Step out of the car with [music] your hands up now. Get back in the car now. Yeah. Get out of the car, please. I don't want to pull you out. I don't want to hurt you. >> Not me. You >> okay? Get out of the car. [music] >> Guys, you're a medic. >> Stop. >> When attitude becomes a weapon, it can take a traffic stop far beyond the limits of reason. >> Relax. >> Touch me. >> Look at me. No one was injured. THAT'S A [ __ ] AT SOME POINT, EVERY BIT OF arrogance has to be paid for [music] in cash. From a Walmart parking lot to gundrawn commands, everything escalated faster than anyone in the car could have predicted. >> Turn off the car. >> Yeah. Turn it off. Step out of the car with your HANDS UP NOW. ONE AT A TIME. GET BACK IN THE CAR. GET BACK IN the Get back in the car now. >> Walk back now. You're going to get chased if you don't listen. >> Back up now. >> Get on your knees now. >> Get on your knees. Get on your knees. I got you. I got >> What the [ __ ] >> You're under arrest. I'm under arrest for what? >> Was that hard, brother? Like, why are you being so hostile? >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> You want me to sit in here? >> Did I start here? Thank you. You did. Do you have any ID, ma'am? >> No, we live right here. >> Okay. All right. You going to understand what's going on? >> You can't drive like that. >> Let me speak. >> Okay. Speak. Let me speak. >> Speak. >> First of all, we just got out of Walmart. The light was shut off. We were trying to go home as fast as >> We heard you. We heard you. >> Relax. >> There's no We have no arms. We know our laws. We have no arms. Nothing that can endanger us. >> You're driving recklessly, though. >> He wasn't driving recklessly. He was walking straight over here. >> Do you have any ID on you? I can go get it if you guys would not treat my boyfriend like he's a criminal cuz he is not. >> Okay. >> And you're not going to do that. >> Okay. >> Cuz I'll call my lawyer right now. >> Okay, that's fine. I'm just asking. Do you have an idea? >> I'm telling you I can go get it from home, but you're not going to treat my boyfriend like he's some criminal. >> I'm not treating your boyfriend like you. >> He just did. And he just did to me, too. >> Okay. All right. >> Because we just had a institution at Walmart. >> Denials, accusations, and I know my rights were thrown around, but the police had a completely different plan for the vehicle. >> Well, >> I know my rights. He didn't need to do that. >> Nobody's making anything racial. Okay. He did not do that. He didn't need to have him come aiming at him telling him to put his arms up when he has nothing illegal in him. >> Drive recklessly here. And number two, you need to abide by what we say cuz we're giving you lawful commands. If he's not doing it, then we can go ahead and >> not doing anything illegal for to give you commands. >> Well, that's fine. That's what you think. All right. Just hang tight in here. Okay. All right. You know more than I do. >> Cuz he has no no arms, no nothing to be making him treating like he needs to come out with his arms up or anything like No. the [ __ ] You're not going to do it with me. My boyfriend, you're not going to do it with me and you're not going to do it with nobody. [ __ ] out of here. >> I just told your officer that my at my house. If you want me to go get it, I can go get it. >> That's why her name is >> J A J A >> L I X M. >> Say X >> A R. >> Hey, we can go ahead and get have her get her stuff out. ID her. Then I'm doing the car so we can do an inventory of the vehicle. >> A what on the vehicle? >> You can grab your stuff. Um, whatever is yours can when they vehicle. >> All right, you need to step out and relax and listen to what I say and I'm going fix those cuts for you. Come on, sit up. >> Don't move your wrist. I'm trying to make it worse you drive. >> He's going to explain everything in a second. Okay. >> I just want to use common sense here as to I'm going in a straight line in fourth gear. >> I want you to use common sense when you're driving like the way you want. >> Bro, you really passed me when I was in third. at your bro. >> We heard you from Walmart. >> I have a straight >> We heard you from Walmart. >> You were leaving Walmart. You were driving without you were driving without any headlights. >> You spoiled tires coming. >> How do you pop your trunk? >> How do I pop my trunk? >> Can I show you not? >> And then you you came spinning tires out of the Walmart parking lot hauling ass down beers for doing over 60. >> No, I wasn't. >> Yeah, you were. I'm not going to sit and argue with you. Okay. >> Cuz you passed by me. Like you can't sit here and tell me you got my speed when you're passing by. I saw you. I did a v visual estimate on your speed and I can't. >> While one person cooperated, the other chose confrontation and the price of that choice was about to appear. >> Are you guys taking him