He's not driving. Get out of here. He was never driving this. Holy [ __ ] Get back in the car. Get back in the car. You're going to go to jail if she doesn't get back in the car. The law-savvy couple thought they could get past the cops, but just moments later everything flipped upside down. We've been asking her to get out of the car FOR 5 MINUTES. NO, DON'T I AIN'T DON'T DO THAT. DON'T DO THAT. Don't do that. Don't do that. >> No, don't touch me. She gave my phone to call for somebody to come get my [ __ ] car. They thought drinking wine and driving would be a chill night until the flashing lights appeared in the rearview mirror. What began as a quiet night soon turned into a heated argument between a self-proclaimed know-the-law couple and officers doing their job. He's not driving. Get out of here. He was never driving this. Holy [ __ ] We've been asking her to get out of the car FOR 5 MINUTES. YOU DON'T HAVE THE RIGHT TO detain [music] us. A familiar line from those who think the law is a game, but when the officers cited an actual statute, their confidence melted instantly. Who? Us. You too? Okay. You mind stepping out of the car for me? Just so I can talk to you over here and not in front of her? Ma'am. No, I know my rights. Okay. Okay. So, we're law, okay? And you right now are being detained. So, we're trying to Okay, I'm not going to argue with you. To make this easier, he's just going to step out to talk [music] to my partner. That's a lawful order. What's going on? Just step out of the car and speak to me in the back of the car. All we have done was stay here because we have having a family [music] issue. Okay. And then he just Just thank you. Just step out of the car so I can speak to you. If you did nothing wrong, I'll literally talk to you and you guys are good to go. We used to stay here. Understandable, but listen to me. I already told you right now we're conducting an investigation. Right now, the both of you are detained. Right now. Listen. You are not going to interrupt me again. First of all, sir, You are not going to interrupt me again. You're going to make this a whole lot worse. >> I didn't say you did anything wrong. I'm just asking if you could speak to me. What >> So, why am I being detained? If you're good to go, I'll let you get back in the car and you can leave. I'm good to go. Right now, that's not for you to decide. Oh, it is. Okay. Cuz you have no grounds. If you prove any grounds, by all means, >> [music] >> then say it. We have been here thinking about different things. If we have broke any law, then prove it to us. That's what court's for. But you're here because somebody called you. Yes, that's correct. >> Exactly. So, if we have broken It doesn't >> [music] >> If somebody called you, That's what we're here to investigate, to make sure that there is no crime being committed. We got called here for a reason. I need to know what's going on. And in order for me and my partner to do that, we need to speak with you separately to ensure that both of your stories add up. >> When they were ordered out of the car, their calm vanished as their arrogance collided with reality. And with that, resistance began. The operation of the vehicle is being operated. You're in the driver's seat, they immediately smell the odor of alcohol. They notice other displays of behavior that indicate to them that you might be intoxicated. That's more than enough for them to conduct field tests, called standard sobriety tests, to determine if you might be intoxicated or not. You're completely lawfully required at this point to step out of this car [music] so we can conduct those tests. If you refuse, if you refuse, [music] you will be under arrest. I want to talk. Call my lawyer. You want your lawyer here? Okay. So, when you're arrested, you can contact your lawyer. All right? Do you understand what I just said? You will not when you're here talking Sir, do you understand what I said to you? I said as courtesy as I can. You do not understand. Okay, well, the next thing we're going to do is we're going to have you step out of the car. If you physically If you physically resist us, you will be placed under We are going [music] to have you step out of the car since you're passively resisting. You're not listening to the verbal commands. If you resist us as we guide you out of this vehicle, you will be placed under arrest. That is how it's going to work. You are passively resisting. You are refusing a lawful command to step out of this vehicle. >> [music] >> Step out of the vehicle. That's a lawful order. Now you're passively resisting. Now we're authorized to remove you from the car cuz you're not listening to us. If you resist us physically as we take you out of this car, you will be arrested. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. He's not driving. Get out of here. He was NEVER DRIVING THIS. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF the car. I'm going I'm going to sue you. Do not do this. Holy [ __ ] Stop touching me. I'm not I'm not resisting. Watch out. You're You're hurting. All right. We're handcuffing. That's what we're doing. Why? HE COMMITTED NO CRIME. EXCUSE ME. He committed no crime. The officers pulled the woman out as she screamed and cried in disbelief, but that was just the start of a chain of even bigger shocks. It's not I WANT TO COOPERATE, BUT THEY'RE TELLING ME THAT THEY'RE GOING TO TAKE ME OUT OF MY CAR. NO, YOU CAN step out of the car. I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING WRONG. And do what? Why? Get out. Step out. My lawyer is on his way. I called a lawyer, but you have to cooperate. Okay? You cannot fight the law. They threw a law on the floor. I HAVE A VIDEO OF WHAT THEY DID. YEAH, and they threw HIM ON THE FLOOR. ALL I SAID WAS WHEN HE AND I WERE TALKING. MA'AM. Hang up the phone. They are already out of the car. They already did. Alice, you better call somebody because Alice, WE'RE GOING TO ASK you to hang up now. We've been asking her to get out of the car for 5 minutes. Get out of the car. ALL RIGHT, COME ON. OH, NO NO NO NO. DO NOT TOUCH ME. OH, NOW THEY'RE NOW THEY'RE PUSHING ME. NOW THEY'RE PUSHING ME. I GOT THIS ONE. YOU DON'T HAVE TO PUSH ME ANYMORE. Get on your stomach. Three surgeries on my lungs. One, two, three. Do not push me. Walk this way. I told you to walk. WALK. WHEN THEY SEARCHED THE VEHICLE, OFFICERS found a bag containing prescription drugs. The law experts suddenly fell silent. 38923892 Oh, I could have just thrown up. >> [snorts] >> There you go. All shooters. Oh my god, I'm in like the deepest sweat of my life. There you go. What is in here? You should definitely hit that. Woo. Under his chair? All right, hold on. Let me write it down for you so we know. Half full. I'm going to come on your side cuz this is good. Oh my god, I'm dripping. Half full. Center console. [music] Both were charged with resisting an officer, obstruction, and DUI for driving under the influence of alcohol. Next up, that afternoon seemed perfectly ordinary until tension filled the air when a 54-year-old woman was pulled over by police. One simple reason made her lose her temper instantly. No, don't I ain't don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. DON'T DO THAT. NO, DON'T TOUCH ME. SHE GAVE MY PHONE TO CALL for somebody to come get my [ __ ] car. She claimed to know the law, showed her license, [music] and demanded respect, but seconds later officers discovered something >> [music] >> that completely changed the situation. What happened? What happened? The owner of the vehicle is not supposed to be driving, so I just want to make sure you're not the owner of the vehicle. Okay. Why why you got your attitude? Okay, let me check your license and if it's straight, ma'am. All right. My license is straight. Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. Okay. Get back in the car. Get back in the car. Get back in the car. Get back in the car. You're going to go to jail if she doesn't get back in the car. Don't get out on the traffic stop. Let me you talk to me. Yes, ma'am. >> I asked her to go in the store get something to drink. This is where we were coming anyway. Yes, I understand. >> It wasn't no way. We didn't see him. He pulled on the side. All of a sudden he get jumped behind me. You're not supposed to drive this car. That's not the way you approach me. You approach me when I ask you what is the reason why. Yes, ma'am. You don't jump off and say that. I know my rights. Uh-huh. If I ask you a question, you can answer me the same way you ask me a question. My license is good. Okay. So, it shouldn't be no problem. All right, since you know everything here, your license is not good. How is not good? I got paperwork. >> Okay. I got paperwork. I just left from the dang on courthouse. >> Okay. It's going to suspend it. My license is not suspended. >> responsibility is suspended, okay? And you are the owner of the vehicle. Yes, I am. Can you do me a favor? Can you turn the car off? Is it off already? I took my keys off. Okay. Can you hand me the keys? I'm going to put them on top of the car. >> For what? Can you hand me the keys? I'm going to put them on top I want to know why. I got I'm waiting on my child to come from school. I want to know why. You're not going to tell me to put something on top of the car for what reason? Okay. I'm not going to be I'm not resisting no arrest. You don't have no reason to arrest When asked to step out and hand over her keys, the woman refused to cooperate. Each moment grew more chaotic as her anger escalated. >> I'm going to detain you, okay? For what? No, don't I ain't don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. DON'T MY CHILD IS IN HERE. SHE'S A CHILD. I'M NOT RESISTING. NO, y'all done finished taking me TO THE YEAH, I KNOW WHAT THE REASON WHY. My license called called Call calm. I was calm. Get back No, why would you touch me? SHE GETTING MY PHONE TO CALL FOR SOMEBODY TO COME GET MY OKAY. Miss Reed, stop resisting. No, I'm not No, don't do this in front of my child. Y'all don't don't pull me back. Miss Reed, stop resisting. Don't pull me. Don't pull me. Don't pull me. Don't pull me. >> relax now? I've been relaxed when you did that. Can you put your You could have told me what the it was. Don't put them too tight cuz I am diabetic. I need to talk to my child. I'm not going to leave my child You need to listen. I need to talk to my child. I'm going to tell her. No, I need to talk to my