GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR RIGHT NOW. >> TRAFFIC STOP. But the woman's reaction immediately puts police on edge. >> Don't kick me. Put your hands behind your back. >> What are you not resisting? >> I'm not resisting. You've been resisting this whole time. >> From standing in the middle of the road to handcuffs, everything turns in a direction with no way back. Just after a minor collision, the woman stands in the middle of the road, refuses to move her vehicle, and invokes a higher power, prompting police to become cautious. >> No. >> When you turned on Alexander from a key, you went right through the stop sign. I didn't. >> 471 was after me. Affirmative. Go ahead. >> I didn't. >> You got your driver's license? I'm clear. You start the car, please. You have your ID, ma'am? >> I don't. I just left my friend house. I don't. My purse is there. >> What's that? >> I said I don't. My purse is at my friend's house. >> Okay. All right. So, you don't have any ID on you whatsoever? >> No, but I didn't run through no stop sign. >> Yeah. Yeah, you did. >> I didn't. Okay. All right. What's your name? What's your name, ma'am? Hello. What's your name? Hey, I'm talking to you. >> I hear you. >> Okay. You have to identify yourself. >> One second. >> No, this is not how that works. >> No, because you just pulled me over when I literally just turned >> and I'm pulling up to pick up my friend. I'm confused on why you're not. >> It's very simple. You just ran a stop sign. Okay. Yeah, you did. Okay. I just need I need I need your name. Ma'am, turn the car off, please. Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> For someone, what was the female's name again? She's not complying. >> Step up. >> That's not how this works. Step out of the car. >> As traffic backs up and tension escalates, police are forced to issue a clear legal warning ahead of an unavoidable decision. Step up. That's not how this works. Step out of the car. >> You just pull me over. >> Step out of the car. Freezing. >> Step out of the car. No. >> Yes. Listen. This is going to go a couple ways. Okay. You can either listen. We can do this easy or >> Right. But Okay. So, let me see me run in the stop sign. You got your camo, right? >> We have cameras. >> Okay. So, let me see it. >> No, I'm not showing you the camera. >> I'm about to call my lawyer or you can back up because >> out of the car. >> Step out of the car or I'm going to make you step out of the car. Okay. We need you to get step out of the car. We can have a conversation in the back. >> No. No. That's not how this works. No. No. That's not how this works. That is how it works. I didn't do anything and you're going to hear. >> If I have to put hands on you and you resist, you're going to get another charge. Okay. >> So, we just need you to step out. So, we step out of the car to force you to come out. >> Do it. >> Step out of the car. >> Do it. >> Step out of the car. Okay. >> Step out of the car. >> Don't you kick me. Don't kick me. Put your hands behind your hands. Put your hands behind your back. Give me YOUR HANDS. GIVE ME your hands. Sergeant 15. Give me your hands. Spray real quick. Give me your HANDS. YOU'RE GOING TO GET PEPPER SPRAYED. GIVE ME YOUR HANDS. >> Once again, she refuses to cooperate. No screaming, no running, just a cold resistance that sends everything down a different path. >> Do it. Step out of the car. >> Do it. >> Step out of the car. >> Okay. >> Step out of the car. >> Don't kick me, >> [ __ ] Don't kick me. Put your hands behind your head. Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. GIVE ME YOUR HANDS. GIVE me your hands. Start at 15. GIVE ME YOUR HANDS. I'M going to spray it REAL QUICK. GIVE ME YOUR HANDS. YOU GIVE ME A PEPPER SPRAY. GIVE ME YOUR HANDS. >> UHHUH. [laughter] >> GIVE ME YOUR HANDS. >> YOU GOT MY HANDS. >> YOU GOT MY HANDS. >> GIVE me your hands. >> YOU GOT MY HANDS. >> You are not listening. >> YOU GOT YOUR HANDS. [screaming] HANDS. >> PUT THEM BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> HOW WOULD YOU PUT THEM? >> PUT THEM BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I CAN'T. >> They got your hands. Get your hands up. >> Stop. You're soup. Everything's recorded. You dumb >> and you just punched me in my face. >> Yeah, you kicked me, you [ __ ] Cuz you hit me. So you pull my wig off. >> Stay back. >> Bro, I know it ain't two of y'all, bro. I know it ain't two of y'all, bro. >> Stop. Stop. >> MAKES