Get off my mother. YOU KNOW WHAT? I DON'T even have a You're not going to resist. Quit the faith. Quit the faith. I never gave you a puppy shirt. Are you really trying to kick me right now? I promise you that right now. >> One small collision, one foolish mistake, [music] and she was taken down to the ground handcuffed on the spot. >> You step out for me. >> Don't do that. Don't get out of here. >> Don't do that. I'm going to >> I'm going to conduct it. Do you >> WHY ARE YOU TOUCHING ME? Touch me so I can defend myself. Touch me. Touch me. And she's grabbing. And then when they came to break it up, the dude's in between us and she's still holding on my shirt. >> From accident victim to violent suspect. In just seconds, her life took a turn. She could never come back from. It was just a minor fender bender in a hospital parking lot, but within minutes, everything completely flipped upside down. >> Can you step out for me? >> No, don't do that. Don't do that. >> Don't do that. I'm going to >> going to conduct a DUI. >> Why do you get off MY HAND? I don't even have a >> She insisted she wasn't drunk and had done nothing wrong, but a single question from the officer sent the entire situation spiraling in a direction no one expected. >> Does this roll down? >> Have you been drinking? >> No, it's not. No, it's not like that. I'm just my mother is >> cuz I don't think you're that intoxicated. But if you are have been drinking, I need you to have somebody come get you. You understand me? >> I understand what you're saying. But you understand? I'm just I'm very sad. I thought my mother last night asked me was I gay, was I straight? I cried all night. If I look crazy, that's why I cried all night about that. Um this morning she went to church and went back. Um, and then this aw whole thing happened. And then you got to remember, I can't even think about the last time I hit someone. I I hit her. She didn't hit me. I hit her. My my um insurance company was like, "Okay, well, you can do the um deductible and we'll get it done." And I'm like, "I'm not paying $1,000." That's my deductible. Oh, it's 900. To get something to fix it, I give her $400. >> Okay. You got your driver's license with you? >> I do. >> We're just having an issue with the insurance, so it might be quicker if I just work the crash. >> Yes. >> Please. I'm I'm I'm I'm not I'm not a bad person, man. >> I didn't say you're a bad person. Private security license. >> Oh, this is your Texas. >> I just came from a job. >> Her voice trembled, eyes read, barely able to stand. And instead of handing over her insurance, she called for someone else. In that moment, the officer's attitude changed instantly. >> Yeah. >> Excuse me. Can you please help me? >> They are like acting like I'm drinking. >> Her eyes will go. >> Yeah. I mean, she she Yeah, she's the more I'm talking to her, the more she's sluring. >> Oh, okay. Here it is. Right here. >> There you go. Okay. >> I'm going to um need your driver's license and insurance. >> And then you're still working on insurance. >> Pulled up here. >> See? That's my hair. >> When officers shifted to a DUI investigation, she burst into tears, struggled, and shouted shocking accusations. And in that moment, a simple accident [music] turned into an arrest. >> Can you step out for me, please? >> I'm just st Don't Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. I'm just >> We're done with the crash investigation. I'm going to conduct a DUI investigation. Stop this. >> You guys You guys are really going to allow somebody. Are you willing to per perform field sobriety if you're not let me go? That's what I'm saying. >> Are you going to perform field sobriety? >> You don't have to. He could have You could have spoke words to me. There's a such thing as words and not just holding me. >> Ma'am, are you willing to perform field sobriety? >> I'm not You ask me lately. Get get off my talking to my >> You know what? I don't have I don't even have a I don't even have weapon. >> Get the off my ring. >> Trying to get your right >> uh 14. >> Ma'am, did I hit You see this? You see how they do black people? You see this? I did nothing. Did I have a weapon in my hand? Did I do anything? Did No, I'm I'm asking you to shoot. Did you see that? Right. I did nothing. >> Get him out. Get the >> You got stronger, [ __ ] Get stronger. Go ahead. Go ahead. Get Go ahead. Go ahead. DO IT HARDER. DO IT HARDER. DO IT HARDER. DO IT HARDER. Go ahead. Do it harder. DO IT HARDER. COME ON. COME ON. COME ON. Roses on me. Put some roses on me, [ __ ] [laughter] Listen to me. Listen to me. >> I'm not listening to [ __ ] >> Get in the car. You're under arrest for resisting. Okay. Want you to get back in the car. [ __ ] I want you to shoot