It's the police. Wake up. Cuz now you're under suspicion of operating more to be caught under the influence of alcohol. You pass out at the wheel. [screaming] the police. >> You're under arrest. >> All right, man. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> You're under arrest. Get out. Let's go. We got to get out. >> No one wants to get me OUT OF THESE COPS JUST BECAUSE I'm black. >> LET ME GO. [screaming] >> BUT WHEN a supervisor arrived, everything immediately shifted into enforcement mode. A driver was found slumped in the driver's seat at McDonald's after being reported for swerving and nearly hitting someone. But this was only the beginning. Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am, wake up. >> Wake up. >> It's the police. Wake up. >> It's the police. Wake up, >> ma'am. Open your eyes. >> Wake up. >> Lean back. >> Can I Can I have you step out of the car, please? >> Okay. >> Okay. I just want to make sure you're okay. Can we step out? Well, why did we get it in to this point? >> Why are you passed out in your car? >> Um, I was trying to get home. >> How'd you end up here? >> Uh, that's a good question. I >> Why are you passed out? >> Uh, because I got home sooner than I thought I would >> because you got home sooner than you thought you would. >> No, I I wasn't on the road. >> That doesn't matter. You're still passed out in your car. I'm just wondering why. Can you do anything turn your car off? >> Is it off already? >> Yeah, it's electric. >> Electric? Okay. >> Do you have your ID on you, ma'am? >> I don't need to provide that for you. >> You do? Yes. >> Why >> you do? >> Why? >> Cuz now you're under suspicion of operating more to be called under the influence of alcohol. So, you are detained? >> Absolutely not. >> Yes, you are. >> ID, please. >> Otherwise, I will take you to the jail for obstruction. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> Appreciate it. So, how much have you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> Right. So, remember what I said about us lying to each other? There's no point in doing >> I'm not doing this after you have done this. So, I'm going to close my door. >> No, you're not. You were pass out at the wheel, which is not normal, right? You are slurring your words. You're not making much sense at all. You don't remember where you were at. You're not telling me where you were at. So, how much have you had a drink? >> One. Two. Two's not a lot. One's not a lot. I'm just wondering. Refusing to step out of the car, inciting civil rights, she insisted she didn't have to comply. The law, however, was not on her side. >> Can you open the door for me? >> Thank you. Would you want to step out of the car for me? >> No, I don't need to. I don't need to. >> You do? >> No, I don't. >> Yes. >> There's no reason for me to step out the car. >> There is cuz I'm I'm telling you to. >> No. Yeah, you can be telling me to, >> but I'm not required to. You are you familiar with Pennsylvania versus men state law? >> What? >> It means you have to get out of the car or question. >> No, I've done nothing wrong. I've done nothing wrong. >> You are under suspicion for driving under the influence of alcohol. >> Absolutely not. And I have no >> then. Okay, then help me out a little bit. Is there any way you can explain your behavior? >> Driving behavior that we have a credible witness to attest to. You pass out at the wheel. you slurring your words, not able to give me a concise story about the timeline of events from tonight. >> Okay. >> Any reason for that? I'm trying to help you out. >> I'm trying to help you. >> Yeah, that's fine. I will call my attorney. Thank you very much. >> So, is there any reason for that that you can explain? >> No, because it's [ __ ] and I will not be saying anything. >> This is your chance to explain. That's all I'm saying. >> There's nothing to explain because I did nothing wrong. So, there's no other way to explain your behavior. >> Is that what you're saying? >> Come on. >> I'm trying to help. You got to help me out. I'm trying to help you out. You're not giving me much. >> Honestly, you're not. Honestly, you're not. >> You are definitely not safe to operate a vehicle. >> Of course. And I'm noting moving. I'm going to call somebody >> right now. I will not be moving. I'm going to turn the car off. >> Okay, then go ahead. Step out. >> Nope. Well, I will not step out of the car. >> Witness statements. scrape marks [music] and the way she was found inside the car painted a picture very different from what she was trying to claim. >> The reason why we're here is we got a call from a witness who saw you, this vehicle, and you driving erratically down Palasky. You ran a red light. You jumped over the median. You were swerving. You almost hit his car. That's abnormal behavior, right? We saw your car parked here. >> I'm an eyewitness. Okay. >> Yep. Credible witness. I met him myself. We saw your car parked over here. I wanted to come check on you to make sure you're okay cuz that's not normal behavior. >> And my car was parked >> here. Yep. >> Parked. A parked car. >> Okay. >> You agree that this most people don't know how to park, right? Is there any reason you don't know how to park? >> No, but you don't park like that >> within the lines. >> I mean, not really within the >> uh I'm basically in the lines. >> You know what I mean? >> So, I came over. I want to check on you to make sure you're good. You're pass out at the wheel. Again, very abnormal behavior. Knocked on the door a million million times. cuz you were knocking. I had to do a sternum rub to make sure you weren't unconscious. Finally woke you up. You were good. >> How did you get inside the car? >> Your windows are open. >> The windows are open. >> Can you explain that? >> That's absolutely wrong. >> Okay. >> I wanted to make sure you were okay. I couldn't tell from where I was standing. >> Did I hurt anybody? >> No. Thank God. >> Is everybody >> Am I sitting exactly in a car? Do >> you agree you're in a car right now in the driver's seat? >> No, I'm not. Okay. >> A senior officer was called in. Just one sentence shifted the situation to a level she never expected and could no longer escape. >> That will get you to comply before we use force. >> Can we do this? Can we drive back to my place? At least bring my car. >> No, absolutely not. >> Back to my house. >> We can't let a drunk driver drive on the road. >> Okay. So, can >> And I'm not I'm not being a jerk. I'm just being honest with you. I got Could somebody else drive my car back to my place and then take me from there? >> No, ma'am. >> No, >> that's not a resource that I could afford right now. I'm down to bare minimums and all my officers are on calls, including this one. >> So, the more you hold us up, the more you hold us up. >> All right. The more that if an emergency comes out, I have less officers. So, you will be getting out of the vehicle either way. Okay. >> Uh, I don't know. >> Uh, I don't think so. >> Good. >> You're under arrest. Get out of the vehicle. >> Come on. No. No. Come on. >> Okay. Can I make one call, [snorts] please? Can I make >> You can make one call at the station. >> Can I No. Can I just please >> Not right now. No. Is not the time for that. >> I have to bring her out. >> Let me in. You're under. Let's go. We got to get out. >> We got to get out. We got We got to get out. We got to get out. >> I'm getting out. Let's go. >> Out. You don't need to hold Where am I? Let's go. Like, >> let's go. We got to get out. You can make as many phone plus as you want at the station. I promise. >> Turn around. >> I know. Just button my pants really quick. >> Yeah. Are they buttoned? >> No. >> I was going to patch you down. Okay. >> I got separate a little bit. Do you >> have anything in your pocket? I have nothing. >> I'll go back with wood if you want to do the call. >> Okay, I got you. >> Oh, just policy. I'll set you down. That's >> what That's fine. That's fine. You guys are just doing the job. Whatever. >> You sure have asked for any valuables in the car, large amounts of money, any expensive electronics, etc., etc. [laughter] >> You were full of dicks. >> Such [ __ ] >> Do you have anything of value? >> No. Nothing. Nothing. >> No money. No. No money laying around. >> Close the car. >> Yeah, we got it. >> We'll close the car. >> Can you make >> And we'll grab your phone. We'll grab your purse. >> Can you please call my father? >> He's going to bring your phone. You can call him yourself if you want. Okay. >> Are you sure? >> Yeah. >> The woman was charged with obstruction of justice and DUI. Next, a driver suddenly doubled the speed limit, forcing police to intervene in the middle of the road. >> What is What IS GOING >> GET AWAY FROM ME. [screaming] >> WHAT'S GOING ON? >> UHUH. I HAVE [screaming] NO [screaming] >> hurting me. HE'S HURTING ME. I'M ON THE PHONE. MY LAWYER'S >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> NO. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> NO. I'M ON THE PHONE. MY LAWYER RIGHT NOW. >> I NEED some help. [screaming] THERE'S A POLICE CAR. I HAVE THIS ALL ON ME. PUT >> YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. [screaming] >> I KNOW THE ROSCO POLICE. CALLMY'S DAD RIGHT NOW. [screaming] >> Oh sh I can't breathe. >> Hold this. Get the OTHER ARM. >> MY DADDY. I CAN'T BREATHE. Y'ALL, I'm gonna make sure all of us get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> I'm going to steal all of y'all. >> Turn my car off. >> Set her up on her ass. >> Lean up against the car. [screaming] >> JUST STAY RIGHT THERE. >> CAN I GO AHEAD? >> CALL IZZY'S DAD RIGHT NOW. WHY HIM RIGHT NOW? YOU CAN resume come over here and check her out. >> No. >> GET OFF OF ME. [screaming] LET HER GO. >> SHE'S MY LAWYER. YOU BETTER TALK to her right now. >> Things took a strange turn as she alternated between demanding a lawyer, calling family members, citing health issues, and even accusing officers of discrimination right at the scene. >> I don't want to talk to all y'all from the suburbs. MY DADDY MAKES MY DADDY MAKES MORE MONEY THAN ALL Y'ALL. I'M SUING THE ALL Y'ALL AND [screaming] I HAD