MY EYES HURT. >> HEY, CHILL OUT, BRO. >> HEY, CHILL OUT, BRO. CHILL OUT, BRO. >> STOP. It's over. It's over. >> In the final moment when the handcuffs come out, the lesson about ignoring lawful orders becomes painfully expensive. >> I can't help. >> GIVE ME YOUR HANDS. >> YOU GOT MY HANDS. >> You got my hands. >> Your hands. YOU GOT MY HANDS. >> YOU ARE NOT LISTENING. >> YOU GOT MY HANDS. PUT THEM BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> HOW WOULD YOU PUT THEM? >> PUT THEM BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I can't. >> They got your hands. Get your hands up. >> Stop. >> You're stupid. Everything's for me. You dumb and you just punched me in my face. >> Yeah, you kicked me, >> [ __ ] Cuz you hit me. You put my [ __ ] wig off. >> It stay. I know it ain't take two of y'all, bro. >> I know it ain't take two of y'all, bro. >> Stop. Stop, bro. >> HEY, CHILL OUT, BRO. >> HEY, CHILL OUT, BRO. >> CHILL OUT, BRO. >> HEY, BRO. DO YOUR REGULAR, [ __ ] >> DO YOUR REGULAR. IT'S OVER. It's over. >> YOU'RE DONE. TAKE ONE OF YOUR HOES. >> You're going somewhere. Literally, y'all know I'm one of y'all cops. You done? >> Done. >> Should have listened. >> Yeah, you could. >> You should have just listened. All right. One of y'all. >> Get my phone. >> Get my phone. [screaming] >> Sit in the car. Sit down. She is charged with resisting an officer and failing to comply with police orders after the accident leading to her arrest [music] and a long-term legal record. Up next, a traffic violation that seemed minor, but just the first few words already signal this won't be an ordinary encounter. >> Can we get a 44 office? >> And I just want you to know I'm traveling in my private vehicle. I am not operating in commerce. Okay. >> And that's why I do not need a tag or registration. I don't even have to have a driver's license. But as soon I just got that, so I haven't had a chance to address my other identification. But this is the new identification. It covers passport, driver's license, all of that. And it has all the documents in there for you to look at. >> Okay. Okay. So, I'm at least going to need to look at your VIN on your card. >> No, you don't have to look at anything. This is my private vehicle. Okay. And I'm traveling. I am not operating in commerce. Okay. I'm not I don't I don't want to I know you're doing your job. I do get it. But a lot of that is going to be changing. >> Okay. So, you said it's going to be changing. It's not changing changed. It was >> as of right now. As of January the 1st, no one else is going to ever have to have a driver's license registration. >> January 1st of what? >> Next year. >> Okay. We're still in 2025. >> But it doesn't matter. I am a US citizen. I'm an American state national. >> Okay. >> I am an American citizen. >> What she gave me. She's not a citizen of the United States. She's an American state citizen. But it says United States at giving me any kind of driver's license. I said >> whatever registration. I said at least check in. She says no. I do not know. >> Okay. I say we get her out. >> When [snorts] lawful orders are refused again and again, the atmosphere at the scene becomes suffocatingly tense. >> I'm not getting out of my car. >> Ma'am, step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. You for what reason? >> Because Pennsylvania vim says I can order you out of the vehicle. >> They're saying that Pennsylvania VM is ordering me out of the car. Ma'am, I need you to step out of the car. >> I have not committed any crimes. >> Step out of the vehicle >> right now. You are committing a crime. You're resisting. >> He's saying that me not getting out of my car. He's saying them being resisting. >> Off team. She's refusing to get out of the car. >> No. No. You need to step out. >> You need to step out right now. >> You're resisting. And I am at >> Wait one second. >> Hey S, just signal 14. I'm about to bust her window on Pepper Blaster. >> Yeah, it's up against the curb. Like she's in the parking stall. She's up against a curb in a large uh median area. >> Can you please ask your supervisor to come here? >> Get out of the car, ma'am. I'm about to take >> Why are you making me get out of my car? >> Get out OF THE CAR. [screaming] >> WHAT? >> GET OUT OF THE CAR RIGHT NOW. >> I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING. >> GET OUT. >> HEY, GET OUT OF THE CAR OR YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> All