Get out of the car. Relax. >> Stop resisting. TURN IT OFF. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> TURN THE MOTHER CAR OFF. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> When arrogance collides with the law. Only one side gets to speak. >> You can't smell nothing, sir. I just cleaned my car. How can you smell anything? Cuz y'all send a picture and y'all see a joint in my and y'all smell weed. Where do you smell weed at, sir? You're just not welcome here anymore. Why would you want to go and obstruct justice and get yourself into trouble? You just can't stay here. That's going to cause you problems later on. >> A traffic stop is never as simple as it looks once the truth is revealed. Under the flashing lights in the middle of the night, a woman kept insisting she did nothing wrong. But seconds later, a strange odor in the car hinted that something else was going on. >> Get out of the car. Relax. Stop resisting. >> Can you please? >> When officers calmly asked her to step out of the car, she immediately became angry. The door stayed closed and tension [music] began to rise. >> It ain't easy. Here you go. I'm so sick of y'all. >> So, please not shine that light in my my face, please. >> It's not in your face. >> Please not shine that light in my face. >> It's right there at your What's his name at? >> Okay. You shine it all in my face. All in my face. >> No, ma'am. I'm not. All right. So, officer with Cal Police Department. The reason I pulled you over. All right. You know who I am. car. It don't matter, baby. Can you run my license? Do you got the registration? This my baby daddy car. >> Can you still find the registration? >> I don't have it. Y tag. That's why I told the last officer. Y'all always pulling me for nothing. >> Well, so you the reason why I pulled you, you were in the middle of the highway. You're not even at the white line. >> You're not even in the middle of the highway, sir. Come on. And then when you you speeding up behind me, you don't even have your signal on getting into the next lane. Sir, I watched the whole transaction. >> I watched the whole ordeal go down. Then I watched you sit right there. I said why you going to get behind? >> Well, you also got a tag light out, too. So, there's that. >> A tag light. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Tag. >> Is it still your address? >> Nope. Why you going to come knock on my door? >> Nope. Just for the paperwork. Only time we come knock on doors is if you got a warrant. >> I ain't got no warrant, >> bro. Two on three. All right. Damn. Well, I wouldn't be there. 10:48. >> So, you going to call me just >> I ain't calling nobody. Just Just relax. Just relax. >> No, because I'm so sad. Every time I move over, it's always cold, y'all. I cannot stand when I move. >> So if I would pull over then I can tell you my 31 years of living, baby. I'm so stupid. >> So listen, if if I would have pulled you over, just imagine if if somebody would to hit the front of your car. All right, you could just slide up real quick for me. I'mma talk to you back here. All right, >> sir. Why you in my car? >> What's that? >> Why you shining a light? >> It's called the reasonable expectation of privacy. There's a lesser one inside of a vehicle. >> You shine the light on me. You ain't even announced yourself. You're just standing over here. You shine a light on my stuff like this is school. This is like what are you shining a light on? >> Okay, I'm not arguing with you. >> Oh my goodness. >> Don't touch me. I didn't do anything wrong. She yelled when asked to move to the driver's side. Just a small detail was enough to make her life fall apart. >> You can't smell nothing. So I just clean my car. How can you smell anything? >> Step out the car. You can just stand right there. >> I'm not stepping out my car. This not even my car. This is my baby daddy's car. >> That still gives trouble. told us the search. >> Sir, you did not smell nothing. Can we get a chief out? You did not smell nothing. >> You guys are on the way so you can go. >> Okay. Can I wait till he get here? Because y'all send a picture and y'all see a joint in my and y'all smell weed. Where do you smell weed at, sir? And then you just standing like Come on, y'all. Serious. >> Just step out. >> No, cuz I don't have nothing on me. No, >> just step out of the car. >> I don't have nothing. >> Listen, I'm not going to ask you. >> Can I get in touch with the owner of the car? Because y'all not >> even if you call Even I know my loss. Y'all cannot search this man car without his success. >> I don't if I have if there's plain smell and also plain view because this is not right. >> Either either you're going to get out willingly or we going to pull you off. Okay. >> Oh, really? >> Yes. >> For what? >> You're calling him for nothing because you been trying. You supposed to got my license. You supposed to be You talking about I'm in the wrong lane, sir. I signal I did everything I'm supposed to do. I'm trying to go home. My sister been missing for 24 hours. I'm trying to go home to my kids. >> You got to step out of the car. >> All right. Go ahead and step out. >> No, I can wait till the chief gets here. >> No, you can't. There's a thing called Pennsylvania versus Mims. If the police tell you to step out, you need to step out or you will go to jail for resisting. So, step out of the car. Let's go out of the car. You don't have to grab me, sir. You do not have to grab me. Can I get somebody on the phone? >> Step out of the car. When you get back, you can do that when you get back. >> You do not have to grab me. >> Then step out of the car. >> You do. Can you let me go? >> Step out of the car. >> Like, this is ridiculous. I want everything in the car. I can take my stuff. No, cuz y'all not planting nothing on me. >> We're not. There's a sashing body caps. Now, hold on. Can I show you? I got I got candy. I got >> Okay. Well, leave that. Leave that. Okay. >> Listen, y'all. Listen. Y'all don't >> get out of the car. Slide out of the car and slide out of the car. Let's >> I want my stuff. Y'all not going to PLANT NOTHING ON ME. Y'all don't have to >> Can y'all listen? >> Stop. >> Relax. >> Just relax. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Sir, can you please I'm not resisting. >> I didn't even do anything. >> Y'all ain't even right. Y'all know y'all rules. >> Stop. >> You twisting my >> Okay. Well, you're pulling away. Stop resisting. Moment of silence later, an officer's flashlight shined inside and what they saw made the entire patrol team fall silent. >> Just a little bit of weed in there. >> It's uh it's the burning incense. >> Okay. >> What we saw what I saw when I walked up was what looked like marijuana in plain view. So I told him in that bag. Okay. It looked like a blonde. It was It was my It was I had friends in a park. They left some stuff in my car. And I was just taking them back at their stuff. >> You said your first name was what again? >> Ashley. >> Ashley. >> We could have just stopped. >> If you knew that was I We could have said You just said, "Hey, >> I didn't want to get in trouble." >> But there's We We have to act a certain way, right? We're all adults. >> I'm just scared cuz I've been I ain't been in trouble. I've been in prison. >> For what? >> And I know for um >> For what? It was it was some dumb stuff. I had >> How old are you now? >> I'm 31 and I've been out about to run us. >> She tried to explain it away, claiming it belonged to her friend and her friend's boyfriend, but her past record was already exposed, leaving no way back. You don't know what was in the car, but you just picked up the car and from your baby daddy. >> So, if we're telling you to step out, here's the issue. We're telling you to step out of the car, right? >> As you're stepping out, you grab both bags, >> correct? >> He was grabbing my food. >> He was in my green bag and my food. >> He was grabbing the green bag and your food. You grabbed the green bag in that black bag or gray bag, whatever color that was. >> Sir, listen. That's not my name. That is my baby daddy. Not my baby dad. I'm not going to lie with him. That is his brother's name. And his whole boy. >> That's what they go by. He called. He said he said Ashley bro left something in the car. >> He said bro left something in the car. >> Bro said what did he leave in the car? He said don't worry about it. Just take it to him. I said okay. Cuz he open on 12th Street. >> He told you to take it to him. cuz he's home. >> So you was taking it to him? >> I don't know what was in the bag, >> but you was taking it to him. >> So if if he's telling you something So if he's telling you something in there that his homeboy left some in the car and take it to him and you ask him what it is and he say don't worry about it. You telling me you did not take a look inside to see what it is that could have possibly been in there? >> I don't want to do that. I don't want nothing to contradict me. I don't I >> get that. that you're driving around something that doesn't belong to you as you're claiming that you have no knowledge of. >> Sir, I don't have no reason to lie. I don't been to prison. I know. But I >> I got you, but it just makes no sense why you would grab that bag trying to >> grab the bag. The bag was in the back seat. I just saw I just did you not see me leaving from over by Speedway? >> You said the bag was in the back seat. I didn't find that bag. did this. I stopped to what? I guess the car I stopped to get gas. >> He This officer grabbed the bag out of your hand cuz you you grabbed it from off the passenger front seat. >> Look, listen, I'm not trying I'm not trying to talk myself out. I'll tell y'all whatever y'all want to know because I'm just telling you >> I don't want to go down to nobody's [ __ ] I don't want to go down three kids. >> Listen, unfortunately, that that's going to be the plan. All right? You are going to be placed under arrest for the substances that's found. So, if you only claiming only ownership of that green bag, inside the green bag, there was a joint in there with green leaf substance, that's going to be tested as well, too. >> She was arrested for possession of illegal substances with intent to distribute and resisting law enforcement. Next, in the middle of a quiet night, loud knocking suddenly alarmed the neighborhood. A woman stood in front of her boyfriend's house and refused to leave even after police arrived. >> TURN IT OFF. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. TURN THE MOTHER CAR OFF. >> GET ON THE CAR. Get on the [ __ ] >> police tried to talk to her, but she stayed silent and dodged every question. No ID, no cooperation, just a blank stare showing open defiance. >> Here's why he keep knocking on that door. >> Okay. Why don't you come over here away from the door? >> Do what? No. Ma'am, step away from the door. >> All right, go inside. I don't want her here. She's been asked to leave many, many times. She doesn't want to leave. I don't want her hurt. I don't want her arrested. I just want her out of here, please. And I want it noted. I want a report. You could see she's been doing this forever. I've been waiting for my glass to come in and break. She dated my son. They're not together anymore, and I don't want her on my premises. This is my home and >> I don't want her here and this is my son >> and I don't want him coming out of here because I don't feel safe with her with him. >> Ma'am, what is your name? >> Ma'am, what is your name? >> I don't want her in trouble. I just want her to understand she's not welcome. >> What's her first name? She doesn't want to answer me. Sandra. Samantha. >> Samantha, are you are you hearing what she's saying? Hello, Samantha. Do you have your driver's license, your ID with you? Okay, this is going to last for a couple more minutes till my other deputy gets here and then >> she's going to have two routes. One, she's going to answer me or she's going to go to jail or you going to leave. Okay. >> Oh, no. She's going to go to jail. >> Okay. So, please. That's not what we want. >> Just give me your driver's license. >> I DON'T HAVE IT WITH ME. >> You still need to leave. >> Well, then you need to talk to me. I can understand how relationships and stuff like that can be very, very volatile, but this is not the way to act like it cuz I'm assuming you're an adult. All right. >> He is going to put you in cuffs. Just give him the information. >> This is mom. This is ex-boyfriend. And this is >> inside. >> It's Samantha, right? >> Samantha. >> And this is Samantha who does not want to answer any questions or have anything to do with police and refusing to leave with her telling us she wants her to leave. >> Samantha, you're currently trespassing. Do you have ID on you? >> You don't. Or do you are you not going to provide it? >> I don't have it. >> Okay. I'm asking. >> No. Are you going to leave in your car? You have your registration in your car. You run that tag right now on that car. >> I'm sure about to show your registration. >> Are you Are you going to leave right now off this property? >> Officers tried to advise her calmly, but her words drifted between begging and entitlement. Trapped between I deserve this and I have rights. >> Is this her car right here? >> Yes. >> Okay. Is that a yes or no? >> Sam, >> I'm not going to ask you again. >> Sam, they're not playing with you. We just want you to leave our home. They don't wish you any ill will. You're just not welcome here anymore. You need to leave. Why would you want to go and obstruct justice and get yourself into trouble when you're being given the chance by three officers to leave here who are being very respectful and calm with you and giving you the chance to go to your home and deal with whatever it is that you need to deal with today and not be here and get yourself in trouble. It's not worth it. You just can't stay here. That's going to cause you problems later. If you get arrested, then you got to go back to court. Then you're considered a stalker. Then you're obstruction of justice, not listening to a police officer. Please leave and do not come back. >> So you heard her. She wants you trespass from this point. It's on camera. If you are come back on this property and we catch you here, you go to jail. >> You understand? All right. >> Thank you. >> Head on out. Only a few minutes after officers arrived, she suddenly got into her car and sped off, nearly hitting a road barrier, turning the incident into a pursuit at the 27. >> She just blew a stop sign. >> Go get her. She's going to kill somebody. Yep. We're continue on 27 40 mph. 1033. We're slowing down. We're coming up to West Virginia Street. >> TURN THE CAR OFF. TURN IT OFF. >> TURN THE CAR OFF. >> TURN IT OFF. TURN THE CAR OFF. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> TURN THE MOTHER car off. >> Do that for me. What the did I do? >> What did I do? >> Unlock the door. >> You didn't do anything. >> Get on the car. >> What did I do? >> Oh my god. >> Get on the ground. >> What did I do? >> Come here. >> What did I do? >> What did I do? What did I do? >> Don't move. >> What did I do? >> What did I do? And during questioning, she yelled the same line repeatedly. What did I do wrong? But inside her car, officers soon discovered the real reason >> to yield. >> You squealled your tires in the neighborhood. You blew the stop sign. >> I squealled my tires because this >> I tried to pull you over and you didn't want to stop all the way from >> Lake Man Shores in 27. >> We are 2 miles away from that. >> See this entrance? That's why I stopped here. right here by the end. >> You could have pulled in the gas station, the city hall, any straight turn lane, >> but I didn't understand why you guys were coming after me. >> Okay, that's not how that works. >> Can you guys please not >> Oh, yes. >> Can you guys please >> No, you're under arrest. Your car is getting towed. >> But what did I do? Can I Can I have my phone? >> We're good with you. All right. >> Can you guys please not do this? >> Do you mind searching her for me? >> Please not do this. >> What did I It's over. And you're getting resisting arrest, too. >> No. What are you doing? Yes, sir. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> Can you guys please >> sit down and sit back? >> Sit back. >> Sit back. >> I I can't because of the thing. Why are you holding me like that? Holy [ __ ] In Florida, possession of illegal drugs if more than 20 grams or tilda 71 oz is treated as a firstderee misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in jail and/or fines. Police confirmed that Samantha had drugs in her vehicle. She was charged with resisting law enforcement and possession of illegal substances along with traffic violations. A simple attempt to talk to her boyfriend turned into a chaotic night. What do you think about this case? If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our channel.