Hey, get out of the car. Get it out. Move me out of the car, babe. He's killing me. I'm in the car. >> She claimed to be the nicest person ever. But just minutes later, police dragged her out of the car in utter shock. >> Ow! He's literally pulling me out of the car. Please, >> get me out of this car, please. I can't do this, my little sister. A >> chaotic arrest unfolded as her niceness clashed headon with the law, and the ending was one no one expected. A blue Mazda swerved wildly, ran a red light, nearly crashed into multiple vehicles, prompting police to act immediately. >> Hey, get out of the car. >> You did not pull me out of the car. Babe, he's pulling me out. Ow. He's literally pulling me out of the car. Wait. >> Stop. The young woman insisted she was fine, but within seconds, her confused statements raised suspicions. Was alcohol to blame. >> Hi there. Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> You are all over the road. >> Stop. >> No. Like all the way coming from over the bridge and on Roberts. Do you have a medical condition? No. You're not experiencing any kind of medical emergency? A diabetic? Okay. What is going on? So, you're you're speeding up really fast and then you're stopping. You're crossing over the yellow line. You're pink onion. >> Amanda, how much did you have to drink today? >> You weren't drinking at Cantina cuz I can hear your slurred voice. I can smell it. >> Have you been watching it this whole time? >> Cuz of your erratic driving pattern. My concern. >> I had one drink at >> Well, you just told me that you didn't have any and now you had one. So, you're already not providing me the full information. What was the one drink that you had? >> Margarita. How long ago was that? >> I I don't need to talk to Kevin. I asked you. Were you not there? >> Why are you watching me? See, you just watch me from continent. >> Okay. Well, you're being detained right now. >> The officers repeatedly ordered her out, but instead of cooperating, she screamed for help as though she were the victim. And the next moment changed everything. >> Mine's unmutable. >> What did you pull me over for? >> For swerving all over the road. You're running the red light. You're driving super erratic. >> I did not. >> So I did not go through a red light. >> I'm going to tell you one more time to exit the vehicle. It's going to be your very last chance. >> Get out of the car. >> Babe, what do I do? >> Hey, get out of the car. >> You did not pull me out of the car. Babe, he's pulling me. Ow. He's literally pulling me out of the car. >> Babe, my my [ __ ] >> No, >> stop resisting. >> All right, I won't, but just like my [ __ ] sunglasses. >> Okay, >> I have never been arrested. I'm Babe. No, I need my [ __ ] This is ridiculous. I have never had >> any kind of take. >> Hey, >> where's my phone? >> I've got your phone. >> Where's my [ __ ] shoe? >> I'll get your shoe. >> In her panic and desperation, she begged officers for mercy, insisting she was the nicest person ever. But was that really the truth? This is [ __ ] ridiculous. Get me out of here. This is ridiculous. I'm like the nicest person ever. No. No. Babe, what the [ __ ] I'm literally the nicest [ __ ] person. Can you get me out of these? I won't. >> Stop. Relax. >> I will. But get me out of these. I will not relax unless you get me out of these. >> Why are you screaming? Because I'm [ __ ] I am literally I >> I can hear you. I don't have the stain on my face. I can hear you. >> See how I'm talking? >> All right. So, get me out of these and I will talk to you. Please. >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No, of course I don't. I don't have weapons on me. Are you kidding me? >> I think she's got something. >> Are you kidding me? >> You just got >> What are you? >> That's earpods. Weapons on me. What the [ __ ] I've never >> All right, Amanda. Go ahead and take a seat for me. >> No. Okay. Get me out of the internet. >> Go ahead. >> What the [ __ ] >> In the end, the law spoke loud and clear. Her reckless driving that endangered lives was punished with the full weight of justice. A verdict no amount of niceness could undo. >> Are you Kevin? >> Yes. I'm officer Sher with the Flagger Beach Police Department. >> How you doing, my man? How you doing? >> I'm doing all right. >> She's had a terrible terrible day today. >> Yeah, she is uh we just had we just had we just had a late lunch and she had fish tacos and a and a margarita, but she's >> I'll tell you what. So, I'm going to start with she's under arrest, okay? But to back up, she was all over the road. We got a couple people calling about her driving pattern. So, I get behind her, see the driving pattern. She's running red by she's speeding. I pull her over to see what's going on with her. I'm going to try to conduct a DUI investigation. She refuses to exit the vehicle. Any traffic stop in the state of Florida, you're required to exit the vehicle when asked to do so by law enforcement. So, regardless of the DUI aspect of it, she has to exit the vehicle. She's given multiple chances to do so. She refuses to do so. So, she's under arrest for reasons. >> Well, I actually told her not to get out of the vehicle. Well, you don't have the ability to override the Florida State statue, my friend. Unfortunate, >> but I mean, like I said, she she's a caretaker. She takes care of a 93 year old woman, and that's where she's headed. But >> I mean, I