child. Y'all cannot leave my child out here like this. No, he still hasn't told me the REAL REASON. YOU'RE NOT putting me in no car. No, we're going for what? You haven't told me for what? No, I'm going to give you a little thing. You haven't told me for what? No, what are you giving me reason why you said put my keys on there? Tell me the reason why. >> your license is suspended. >> Okay. It sees the tag if you don't >> giving you the paperwork. You need to stop talking and listen. I was giving you the paperwork. I have paperwork. >> You're right. So, you're telling me the court lying? I just left from that Friday. Now, what's the bond? Cuz I'm not staying overnight. No, do I have a bond? Do I have a bond? You can answer that. After being warned several times, she screamed, pleaded, and accused the officers of abuse. But when the time came to arrest her, she continued to resist fiercely. I can't swipe down my phone. I need to hurry to go through the phone. What's wrong with she's a 16-year-old child. I just she know who to call and talk. Who do you want her to call? I CAN'T I NEED my own phone. So, I can't work this my phone. Okay. I can't go through the phone. You got me handcuffed on me. No, I'm coming home. I'm not going to run. Just Just for here is this side is too tight. Okay. I'm not going nowhere. Okay, why are you resisting? >> I've been cooperating. I just tell you I'm deaf in my left ear and this is how I talk. >> Okay, I understand, ma'am. No, you don't. You just telling me this too tight. Do you have a code? Yeah, I have a code. I need to What's the code? Or do you want to unlock it? Can you reach over and unlock it? You're going to jail. >> Come I'm going to jail. So, we're going to two ways, Miss Reed. No, give her my phone. You have my keys to my phone. You listening to me? Okay, I'm just going to call DCFS to come and pick up your kids. No, my mama coming to No, because you're not in the right mind to pick up your kids or get someone TO WATCH THEM. SO, DCFS BEING CALLED. DCFS BEING CALLED. THANK YOU. YOU'RE BEING ROBBED. WHY YOU BEING SO MEAN, BLACK MAN? I HAVE SOME BLACK MAN. SO, PRETTY ass woman. I'm 57 YEARS OLD. WHY WOULD you do that? I'm giving you a chance to unlock your phone. Are you trying TO I'M TRYING TO UNLOCK IT. I CAN'T I JUST TELL YOU THIS is too tight. Right here. This is the only hand. Can you come over a little more? No, this left one is too tight. He told me call the DCFS. I got somebody to come get my dang on kids. They're your kids, correct, ma'am? I got custody of them. Okay. They're my nieces. So, King just got off the bus, so he's over there hanging out with his friends. And then we And uh I just spoke to your your daughter and she's she's okay. She's calm, okay? As she broke down crying, she was charged with taking advantage and refusing lawful orders. What began as a minor stop quickly turned into a full-blown legal problem. me to jail And I need my car to be moved or they're going to take my tag off my car and the turn is up here. And this man told me call him DCFS. Please get peaches or somebody to come up here and get my babies and the car I call somebody to move my car. All right. How far out is she? She's on the Maracana. Okay, so she's she'll be there >> there any state down the street. Okay. Who else do we need to call? I don't know. I got one person to call. Okay. He said he black and pissed. Okay. But do you want I want my car here. They didn't take all the handcuffs off my car. Do you want Was it Tasha who you called? Do you want Tasha to take the kids? >> That's their mom. That's their mom. Okay. Okay, so Tasha's going to come pick up the kids. King and your daughter. Tasha uh babe, I'm going to jail. All right. And then I just went and got my license did. He pulled behind me and told me my license is invalid. I've been to show him the paper. He just wanted He's trying to put hand put handcuffs on me. Well, my car parked up there and he took the tag off my car. And they can't be parked up here. It got to be moved. And I'm My keys I want Booster to get my keys so I can get some so I can get somebody to pull the car. I had the Family Dollar. Yeah, waiting up pulling in to get King. Can you leave my keys? Somebody going to tow my car. I Somebody tow my car. Why you trying to get extra money on me? I'm not trying to get extra money. I OKAY, MY CAR NOT GOING TO SIT. I CAN MOVE my car. They can move my car. I DON'T WANT Y'ALL to tow it. Y'all trying to get extra money. YOU JUST BEING A NASTY ASS RICKY. You're a nasty Ricky ass boy. All right. Um do we need to call anybody else? I just want my truck to be parked at my house. >> I'm going to call my sergeant and see if he can get your daughter. In Florida, driving with a suspended license is classified as a misdemeanor punishable by up to 60 days in jail and a fine of around $500.00. The woman was arrested for driving with a suspended license receiving a lighter sentence that included probation, a short jail term, [music] and vehicle impoundment. Maybe next time instead of knowing the law, she should know where her valid driver's license is before getting behind the wheel. What do you think about this situation? 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