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Step out. Step out of the car. You're not telling me what you're stopping for. No, you don't have a license. I don't have a license. She didn't do anything. She didn't do anything. They did. She didn't do anything. >> One car, one arrogant remark, and suddenly the entire road became the stage for a real life wakeup call. [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Hey, stop. You're just going to talk right now until we figure it out. Okay, >> stop. >> She thought she could argue her way out with the police, but just minutes later, reality taught her a costly lesson. Routine traffic stop turned chaotic when the woman boldly declared, "I've never needed a driver's license to drive." >> Step out the way. Step out of the car. >> You're not telling me what you stopped for. No, >> you don't have a license. I don't have a liferest. >> Instead of cooperating, she challenged the officer's authority. Just seconds later, a real reality check was waiting for me. >> Okay. And step out. >> Step out for what? >> Step out of the car. >> Step out for what? >> Step out of the car. >> You're not telling me what you stopping for. No. You don't have I don't have a license. I don't have a license. What do you mean? >> You just said you don't have a license. >> I don't have my driver's license on me. You never had to step out of the car when I did out the driver's license. >> I'm going to tell you one more time to step out of the car. I'm going to remove you from the car. >> Okay. Step out the car for what? >> I just explained to you. Step out of the car. >> But for what? >> The last time I'm going to tell you. >> No, you didn't tell me what you're stopping me for. What the [ __ ] >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Mom, look at me. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> We doing that here. Don't tell my phone. >> I Mom, >> mom. Mom, this is trying to arrest me. Put me back. Mom, I'm sorry my [ __ ] pull me out of [ __ ] [ __ ] You doing my [ __ ] [ __ ] I swear to God my eyebrow, [ __ ] What the [ __ ] was you? >> Mom, stop. >> [ __ ] what the [ __ ] You ain't let ME PUT MY [ __ ] DOWN. >> STOP. [ __ ] that. >> I swear to God, [ __ ] Y'ALL GOING TO get I swear to God, [ __ ] What? Why? Stop moving. No, [ __ ] You tell me where the you swear to God. I swear to God. If I [ __ ] out, [ __ ] You doing this in front of my mother? What the [ __ ] >> She thrashed and cursed, repeating, "You humiliated me in front of my mother." But by then, all reason had vanished in a blind wave of rage. >> You're the one acting like this, >> bro. You tripping. >> Why are you tripping, bro? >> MY MOTHER IN THE CAR. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST, >> BRO. YOU'RE NOT LETTING ME CALL MY MOM or nothing. >> Stop, >> bro. Wake the up. You're not going to let me call my mama. Nothing, bro. Bro, >> you got nothing in your pocket? >> NO, I DON'T GOT NOTHING IN MY POCKET. CALL MY MAMA. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> Call my mama. >> Get in THE CAR. >> CALL MY MOM. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> CALL my mom, bro. >> BRO, I SWEAR TO GOD. WHAT THE IS YOUR BODY, BRO? >> IT IS. IT'S >> OKAY. WHAT? I swear to God, BRO. YOU GOT NO BABY IN THE CAR. MY MOTHER, >> I AIN'T CALLING NOBODY. >> You You [Applause] can repeat the last. She was screaming. I didn't hear you. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Did you uh Did you talk to her at all? Okay. >> She can come get the car. In the car. >> The baby. >> Yes. The baby. >> Baby. There you go. >> All right. Um, >> handcuffed in the back seat, the woman began threatening to sue. The officers remained calm, but every word they spoke was drowned out by her relentless screaming. >> Whoever I got to go to, I'm getting you off THAT [ __ ] YOU BETTER HOPE YOU [ __ ] LIVE TO SEE next week, bro. Straight the up. Straight up. Straight up. And I ain't even playing. Let me get your name. Let me get your name. Can I get your name? Can I get your name? Can I get your name? Yeah. I swear to God, bro. Who you Who your officer? Who your uh who your um captain is? Who your captain is? Who your captain is? Yeah. And I got a bruise on my leg. Oh yeah. Y'all going to straight to jail, bro. I got a bruise on my mother leg. And I got a bruise on my leg. >> That's because you were resisting. