeah. So, see. So, we're turning to the left. >> So, he didn't even hit us or nothing. He He didn't He didn't even hit us or nothing. >> So, then he kept going. Uh-huh. >> So, as soon as we wanted to turn, so we're going off of Lman. We're going to turn to the left. He was going to turn right. So, as soon as he turn right, he hit >> turn to the left to go where? On what street? >> I don't know where he was. So, >> no, but where were you guys going? >> We're going to the left. >> We're on Tor. >> So, you're turning left to go on Tor. And he did in Charane and she has it on like he came to us and he hit her car. >> Mhm. cuz you said that you stop you were going to the hotel and then but the portion that you just showed me was further from the hotel. >> Yeah, just Yes, it's a little further down from the hotel. >> So, I got off the highway, came down here. >> Yeah. So, this is where you were at. This is >> right around this Pan Grove place. I believe it's right in this area, but I was turning >> I was turning right and she came in and hit me. >> Okay. All right. And did any of you guys need medical attention? >> No, I think she's fine. I think I'm fine. >> Okay. Is it just you and her in the car? >> Yeah, it's just me and her. >> Okay. Do you have your license, registration? >> Yes, I just had that in my hand. I have the license and the registration. Uh, this is a rental car. >> Okay. >> So, I don't have the um the other details. This is what I have. >> I'm sorry. You can just lay right here for me. Okay. >> Back to >> I actually don't have it. From the side, it's clean, >> but we didn't even hit them. >> Yeah, but you was that there before the damage in the front? >> Huh? >> No, that's >> There's no damage. No, that's been there before. Oh, a long time ago. >> Yeah. >> Where were you guys coming from? >> Huh? Where we going to our friend's house? >> Where's that at? >> Right up the street. >> Right up the street. Go ahead. >> On hill guys. >> Okay. >> And we went around that way. So you're driving on. We are going to the left. So we're going to this side to the left. >> Main streets because I don't know what left. >> Well, let me tell you. So he'll rise. We went that way. We came out on where Hooters is and we came out this way onto Sher and we were taking a left and then he bumped into us. >> So at this light you're turning left. Yes, sir. >> Exactly. Okay. >> So, you're not going towards Lman. You're going this way. >> Going this way. Yes. >> Okay. So, you're going left on to >> Where were you guys coming from again? Your friend's house. >> Where is that at? >> Right here on I don't know the street, but um onto >> off what? >> Antoanto. I don't know the street. >> It's Hillrise. Hill R. So, Hooters and Canto. >> The situation quickly turned tense with both parties getting defensive. But the officer's sharp instincts and ability to read between the lines had kicked in. As he started asking the right questions, the truth, no matter how hard they tried to bury it, slowly began to surface. >> So, you're coming from your friend's house and then you said you're coming from uh Hillrise, you're turning to the left. >> Okay. You're turning on you're on hillrise. You're coming left onto >> the light was green. Yes. >> So, you had the right? >> Yes, it was green. Okay. Right there. >> Um, have you guys have you had anything to drink tonight, man? >> One drink? Yeah. Like >> about what time? >> That was about 2 hours ago. >> Two hours ago. >> Yeah. >> What time would you say that was? >> It's about 1:30 right now. >> About earlier. That was like >> 12:30. Yeah. 12:30. >> So about an hour ago. >> 2 hours ago. >> More or less. Yeah. Mhm. >> 1 It's 1:30 right now. You said 12:30. >> 12:30. More or less. More or less. I didn't give you an exact time. You said 12:30. >> Yeah. 12:30 more or less. >> When was your last drink? >> 12:30 more or less. >> Okay. >> Mhm. >> And you were driving the vehicle? >> Yeah. >> Do you mind if I just look at your eyes really quick? >> Just look straight. Um, >> what side? >> Just look straight. >> I'm not shining the light in your eyes. I just want to >> Hey, >> I'm looking in your car. Yeah, that's fine. >> Yeah. >> Is it going to be the exact same plan and everything? >> The exact same thing. Yeah. >> Okay. >> I just that helps. >> Well, then if I could just show you real quick. >> From here all the way down. >> If I could just see that. >> There's even there's even blue paint >> from your truck. >> I'm not saying that it's my truck. >> Come on. We're not going to do that. No, I'm >> not saying it's my truck. It's not. It's not. Whoever's truck it is. >> Okay. [music] Uh, would you be willing to do standard field sobriety tests? >> No. >> Okay. Uh, we'll just have you go back over here. >> So, who's the truck registered to? >> It's in my name, sir. >> It's in your name. But you were driving? >> Nope. >> At first, the woman who was later identified as Sarah claimed that she had been the one behind the wheel. The moment she realized where things were headed, she suddenly changed her [music] story. That move alone put everything that she had said earlier under the microscope. >> We're not going to do this. You told me when we got here that you were driving. So now all of a sudden >> So then you know the answer then why you asking? >> Because I need to make sure that you are still the driver. See how you changed up switched? >> Okay. >> Were you driving? >> Nope. >> Okay. Um >> okay. Just hang tight. >> So I know that you you were just talking to him. >> Yes, sir. I was besides. >> So, can you guys kind of just walk me through what was going on? >> So, we haven't told you guys what happened. >> Yeah, you told him. I I haven't been over here at all. >> Okay. Well, he can tell you the story. >> Okay. >> We He can tell you the story. >> Okay. You don't want to tell me nothing? [music] >> No, we're not going to tell you anything. He can tell you the story. Thank you. Ma'am, can you step over here with us? >> Oh, yeah. Of course. Where? Where? >> Over to the police car. >> Okay. >> Can you put your phone down onto the on the car? >> No. >> Why? >> Ma'am, miss, >> can you put your phone down, please? >> Why? >> Cuz you're being placed under arrest for DWI. >> Why? >> Can you please put your phone down? No. >> Okay. We're not going to do this. Can you please put your phone down? >> No, I'm not going to be picking on the dude that we wait. >> Okay. Got it. Yeah. >> Yeah. I got to give him a case number and get the 49 for the passenger. >> You tell me why. >> For DWI, man. >> For what? >> Okay. Yeah. >> You can just stop right here. >> Can you start a female? >> And can you start a female officer charge? >> Well, Martine, this 115. Can you start that way, please? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> You can just have a seat for us. >> Well, why am I getting arrested for? As he explained to you, you're under arrest for DWI. Can you please put your feet? >> Why DWI? You guys haven't taken my breathalyzer. >> So, that's that's part of it. I'm going to read you something called >> on my right side. On my right side. >> No, no, no. I'm going to read you the implied consent advisory. >> You put my side. >> No, listen. I'm going to read you the impli implied consent advisory. That'll be like the breathalyzer. You can say yes or no. >> I'm going to say no. >> Okay, that's totally up to you. I still have to I still have to read it to you regardless. Um, after that we're going to go to >> Are you recording? Because my my husband on the line. My husband is on the line. He's a lieutenant. So, >> okay. >> Yeah. >> No matter what, you're being placed under DWI. >> Okay. >> Can you put my phone? >> Grab your phone? >> No. Can you pull my phone? >> Pull your phone? >> No. Get my phone. >> Yeah. You want to hand it to me? >> No. I'm gonna have I'm going to call him. >> He's a lieutenant, so I know my rights, but we >> Okay. Can you put my phone on the line? Can you put him on the line >> for what? You're So here. >> Put him on the line. You can put him on the line. >> Okay. Are you going to let me speak or No, >> I will let you speak as soon as you let me speak as a human being and not as a criminal. >> I've been letting you speak. >> I haven't put my phone. >> Okay. Go ahead. Say what you want to say and then I I'll I'll tell you why. I'm placing you under arrest. >> Get my phone and call him. >> I'm not going to do that. >> Okay. I'll call him myself. >> So I'm going to take your phone for now. >> Exactly. Cuz you know you're wrong. >> Cuz you're under arrest. >> No, you know you're wrong. I'm not I'm not wrong. >> So, you have blood watery eyes. Okay. Um you told me that you were drinking with your friends >> an hour and a half ago. Exactly. >> So, listen. >> An hour and a half ago. Exactly. >> Okay. I'm not going to go back and forth with you. If you're not going to listen, then Oh, that's up to you. Okay. Can you put place your phone? >> I'll go in. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Yep. You need to get a phone. >> Yeah. Can I have your phone? >> If you're under arrest, you can't have your phone. >> Okay. He can put me in in the phone. He can get my phone to the offices. >> At the jail. At the jail. At the jail. Can you give us your jaw? >> Can you give us your phone, please? >> At the jaw. Yes, >> I'm okay. I know my rights. Trust me. >> Thank you. >> Whether it was some sort of overconfidence fueled by her husband's position or pure stubbornness, she chose not to back down. She kept demanding to prove her rights, completely unaware that her words and actions were digging her deeper into the same mess that she was trying to [music] escape. >> Stop. You're going to make this worse than it has to be. >> I know my rights. You cannot have your >> I know my rights. >> You will get it back at the >> I know my rights. >> Okay, then I'll get off the car. >> If that's my >> inside the vehicle stop. >> You guys are just I know my rights. >> Okay. I can smell the alcohol coming from my >> I know my rights though. >> That's okay. >> Don't touch me that way. Don't touch me that way. >> Okay. >> Don't touch me that way. No. I know my rights. I know my rights. I know my rights. >> You're going to pick up more charges if you do not listen to us. >> I know mying rights. >> I'm not asking you that. >> I'm not asking. >> Then don't touch me the way you are. No, >> you're going to be placing a wrap if you don't listen. >> Okay. >> And that's way different. >> No, I don't care. I know my rights. I know my rights and you guys are are are taking overcharge back. >> Do it. >> You guys have no reason to arrest me. >> You smell like >> Just cuz I smell like it. What? >> No. >> No. No. No. No. I wasn't driving. You guys have no proof that I was driving. >> You told me as soon as I came out. >> No, I didn't. No. >> It's on body cam. Trust me, I know my rights. >> In a minute. >> Trust me, I know my rights. >> Stop stepping this way. Just stay over there. >> Don't touch me. Well, then listen to us. >> Okay. Leave me right here. >> No. Have a seat. >> Pull up. >> Put your feet in the car. >> No. >> Act like an adult. How old are you? >> I'm about to pull up. >> 27. How old are you? >> Then sit down. >> No. >> Sit down. Why do you have >> I know my rights. I know my rights. I know my [ __ ] rights. >> What rights are you require? >> I know my [ __ ] rights. >> What? That you can drink. I wasn't drinking and driving. Who [ __ ] said that? >> It's on camera. Have you >> So, you would rather be restrained than just be like this? >> I don't give a >> Okay. >> I didn't do I wasn't drinking and driving. >> Search her. >> You can search me. I I give you permission. >> Yeah, I give you permission. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. >> Thank you. >> You have anything on you? >> No, >> I don't. I'm not a harm to society. All right. Check right here. Check your feet. Yeah. Nothing. All righty. You turn me your camera so we can record it. And what is your offer name? And what's your >> office? 1158. Ma'am. >> 1158. >> Yes, ma'am. You're 12. >> They think I don't know my rights. Cool. No, you're good. I'm sorry. It's good if you know him. >> You're good to go. >> Thank you. >> Wait, can you treat me like a human being? >> Can you put me in the officer car? >> Well, this is an officer car. >> Well, whatever the is. Can you put me in like a human being? >> Well, you're being a human being and that's that's >> No, no. I understand. I understand. But you don't have to >> Yeah, but you don't have to push me in here like I'm a criminal, right? >> Okay. No, no. Let's take a seat and just >> Yes. Thank you. >> Thank you. I appreciate it, ma'am. >> Can you teach some human beings, right? >> Okay. I'm going to read you something. Okay. >> I already know me. >> It's not your Miranda rightites. So, it's not that >> I already know and more. >> Okay. >> Your license for a year, whatever. >> This is the Oh, so you've been through this? >> Oh, yes. That's why I won all my cases. >> So, implied consent advisory. Okay. And you're not pulling me over for a DWI because you >> No, but you were involved in a crash. >> Nope, I was not. >> So, listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You're underestimated. >> Can you hear me off of this cuz I'm not going to I'm not going to hear him. Okay. So, I'm not going to get him over. Okay. Just grab us. >> Can you have him treat me like a human being and not like that? >> Well, help us. Okay. Just grab us. >> Can you have him treat me like a human being? >> The officers continued to cut her some slack. Still being a Karen, she was mistaking [music] their tender approach for weakness. Unfortunately, she was dealing with nononsense cops and lessons on humility would soon be dished out to her. >> Well, help us out. Okay, just get it. >> I'll help him out if he's going to help me out. That's going to be okay. I will read I will treat you as a human being. Just get inside, please. And then you can I'll read it to you. Okay. >> He can read it to me and that's about it. Just get inside. >> No, you can hold me and he can read it to me. >> Just do me a favor. >> What's the difference between her holding you and sending it? >> Because you're rude, dude. You're not human. You don't read it to me like a human being. I know my rights. I know my rights. I know my rights. >> Okay. Do you want >> You're holding me down for something that I didn't do. >> One by one. >> Exactly. You're frustrated. I get it. I get you. >> I'm frustrated because you're making this 10 times harder than you. >> They shut the up. They shut the >> No, you don't. You're not going to tell me what to do. You're under arrest for DWI. >> I'm not. No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not. >> So, why are your hands behind your back puffed up? >> Because you handcuffed me. >> Okay. Are you going to let me read this or not? For no reason, you didn't take a breathalyzer or nothing. >> Well, I'm trying to read this to you and you can say no. >> My Miranda rightites. Read me my Miranda rightites for the MVD. >> Ma'am, >> go for it. I already know it. Read it. >> Read it for me. >> I already know it. It's