me. Every one of them. Whatever. Some [ __ ] ass. What? I'm going to jail for what? >> All right. RESIST. I'M NOT RESISTING THE WAY WE >> HEY, it's resisting with violence. She just kicked me. >> Okay. >> The scene flipped in an instant. She was no longer the victim, but the one in handcuffs for resisting law enforcement. >> I got to read her that implies. >> There's Give me a second. There's another one. You got to read her. >> Adverse consequences. You got to read her letting her know that, hey, if you don't perform, they feel, which we weren't able to do. Um, what should have happened if we're in the classroom is, "Will you provide field sobriety tests?" She goes, "No, I read adverse consequences." Will you provide them now? No. Okay. You're under [snorts] arrest. What happened today was, "Will you provide field sobriety?" "No." "Okay." Um, so we're p we're past adverse consequences. Now, what you'll do is let her know, hey, I'm requesting your sample of your breath and or urine because I don't think she's drunk. I think she's high. I have not smelled alcohol. >> I smelled alcohol and there was enough alcohol. >> Okay. Well, I haven't smelled it yet, but I haven't been in her car. >> Start out here, but when you when she was sitting in her car fumbling with her phones and her document, I started to smell the alcohol and I was like, "All right, she might be she might be drunk." >> All right. So, you'll request a sample of her breath. She'll tell you whatever she tells you. If she tells you no, you read implied consent. And then if she still says no, refusal with a refusal to submit. >> How does that work for out of state? >> I don't know. Um, [snorts] but if you want to knock out the driver change real quick. >> Yeah, >> I'll get a break. >> I already did. >> Oh, you? >> Yeah. I'll uh What a day, dude. What is it with Sunday? Um, I'll do the uh vehicle inventory. I thought like once I let go her we were good to go but no sir. >> He sent me her criminal history. >> I don't have any. >> I've been on security for since 1998. I don't have it. >> You're probably going to get that revoked. >> It's Oh, it's going to be up now. But but God is going to see me through. You weirdo. >> Oh, you resisted arrest and uh kicked off >> of dude talking to me. Don't even talk to me. In the state of Florida, resisting law enforcement with violence can result in up to five years in prison and slash or a fine of up to $5,000. Reckless driving can carry a penalty of up to 90 days in jail. A fine ranging from $25 0 to $500 or both. He was arrested on multiple charges, including battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting an officer with violence, reckless driving, and driving under the influence. Up next, what seemed like a harmless encounter suddenly exploded into chaos, and police arrived in less than minutes. >> Hello. What's going on? >> Did you just call? >> I didn't just call. I >> Is you involved in the incident? Okay. What happened? >> Okay. So, we were leaving the restaurant. Uh-huh. >> Okay. Um, and >> yeah, >> I'm walking towards the front door. My boys are losing my side. People were walking behind me >> and the next thing I know, this woman walks past like this and says, "Excuse me." >> And like I said, some back. I was like, "Excuse you." And she was like, "I don't need you to excuse me." Like typical things from you. >> And so like whatever. We walked out, but like I was like, "I don't understand why that just happened. I I don't even understand what we did." So I'm not going to lie. I turn around. I went back to her. I went back up to her. I said, "Excuse me, can you explain to me what just happened?" Like, I just >> Yeah, exactly. >> She got right up in my face instantly. Like, you've got to go. You were all up in my face. Go ahead. Touch me. Touch me so I can defend myself. Touch me. Touch me. Which I did. I lay my hand on her the entire time. >> Okay. >> She's like grinding against you, too. Like moving >> and there's also a wall behind me. So, I'm literally back on the wall. >> So, she tries to chest that with and she's asking you to put hands on her. >> Yes. Yes. completely up in my fence, but I didn't. And I kind of like >> squeezed my way out around her to leave again. Okay. [music] This time, I don't even know what happened, but the next thing I know, there was all kinds of chaos behind me. And before I understood what happened, I turned around to see what's going on and she's grabbing at everyone. Like at one point she had me by >> She grabbed your shirt, >> two hands. >> And then when they came to break it up, the dude's in between us and she's still holding on my shirt. >> So you're up against the wall. She's up against you. Say, "Hey, put hands on me." And um you end