Why are you touching me? You're touching me because of what? Why are you touching me? Get out of the car. One lie during a traffic stop uncovered the warrant waiting behind it. What's the warrant for? Retail theft larceny. Retail theft? Correct. Retail theft? Correct. For larceny. So it's more than likely retail theft. Wait. She thought it was only about the license plate until police uncovered her real identity. What seemed like a routine stop over suspended plates quickly changed when the woman's nervous reactions made police suspicious that something much bigger was going on. Ma'am, this is Canton Police. The reason I stopped you, your plates are suspended. They are? Yeah, for mandatory insurance. So a lot of times the state will suspend your plates if you don't have insurance or something like that. I didn't ever get no notice or anything. >> Usually they is your is the address on your plates, is that a good address for you or no? No, I don't >> That's probably That's probably where they sent it. Or they sent I'm pretty sure they do it off the license plate. >> So usually what you do is whoever your insurance company's through, you call them say "Hey, my plates are suspended on my car with the Secretary of State's office, DMV." Okay. And then they will talk to your your insurance company will talk to the DMV and figure out where the issue is. So it could have been like if there's a month you didn't pay for your insurance and the state happens to randomly find your plate and say "Oh >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license and insurance on you? Um I do. Okay. Hello. The daughter in the back seat, is that somebody you know? Granddaughter. All right. I'll be right back with you, okay? And then if you you said you don't have your insurance or you do? It's It's not. It's in the house in the car in the purse. All right. Give me just I've never dealt with Lakisha before. No. So I'm not sure if it's her or if that's actually Yeah, the girl in the back looks like she's at most 20, but I don't think she's that old. She said she sent me the picture, right? Oh, there it is. I don't have my phone. It's in the car. Yeah, that's not her. It's her sister, though. So, I got to run there. It's her mom, I think. She had no insurance? Suspended, she says the insurance is somewhere in the house or something. You can't cite her for insurance? I don't know. We'll see. I'm going to go talk to her. She's coming out. I have a message for you. I sent this picture to see if my daughter got an extra card in the back. Like insurance card? Huh? Insurance card? Okay. She said it might be one in there. I'm going to see if she's going to check for it. The woman kept changing her story about her real identity until one small detail inside the vehicle caused police to immediately change their tone. Anything with your ID on it? Like a picture on it? Name? State ID? Uh Your debit card, credit card? Um Uh if I live on We can go to the house where they won't let her do that. I can even show you the lease here. Everything is there. You don't have any ID on you, ma'am? I don't. We just ran to the store. Okay. >> have anything. >> carry your uh carry it on your purse or wallet? >> Everything is in my purse, and that's why I just said everything is in the purse. And we live 5050 Sparrow Drive, like on this next block here. And the whole bag is there. Okay. This is my daughter's car. So, like I got everything is in in the house there. Okay. So, the name you gave me Uh-huh. comes back to this person. Really? Correct. So, are you are you going to be honest with us or That's weird. This This is This was taken in March of '23. Yeah, that's >> see the picture. Yeah. That's the auntie. >> That'd be Desamona. No, that would actually be my aunt. That's why that's weird. I know. That's the name you gave me. I know, that's what I'm saying. I don't That's That's weird. That is my aunt. Like, and it's coming >> your name? Desdemona. That's Desdemona. No, that that is my auntie. That is my auntie. >> understand if you're lying about your name, we find out about it? If we leave, we let you go and we find out about it later, it's a felony. That is jail time. All because of one lie about her name, the woman suddenly heard police mention an active warrant and the possibility of going to jail on the spot. here and I asked you for your name, you said you don't have your driver's license. Right there, I can cite you for that. You have to have your driver's license when you're driving. Number two, you gave me a name, which you say is now your aunt's name. That was the exact name you gave me. I wrote it down. I read it to you. You verified, "Yep, that's my name." I go back there, I run it. This is the photo I get. Okay. Okay. So, Uh-huh. clearly that is that is that is not you. So, so far you you have lied about your name. >> what make you think that she didn't use my name? Okay. The photo This photo is from a driver's license, which if you were driving, you would have in your possession, but you don't. Okay? So, when I get this photo, Uh-huh. this is the person's name that you gave me. This is the photo. This is not you. So, you have lied about your name. Okay? That is a class a misdemeanor right now. Okay. When you lie about your name and you and there's something else going on, like you have a warrant or something like that, Uh-huh. and you end up getting away from the police and we figure it out and you run >> have a warrant. I just don't have a license. >> is your real name? Cuz D