Sarah Spencer. >> SP. >> Get somebody else besides him. I won't get this card. I'll read it to you. >> Read them to you, but get him out of my face. >> Get him under my face. >> Okay. I remember. >> Trust me, >> ma'am. Just do me a favor. >> My baby daddy is a lieutenant and he knows. So don't Okay. Okay. Okay. But don't he has he thinks he's authority and it's not like him. >> I'll stay here. I'll stay here. >> You are not going to be walking away. You are not in charge. Sit down. Act like an adult. Put your feet in. >> All right. So, I'm going to read you something. Okay. >> I don't want to hear I don't want to hear. No, >> you're past that point. >> You're not in charge. >> Okay. So, like I was saying before, listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You're under arrest for DWI. Do you agree to take our test? >> Nope. >> I cannot force you to take our test, but if you refuse, you will lose your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident's operating privilege for one year. If you are convicted in the court of driving under while under the influence, you may also receive a greater sentence because you refuse to be tested. Can I >> Do you understand? >> I understand and I delight. Thank you. >> Do you agree to be Do you now agree to be tested? >> No. >> Okay. >> I consider your actions to be a refusal. >> Thank you. >> The officers successfully escorted her to the station. But for Sarah, the ride to the station exposed yet another side of her that the officers didn't expect. >> Wait, because he didn't have any, >> you know, >> ready. >> I might have been ugly to you, but can you scratch my nose? I have >> I can't scratch your nose. No, but you can go. We can go inside and I'll let you scratch it before you sit down. Thank you. Thank you. >> Where? >> Over here. >> Sorry. Um, we'll come over here, please. Just go to the wall and then I'll let you scratch your nose really quick. >> Yeah. Sorry. >> No, you're okay. [snorts] >> Okay, go for it. [music] You can scratch it and then I'm going to put this back on. Okay. >> Okay. >> You can pick up your pants, too, if you like. Yeah. >> Hey, can I get in position to speak for a little bit? >> No, you have to sit up the entire time. Just put it on that one. >> Just sit down. >> Go ahead. >> Yeah. >> But I think it's going to be a time lapse of just 1 minute. All right. You want to swing your legs down? >> Sorry. Do you just undo it from the bench and >> Yeah. Across the leg here? Okay. Yeah. >> Once you're done, just wait. >> Is there uh toilet paper? >> Yeah. Once you're done, just wait right here by the window and then we'll know. >> We'll charge it. >> Just go ahead and go back to the hand. You >> want me to? >> Yeah. Lay down properly. >> He said no laying down. So, I mean, >> you just want to put our hand down. >> I'm not going to lay down. It's not how you want. >> It's up to you which if you just want to you can come around. >> Okay. Well, >> yeah. >> He had me on this one. >> It's going to be this way. Okay. like I said once you're in there and then >> Okay. Okay. >> Sorry. >> I'm sorry. >> What was that? >> I don't want to be difficult. >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> Sorry. >> I don't want to be diffult for you. >> What was that? I don't want to be difficult. >> Oh, I need nails. >> Um, >> maybe not this type of All right, Sarah. Sarah, >> I finished the paperwork. It's time for us to go. Mhm. >> You want to sit up? Okay, go ahead and stand up. Place your hand on your back. Sarah appeared calm and humble this time, [music] but the officer, remembering her earlier behavior, wasn't about to let his guard down. >> It's too tight. >> So, they're not for comfort, though. Okay. >> All right. And then this way. Right here, ma'am. >> Wait, where's your I thought you were in here. >> Yeah, we're right here. >> Oh, she pulled you out here. >> No, I parked out here when we got here. >> Okay. So, we're going to go to the, like I said, the hospital. I know you don't want to, but we have to anyways cuz you were involved in a crash. Okay. >> It's going to be a medical clearance. >> You can if you want. Yeah. You can't tell me nobody yet. >> Come on then. >> Just those doors over there. >> God, it's cold. >> Do you need me to undo her cup? >> Yeah. >> And what's going on? >> She was just involved in a minor accident. We just need medical clearance. Stand up. >> So what's what happened? Uh, she sideswiped another vehicle and that's pretty much it. Despite her rants about her rights, even though she was in the wrong, the law was the law, and the officers enforced it to the letter, she was charged with aggravated DWI and driving without a license. But Sarah's arrogance was something else. She had nothing on a net. [music] managed to turn a simple traffic stop into a full-blown fiasco. All because she blindly believed her rights were being violated. >> Ma'am, step out the vehicle. >> Step out the vehicle. >> She immediately goes into, "I don't need a license to drive the vehicle." Okay. >> And they said, "I am traveling." >> Just drive a vehicle. I have all the laws right there. >> I don't care what I don't care what laws you say you have. >> Yes, I do. >> You call somebody from Santa Rosa County Jail. Like, so you can't >> if you don't have a valid. >> On September the 25th, 2024 in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, police caught sight of a vehicle tearing down the road, doing 30 m over the limit. Before the officer could even flip on the siren, the driver ran a red light right in front of him. That was just the warm-up. What came next [music] made the reckless speeding look like child's play. >> 157 41 with me. Ma'am, step out the vehicle. >> Step out the vehicle. Am I Am I a crime? >> Yeah, you are being detained right now. Step out the vehicle, young lady. >> I I know my rights. >> Either you step out the vehicle or I will remove you from the vehicle. >> I know my rights. >> 157 Sovereign Supervisor. Sovereign citizen. >> Did you hear what I said? You need to get a supervisor. >> No, you need to step out the vehicle right now. >> Young lady, step out the vehicle. Step out the vehicle. Last time I'm going to ask you, I'm going to ask. I'm going to ask and then I'm going to make you step out the vehicle. going to get me a supervisor out here right now. >> No, you're going to step out the vehicle right now. >> You are going to get me a supervisor out here right now. >> That's fine. >> I know my right. >> What right is that? >> I I do not have to have her driver's license to drive a car. I am not This is not a commercial vehicle. >> Okay. >> I know my right. >> Okay. Very well. >> That's what you want to stick with? >> Call the supervisor right now. >> All right. >> Right now. >> Or else what? >> I think our rights. If I don't call supervisor else what? >> I guess we're not going to go anywhere then. >> Just hold it for me and go and give me the channel. >> You need to get a supervisor. >> Channel will be 103. >> They can that can educate you on what the law is. >> Okay. He's he could educate me on what the law is. What? So, do you have an ID or you have a driver's license? >> I No, I don't have a driver's license on me. >> Okay. Do you have one issued to you? >> Uh, in Mississippi. >> In Mississippi. So, why would you need a driver's license to drive on the road if you don't need a license? >> That was years ago. >> Oh, so what year is this? >> What year was the ID issued? >> 297. >> You hope it is? >> I really do. Yes, I do. >> Okay. >> What is your name and badge number? >> I already told you my name. It's Officer Banks. I didn't >> What is your badge number? >> It's Officer Banks. Are you failing to to >> Are you failing to give me your driver's license? >> I don't have to give you a driver's license to drive a car. This is not a commercial vehicle. >> Okay. >> I'm not driving. I'm traveling. >> Okay. >> I have all the laws back here. >> Okay. >> So, you're not going to give me a driver's license? >> I'm not going to give you a driver's license. I don't have to give you a driver's license. >> Okay. >> I'm traveling. I don't I don't have to have a driver's license to travel. >> Up to this point, everything had been pretty routine. But then Annette got a wild idea that her rights were being violated and she wasn't about to let that slide. >> Okay. And what state is that? >> Any state. It's common law. Natural law. >> Okay. >> Constitution law. >> Okay. >> You need to get a supervisor out here. >> I do? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, what whating your supervisor? >> So, just like I'm requesting your driver's license. >> I'm sorry. I don't have to have a driver's license to drive a vehicle. Okay, sir. Turner A, she won't identify. She won't produce a driver's license. She's doing Yes. >> Okay. I do not have a driver's license to drive a vehicle. >> Let Let my officer speak first and I'll speak to you. >> Her vehicle was stop for speeding 54 and 35 coming off the bridge. She asked me where the speed limit was. Saying that is before she got off the bridge. Actually did a U-turn. We were in the 35 zone. We pull over here. I introduce myself. I said the reason the reason why we're driving this fast is I say you got your license. She immediately goes into I don't need a license to drive the vehicle. Okay. >> And they said I am traveling. Okay. >> So, you do need a license to drive a vehicle. And you do have to identify yourself to these officers. >> I I do not have to have a license to drive a vehicle. >> Yes, you do. >> I do not. >> You're wrong. But okay. >> I know common law. Natural. >> I don't care about You're in the state of Florida. You don't. >> You're in the state of Florida. >> You're in the state of Florida. >> Doesn't matter in what state. >> It does matter. >> I'm in the US. >> It does matter. So, you better hope the information you gave us comes back as to being you. So, at this point in time, I need you to shut the vehicle off and step out of the car. >> I'm I'm not getting out of the vehicle. >> You're going to get out of the car. >> I haven't been suspected of a crime. >> You are being legally stopped on a traffic stop. You are not being cooperative. >> It is not a ter stop. >> Trust me, I know the difference. You were speeding. >> Turn the vehicle off and get out of the car. >> Out of the car now. Undo the seat belt. >> Turn the vehicle off. Turn it off now. >> Put all that down. >> Step out. Turn around. Face away from me. >> Turn around. Face away. >> Turn around. >> I do not have to have a driver's license to drive a vehicle. >> Yes, you do. >> No, I do not. >> Well, then you can tell that to the judge if you end up going to jail. >> I do not have to have a driver's license to drive a vehicle. I have all the laws right there. >> I don't care what I don't care what laws you say you have. >> I know that you don't care because you're You're supposed to be a police officer. >> This is You should know that this conversation's over then, >> right? Because you don't care about the laws. You don't care about our rights. >> That's the problem. >> Have a seat. >> I need to call Have a seat. I need to call somebody. Yes, I do. >> You call somebody from Santa Rosa County Jail. >> Excuse me? >> You call somebody from Santa Rose County Jail. You're under arrest. I >> What's your What's your What's your date of birth? >> I need your badge number. I This is This is illegal. >> This is absolutely illegal. I live right down there. >> Where is your ID out of or your license [music] out of >> Mississippi? >> I just thought you didn't have one. You just said you don't need one. >> This is This is This is ridiculous. >> It's not ridiculous. We're not going to play any of these games with you tonight. >> It's not a game. This is my rights as a citizen. >> It's not your right. >> Yes, it is. No, it's not. >> You're in the state of Florida. State of Florida [music] requires you to have a driver's license to operate a motor vehicle. >> Sir, it it doesn't doesn't matter what. >> The officers managed to get her into the cruiser, but it didn't take long to realize that the worst was still ahead. >> See, that's your problem is you say it doesn't matter, but it does. In this country, it does. I don't care about what laws you say you have. >> You should care about the rights of citizens. You're >> We [music] know your rights. We know your rights. You don't know your rights. No, you don't. >> Yes, I do. >> Because if you knew your [music] rights, you knew or you would know and should know that you must have a driver's license to operate a motor vehicle. And if I find out that you if you find if I find [music] out that you are not giving us the right information to identify you >> the right information, why would I do that? I'm I'm trying to >> use my rights as a legal citizen. Why would >> Why would you do that? Well, you would do that because you don't have a valid driver's license. >> I don't have a valid driver's license. I don't have to have a valid driver's license. >> You do? >> No, I do not. >> Okay. >> I do not. >> Then we'll let the judge determine that. >> We will let you You can't arrest me. I haven't done anything wrong. >> We can arrest you. >> You No, you can't. >> If you don't have a valid driver's license, [music] we most certainly can. >> Can I please call my mother? >> You cannot. >> Why? >> Because you don't need to call Are you an adult? >> Yes. >> Then why do you need to call your mother? to come and get me from jail since I'm being illegally detained. >> You will [music] be able to call her once you get there. >> Can I at least lock my car? >> We will make sure it is secure. >> What are you going to do with my car? >> Probably tow it. >> Why? >> Because you are driving without a license. >> I don't have to have a license to drive. That is commercial driving. >> It is not commercial driving. >> Yes, it is. Ma'am, I'm telling you right now. No, no, no. Stop. I'm tell you didn't piss us off. >> I obviously have cuz y'all are detaining me illegally. >> No, you're you're being arrested is what's happened. And you have not pissed us off. We are doing our job. >> Whether you agree or not doesn't matter. It's a >> point from the top. You don't know your You don't know the walls in the right way. >> Law is law is law is law. >> We do. Sergeant Turner. >> And And in this country, what laws do we follow? >> Canon law. Y'all follow cannon law. We follow law. >> Who is we? Who is we? >> Who's we? Tell me who we is. >> Police officers. [music] >> No. Police officers. >> We We are police officers. We're not peace officers. We're police officers. >> Yes, I know that. [music] Now, >> so then your argument just needs to stop and you just need to sit there quietly. Sergeant Turner, >> please just let me go home. >> No. >> Why? >> Because you do not have a valid driver's license and you have done nothing but give my officers a hard time during this entire ordeal. >> You told me that I have rights. >> You don't know your rights. Clearly >> y'all, I haven't yelled at you. >> You have not been cooperative. The officers followed procedure to the tea. But when it was time to ease things up for her, they