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm taking this [ __ ] to try. You got me up. I GOT PLENTY MONEY. THAT [ __ ] going to try and watch. Yeah, I sure do, [ __ ] And I got a bruise on my mother leg for no reason, bro. All right. So, when you gonna let me call somebody so I can talk to my mommy so I can have somebody to come up here and get me so I can call my mommy. >> I go get from the sheriff's office. Are you able to come to Franklin Park? Uh, she's going to be going to jail, but I need you to come pick up her son. She's She's okay. >> No, I'm not, Mom. No, I'm not. I got rules about pick up. No, I'm not. No, I'm not. Okay. No, she's okay. >> No, I'm not. Mom, I got a boot up on your leg. No, I'm not okay. No, I'm not. Kyla's doing that completely. Yeah, she's she's screaming and yelling. She's mad that she's going to be going to jail, but um she calls the scene here in front of the baby. I'm just trying to make sure the baby's taken care of. All right, thank you. See, the problem is she's screaming, yelling at mom. She didn't tell mom what was going on. She screaming, yelling, saying that something was happening. So, she was afraid something was happening. So, yeah. So, mom's or grandma's going to be coming, but she's got to get a ride down here. >> She panicked, demanding to call a supervisor, accusing the officers of racism and screaming non-stop inside the sweltering, tensionfilled patrol car. >> Ain't no causing the scene, bro. You call the scene, bro. You call the scene. No, I don't feel safe. YOU RACIST AS [ __ ] AND I DON'T EVEN WANT NO BLACK CRAP, no black police up here. Y'all both racist as [ __ ] bro. Y'all both racist. ASK THAT [ __ ] WHERE HIS BIRTHDAY IS. THAT [ __ ] the same age as me. Puss ass [ __ ] That [ __ ] for youth is a [ __ ] That [ __ ] for YOUTH IS A PUSS ASS [ __ ] TALKING ABOUT YOU NOT ME [ __ ] THE [ __ ] AROUND with you [ __ ] >> Hello ma'am. >> Hi. I don't feel safe in here. You don't feel safe? >> No I don't. >> Okay. >> I don't feel safe at all. >> All right. >> I never been I never been treated like this by a police and I don't feel safe. >> Okay, ma'am. >> I don't I got a bruise on my leg. You didn't think I would feel safe? >> Okay. You going to let me talk for ahead? All you've done is talk. I just >> You just asked me and I said I didn't feel safe. >> Okay. And then I was going to ask you something else, but you would stop. Okay. >> Why don't you feel safe? Just tell me why you don't >> Because I got snatched out of the car. I have a bruise on my leg in front of my I don't feel safe. >> Okay. All right. Do you understand why you were stopped? >> No, I don't. >> I don't. >> All right. >> When you walk to the car, all he asked was, "Did I have a ID? Did I have >> Would you like me to explain or not?" >> What was it? >> We have what they call license plate readers. >> Okay. >> So, when you pass through, it automatically pops up. We all have them on our cars. Hang on. We have it set up for us to >> I'm going to jail. It don't matter what I got stopped for. I just said I don't feel safe. Can you call your Are you the captain? >> I'm in charge out here. >> You're not a captain. You're not You're in charge out here. I'm the captain. >> You're not in charge of it. You're not the captain, >> ma'am. This is how you go to jail patrol car. >> Okay. Sooner, sooner he gets you over there. Okay. >> Okay. Can you can you untie my things a little bit because they're they are a little tight. >> Let me see. >> This one is very tight. Not that one. The right one. The right one. >> The right one. >> Okay. You say that's tight. I can put my finger in there. Okay. >> You can put your finger in there. >> Yeah. Look. Watch. Here. So that you can see it. >> It's fine. You ain't You're not going to tighten. It's fine. >> I didn't say I wouldn't loosen. I'm just saying. I want you to see. They're not tight. >> You keep moving your hands around. I'll unlock them one lock. >> In Florida, driving without a license can result in a fine of up to $500,0 or 60 days in jail. While resisting an officer without violence is a first-degree misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in jail or a $1,000 zero sense fine. The woman was charged with driving without a license and resisting without violence. She pleaded no contest, receiving 6 months of probation and an order to complete community service. Up next, Florida's Independence Day took a wild turn when police received a call about a woman allegedly hiding something unbelievable in her pants. >> Put your hands behind your back. Come on, >> she didn't do that. >> Hey, stop. Stop. >> She didn't do anything. >> She didn't do anything. >> I did it. She didn't do it. I did it. She didn't do anything. >> She didn't do anything. >> I did it. >> Okay. >> I did it. She didn't do anything. It was me. >> It was me. She didn't do nothing. >> Are you hurt anywhere? >> She didn't do nothing. >> You're being detained. >> Stand up. You're being detained. >> Okay, I got you. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I got it. She got it. I'm good. You're just being mean to right now until we figure it out. Okay. >> My arms hurt. Can y'all stop walking? Can one of y'all hold me just one? >> No. >> That hurt. >> Who is this? Do they know you? >> I don't know how. >> Are you hurt anywhere? >> Cuz we went down to the ground. Are you hurt anywhere? >> I copy on you. >> She ain't doing it. my camera. >> I did it. I take >> She did it together. They walked across the street. I flip around right here. >> No one's secure. We got no secure. >> I said, "Hey, come here." And she started running. >> All right, Santa. Come on. Use one of your legs. Let's stand up >> here. Help her. Korea, grab the other side. >> Bend that leg in. Bend the leg in. >> You got a bag. We're going to help you. >> What kind of bag? Step. >> We're going to make sure you don't fall. >> We're going to try not to drag you up. You got to do some work though. >> Get on. Try to get up. >> Well, we're going to help you cuz you're handcuffed. >> We're going to make sure you don't fall. >> This way. >> Are you Tanya? >> When officers arrived, she argued, shouted, and blamed her companion. Within seconds, a seemingly simple encounter turned into a scene no one could believe. >> All right, let's get her in the car real quick. She didn't do anything. >> All right, we'll get the We'll get the deputy to get out. He's got a bag coming. Sorry. He'll go all over the place. [Music] He is actively trying to enter traffic. my car around. I'm put >> you the one that called. >> I am the one that called. Yes, sir. >> You're back there right now. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Um, just tell me real quick. >> Did you talk Officer off at all? >> No, sir. >> No, I came I heard yelling back there, so I just want to make sure he was okay. >> Okay. Tell me what happened to that store. >> Yeah, we had the two, one with red hair, one with the black hair. They were walking down the aisle and they have crab legs and all of a sudden they disappeared in their purse. Me and the store managers approached them and asked for the receipt cuz you could see them through the purse and she just kept walking and said, "No, I'm leaving." >> And just kept going. That's when I called right away. >> Okay. >> All right. Can you hang out for one second? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> No problem. >> I'm going to be right back with you. I appreciate you coming over. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> So, they've got to look. So, I'll be right back. >> Everything on video over there? >> Perfect. >> What's your name? Where's your mom at? >> She's home. >> She home? Who? Who is this other lady to you? >> That's my auntie. >> That's your Andy. >> Excuse me? >> What? >> Can Can I get that phone and call my mom? >> No, not right this second. We're going to figure it out here in a second, but we need to know what we have first. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> The officers tried to keep things under control. But when they bent down to help the suspect stand up, they discovered something that left the whole team struggling not to laugh. She said she's 17. Let's just watch her game. Face >> your vehicle when you get out for me. You have anything in your pockets? Any drugs? Anything that's going to poke me, stick me? Anything like that? No weapons? >> Sharp in your pants. Got >> You stay facing [Applause] back. Do you have like leggings under your pants? Is that it? [Music] >> Holy Jesus. >> Hell yeah. Come on. >> Jesus. Keep the stuff that was separated that was being together. >> So whatever is like >> you have a bag of >> Was it just the two shrimp and the >> I don't even know what that is. Rips. >> Rips. >> What seemed like a petty theft turned out to be much worse. She had dragged a 17-year-old into trouble, making the case far more serious. What phone is yours? >> Both of them. >> You got two phones? >> Yes, sir. >> Can I call my mom? >> Hold on. >> Okay, we might be able to let you go here soon, so just be patient. All right. >> Yes, sir. >> Going to have you step out. All right. >> She's going to search you. >> Face your vehicle for me. Huh? >> In the USA, >> happy birthday. >> She's got She said they're above her. >> So long as she has nothing on her, she's not. >> No, you're good. Where'd you say your key was? Right there. Oh, I see it. >> Okay. >> All right. She's good. >> All right. We good. Put your hand on your head when I release your cuff. Okay. >> That's yours. >> Both of them. >> Put your hand on your head. >> Why did you say this one's hers? >> We're not. >> So you're saying they're both. >> Oh man. Can you lock it? >> Are we able to get a receipt for all this? >> Absolutely. >> These are the ones that were in our pants. So, probably want to throw these away. >> Probably want to throw these away. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> In the end, she received a short jail sentence and a fine. But what shocked everyone was what the officers pulled from the most unexpected place. The case became a striking example of bizarre theft and blatant disregard for the law. Whether it's driving without a license or stealing a few small items, every act of defying the law comes with a price. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? 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