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You're under arrest for DUI. >> A DUI? >> Yes. >> Why? >> You're pretty heavily intoxicated, right now? >> No. I would show that at all. >> Now she's going to go to jail for resisting. >> Do not call 911 or you'll be arrested for that, too. >> One minor mirror collision led to a night full of trouble. >> You like to treat me like dog [ __ ] in the jail. One time. >> All right. >> the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. GET DOWN. >> GET DOWN. >> GET DOWN. GET DOWN. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> STOP. >> SHE SAID she was innocent, but the police saw it differently. What seemed like a harmless mirror collision took a strange turn just minutes later when the young driver broke down crying on the roadside and made officers suspect something wasn't right. >> I'm going to ask you a couple of questions, uh, but first I'm going to have you go ahead and take a step out of the car, okay? Summer, have you had anything to drink today? >> No. I My mirror touched someone and that's all that happened. >> Okay. What about any drugs? You take any prescription medication, anything like that? >> I don't do drugs or any of that. >> No. Okay. >> I was doing all my way home. I was doing a whole hangout on my way home to go to that place I live at where it's a babysitting job. >> Okay. >> Head that way back. >> Where are you coming from? >> Clearwater. >> Just Clearwater and nowhere in particular? >> My friend. >> Okay. Were you just hanging out over at a friend's house or did you guys go anywhere? >> Um, I hung out with someone that I would been wait I would be >> Okay. All right. >> On my way back. Yes, I did accidentally hit my mirror. >> Okay. >> So, I the accident of mirror problem gets me into this problem, DUI problem? Like, I don't understand. >> So, Summer, forgive me. I think we may have disconnected at some point. All I was asking is where you would come from. I'm not really sure what you're talking about when you you're referring to your mirror. I don't know what you mean when you say that you and this person have known each other for 3 months. I was just trying to figure out where it was you were coming from. >> I thought the only reason I got pulled over is because my mirror got a little touched. And somebody next to me our mirror actually touched. That's the only reason I thought I got pulled over. >> Okay, well, it's my understanding that there was more than one reason why you got stopped. >> Oh, sure. >> Okay. So, how about this? I'll try and speed up the process a little bit. There is one thing that I'll ask of you. Um would you be willing if I or I'm sorry, would you be okay if I just took a look at your eyes for a moment? >> Um the mirror is the only reason that I literally got I was literally driving to my babysitting job where I live. The babysit and the mirror touched. >> Okay. I'm not I Forgive me, I'm not asking anything about the mirror. I'm not sure what you mean by the mirror. >> do anything wrong. The mirror hit for a second. >> Repeatedly insisting she was innocent, the young woman became increasingly confused in her explanations while the officers began making a decision that would spark controversy. >> I did it. I'm sorry. Like I just >> It's okay. >> I don't want to do this right now. I just want to go home. >> If you don't want to do that >> pulled over cuz I So I saw my mirror and I I just want to go home. >> If you don't want to do that, then let me just ask you a couple of quick questions, okay? >> I'm sorry. So I just want to go. I just want to go. I just don't want to do this right now. >> Summer, are you diagnosed with diabetes? >> I don't [ __ ] I don't want this right now. >> Summer >> come to this town for this. I didn't come to this town for this. >> Summer, are you diagnosed with diabetes? >> I did I shouldn't be able to act right, but I don't want to I don't want to do this. >> Okay, Summer. Um what I'm going to have you do is I just need you to put your hands behind your back for me, okay? >> Oh my god, this is really happening right