quickly regretted it. Her breath wasn't the only thing laced with alcohol. Her words and actions [music] carried an even stronger stench. >> Now you're telling me that you'll go get a license >> because you're telling me that I have no choice. >> Believe you don't. That's correct. You have no choice. >> Hard to turn. >> So this is the No, this is the road that's being [music] taken and this is what's going to happen. >> You failed to appear on a court appearance for what was it? expired license. So, your Mississippi driver's license [music] is expired for the electric. >> Okay. And the registration. So, you had a court date that you missed. >> Do you remember that? >> No, I don't. >> You don't? Or you choose not to? >> No, sir. I would not lie to you. I don't lie. I I do not remember that. >> Okay. Well, you do have a warrant out of Santa Rosa County. >> So, Santa Rosa County. You're in Santa Rosa County. >> Do you not know where you live? >> I just moved here. My mother lives on High Point. >> When did you move here? >> About two months ago from Pasigula, Mississippi. >> Okay. You don't know what county you live in now after 2 months? >> I don't I don't That's not something that's I use often. What county I live in? >> Okay. Well, you are going to jail tonight. >> Well, thank you. Sorry. >> You're welcome. I can do that too. I can I can stare at you. >> You know that you are doing the wrong thing. >> Nope. I know. >> Y'all can let me go and handle my warrant tomorrow. >> No, we can't. >> Right. Because I have something to prove. >> I don't have anything to prove. My officer certainly doesn't have anything to prove. But what what we want you to understand is there are laws that you have to follow. Whether you agree with them or not is a mute point because if you choose not to follow them and you continue to act like this and do this, you're just going to constantly be going to jail. Is that what you really want? >> I'm not acting like or doing anything like >> You told us that you don't have to have a driver's license to drive and clearly you do. Can I can I please call my >> No, you will be able to call your mother from the jail. >> Please let me go [music] ahead and call her so she can head there. She's sleeping. Please. >> By the time you get booked in and everything, it'll be early enough in the morning. [music] You can call her and she'll probably be getting up. >> This is going to take hours. >> It's not going to take hours, but it's going to take some time. >> Please, can you >> The answer is no. You got some karma. >> I'm not worried about my karma. >> I know. I know. >> One of those. >> No. You know [music] what? I'm actually worried about people like you who think that laws don't No, there is no quota. It's people like you who believe that laws don't pertain to them, >> and that's just not the case. [music] Then enjoy spending a lifetime in and out of jail because that is what will happen. >> Though it though it won't actually >> if you continue to act like this and do this it will >> I'm not acting like anything. >> Then I would suggest [music] moving back to Mississippi. >> I'm not moving back to Mississippi. >> Then if you stay living here and driving a car [music] without getting a valid driver's license, that is what is going to happen. >> Do you not have to have a driver's license to drive a vehicle? I've already I've already been through roadblocks with state troopers with this. >> Then they're not very [music] good state troopers. >> Yes, they are because they know their rights. >> No. If they let you through with this garbage, they're not. >> This is not garbage. >> It's garbage. In the end, she was charged with operating while intoxicated. Third offense, and obstructing an officer. As chaotic as that seemed, it was nothing compared to Dala, who ignored an officer that tried to pull her over, then sped off to her lover's house. and acted like she had a free pass, claiming all the while that she was completely in the right. >> Look, ma'am, I don't want to hurt you, but if you don't listen to me, I'm going to have to. >> You're going to tase me? >> I will have to if you don't listen to me. >> I know my rights. >> Okay, fantastic. Well, one of your rights is the right to remain silent. I suggest you do that right now. >> I can't. I'm going to document this is going all over the internet. Your face. We're going to be famous, bro. On a sunny afternoon in March 2024, a Monroe County deputy on patrol in Big Pine Key, Florida, spotted a speeding car swerving off the road. The driver, later identified as 35-year-old Dala, kept weaving within her lane, prompting the deputy to initiate a traffic stop. >> Why are you getting out of the car? >> Why are you getting out of the car? Step back. >> Step back. Step back. I did not tell you to get out of the car. Tase me. >> Walk to the back of your car. >> You're going to tase me. >> Walk to the back of your car. >> You're going to tase me. >> Walk to the back of your car. >> Why don't you >> walk to the back of your car? >> To the back. To the back of your car. >> Scott, >> turn around. Go for it. >> I don't feel safe. I'm going to call >> Turn around. Do not reach into your bag. I will tase you if you reach into your bag. >> Turn around. >> Okay. You see this, right? >> Turn around. >> I will drop my bag for you. Are you a newbie? How long you been on the forest, dude? You're watching the whole thing, right? That's my neighbor. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Place your hands behind your head. >> For what? >> Place your hands behind your head. >> Place your hands behind your back. >> Place your hands >> for what? >> You're driving off the side of the roadway. You didn't use your turn signal and you're speeding when you pass me. >> Right. You're kidding. >> I've ordered you multiple times to turn around and place your hands behind your head. Now turn around and put your hands behind your head. >> Can I get my boyfriend? >> No. Put your hands behind your head. Are you an adult? >> I'm 35 years old. >> Okay. You're an adult. Then you can do this yourself. >> I'm a mother of three. >> Look, ma'am. I don't want to hurt you, but if you don't listen to me, I'm going to have to. >> You're going to tase me? >> I will have to if you don't listen to me. >> Place your hands behind your head. >> You're a little pumped up. Why are you squeezing my hands so hard? >> Because you keep not listening to me. Stop. Please. Stop. >> Do you know who it is? >> Okay. Well, you smell like alcohol, too. Maybe that's why you're swerving all over the road. >> Mhm. You know who Dennis Ward is? Why don't you call him? >> I don't need to call Dennis work. >> Well, why don't you? >> Because I don't need to. >> Well, you might have to. >> What does he have to do with this traffic? >> Uh, if Really? Because if you take me to jail, it might uh Yeah. >> Let me blow. Go ahead. Let me blow. >> You're joking. How long you been in the forest? What year are we at? You're Bro, you're new. >> Okay. >> You're so new. I'm a seventh generation for you probably. >> Please, please, please stay. Stay. >> He's talking to me like a dog. Stay or what? >> Okay. Well, I've given you orders as a normal human and you don't seem to respond. >> You're not. You're talking to me like I'm an animal, like a dog. Sit. Stay. Like, look at your hand pressing on me, bro. You have to touch me. I'm not a criminal. I don't have on me, dude. I don't have any any search my car. No. Stop. >> Please call your supervisor. >> No. Why? >> Because I don't need to. >> Call your supervisor. >> I don't need to. >> I think you do. >> Do you have anything else on you? >> No, I don't. What kind of police state is this, dude? I [ __ ] hate this, man. >> You're not. Are you really? >> Yeah, you're going to jail. >> Going to jail for what? Can I get my purse? >> Resisting? >> I'm going to jail for resisting. >> Can I get my cash out of my purse so I can make bond? >> Sit down. >> Holy. Are you serious? >> Yeah. Should go to jail. >> For what? >> First off, you're drunk and you're driving a dog. >> I'm not drunk and drive. Let me blow. >> Be that as it may, you're resisting. >> Can I blow? >> No. Not right now. >> I know my rights. >> Okay, fantastic. Well, one of your rights is the right to remain silent and I suggest you do that right now. Can I let my boyfriend know to come pick me up? >> No, you can call him at the jail. Put your feet in. >> I don't know his phone number. >> What's your name? >> Darla. >> I'm John. Okay. I need you to put your feet. Can >> you look me up and make sure I'm not a criminal? You can't just take me like this. >> I can actually like. >> Okay. >> Can we talk? >> Can you put your feet in the car? >> Can we have a talk? My purse is >> Yep. I'll get it. >> Can we have a talk? Please don't take me to jail. Are you serious? >> Yes, you're going to jail, Tarla. Can you get all the money out of my my my feet? >> I need my money out of my uh I need you to put your feet. >> I got to make bail, bro. Please, can you get my money? >> From the start, her attitude made it clear. This wasn't your average Karen. But don't be fooled. None of her moves were by accident. Her choice of parking spot was deliberate, as the officers would soon find out. For the moment, though, she switched tactics, revealing yet another side of her unpredictable personality. Okay, >> the ticket, please. I'm a good outstanding citizen. I'm a mother of three. I'm a member of this community. Like, I'm trying to do real estate. Trying to do better with my life. I'm not drunk. I'll blow for you. Like, I'm good. It just pants. It sc You scared me. I'm not going to lie. I've been dating this guy that lives here for about 6 months. Yeah. We just got in a fight and I was coming here to get my stuff. >> Okay. And his name is Scott. >> Mhm. You can actually come in with me to get my stuff. We just got in a big fight and I'm moving out. >> Okay. Well, your response to all of this was not correct. Well, I'm >> I tried to pull you over way back there when you turned and then you kind of >> up with me and I'm coming to get my stuff. >> But when I had my lights on and then I put the siren on, you speed away from me. >> I didn't see you. >> Okay. Well, >> I'm sorry. I had the music up and I'm crying. He just broke up with me at the Gas station. We went to next to the liquor store. He was like, "It's over." And I was coming to get my stuff. >> Well, the thing is your response to everything that just happened, I have to take you to jail. Can I at least get my wallet so I can pay to get out of jail? >> Yeah, I'm bringing your purse and your hat and stuff. >> My wallet's in my glove box. >> In your glove box. >> There's a wallet. >> Okay. So, for right now, you're definitely >> at least tell him like to come get me cuz I don't want to walk from QS. >> I thought you guys just broke up. He's going to come pick you up. >> I'm sure if I'd hope so. >> Okay. So, you smell like alcohol. >> I'm going to be stuck in QS and I'm either going to be walking or I would hope that you would let him know to come pick me up. >> Okay, we'll let him know. Can I have my wallet and my glove box? >> Yep. I'll go get it. >> Thanks. >> Yeah. No, I'm not getting her out of the car. Her eyes don't really look blood or water or anything, but she when I got close to her, I could smell it. But then just the way she was driving, I mean, I'll try to do them at the jail. If she passes that sees, then holy. Yeah, she only had like $90 in her purse. >> Holy. Okay. All right. God, we're done. >> Yeah. When she got out of the money or out of the uh the car, money was like flying out from her. >> Oh my god. I'm I'm done with society. I'm gone, bro. You got to being kidding me, dude. >> It's tax time and I have three kids. You dumb. I'ming done, dude. Are you kidding me? >> Yeah. Well, she wants me to take this with her. So, >> I'm just going to leave my camera on all the time. Put all that back in there cuz I don't feel like counting that out in the wind right now. >> Come on, dude. I don't Iinging hate cops. You got to be kidding me, dude. Hey, you know it's tax time and I have three kids. It I have three kids and I got back taxes. So, >> I was going to say that's a lot of 20s. >> Making a public display. >> I didn't Hello. >> No, you're all good. Are you Scott? No. Okay. No, you could just tell him that his ex-girlfriend is going to go to jail. >> I hope you feel good about yourself. >> What? >> Go catch real bad guys. Not like a mother of three trying to better herself. You're unreal. You make me want to buy an island out in the middle of nowhere and get away from everybody. >> Darla, are you bipolar by any chance? >> No, I'm just I was I backed the blue till y'all made me black and blue. And I don't trust police bullies. How's that? >> Until we made you black. >> Keep my mouth shut. And we're just going to go on about your day. But I hope you feel good about yourself. Okay. What's your name? >> Deputy Lane. >> Deputy John Lane. I would give you my badge number. Well, we don't have badge numbers, so I don't I don't have >> Yeah, I don't care. You sound younger than me and it's hard to respect. You know, I'm 35. >> Well, that's agist. >> You if you have three kids and you're seasoned and you >> How do you know I don't have seven kids, >> bro? I've traveled the whole world. >> Maybe I have quintuplets. >> Tone of your voice that it's not a low enough octave for you to have the balls that drop to make that many kids. One part of her so-called genius plan soon kicked in. And it brought along more than enough menace to keep everyone busy. >> No, please don't tow my car. Please. Scott, >> please don't tow my car. >> Scott, >> here. Let me get out so she's not screaming at that. >> Babe, I >> Hello. Is that your girlfriend, Darla? >> It is. >> Okay. So, she's going to go to jail. >> For what? >> There's no reason. I've done nothing wrong. Well, she tried to run from me and then she got out of her car and started coming towards me. >> Babe, what the >> And I gave her a lot of orders to go back to her car and turn around and she wouldn't do it. >> Okay, I think we're done talking. If you don't understand how that's illegal for acting very erratic that she was question, >> I guess not. You guys did your job. Yeah, she's going to go to Key West >> for a lot of different things that don't concern you. She's an adult. >> I get that, but she is my concern. So, you should owe me some. >> Are you her lawyer? >> Are you a lawyer, dude? >> I'm not. I'm a police officer. >> Talk to me. [music] >> Hey, >> I don't have to. She's an adult. >> I get that. >> You see what she's doing right now? Right. This is why she's going to jail. >> That's not illegal behavior. >> Hey, it is illegal. It's not. Knocking on the door is not illegal. >> Can you turn the air on? It's hot. It's >> If I tell you with this badge and these lights on, if I tell you to back away from me, has and you don't do it. >> A crime committed. >> There has to be a crime committed to arrest somebody, right? >> It's hot as >> Okay. On what suspect? What crime did she commit for you to arrest? >> Again, she's an adult. I don't need to explain this. >> You do. You do. You do. >> By what? What? >> As a as an employee to me, >> you need to >> an employee to you. >> I pay taxes, right? >> That's a good Scott. Scott, Scott, we're done. Scott, we're done talking. Unless you want to go in the back of my car as well. >> For what crime? >> Well, because I told you we're done talking right now. I'm doing an investigation. >> That's not legal to talk to you this way. >> It's hot. It's >> okay. When you're standing in the middle of the street right now, >> you can't do that. Yeah, I know. I'm on a traffic stop. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Dude, seriously, you're pulling every bit. What crime did she commit? >> Again, you're not her lawyer. She's an adult. >> She doesn't need a lawyer right now. She needs to understand her rights as a basic. >> I don't have to explain that to you. >> Yes, you do. >> Excuse me, sir. >> You're not her lawyer crime she commit. >> I don't have to tell you that. Excuse me. >> Yes, you do. Then tell her that. >> Tell her that. >> Let me hear it. >> No. >> Yeah, >> babe. >> I don't understand. >> You're not the deciding factor. You're No, you're nothing involved. >> I'm just making sure her rights aren't violated. >> For doing what? >> Justice for that for I need to understand. >> I'm sorry. This is hurting really bad. Can you just like >> crimes if you commit? >> You're turning you're turning your hands. >> It's so tight. Can you unse it just a little bit, please? >> Okay. You need you need to stop kicking in the back of the car, please. >> It's this is really hurting my hands. I have a disability and can you please a little bit loosen it up a little bit, please? >> Okay. >> You you don't act like a little Don't act like a little >> for a public figure for a public employee. Dude, again, what crime did she commit by getting out of her vehicle? >> All right, I think we're done here. I'm going to do the seat. >> Yeah. So, we're towing the car. Okay. So, you can't go over to the car right now. >> Or what? >> Or I will put you in handcuffs. >> For what? For grand theft. >> I'm telling you not to go to the car right now because we're towing it. >> That vehicle is seized now. Okay. It's being towed. How? It was used in a crime. >> Okay. >> A crime. >> Scott had picked the wrong fight. But honestly, it [music] made sense. They were cut from the same cloth. The tension got even thicker as her ego, the wrong understanding of the law, and law enforcement prepared to get into yet another bout. I don't have to tell you that. She's a big girl. She's an adult. You're not her lawyer. You're not her father. >> And you're acting like a child, dude. How old are you? 24. >> No, I'm I'm 16. >> I It sounds like it. What crime? So I can at least be informed. >> I don't know how many times I have to tell you that I don't have to tell you that because I don't have to tell you that. >> Let me hear you inform her of what crime she's being committed. Again, I don't have to do that either. >> Why not? >> Because I don't have to. You're now my boss. >> You're not doing your jobs very well. >> Okay, then make a complaint. My name is Deputy Jonathan Lane. >> It's right here. I don't have a badge number, but if you'd like, I can give you my name on a business card. >> Yeah, I'll give you a business card with my name on it. You can call and complain if you would like. >> You got a card, too, or you're not old enough yet? No, >> sir. Can you stop stepping towards us? >> Not at all. >> Oh, are you threatened in my business attire? Are you threatened with >> I don't know you, but I'm about to turn around. There you go. >> I see your hand shaking there. You do this often? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I can tell. >> Cool. What crimes, dude? What crimes? Did you tell her what crimes she's being arrested for? >> I did. >> Babe, did she tell you? >> Okay. >> The officer finally gave up trying to reason with Scott, as it was pointless, like a broken pencil. Meanwhile, the officers tried to escort Dar away, not realizing that they might have given up. But Scott sure hadn't. Maybe love makes people act foolishly. Or maybe they're just foolish and hide behind love. Either way, Scott wasn't done just yet. >> Turn on the AC. It's hot. >> The AC. >> The AC is on. Do you want the window down? >> Anything, please. Yeah. So I can say goodbye to my lover. Oh my god. I hope he comes and picks me up. >> Unfortunately, we're going to have to drive away because he's uh a little bit upset right now and I don't want to have him come back over here. >> He can come bail me out of jail. >> Okay. Three in Rock. He was jail. one female on board copy started. >> Can you turn up the song? >> The song? >> Yeah, I love Tyler Tiller. I love this song. You're not a bad dude. I get it. I'm like my dad My dad's military. My uncle's a cop. Like I I'm I understand. It's just your job. It's not you personally, you know? I get it. Whatever. I can't wait to go to court. I hope you show up. This will be great. It's going to be great. I can't wait. I'm going to make a documentary. Actually, this is just This is This is my lucky day. He walked away. He didn't even take the business card. >> Yeah, he took mine. >> This is a small town, you know. >> You good? All right. Thank you. >> The last guy who arrested me was Russian. >> I mean, it was like uh there was like a mattress in the back. >> Russian guy. Oh my god. >> You have to back up. >> Back up. >> Litter. >> Stop. >> Litter. >> Stop. Really? >> Back up. >> No, I'm getting >> back up. Really? >> Babe, don't get arrested. Hey, >> you want to take him, too? >> What crime is this one? >> We keep telling you to stay back from us. >> For her personal protection, >> you're throwing stuff on the ground. You smell like alcohol. You're obviously drunk. >> I'm allowed to be. Am I driving? Am I committing a crime? >> No, but I told you already. I don't want you coming up to me because I feel unsafe by you. >> Okay. >> Well, in my business attire, bro. Dude, I'm in business attire. >> Scott, I'll give you one last chance. If you want to walk away here, >> I just want her key. >> We'll let you have that. She will say that. She wants her. >> Okay, we will ask her. You don't walk up like that acting crazy. Literally. Literally. I gave you that. That's literally if you want to be technical. That's literally >> You're balling your fist up when you walk up to us. You grab it out of his hand. >> You snatched it out of his hand. >> I'll watch the body cam. >> I watched you do it. You snatched it out of his hand. Then you throw it on the ground. >> Can I have her personal possession? >> We really don't need to take both of you to jail just cuz you're upset. No, >> I need you to calm down. >> Wasting my time. >> Are you going to calm down? >> Quit wasting my time. >> Are you going to calm down, Scott? >> Calm. >> Oh man, I'm going to court with this one. >> I'm talking in a calm fashion. >> Okay, >> bro. I hate the keys. I never want to come back here again. >> Can I have her personal possessions? She wants them. I will ask her. >> And I hope y'all hear this on his body cam. Whoever's listening, yeah, you hear me? Keys. Seventh generation Floridaian. I'm disappearing. I hate this place. [ __ ] County. [ __ ] County. This place. I hate it here. >> You should ask her. Okay. This is a traffic stop though. Okay. I Okay, let me talk for a second. Okay. I conducted a traffic stop on her. Okay. You have nothing to do with the traffic stop. >> Okay. >> If you show up on a traffic stop that I'm legally and lawfully conducting and I tell you to walk away because you're interfering with my traffic stop. >> Please don't raise my boyfriend cuz he has to come get me out of jail. >> That is obstruction. That is obstruction still. >> We're still on a traffic stop. I'm telling you not to go to the car because we're towing it. You're saying no. >> I love you, baby. [laughter] >> You start walking away. You come back over to us in an aggressive manner, making a fist. >> You grab the card out of his hand and throw it on the ground. Then turn towards me and put your arm inside of my car. >> Come on. [screaming] I got to pee. >> I'm not doing that, Scott. >> Okay. >> Do you understand? >> Sure. >> We can take you to jail, too. We can make this as inconvenient for both of you. I don't want to do that. I got to pee, bro. How come he got to go but I couldn't? >> Okay, you're just a random guy outside of your house, you know? So, I don't need to take you to jail for that. >> But if you start obstructing my investigation, I have to take you to jail. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. >> Can you ask her if I can have her? >> Yeah. >> How come he could go, but I couldn't? >> Do you want him to take your stuff? >> Please let me go. You're not going to let me go. >> Do you want him to take your stuff? >> My money to come bail me out. Can I ask him if he'll come? Do you want me to take your hat, your purse, your wallet? >> Just my wallet with my money in it. If he can bail me out, let me Scott, will you bail me out? If he gives you my wallet, will you bail me out? >> Hold on. Hold on. >> What? What the >> We're not We're not We're not talking to each other right now. Okay. >> The officers had shown every bit of patience and professionalism. But the real question was whether Scott and his girlfriend would finally let the law take its course or if they were determined to share everything in life, including a jail cell. >> Why not? Because you have nothing to do with the crime, >> baby. Bail me out. >> I will, babe. We got her wallet over. No, I got >> my personal Stop. Stop. Stop grabbing out of my car. Back up. Go away now. This is your last chance, dude. You're going to grab [music] my back up. Back up. >> Back up. >> Back up. Yeah, I'm telling you to back up. You're running over to me, walking up behind me, grabbing stuff out of my car. Stop. Goodbye. >> If you get closer to me again, I'm going to put you in handcuffs. >> Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye, >> dude. What the man? I really want to like how. It's the same literally the same thing that he's doing is what she was doing. >> We're going to have the best makeup when he's up out of jail and we're going to get back together. Thank you guys so much. I'll think of you. I'm going to court on this one. Oh my god, he's taking my car out of a residential parking lot where my boyfriend lives. You got to be kidding me. You want me to wait? >> And let me guess, he only takes cash to get my car back. Are you serious, bro? I am suing Monroe Moroning County. That's it. That's it. We're done. We're done. >> I'll turn the air for you. >> This is a racket. They only take cash. >> A racket >> trail. You guys are They're on your It's funny how quick he came, right? And then they only take cash when I go pick up my I can't I'm gonna document this going all over the internet. Your face. You're gonna be famous, bro. I've been waiting for This is it. This is This is >> I'm going to stop. Let me just I'm going to make you famous. You and your your homeboy. You guys are rookies. You're going to learn today. I promise you. Unless I come up. Y'all are going to be famous. >> Are we What are we waiting for? Take me to the jail house, please. I have to take a Let's go. >> Your boyfriend keeps coming outside. >> Who cares >> of this investigation >> program? We're not dealing with him, dude. You got a backup buddy that can take care of him. There's enough squad here. Come on. We're not violent offenders. You're about to taser me, dude. Just wait. I'm going to make you famous. >> That's a tow truck driver. He's not back. >> I promise you. I promise you. >> Hey, I'm going to see if he'll go ahead and hook the car up and you can just give him the tow. We just give him the tow receipt later. >> Take me to the jail, bro. What are we waiting for? Hey, so we got an aggressive guy like inside. So why it's taken us a little while and we're about to take him to jail a couple times, but if he comes out again, we're going to take him to jail. >> Take my car. >> If it's possible for you to go in >> I've lived there for 6 months >> later on just so we could get out of here. >> I've lived there for 6 months. Please don't take my car. >> It's on the uh roof. >> You can't. No. No. I live there. I can prove I live there. You're going to tow me out of my own driveway. I can prove I've lived there for 6 months. You're going to tow me from where I I'm staying. Do you know how like stupid that looks? Don't you have bad guys to catch? Like and dealers and bad guys. >> All of our tax dollars going on a a single mom of three. >> Elvis time. What? How long have you been spending on me? An hour and a half. How much tax dollars is that? Go catch bad guys. You're you're wasting resources on the wrong one. Maybe this needing to be done because I'm a journalist. I'm going to make a documentary shedding light on [ __ ] County and their police state with the good old boys. Especially here in Big Pine. This is the You, my man. You're going to be famous. I'm seventh generation Floridaian, bro. I know everybody up and down. I'm so sick of this police and I'm going to buy the biggest island in Get away from everybody, bro. >> Darla. Yeah. Your phone number, Darla. Hold on one second. Darla, >> bro, you ain't I ain't talking to you. >> What's the rest of it, Darla? But it's my suck my dick. How's that? >> Okay. The rest of it is suck my Okay. Well, you might not get your car back if you don't give him your phone number for the >> you. >> Okay. Well, you was the answer to that one. So, nine [music] sort of the last four. >> You >> still you I might show the video to the just ride it up just to get a warrant that guy for resisting or for obstructing or I mean technically he took something from the back of my car. Yeah. Well, obstruction all day. He kept Bro, I thought he was going to punch me through my window when he put his he threw his arm inside. Get the out of here. I want to talk to your supervisor. He can he can meet us at a sub station whenever we talk. But I do have a right to talk to a supervis. >> So there's cars driving like off the side of the road on key here. >> The officer finally distanced himself from Scott, but peace remained elusive as Dala ensured that the trip to jail was full of turmoil. >> I cannot believe I'm going back here. Oh, I should clean it while I'm here. As a matter of fact, give me some bleach. I should have ran in the house when I pulled up. I knew it. But you'd probably me. Oh my god. At least tased me. >> Do you have anything else on you that the jail staff needs to know about? >> No. >> Okay. >> Can I talk to your supervisor, please? Talk to him right now. I know my writings. I've never not been able to talk to a supervisor. >> All right. >> Can I get a supervisor? I've asked for a supervisor several times. >> All right. Come on. >> I don't have to do this. I don't have to comply. >> No. I'm going to ask you to do field sobriety exercises. >> Take my blood or take my breath. >> Okay. That's not >> It's already You should have done this when you pulled me over on the side of the road. You should have got me to go out and do all that like monkeying around in the road. You should have done that there cuz now I'm stuck here and I can't go. So why would I cooperate with you? >> Okay. So you don't want to do the field sobriety exercises. >> I'm already in handcuffs. We're in jail, bud. This is too tight. Come on. >> Yeah, but I don't know if you're DUI or not. >> Take my my breath or my blood. >> That's not how it works. >> Can you undo this? >> No. Not right now. >> A little bit. Can you loosen it up and I'll cooperate with you because it's too tight. >> I checked your handcuffs when I put them on. >> This one is way too tight. >> If I take the handcuffs off, are you going to do anything dumb? >> Of course. I swear to God, girl, I'm already in jail. What am I going to do? I promise. Girl, look at that. Is Is that right? [music] >> Now, I got to put you back in these because I just told you, are you going to do anything stupid and you just start pulling away from me? [music] That's why I had you in handcuffs and I wouldn't loosen them at first because you were just going to do what you just did. >> Come on. >> Okay. Fantastic. [music] Sit up. Sit right here. So, what I'm going to do is I'm just going to check your eyes. Okay. Have you ever done this before [music] where I I will Well, like I said, you smell like alcohol, so I just need to make sure you're not drunk. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, all I'm going to do is have you look at the tip of my finger right there. You see it? >> Mhm. >> I'm just going to have you follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and do not move your head. >> Okay? >> Do you understand? >> Yes. >> So, just your eyes. Don't move your head. >> Yeah. Done. >> Just a minute. >> Okay. I don't think you're over the legal limit either. I'm going to turn you over to them. I'm not going to charge you with DUI. Okay. When it was all said and done, she was charged with felony fleeing to elude an officer and misdemeanor resisting [music] an officer. Dala and Scott were a public menace, no doubt. But their chaos [music] looked like child's play compared to this Karen who refused to listen to reason while loudly declaring that she knew her rights. >> Because you guys will not do this to me. You and I, I have rights. I've been up done wrong by police. Mitch, come on. Take me down. Take me down. >> Come on. Put on the ground. >> Help. Black lives matter. Help. Come on. >> During a sunny afternoon in Peoria, [music] Illinois. Police officers responded to a call about a woman accused of stealing a wallet. She was last seen rocking Lilo [music] and Stitch pajama pants paired with a flashy shirt. >> Where you coming from? [clears throat] >> My phone. Where you coming from? >> Where am I coming from? >> Yeah. [music] >> I'm going to get me a water bottle and a soap. >> You got her wallet. >> Whose wallet? >> Who would be? >> I don't Oh, what the Let me call my mom. Her wallet. >> No. No. I do not have her wallet, bro. What the is going on? >> No. No. Y'all are not going to do anything to me. >> Y'all are not. >> I'm not trying to do anything right now. >> Y'all are not. I stole her wallet, bro. >> You can show me your person. >> You can gladly see my purse. >> Nice. Do you have her debit card or anything on you? >> I do not. I have my link card. That's it. A little knife. Let me ask her what the she talking about so I can get this [ __ ] figured out. What the he talking about? I'm sure it's a misunderstanding. What the Y'all want to take me around to my mom's house cuz it's a misunderstanding. >> Want to come back with us? Yeah, that's cool. That's This is a misunderstanding. I done >> You have anything in your pockets? >> All I have in my mother pockets is some mother money pockets. That's it. And with that being said, you guys can get a female and all that because you guys will not do this to me. >> You and I. I have rights. I'm >> trying to look through the purse and then your pockets so you can get in our car because other than that, >> I don't need to get in your car. I've done nothing wrong. >> You're not free to go. Are you going to come back there with us or not? What have I done wrong? >> She called about you stealing her debit card. That's why we're here. >> Her debit card. >> Yes. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Interestingly, the officers kept quiet about whose wallet was missing, but she didn't. A clear sign that she knew all along. Meanwhile, she boldly threw out her claim of innocence. That swagger didn't last long. Soon, the reality of what was about to happen hit her hard, setting up a twist that the officers [music] never saw coming. This I ain't getting no cuss. Hey, you can walk on this side. >> I'm trying. Come on. Please. I'm not going to ride. >> Okay. Well, come on. >> Car. We'll drive over there. >> No, I'm not getting y'all my car going right by the way. >> No, I'm not. >> You realize like being put with you, right? >> No. Call my mom. What's our number one? >> Why are we switching? >> Let me use your phone. >> Why? >> Cuz my phone's stupid. >> We're going over there anyway. >> Okay, we're going anyway. We're not walking. >> I will not get in your goddamn car. That's probably why I'm getting that damn ambulance. I've been up done wrong by police. I can get y'all. So, hey, why don't you come around? >> We're trying to work with you. All right. Can you just sit down >> so we can go around the corner? >> I will not get in your car. I will not. >> We're about to get past the point where it's not an option. >> I will not. >> I will not get in your car. I've done nothing wrong. You have no proof. What the mean? >> You don't need proof. >> Her problem is I'm wrong. That's her problem. She want me at her house. That's [ __ ] And my phone's call. Can I please? >> Can I just go? Can I check your pockets and check your purse? >> Check my pockets and check my purse >> so I can make sure that you don't have a debit card. >> Yeah. Can I check myself? So you just showing me. >> You start with that. It's more me too. Here I pulled a goddamn knife out. >> Well, the knife in here so it's not in >> I don't know pockets out for me, >> bro. This >> Hold up. We didn't come here because we wanted to >> for money, bro. Like come on now. Stop it. I ain't got I ain't got bro. Stop it. >> Can you just chill out for a minute? >> No, I will not get in your car, bro. >> Not sit down. Can you hang out for a moment? >> Or what? I got to throw out >> because you're not you're not free to go. Do you want to just go in cuffs? >> Or can you just sit against the car so I can call her? >> Her non-stop attitude pushed the cops to switch things up, but it backfired as she ended up taking the whole situation down an unnecessary road. >> Hold on. Hold on, sir. >> I'm not ready. >> Hold on. I'm not ready. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. Y'all not going to do this. >> Get your hand. >> Y'all is not going to do this. >> Put it back. >> Come on. Take me down. Mitch, [ __ ] mental. Take me down. >> You want to play something, you're going to lose. I'll tell you that right now. >> Come on. Take me down. >> Swing me again. I'm going to throw you under the ground. You understand? >> I love you, too. >> Yeah. >> Come do it again. Come do you find my mother. [ __ ] Come on, [ __ ] >> Okay. Come on with it. Come on with it. >> Yeah. Don't you come in this mother. Watch me. Watch what happened. >> Watching. Come on. that >> I don't give a Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. talking about. [panting] >> You ain't fine. You ain't fine. >> Want a debit card? Now you attack me. Is you talking about? >> I kicked this out. Watch this. Talking about now you take talk to my mother. Take me to talk to my mom. That's what you do. That's what you do. Open the door. Open the mother door. Get my mother money, [ __ ] Open the door. Open the door, [ __ ] Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Drag her out. Put her on the ground. >> Help. Black lives matter. Help. Help. Black lives matter. Help. Help. Help! Help! Help! [screaming] Black Lives Matter! Yeah! White hunky dumb. Call my mother lawyer. Don't worry about it. I'll get my check phone out my No my house cuz I don't trust y'all. Y'all trying to me. Turn your camera. Turn your camera on now. Let my mother follow me to the county so I know you honkies won't beat me. Let my Let my mother follow us to the county right now and I'll chill the out. She's in a driveway. Let her follow us cuz I don't trust you. I don't trust y'all. You just try to snatch me out the car. If you know time right on sidebar, then I'm going to give y'all a bigger problem than you've ever had. Okay, great. Watch this. Ain't got to lock the door for me to have a weapon. You dumb. You forgot I had weapons in my You dumb. Now I feel safe. >> As they got closer to their destination, the officers made an effort to give her some leeway [music] despite her wild and chaotic behavior. However, she treated it as if it were the end of the world and made sure [music] the officer would remember her next antics for a very long time. >> I'm calling rap. You better find a female to follow us or it's going to also you going to put me in a cut and beat me like the [ __ ] you want me to be. That's what you're going to do. Beat me like the you want me to be treated like that's what you're going to do. Beat me. That's why you pull. You will not You will find a female officer. Sonic. [panting] Come on, open the door. Open the door. Open the door, [ __ ] Come on. Tag me, [ __ ] Tag me, [ __ ] Tag me. Come on. Come with it, [ __ ] Come with it. Call my mama now. Call my mama now. Call my mama now cuz I don't y'all. I don't care about being passed. Come on. 500 me. Come on. Open it. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Y'all better give me a female. >> Yeah, we're probably going to have to end up tasing her. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Drag her out. She's fighting. Just tas her. We'll just hold her power. Get her in fast. >> If you fight and swing on any of us, you will immediately get tased. You understand that? I'm giving you a warning now. >> Let's get that thing armed. She She does it. Did you do it? You're getting tased. >> That's fine. I'm with him. >> Trust me, you'll feel it. >> Be a female. Be a tag. I'll be a tag. >> Suggest you just get out and put your hands behind your back. >> A female. >> Turn around. >> I am a female. >> Turn around. >> I have rights. Give me a female and I will comply. [screaming] I have rights. >> I'll get you out there to the jail. Get you a female. Get you booked in. But you got to >> got to come down for [music] me. Okay. You could start [singing] telling black. >> All right. Come on out. >> Don't do that. >> Straight the up. >> And if that you touch me, honky, I'mma knock your ass out. >> I want him to touch me. >> I'm all about lawsuits. [music] Touch me. Touch me. >> Step an inch close to me. Knock your tac. Okay. >> Yeah. Don't get tough when I put the hag cuz that's what police I'm not talking about you. You're very nice. You're very handsome and chocolate >> bring and everybody ass 45 days off. Okay. So just stay >> I don't care. I don't care. >> At this point it was obvious they weren't dealing with just any Karen. This notorious Karen demanded a stricter approach. She'd do whatever it took to get her way just like she had started with her mom's curse. >> That's like DUI and >> Oh, yeah. You know that's some right al let's not do some new shoes. And why you had to be put my shoe in a bag and if you don't I'm going sue your sweet right here. >> Yo, where's my dollar at that? He put it in the bag. Where's my dollar? You putting it back. >> No, show me my dollar. I'm not even mad at you. You just arrived. I'm mad at these. What the Get my mother phone. My phone booty ass. Get my phone. No. Where's my cell phone? >> I want to see it. >> I want to see it. >> Where's the phone at? >> Inside the black bag. >> Okay. >> Okay. Just so we can see it. So, we're >> get your numbers on your phone and we'll get you. >> No, I want my phone in my pocket, too. My phone real quick. That's That's >> right. >> Is that right? >> Y'all better get a female. [music] Y'all better get a female. >> I want a female here. >> I want a female hair right now. >> I feel I want a female hair now. I want a female. I want this. I want this. >> I want this. Somebody please want to get out of >> No. Get on the car like I got in the back. >> What the [ __ ] you find in there? Nothing. You found nothing. >> Nothing. Hell nothing. Hell no. I want some people to push. I want somebody get a breath. Please get a breast and somebody that's new to you. Please do. I'm just standing here and not being a threat to nobody or myself. Make sure you turn your camera on. Make sure you turn your camera. I want my daughter to tell. >> I've been asking this for the longest. My mother, she want to call y'all, right? Tell her to sell her and follow us out there. And I swear to God, as soon as she pulls up in red, I will. No, >> you don't have to. >> I don't trust y'all. I did six years in prison to where I was and my officers and lieutenants. I do not trust y'all. I don't >> The faster you get out to the jail. >> No. No. Female bread in here and now female work. >> I have rights. >> This a female work. I have rights. Are you standing? >> Are you standing? >> I'm standing. >> Step up. >> Come on. Step up. >> Yeah. >> Step up. >> Come on. Push me in front. Come on. >> Step up. >> No. Push me in person. >> No. Not going to push you yet. >> Oh, no. Police get aggressive and bad. That's what they do. >> Step on up there. This way. >> Come on. >> Do it. >> Come on. >> But just step up there. >> No. >> Come on. You can do I don't trust y'all. I feel safe. I don't trust I don't trust law. >> Okay, you were trusting me talking to me and I'm going to be the >> I don't know that. I want my mother prison. >> But your mom's not here. >> Okay. Well, call her friend. See if she'll come out there, >> too. I have to come down. >> She can come out to the jail from the jail. >> Yeah. >> All right. Let's step on. Ready? 