mean, anything we can do, give her a little less. She won't beat Billy Bob. She has a business here in Flatwood Beach. >> I I understand that. And as I told her, you know, >> I'll take her on I'll take her on her way and have and have her car. She now faces multiple charges including reckless driving, failure to present a license, resisting arrest, and DUI sentence, 12 months probation, 75 hours of community service, alcohol safety class, restitution to the victim, and a $1,5000 fine. Next, the car was pulled over for speeding, but the driver immediately began rambling with contradictory excuses, sparking heated conflict. >> I'm not going in the car. Listen, I'm not in the car. I'm not told you this. Don't >> get me out of this car, please. I can't do this. My little sister. >> Police warned. You've lied to me too many times. And from there, everything spiraled out of control. >> You want to tell me? >> What's your name? >> Jay. You have a license? >> No, you don't. [Music] >> All right. So, where are we going to convince that honestly? So, we're going to start over. You're going to tell me the truth and we'll go from there because so far you have lied to me. All right. I don't appreciate >> I have I haven't done talking. Give me a second. All right. I'm excited. All right. Listen, >> this is the first time I ever got pulled >> and cuz you cuz you're not supposed to drive. >> I understand. >> You don't have a license. >> You can go to jail right now. >> All right. Who do you live with? >> I live in my apartment. >> Where do you live at? Huh? >> Who? Who lives there? >> Well, I live by myself cuz my little sister. >> Call me right now to pick up your car. >> Call someone right now to pick up the car. >> You can't drive. >> Okay. >> All right. You're speeding. You have no license. >> Okay. >> The car smells like weed. >> All right. Okay. You're coming to pick it up. All right. I can Can I park over? >> No. >> Okay. So, how long did you get here? You >> okay? So, >> Mhm. >> I'm sorry about everything. I don't usually have right. >> You shouldn't be diving in first place. >> I understand. >> Like, I don't I'm confused here. >> All right. How far is your ride? >> The ride? Um, you should be here. >> Does that person have that person have a bad license? >> Yes. Have you ever been arrested before? >> No, I have not. Never. Not as juvenile. >> As a juvenile arrested as a juvenile when I was probably 16, 17 years old. I have not I don't have any. >> Did you just say no to me? >> I said as a juvenile. >> Hold on. Did you just say did you just lie to me again? >> No. >> You said I've been arrested most of the time. >> When ordered out of the vehicle, she made excuses like, "My kids are inside. They'll call for help." But officers were unmoved. >> Arrested. I talk about the car. >> Take off the step out the car. Can you >> relax? Relax. Come, calm down. >> Hang up in the car. >> Yeah, I don't know you. I told you where I'm at. Listen, I'm on the village. Just relax. >> Just relax. Hey, leave. >> Leave yourself in the car, please. Are you still in the car? Leave yourself in the car. >> What's going on? >> Don't if you resist, you're going to have a problem. >> Okay. All right. >> So, I'm being serious right now. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, I have kids in the car. I have to figure out. >> Put the phone away. Give me >> I need someone to come now. Put my address. I'll be >> Are you serious? Are you serious? Give me your arm. Give me your arm. Every time I try to arrest you, >> give me your arm. >> Best friend. Call Juke now. Call Juke now. >> Are you seriously resisting right now? >> No, I'm not resisting. >> Why are you pulling away? >> I'm not pulling away. You just I just tried to give you [ __ ] >> Excuse me. You just said someone can click on my car. >> Are you serious? >> Come on. We're Come on, bro. We're both back. >> I don't care about that. >> I don't care about that. Stop talking. I'm talking. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. That's the last thing you're going to tell you. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. If I If I put If I tell you put your hand on your back, put your hand on your back. No. Reach for anything else. All right. I'm not the one you play with. Okay, I decide your future right now. >> Yes, sir. Thank you. >> Okay, turn around. Hey man, listen. Okay, we trying to be honest and everything li, >> huh? >> Take a ride to jail. >> Why would I be going to jail? >> You're driving without a license. >> Huh? >> Driving without license. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to get my phone. I need I should be getting I should be detained right now. And you have to check me before I get in the car. So, I'm not doing this chief. Please relax. >> Get over here. If you >> Where are my little sisters going to go? There's only one police officer here. That's not how this goes. >> Be quiet and tell my job my pants with you, bro. My pants get with you. >> I'm not going in the car. Listen, I'm not going in the car. >> Told you. Don't throw me in this. >> Going in the car. >> Please. I said my little sister. >> Sir, I'm waiting. I'm waiting on another officer. >> Stand up now. >> Sir, I'm not going to allow you to throw me in the car. >> Stand up now. >> Sir, I want you. >> You're resisting arrest. Stand up right now. >> I would like another officer to talk to you. >> Stand up right. >> So, you're