now. >> Summer, hey, please who's this? >> Please I cried. >> Summer, please don't do this, okay? I need you to put your hands behind your >> Please I cried. >> Summer, you're under arrest. >> WHY? CUZ I CRIED. MY VOICE Don't do this to me, [ __ ] please too much. Please don't do this. Please, why are you doing this? Please, why don't do this? >> We'll we'll talk, okay? >> I'm just scared right now. I don't want this. I didn't My voice is all bubbly. >> We're going to go over here now. >> 315 City, if there's a female officer who can do a standard or a thorough look at her person. >> Uh if you have any citations you need to issue or we can go ahead and print those or if not you can transfer those to the city to me. >> Wait, you said you were going to let me go for no reason. >> On the way to the patrol car, the young woman kept asking the same question over and over, but the officer's answer only made the situation even more tense. >> Have a seat. >> Go and have a seat, please. >> Why? You won't do this to me. I know you won't. I know you won't. My friend's on the way, please. Why? >> Slide in real quick, okay? >> Slide in, go in. Turn your lights on for me, okay? >> Is there anything else that you need from the car? >> Why am I not allowed to leave here? >> Well, you're going to be taken to the El Segundo jail. >> Why? >> You're under arrest for DUI. >> A DUI? >> Yes. >> Why? >> You're pretty heavily intoxicated, right? >> No. Well, what shows that at all? This is the same thing that happened before. >> What happened the last time? >> Yeah, and it was for no reason. I I did the test perfectly fine and I should have fought the case, but my dad got me a bad lawyer. I thought Here we are again. And here we are again. >> [laughter] >> Why? What did I do? >> You're very very heavily intoxicated. >> mirror someone else hit their mirrors? Our mirrors hit. It's all evident. I am. You want to try to say hi to your girl? You're not going to see me so it's no point. I'm trying to be respectful. You're trying to send me to jail right now. >> I'm here to search you, that's all. You know what's going on. >> Does this stuff smell like >> Say again? >> Does this stuff smell like anything? >> Uh no, but it's kind of like hotel complimentary soap. >> Hey, can you stand up for me, please? So, you're going Send me to jail because someone hit my mirror I hit their mirror or whatever the mirror situation happened. >> Turn around, please. >> Summer, face the car, please. >> Summer, do you have anything illegal on you? >> No, ma'am. No, ma'am. >> Needles, knives, drugs, bombs, guns. >> I just told you my answer is the one. >> Okay. Do you understand that if you get down to the jail and you have anything else on >> Sure, sure, sure, sure. Cool. >> Okay. >> If she's got drugs, it'll be in her panties. >> Can you raise up your arms like this, please? Summer, are you wearing a bathing suit or a bra? >> Yeah, yeah, the best sister will find out. It's very soft, okay? >> Do you think I'm going to talk to you? >> You're about to treat me like dog [ __ ] in the jail. One time. >> All right. >> Here's the kitty. Here's the kitty. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> I didn't enjoy you. I didn't enjoy you. >> Kick at me and you're going >> not kick >> The final moments of the incident turned into a chaotic confrontation, leading to an additional charge that the young woman adamantly denied. >> It's like what the heck? I'm serious for you. >> Yes. >> Why? You enjoy touching me? >> Summer. >> Where Where's my test? Where's my test at? >> Summer, face the fence. >> test at? >> Summer. >> Where did my test go? >> Okay. >> Why are you doing this to me? Where's my test at? You didn't do a test to me. You don't deserve a test to me. Do you? Do you deserve a test? >> I don't know what you mean by that. >> You didn't do a test. >> I deserve a ton of tests you're talking about. >> Like a DUI test. You're putting me on DUI and you haven't done a test yet. >> yeah, we we tried to. >> No, but you didn't you didn't remember stop. No, you That's a lie. You tried to dissolve me, okay? You didn't do a try