Stop pushing me. >> I'm going to put >> Stop pushing me. STOP PUSHING ME. >> THE CRASH WASN'T EVEN OVER BEFORE ANOTHER CHAOTIC traffic stop began. >> HEY. >> I JUST WATCHED YOU PULL OUT OF THE CAR THAT YOU WERE IN. >> That's not my He asked me for my number and that's what I gave you, my number. >> What's that phone What's that phone number? >> This is my other phone. There's no number. This is not real. >> Just take it out. >> There's no number. You cannot. >> You're a liar. >> Karen wanted to go home but ended up getting into a police car instead. While officers were still dealing with a serious crash scene, a Mercedes [music] suddenly sped toward them at high speed, making the situation more chaotic than ever. >> No, hey. We're good. Can you just pull your car over here for me? Okay, just pull it right here in front of this in in front of this. Just stop right there. Okay, can you can you shut it off for me? What's your name, dear? >> No, I cannot. >> Can you tell me your name, dear? Huh? >> Summer. >> Who? >> Summer. >> What's your name Your name Summer? >> No, I came here for a boyfriend. >> You came here for a friend? >> Yes. My I just got my >> Who are you? Can Can you hand me Can you hand me your key right now? >> No, I cannot. >> Okay, well well tell me what's going on. >> I cannot do this again. I just got done dealing with my OVI. Like I cannot do this again. >> Well, I don't I don't know what you're what you're talking about. Why are you saying that you you just got done dealing with an OVI? I'm not talking about an OVI, are you? >> No, but I I just can't >> You can't deal with another one? Okay, or >> The only reason I'm here in Buck tomorrow right now is because I need money because my house just got broken into and got all my I stole it for me. >> Okay. So, uh >> My driver's license I just got it back on the I don't know. I just got my OVI >> Yeah, yeah. Okay. Okay. >> I just paid for all of it. I was just going to forget it. Just stop, please. I'll open the door for you. Here. Here. >> Okay. >> I just can't do this again. >> Can Can you hop out for me? >> Yes. No, seriously, please. I cannot get an OVI again. >> Okay. You're fine. Just hop out for me. >> [laughter] >> I don't want to drive home. I don't want to. >> How much have you had to drink? >> Um a few drinks. >> Would you come over here for me? >> Please. Please. >> All right. We're just I got to get you out of the roadway. Look how far your car is in the roadway, Summer. >> Look. Look. Look. Look. >> Okay. I'm looking. What are we looking at? >> want to do this. I don't want to. >> Let's Let's walk over here to the front of the fire truck. >> let me go back to jail. >> Look, we're going to walk right over here to the front [laughter] of the fire truck. LOOK. >> NO. I WE'RE going to walk to THE FIRE TRUCK. NO. >> LOOK, WE CAN'T BE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD. >> I don't want to go back to jail. >> We're just getting out We're getting out of the roadway, okay? We're just going to get out of the roadway, okay? We're going to walk right over here with the firefighter and the EMT. Look, see? We're going to go right over here. See Look how fast the cars are going. See? >> I've been here before. >> On the side of THIS ROAD? >> YES. >> AMID CARS SPEEDING PAST THE crash scene, the young woman repeatedly cried out for her mother in a state of uncontrollable panic. >> Hey. Summer, listen to ME, SUMMER. HEY. >> [laughter] >> Would you come over here with me? Would you COME OVER HERE? >> PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE. PLEASE. >> IT'S OKAY. It's okay. >> Please understand that I didn't come here to meet anybody. >> I thought you came here to see your friend. >> Okay. I CANNOT DO THIS. >> WHO DID YOU COME HERE TO SEE? >> PLEASE, STOP. >> Who did you come here to see? >> Can you please stop? Look at me. Look at me, PLEASE. I CANNOT DO THIS WITH OUR MOM AND MY AUNT, SIR. >> OKAY. OKAY. >> I will go home. I will go home. >> So, you didn't come here to meet anybody, right? >> No. >> Okay. So, where Where are you from? Where are you coming from? >> Thornville. >> Where are YOU HEADED NOW? >> THORNVILLE. >> YOU'RE COMING FROM Thornville and you're headed to Thornville? >> And I'm headed to Thornville, yes. I