You're already in a lot of trouble. You're already I have you for multiple speeding violations. >> No, dude. I know that No front light. Then you actively tried to get away from me. Don't don't >> [music] >> Stay in the car. Don't move. I'm tired of you lying. Girl tried to hide her boyfriend's secret, but every passing second pushed them into an even more dangerous situation. But because of the fleeing and eluding [music] charge that I'm doing, I'm going to bring you in, process you, and then I'm going to release you, okay? You're just going to get a mandatory court date, and you're going to have to go there, okay? Because she lied to me about her name twice. Yeah, [music] why? I just looked up that photo, and that's not you at all. Short drive turned into a legal nightmare, and this is only the beginning. The car was speeding down the road, but the police immediately [music] knew the driver was hiding something. You're already in a lot of trouble. You're already I have you for multiple speeding violations. >> No, dude. I know that No front light. Then you actively tried to get away from me. But because of the fleeing and eluding charge that I'm doing, I'm going to bring you in, process [music] you, and then I'm going to release you, okay? You're just going to get a mandatory court date, and you're going to have to go there, okay? The girl kept lying about her fleeing boyfriend, [music] but the real reason behind her actions made everything more chaotic than ever. Why is he running? I I have no idea, actually. You have no idea? >> No, he said he got to get out, and I'm like, "What what happened?" >> You were moving around in the car. He was moving stuff. I watched you do it. I pulled up next to him, watched you do it. He put his shoes on? He said, "I got to get out." And I'm like, "What happened?" He's like, "No, pull out the light. Pull out the light." I'm like, "Bro, I'm sorry. I didn't want to do all that." That's my boyfriend. Okay. So, why would he just take off in front of you right now? Man, do you want to put my hands behind my back? Yeah, stand You have nothing? No, I don't. Can you just get my shoes on? My feet are cold. I'm I'm talking. Yeah, I don't know. I'm just saying I'm sorry. I know I wasn't trying to do all that, man. I'm sorry. I'm cooperating. Is there anything in the car? Any weapons? I just search. I just want my phone home. What's your name? My name is Space. I have my ID in my purse. What's his name? He's your boyfriend. You know his name. Well, yeah. His name is Keon. Keon what? I don't know his last name. Oh, I I just met him, actually. Why are you lying to me? You're already in a lot of trouble. You're already I have you for multiple speeding violations. No, dude. I know that I know >> Then you actively tried to get away from me. No, I No, listen. Yes, you did cuz I turned my lights on. >> I'm not I'm not going back and forth with you. I'm just saying, you know, I was just also I mean And this guy's in here rustling around, moving stuff. He's got >> to shoot me and you said, "Pull to the light." So, that's why I kept going. >> Does he have a firearm? Cuz I have canines and drones and a bunch of people coming here. >> no, nothing like that. >> phone number? He's going to be in a lot more trouble if he doesn't show up. I know. I don't even have it. Like I have it on my phone. >> was Keon? Yeah. K E C E O N C E Police warn high-speed, dangerous behavior, and a life-threatening situation all unfolding within just a few short minutes. Yeah. I don't know. Go ahead. Why don't you stand back there, okay? I don't know if his car is Um, yeah, they're at the mall. What mall? Westfield. How long ago did you meet him? It was like an hour ago. Well, now you're being very evasive in your providing of information, so >> I'm not I'm sorry. I'm not trying to. I just I didn't know that Why did he run? Look at this side. Right over here. Why is your window all broken over here? Oh, yeah, that was I had another Do you actually have ID on you? In my purse. Can I grab it? Yeah, go ahead. I got to go pee right now. Bathroom. All right. Well, Anything else you need to ask me? I'm sorry again. I mean >> Yeah, I mean, you're going to get multiple tickets. I I I was expecting that. No, I know. I'm not talking about any more information. I'm talking about No, I'm expecting that. >> Does he have anything on him? I don't Okay, when did you pick him up? He bolted out the side, right? >> Yeah, this side door. I don't remember. It was >> Where did you pick him up from? Well, he got his stuff from the station. No, he got out of the station. He needed stuff from >> in the states today? >> to get his stuff from Hawkins in the States. So, Where did you pick him up at? Well, he he Okay, the same seat he got out of jail or from the courthouse. He walked from the courthouse and then he he got a ride from some somewhere. >> somewhere in the >> When did you first get with him? It was I picked him up from the highway cuz our car got stuck. I don't know exactly what I'm trying to say. >> I thought you said you picked him up from somewhere. You know, I'm just Okay, be honest with us. I know I know, bro. Hey, hey, stop stop stop the [ __ ] okay? We've been honest with you. We've been honest with you. We've been cool with you. Be honest, okay? I don't know. I'm I'm being honest. Vague information, a missing phone, and