E Des- D E S A R E Y. Write it down. Okay. But, I don't have a license. >> Okay. If it's no license, then we can deal with that. Does she have a valid license? Um I don't know. But, um D E S. You don't have a driver's license at all. Probably not, but should I Can I call somebody with a license? We'll We'll get to that point. Yeah. We're trying to We're still trying to figure out who you are at this point. >> D E S A R E Y. A R E Y? But, I don't have a li- >> Completely different than what you gave me before. And then First name is D E S A R E Y. Yes. Last name is Yeah. How do you spell Yes. E A R E >> And all you have is no license. Correct. Okay. What What would the address be on your license if it's not Illinois? Over there. I never had no license, but All right. Or I Do you have an ID? No. Well, on the ID is It's expired, but it was out of Illinois. >> Illinois or was it out of Yeah, it was It's out of Illinois, but it probably be St. Charles. Okay. Okay. Okay. All right. I'll be right back. I'm going to verify that, okay? Just hang out here. From suspended license plates to handcuffs in the back of a patrol car, the woman kept insisting she was innocent even as everything was turning against her. What's the warrant for? Retail theft larceny. Retail theft? Correct. Retail theft? Correct. For larceny. So, it's more than likely retail theft. Wait. It's the same thing. It's theft. Can you tell me more? I can't until we get back to the police department. It's not my case, so I don't know. I don't know any of the facts for you. Uh-huh. Yeah, that's it. Okay. All right. I'm bringing you back here real quick. Do you have anything in your pockets, ma'am? No. Okay. Do you have pockets or no? No. Okay. Just stand right here for How old is she? Um what, 25? I assumed she was like 20-ish. You can hang out over there. Yeah, all right. And you have no pockets whatsoever? No. Okay. Just have you just take a seat, okay? Do you need anything out out of there to come with you? Phone, wallet? Um tell them just send my two phones. You need to have them or her? Yes, how do I get a phone? For you? Like to come with you? Yeah, tell them >> Okay. That's what I'm asking. You said for her and I was like, "Uh I'm going to tighten this up right here. Don't get stuck. All right. I'll be right back with you, okay? Okay. Do you need anything else out of the car? Are you going to let him take the car? It's getting towed. He He can't take the car with an expired license. Cuz you lied about your name twice, that's one part, okay? And the second part, the plates are suspended. That's the reason I stopped you. Okay. So, it's going to get towed and talk about it at the police department. Okay. Did you see us earlier? The I got you. It was a headache for us, too, unfortunately. All right? >> How was it a headache for you? Uh cuz cuz usually this would have taken about 5 minutes. Hey, I'm Lakisha. Hey, okay. All right, we take care of the warrant. You might get one ticket for suspended registration. And now we're looking at several charges and still with the same ticket. Unfortunately, that's where we're at. Okay. Do you need anything else? Anything else for you? Yeah, he's coming to So, the car's going to get towed, but the tow truck's going to take a little bit. So, her boyfriend's going to get the car, so he can come grab the stuff. So, I'm not going to tell him he can't get the stuff out of the car. She faced charges related to obstructing identification and driving with suspended license plates. Next, caught driving nearly twice the speed limit, the woman kept claiming it was because of her son's seizures, but what happened next is what truly made police suspicious. Hey, man. the beach. Okay. Yeah. Well, do you know how fast you were going? No, I was literally turning from the bridge, so I wasn't Okay. Well, you're going fast. You're going 79 on a 45. That's what my laser clocked you at. >> have because >> have. No, because I carry my son's seizure medication, and I couldn't have, so no, there's no way. >> have to do with I couldn't have been going that fast. No. Where are you going? >> dad just texted me and was like, "Oh my god, I I legit think that he might be having a seizure right now." And like Okay, where is he right now? In Sebastian. Like literally, like if I was going that fast, it couldn't have been that fast because like he we just called you guys like literally last week on Wednesday when he had a seizure >> go ahead and turn your car off for me. I couldn't have been going that fast. out of the car for me. I couldn't have been going that fast. Please step out of the car for me. Well, I'm trying to find my I have so many receipts. I'm trying to find my license. Like I like there's no way possible. Because like I'm she's alert. I'm alert. Like there's no way that like we could have been like no. >> go ahead and step out of the car for me. For what? Because I said so. Step out of the car for me. Because you said so? >> Step out of the car for me. Now. I'm not like For what? Because I need to talk to you, okay? But you're talking >> I'm trying to I'm trying to understand what's what's happening. What are you talking about? >> under stress right now and like my baby daddy is telling me that like my son's not [ __ ] like I can show you the taxes and I'm literally trying to go and like I'm >> I understand. Listen to me. Listen to me. I don't need to listen. Listen. I'm sorry now. I get it. I get it. No, you don't get it because like I'm literally like Are you able to call