What do you do for the federal >> I don't think that's any of your business. >> Okay, so I asked her for registration. She goes you got to contact the Federal Bureau of Investigation for it. This is one of their cars. She goes I'm here for work. I asked her what for. She didn't give me any information. >> I'm not driving the car. I'm putting it and I'm getting arrested. I'm putting it and we >> Listen to me. >> Turn off the car and get out. >> This is crazy. You got to let him take my car. I THOUGHT I WAS ALREADY IN IT. >> THAT'S A federal car, okay? >> One minor passing violation opens the door to an unbelievable FBI story. >> You'll feel better if you cooperate. >> I am cooperating. I'm going to make sure you're not an impersonator because if you are, then you're going to be in quite some trouble. This one >> The more she is asked for identification, the further she pushes the situation toward trouble. A seemingly minor traffic violation in Florida quickly spirals into a bizarre dispute involving the FBI, vehicle documents, and questions about the driver's true identity. Me and my partner right there on the side of the road, in the state of Florida, we have a move over law. You need either need to bump it down to 20 miles an hour or you got to try to move over to the left-hand side. >> The other vehicle did the same thing in front of me, so >> Well, I was looking at my computer, but I felt my car shake when you passed me. Can I have your license, registration, proof of insurance, please? >> You're going to have to contact the Federal Bureau for my information. I'm sorry. I'll give you because that's what I'm here for is work. And this is the vehicle they put me in. So you're going to have to contact them for that. >> You don't have no registration in this vehicle. >> Nope. You're welcome to get my information and get their information. That's fine, but that's what's going on. >> What do you do for the federal >> I don't think that's any of your business. >> Okay, so I asked her for registration. She goes you got to contact the Federal Bureau of Investigation for it. This is one of their cars. She goes I'm here for work. I asked her what for. She didn't give me any information. And this isn't coming back to anybody. The car isn't. I need to get the VIN, but there's a dog inside. Hey, how you doing, man? >> I'm okay. What's the deal with hitting the vehicle? >> What do you mean hit the vehicle? >> Yeah, is there a reason the vehicle kind of keeps getting hit Where? When you walk by it. >> What do you mean, ma'am? No one hit the vehicle. >> When you walk by it, feels like somebody touched it. >> What's wrong with that, ma'am? >> Is that what what I was feeling? >> Do you have your license with you? >> Is that what I'm feeling? >> Not sure what you mean, ma'am. No one hit your vehicle. I need your registration and insurance, ma'am. >> Contact the Federal Bureau. I already informed this officer. >> All right, that's fine. >> What are you being nosy for? Body cam. This man out here being disrespectful right now. >> Ma'am, my body worn camera is out. >> No, I'm asking you what are you doing because you're being disrespectful right now. I was dealing with this um deputy right here and you're being nosy for just no reason. This is a invasion of privacy, completely disrespectful. >> It's a traffic stop, ma'am. >> For no reason. >> With no valid documents and no clear verification of her identity, she continues insisting that she is involved in a confidential matter that cannot be disclosed. >> Do you have a card, Anya? >> Yes, ma'am. >> And you have a card with your with your badge number and your county. >> We don't have a badge number. We have a call number, ma'am. >> Will you listen to my words? >> No, let me explain to you, ma'am. >> I asked if you're an >> Ma'am, >> it's important >> Ma'am, I'm not an impersonator. I just told you who I am and who I work for. >> Can I ask if you have a card? >> Ma'am, you're not going to let me explain. Hey, we're bickering back and forth, it's not going to get us anywhere. If you're going to talk over me, we're not going to get nowhere with this, okay? We're going to go ahead and get a supervisor here since you requested >> Thank you, sir. >> In the meantime, go ahead and provide your registration. >> And you can contact the Federal Bureau. I'm here >> For what reason? >> Because I'm here for work and that's what our protocol is. >> Oh, so >> This is the vehicle they put me in and if you would like to contact them >> Yes. No, no, I need your registration. >> You can contact the Federal Bureau. >> Ma'am, like I said, are you going to keep keep going back and forth with me? >> I gave you an answer, that's all I can do. >> Okay, just wait