extremely risky choices. Will the boyfriend be caught before it's too late? >> Well, I was just Listen, I'm just going to listen to Why are you listening to this guy? You got I don't know. Listen, I I should not have done that. I deeply regret it. I really don't need to do that. >> you're going to have to pay for it. There's nothing I can do about that. >> We have a bigger problem. You just pulled over and he decides to bail out of the car. That's a different story, right? It's a lot worse and it puts us in a lot different situation when he's in the car moving, putting [ __ ] on, pulling stuff. I don't know if he's got a gun. I don't know if he's armed. I don't know if you're going to shoot me the minute I step out of my squad car. >> like also with the license stuff. I I hope you don't please release cuz I got a court date coming up about that. I had a valid reason to stop you for that. And then you sped. >> No, yeah. I Listen, other times I clocked you on Roselle and you're at 81. I know. I know. I was just Listen, I was just Listen, I was just a All right, so are you going to give him information? So, tell me. Where We need to know. Where did you pick him up? Okay, I'm not helping you with the tickets. The tickets are the tickets. You picked him up where? I told you somewhere in the highway cuz they got stuck. >> 53 South. Okay. And then where did you go from there? Well, we got orders. I mean, we're kind of So, you picked him up What time do you remember? Did he call you? So, I don't remember, honestly. Uh I'm not going to lie to you. It was just like at 7:00. 7:00. So, you've been with him since 7:00 last night. Okay. And you know that you have that. I mean, that has got your name on it. Literally. No contact. No, yeah. No, I know that. I see that. What is he hiding? Nobody just runs for no reason. Where Where is he Where does he live? Currently, like where does he reside at? I don't There's no one specific place. So, is he homeless? Does he got a friend, family member that he flops at? No, no one that I know of. That's the thing. I don't really know. >> Where Where else in this area would he know to go? He's going to get found, he's going to get found by a dog. So, we have two choices. We can try to get him out safely and get him arrested and we'll deal with the order of protection, or he's going to be in a bad position and they're they're not going to know what to do in that The woman faced a series of serious charges, a costly lesson about fleeing from the police with inevitable consequences. Who would he call that he trusts? He blocked me. Remember you were trying to reach him through my phone? Who would he call? I don't know. I don't know. I'm not even close like Okay. All right, can you stand up for me real quick? All right, step in the car. We'll put her in the car, okay? All right, you got nothing on you? I have my phone, my mom's Yeah, well, you'll get a chance. You're going to get out. We're not going to be in long. Got it? But, because of the fleeing and eluding charge that I'm doing, I'm going to bring you in, process you, and then I'm going to release you, okay? You're just going to get a mandatory court date and you're going to go there, okay? Do you have anything on you? Anything illegal? I don't know. Probably not. You can check. In the United States, fleeing from the police can result in fines ranging from $500.00 to $2,500.00, license suspension, and imprisonment from 30 days up to 5 years depending on the severity. Speeding or multiple traffic violations can lead to fines of $50.00 to $500.00 per violation. The woman was charged with fleeing and eluding the police, speeding, multiple traffic violations, and reckless driving. Next, a car was stopped for an expired registration, but the driver immediately spun a surprising story that made the police suspicious. Good. Okay. I'm Officer Brown, Gulf Breeze Police Department. So, the registration is expired. On your birthday? Okay. Um since you're actually the one driving, I need your license. Okay. [music] No, you're fine. Okay. What's your first name? Spell it for me. Okay. And then last name? Oh. All right. No, you're fine. As long as it's good, you're fine. Um what state are you from? Oh, Florida. Okay. Obviously, I'm not going to write you a ticket cuz it's not your car. So. [music] As long as you're fine, you can drive. I mean, people stuff happens all the time. Where'd you get robbed at though? With every answer, a new secret emerged. Is she hiding something dangerous? >> Wait, what? That has nothing to do with you, though. So, you give me a completely different [music] person's name? Okay, so you just told me that from the beginning, so I could have had you guys on your way a lot faster. >> [music] >> That looks It makes it look bad. Oh, she she was never getting a ticket for that, but I I I get you. Just [music] give me a second. That would You would have been gone a lot quicker giving me the real name. Just come here, so I can show you what I got to show. A [music] photo. All right, turn off the transponder Don't don't Stay in the car. Stay in the car. Don't move. Don't move. I'm tired of you lying. That's not who you are. >> [music] >> Wait wait wait Stop moving. That's not your name. Because you're lying to me. When the police demanded cooperation, her reaction quickly pushed the situation out of control. That's Yes, she