You're going to GO IN HERE. >> LET ME OUT. LET ME >> [screaming] >> STOP! I'M GOING TO SHOW MY DOOR. >> ONE BROKEN HEADLIGHT and one unexpected arrest. >> Why don't I go Get OUT. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> I'M SORRY. NO, NO, NO. WHAT the [ __ ] is >> All it took was one question from the officer for the entire situation to become instantly tense. A seemingly minor headlight violation prompts an Arkansas trooper to pull the vehicle over, but the driver's very first reaction immediately sends the stop in a different direction. >> But are you aware of that? >> No, sir. I wasn't. >> So I was just the only reason I'm pulling you over. You have a headlight out as you was coming up behind me. Do you have a driver's license and insurance on you? >> I don't I >> Is that the Is that the one you want to give me? Is this your vehicle? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> It's becoming mine. >> Becoming yours or you buying one then? >> Yeah. But yeah, I understand that. Why That is question. Why do you need my license and insurance for me over for a headlight? >> Cuz you're on a I'm on a traffic stop right now and that's the law, okay? >> aggressive about >> No, you asked me You asked me a question. That's That's the law, okay? So, you're on a traffic stop. By law, you have to give me those things. Do you want to identify yourself? You're also not wearing your seat belt. >> Yes, I was. I took it off after >> It's behind your back. >> it off. I put it like this. >> Well, do you also Do you Do you see it's not across your lap? So that's physically impossible for you not to do that. Do you understand that? Unless you get out of your seat. >> No, yeah, I can >> No, you didn't do that. >> understand anything. >> Okay, do you have your driver's license? >> I don't. >> Then get out of the vehicle for me. >> Excuse me. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Just open >> vehicle. I'm was on my way to my daughter's house. >> That is irrelevant. You're on a traffic stop right now. You're fixing to go to jail. >> Why? >> Yes, do you understand that? >> What can I do? >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Ron I mean >> Yeah. >> Why aren't I going Get OUT DON'T TOUCH ME. I'M AT THE DOLLAR GENERAL ON 162. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> No. >> Get out >> The stop is no longer about a broken headlight when officers begin noticing additional concerns involving the seatbelt and the driver's increasingly uncooperative behavior. >> vehicle >> Ron, come here. I'm Ron, I don't know what the [ __ ] I What the hell do I do? Ron, he's arresting me. >> Yeah. >> HE IS ARRESTING HUH? HEY, Y'ALL, I'M AT THE DOLLAR GENERAL. What the hell? What? >> What's your name? >> It's sir, what did I do? >> You have not cooperated since the minute I met you. No, you haven't. Not Ron, you went around. I ain't got to see that What's your ID? You don't want to give me your ID. >> No. >> Okay, turn around. Face my car. >> Please. Sir Sir, I haven't I haven't done anything. >> You have. You have. No headlight, no seatbelt >> Okay, thank you very, very much for your >> You listen to me, you're supposed to do what I say. By law, you are required to identify yourself. Do you understand that? No, you haven't. You haven't cooperated one bit. How about I tow your vehicle and you go to jail? >> Don't >> Yes, then shut up and sit there. You haven't cooperated one bit. >> It's Victoria. >> No, you haven't. You haven't even wanted to get out of the vehicle. I don't No, you're past that. Past that. Nope. >> Victoria Hartman Drive. >> Yeah, good for you. >> Sir, I don't know >> Nope. Cuz you were like that. You started it, 100%. Guess what, it's all on camera, all on audio. Good. >> I didn't feel comfortable Ron. I don't care. Good for you. Good thing we're in a parking lot, lighted, on camera. Don't feel like you need to give me your driver's license. Don't feel like you need to get out of the vehicle. Keep arguing. And I gave you the answer. 100% you have. Still are right now. What is your name? >> The woman repeatedly calls family members and keeps asking what she did wrong, while officers, growing increasingly frustrated, order her out of the vehicle and place her in handcuffs. >> Good night. >> [screaming] >> Something Carpenter? So I threw a cuff on her just like I do. Like a real skunk in here. >> PLEASE. WHAT DID I DO WRONG? I DIDN'T HAVE MY LIGHT. I GOT PULLED OVER BECAUSE OF MY HEADLIGHT. >> HUH? Did you have a valid insurance? Well, she gave me her insurance finally, but don't have a driver's license. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> They caught the insurance jacket and stuff in this tub. >> Insurance is in someone else's name. She says she borrowed it from somebody and THAT'S NOT EVEN THE name that the insurance is in. All kinds of messed up. >> Please. [screaming] >> Well. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> MESSED UP THOUGH. >> YEAH, skunk skunk. Like that. >> I apologize. >> So, let me knock that out. >> She was charged with failure to cooperate during a traffic stop, failure to provide required identification {slash} documents, multiple traffic violations, and offenses related to marijuana possession. Next, a vehicle stranded on the roadside appears to need nothing more than assistance, but the first few questions from officers quickly make the situation tense and unpredictable. >> Uh high school, junior high? Which one? You're headed Were you headed to the school in Tulono? >> What's the matter? Are you going to help me or what? >> Yeah, I'm trying to figure out what's going on. >> Yeah, I'm headed I was All right. I'm stranded. I ran out of gas. I'm headed to Tulono. >> Okay, but >> Are you able to help me or not? >> Yes. But where where I need to know where you're going so I can arrange to get you there. Where are you headed to? >> headed there anymore because I'm late. >> Okay, where are you late to? >> Where do you think, bro? >> I don't know. That's why I'm asking you. Okay, I need to get you to where you need to be. I'll late our school. >> I'm on another level of just I'm sad. I cannot do this. I'm sorry. I can't. I'm >> She can't do what? >> I can't be flashing right now. Just give me a second, please. I was on my way to Unit anyway. >> Okay. >> Sorry. >> That's fine. >> I've called them multiple times. They tried to release my daughter um to her father who has no um cu- cus- custodial rights at this point. Like >> Okay, so >> Like today. >> So you need to get to you you're headed to Unit. You need to get to Unit. >> Yeah, I was running late. I woke up late. Not only that, but I also >> So you coming from your house now or? >> Yeah, I mean I went over a hun- I mean I'm I'm not going to lie. I went about a hundred all the way here trying to get here and I ran out of gas right here. And it just like the car literally ended. >> Okay. >> I had a I had her. She's been picked up. Everything >> So she's not the she's not at school. Okay. Is that old damage over there? I was looking at that. Is that old damage over there? Okay. I was making sure that was old damage. >> There's all kinds of da- >> Yeah, I saw that too. >> What begins as a request for help getting fuel quickly turns confrontational when officers ask for her driver's license and start verifying her identity. >> And then >> The plates have nothing to do with your driver's license. I need to see your driver's license and insurance card, please. >> No, you don't. >> Yeah, I do. >> For what? >> To make sure you're >> you could help me? Okay. >> Yep. >> Yeah. >> Can I see your driver's license, please? >> you can't. >> Okay, well I I I do need to see it, okay? >> For what? >> To make sure that you're valid. >> I'm valid. >> Then I need to see your driver's license. >> driver's license. I needed help and now you're you're questioning whether or not I'm valid. >> Yes, I need to see your driver's license. >> I thought you were in here to help me, bro. Like I thought you were here to help. No. What are you going to do? >> If it comes down to it. 551 I'll need you to respond. >> I want? What? >> Yeah, I need to see your driver's license. >> For what? >> I need to see YOUR DRIVER'S >> FOR WHAT? I thought you WERE HERE TO HELP ME. I THOUGHT YOU WERE HERE TO GET SOME GAS IN MY CAR. I NEED GAS. >> I'M NOT GOING TO GET you gas if I don't know you have a valid driver's license or not. >> I just told you it's valid though. >> I'm not going to take your word for that. >> Oh, so I'm supposed to just take your word you're here to >> to give me your driver's license. >> your word that you're here TO HELP ME. I'M LET'S TAKE EACH OTHER'S WORDS, BRO. My license is valid. It's valid and you're here to help me. >> Yes. >> Huh? Yes. Okay, so what? >> YOU UPSET ABOUT? >> I'M UPSET. WHAT do you What the Do you think I'm upset? I'm upset that >> That you're out of gas? >> WELL, WHY DO YOU CARE? YOU don't even care. You're sitting there recording me. It's embarrassing me. >> You're not leaving. You're not leaving. You're not leaving. You're