right, just grab her. Grab her. Let me go. I'm going to see if she gets out. >> I I didn't do anything. >> The final warning is issued. No one wants escalation, but there are limits that can't be challenged any further. >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> What? What are you resisting? >> I'm not resisting. >> You've been resisting this whole time. >> I did it. You were just telling me to get out of my vehicle. >> Yeah, he was giving you a lawful order to get out of a vehicle. Correct. >> Correct. I want >> and you're violating my constitutional rights. >> So right now your handcuffs are not double locked. >> Tell me what crime I committed. >> Right now it's resisting. >> I haven't resisted. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I asked you for >> I haven't committed a crime. I gave it to gave you my identification. It's not a driver's license. >> Oh, I didn't give you my driver's license. >> We're past that point. I already asked you for it. >> You asked me for my ID. >> No, I asked you for your driver >> and I gave it to her as a passport >> and I didn't ask you anything. I told you to get out and you didn't. >> I know, but you had didn't even identify yourself and what was going on. Okay. >> Okay. >> Can you give him the card? I want Please get your supervisor here. >> She's not. So, listen. Can you give him my card? And on the back, yes, it has all the information. Those codes right there are for you guys. That's what they're for. >> She also said everything's going to be changing soon >> and starting next year. License, not >> and I'm a I'm an American state. I'm not a US citizen. >> United States of America on this part. >> Yes. United States of America, not US citizen. Not the incorporated. Not incorporated under the Constitution. I'm running. >> No, no, I don't want this. >> I'm running it now. >> Total. She has a van block. I'm just trying to get to it. >> Okay. I'm searching you. Make sure you don't have any weapons, any contraband that I don't have any. You're taking me to jail? >> Yes. >> For what? >> Obstruction. Resisting. >> I didn't do any of that, ma'am. probably for traffic. Please get your right here. >> Everything ends faster than she ever expected. And the legal price for that mistaken belief lingers long afterward. >> Resisting. >> I didn't resist. >> Unregistered motor vehicle in the state of Florida. >> I don't have to have registration to take. I'm an American citizen. I am not a US. >> I am also an American citizen. >> I am an American state national. I am not a US citizen. >> Look, United States. Whoever filled your head up with this stuff, I'm sorry. >> It's not real. >> I'm so That's on you. >> Okay. >> You want to take this? >> Yeah. I'll just take the wallet. >> I'll take the wallet and her phone. >> But sir, I have not committed any crime. >> Ma'am, we explained to you. >> It is not a crime not to have a tag or a license. >> Yes, it is. >> It is not a crime. No, it's not. >> Yeah, it is. We deal with sovereign citizens all the time. You're not the first. >> I'm not a sovereign citizen. I'm an American state national. >> Well, you know what? sovereign citizens started changing their names to American state nationals. >> So you're an American state national/s sovereign citizen, whatever, because now you're changing your name. So that way, you know, it's like, oh, it's not the same thing. It's the same thing. You're free to travel. Um, you know, you're free to travel. You don't have to abide by traffic laws like everyone else does and all this yada yada yada. Look, it just it gets tiring. It gets tiring of this. >> Can I please explain? Um, >> it is about being honorable and not doing any harm. >> Sure. Um, >> that's what it is about. >> You said you wanted to plead the fifth. You got You got your chance to plead the fifth. You don't have to say anything incriminating. Okay. >> No, ma'am. That's too late now. We already broke the window. Once we break a window, nah, you going >> name. >> Okay. >> In Florida, resisting an officer is a misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail or probation. and a fine of up to $1,000. She is handcuffed and arrested on charges including resisting [music] or failing to comply with lawful orders and operating an improperly registered vehicle. She believed she was above the law, but Florida law doesn't believe that. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you very much.