is. Because she lied to me about her name twice. No, I just looked up that photo, and that's not you at all. No, it's not. No, it's not. Yeah, yeah, that's not you. Let's go. You're going to walk. I'm not confused. Stay stay car. I'm calling my mom please. I'm not calling nobody. Get in the car. I know this is not good. Wait, please. Get in the car. What? Why are you saying I'm lying now? Because you are. I can have see driver's license photo. I have a driver's license. >> That's not you. Get in the >> That is me. And my name is Natasha and you do it What's your middle name? Bishara. Sure [music] it is. Get in the car. Excuse me. Let me see what you're talking about. I need proof. NO, STOP. YOU'RE PUSHING ME. STOP. Stop pushing me. Stop pushing me. Get in the car. 82, step it up now. Okay, I don't want this. Get in the car. Get in the car. Okay. I'm getting in the car. Get in. I'm getting in. So, I pulled the driver out cuz she's been lying [music] to me about her name. I told her to come back with me and then she started pulling away and I'm like, "No." And I told her to get in the car and she didn't want to. Let me see your license. So, what's your real name? It's Natasha. I mean, I don't know I don't understand why this is happening. That's not what that's showing up on the driver's license photo. Fingerprints, identity verification, yet she continued screaming, resisting, and pleading. An unprecedentedly tense scene. Can you call my mom? I'm going to lock this so I can lock this so you don't get out. Just give a second when the deputy gets here, then >> please? Can I just Can I call my mom? Mommy, I don't know what's going on. I will give you the opportunity, just not at the moment. You did. You lied to me. >> I'm sorry. You lied to me about who you were. And I can't tell with I love you Mommy. >> whatever change of history. I understand that, but it makes it hard for me to tell. And I'm not throwing somebody's name in a report that's not true. [music] So, when the deputy gets here Well, you should have given me your actual name to begin. I'm not going to go back through this. I can't see New York's [music] records. All it tells us is that your driving privilege is suspended, which means I can't let you drive. In the end, all the lies and acts of defiance landed her in serious legal trouble. She was charged with battery, providing false information to law enforcement, resisting arrest, and driving with a revoked license. Well, you have no choice. Why don't I have a choice? Stop it. Please wait. Stop. Please stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. I don't feel comfortable. Please stop. >> Well, then just relax, and then we'll Well, you're holding me tight. I don't know why, and I got it. I'm not holding you. Please let go of me. Please let go of me. Stop moving. Stop forcing me. Stop forcing me. Stop forcing me. Stop. No. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. I need you to relax. No. No. I'm going to have a No. You're going to get booked under a Jane Doe. Okay. >> And you're [music] going to stay in jail for 5 extra days. >> Why? Because they can't identify you. Leave me alone. Please stop. Please stop. What are you doing to me? You're about to catch a new charge. Stop it. STOP IT. >> [screaming] >> STOP. LEAVE ME ALONE. GET OFF OF ME. YOU'RE GOING TO GET SPRAYED. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. GET OFF OF ME. NO. NO. LET ME GO. STOP. I SAID NO. I said no. I DON'T WANT TO. STOP. Leave me alone. >> TO GET PEPPER SPRAYED. Get off of me. Why am I going to be pepper sprayed? Leave me alone. Get off of me. Get off of me. No. Listen, I understand you're intoxicated right now. You're going to get booked. I'm not I'm not intoxicated. I can smell the alcohol on your breath. Yeah, then relax your hand. Let go of me. You've already kicked me. You're already going to draw a felony charge for battery and a law enforcement officer. I did not kick you. Stop. Relax your hand right now. STOP. YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. STOP. YOU'RE HURTING ME. STOP. RELAX YOUR HAND. STOP. LET GO OF ME. I WILL, when we're done. Let go of you. Let go of me. Let go of me. Let go of me. Let go of me. Let go of me. Let go of me. You're making this way HARDER. >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. YOU'RE HURTING ME. LET ME GO. THE JAIL'S GOING TO DO this to you, so either do it now or do it at the jail. Let go of me. >> [laughter] >> I didn't kick you. I don't kick you. I'M CALLING MY MOM. >> [screaming] >> WHAT'S YOUR MOM GOING TO SAY? GET OFF ME. SHE'S GOING TO LAUGH AT YOU. WILL NOT ME TAKE YOUR finger out of my butt. GET OFF ME. >> [screaming] >> STOP. STOP. RELAX YOUR FOOT. STOP. WHY ARE YOU SO PATHETIC? GUYS, YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO DO THIS AFTER. >> [screaming] >> I'M JUST GOING TO NOT KICK ME AGAIN. THAT'S TOUGH. I'M [screaming] NOT KICKING YOU. I LOVE YOU. NO. STOP. LET ME GO. IS THE PHONE STILL GOING? >> [screaming] >> WOULD YOU GET UP? YOU FELL TO THE GROUND. YEP. She was charged with battery, providing false information to law enforcement, resisting arrest, and driving with a revoked license. Lying, avoiding responsibility, and defying the law may seem like a joke or a temporary way to get away, but in reality, they lead to serious consequences. 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.