Step out of the car. OH MY KID. >> HOW Y'ALL GIVING THEM A CHANCE TO GO STEAL my kids out of school? >> No, he's not. >> Yes, he is. And they're not his kids. He's trying to take my kids. >> An argument over gas money ended in a confrontation that nearly turned into a shooting. >> SHOW ME YOUR YOU'RE GOING TO GET SHOT. SHOW ME GET YOUR HANDS. GET YOUR HANDS YOU KNOW >> ONE SUDDEN PRESS OF THE GAS PEDAL NEARLY made police pull the trigger in the middle of the street. What seemed like a minor argument over gas money turned an entire parking lot into a scene where police nearly opened fire. >> Okay. >> We got a fire department here to come check you out. >> She's downstairs where? >> With the blue car. And the black guy. Chunky dude. >> She's wearing the purple shirt? >> And purple >> She's like has black and white pajamas, yeah. >> Did you guys stop the alligator? >> Just letting you know, they weren't very far. They were just talking. >> Playing about um he said that he was going to give us some gas money and then she just kept going on and on and on. And then next thing you know, she just threw her lunch box. >> So this was an argument about gas money? >> Mhm. >> And what she got mad and threw a lunch box? >> Mhm. >> Anything else get thrown? >> No. >> What happened? >> Nothing happened. >> Step out of the car. >> What? >> Step out of the car. >> I don't listen to cops. >> Step out of the car. >> Why? >> Get out of the car. Step out of the car. OH MY KID. >> SHE TRIED TO RUN. TRY AND FOLLOW HER. SHE'S HEADING OUT. >> SHE ALMOST just ran me over. Fleeing. FLEEING IN A WHITE CAR. SHE'S GETTING AWAY. BLACK FEMALE ONLY OCCUPANT WEARING PURPLE. R S 1, she tried to run me over. MY KEY. >> THE KEY FELL OUT ON THE WAY. The car is in the parking lot right now. 200 for her head. >> Dude, turn the lights off. Stop. THIS DUDE I'M HOLDING THIS dummy for what? OH MY GOD, I'M on my hamstring. HEY, CARL, WHAT JUST HAPPENED? >> 10-20 RUNNING LADY >> WHY DON'T YOU PULL THE CAR OVER? WHY DON'T YOU STOP DRIVING, DUMBASS? >> ARE YOU ON THE PHONE WITH SOMEONE in the car, ma'am? >> No. >> The shout, "You're going to get shot." echoed through the busy intersection. But the woman inside still refused to surrender under mysterious circumstances. >> SHOW ME YOUR HANDS! YOU'RE GOING TO GET SHOT! SHOW ME YOUR HANDS! GET YOUR HANDS IN YOU NOW! HANDS UP TO THE SIDE OF THE CAR! PUT YOUR HANDS OUT THE WINDOW. Do it now. Next squad that's arriving, block westbound traffic. Reroute it sometime after 84th STREET FOR CROSSFIRE. MA'AM! FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY, PUT YOUR HANDS UP! STEP OUT OF THE CAR! YOU TRIED TO RUN ME OVER! GET YOUR HANDS UP! WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU? >> PUT YOUR hands out the window. >> WE'RE GOING TO TALK ABOUT THIS, MA'AM. ALL RIGHT, STEP OUT OF THE CAR. HANDS UP! GOOD CHATTER. NO CHANGE. NON-COMPLIANT. STAYING IN THE CAR. NOT listening to any commands at all. >> Ma'am, okay? Just step OUT OF THE CAR. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. STEP OUT OF the car! >> Ma'am! Ma'am! You need to listen to us. Step out of the vehicle. >> So, we're going to do positive contact on the front and back windows and then we're going to have to work the vehicle extraction. >> Okay, DOOR'S OPENING. >> MA'AM, STEP OUT. >> OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> FACE AWAY FROM US WHEN YOU STEP OUT. >> OKAY. >> MA'AM, STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> MA'AM, WE NEED YOU TO STEP OUT. >> PUT YOUR PHONE DOWN. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET YOUR HANDS IN THE AIR. >> AFTER SEVERAL TENSE MINUTES OF CONFRONTATION, police prepared tasers and a forced extraction team. While the woman still refused to put down her phone. >> Okay, we need one more. >> I'm done. Come on. >> Uh you be taser? >> I'll be lethal. >> I'll take hands. >> We need one with taser. >> Try to pull her out. If she resists it, I'll taser. >> Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. >> THE CAR NOW. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> TASER. >> NO, NO, NO. >> NO, NO. TASER. >> PUT YOUR HANDS UP. PUT YOUR HAND OUT, MA'AM. >> PUT YOUR HAND OUT. >> Put your hand out. >> I got it. I got >> All right. I got it. >> Hands behind your back, okay? >> Hands behind your back. >> Put your HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> HANDS BEHIND your back. >> You're under arrest. Put your hand behind your back. >> Let go of your shirt. Put your hand BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> ALL RIGHT. >> We got control. >> Okay. >> Someone want to clear the passenger? >> Clear the car. >> I want >> Whose is this? Whose is this? >> In custody. >> You are damn lucky you're alive right now. >> Hey, everybody. >> Take a couple of breaths. >> Deep breaths. >> We'll get that. I got your phone in here, okay? >> No. >> Do you need an ambulance at all? Is that your blood? >> Yeah, my leg is cut. >> Where? Do you Do you know which one? This one here? >> My right leg. >> Okay. >> Now we're going to have you on the stretcher, okay? >> What are you doing? >> This is the other parties involved. >> You are on the wrong side of the road. >> Our female in custody does have a uh small puncture laceration to her right thigh. It is not currently bleeding. About 1 in in >> Let's sit her up. >> Let's sit you up, okay? 1 2 3, on your bottom. >> All right. >> What you're going to do is you're going to keep both legs straight. >> Can you put that one out straight? >> Do you need to just a little bit? Just bend your knees a little bit forward towards you, okay? Bend your knees so up towards you, okay? You ready? >> Ready. >> 1 2 3, go ahead. >> All right. I got my phone on my person. >> Don't worry about it. >> All right. I'm going to have you take a seat and I'll buckle you in. >> Ambulance is going to come and check you out, okay? Let me Let me Let me fix your ankles first. Sorry. >> A takeout box, a few dollars for gas, and a split-second decision to flee ultimately led the 20-year-old woman to face two felony charges. >> CAR, STOP. >> 785 >> Why can't you listen? >> Did he leave our keys in there? >> You can't You can't just be walking around wherever you want to go. >> I was going to ask him if he left the keys in there. >> Leave. Go on the sidewalk. >> I'm sorry. >> Why don't you tell him what's happening? >> All right. So, you're a friend and you were in the apartment. Did you spend the night as well? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, then I guess what what happened what transpired for the someone to contact the police? >> He threw something at her first, and she threw it back at him. >> I don't know what he I think he threw I don't know what he threw at me, but he threw something at me. It was like some glass. It was like some glass he threw at my leg. >> Okay. >> Well, the bleeding's controlled and stuff like that. It It doesn't look like it's going to need stitches. >> We're going to go ahead and put a Band-Aid on on that for you, okay? >> Okay. >> And then the lunch box broke open after that. >> Okay. >> And he hit hit his throat. >> Okay. >> After she threw it back at him. >> Okay. And then uh what what's the argument over? Is it gas money or >> Just gas money, man. >> The 20-year-old woman was charged with felony fleeing and eluding police with a vehicle, failure to obey police commands, resisting law enforcement, and disorderly conduct. She was released on a $10,000 cash bond. Next, just minutes after receiving a protective order from the court, the woman suddenly appeared right outside her ex-boyfriend's house, and the cameras captured everything. >> Ma'am, can you step out of the truck, please? You're under arrest for violation order of You drove past his car his house. I just I just saw you. Okay? You're You're under arrest for violation order protection. You're You're under arrest. You need to step out of the car. This is a lawful order. >> So, you're telling me I can't >> You got to stay 500 ft away from his address. >> arrest now. It's just another charge. >> Ashley, you're under arrest. You need to step out of the car. You're under arrest for violation order protection, okay? Right now, you're resisting arrest. I need you to please step out of the car and put your hands behind your back. Once again, this is a lawful order. >> You need to step out of the vehicle. You're under arrest. You're resisting arrest. >> Right now, you're resisting arrest. You need to comply with my lawful order. Uh it doesn't matter that you're recording, okay? You're under arrest. You need You're under arrest. You need to exit the vehicle right now. Ashley, you need to do the right thing. You need to exit your vehicle. Okay? I don't want no one to get hurt. You need to do things the right way. You need to comply. >> So, how am I getting arrested but you all >> You violated the order of protection we just gave you. >> I'm not going to jail. >> This isn't a tit-for-tat thing. You have to step out of the vehicle. You're under arrest. We'll just get a warrant for you. We're going to get a warrant for you and you're going to go to jail anyways. It's going to be worse for you. If you drive off, you're resisting arrest. >> You're fleeing and eluding. >> You need to step out of the vehicle. You violated the order of protection we literally just handed to you. You do things the right way I will Ma'am, stop. