[music] >> What? Why am I being arrested? >> a part of it now. That's a stolen tag. Cuz you giving a fake name to law enforcement, that's a crime. >> Yo, yo, CHILL OUT, BRO. >> NOPE, NOPE, NOPE. >> KAREN THOUGHT THIS WAS JUST AN annoying traffic stop, but a few excuses later pushed her straight toward far more serious consequences. >> I don't know how this works. I don't want to do I DON'T WANT TO >> [screaming] >> I DON'T I DON'T NEED TO KNOW. >> BACK. NO. NO. >> SHE STILL THOUGHT SHE HAD THE SITUATION under control until one seemingly minor decision sent the entire night spiraling beyond repair. What seemed like a crash requiring only a few explanations quickly caught the officer's attention because of the driver's unusual condition. >> [music] >> Break. Next one's going to be All right, now it looks like the potential suspect driver is here with me. >> So, this is your car? Which car's yours? >> This is my car. This is my car and it's yours. >> What happened? >> I'm not going to lie. Sorry. You're going to have to take me to jail. 30 seconds. >> What do you mean? What happened? >> 30 Um um um um >> Driver in the car in the car. >> Sorry, you're going to have to take me to jail because the car was driving. >> Are you the only one driving? >> Yes, but I haven't been driving this car because but because this is my drive and this Well, I'm I'm a little I'm a little kind of I'm a little trouble. >> Was anybody in this car? >> Haven't been drinking. >> Was anybody in this car? >> drink. I didn't drink when I crashed. >> Where's your license? Do you have a license on you? >> I do. >> You don't need no paramedics or anything? >> No. But I don't know what to Where is my license? Can you please help me out? >> Go ahead grab your license. >> But when the police told her to keep her distance and follow instructions, she chose to argue instead, pushing the situation into a more tense direction. >> Officer >> What's up? >> I'm sorry I messed that up. I don't care if I get >> have your license? >> Can you please >> No, do you have your license? >> I have my license. I'm not trying TO TOUCH YOU. NO, [screaming] I'M NOT TRYING TO TOUCH YOU WITH MY It's not like I tried to do anything anyways. >> I'm just saying that >> I am, but like Where's the heart? >> Okay, what's your name? >> Adriana Esparza. Can you please >> last name. >> A d r i a n a s a d r i a n a >> Just stay back. >> e s p a r z a Last name? e s e s p a r z a r z >> Stay back. Stay back over there. >> I'M TELLING YOU WHAT MY LAST NAME IS. >> GO OVER THERE. >> NO, BECAUSE I NEED MY LICENSE. >> Go over there and >> No, because I know that. I know how this works. I don't want you to I don't WANT YOU TO I DON'T I DON'T NEED YOU TO NO. >> [screaming] >> GO >> NO. NO. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK IN CUSTODY. >> NO. You're hurting You are >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You are a piece of [ __ ] >> You did it behind your back. >> I got a 32 for you. >> Yeah, you're a piece of [ __ ] You're a piece of [ __ ] You're a piece of [ __ ] >> I got a 32 for one street job. >> Yeah, you're a piece Yeah, you're one of the ones that are a piece of [ __ ] >> 31 >> Stay back. Stay back. >> YOU'RE A PIECE OF [ __ ] YOU'RE A PIECE OF [ __ ] >> [screaming] >> I SEE YOU. >> NO, YOU'RE YOU'RE A PIECE of [ __ ] >> And our suspicion to you >> Tell them what you did to me. >> Stay back. >> Tell them what you did to me. Tell them what you did to me. >> Go over there on the other side of the sidewalk or you'll be placed in custody, too. I don't work for you. Go over there or you're going to be arrested. I don't care if you pay your taxes. Keep paying them. No, I don't have to tell you nothing. Go over there. Go over there or when the other officer comes, you're going to be arrested. >> Even being handcuffed did not calm her down. Her struggling and defiant remarks kept the officers on alert. >> I don't care. Go back. I haven't patted you down. Go across the street. You have no part of this investigation. >> It don't MATTER WHERE YOU ARE. IT DON'T MATTER. You know this police should go. >> Stay across the street. You have no part of There's no Did you witness this? Did you witness the accident? >> Yes, I've been sitting in my car. >> Okay, then go across the street. No, just go across the >> It don't matter where you are. It don't matter. ARE YOU GOING TO GO? IT DON'T MATTER. They're just going to go. >> of 2021. >> Oh, not now. You get across the street when another officer comes. Stay over there. He claimed HE CLAIMED THE WITNESS WAS HE SAID JUST WATCH HIM. JUST WATCH HIM. JUST WATCH HIM. >> YOU DON'T GET paid enough. >> Stand up. >> No. >> 32 your file. >> Or you're going to get a charge of obstructing. You already have a felony. >> me on a >> I already have a felony for obstructing and assault to a PO. >> Oh, that's you? And I'm charged with you and a PO? Oh. >> Would you like to submit to a breathalyzer >> I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to fight that. >> Would you like to submit TO A BREATHALYZER >> NO, BECAUSE I'M GOING TO FIGHT THAT. >> Sounds good. >> Thank you. >> Are you ready to sign your file? >> I am. >> Thank you. >> You keep pulling me. >> Go ahead and stop doing that or you're going to get charged. Spread your feet. >> Okay. >> Spread your feet. >> How do I spread it? >> Are you ready to sign it? >> I am spreading my feet. How? How? >> Take a seat. >> Okay. Okay. >> We'll watch your locks, okay? