Don't do all the Don't try to fight me. Get out of town. Are youing serious? >> I'm not under arrest. >> Step out of the vehicle now. [music] >> I'll get out on my own. >> I can get out. >> Step out now. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> A brief traffic stop and everything instantly spirals out [music] of control. >> I'M PISSED OFF. I'M NOT DRUNK. I'M PISSED. GET IT? CUZ I'M NOTING DRUNK. I HAD TWO DRINKS. THAT'S IT. THAT'S ALL. I'LL PISS THE OFF. >> YOU need to step out of the vehicle or I'm going to bust through this window. >> You going to hit me? >> Are you going to hit me? >> Get out of the car. >> No. >> Just minutes later, emotions erupt, and the consequences begin to surface. Just seconds after the car pulls over, voices rise, commands are shouted repeatedly, and everything slips out of control. >> Turn the car off. >> Turn the car off. Turn the car off right now. Unbuckle. Step on out here for me. >> Don't touch me. >> Step on out here. >> Don't do all of that. Don't >> Don't try to fight me. You're a weak ass. >> Knock it off. You hear me? >> I'm a 99 lb [ __ ] She's out of town. Are youing serious? Hands >> behind your back. Are you serious? >> I'm under arrest. >> Step it up. >> You're under arrest. >> She ain't >> Are you serious? Give me a hand. >> I can't I can't wait. You see that [ __ ] It's not good. I'm not resisting it. >> What steps out of the car isn't cooperation, but chaos. And that moment forces police to act fast. >> Check. No, I haven't. >> Check it for [ __ ] >> You [ __ ] ass [ __ ] >> Okay. You weak ass 99 pounds and you sit here putting on your wake on him on her you ass. Don't even worry about it. Weak ass. [screaming] Y'all call that [ __ ] about some mothering. Be cool. Be calm. >> Have a seat. >> You ass. I don't give a about no mothering seat cuz you can't take me a drill about [ __ ] YOU CAN'T TAKE ME A DRILL ABOUT [ __ ] LITERALLY. >> Slide it. >> The smell of alcohol, the denials, and the repeated questions. The truth gradually emerges in a way no one can deny. >> You wor about the mother be for real. >> What? >> You're worried about me? Being for real. I don't have [ __ ] on mying record. Okay. >> [ __ ] >> [ __ ] and nothing. [ __ ] on my record. [ __ ] ain't nothing. I don't have no disturbance. I don't have no [ __ ] uh assaults. I have [ __ ] That's stupid. Want to sit here and talk about some [ __ ] I'm I'm being aggressive with him. You're a WHOLE MAN. YOU'RE A WHOLEING MAN. I'm 120. >> I'm not even 120 lbs. I'm >> How much have you drank? >> How much have you drank? You're There's the odor of alcohol is just radiating off. >> It's radiating. >> Yeah. >> I have two drinks. >> What? Nope. Get in the car. >> Okay. >> What? What did you have to drink? >> Titos. >> Titos. >> Mhm. Okay. So, you had some Titos. How much of the Titos did you have? >> Two shots. >> Two shots. How long ago did you have that? >> Two hours though. >> So, were you involved in an accident? >> No. >> You weren't? >> No. >> Okay. Why would your car be you seen a a car that was in an accident? >> I I haven't looked at your car. I I just got here, so I'm trying to figure out what's going on. Okay. >> What I'm saying is if my car did get any type of accident report >> Yeah. >> I have insurance. >> Okay. And that's that's good. Good. I'm glad you have insurance. >> Yeah, I have insurance. I have full coverage. >> So, you have two shots. >> Okay. On a scale of 1 to 10, >> hey, >> I didn't hit him. >> He didn't call you a [ __ ] Don't call me >> No, I don't give a about him calling me a [ __ ] I didn't hit him. >> Okay. Here. Just >> you know about insurance. Fine. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Okay. So, I didn't >> Here, put your feet in there for I'm just trying to talk to you right now. >> My feet has been in here. Why are you telling me to put my feet in here? My feet has been in here. >> All right. So, >> why are you telling me that? So, on a scale of 1 to 10, one, one being you're going to church on a Sunday morning and 10 being [music] the most intoxicated you've ever been in your entire life, where >> I'm pissed off. >> Okay, that's not what I >> I'm not mad. >> Okay, I'm talking about impairment. Okay, so on a scale of 1 to 10, one being you're going to church on a Sunday morning >> and 10 being the most >> Man, >> I need to scratch my hair. Scratch my >> I'm not scratching you, okay? I'm I'm not doing that. All right. So on that scale. >> So you take me to cooprate with you. >> You want me to cooperate, but you don't want to sit here and scratch my eyes? >> Well, I I just don't want to touch you. I don't like >> So don't don't ask me to cooperate, right? >> Just take me. >> Okay. So you don't The handcuffs close, every excuse becomes meaningless. And this is only the beginning of the consequences that follow. >> Ask you questions. >> I I don't need I'm not drunk. I'm not I'm literally I'm just pissed the off. >> OKAY. SO JUST ANSWER MY QUESTION THEN. OKAY. I answered your question already. What was your question? >> On a scale of 1 to 10, >> I'm aing three. >> You're a three. >> But on