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> That's what you handed me. >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> Cara! >> You're under arrest. >> Under arrest. Stop it. >> I'm not resisting. Stop resisting. >> 262, we got one in custody. >> I'm not resisting. Let me let you put my hands >> Put your hands behind your back. Okay, put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> If you let me put my hand behind my [ __ ] back. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not going to jail. >> The statement that pushed the entire scene to the breaking point before officers decided to use more force. >> Lock my door. >> Okay, all you got to do is comply. >> I got a warrant for you. >> Put your hands behind your back. So we can handcuff you. >> We'll get We'll give them to >> Just drop it. Stop resisting. >> Yeah, cuz it's all called police told me trying to steal my kids out of school. >> Perfect. >> You say what? >> Perfect. >> ass [ __ ] >> Just relax. >> is the same one that been taking when he was sitting here beating on me. >> Who the [ __ ] you talking to like that, goofy ass [ __ ] Who the [ __ ] do you think >> 262, one in custody. >> I'm in custody. He was just trying to play me. >> We got to put you in the back of the car, okay? >> Y'all couldn't do [ __ ] when he was beating on me. But you take me to [ __ ] jail? >> It's got nothing to do with today. >> Yes, it do. >> You want to see? >> Yes, I want to see in my purse. >> Well, you can't take this to jail cuz it's contraband. >> Then can you give that to him? >> Yeah, I will. Is that okay? You give me permission? >> Y'all taking me to jail because that old saggy ASS [ __ ] SELLING DRUGS and [ __ ] and y'all doing this [ __ ] Old goofy ass [ __ ] watch. No, I said I had to drive past there to get home. >> You could have went around. >> I did. I came off of H Street. You seen that [ __ ] I was just parked on the lot. >> right past the protected address. >> The store is right there. You got to go up this street to get to that store. Ain't no other way to get to the store. >> 235, 28 and combat. >> And look, this [ __ ] ass keep on walking down here. >> female officer for a domestic violence? >> walking down towards me though. >> No, we're going to tell him to go down there. >> officer. >> Yeah, that's what he do. And he did that and y'all told your ass this [ __ ] >> Handcuffed on the roadside, the woman suddenly accused her ex-boyfriend of abusing her. But police continued escorting her to the patrol car. >> Can you loosen these cuffs? It's cutting off my circulation. >> Well, you you resisted arrest. I don't feel comfortable with that. But if we get to the police station right away, we can take them off. >> But he get to come down by my crib though and he has an order of protection. No. >> Yeah, he's got it against you. >> But y'all didn't lock him up when he had it I had it against you. >> Okay. >> I can't get in the car. >> seat, please. >> I want y'all I want no I want no >> in the car, please. >> No, I want y'all uh I want >> You're going to add another charge and you don't need to. >> I want y'all people here. That's who I want. I want y'all supervisor here. >> Have a seat in the car. >> No, I'm not. Not until your supervisor come. >> under arrest. You have to sit in the >> why am I under arrest? Because I got to go that way. He's right there. >> of a protection >> No, but y'all didn't No. >> Have a seat in the car. >> can come down here. >> Listen, I don't want to pull you in the car. >> You you giving him exactly what he wants. This is exactly what he trying to do. No, he won't. No. He was driving he was sitting >> protection. >> He was sitting outside my crib and everything. >> I don't know why. Just have a seat in the car. >> No. Stop talking to me. Cuz now look at this. YOU'RE NOT GETTING MY KIDS. You're not their father. Keep going. THAT'S NOT YOUR KIDS. NOT BIOLOGICALLY [ __ ] >> back of the car. Have a seat in the car. >> No. Okay, so now we need to see you off to the scene. >> Yes. >> Yes, she's refusing to get in the back of the car cuz she wants to speak to a supervisor. Have a seat in the car. >> All right. 