HANDS UP. [screaming] FACE AWAY FROM ME. >> Step out of the car. >> I want my lawyer here right now. >> Okay. >> Are you kidding me? >> Get out of the car. >> A stolen vehicle suddenly appeared right in front of the police. >> No, WHAT IS THIS FOR? OH my god. Okay. Okay. >> Get on the ground. >> Okay. I got you. I'm I want my [ __ ] lawyer here right now. >> You'll get You'll get your lawyer. >> DUI DUI D- You did nothing. >> The woman protested fiercely, but the facts told a very different story. An unexpected alert about a suspicious vehicle prompted multiple police units to respond immediately. But the woman behind the wheel reacted in ways that left officers increasingly puzzled. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. >> OH MY GOD. >> HANDS UP. FACE AWAY FROM ME. >> I was going to pull over. >> Face away from me. No, you were not. >> YES, I WAS. >> FACE AWAY AND PUT YOUR HANDS UP. DO IT NOW. >> MY SISTER'S PARALYZED FROM THE waist down. She can't >> Stopped at 3640 South 60th Street. Driver's not cooperating. Walk backwards towards the sound of my voice. >> Amid the confrontation on the street, the woman's confident claims prompted officers to double-check every detail right there at the scene. >> My sister's paralyzed from the waist >> We'll deal with that. Walk backwards to the sound of my voice. >> No, are you serious? You got to do what I say. >> Walk backwards to the sound OF MY VOICE. WALK BACKWARDS TO THE SOUND of my voice. Do it now. Keep coming. Keep facing that way. Hands behind your back. Face that way. >> No, WHAT IS THIS FOR? OH MY GOD. OKAY. OKAY. >> Get on the ground. >> I got you. I'm not moving, okay? I I'm not moving. >> We are not playing around right now. >> All that is unnecessary. Shelly called whole daddy. WATCH THIS. >> GET >> I GOT IT. >> NO, YOU don't have it. >> Shelly! >> I got the car. >> Really though, our dish. >> You handcuff her. She can't move. >> Yeah, my sister's paralyzed from the waist down, you guys. You can't >> So, maybe you should start cooperating so we can address her properly. >> Okay, what am I getting Why am I Why are you guys pulling me over anyways? >> I got it. I got it. I got it. I got it. I got it. >> No, this is crazy. >> All right. Stay there. >> Now, she's paralyzed from the waist down. She can't walk or nothing. >> Face the car. Just turn the car. Anyone else? >> Just my sister. I need my purse out of there, too. Why Why am I getting Why am I getting stopped? DUDE, MY SISTER IS PARALYZED. Don't do that to her. >> Okay. >> That's bogus. Why are you stopping me anyways? >> The vehicle's stolen. >> No, it's not. I looked on the VIN thing and it's not stolen. She did not report it stolen. I can pull up on the VIN thing where you check for the crime thing at the crime bureau. >> Face the car for me. >> It's not reported stolen. It's not. I promise you it's not reported stolen. >> Well, >> show you on my phone. It's not reported stolen. >> separate your feet for me. >> Yeah, it's not reported stolen. >> telling you right now >> It's not >> the National Crime Information Center files >> That's where I looked on the crime bureau. >> I swore to God I looked on the crime bureau. I swore >> Yeah, that's where I looked on the crime bureau. It is not reported stolen. I promise to God. >> Okay. >> You can pull You can look on my phone. I looked it up. >> let's go to the other side here. >> I looked it up. It's not reported stolen. I looked it up on my phone, though. >> Okay, have a seat in the car. >> Well, this is bogus. It's not reported stolen. Can you please look on my phone? I looked on my phone. It's not >> A disabled family member was found inside the vehicle, forcing officers to balance the criminal investigation with a highly sensitive humanitarian situation. Your phone's not going to be a reliable source right now. >> She didn't report it stolen. >> How do you spell her last name? >> Miller, m i l l e r. Yeah, it's not reported stolen. I looked. I looked on the thing. It's not. Yeah, my sister's paralyzed from the waist down. She cannot walk. She's handicapped. She's confined to a wheelchair. >> Did you see what they want? >> It's not reported stolen. >> address? >> I looked on the thing and I even talked to her. She said she did not report it stolen. So, I don't understand. When did they report it stolen? >> Okay, we'll we'll talk about that later. >> This is [ __ ] up. >> She said she's paralyzed. Take her property. I'm going to take this bag off you, okay? Tamara, thank you. Okay, um yeah, little p o m in here as well, which is Yeah, either