for your sergeant to get April. >> Yes, sir. >> Quick question. >> Yes, sir. >> Are you a FBI agent? If you are, do you have credentials? That's all we're asking. >> You have to give them my name. >> You don't have credentials at all? >> You have to give them my name. This is a highly dis- on the down low case and I am not able to disclose with you anything other than to be as honest as I can, but I that's all I could say to you. I can give you um their direct address and number, and then uh some name for the Federal Bureau. That's the best I can do for you. And I do have registration from the prior owner for this, but it is from 2018 or 2021. You're welcome to see it if you like. >> May I see it? >> Thank you for wearing your body cam. >> Yes, ma'am. >> This is from insurance and then the DMV. Um it is Montana and Nevada, and I am from Oregon. >> Okay. >> This is just different verification, so you can see the VIN number with it. I um Karen was a veteran. She's passed away now, and I want to make sure she's remembered. I just I was keeping that together for >> Okay. >> because um her son is a part of this. >> Is it not registered or not? >> It's not registered since 2018. >> Since 2018? >> Yes. >> She never showed you her cards, right? >> No, no cards. We he asked her. >> Um >> Ma'am, do you work or you are a federal agent working for the FBI? >> No, she's not. >> So, of course she's not. >> We asked her again to provide to provide um her registration and insurance. She couldn't do that. >> Right there. >> She kept saying that. >> I'm going to tow your car. Give me your car keys. >> No. >> What begins as a routine traffic stop quickly escalates when she accuses the officers of being imposters and refuses to hand over the keys. >> I do not think so. >> Ma'am. >> Ma'am. >> Can you give me the keys, please? >> No. I will comply with all of your orders or you're going to go to jail. >> My dog is in the vehicle, and I do not trust you. I'm going to wait for a tow. No. I am not giving you my keys. >> We're going to go to >> I am not giving you my keys. >> Then you're going to go to jail. >> Give me your car keys right now. >> I'm freezing. >> I'm towing your car. >> I will I will get my stuff out of there. I just locked it. >> Ma'am, you don't have a choice in this matter. >> Yes, I do. >> No, you don't. >> The tow truck is not here. Yes, I do. >> to tell you one more time. If you are If you are not complying with the law for order, you are going to go to jail. I do not want to take you to jail because you want to have an attitude. >> Are you going to call Jacksonville? >> I'm not calling anybody. >> Okay, then I'm going to unlock the vehicle because you're not going to leave me unwillingly to get my dog out of the vehicle. >> You keep talking and you're going to be unfree to go. >> I understand you don't like the way I'm speaking, but I'm being very I'm being very calm. >> You don't need to do anything special to me other than be cooperative. >> You said to get out of the vehicle and sign a citation and then I get to go back to >> Criminal citation ready? >> No. >> I have >> We're going to go ahead and tow that vehicle. Make sure you make a ring. >> I'm not going to continue arguing with you. Say one more time >> am I. I'm going to wait to sign the citation. I have done nothing for you to act this way. >> I am. >> This is harassment right now. >> Okay. >> Do you feel better? >> I'd feel better if you'd cooperate. >> I am cooperating. I'm going to make sure you're not an impersonator because if you are then you're going to be in quite some trouble. This one right here as well. >> Can you stand up lean up against the car for me? >> No, you need to get a woman to pat search me. I'm sorry. >> So, if you have a vehicle registered to say the Florida, right? And it's not registered for more than 6 months it's criminal. What happens if it's not registered at all since 2018? Is it still the same thing? I mean it's still criminal, right? So, can you arrest or you give an NTA for either one, correct? She's a convicted felon. >> When officers discover that the vehicle has been unregistered for years, her continued resistance turns a simple traffic violation into a complicated arrest. >> Am I going to be able to provide a driver? >> Not sure, but um pretty sure if you ask someone they'll they'll give you a ride or you could just call the sheriff's office. They'll provide you with some courtesy transport. >> And this deputy is she for me reporting on my end since I was declined clarification for a phone call to Jacksonville? >> Well, you get your phone call when you get to the station, ma'am. >> No, for you, gentlemen. For me to report that you declined calling for me to be there. >> You