too? >> Yes. >> Persistent. >> Like he was just >> I guess I guess he gave him some waffle orders. Put his hands up or whatever. >> But I seen him put his hands up. And the last they're not going to manhandle him. They're not going to manhandle him. They're not Make sure they treat him right. Well, make sure they treat him right. BOBBY, GET IN THE CAR easily and you'll be fine. BUT YOU'RE NOT GOING TO MANHILDER HIM. >> LISTEN, nothing is going on. We have everything. >> I just keep him shoving him. You don't need to tell me [ __ ] >> He needs to listen to what we're saying. You're not going to tell me [ __ ] because I just seen him pushing him and all he's doing is standing there >> again regardless what's happening. >> Regardless of nothing, you don't need a manhandle. He can get in the car by himself. Nothing. I seen too many of the [ __ ] Experienced too many with my family. You're not going to do it again. Leave me alone. GET OUT OF MY WAY. I'm not talking to y'all. I'm making sure that he's getting in the car fine. Perfectly fine with his own will. >> That's perfectly fine. >> And Okay. And do you see me walking towards the car? No. How you know that? >> I'm witnessing because nobody's going to move me from here until my car and my boyfriend gets in the car by himself without nobody pushing and shoving him. >> He's complaining, >> bro. He said he estimated my speed with his arms and like >> and don't listen to any of what did these son of a [ __ ] need to say. >> Is that a joke? >> You so lucky I didn't record whenever you were telling him to put his arms up cuz he didn't. And you know that [ __ ] Somebody's coming to pick up my groceries. Don't worry. >> You guys can all back up from me now cuz I don't need your help. And you don't need to be looking through the body. >> Hey, back up. >> He touched me. >> He touched me. >> RELAX. >> HE touched me. >> I'm not even >> cuffs. Get cuffs. Do anything. Relax. I'm not evening resisting. And you're breaking my arm. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. You're breaking my arm. I'm not resisting. If you would let go, you see, you stupid [ __ ] >> Screaming, handcuffs, and a new charge. Sometimes attitude takes you farther than the speed of the car. >> Resisting. Can you not love me? >> I'm not resisting. That's empowerment of your control. You stupid son of a [ __ ] But you're going to win. You stupid pieces of [ __ ] You guys are going to ain't nobody resisting. >> I don't give a what you got to say. You stupid [ __ ] Look at my face. I need one. That's it. >> Jail. That's enough. >> Well, there's no search for nothing. >> I'm done talking to you. Shut up, >> [ __ ] You >> funny. Y'all think y'all could just search people and then pull people over. >> THAT CAR IS BEING TOLD WE CAN SEARCH WHATEVER we want. >> I don't They find what? Groceries. >> Get your ass in the car. We're done. >> Guys, can't even [ __ ] do your job, right? Because y'all know y'all doing this [ __ ] for no purpose. How to do nothing. Let's say you can't search the car that you can. >> Thank you. Axel was charged with reckless driving and both were charged with nonviolent resisting. Each had to post a $500 bond. Next, strangers were forced into the story because what they saw on that dark road that night made everyone's blood run cold. >> Back. >> Are you kidding me? >> Ma'am, here's the deal. So, they felt the need that they needed to call 911 because of your driving behavior. Okay. So there there >> he enticed me. >> He enticed you. >> He can smell the alcohol coming from you. Okay. >> So >> are you kidding me? >> I I'm not kidding you. And you have swore speech. You You have definitely been drinking tonight. >> I have. >> Okay. Are you [ __ ] >> Will you Where is he? >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Listen to me. You fell. >> There's a problem here with with how you were driving. That's why we got caught. Okay. No one's No one's being an [ __ ] So, everybody's trying to keep everybody safe, including yourself. >> Okay. So, it sounds like you were you were driving a little dangerously. >> There's mic. >> I don't do you have your ID on you, >> ma'am. >> Turn the lights off. >> No. Turn them off. No. >> Yes. >> Ma'am, I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle, please. >> Ma'am, step out of the car. >> Doesn't matter. Get out of the car. >> Things escalated when a simple request was challenged over and over until the final warning echoed inside the cockpit. >> All right, step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. >> Ma'am, >> you have two seconds to get out of the car. Otherwise, we are going to drag you out of the car. >> Yep. Seat back. That's a bunch of [ __ ] >> That's a [ __ ] Okay. >> Let me go home. >> Do not grab me. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm not doing anything. >> You've been asked to get out of the car and you won't >> get out of the car. >> That's not true. >> Ma'am, >> that's not true. >> Ma'am, get out of the car, please. I don't want to pull you out. I don't want to hurt you. >> Look at me. Look at you. >> Ma'am, don't grab onto me like that. That's not true. >> Ma'am, get out the car. >> Do you want to get tased? >> Get out of the car. Get over the vehicle. >> Okay, let's try this again. Ma'am. >> Okay. Let go of the steering wheel. >> You won't just try again. >> Ma'am, get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Here's the idea. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> You ask me. >> I did ask you >> for what? >> To get out of the car. >> To get out of the car with my shoes on. >> You will take care of your shoes. Just get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of it. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Yes, I will. >> Ma'am, >> I will. >> Focus on me. Get out of the car. >> I will >> get out right now. >> Tell him to let go. >> He go. Get out of the car. Let go. >> Get out of the car. >> I will. >> Then now. Do it now. >> I am not. >> You are pulling away from me. >> Get out of the car. Can I put on my shoes? >> No. No. >> Really? >> Right now? No. >> [ __ ] you. >> Okay. Get out of the car. >> Otherwise, I'm dragging you out. I've been nice. Get out of the car. >> Oh my god. >> Get out of the car. >> That's ridiculous. >> Step back to the back of your car. >> Look at me >> right now. >> That's where my knock it off. Really? You >> know now you're getting all tensed up. Knock it off. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> The handcuffs clicked shut after a few seconds of struggle. [snorts] And she herself announced what everyone there had already seen for a long time. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Stop resisting. >> [ __ ] >> [ __ ] Stop resisting because never before. What? >> That's what I do. >> You're walking. I'm resisting because I've never been arrested before. >> You're physically resisting? >> I am because I never >> All right. Right now, you're under arrest for driving and operating motor vehicle intoxicated >> and resisting arrest. >> Two two points. Two points, >> ma'am. >> Two. >> You want to do really? >> Here's here's the thing. You asked me do arresting. Oh my god. >> Can I Can I >> name back? >> Uh, come back. >> No. >> All right. >> Yep. I will. >> Absolutely. >> Yeah. Wow, bud. >> How am I supposed to sit there? >> Go ahead. Jump in. This hurts. >> Well, I'm sorry. >> Yeah, I know. >> Good. Linda, can you hear me? Okay. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> We know you're under arrest for operating motor vehicle intoxicated. Okay. >> Yes. >> All right. So, I got to read you something. Okay. Can you hear me? >> I can hear you. >> Okay. Under Wisconsin's employee consent line, required to read you this notice. >> No one was injured >> for this test. >> Look at me. No one was injured. That's a [ __ ] >> That's [ __ ] >> God service or disqualified in addition. >> Oh my god. You're all to get me. >> In the patrol car, the law was read, tests were requested, and part of the consequences began to take shape. Even as she insisted she was fine. one. >> Will you submit to an evidentary chemical test for your breath? >> Absolutely. >> Okay. >> OKAY. OH MY GOD, you're such a That's [ __ ] Really? There's 20ome people here and you're [ __ ] >> Linda. >> What? >> Can we park your car for you? >> No. >> Okay. >> What do you want? Say again. >> I want to park your car >> on the list 46. No, >> the woman. Say it again. >> Oh, [ __ ] It's a bunch of [ __ ] >> It's a [ __ ] [ __ ] Look at me. That's [ __ ] Yeah, that's Oh my god. How many people are here? Oh my god. That's [ __ ] Oh my god. Oh my god. Okay. Okay. There's no hope. I need some help. Oh my god. I need some help. Can I just Can I have my cigarettes? No. Oh my god. [laughter] [ __ ] you. [ __ ] you all. [snorts] Oh my god. >> Do you have your keys, Linda? >> I don't know where keys [snorts] are. So, >> they weren't in the ignition or anything. No, it's one of those folk her phone. And there's like money in here and stuff. So, I'm just going to zip it up. >> Yeah. Lots of money. >> Yeah. You want me to grab it? >> Yeah. I want to grab the jacket cuz the key is my >> Oh my [laughter] god. You have no idea what you're doing to my son. You don't know. Look at me. You have no idea. Oh my god. Oh my. [music] In Wisconsin, a first offense owi carries a fine of $150 to $300 and a driver's license revocation of 6 to9 months. Jail is not mandatory unless a child under 16 is in the vehicle or someone is injured. In addition to the OWI and resisting charges, reckless driving can lead to license revocation, fines, monitoring, or long-term driving restrictions. Alcohol may make you forget the road, but the law never forgets you. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us through donations. Thank you so much.