way I you can Okay. >> I think Lisa's coming in to help. You got nothing on your seat, right? >> What's the plan? Uh what can I do to help? >> What seemed like a routine traffic stop gradually revealed a much deeper story leading to legal consequences the woman likely never expected. >> Is it on her or under seat? >> Right under the seat on the floor board. >> Okay. >> Yep. Any other drugs on her? >> Uh same, similar. Muscle spasms. What kind of pills >> What medications are you on? All different ones? 13? Can I ask you uh what is your disability or what is your injury? >> I'm paralyzed from the bottom up down. >> Okay. All right. I don't know how we want to do this, but I'm trying to make this as comfortable for you as I can. So, we're just going to kind of stand you up first and then we'll kind of work >> Well, you can't. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. Grab my neck. Good job, baby. you. You good? >> You want me to pull you? >> and hips. You joined my legs. >> Yep, give me 1 second. >> That's a good spot. >> Okay. >> She was charged with fleeing or attempting to elude law enforcement while operating a vehicle and operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. The court set her bond at $7,500. Next, what looked like an ordinary turn at a quiet intersection immediately caught an officer's attention. What made him decide to follow that vehicle? >> Stop the car, stop the car. No, no, you're good. You got your driver's license on you? >> Yes, I do. >> Can I see it, please? >> Absolutely, you can. >> Can you turn the car off for me? >> Yes, again. >> Okay, 790 there and close it out in the report. >> I'll have you get that for me. >> Thank you, junkie. >> What's your name? Emanuelle? 1 second, okay? >> Okay. >> Is 10-13 available? Emanuella? Você é brasileira? >> Sou brasileira, yes. >> De onde você é? >> Recife. >> Recife? Wow, up north. Um, >> [clears throat] >> where you coming from? >> Yummy. >> Yummy? >> Yep. >> Okay. And where you headed to? >> My house. >> Where's your house? >> Cabernet, Woolbright and Federal. >> Woolbright and Federal? >> Do you want to take me to the to my house? >> No, no, no, no, just hang tight, okay? I'll be right back, okay? Ela é brasileira? What is it? Brasileira? So, all right. So, I was driving southbound on the Boulevard and Fed. She runs the basically takes the right uh belt he yelled and everything. Almost uh swipes into me. >> Wait, wait. You were going to south on the Woolbright and Federal? >> Yeah, it's not uh Woolbright, uh the Boulevard. >> Boulevard, okay. >> She was turning from the Boulevard to 5th, almost sideswiped me. I slammed on brakes, let her get in front of me, run the tag. She is basically uh what's it um swinging the line over into the uh bakery bike bike lane three times. When I went to pull her over, she pulled in here. >> Just a few simple questions, yet the woman's answers prompted the officers to exchange worried glances. What had they suddenly realized? >> I don't know I just >> I just got here. I literally just got here. I'm on South Alexis. I just got here. >> You going to take me to jail? >> You did. >> Why would you say that? Huh? Do you know where you are? >> I said New York. >> Where are you right now? Huh? >> Let's go to the city. >> Are you okay though? >> I'm very okay. >> Are you having any medical issue? >> No, I'm not. >> You don't need an ambulance? You need you want somebody to go to the hospital? >> Okay. >> I don't know. Don't take me to jail. Take me to jail. >> Why would you say that though? >> Because I know how this works. >> How what works? >> For me. >> How what works? Do you know why you got pulled over? >> Yes, I do. >> Why? Again. >> Cuz I'm going too fast. >> You were going too fast? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Are you going home right now? >> something. >> Do you want to take me home? >> And where is home? >> Get in my car. Take me home. >> Where is home? >> And don't screw with me. >> Huh? Where do you live? >> Right right across the street. >> What's the address? You said take you home. I don't know what's the address. >> I'm I'm pretty sure you're a cop. You got my license. You know where my house is. >> I just wanted to make sure you're not lost. >> Call me a narcissist. >> Do do know what city you're in? >> Yes. >> What city? >> Boynton Beach. >> What road is this behind you? >> I'm not Thank you. >> What road is this behind you? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Huh? >> Yeah. Do you want to take me to jail? Take me to jail. No. You don't have to You don't have to do this. >> Can you step out for a second? >> Why? >> Because I'm asking you to. >> Why Why would you ask me? >> Because I'm asking you to. I'm not allowed to ask you to step out of the car. >> No, actually you're not. >> Actually, I am. >> Why? Why is that 15 cops for one girl? >> Okay. >> Why? >> And that's 15? How much have you had to drink? >> I have not. >> You sure about that? >> Yes, I have. I'm not >> It's very apparent that you've been drinking. >> Repeatedly demanding to go home and speak with a lawyer, the woman refused to cooperate. What seemed like a routine investigation suddenly began taking an unexpected turn. >> Take me home. >> We don't do that. >> to take me home. >> We're not a taxi service. >> tell him, "Take me home." >> We're not a taxi service. Can you step out of the car, please? >> No, I can't. >> Are you refusing? >> No, I'm not refusing. >> Okay, then step out. >> Can I please call my dad? >> No, you cannot. Just Step out of the car. >> I want to call my dad. >> You can do that after. Step out of the car. >> No. You're kidding me. >> Just stop reaching for anything in the car, please. >> I'm not doing anything, but >> Just step out. >> I won't. >> So, here's what's Here's what's happening, okay? I know you've been drinking. I can smell it. I can see. I have plenty of evidence by just looking at you and speaking to you and smelling whatever else you got on with you which that's not going to happen. That's not going to happen. That's coming from you in the car. So, I'm asking you to step out so I can continue my investigation and hopefully give you the chance to prove to me that you're not impaired. >> Okay. >> Okay, thank you. Please step out of the car. >> I'll call my lawyer here right now. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Are you kidding me? >> Please step out of the car. >> Is this a joke? Oh my god. What the Why? >> Ma'am, stop. Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. I'm telling you >> Stop resisting us. Just put your hands behind your back. All right. You're under arrest for DUI. >> For DUI? >> That's correct. >> You have never even did Okay. All right, guys. Oh my god. >> Do you have anything on you, miss? >> No, I do not. >> Okay. >> There's a female here right [ __ ] now. >> Spoke too soon. >> Are you kidding me right now? Where's my car? >> It's going to get towed. >> Oh my god. What the Jesus Christ. For DUI? For DUI? I Hold on. No, hold on. No. Hold on. I'm sorry. Hold on. I want my [ __ ] lawyer right now. >> That's fine. >> You did [ __ ] right now. I want my [ __ ] lawyer right now. I want my lawyer right now. >> Please have a seat in the car. I don't have time for this. >> I don't want to have a seat in the car. [ __ ] please. >> Have a seat. >> Are you kidding me right now? I want my [ __ ] LAWYER HERE RIGHT NOW. >> YOU'LL GET YOU'LL GET your lawyer. >> DUI? DUI? You you did nothing. You did nothing. >> Even after being placed in handcuffs, the protest didn't stop. But the real legal consequences were only just beginning on the other side of the jail doors. >> What? >> DUI What am I in jail for? >> A DUI >> I need >> and resisting. >> For what? A DUI >> Yeah, and resisting. >> Well, I didn't even resist. >> Huh? >> I did not resist. >> You did. >> No, I didn't. >> All right. >> Hey, hold on. I want to talk. I want to I I have something to say. Can I please talk to you? No, I can't. Like I I want to talk to my lawyer. I actually want to Hey, you talk to me. Hello. I want to talk to my lawyer. I want to talk to my lawyer. >> Yes, miss. >> I want to talk to my lawyer. >> Okay, you'll you'll >> Okay, then give me the right to talk to my lawyer. >> You make your phone call on THE JAIL >> RIGHT NOW. NO, NOT IN JAIL, right now. >> We're not going to ask you any questions, so >> Hello. What the fee did you ask me for? Oh, I want my lawyer now. Call me. I want my lawyer now. I want my lawyer now. I want my lawyer now. I didn't know what I'm getting arrested for. I don't even know what I'm getting arrested for. What the [ __ ] am I getting arrested for? >> Told you that already. >> In Florida, a first-time DUI offense can result in fines ranging from $500 to $1,000, up to 6 months in jail, and up to 12 months of probation. She was charged with driving under the influence, DUI, refusing to comply with a requested DUI evaluation, and resisting a law enforcement officer without violence. A short stretch of road was all it took to drive straight into trouble. Everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.