ANGER ISSUES. NO one wants to get me out these cops. >> Out here just because I'm black. Get the OUT OF MY CAR NOW. [screaming] NO. LET ME GO. LET ME GO. COME ON, DADDY. COME ON, DADDY. OH, MY DADDY IS GOING to die. >> Oh, my uncle's going to >> Is there a lawyer or something? >> This is my lawyer. >> They won't take the phone. They're not listening cuz I'm black. GET TURN OFF, DUMMIES. >> Is [groaning] this your attorney on the phone? >> THIS IS MY LAWYER, DUMMY. >> Can I talk to her? >> Yes. Take the I SAY THAT. I DON'T GIVE A [screaming] SHOT. MY ASS. >> I'm going to sue all of you. >> YOU GUYS ARE GOING TO BE homeless when I'm done with you. >> YOU GOT TO CALL 10 people TO GET ME CUZ I'M BLACK. >> Get me out. [screaming] >> They're going to come out. >> Get [screaming] me out. THIS ONE HURTS. NO, LET me go. [screaming] >> Relax on. Okay. >> Relax. No. No. I want MY DAD. [groaning] LET GO. Let the COPS GO. [screaming] THEY HURT MY HANDS. I THINK MY SITUATION. >> LET ME GO. >> NO, [screaming] YOU DON'T. MY HEAD HURTS. >> NO, I WANT IZZY'S DAD. [screaming] WHERE IS HE? I KNOW HIM. [music] >> Amid the chaos, she claimed she was delivering Door Dash, might be pregnant, and would definitely sue everyone, creating an argument no one saw coming. >> Driver, too, and I could possibly be pregnant. So, y'all getting sued the [ __ ] out. You just slammed me down on the floor. kind of baby if I am. >> Hello. >> I need you to do me a favor. >> I need you to be quiet. >> No, cuz they won't listen. I could possibly be pregnant. They're putting me on the floor. >> I talked to them and everything's going to be okay. >> No, it's not. They just slam me on the ground. I couldn't breathe. I was just like George Floyd. What the >> It's not funny. I hate this white people. >> What? >> No. >> I'm all dirty. I just got out the shower. What the putting me on the ground? >> I told you guys not to touch me. [ __ ] Got me with my and everything. What the is wrong with y'all perverts? What the you want paramedics? >> I don't care. Get me out this so I can go. I'M A DOOR DASH DRIVER. I was doing a Door Dash delivery though. >> Are you HAVING ANY TROUBLE BREATHING? >> YES. PUT ME ON THE GROUND. >> Now that you're SITTING UP. >> I STILL HAVE TROUBLE. I HAVE the handcuffs on me. I can't do this right now. YOU LISTEN. YOU HAVE THIS UP. [screaming] Get me out. CALL MY MOM AND MY DAD. >> I don't care. LET [screaming] ME OUT. LET ME OUT. THESE COPS. I'M NOT GOING TO BE A SLAVE TO your system. I know the game. I know the rules. >> Can we check you out and see how your breathing is AND HOW YOUR VITAL >> NO, I WANT TO GO. >> You know where you're at? >> ME. MY VAPE. I'M IN ROSCO. DUH. I LIVE HERE. >> What year is it? >> It's 2 220 25 >> Trump. Orange white ass. >> Only when police read the charges and prepared to take her in for booking did viewers learn what legal consequences the pursuit led to and what she would face. >> Tanya, why why didn't you stop? >> Cuz I'm trying to go finish start door dashing. >> I know, but >> And you just slam me on the ground. I could possibly be pregnant. I'm suing you guys. >> You're going 16 to 30. >> I DON'T CARE. I DO THAT ALL THE TIME. IT'S not a problem. Everyone's sitting right there. I've done it before. Like >> I swear to God, my best friend's great. I speed all the time IN ROSCO. YOU GUYS DO NOT PULL ME OVER. YES. KEEP LOOKING AT ME. >> You guys got Where the >> Hey, you're going to go to jail. Okay. The sooner you >> WHERE IS [screaming] MY DUDE? WHAT THE [ __ ] GOING WITH MY DUDE? LET ME OUT. >> NO. NO. >> The sooner you get down there, the sooner you can bond out. >> How much? What am I getting charged for? >> You're just going to charge with fleeing. That's all. Listen, you have your day in court. Get down there. Bond out. YOU'LL BE >> WHERE'S MY DAD? NO, I WANT MY CALL. My mom and dad. WHERE IS IZZY'S DAD? I want to talk to >> Cal down there. SO, WE'RE GOING TO GET YOU. >> I want to TALK TO MY GOD SISTER. I WANT TO TALK TO MY GODMOTHER. I WANT WAIT. NO, I don't care. You guys, this is black on black crime. >> WE'RE GOING TO GET YOU WHITE ON BLACK CRIME. NO, >> WE'RE GOING [screaming] TO LET YOU GO. >> NO, I WANT TO TALK TO MY LAWYER NOW. Talk to Shannon Bridge. >> Will you help us get you INTO THE CAR? >> NO, I DON'T WANT TO get in the car. >> But you have to get in the car. >> No, I don't. >> You do? >> Well, call my dad then. >> You will call him once you're in the car. >> No, you won't. I know how you guys are. You [ __ ] policeman of trash. >> I promise we'll let you go. >> No, you're not. >> I'll help them get you in the car, too. All right, let's go. >> In Illinois, reckless driving is punishable by up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $2,500. She was charged with reckless driving, fleeing after being ordered to stop, and resisting arrest. Speeding to deliver an order might seem fine, but driving straight into jail is a bit much. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed [music] the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with donations. Thank you so much.