235, are you still in route there? >> It's not going to The sergeant coming out here is not going to change the situation. >> Yes, I did. >> No, it was not. The sergeant is not going to >> he get to come down here, though? >> Actually, the sergeant is not going to order me to to release you. You have to go to the police station. >> No, I didn't do anything. >> You violated the order of protection. That's what you did. And we saw you. >> Cuz I turned off of A Street to get to my >> supposed to be 500 ft of that >> That is 500 ft. >> No, it's not. >> I was in my car. >> Even after being arrested, she still refused to get into the police car, repeatedly screaming about her children and making the scene more chaotic than ever. Doesn't matter. >> But he get to drive past my [ __ ] and y'all didn't do [ __ ] >> And he's got video. He's got video of you driving past the driving past the house. >> not today, though. But that's not today, though. >> Just have a seat in the in the back. >> That was yesterday. >> You could have went another you could have went another route. >> I'm waiting to see your superior. >> It's not going to change the situation. Okay? >> I'm not resisting. >> Regardless, you're going to be charged with resisting. Huh? This is okay. >> So, I'm not resisting. >> a seat in the back. >> No. >> The supervisor's on the way. >> y'all giving him a chance to go steal my kids out of school? >> No, he's not. >> Yes, he is. >> I already told the school that they cannot >> But he can take them from the Boys and Girls Club. You're not listening. He's trying to take my kids. CUZ YOU'RE LETTING HIM TRY TO TAKE MY KIDS. >> Can you please sit IN THE BACK? NO, I'M NOT. Sit in the back. >> And they're not his kids. He's trying to take my kids. >> Sit in the back. >> No. Cuz y'all giving him exactly what he wants. >> I told the school that he cannot >> once he go they go to the Boys and Girls Club, they're going to take She's just going to take my kids. >> No, but they go to a after school program. >> in the back. We're going to pull you back there. I don't want to do that. You already resisted arrest once. You don't want another charge. Just have a seat in the back. >> I'm not resisting arrest. >> Yes, you are. >> No, I'm not. I want to >> a lawful order. I'm telling you to sit in the back of the vehicle. >> I'll sit on the curb. I'm not going >> I'll put the seat belt on. And when the supervisor gets here, you can talk to them. Have a seat in the back. >> No, sir. >> We're going to have to physically put you back there. Do you understand that? >> under arrest. How am I resisting? >> Right, you need to sit in the back. >> No, I'm waiting on the officer. >> right now. You're obstructing. We're giving you a lawful order to get in the vehicle, and you're refusing. >> But you let the officer you let that man beat on me and [ __ ] It's got nothing to do with today. Yes, it do. Cuz y'all Y'ALL Y'ALL >> HAVE A SEAT IN THE BACK. >> Y'ALL Y'ALL um denied my >> Have a seat in the back. We're going to have to pull you back. >> We're going to get Are you going to sit down or not? I don't want to have to >> better if you just do it voluntarily. >> I don't want to pull you out. >> Why can't I sit here and wait, and we'll let you off >> No, cuz you could kick me right now. >> I won't kick you. >> were a little aggressive, okay? Just sit in the back, and I'll close the door, and when the supervisor gets here >> I don't trust you, to be honest with you. It doesn't matter. People assault police officers every day. >> But I won't. >> Just have a seat in the back. >> That's stupid as hell, officer. >> I'm giving you a order to sit in the back. >> recording me just thinking it's funny. >> this is the last warning I'm going to give you. If you don't sit in the back, we're going to pull you in the back. Do you understand that? >> These are very important words you're about to hear. You're under arrest for violating an order of protection. He got an order of protection. You were made note You were notified. It was served, and it was violated. >> In Illinois, violating an order of protection can be punished by up to 1 year in jail and a fine of up to $2,500. She was charged with violating an order of protection, resisting arrest, and obstructing police. Hey, everyone. What do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraising efforts. Thank you so much.