live in Thornville. >> Why didn't I know that? >> I but I'm I'm trying to tell you like I don't like this. Go to back to the stop. I DON'T LIKE THAT. >> [screaming] >> COME ON. WE'RE IN THE MIDDLE I GOT TO PUT >> I DON'T LIKE IT. >> IT'S IT'S OKAY. >> IT HURTS. >> IT'S OKAY. TELL ME how much you had to drink. >> I've had enough. >> How much is enough? >> I don't know. I don't drink and drive and I don't drink and I don't I don't know because I only bought an appetizer. >> Where were you at? >> Uh right here. Like I only bought chicken wings. That's it. I didn't I didn't >> at? Were you at a bar? Were you at >> I don't know because it's the first time I ever went there. >> You got to sit on the on the front of this bumper for right now, okay? Are you with me? Are you with me? >> After a few rare moments of cooperation, the situation suddenly turned when the woman began resisting, screaming, and forcing officers to restrain her right beside the fire truck. >> I care about you. I care about everybody. That'd be nice if you talked to Of course we do. >> You don't and you don't. >> we do. So, we're going to go right here. We're going to sit on the Okay. >> No, you don't. >> No, you don't. Just sit over here, okay? We're going to sit Hey, we're going to sit right on the front of the fire truck. >> breathe. I just I just want to go home. >> We're going to sit right on the front of the fire truck. As soon as you step As soon as you step over there, we'll As soon as you cooperate, faster we'll get out of here. >> STOP PUSHING ME. >> I'm not pushing you. >> Stop pushing me. STOP PUSHING. >> DO NOT SHOVE ME AGAIN. ALL RIGHT. STAND UP for me. We're going to go right over this one. Over here for a second, okay? Calm down, okay? We're >> Well, don't get in my face, then. How about that? Don't get in my face, and then I wouldn't have to get aggressive. I want to call my mom. >> Well, we'll call your mom in >> I want to call my mom. >> We'll call your mom IN A SECOND. >> RIGHT NOW. >> WE'LL CALL HER IN [screaming] A SECOND. >> NO, I'M DEAD ASS SERIOUS. STOP STOP BEING SO RUDE TO ME. STOP BEING SO HEY. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> HEY. HEY, YOU. >> Why won't YOU CALM DOWN? >> NO. >> CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. >> SHUT UP. >> CALM DOWN. >> HE'S SO RUDE. >> CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. >> WHAT WE GOT? >> OH, WHAT DO YOU THINK WE GOT, BUDDY? WHO wants to drive a Mercedes? >> Uh not me. >> You doing all right? >> Nope, I'm sure the I'M NOT. I'M NOT DOING ALL RIGHT. CAN I PLEASE STOP? PLEASE? PLEASE, can I please stop? Can I call my Can I please talk to my mama? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay, but they hurt. They hurt. They hurt me. >> them. Put your hands behind your back, and I'll let you >> I did. It is. >> You got to put this one on your back. >> Oh. Oh. Oh. Sorry. >> Don't try and >> Being handcuffed in the patrol car still wasn't the end, because her threats and actions afterward forced officers to take even stronger measures. >> Quit with the handcuffs. >> I'm not. >> Put your freaking >> Stop. >> Put your hands behind your back. And quit getting out of my cuffs. Put your hands behind your back, and try >> Why are you such a jerk? >> [crying] >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Please, can I ask you one question? Please. Please. Please. >> Get in the car. >> I'M GETTING >> WHY IS THIS A PIECE OF >> HEY. >> [screaming] >> I CANNOT HELP YOU WHEN YOU KICK. I CANNOT HELP YOU WHEN YOU KICK. >> COME. I'M ON speaker phone. >> Summer. Summer. Summer. Summer. Summer. >> Hey, bro. Can you give us ankle straps? >> Yo. Yes. Yes. >> All right. We want to help you roll over. You got to work with us, all right? >> Aw, I love my job. I love my job. >> Until you cooperate and calm down, I'm not letting go of these ankles. Do you understand? >> Well, they're currently fighting her, so you could go help them, actually, if you don't mind. >> Okay. Roll over. >> No. NO. NO. NO. >> [screaming] >> WHO IS THAT? >> YOU GOT TO ROLL OVER. YOU'RE ALL RIGHT. HERE WE GO. >> What do you mean I need to do that? >> You need to sit up. >> Do you see WHERE MY HANDS ARE? [screaming] >> OKAY. NOW, LISTEN. NOW, sit up and put your