your baby daddy? Call him now for me so I can speak to him. I'm under a lot of stress. What seemed like a simple traffic stop quickly turned into a chaotic roadside struggle when the woman refused to cooperate at every step. My mom told me to do Did you hear her story's not adding up? Okay. My story's not adding up but about what? That was That was last week. Yes. When You told me that I was going 70. I was going 70 down a bridge. How was I going 70 down a bridge when you can only go a specific speed limit? Okay. Can Can I Can I Can we talk to him? Paul. I go by Sienna. I have all my social security and my birth certificate. All right, Tina. I'm going to have you step out of the car for me, okay? Let's try to figure this all out for you. How? Like Because I'm I'm trying to contact You told me Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am. >> Your discovery Ma'am, listen. Your discovery said that I was going 70 Listen. >> down the bridge. >> You're not listening. You need to step out of the vehicle. This officer's asking you to step out of the vehicle. She already mentioned that I was going 70 Step out. Step out of the vehicle. No. Okay. I want to speak to your [ __ ] No, I want to speak to Did you get your signal one? I think so. Okay. Ma'am, this officer's asking you to You're required to comply with this officer's request. All right? And if you don't And if you don't, she can arrest you. She already stated that I was going 70. >> You're going 79 in a 45. >> There is no possible There is no possible like Are you kidding me? Ma'am, you need to hang up the phone and step out of the vehicle right now. Ma'am, you need to hang up the phone and step out of the vehicle right now. I want to speak to your No. Oh, okay. All right. We can do this one way or the other. No, okay. No. Get out. Get out of I want to speak to your [ __ ] general manager. Are you kidding me? Are you kidding me right now? From emotional explanations to direct threats aimed at police, the camera captured every moment that sent the situation spiraling out of control. out of the vehicle. No. Are you kidding me right now? This is on discovery. I have not I have complied with the >> I have complied. Why are you touching me? That's it. Why are you touching me? >> at this point. This is a lawsuit. Can you go and instruct This is a lawsuit. Why are you touching me? Why are you touching me? No, dude. Why are you touching me? You're touching me because of what? BECAUSE OF WHAT? YOU'RE TOUCHING ME. This is all discovery. WHY ARE YOU TOUCHING ME? WHY ARE YOU TOUCHING ME? You're touching me because of what? ALL RIGHT. WHY ARE you touching me? I haven't done anything. Why are you touching me? >> Get out of the car. No, why are you TOUCHING ME? WHY are you touching me? Get out of the car. Holy [ __ ] TURN AROUND. STAND UP. >> TURN AROUND. SO, you just whacked me head against this [ __ ] concrete. Move your hands. >> Dude, I can't wait to [ __ ] see you. What did you just say? You can't wait to shoot me? See you. See you. Move your hand. You just You banged your head on >> I can't wait to [ __ ] see you. Oh, I can't wait to see you. I can't wait to see you. All right. Move your knees. Get up. No, I want No. I want No. NO, STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. I want to see your [ __ ] superior. I Really? Really? They can't Really? This is all on discovery. You got it? Really? Really? Really? I'm going to call. I do because you guys are going to be on lost >> the other side. I want to leave your pin joint. Both of you. Okay. Both of you know because my legs are [ __ ] [ __ ] up. You're going to like this is all on discovery. I haven't done [ __ ] I haven't done [ __ ] [ __ ] I haven't done [ __ ] Where's You got it? I haven't done [ __ ] I haven't done [ __ ] Don't worry. It's all on discovery. Your [ __ ] body cam. After repeated resistance and refusing DUI testing, the woman never expected a roadside argument would lead to legal consequences lasting for months. I'm talking to you. I'm going to ask you a question, okay? Cool. Do you want me to have any chance to want a cookie? No, I'm not hungry. Um I really don't care. All right, well, you show signs You show I want to tell you I won't speak to you until I have my lawyer present, okay? All right, well, don't speak to me. You can listen to me though. Don't talk to me until my lawyer's present. All right, well, you sign You show signs of impairment. Would you be willing to do the standardized field sobriety exercise? Don't talk to me until my lawyer Okay, I'll take that as a no. I'll take that as a no. You will still be charged with a DUI, just to let you know. Don't speak to me until my lawyer's present. Okay. I'm not going to speak. Don't speak to me until my lawyer's present. That's why I don't say anything to you. You're going to get a DUI. That's all I got to say to you. Oh, cool. Really? Okay. In Florida, reckless driving can carry penalties of up to a $500 fine and up to 90 days in jail for a first offense. It may also result in probation and a suspended driver's license. She was charged with DUI and resisting law enforcement without violence. On July 2nd, she later accepted a reduced charge of reckless driving while the resisting charge was dismissed. Driving nearly twice the speed limit and trying to argue down the police, in the end, the only thing she really wanted was a massive lawyer bill. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, [music] and support our fundraising efforts. Thank you so much.