up squeezing around her. You're exiting. Your back is turned and then you hear commotion. You turn around and then what is the first thing that happens right after that point? >> Her grabbing at me. I remember specifically. What does that mean? Grabbing >> her hand. She grabbed your shirt >> to my shirt and neck area. Like I have two necklaces broken. >> Okay, so she rips off the necklace, rips off the shirt, >> my sport. I just hear snapping of my clothing >> and she hadn't like got out to hear the word. I'm like this so that I'm not flashing every like >> where you guys from? >> Uh local. >> Okay. >> All it took was a single excuse me. And no one expected this woman to step in, provoke, and corner the other person against a wall as if sparking a public attack. >> Come on in here. >> Yes, right here. >> Okay. >> Yes. Officer Leo. Officer Leo. >> What's going >> Mr. Law Enforcement Officer, you have access to the cameras. Check the footage because I'm not going to perure myself. I will never perjure myself. >> I'm not talking to you. >> For what? dismissal >> talking to you. >> I was in there enjoying myself. I've been there for how many nights and someone stole my phone. >> MAYBE IT'S ONE OF HER PEOPLE THEN. MAYBE WE SHOULD check her signal. >> What's going on? >> I'm whispering. I'm whispering. I'm whispering. I'm whispering. I'm whispering. I'm pissed. I'm pissed. I'm supposed to be on vacation. My husband is working and I keep talking. [screaming] >> So you were inside trying to enjoy yourself. What happened to get us going out here? >> Someone decided that they have the complexion for protection bumps into me and tell me I must tell her excuse me. That's not how it works where I'm from. So somebody bumped into you. >> No, she deliberately bumped into me because she wanted to stay and she wanted me to look like the bad guy. It >> happened here. It happened in the hearts >> right up there. But it first started happening with wheelchair carrot [screaming] or is it stroller? Because I do have children. >> You have children. >> I'm a daughter, a mother, a wife. I am somebody. Somebody. >> As they turned to walk away, she suddenly lunged forward, grabbing shirts, ripping necklaces, and dragging the entire family into a chaos they couldn't escape. >> You have children here, or is it just you? >> My barristister will feel the rest of this. >> I don't know what a barristister is. >> Google it. >> And that's not my water bottle. I have an actual water bottle with ET on it and my name on it. Every last one of my family last name we can remember. water bottle. >> That is not I don't drink water out of a cup. I drink out of a bottle. Oh, good for you. >> That's my water. >> Thank you. >> And my good friend Natasha. Is that Motorola? My Oh, Axion. Okay. My good friend Natasha. >> We don't with Axon. Motorola. >> Hello Moto. Hello Moto. >> Her quota is $1 million a month. >> 1 million. >> Who is that? >> It's not Motorola. My radio is Motorola. That make it better. WHERE'S THE DERMATOLOGY? WHERE'S the dermatologist? >> You cannot resist. >> Quit the faith. Quit the faith. I never gave you permission to touch down. >> Are you really trying to kick me right now? I PROMISE YOU that is not the right move. Relax. [laughter] Go get something. Let her show up. Let her show up there. [laughter] >> When the police arrived, instead of calmly explaining, she began screaming, rambling, throwing out wild accusations, and refusing to cooperate. The entire atmosphere changed instantly. >> Yes, but you're not supposed to be tight, right? You're not supposed to come to circulation, right? But because I'm afraid of it, I'm not [screaming] [ __ ] licking girlfriend. >> Stop or you're going to end up on the ground. >> That's the last time I'm going to tell you. Stop right now. >> Please don't threaten me with a good time. Do not threaten me with a good time. Let me see how much money let me find out to create a face one out of my bank account cuz she take off. Right, right, right. My you cannot stay on me. >> Sure. >> I love it in the corner. That's what school kids get. One step out, one foot. How can you have insurance and still have bad skin? >> I got you. >> It does not work. >> Back out. >> And then [music] in just seconds, she went from an ordinary park guest to being taken down and handcuffed in front of hundreds of onlookers. She was arrested and charged with battery, assaulting a police officer, resisting law enforcement, and criminal mischief. We all have the right to speak up and the right to be upset, but no one has the right to use violence, insult others, or challenge the rule of law. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, [music] subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.