put your feet down. >> My feet are down. >> Put them on the ground, okay? >> They're on THE GROUND. THEY ARE ON THE GROUND. I DON'T WANT TO LOOK AT YOU. NO. I can't get my hands out. My hands out. >> When you get out, >> When you let me out, I'm >> I'm going to pull up your pants. >> Can I pull them up? >> If you can. >> Please roll over and do that. >> Walk down this way. Pull them up the best you can. >> [laughter] >> Come on. >> But, I'm trying to put my pants up in the best you can, you told me. >> I said the best you can. >> Well, I can't get them on. >> This is a no good. Okay. >> I can't. >> I'm going to have to call my >> Ma'am, come on. >> No, I'm not doing anything. >> No. In the end, she was charged with OVY, operating a vehicle while intoxicated, and disorderly conduct. >> Next. >> All because of speeding in Georgia, the woman never expected a routine traffic stop to turn into a long and tense identity investigation. >> 7-mile loop and I was 55 through there. >> Yeah, but I wasn't speeding. When I I was doing 60 when I seen you and there was really cars all in front of me going >> You were the fastest car. >> wasn't. >> Okay. You got your license on you? >> I don't have it on me right away. No, I don't. I was just dropping her off. Um it's Joyonna. >> Is that one word? >> It's j o i. >> j o i. So, when you saw me, you did slow down, but I'd already got you coming down the hill, okay? The minivan behind you was going 68 and you were going 76, okay? Do you have a middle name? I can't find you in the >> You can't relate it. Well, it's for Indiana. >> Oh, your driver's license is out of Indiana? Okay, and it's a valid driver's license? >> Yes. >> Okay. Is there a reason you don't have it on you? How long have you been in the state of Georgia? >> Um like a year. >> A year? Is there a reason you haven't swapped over to a Georgia license? >> I'm not. We I was I was just We were just in school together. >> Go ahead. >> It's my fault, my bad. >> Okay, you do realize that's driving without a valid license in the state of Georgia, right? You have 30 days if you're living You've been here for a year. You have 30 days to swap your license over. >> Okay, no one ever told me that. >> Okay. Can you spell your out of Indiana? All right. So, j o i o n n a. >> Yeah, j o i possible o n n a. >> Common spelling. >> Yeah, 7 um >> Okay, the reason I'm asking is because we just ran that name out of all states and it's not coming back. >> After more than 30 minutes on the roadside, even the vehicle owner's brother left officers confused when he revealed a completely different name from the one originally given. >> Well, unfortunately for you, we take street seriously in the state of Georgia, miss. Come here real quick. I'm going to take a picture of your face, okay? I got one other officer coming here to try one thing and then I'm going to let you go. I'm going to try to find you through your face recognition through our system. If I find you, then I'll call you and uh let you know what's going on. If not, and I find out that it's a different name, then you're going to have warrants out on you, okay? I'm not I'm just saying. I'm just giving you the scenarios, okay? I'm not saying you're lying to me. >> I know what you're saying is that I can go to court. You can write me a ticket or something, but >> Well, that's the issue. >> This is causing us a lot. Like now she literally had to call off work. That's kind of causing her not to work. Like this is kind of causing us a whole bunch. >> Okay. >> Cuz they can't even afford to like miss work. >> What's a good phone number for you? >> Um 310 Hold on. 3489 >> How long have you had that number? Have you had it for long? >> No. >> Okay. I'm just waiting for the other officer. Oh, that's an Apple vendor? >> Yeah, so. >> Do you know how long it would take Nick to do the facial recognition thing? >> Pretty quick if you can get him a picture. >> All right. What's up, Pam? >> All right. Um can can you get her or give her give you her address? I can run her address, Raleigh. That might even give me something. >> Do you remember your address in Indiana? >> Um it's in Evansville, but now I'm I'm in my Evansville house. >> Do you remember any of your previous addresses? >> Um >> A surprise