Why would you think it would be a good idea to pull over here? Okay. me to step out. don't, I'm going to remove you from the vehicle. He is trying to open my door. Please stop. drive off. Do not Keep your hands out the window. I'm not doing anything I'm afraid of my life. You scared me. On December 2nd, 2022, officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for expired registration. Stop. Hey, why would you think it would be a good idea to pull over here? What do you mean? I gave you the right shoulder. Why did you stop here? Because you turned your lights on right behind me. Exactly. You have to pull to the right, to the shoulder. I gave you the shoulder. You just kept driving. I I didn't I You told me to stop, so I pulled over right here. Yeah, I know. You can't You can't just pull over going anywhere you want to. I gave you the on the shoulder, like state law says you have to. me to pull over over here? No, we're past that now. We're already sitting in the middle of the road. just took your put your lights on right behind me. Yeah, I did that. That's me signaling for you to pull over to the right side of the road. That doesn't mean pull in the left lane and stop. know that. Well, it's a state law. When you have your driver's license, you you go through your driver's head and they teach you all this stuff. Yeah, I get that. Okay. I need to see your driver's license and registration, okay? Where are you coming from just now? I was coming from I'm getting my identification. Where are you coming from, where? It might be uh Where are you coming from? Um Dale, Indiana, where I live. Okay, where are you headed? I was going back there. Okay, you're driving the opposite way. You're driving south and Dale is north was going to my friend's house here in a moment. not going home, you're going to your friend's house. Right. Okay, where's your friend's house? My friend's house is on South Burke Park. Okay. Which way were you taking to get there? I was going down this road right here. I was going to take Washington to South Burdick. Okay, got you. Uh My ID is a paper ID. Go ahead, hand it to me. That's fine. Are you pregnant? Give me 1 second. Let me find it. Are you pregnant? Am I pregnant? Yeah. Why would you say am I pregnant? I was just asking. No. I thought I saw some baby formula in your car. No. Go ahead and Yeah, go ahead and hand me your uh information. I'm not really sure where it's at. I just used it. I'm going to look for it. Can I beg you for a Yeah, if you don't have your ID on you No. Do you have a pen? Do you have a pen? Yes. Like uh an actual like Like an ink pen. I have a Sharpie. Is that okay? That's perfect. Just write down your first name, last name, and date of birth. All right, let me see that. I cannot read any of that. What is your last name? Marshall. Marshall? What's your date of birth? Uh March 2nd, 1994. And you're from Indiana, right? Yeah. This is my dad's car. March 2nd, '94. Okay, Hannah Marshall. My dad's name is Steve Marshall. This is his car. When was the last time you consumed alcohol? Um it has been a while. What's a while? What do you mean a while? I don't normally drink. So, when was the last time you consumed alcohol? It's been a long time. Okay, when? I wouldn't know exactly. Well, give me a guess. It's been like months, probably. It's been months. Okay. Hey, Hannah. Hey, real quick, can you put the uh phone down real quick? No. What's up? I'm going to read you your rights. Why did you pull me over? Expired license plate. My license plate is not expired. It is. I just ran it. So, I'm going to have you step out so I can read you a series of tests to make sure you're good to drive. doing that at all. You want me to step out? If you don't, I'm going to remove you from the vehicle. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on a second. If you don't step out, I'm going to I'm going to remove you from the vehicle. He said if I don't step out, he's going to remove me from the vehicle. I'm giving you a lawful order to exit. Please do so so I can make sure you're good to drive before you Hold on one second. Hold on. Will you hold on one second? No, I can't. What if All right, go ahead step out. He is trying to open my door. Please stop. Please stop. Please stop. Look, I'm about to drive off. Don't do it. Do not Don't drive off. Don't drive off. Do not X12, play possible 10-55. I think we're going to be stopping at Riderwood and Adams. Okay, just did that. Put your hands out the window. Keep them there. Officer, you can't open my door. Keep her hands out the window where I can see them. Shut the vehicle off and throw the keys out the window. I'm not putting the keys out the window. I don't know why I was pulled OVER. EXPIRED LICENSE PLATE. I TOLD YOU THAT. OFFICER, you can't open my door with me inside. I told you to exit and you wouldn't do so. I'm right here. I'm not going to Throw THE KEYS OUT THE WINDOW. I'M NOT THROWING THE KEYS out the window. I won't do it. Keep her hands out the window. I'm not DOING THAT. I'M AFRAID of my life. You scared me. Keep her I'm a police OFFICER. KEEP HER HANDS OUT THE WINDOW. I'm afraid of my life. Keep her hands where I can see them. I can't see your hands. Do not move from that spot. You can't open my door with me inside. You have a weapon that I don't. Keep her hands out the window. No, I know my license plate aren't expired. I'm telling you it's expired in July. They're not. I ran the plate before I stopped you. Okay. I know my license is all right. If you will talk to me, I'll talk to you. NO, WE'RE PAST THAT. I THINK I'M GOING to feel safe if you don't open my door. Yeah, you're right because you would not step out. Because I don't have to. KEEP YOUR HANDS OUT THE WINDOW. 1549 YEAH. STEVE. Thank you. Can you keep your hands where I can see them? Okay, I'm just turning the car off. I'm turning the lights off. I'm I'll turn the car off. Can I turn the car off and give you the keys? No, we're past that. All right, that's okay. Hey. I will unlock it. Can you slide up here and unlock this? I will unlock it. It's unlocked. Unlock it. Can I take my seat belt off? I will do it for you. I'm telling you. belt off. Take your seat belt off. Okay, can I Will you let me take my seat belt off? I will. It's okay. I will take it off. car. Okay, okay, okay. I got it. I got it. I got it. I'm not I'm not resisting. That's the key. It's for your safety. Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me, shoot me, stab me? I don't. No, I don't. Can I pull my pants off? No, we're past that. Okay, that's fine. There's nothing on me, I promise. Sit on my bumper right there. You can take me wherever you want me to go. Oh, I know that. I I plan to. Sit right here. Yes, sir. Don't move. Will you please pull my shirt down so my belly's not hanging out, please? Thank you so much. I'll be so good. Thank you. Okay. I want to And these are all one to two. Hannah, listen, because you're in handcuffs, I got to read you your rights, okay? That's fine. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. Do you understand each of the rights I've read to you? Yes, sir. I understand. Okay. With these rights in mind, do you wish to waive them and speak with me? No. No? Okay. All right. For right now, you're being you're uh placed under arrest for felony resisting and operating while intoxicated, okay? Are these too tight? No, they're fine. Okay. I'm going to have you sit in the front passenger seat of my police car, okay? Okay. All right. Go ahead and have a seat. Okay. Are you sure? You ready? Look that way. Okay. Um Hannah. Can you get the VIN number in the passenger seat? Yeah, I got it. All right. Yeah. All right. Appreciate it. Anything of Hey, man, do you have anything of value in this car just so I can document accordingly? What do you mean? Like what? Anything that's important to you in here? In the tr In the car? Just the car? In the trunk, there's a toolbox with some miscellaneous hand tools. Okay. That's Besides that, it's mostly just trash in that. Um Her uh You don't have to ask me again. I have probable cause to believe that you have operated a vehicle while intoxicated. I must now offer you the opportunity to submit to a chemical test and inform you that your refusal to submit to a chemical test will result in a suspension of your driver privileges for 1 year. You already told me If you have at least one previous conviction for operating while intoxicated, your refusal to submit to a chemical test will result in a suspension of your driver privileges for 2 years. Will you now take a chemical test, Hannah? No. 32-year-old Stephanie Marshall was charged with DUI and resisting law enforcement with a vehicle.