1 2 3 Step big lawsuit. Do not make me feel really don't want to have to do that. >> Okay. >> I really don't want to have to do that. Step up in the van, please. >> My lawyer because I'm having >> Call your leader from the jail. >> No, I'm having a breakdown. I'll be aggressive. >> Well, a mental breakdown that I'll get you mental health when you get out to the county. >> But I feel unsafe. >> Mental health's working today. >> I'm having PTSD when men touch. >> If you step up in there, then I don't have to touch you anymore. When men touch >> Okay. You step up. The officers had bent over backward to handle her and her belligerance, but [music] she was dead set on pushing buttons. She wasn't about to go down without a fight. >> You choose how you choose to do that. Step on up in, have a seat. I'll drive you out there. I'm going to put you in. You can have a seat. I'm going to drive you out. Choice is yours. >> The dirty [ __ ] >> It's a choice. >> That's what I want. >> You're not going to You know what? Here's the deal, though. You're not going to get what you want in a lawsuit because you've been given every opportunity to eat a banana. >> So, and everything's on camera. >> Running in this. >> All right. Step up. >> Black lives matter. >> Step up. >> You going to step up? No, but you got >> How you [ __ ] >> No. Why the [ __ ] would I do that? >> Just throw me in there. >> You switch up your gangster boy so I don't keep it going. >> I can put you in there. >> Well, do it. I don't want to. >> I'm trying to temper your gangster. Do it. Hey dude, I'm going to step up. What you would not do? Add aggression to it. >> Step out >> and I will give you the the whole be like that's what you want. >> There you go. My two fish. >> Get my mother shoes. In the end, the woman was charged with criminal damage to government property, aggravated battery on a police officer, aggravated, and theft. We've seen plenty of unhinged I know my rights car, but none compared to Ruby, whose traffic stop spiraled so hard out of control thanks to her I know my rights attitude. And of course, the claim about who her daddy was. >> If I smell like alcoh alcohol, I'm going to sue you, bro. >> Turn around. Okay. What's my rights? What's my rights? >> I'll I'll raise your rights. >> I need your bro to come out here. I know my rights. >> You don't know. >> I do because Do you know who my dad is? >> I don't care who your dad is. >> Okay. You're going to be >> Whatever fired. I promise you that. >> Moving. >> Don't >> not moving. >> During a late night patrol, officers noticed the woman speeding far beyond the speed limit. As worrisome as it was, this was only the beginning. Further checks would show that she was driving under the influence. But she wasn't just any reckless driver. Even while endangering herself and others and showing zero real remorse, this Karen rapidly escalated the situation while wielding her warped sense of civil rights like a weapon. >> Where are you coming from? >> I am coming from my friend's house. >> Have you had any alcohol tonight? >> No. >> You haven't had any at all? >> No. >> I feel like I could smell it. Can I check your eyes? Make sure you're safe to drive. >> Okay. I have I do have a condition. So, I have to take my contacts out. >> Uh, for what? >> Because I have a stigmatism. So, you can't look from side to side? >> I can't. >> You can't look. >> Do you know whatism? >> Uh-huh. So, if you were to look this way or this way, you couldn't do that? >> Like, come on. >> So, how are the doctors allowing you to drive if you can't use your eyes? >> Well, it's on my driver's license. >> Now, you're restricted. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Try to follow that with just your eyes. Don't move your head. in the car. >> Um, I want you to step out of the car for me. >> So, [music] how much alcohol have you had tonight? >> I haven't. >> You haven't? >> No. >> Okay. I You I don't feel like you're being honest about that. >> I am being honest. >> Okay. So, if I give you a breathalyzer, it'd be absolute zeros. >> Um, I don't have to to be honest. >> You don't have to do what? >> Do a breathalyzer. >> But I'm putting it in a scenario. I'm not asking you to do this right now. >> Yeah. Well, I'm putting you in a in a scenario. have to if I don't want to. >> Okay. Um, what I'm going to ask you to do, Mr. Ruby, is I'm going to ask you to submit this soiety test to make sure that you're safe to drive this vehicle. >> Do that, sir. >> Okay. So, >> can I call my lawyer? >> No, you cannot. >> Okay. >> You don't have to do what? >> Whatever you're asking me to do, I don't have to. >> Okay. Really? I understand. Uh, and that's absolutely true. You don't have to do this. >> Yeah. >> But what I'm going to have to do is I'm going to have to place you under arrest for DWI. >> Why? because of basically the totality of circumstance. >> Search my car. >> Why would I do that? >> Okay, so you're telling me I smell like it. Okay, search my car. >> Why would I do that? >> Because you're accusing me of something. That's why. >> What have I accused you of? >> Okay, rewind it. >> Rewind what? >> You're You told me you I smell [music] like something. >> Yeah, you smell like alcohol. >> Okay, so search my car. Why would I search your car because you smell like alcohol? >> Because you find alcohol if I smell like alcohol. Alcohol. >> Well, it depends if there's open containers in your car. >> Yeah. Well, then search it. >> Okay. Uh face that way for me. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. >> Okay. You You have to >> turn around. >> No, sir. >> Turn around and do not resist. All force is going to be used against you. >> Okay. Why? >> Turn around. >> Okay. I need You haven't read my rights. >> I don't need my Yes, you do. [music] >> I'm going to sue you, bro. Turn around. >> Okay. What's my rights? What's my rights? >> I'll I'll read your rights. >> I need your bro to come out here. >> You want him to come out? He's not so as nice as I am. >> No, he's not as nice. >> Bring him out [music] here, sir. Bring him out here. >> Can you help me out? He's not going to be as nice. >> Okay, Mr. Officer, >> he hasn't read my Miranda rights. He hasn't read my Miranda. >> You need to comply with us. >> Okay, turn around. >> Let me explain something. >> You're under arrest for >> We will. You are resisting. We will use force against you. >> You haven't read my >> It doesn't matter. >> Yes, I don't. >> No, it doesn't matter. >> I know my right. >> You don't know. >> I do because Do you know who my dad is? >> I don't care who your dad is. >> Okay. You will be You'll be real sorry after this. >> Okay. Let go so I don't break your finger. >> I'm not going to let go. >> Okay. >> Stop. Stop pulling away. If you will stop pulling, I'm going to put your on the ground. You understand? >> Do it. >> Stop. >> Do it. I dare you. I dare you. I dare you. >> Dare you. Do you know who my dad is? >> You don't care. >> Oh, really? >> You will. You do. You'll fine, bro. >> Fine, bro. >> We need to make better decisions. >> Okay, >> let's go this way. >> Let's go this way. >> That's my Miranda rights. >> Miranda only applies to custodial interrogation. >> Here, stop it right here. >> Always read to everybody. I know my rights. >> You watch too much TV. >> And officer, they haven't read my Miranda rights. [snorts] They have me. >> Okay, I'll have him read you your rights. >> Okay, that was No, they should have done that before. They have me in handcuffs. >> Separate your >> step on me. >> Okay, but step out like this, please. >> They're right for me. >> Arresting me for what? >> You're arresting me for >> I told you. Driveing me for >> I just told you. >> The officers had a wild one on their hands. Even though all they were trying to do was to keep her and everyone else safe, they had no idea that [music] she was just getting started with them. >> Do you understand your rights? >> Cuz you would like to talk to me. >> So you're going to be you and APD. You're going to be fired. >> I promise you that. >> Don't >> stop moving. >> Don't touch me, bro. >> Okay. So what am I? >> I already told [music] you like three times. >> No, no, no. Do you want your sweater buttoned? >> I need to call someone because uh Mr. whatever the his name is did not read my rights to me. >> The 54 police. >> Yeah, bro. You >> whenever you lose your job, you're going to remember. >> Stop pulling away. >> Let's do it. >> Let's go. [laughter] >> They're making this worse for >> I'm not going to stop in there. [music] >> You're going to have to. >> No. >> That's absolutely what you're going to do. No, >> we're forcing to put you in there. >> Take a seat. >> No. >> Come on, Ruby. >> Okay. Get me my my phone and I will have a seat. >> I'm being an adult. So, bring my [ __ ] phone right now. >> Get your phone. >> Right now. >> Where's your phone? >> On my Jeep. >> Okay, I'll go get it for you, but you need to sit right now. >> Take a seat. >> Put your feet in. >> No, I'm not. >> Put your feet in. >> I'm not. >> Okay, I'll put your feet in. Very good. >> Put your feet in. >> I'm not. And don't kick me or you'll get a charge. >> Put your feet in. >> Go. >> Put your feet. >> Do you know who my daughter is? >> I know. And I don't care. >> Golly, she's blasted. >> I know. >> The officers finally had her on route to the station, but it didn't make a difference. You can take this Karen off the street, but you can't take the street out of her because if anything, the move got the encounter even more complicated. >> I'm feeling sick. You need to get me out of here. [music] >> You're not going to get out of my car. >> I'm feeling sick. Somebody needs to get me out of here. Unless you want to get sued. >> Okay, ma'am. >> I'm feeling sick. >> You're going to have to suck it up. >> Do you understand? [music] Are you >> So, whenever you lose your job, you'll think about me. >> Okay. >> So, get me out of here or we're going to have someing problems. >> What are you going to do, >> bro? Whenever you think about that in a month from now, you're going to be real sorry. Trust me. I promise you that. >> How much do you make? Like $20 an hour. Okay. So, what am I being arrested for? >> I've already told you a bunch of times. >> Pretty substantial. >> I don't need to show you a damn thing right now. >> Your whole career is about to be bro. What's your badge number? >> It's 7345. >> No, you need to tell me your badge. >> I just I just told you it. >> No. If I ask >> I just told you that. >> I just told you it. Give it to me. So, what's your match number? >> I I just told you it. >> What is it? >> I just told you it. >> Okay, say it again. >> I don't need to say it again. I already told you it. >> Asking you to. >> That sucks. You should have listened. You should have listened. >> You should have listened. [music] >> No, cuz you didn't say it. >> Okay. Well, it's on body camera >> first. Okay. Let me tell you your >> your what? You say that again. >> Give me my Miranda rice. >> What? before you give me before you put me in handcuffs. >> Okay. >> So, there's your first. >> All right. Uhuh. >> You have no reason to have me handcuffs or have me arrested >> cuz you're driving drunk. >> Once you find out who my dad is, you're going to cry. >> Okay. >> I have my dad go after you. So you so I hope you can think about that. Do you want to call my dad? Do you want to call my lawyer? And I know my rights people knowing their >> Get me off these handcuffs right now. >> What does that even mean? Get you off those handcuffs. >> Law enforcement. Are you stupid? >> Get you off those handcuffs. >> What does that mean? >> Out of my >> There you go. There you go. There you go. >> Why am I arrested? >> That's the way you see it. >> I already told you like five times. >> Why am I arrested? >> What am I being arrested for? >> You're being arrested for DWI? >> Okay. Do you have proof? >> This officer does. >> What proof? >> That's correct. Do you have anything in your mouth? >> I don't have to answer to you if I don't want to. >> What proof? >> You want to keep adding to your dumb? >> You didn't. You did not rice. arrested with no improbable probable cause. >> What did you >> What are you trying to say? Leap leap leap. What did you try to say? >> Stupid. >> Jeez. Like your speech [music] is that slur. >> Okay. What was my cause? >> Jeez, Miss Ruby, you're pretty uh you're pretty ripped. >> Why? Why am I being arrested? We're taking a job for >> Can you re repeat that sentence to yourself? Why am I being arrested for it and taken? >> That doesn't make any sense. >> Why am I being arrested for it? >> That doesn't make sense. >> Why am I being arrested for it and taken to jail? >> I've already told you and she told you. I told you and she told you. >> For what? >> We both told you already. >> Oh, you're not going to Nope. >> I want to hear it again. >> That sucks for you. You don't get to [music] make demands. for you when you lose your job for not reading my parents. >> Okay, come on. >> What am I being detained for? Please be happy. Step out. >> I'm asking you guys a question. >> We've already been told this. >> Okay, >> step out like a big girl. >> Like an adult. Step out, >> please. >> Like I'm like an a [ __ ] adult. I'm asking you guys. >> Why am I Why am I being arrested for? [music] >> Will you step out for us? >> No, I'm >> We're going to have to pull you out, Ruby. Let's not [music] go there. What? >> We're going to pull you out. >> Most people might rethink their actions on the way to the police station, but no, not Ruby. For her, it was now or never because her so-called rights demanded it. >> Cameras are recording everything, so let me >> Okay, we're not going to do this. >> Let's go. >> Don't car. Come on, Ruby. Give me an [music] adult. >> Okay. Why am I being >> Jesus? Okay. >> Yes. That's why you're under this [ __ ] wrong with you. >> Let me know. >> It's smelling on me. >> There's that. >> Yeah. Stop. >> You say you want to be treated like an adult. Act like one. >> Well, I'm asking you an adult. >> And you >> I see like a child. >> You've been told several times. >> Like I have nothing against you cuz you're a girl >> him. >> He did not really mind. >> He did. Don't stare at me. >> Don't push me. >> I got to >> take a seat. >> Don't elbow me in the [ __ ] mouth. Stop. Sit down. >> Sit down >> now. Oh, now you guys have >> What? >> Right. >> You're vile and disgusting. You are. >> Your mom is. >> No, not as much as yours. You're >> same to you. >> If y'all want to body cap, please arrest me before he read me my >> Hey, Smith, listen to this. >> No, he did. >> Tell him. Tell him again. >> He did. >> Tell him. >> You arrested me for no probable cause. >> Probable what? >> Probable cause. >> Okay. You did not leave me my Miranda rights before you put me in handcuffs. >> I know my >> Oh, really? >> Oh, yeah. >> You did not. >> I'm about to tell you something important. >> So, right now, you're under arrest for driving while underex flight requires you to submit to a breath test [music] to determine the alcohol content of your blood. After you take our test, >> you have the right to choose an additional independent test. >> Have to. You can choose to take this additional important test. You have the right to a reasonable opportunity >> to rent for a physician, a licensed nurse, a laboratory technician or technologist who's employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice. >> Okay. Now you're >> do you agree to take our test? >> I don't have to. >> And not force you to take our test, but if you refuse, you will lose your New Mexico driver's license or non-resident operating privilege for one year. Do you now agree to be tested? >> I won't be tested. I don't want to. >> Okay. I consider your actions are refusal. >> Can I call my attorney? >> That's what I thought. >> Where's my purse? That's the Gucci purse that I have in my Jeep. >> It probably stayed in there. I don't have them. >> Okay. Well, you guys need to get it. If that gets lost, that's probably >> I don't care about your Gucci purse. It's in your vehicle. [music] It got towed. The vehicle's rolled up. They're like locked. >> Handcuffs cuz I can't