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Oh. >> Careful. Got it? And then I'm going to take this one off. >> Did you find Did you look for her uh insurance card? >> Yeah. >> Let me do that real quick. >> If you Yeah, if you can. >> You guys step out. We're here. >> Can I spit? >> Huh? >> Can I spit? >> Wha- what? >> Can I spit? >> Oh, can I spit? Oh, okay. Go ahead. Yeah, go ahead. Do your thing. All right. Go ahead. >> The woman was later processed and charged with DUI and aggravated battery. Next, a license plate reported stolen was suspicious enough, but the woman inside drew even more attention when she flatly refused to step out. >> Put her head this way. >> CRAZY LIPS. WOW. >> SHE'S OUT OF CUFFS. >> WOW. I GOT IT ON. HELLO. >> HEY, COME ON OUT WITH US. >> WHY? WHAT'S UP? >> IT'S A STOLEN TAG, that's why. >> It's not my >> That It matter. You're part of the You're part of it now. So, let's go. >> What the No, what what did I do? >> Step out or get taken out. >> Where where am I going? >> coming to the back. >> For what? What am I going to >> you're a part of it now. This is stolen tag. Right? >> I don't know. >> Now, here's here's what we can do. You can come out with us right now or we can put you in handcuffs and then you're going to go with us. Right? So, which one which one seems easy? We're not >> Can I ask you a question? >> Where am I going? >> You're not going in handcuffs. We're just going to have you come out of the vehicle. That's it. If you want to just come out with us right now and get out, we're just going to have you stand at at the car back here and then we're going to figure this out. Now, if you don't want to >> No, I'm going to. I just wanted to know if I was going somewhere. >> No, no, right now you're not. We just need to figure out where that tag came from. So, the the car's not stolen. Just the tag is for whatever reason. All we want to do is figure it out. >> Okay. >> I'm not here to put you in handcuffs right now, but if you don't want to get out and and >> No, I will. I was just making sure. Let me get my my charger and my cell. >> Now, who is he to you? What's his name? >> You don't I'm not answering no questions. Like, what the This is ridiculous. >> Okay. Like I said, I'm not putting you in we're not putting you in handcuffs. All we're trying to do is figure out what's going on. That's it. >> Hot damn, they're right here trying to get me out the car and >> Just leave Just leave leave the bag and just come out. >> my stuff? >> Because you're not going anywhere with us. >> Okay, but >> You don't need it right now. Just leave it right where it's at and then we're going to just step back here and talk. >> Okay, babe. >> Will he come out? Tell him we're not trying to put him in handcuffs together. >> Babe. >> We want to know where the tag came from. That's it. >> The real trouble began when she was asked for her identity. With each answer revealing another detail that was difficult to explain. >> Okay. >> Leave the bag in there for now. >> I will. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yes, sir. >> Walmart has the best cameras in there. We We know who All we got to do is go talk to loss prevention. >> Yeah. >> See who came out the car, and then we can just go find him. Or he can just come out and talk to us. >> know. That thing is >> Just have him You're not in handcuffs. We're not trying to put him in handcuffs. Just come talk to us. >> He just wants to call the mechanic but I don't know. >> And the sooner he comes to talk to us the sooner we can figure this out and and move on. >> He left the mechanic. >> Where is the mechanic? Inside? >> Oh, he's about to go get the part. >> So what? You guys came and just parked here and then he he left you? >> He broke down. >> Okay. >> Can I get my phone out? >> Yeah, we're just going to set it right here for you. I'll let you hold it. >> Thank you. This is so stressful. Walmart He said he found it? >> No, he's saying they went up to Riley's O'Reilly's real quick. Why y'all park here? And he's And he drove Riley's. >> Oh, he said he drove >> Come