ID card found under the driver seat instantly changed the officer's attitude, and the woman refused to to quiet for even another second. >> Uh Joyana? >> She said her name's Joy Phillips. >> Is that her older sister? >> That one? >> That's her right there. >> And yeah, I mean she says >> That's her? >> That's her. She said her name's Joy. >> Huh? >> What's her medical number? >> 274 Why? >> I just forgot. >> Hey, do you know how old your sister is? >> Yes. 35, I'm sorry. >> Okay, you're fine. The reason I'm asking is cuz we found this for a Joy in Indiana. But that would That's your sister, right? It says she's 44. Her age here. All right, give me 1 second. How old are you? How old are you? >> I have I My birthday's in '89. >> Okay, how old are you? >> I don't know. >> You don't know how old you are? >> Um um >> You're being deceptive. >> I No, I'm not. >> Here's Here's the issue. You were born in 1989, right? >> Yes. >> Okay, listen to me. Listen to me. You don't So, that makes you in your 30s. Supposedly, right? You don't know your age. You don't know your social. >> No, I'm not giving out information. I'm not giving out information. >> I've never I've never met an adult that does not know their age. >> Okay, I'm 35. I'm trying to say I'm done giving y'all information now. >> Okay. >> Literally, it's like this has been going on for a So, either I don't know what y'all want me to say. >> Okay, well, at this point I'll get to the point where I'm just going to take you to jail, okay? >> You can You have no reason to lock me to take me to jail. >> Well, unfortunately for you, in the in the state of Georgia, everything is arrest. >> What started as driving 77 in a 55 zone ultimately left the woman facing a series of charges she never expected when she was first pulled over. >> Yeah, Indiana name, date of birth not coming back out of any any state. >> You just said my name's not running up. >> What's what's her last name she gave you? >> Phillips. >> And then the one you pulled up was Georgia Phillips, right? Someone's got a fingerprint scanner, you want that? >> He's got one but he can't log into it. >> Oh. >> And that's what I got out for. >> Okay. >> Here's the deal. I just watched you pull over a car that was stolen. >> That's not my That's really for my number and that's what I gave you, my number. >> What's that but what's that phone number? >> This is my other phone. There's no number This is not ringing. >> Just take it out. >> There's no number. You cannot >> You're a liar. >> I'm going to make sure I I This is >> I'm not calling No, I'm not calling I got it. I'm not calling you a liar. But what I am saying is that there's some things that we got >> I know because I'm a criminal. >> Okay. >> I don't know. Run away. >> You got to change your name. >> It's never this serious. There's nothing on my name. Even that name y'all pulled up, what is so What the What's criminal anything y'all pulled up period for you all to answer to be this deep on anything you pulled up. >> Well, right now you're an unlicensed driver. You started I told you that I told you that I told you that earlier. If you don't switch your your address within 30 days in the state of Georgia you're considered unlicensed. Okay. >> Please do not go through my stuff. >> Well, you're under arrest. >> That's an ID. >> Why don't you just give me the list? >> Well, I didn't know this was in my pocket. Literally you see me standing here. >> I just want to make it clear you're under arrest. I'm searching you incident to arrest. >> You have no reason to arrest me. >> take a seat in the back of my vehicle. >> Hey man, you were bad handy. >> Come on. >> Look, give my phone to her. >> grab it. Come on. >> In Georgia, driving [music] with a suspended license carries a minimum of two days in jail up to 12 months in jail and fines ranging from $500 to $1,000. The woman was ultimately arrested on multiple charges including speeding, driving with a suspended license, obstructing a police investigation, and possessing fraudulent identification documents. One press of the gas pedal was all it took for her to speed straight into a criminal record. Everyone, what do you think about this situation? [music] If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.