not leaving. >> Oh, I'm not leaving. Oh, oh, since when? >> Because I'm keeping you here for now until I figure out who you are and I'll >> One desperate statement at the car window changes everything, forcing officers to detain her rather than simply let her leave. >> You need my name if you're here to [ __ ] >> I'll make sure that you're valid. >> Molly. MOLLY. SPELL WITH an M, NOT AN H. OH, I TOOK your pen. You mad? >> What's your problem? That's what I don't understand. What you're getting upset at me for. You're out of gas, but you're getting upset at me for what? Do you want me to >> I don't want to get you sick. >> Well, I'm going to give you a minute. Just relax. I'll come back up. We'll figure this out, okay? It's not that difficult. All right. All right. So, the car The car comes back to a male. So, I could I By running the plates, that's not >> Yeah, that's my man. >> Okay, but I need to know what your name is. >> For what? To help me get some gas to get me home? I live in Paxton. Um >> Okay, so you live in Paxton. So, you're >> to see if my gas can still hold it. >> you're coming from Paxton. >> Yeah, what? >> Okay, from your from your house in Paxton. >> I was driving to the store. >> Is that what you you told me earlier, right? >> to school. Yeah, it sounds ridiculous. So, why would I even try to [ __ ] to you? Why would I even try to explain it to you? Yeah, that's right. Why would I even try to >> Do you have Do you're looking for your gas can? >> can's not in there anymore. >> Okay. >> It's all you get anyway. It's all you needed, Cara. >> So, roll your window down for me. Roll your window down. I Do what? >> Hopefully it will work. >> Okay. >> Hopefully if someone what Okay, what? >> I No, I'm listening to you. >> I said hopefully someone, you know, driving by stupid drunk >> How much >> come by and hit me cuz I'm dying. I tried to just >> You're out of gas. That's That's not that big of a deal. >> is. Clearly, cuz you need my name and my NUMBER AND MY ADDRESS AND ALL THIS OTHER [ __ ] AND I'M UPSET. >> When the car door is no longer a barrier, the shouting begins, and what started as a welfare check quickly erupts into a chaotic arrest. >> Us arguing out here at roadside isn't helping matters any. >> Uh, you didn't need to be behind me. That didn't help matters. >> You're in the road. Let me see your driver's license. >> No, for what? >> Let me see it. Keep it open for right now. >> What? >> Cuz I said so. Keep it open. >> I want to shut it for my safety and my privacy. You're male and you're male. Get the off my daughter. >> You're going to go in handcuffs. >> I'VE BEEN A A I CAN'T IMAGINE A THREAT. I can't IMAGINE A THREAT BY SOMEONE. LEAVE ME ALONE. [screaming] >> [crying] [screaming] >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> MOLLY, come on. >> Oh, NOW YOU KNOW. NO, STOP. NO. >> MOLLY, THIS IS RIDICULOUS. [screaming] >> STOP. YEAH, it is. Let me close MY DOOR. STOP. >> [screaming] >> STOP. >> [screaming] >> LET ME CLOSE MY DOOR. >> [screaming] >> HELP ME. HELP ME. HELP ME. >> [screaming] >> YEAH, YOU LOOK AROUND. LOOK AROUND FOR WITNESSES, RIGHT? HELP ME. HELP [screaming] ME. HELP. LET ME SHUT MY DOOR. IF YOU WANTED TO CALL THEM DOWN, LET ME SHUT MY DOOR. OH, YEAH, that's right. That's That's unnecessary reaction. Really? >> Yep. >> Really? WOW. WOW, YOU GUYS ARE [ __ ] UP MY LIFE. That's what you were here to >> You thought we were nice guys. >> You aren't here to help me, you guys. >> Not when you're going to act like this. >> What do you mean? What do you mean? What do you mean? What do you mean? What am I going to do? No. No. No, how dare you? What? For what? Why did you just detain me? Why did you detain me? WHY DID YOU DETAIN ME? >> [laughter] >> THEY DIDN'T EVEN TELL ME WHY THEY DETAINED ME. >> [screaming] >> HELP ME. THEY DIDN'T EVEN TELL ME. PLEASE help me. PLEASE [screaming] HELP ME. NO. PLEASE HELP ME. I DIDN'T EVEN TAKE THOSE. I wasn't even Don't do what? NO, STOP. I GAVE you everything you wanted. >> In Illinois, a first-time DUI conviction can result in a driver's license suspension of at least 1 year, up to 1 year in jail, and fines of up to $2,500. She was arrested and faced several serious criminal charges, including aggravated assault, DUI, driving under the influence, resisting arrest, and obstructing identification. Ran out of gas, and then ran out of ways to get home. Hey, everyone. What do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, >> [music] >> subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.