You could get You could take that up with whoever you need to take that up with, okay? >> asking do you know who >> No, I don't know who exactly. You just spoke to the sergeant and he's the one that placed you in custody. >> And well, he's [clears throat] the one that declined. >> Yeah, I'm giving you the same information that I know. I can't give you other information that I don't know of, okay? >> If I could, I'd really like to bring that flower bag in the back. >> What flower bag? >> It's right there, um, behind the gray >> April was charged with resisting an officer without violence, failure to register as a convicted felon, refusal to sign a criminal traffic citation, and operating an unregistered vehicle. Next, what appears to be a routine vehicle tow quickly turns into a tense standoff when the owner rushes out and refuses to leave the driver's seat. >> So, somebody's in the car? You got to You got to put the car down there. >> No, there's nobody in the car when I picked the car up. >> So, somebody was in the car when you hooked it up outside? But, you But, you do realize the rules. The rules is that there can be no public disturbance when you're picking up these cars. There's a public disturbance. >> What? >> Sir, we're here. This is a disturbance. >> That's my reason. >> I already told you that. The reason why we're here is because there's a disturbance. So, you By you picking up the car, unable to pick it up without them realizing that you picked it up, which is what you're supposed to do. You're supposed to keep them off the street, but you didn't do that because you were aware you couldn't do it, which caused a disturbance. So, you're picking up the car with violence and creating a public disturbance. You got to put the car back down. >> It's not up for negotiation. Come tow it up. >> All right, let me call my supervisor. I I already >> So, listen. That's great. That's great. That's great. Listen. I Listen, stop talking. Stop talking. I'm here on I'm just here limited time, but I'm telling you, you don't put that car down, I'm taking you to jail. Then I'm going to tow truck you, tow truck. Tow truck. >> I'll take you to jail for failure to obey a lawful command. >> I'll take you to jail for failure to obey a lawful command. Sir, for failure to obey a lawful command. Why don't you go ahead and >> When the deputy orders the tow truck to lower the vehicle. It seems like the situation is finally winding down, but within minutes everything takes an unexpected turn. >> Uh is there any case number I can get or something like that? >> No, I'm not pulling a case number for this. This is a civil matter. There's no reason for me to There's There's no reason for me to pull a case number for a civil matter. Are you requesting a case number? >> Yes, D'Angelo, you drop the car. Um that's fine. Just drop the car. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Have a good day, then. >> Uh all right. Just follow up. >> Can I make a report on them? >> Um let me um get a little bit more information. So, he was I guess you got a sticker first and you noticed the sticker? >> Yeah, and I always knew it, but I think they're running some type of thing going on cuz the guy who does the on-call parking services he led her right to my car, but this is not the first time they've done this. >> Okay. So, after he hooked it up, is when you got in the car? >> No, I was already reversing. I'm already My car is turned on. >> So, you were in the car reversing? Then he was Hold on. Hold on. So, you already getting your car to reverse. Okay, I understand that he was lifting you up, but did he already hook it is what I'm saying. >> When I first got into my car >> Yeah, so you hooked it first and then >> No. >> you got into your car. >> No, no, no, no. I got in my car to reverse. I'm leaving. >> And then >> Then he hooks me. >> Okay. >> And lifted me up. >> That's what they were going to do to me the other day and I wasn't having it. And it was driving me crazy. >> I'm sorry. Why didn't you hook it up when she was in the car? >> There's nobody in the car. >> You know she was in the car. That's okay. I I I I I I >> The parking violation guys They They They did it right now. >> Well, at what point did she get in her car? >> Um >> There was nobody in the car when I >> No, I understand that. I'm saying at what point Did you look to see if anyone was in the car? >> The woman repeatedly protests and keeps returning to the vehicle to retrieve items. While deputies warn her that one more wrong move could lead to an arrest. >> Turn the car off. >> I'm not driving the car. I put it in I'm going to get arrested. >> I'm putting it in reverse. Listen to me. Turn off the car and get out. I'm only going to ask you once. Okay. >> I hit it by mistake. That's what I'm saying. That's what I'm >> the car off. >> No, he's but he's not taking my car now. >> Okay, do you want to get arrested? >> I was trying to avoid that. I really was. >> Yes. >> I'm trying to avoid my whole car getting >> listening to me though and I'm going to put you in handcuffs in about 5 seconds if you don't get out of the [ __ ] car. >> taking my car. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> OKAY, STOP YELLING. >> NO. NO, WE'RE not stopping. We're not listening TO YOU. I'M I'M GETTING OUT OF THE CAR. WAIT A MINUTE. >> YOU'RE NOT GETTING OUT OF >> YES, I AM. EXCUSE ME, SIR. Excuse me, sir. Excuse me, sir. >> You need to get out of the car. >> I'm I'm trying to be as nice as >> as possible. >> I'm getting out of the car. It was a mistake that I hit the gas. It's okay. Calm down. >> You don't want to listen. That is your problem. >> Why are you HANDCUFFING HER? >> NO. >> NO, what do I need to be handcuffed for? It was a mistake that I hit the gas. I'm getting >> By the way, we're being nice to you right now because you're He's taking your car. >> I'm reversing, but you're not listening to me. >> Okay, I don't want to listen to you. Just listen to me. >> I was already in my car. Another guy escorted him to the owner's car. >> I'm talking about you getting back in your car. >> To get my purse. Is that Is that okay? >> But then you turned the car on. >> I just want to >> Listen, now he's taking my car. >> He's taking your car. That is what I'm saying. >> Okay. >> This is crazy. And my window is down. My stuff is in here. This is crazy. >> I need you to calm down, okay? You have your purse, but you were going to get arrested if you get >> This is crazy. You guys are letting him take my car. I THOUGHT I WAS ALREADY IN IT. >> YES, HE'S taking your car, okay? >> I was already in my car. This is crazy. >> I was already hooked up. is done. >> It was not hooked up. This is what I'm trying to tell you. When I was reversing my love, I saw the old CAR PULLING OUT. >> WHAT starts as a dispute over a towed vehicle quickly escalates into an arrest, ending with allegations that leave the entire family stunned. >> I need to get OUT OF MY CAR. WHAT ARE THEY DOING THAT? CAN I GET MY STUFF OUT OF MY CAR? >> SHE'S UNDER ARREST. BACK UP. >> OH, OKAY. All right, here. No, take my stuff. Wait. Take my stuff. It's fine. It's fine. >> No, no, no, no. You're going to be under arrest. >> I'm I'm cooperating. NO, NO, NO. YOU SERIOUSLY DON'T HAVE TO BE AGGRESSIVE. SHE DON'T HAVE TO BE AGGRESSIVE. YEAH, I'm just getting my jewelry. And my jewelry was in the car. >> She's under arrest, okay? >> It's okay. It's okay. It's fine. Yeah, to me getting arrested for my car getting towed. He said to drop my car, sir. >> No. That's not how we do it. Once the car is up like this, it's his property. That's between you and your finance company. Between you and your finance company. The car's up, we're not making him lower it. That's it. >> It wasn't up yet. You just Let him put it down. Listen to me. >> Let me talk to your supervisor. >> He didn't No, listen When he When they got here, he was reversing her car. I was sitting pushing the thing under. It wasn't up yet. >> Okay. >> They just He just did all that when they made her She grabbed her out the car and then he started doing all this. >> Yeah, but when you got in the car and you started driving like that, then it's resisting. Cuz you're not >> Yeah, I was not driving. She was getting out. >> I'm getting out. I pressed the gas. I'm going to take my car out of here. I'm not going to drive. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to drive. >> No, you need TO STOP. >> YEAH, I'M a black mother. We pay these people to keep towing our cars every time. >> She's under arrest. That's it. >> Why? >> She's under arrest cuz they have probable cause to arrest her. That's it. >> Why? No, wait. >> No, ma'am, it's done now. >> Okay. It's fine. >> I told you so many times not to drive your car. I told you so many >> I had to get that jewelry cuz that window was down. That's my jewelry. They're going to take it. There's excuses, but My love. >> It is it is. >> It's okay. It's okay. I'm not I'm not resisting or anything if that makes you >> In Florida, resisting an officer without violence is a first-degree misdemeanor, punishable by up to 1 year in jail, up to 12 months of probation, and a fine of up to $1,000. She was charged with trespassing, resisting an officer without violence, and providing false identification to law enforcement. The car was gone, her composure was gone, and in the end, her freedom was gone, too. 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 so much.