going to go to jail? You're not right. You're already recogniz right now. >> Have another officer come. Okay. >> You're resisting arrest. >> Please have another officer come. >> You're resisting arrest. You're resisting arrest. >> Stand up. >> Ma, grab my >> The argument escalated as she shouted, "I'm not resisting." Even as her movements told a completely different story right in front of the officers. >> Stand up now. Stand up now. >> What are you going to do? And I need to talk to you. Can you talk to me like a civilized hero? >> You You stand up right now. >> You just threw me on the ground, bro. >> Stand up right now. >> So you're not So you didn't throw me on the ground. >> Cuz you're resisting. >> How did I resist? I said, "Can you talk?" You're putting me in a bathroom with my little sister. >> Stand up right now. >> Never been an officer that's had done this to me. You asked me if I've been arrested. I said only as a juvenile. You can't You have no license. You cannot drive. >> I understand. But you just said someone was was able to pick up my car, sir. Right. You just said that was okay. >> Yes, that is. >> Please. No, please. I have my little sister out here. Can you get them? Please >> stand up right now. >> Stand right now. >> This is for no license. >> Stand up right now. Stand up. >> Resisting arrest. >> Officer come. >> You are resisting arrest. >> Follow what you want. Listen. They just pulled me over for no reason because I was driving a little bit fast. Now he's taking me out my car and arresting me. >> Go in the car. >> You don't have a license. >> Okay. But you just said you was going to allow someone to pick up my car, sir. >> Your car? Stand up and get inside a vehicle. I'm not going to allow you to put me in a vehicle if my little sisters are right here. I need to know. Stand up. >> Can you tell me what's going to happen with my little sisters? >> Someone's picking them up, right? You just You just called somebody. >> No, I have to know what's going on with my car. That's >> Now it's going to be Now it's going to be told. Now it's going to be told. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. Yes, it is. >> Guess what? I got money for that. >> Okay, cool. >> Like you. >> That is Wow. That is That's >> what you just did. You just threw me on the ground. >> I had to. You're resisting. >> You had to throw me on the ground. Why was I resisting? It's all I >> pulled away. Yeah, it's all >> the same. I was not resisting. >> Right. >> Yeah. >> You're good. You're good. You're good. You don't hurt me. You guys hurt me. Record this. Record it. Don't do not grab me. Do not grab me. Get off of me. I did nothing. I did nothing. >> I did nothing. >> Go that way. >> Give me your hand behind. >> I did nothing. >> What are you going through? >> So childish. >> Get your hand out. >> Excuse me, sir. >> Put it in the car. >> Excuse me, sir. You see how you see how you got electricity? >> Excuse me, sir. I need to know what's going on with my sister. >> Bring it. Bring it here. >> I need to speak to you guys. >> Bring it here. Finally, when she was pulled out, she screamed accusations of excessive force. But body cam footage showed an entirely different reality. >> Me on the ground. >> Get me out of this car, please. I can't do this. My little sisters. >> Do you have little sisters? Do you have a mother? >> I got six kids. All females. >> Exactly. And look at how you treat them. You a [ __ ] [ __ ] You a [ __ ] [ __ ] I said you a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> You a [ __ ] [ __ ] You see how you do me in front of my little sisters? You throw me on the grind in front of kids. Hurry up and get me to this place. Hurry up. Cuz guess what? My people got money for the damage, too. Hurry up. Get me to where I need to go. Please. Y'all relax. Hey man, I'm You got a demon in here. Yeah, you got a demon. I can stop my feet. I'm not doing anything. You're not going to be able to charge me with nothing. You got a demon in here. You got a demon, baby. Yeah. Yeah. You got a demon. Yeah. You ready for the demon? You ready? You ready? Take me to the bro. Take me to the jail. All right. here. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I would love you. Hope your mama die slow, [ __ ] Oh, she already dead. Crazy. I'm crazy. Ow. You're crazy, bro. You got How you got no AC and you don't Bro, roll the windows down, sir. You're trying to kill me back here. I'm claustrophobic. I'm asking you, please. Can you turn on the AC? >> No, it's not. You're lying. You're lying. Please turn the AC up. >> May you please turn the AC up. >> Okay. Well, I don't feel it. Turn it up. Like, your [ __ ] don't work back here. Have you ever been in the back of a police car? No. >> Okay, then. Have you ever been in the back of yours? >> Okay. What if [ __ ] don't work? The AC is not piping back here. F. Thanks for turning it up. Thanks for turning it up. Thanks for turning it up. In Florida, driving without a license is punishable by up to 60 days in jail or a fine of about $5000. She now faces multiple possible charges, including driving without a license, failing to obey lawful orders, and possible drug possession if confirmed. Each carries potential jail time, probation, or courtmandated penalties. In the end, driving without a license in Florida is basically like buying yourself a ticket straight to jail. 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