hand. >> Repeat that sentence to yourself. >> I'm over. >> Repeat that sentence [music] to yourself. get you off those handcuffs. >> Yeah, cuz I'm in my hurry. >> Come over here. The restroom's right here. >> Go to the restroom. >> Okay. Can you get me a tampon? >> I'll get you one. You stand over here a second. >> Well, I need it before >> I'll go back in the cage. >> I need a ton. >> Come on. Go back in the cage. >> Go back in the cage. Let's go. >> I'm not going to sit here and do this game with you. >> I need a time, too. find you to call my attorney. I have the right to call my attorney. >> Okay. So, if you're going to keep doing this, >> you're not going to use the restroom. >> I told you not to use the restroom. That's the only thing you're doing. >> You the right for me to use the restroom. >> Okay. Well, you're going to go back in the kitchen. >> Back in the cage, then. >> Back in the cage. Thanks. >> You're not going to go to the restroom. >> I need to change my >> I tried to do that for you. You walk with the police all over my >> I tried to I tried to pull >> Please shut >> I didn't change my >> be quiet for a second listen I tried to pull you out >> will you listen for a second okay >> I am listening >> just be quiet then okay if I pull you out that's to let you use the restroom so you can do that okay do you want to do that >> sounds like a yes we'll use got time to do that >> up and get me out of here. >> You're not going to make demands, but I'm going to accommodate you. >> The officers did their best to stay calm, but Ruby had other plans. Her antics were far from over. >> Okay, but you need to use the restroom. Okay. All right. >> That's scary. >> And you got that on your camera. >> You have to go into the restroom. >> That's I've been asking you. >> I understand that. Go ahead. >> Okay. Get me out of here. >> Go to the restroom and I will >> Where's my path? >> Go to the restroom and it's it's on the sink. >> Nope. Turn and face me. >> It's the way it has to be. You have to be handcuffed. Mysterious. >> How am I supposed to change my path? >> It's the way it goes. It's the way it goes. You have to >> I'll get a fctionection. >> You have to be restrained. All like prisoners have to be restrained. >> Okay. For what? >> Because that's the policy here. >> Okay. No. Tell me why. >> Because how combative they now. Change your pad. Change your bad. I can't change it like this. >> Or you're going to go back in the cage. >> I can't change my pad like this. >> Okay. So, you don't want to do that. >> Okay. What am I being arrested for? >> So, we're not going to let you change your pad. Don't >> touch me. Don't touch me. You're touching me for >> Linda. Can you open the cage again? This is ridiculous. [music] >> You're a child. >> Don't touch me. >> You are touching like a child. >> No, you're not. >> Okay. >> We tried to do that and that's not going to go. I'll bleed all your child. >> When it was all said and done, Ruby was charged with battery, aggravated DWI, speeding, and driving with an unregistered vehicle. Next up is the case of Alicia Taylor, who thought she could talk her way out of a citation by quoting the law. >> Sir, in a fourth amendment, right, you cannot go. No, no, no, no, no. In the fourth amendment, right, you cannot. On April the 30th, 2022, an officer conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle with no registration plates. As he approached the vehicle, Alicia immediately became uncooperative and began to argue with the officer. Here's how the incident unfolded. >> Can you roll your window down for me? >> Hi, how are you? >> Hello. How are you? >> Can you see the car? >> Um, I don't ask a question, sir. And I'm going to work. I'm I'm late. Can you move? >> Okay. I need you to sit down for me. I don't ask a question, sir. >> I'm not asking you a question. >> But you violating my person's face and my constitutional right. You touching my It's not a traffic stop because you pulling me in when I'm pulling into work and touching my personal items. Stop. >> Please don't touch my personal items. >> This is going to be a big deal. Okay. >> Sir, but please do not touch my stuff. >> Okay. >> Please do not touch my stuff. Please give me 6 ft. >> Okay. I need you to take a seat in the car for me. >> I do not. I work here. I do not. >> That's fine. >> The reason I'm stopping you is for you don't have a front license plate. Whoever is a black license plate and you want anything, you can run my VIN number. I'm not ask a question. You want anything, you run my VIN number. I'm ask question. I'm not giving you nothing. Run my VIN number. You want some information, run my VIN number. That's all you're going to get. You have to cuz I'm not going to ask a question. I'm not giving you my identification. I don't have to ask a question. I don't have the fourth amendment right for any searches or procedures. I'm mad as hell cuz you pulling me over. I'm going to work. And I am a security/ detective. You can see my badge there. So, can you please give me six feet? Can you please give me six feet, sir? Alicia [snorts] claimed she was a law enforcement officer and then refused a direct request. This was when the incident began to take a different turn. >> Send your car, please. >> I would not. I don't have to. I know my constitution right and amendment one through amendment 11. I don't have to. >> 50. I'll take a second. >> Are you going to provide your driver's license? >> No, I do not have. You can run my VIN number. >> My constitution right? I do have to. I don't have to give you nothing. You can run my VIN number. That's it. >> I'm not giving you nothing. >> You're not going to give me your >> I'm not going to give you anything. I don't answer questions. I do not answer questions and the fourth amendment right. I do not consent to proceedings of searches. You can run my VIN number. That's it. I'm late for work. Can you please move? >> You want to speak to my manager or something? I need to go to work. >> Speak to your manager. I need >> Well, I'm closing my door and I'm going to go to work. >> Okay. You're going to get put in hand. I don't have time. You're not going to detain me on what procedure of search on a criminal offense. Amendment one, amendment two, or what? >> I'm stopping you on a traffic stop. >> For a traffic light, you do not have no procedure to question me or to go through my vehicle. >> I'm not going through your vehicle. Well, you can stop touching my property. >> You were you driving this car? >> Yes, I am. It's my vehicle. Run the VIN number. That's it. >> Okay. >> Run the VIN number. That's all I'm asking you to do. You have your driver's license. >> I'm asking your your your T. Hel. What's your badge number? >> 710. >> 710 to run my VIN number. You are refused to run my VIN number. >> I don't need to run your VIN number. I need >> I'm not going to give you anything of mine. >> You driving this? >> Yes. It's my vehicle. >> Yes. And you were driving it. >> It's my vehicle. Correct. I don't answer questions. Correct. I don't answer questions. >> Okay. >> Please do not touch my property. >> I need you to sit in the car for me. >> I will not, sir. Please do not touch my property. >> Okay. >> Okay. We need to take this down a notch. Okay. >> Sir, I'm asking you to run my VIN number. >> I will. Okay. I'll >> I'm not going to ask any questions. I ask you to run my VIN number. That says tell everything you need to know about my VIN number. Tell yall everything you need to know about me. That's it. >> Okay. But I need to make sure that you're a valid driver. Okay. >> I am a valid driver. My VIN number will tell you that. >> No. The VIN number will tell me the car's history, not you. Got open canvas right here. So, that's going to get taken for now. Sir, can you I don't present in a fourth amendment right, you cannot go through my vehicle. Um, >> sir, in a fourth amendment right, you cannot go No, no, no, no, no. In the fourth amendment right, you cannot. And the [ __ ] my boss says here, I'm at work. You're violating my commitment banks. You're do not go through my vehicle. In a fourth amendment right, you just violated my constitution. [ __ ] commitment right. You just touch inside my vehicle. When I just said a [ __ ] commitment right, you cannot touch my personal items. When you reach inside my vehicle, can you please >> instead of raising your voice? I'm not raising my voice. I'm trying to, but he's being an [ __ ] When he ain't giving me six feet, it's Please give me six feet, sir. >> Okay. So, you are raising my voice, >> sir. Can you guys give me six feet? Can you give me six feet? I validate my constitution, right? >> Okay. I'm going to talk to you. >> The delusional woman then tried to see if there was any provision under the law that empowered her not to identify herself. However, she didn't realize that she had made a huge mistake. We found in my car. Yes. I smoke this right here. It's legal. It's legal right here. Legal, sir. It's legal. >> This is legal. Not legally. This bag is open. All the type of medical procedures I have. I don't have support. >> You don't want to identify yourself. So, how would I know? >> Ma'am, this bag is not approved. >> All right. I'm going to give you one more chance to give me your driver's license or identify yourself. >> Can you call your sergeant? Can you call your sergeant? >> You're going to get hands in the back of my car. >> Miss Sergeant Sergeant for Sergeant Foreman. I'm going to put in front of T. I mean, Sergeant Foreman. This is Officer Taylor. I'm going to put back B. Ty and B. Ty. I'm on I'm in office. I'm at 15294 Avenue and KU Boulevard Bar on my way going into and work. They pulling me over for a traffic stop. I told them I don't consent to Fourth Amendment rights. I don't answer questions. They they are pressuring me to give my ID. I told them I don't answer questions and I don't have to consent to what they're doing to me and my constitutional right. So they're telling me I'm going to be detained on a on parole procedure. They cannot detain me. I know my constitutional right. They trying to fear me and they trying to scare me. >> I'm going to give you one more chance to tell me your license. just gave you a chance to run my bid number. I don't answer questions. That's it. >> Okay. >> I don't answer questions. I'm in work. You want to talk to my manager? You can talk to my manager. Any question you can talk to my man? I don't I don't talk to police officers. >> Okay. >> Am I under my commitment? I don't. Yes, I am. I am detective/ security. Sir >> at my own security business. >> Okay. Okay. Cool. So, you're not going to identify yourself, right? >> What? >> You're not going to identify yourself. >> And this doesn't need to be this difficult. >> It really doesn't. >> Oh, >> yes. Miss Foreman. >> Oh, you're talking to me? >> Yes. Um, I'm trying to see what is the proper causing him to pull me over. He says it's a traffic stop. >> No front plate. >> He says a traffic stop a front plate. So, I asked him to run my VIN number. He's refusing my VIN number. And he said we don't need my VIN number, but his VIN number would tell if my car have insurance. It would tell him who I am. >> It won't. >> My VIN number would tell who cared to. >> Okay. But we don't know it's a registered owner or is you. You could be anybody. This car could be stolen. >> After I give you my license, after I give you my my name and I'm going to give you my license, I'm going to give you my name and my identification. I want your badge number and I want your badge number and I want truck card. I want your business card. I want your both business card. >> Alicia continued to argue with the cops and prove that she knew the law. However, she was about to receive a harsh reality check from the cops. >> You step back here with him. >> I would not. I'm not being detained. >> You are. >> I will not. You >> cuz you had open right now. So now your car is going to get searched. You cannot for commitment right. >> Excuse me. This I am in Hart. This is T. Haley. He asked me to get him my name first. I don't have to in commitment right. I don't. But I agreed to get him a lease 24. This is my car. Yes. I had that is legal in Chicago, Illinois of Park. This is my VIN number. >> I asked him to run my Yes. under my name. >> I asked him to run this my VIN number. When he run my VIN number, it's under Alicia Taylor. I gave him my my name. I gave both of them. My name. Yes. Thank you for watching. Please share this video. >> No, I'm not going. You can share my I just gave you my name. I do not. Hell no. >> Hell no. Hell. >> Hell no. Hell no. Please go. Hell no. Please go. Can you come out? Help. [screaming] Cannab. Open it. >> Can [screaming] kidnapping me. He kidnapping me. At least for me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Shut that video. Shut that video. Shut that video. [screaming] Shar. Help me. Help me. No. No. Hell no. Hell no. Cuz I'm not resisting. I gave you everything you want and you still locking me up. No. You're racist. No. Hell no. Call a female and I go. Call a female officer. I go willingly cuz you're violating my race. No. No, I have a medical I was standing. I have a medical condition. >> Alicia continued to resist arrest and acted very uncooperatively towards the cops. However, the drama was far from over. >> I have a hip replacement in my leg. >> I have a metal pen in my face. Give me your hand. >> Get up and walk. You're hurting me. >> Give me your right hand. >> I cannot. >> Give me your right hand. >> Metal plate is hurting me. >> No one's hurting you. Give me your right hand. >> A metal plate in my face and my leg. >> Then why are you running? Because you're scaring me. You unlocking my door. I gave you my name. I got everything you asked for. And you still trying to put me handcuff. That is illegal. >> Ma'am, give me your right hand. >> I cannot. I'm scared. >> I'm scared. No scared. >> I'm scared cuz you're scaring me. >> You're scaring me. No. I will get up willingly. Can you get my balls first? >> Give me your right hand. >> Please get my balls. >> I will work on that. Give me your right hand first. >> I will get my I will get up. I will get up. We got to give me your hand and then we can get up. >> Do not put me in handcuffs because I'm not kidnapping. >> Give me your hand. Give him your hand. >> You're kidnapping me. >> They're kidnapping me. >> They're kidnapping me. I didn't do it until I catch three. No, I do not record it. >> Let me go. I work here. >> No, I want you. Let me go. >> I want you. Let me go. >> Let's get her up. >> Let me go. Shut that video. Please. Shut that video. >> All right, let's get her. >> Shut my video. Shut my video. Please share my video. >> Shut my video. >> All right, we're going to help you out. >> Shut my video. No, I want to get out. >> We're going to help you out. >> No. >> Alicia took it a notch further by refusing to listen to the cops. And it was at this point that something incredibly strange happened. >> Let me go. >> Let me go. I gave you everything. >> Let me go. I gave you everything you asked for. >> No, I gave you everything you asked for. There's still two minutes still trying to manage