a PISS OFF SCALE, I'M A [ __ ] 10. >> I I GET THAT. >> OKAY. >> SO, WHAT the are you asking me right now? WHAT ARE YOU ASKING ME? I'M TELLING YOU, I'M PISSED THE OFF. WHAT ARE YOU ASKING ME RIGHT NOW? >> I'M I'M asking you that. >> I'M PISSED OFF. I'M NOT DRUNK. I'M PISSED. SO, YOU CAN TEST ME. Do you have a breathalyzer? >> I do. >> OKAY. SO, GET THAT [ __ ] GET IT? CUZ I'M NOTING DRUNK. I HAD TWO DRINKS. THAT'S IT. THAT'S ALL. I'M PISSED THE OFF. THAT'S IT. I'm just pissed the off. >> Okay. All right. Well, go ahead and climb back in there. Okay. >> No, she's going to be DUI. >> Do you want to do the DUI? >> Do we even have a Do we have a hit and run, too? Have we confirmed that? There's not much damage on the car. I didn't see any other than it has a flat tire, but or has a spare on it. >> All right, Shante. Shante, I'm going to have you walk back to my car. >> Where my dog is? Where's my >> I'm going to have you walk back to my car. >> That's my dog. WHERE'S SOMEBODY? I ASKED YOU A simple question. Answer that. >> Hey, I just told you >> your dog is gay. Your dog is with somebody. All right, let's you didn't talk about I just told you where the my dog was. No, you didn't. Don't touch me. I literally can walk. Don't pull away from me. Okay. >> What's wrong with you? You racist ass. >> Hey, hold on. >> No, that is me the off. WHAT THE IS THAT I DO YOU >> What the Get her. >> Just take these pills off of me. I don't like y'all. Just take these off of me. I'm cool. Come on. Take this off here. Go. Sit back. Okay, >> I'm cool. >> Look, sit back. >> Just take the Am I going to jail? >> You are. You're under arrest. Okay. >> Okay, that's fine. Can you take this off? >> The cops? I can't do that. Okay. You don't have anything. When am I going to When am I going to jump for? >> You're under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> DUI. >> Yeah. You're driving under the influence. >> Y'all y'all testing me? >> Well, we will back at the PD. I'll give you a chance to do all the tests. Okay. All right. >> Hey, Shante. >> Shut the up. >> I just want I want to get your phone number. >> No, I don't give No, you should know already, right? >> I don't know. >> But you should know already, right? >> That's fine. You just >> I told your ass already, >> right? Well, that's an address. Shut the >> up talking to me number. >> No, it's an address. So, you should know where the I'm at, right? >> I I know. >> Don't ask me [ __ ] else. Shut the >> The woman is charged with multiple offenses. Driving under the influence, DUI, unlawful possession of marijuana, resisting an officer, lane violation, and having open alcohol while driving. Up next, a quiet morning, a traffic stop that seemed minor, but everything begins to spiral out of control. >> How's it going? I'm officer from the Atlanta Police Department. Have your license, registration, and proof of insurance. Is it safe to get it? >> Yep. >> And the registration and proof of insurance. >> It's a rental. >> It's a rental. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you mind hanging up while we're >> I'm sorry? >> I can't >> I can't hear you. >> I said I'm not hanging up my phone and it's a rental and I've had it for about a week. >> Okay. The reason I'm pulling you over is you ran the stop sign back there at Livingston and Broadway and you were talking on your phone and had coffee in the in the other hand. >> I definitely didn't run a stop sign. I would never run a stop. >> Well, you did and >> so I can't be online. >> You cannot be holding your phone and you cannot be holding coffee in another hand. You need to be paying attention to driving. I'll just take the ticket and go. >> Okay. I'm just letting you know >> aren't well. And I'm pretty sure >> you're in a residential. >> It is when you when you're not paying attention. You're running a stop sign. You got a phone in one hand and a coffee in the other. And you're in a residential neighborhood. >> So, okay. I guess we just don't care about safety. Stay there. Please. >> Um I think I'm in a 1015er. What? Willis. Um, phone in one hand, coffee in the other. Goes right through the stop sign. Pull her over. Still talking on the phone. Giving me attitude about how she didn't run the stop sign. Still got her coffee in her hand. Just doesn't care. And her license has been suspended 20. So, and she's in a rental. her. She gave his time. >> As officers dig deeper, an unexpected detail emerges. And from there, the story takes a completely different turn. >> Get out of the vehicle. Unfortunately, you have to get out. >> I can start right here. I'm not going to get out. >> You need to step out of the vehicle. >> I'm not going to get out. >> Well, here's the deal. You're being placed under arrest >> and you need to step outside of the vehicle. You need to step out of the vehicle or I'm going to take you out by busting this window. >> You can step out or we're going to take you out. You are under arrest for driving with a suspended license. Step out of the vehicle. This is not going to end well for you. You need to step out of the vehicle. You need to step