back here. >> He said he shouldn't have parked it anywhere. He should have parked it >> Okay. Hey. >> Excuse me. >> Here's where we're at. You are detained for a crime. Okay? You want to give us a fake name? You want to not not tell us your name? We'll just take you to jail. And then they'll fingerprint you and then they'll tell us your name. But you're still going to go. >> Why am I going to >> I'm not saying you're going. I'm saying if you want to give us a fake name, if you want to give us no name, Listen, you're detained for a crime. We can do it We can put you in handcuffs. We can take you down there, fingerprint you, and then they're going to tell us who you are. Or just be straight up with us. Like what what's all this lying? You know your man's done left you here by yourself. You know he ain't coming back. We know that, too. You want to work with us? Or we going to do it the hard way? That's That's what it comes down to. >> The officers even gave her a chance to correct her story, but she continued pushing the investigation in a more dangerous direction. >> You're giving a fake name to law enforcement, that's a crime. >> I know. >> So, we're going to pretend you didn't give it to us, so you're going to give me your real name, and then we're going to figure this All right, let's go. All right. >> Yo, yo, chill out. BACK UP. >> NOPE, NOPE, NOPE. >> YOU NEED TO GET BACK ON THE GROUND LIKE NOW. >> I'M GOING TO THAT STUPID ass >> You're under arrest for resisting, battery on LEO, providing false information. >> You. >> I will be searching you. You >> You, [ __ ] You. You. >> I don't know if anything is in the car. >> I'll search Got anything on you? >> All right. >> What we got going on here, ma'am? >> So, she was She was in the passenger seat. >> Mhm. >> So, we got her out. We're like, "Hey, you're part of this." She was uncooperative from the start. >> Mhm. >> Um we got her out. She we found out what she did at home, which we got on prank. She's telling us to come back out, so she's inside. She's by the office. She won't tell us who she is. >> When the officers finally decided to act, her attitude changed within seconds, turning a simple verification into a chaotic confrontation. >> A joint right here, a blunt, whatever. With the weed. Why you got something? >> Uh, I just wanted to make sure. Actually, yeah, I think so. >> What you got? >> I need >> Yo, yo, yo. >> I mean, it was in there, but it could be just random rock, but it was in where all the Yeah. Because it's either But, um, I was going to check the other side. Are you sure to get them over there? Sorry if you What's your name again, Asia? >> Come in here. >> You know my name? No, I don't. I just got here. Anyway, I'm Sergeant Coleman, so you can slide out of the vehicle. I'm not going to >> I don't want to take it no more. >> Well, you should have before, and you're still GOING TO TAKE >> TAKE IT NO MORE. >> You can either slide out of the vehicle, or we're going to pull you out of the vehicle. It's your choice. >> OKAY. >> PUT HER HEAD THIS WAY. >> CRAZY, WHAT? I GOT YOU. WHAT? >> SHE'S OUT OF CUFFS. >> WHAT? WHAT? I GOT HER NOW. >> I'M GOING TO TAKE HER OUT. >> NO. WILDING, WHAT? >> BRING HER OVER. >> WOAH. WHAT? WHAT? >> ALL RIGHT, COME OVER THIS WAY. >> YEAH, OKAY. WILDING, for real. >> Take it easy. Take it easy. Stop. >> You. >> Go easy. Take >> You. You. Yep. Crackers. >> I'm going to go tight. >> Um. I need you to sit up. >> No, that's all. >> I got no >> I should have got her. ones that are camping. >> I didn't know you were playing some music over there. >> Huh? You just had a camera. You guys are supposed to be camping. >> me. Sorry. Here it is. On the outside. >> You guys are supposed to be camping. That's fine. Get the hell out of the As long as I know >> I think it happened to battery. There you go. >> Damn. >> There's nothing in the hole. I got some zip ties. >> My name isn't I don't give a >> You got to put >> Put her on the >> She slipped out of it. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> She hit you. >> I hurt >> Hey, y'all >> She touched me. >> You're getting arrested. >> Kevin. >> We're going to go >> Come on. >> [ __ ] I think it happened TO HER. >> HA. >> I DON'T >> YEAH. WHERE? >> HEY, SOMEONE GET THE OTHER DOOR. >> Under Florida law, battery on a law enforcement officer is a third-degree felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison and a $5,000 fine for each count. She was charged with three counts of battery on law enforcement officers and three counts of resisting an officer with violence, along with charges related to drug possession and drug paraphernalia. From one suspicious license plate to a string of felony charges. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraiser. Thank you so much.