here. I supposed to stop working right now. Guessing that's your phone right there. >> Yes, I started recording cuz I was got scared. >> That's fine. >> That's [ __ ] >> We're all recording, too. Everybody's recording. >> Yeah, record everything he did to me. He violated every my right. >> Well, let's get that sorted out. >> I don't want to go to the police station cuz I didn't do anything wrong. There's a proper way to do that. >> You just wrote my name, please. >> There's a proper way to do things, though. This isn't it. Okay. This isn't it. All right. So, let's not sit down here any longer and sort >> Can you tell me why I'm going to police station? >> The officer said you're you're in custody. You're under arrest. >> For what? obstructing identification. >> I gave you my name. It's on your camera. >> 15 minutes. You wouldn't >> Nobody is guilty. >> Not even four minutes ago. >> We're trying to sort this out within 5 minutes of being on the ground. Let's go sort it out. Standing up to get to work. Come on. You can still be at work. Okay. >> How I'm going to get here? I'm going to get so we can we can bring >> Alicia didn't stop complaining and being very emotional. However, she must have realized that it was all over for her at that time. Somebody did [ __ ] from you guys job and just be okay with it. Just get in the car, walk away. It's not knowing me but my money that I work with and my phone and everything that I work with for work. You're okay. >> What do you mean? Calm down, man. My literally just came to work and just got arrested. >> All right, turn around. >> Are you serious? Please don't man. >> Stop telling me there's nothing on me. >> Doesn't matter. You're going in my car and I have to patch you down. >> Safety. >> I'm honest. I'm a security. I'm on security. This is why this is why it's threatening because I have my own security business. >> Hey, hey, hey. >> I have my own security business. >> The faster I patch you down, the faster you get in here. Okay, >> buddy. Come on. >> Somebody go in there with you. >> In the end, Alicia was charged with resisting arrest, obstruction of justice, possession of prohibited substances, and having no front plate. Next, we look at the case of this woman who was involved in a hitand-run accident, but thought that she could intimidate the cops with her law degree. >> Maritime Law Administration degree, >> and I am also a sponsor. Watch your mouth. Shame on you. I'm right here, right now. >> On July the 15th, 2022, police officers in Florida responded to a hit-and-run incident where the suspect fled the scene. When officers finally located the vehicle and the driver, this is what transpired. >> Wake up. Hey puppies, >> can you confirm the address? >> Hey man. >> Hey man. >> Hello. >> Huh? Huh? Wake up. You need to wake up. >> All right. 5 seconds. >> All right. All right. All right. You know where you're at right now. What city? >> All right. What city? >> Monroe County. >> Hey, can you step out for me? What's your name? >> Per. >> What is it? >> Well, I did not drive at all. >> Not a problem. C. Can you step out? >> No, cuz that is >> Okay, ma'am. All right. How about this? >> I'm I'm >> going to tell you I need you to step out of the car. You know, I can't do that. It's like a It's like a rock in our place. >> Cuz what? >> I respect you guys to the fullest. >> So, if you respect me, I'm asking you to step out very nicely. >> That is also meaningful. And I did not drive my car tonight. So, meet me. >> Not a problem. I'm not even >> I'm going to go down for someone else. >> The woman immediately began to argue with the officer and make a case for her dog. And here's where things started to get complicated. >> What's that? >> Oh, well, >> close the door. Dog, stay in the car. He responds to my my >> right. I got that. The dog's chilling in the front seat. He's cool. >> The big one responds to my stress. >> Well, he's not really responding much. So, >> he is though. >> Let's stand. Let's stand up. >> Really over here. >> Okay, we can close the door and he's fine. Come here. Okay, look. Come here. Come here. We're going to go. We're >> going to be okay. >> There we go. That was easy. Okay, >> that's my child. >> I got that. And I'm going to treat your child the best possible way possible. They're they're chilling. They're not any distress. >> I have two kids and those are also my two kids. Those are also big fries. >> I was just trying to save my car. Literally like the only I have. >> They still are. They're just sitting right there. Like I was trying to save my car. You have no idea. You don't know what I've been through. I don't know what you've been through. That's fine. I just want my dogs to be okay. I don't care about me. Just want my dogs to be okay. Yeah, we like dogs better than most kids. >> That's fine. I'm not a kid. What happens to my dogs? >> Then we have to call the ASBCA. >> I volunteer with the SBCA on College Road. I know what I'm doing. I live here. I'm a local. You have to realize how important they are to me. Please. >> I love you, too. I just need to see Frank. Frank, >> that is my silver song. I got it. No. No. I'm not that stupid. Please. >> Okay. We're sitting here on the curve. No, he is. >> Yes, I actually >> then don't bother me. Please. >> This is my family. Please. I need him. >> They're fine. I'm going to deny my rights as a citizen or my service dog. >> I want to request the presence of Officer Carl Welch. >> I want to request the presence of Randy. >> You can say who all you want. I just want my >> We don't We don't understand what you're saying because you're slurring. >> I'm not actually. I'm speaking very good English, but you can say whatever you want. >> I didn't say you're speaking poor English. Commissioner Kates. Well, uh, I have a maritime law administration degree and I am also a sponsor. Watch your mouth. >> I am not slurring, but I do know the law and you might be trying to right now. I'm all I'm asking is literally for that dog to sit beside me cuz you have no idea what I've been through. >> Request denied. >> At this point, the woman acted very foolishly and began to prove that she was educated and knew the law. And soon everything just went from bad [music] to worse. >> Do not for my dog to not be with me. He was trying to be with me. Do not say cuz I'm slurring. Slurring is spelled s l u r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r i n g. I have nine degrees. Do not say I'm slurring. I'm not. >> I did. >> That's on you cuz you're that's what we call liability laws. I know what gray area laws are. It's what we call the FWC with living board laws. Buddy, I know what I'm doing here. I am a local. I live here. >> So, laws still apply to locals. >> Hey, buddy. Do not Thank you. Wait, will you move it left or right? No, I want to. Okay, I'm not human. I'm sorry. The laws do apply local or not. But I am not actually a cheapkate. I do know what I'm talking about. And you're being extremely rude and I try to sleep in my car. What you're doing right now is I'm extremely upset because I do actually I'm sorry. I'm an ex-Marine. You can look up my entire record. >> It's not necessary. >> I will not drive anywhere. I didn't drive anywhere tonight. I just want my dog. Dad, I just want Frank, please. >> Okay, so now here's my chance to talk. >> You can speak all you want. If you're going to belittle what I'm going through, excuse me. >> So, here here's what it is. I'm I'm not here to cuddle you. >> And I'm not here to drive or hit anyone. I'm here to throw away trash somewhere. >> No one said you hit anyone. >> I agree. >> But I'm being attacked like I did. All I'm saying is I just need my dog. You don't get it. Please give my dog. Please give my dog. >> It's not alcohol. You don't know what PTSD is. Please give me a my dog. Please give me Frank. Leave beads in there. Please give me Frank. >> Request denied. >> Denied. >> What do I need to do to give me Frank? Please. >> Just sit just sit there and be chill for a little bit. Officer Andrew is handling an issue down the street involving this vehicle and he's going to come over here and we're going to have a chat and then we're going to take it from there. >> Please, you don't need >> Okay, I'm not being mean. I'm just being very blunt and to the point. I don't even know understand what PTSD is cuz you would never do this any a fellow officer with what you're going through cuz my brother is a fellow officer with terrible PTSD. >> Well, ma'am, I'm glad I'm glad you were there through my entire life cuz >> Keep going. You don't get it. That's why I'm not asking for beans. Beans is fine. I reowned him, but you don't give me my Please. Give me my dog. Please. I never drove. I tried to sleep in my car. I would never I love this. I love locals. I would never. Please. I just need my dog. Please. >> Later on, she changed tactic and began to act strangely, but the officers knew exactly how to handle cases like hers. >> If you deny me of my constitutional rights through the ADA Act, American Disability Act, that is my dog and you don't have a time to you don't get stop. Give me mying dog, please. And I'm being as respectful as I can when I say that. You don't understand the level that I'm Give me my dog, please. I just need him to sit beside me. You might be literally That's all day. Give me my dog. Give me my dog. Please, Frank. Give me my dog. Please. I need Frank. Please. He will never bite you. He's 13. He's almost blind. Please give me my dog. Call Carl. Call Randy. Please. I've been here for eight years. Please, I need my dog. It's my right as a US. Give me my dog. Give me my dog. Be is sweet and stupid. But Frank is strange. I spent $8,000 on this [ __ ] after the service. I need him. Please give me my family. You think I'm drunk? You don't know what PTSD is. Then shame on you. I'm right here right now. No, no, no. Whoa. I will never I have nothing in my pockets and I have respect authority. >> You're gonna stay seated. >> You will deny me my rights as a US citizen. >> I'm not denying your rights to the United States. Like shut me down. You want to look at me like I'm lower than you. You have no idea you're from. >> I did not drive. I slept in my car. I don't know who I don't even know what I mean cuz it's fine. I have done nothing. >> Okay. This is officer Andrew. >> I don't know who that is. It's fine. >> Well, he's walking up right now. >> No, it's fine. >> So, he's got >> What have I done otherwise? >> Well, he's got to talk to you about some stuff. >> Christian, >> what's up? >> You were involved in a crash? >> I wasn't. Oh, >> yeah. I'm telling you, you were. >> Was someone in my car involved in a crash? How was I involved in a crash? >> Have you not seen your car? >> I was not. I was sleeping in my car. >> That's probably why you got into a crash? >> No. >> Um, this is your uh crash reports. Okay. This is the crash report number. Here you go. >> I will never admit false cuz I do not drink and drive. >> Okay, that's fine. Do you want to take this or not? >> Absolutely not. Cuz I Is this me admitting fault though? >> No, it's not. Based upon this based upon the smells coming from your body. >> You wreak >> I was sleeping in my car. Yes, I >> wreak heavily of alcohol. The key was in the ignition of your vehicle. >> Next, the woman decided that it was a good idea to play dumb with the cops, but they had enough to nail her. vehicle. >> Um, well, I'll see all the transmission fluid that you've leaked right there. The puddle of transmission fluid, two flat tires. >> Any of that. >> Okay. >> It'll be any of the vehicle, >> but I was sleeping in my car. >> So, >> what have I what am I guilty of other than wanting to see my service dog? Please drive easy. >> Okay. So, let's get past that. So, >> you >> during my conversations with you, one, you're extremely hard to wake up. You're extremely emotional. You smell of alcohol. Your speech is slurred. >> Oh, man. unintelligible at times. You are uh experiencing high and low emotional statuses. >> Oh my god. So what did you do in the military service before you were a peak police officer? Can I please stand up? No. All right. Okay. >> Well, what did you do before this? >> So nothing robot. You do not need to read me anything, buddy. I'm a lawyer. >> Oh, then you should know what's going on with that. how bad you're me over and how little you're educated on what you're doing right now with the ADA act and that is my dog and you don't even realize maybe I slept in my car. You have to realize we are innocent until proven guilty. That's what we do here and I might have actually slept in my car. But imagine if I did that after being a veteran for 12 years. You're welcome. >> Okay. >> What did you do? >> Are you done? >> What did you Okay, so now >> damn, I can't even imagine being you. >> Okay, so I'm conducting a criminal DUI investigation. Do you understand? >> No. Because I will not blow in any breathalyzer. I would request the lawyer of the court. I will stand up without anyone. Can I please put that out there? >> Hold on. So before that, I have to read this to you. It doesn't necessarily mean you're getting arrested. It means I'm conducting an investigation. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Yeah. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law >> without getting guns drawn on me. >> No one's drawing guns on you. >> That's fine. I didn't stand up. I'm asking permission. >> Come on. >> I am respectful of the law. >> Okay. Fifth time. You may stand. Do you even know what PTSD is? It's called post-traumatic stress disorder. >> I appreciate that. So, based upon my training, my experience, lead me to believe >> that you're impaired under the influ under the influence of alcohol and or chemical. >> Excuse your breath. I would like a representative. >> The woman continued to argue with the cops. But it didn't end well for her. >> Place your hands behind your back. >> Can I please put this in my pocket? >> I put what in your pocket? >> It's the one that's in my finger. By the way, you're >> cuz you're violating my rights as a citizen >> cuz I have vocalized. Um, >> okay. >> Okay. You still refusing to spend a sample of your breath? >> Absolutely. At the same time, are you please your body came up? >> Oh, Mark, >> please. Are you refusing to allow an American with a disability to have her service dog who is registered to her name? >> Service go to jail. >> Absolutely. >> No, they don't. That is my dog though because >> I understand that. >> I understand that. But they don't go to the jail. They don't have >> They do not drive tonight. That's fine. So he is denying me of my service dog for my panic attack PTSD. It is a very gray area. It sucks. >> Yes. >> Absolutely. That's fine. >> My dog left. >> I cannot see. Hey, >> have you ever been in a war? >> It has nothing to do with me. I am asking you a yes or no question. You think I'm drunk. You don't know. That's why I know you think I'm drunk. How dare you? You just took me away from my home base. I was trying to sleep in my car. Someone did something. Not my fault. What the What proof do you have? In the end, she was charged with a DUI and fleeing the scene of the