out of the vehicle or I'm going to bust this window. >> Just open the door, man. >> Just open the door, man. >> You have a punch. >> Open the vehicle now. You have no more chances. Open the vehicle and step out. >> Open the vehicle and step out. >> What did I do? or I am going to pull you out of this vehicle. Do you understand me? >> I'm making you feel very >> You are dictating how this goes. You are under arrest. You need to step out of the vehicle and put your hands behind your back. >> You started this. >> Yes, I pulled you over. You need to step out of the vehicle. >> Okay. Step out of the vehicle right now. >> I'm sorry. >> Step out. Come on. >> I can't have no interaction with him. >> Step out of the vehicle. You are under arrest. >> I can't have one with you. >> You're now under arrest. Step out of the vehicle. >> You rub her around. >> You You have You have to get out of the car, man. >> Yeah, but not like this. >> Okay. Just get out. >> But not like this. >> But not like this, >> man. Get out of the car. >> No, >> you have to. >> Why? >> You're under arrest. >> Four. >> Drive with a suspended license. >> You going to hit me? >> Are you going to hit me? >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> No. We're not doing this. >> No. >> All right. Your mouth spray. A lawful request is made. A cold refusal follows and police are forced to warn of what no one wants to happen. >> I don't. >> Okay. So, >> I also don't want y'all. >> You have to harass me. >> Go. You are under arrest. >> For what? >> Step out of the vehicle now. >> Come on. >> Step out of the vehicle now. >> Try to do this calmly. You're being very difficult. >> Step out of the vehicle now. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> They don't take three of y'all. There's three of them. >> Are you going to step out? >> Yeah, but resisting. Get out. >> I can get out on my own. >> Stop resisting. Get out. >> I can get out on my own. >> Well, you're not. So, get out. >> Just back up and give me a second. >> Let's go now. >> You want to make it up? >> Get out. >> I'll get out on my own. I can get out. >> Step out now. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind. You're under arrest. >> He's making it difficult. >> Put your hands behind your back. They're arresting me, guys. >> And there's three of them. >> Let's go. >> Come on. >> Does this make y'all feel good? >> No, it doesn't. This is not what I wanted to be doing today. >> Do you have like a specific problem? >> No. >> With me? I have a problem that you ran a stop sign, you're driving with a not valid license, and you're holding coffee and a phone in your hand while you're driving. That's what I have. >> Well, that's a flat out. >> Nobody was. I watched you. Sit down. Sit down. >> I'll just sit right. >> Scoot back. No. Get in the car. We're not playing this game. Get in the car. >> It's done. You're under arrest. Sit in the vehicle, please. Get in the vehicle. >> Sit down. >> Thank you. >> From an argument to handcuffs. In an instant, the price of I know my rights begins to reveal itself. >> They're hurting my wrist. >> Turn around. Face that way. Wait. >> I I asked you to make it a little bit loose. >> You never asked me. Oh my. When that other guy was standing there. >> Well, you never asked me. Put your hands behind your back. >> This one's tight, too. >> Okay, give me a second. I can fix it. >> And I got all this other [ __ ] on my wrist. You just put it all on top of all of that. >> Well, that's what happens when you fight. >> We could have been very nuts. >> Do you can you honestly say I don't have the right to be terrified of white police officers? >> Yes, you do. >> Okay. So, then where's the compassion? We gave you every opportunity, >> but you weren't telling me why. >> You weren't telling me why. >> I clearly explained to you why you were being under arrest. >> And then you rolled up your window suspended, which is complete [ __ ] I've never had an encounter with >> Okay. Well, it's suspended. It's been suspended twice. >> Oh, y'all made it. >> Hey, I'm okay. We going to be there to get the office. >> I don't know where they taking me. >> We'll figure it out. >> 33rd >> 33rd Street and John Young Parkway. >> Okay. >> You got your maps up. >> He said I'm getting books. I don't know. Put maps. >> Okay. >> We'll be there. Okay. >> Orange County, bro. Can they give you the rental? >> Excuse me. >> Another dollar. Here's the >> I have a license so I can What is >> her? Yeah, it got to be her and the officer. >> Your dad or your >> Who was the officer that she's in the car? Was that the one who was being aggressive? >> In Florida, driving with a suspended license for the first offense is a secondderee misdemeanor punishable by up to 60 days in jail and slash or a fine of up to $500. The woman is handcuffed, placed in a patrol car, and charged with driving with a suspended license and resisting an officer without violence. You might win the argument, but still lose to the law. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoy the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.