now. >> Yeah, he did. >> No, you didn't try a test at all. >> you didn't want to do a test. >> No, you didn't No, I said I didn't want to do a breathalyzer. You didn't do a test. >> Okay. >> I deserve a test. >> Some are facing the wrong way, please. >> Why didn't you test me? You're doing like I don't You treat me like I'm doing something >> What After the jail, let him know you want to do a test, okay? >> [laughter] >> What if he gets to the jail? It's over. The test is now. You didn't even do your job and do a test. >> Okay. >> Why are you testing me right now? >> Face the van, okay? >> No, my hands can go every way I want. >> He's going to face the van. >> Why don't you test me right now? Why don't you test me? Test me, please. Why are you not testing me? Test me like you're supposed to. Why are you not? >> That's why >> You have shorts on? Yeah. This is the only business you guys have is testing me. >> Face the van. >> Testing me. He's testing me. >> Uh she's still got one on her back. We got one more on back. Where's the guy I got him. Hold on. Hold on. >> Oh my god. >> Sorry. >> Uh what about testing me? Sir, right there. Sir, right there. I want to test you now. >> Stop. >> Shorts on. >> Hold your head. >> Quit. >> Stop. >> You quit. Right there. Right there. You're weird as Sir, you're weird as [ __ ] You guys are all weird as You didn't even do [ __ ] but [ __ ] you. >> Do I need to do this for you, friend? >> You didn't do [ __ ] You think that's going to get worse than this? >> Stand up. >> No, you didn't even test me, you [ __ ] >> Stand up. >> She was charged with driving under the influence, DUI, and battery on a law enforcement officer. Next, a traffic stop that seemed to be about nothing more than expired insurance, but minutes later, screaming and a pursuit sent everything spiraling out of control. >> Ma'am, this is why I stopped you cuz I was alerted that the registration owner was not valid. >> Oh, I am. >> Okay. Um you have your driver's license? Is this uh uh registered to uh is there a male registered to this as well? >> my kids bought the bike. I don't know anything about his driver's license. >> Okay. Yeah, cuz I believe I'm going to double check. I believe the vehicle is showing him as registered owner. So, um I don't know if you communicate with him. >> I can tell him. I just first time I've ever heard about that. >> Yeah, um so what it was telling me like uh in May of this of this year, uh he was suspended and it's probably for an insurance um reason. >> Oh. >> So, yeah. Yeah. >> don't think he's aware of that. >> Did you co-sign to be on this or no? You did? Okay. You do have insurance? >> Uh I thought he did and that's why I said >> Okay. Thanks. So, you don't know if there's insurance on it? >> I'm not sure. I thought he might have had it. >> Okay. >> It's possible. I >> Okay. Ex-girlfriend or whatever, she said she's registered owner as well on the vehicle, but it's only showing him. So, I don't know if he's valid. I'm just double checking, but there's no insurance on the vehicle. >> I'm calling him right now to get the insurance. >> You doing what? >> Calling him right now to get the insurance. >> Okay. >> information. >> All right. All right, so there's no insurance on the vehicle. All right, as of right now. So, you're not going to be able to uh to drive this vehicle. Nobody's able to drive the vehicle. So, it's going to get up getting towed. So, there's no insurance showing on the vehicle. So, nobody can drive a vehicle in the state of Florida. You have to have insurance on the vehicle. >> Okay, but I can get insurance if we don't know that it had a lapse. I That doesn't mean that our car gets towed or anything. >> If there's no proof of insurance and there's no insurance on file, you have to show proof of insurance. Uh so, as of right now, it's showing that you're not the registered owner of the vehicle. It's showing him, correct? So, >> I can pull up where I'm the co-owner. >> Or or just hear me out. He's been suspended for financial responsibilities, probably because of an insurance issue for not having insurance, okay? >> When the car window was shattered, instead of surrendering, the young woman suddenly hit the gas and sped away through the busy streets of Florida, creating a dangerous situation for everyone around her. >> Get out of the car. You're going to be placed under arrest if you don't exit the car. For resisting, step out of the vehicle. It's being towed. Step out of the vehicle. He's coming. You need to step out of the vehicle. Ma'am, get out. She won't get out of the car. She just locked it. The supervisor is coming. You need to get out of the car. You are under arrest. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. Well, now she's going to go to jail for resisting. Do not call 911 or you'll be arrested for that, too. Okay, you have one last opportunity. 274 Can you advise them she's calling 911? Open the door. Hey, fellas, come over here. We're going to bust in drag her out. Get out of the car. You're under arrest. She's on 911. Ma'am. Okay, yep. Get up. Yep. Go ahead. Go ahead, stop her. >> The pursuit ended right outside her home. But, what happened after she was taken to the ground was what truly sparked intense public debate. >> Nope, stop. Stop. STOP. STOP. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> GET ON THE [ __ ] GROUND NOW. >> GET DOWN. >> GET DOWN. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. STOP. >> GET OFF OF ME. >> STOP. >> WHAT THE HELL? >> [screaming] >> I AM BAD. WHY DO YOU HAVE YOUR >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> For what? >> Fleeing and eluding. >> You got me messed up. >> And reckless driving, resisting arrest. >> You are full of it. You are full of it. You are full of it. YOU ARE FULL OF IT. >> Good job. You just turned a citation to a felony. Good job. >> Guess what? YOU JUST LOST YOUR BADGE. YOU JUST LOST YOUR BADGE. YOU JUST LOST YOUR BADGE. >> Guess what? You just left You just lost your license. >> Get his ass off of me. Get your ass Get your hands off of me. No, you don't know what they just did. I need an ambulance. I NEED AN AMBULANCE. I CANNOT SIT DOWN. I'm in pain. I CANNOT SIT DOWN. I CANNOT. NO. NO. STOP. I just told >> "I'm pregnant." The scream rang out as she was being handcuffed while her family rushed outside and witnessed the entire chaotic scene unfold. >> I'm pregnant. I cannot sit down. I JUST TOLD YOU THAT. >> [screaming] >> I JUST TOLD YOU THAT. >> YOU WANT TO ARREST YOU? >> YES. GET GET HIS ASS OFF of me. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> WHAT THE [ __ ] ARE YOU RUNNING IN? THEY ARE LYING. >> WHAT THE [ __ ] ARE YOU RUNNING IN? YOU WANT TO question your arrest you? >> WHAT THE [ __ ] THEY ARE LYING. HE JUST ASSAULTED ME IN MY OWN HOUSE. >> YOU YOU HEAR YOU'RE PREGNANT? >> YES. >> WEEKS? HOW MANY MONTHS? >> ARE YOU KIDDING ME? >> HOW MANY WEEKS [screaming] ARE YOU? >> GET THE [ __ ] AWAY FROM ME. GET THE SUPERVISOR. THEY WANT YOU TO GO TO JAIL. THEY JUST TRIED TO KILL ME. THEY WANT YOU TO GO TO [ __ ] JAIL. YOU CAN'T >> [cheering] >> YOU CAN'T GO TO JAIL RIGHT NOW. >> ARE YOU THE SON? >> YES, I'm her son. What the [ __ ] ARE YOU DOING? I'M A LADY, DON'T YOU SEE THAT? >> Sit down. >> No, I cannot. What are you doing? I cannot. NO, I DON'T WANT YOU AROUND ME. >> HEY, HEY. >> She's pregnant. She's pregnant. >> do you know how many weeks or months so I can let the rescue know? >> Huh? >> Do you know how many weeks or months she's pregnant? >> SHE'S A LOT. STOP. WHAT ARE YOU >> HOW MANY WEEKS SIR. >> SHE'S PREGNANT, TOO. BRO, JUST PUT HER DOWN. She's pregnant. >> many weeks or months pregnant? >> BRO, WHAT THE [ __ ] >> [screaming] >> YOU CAN'T GO TO JAIL RIGHT NOW. >> BRO, I SWEAR TO [ __ ] GOD. WHAT THE [ __ ] >> NO, I need a medic. >> We will get you medical >> No, I don't trust you. No, I need a medic. I need a medic. >> Get out of my face. I don't like face, dude. >> What are you doing? >> [ __ ] problems, man. >> Caden. >> Head down. Hey, grab her. >> CADEN. COME ON, CAN WE GET HELP? SOMEONE CALL 911. >> FEL, get her. >> All right. >> Got it. >> Get her. >> What the [ __ ] >> You guys need to back up. Back up over there to the car. >> I need a medic. >> Sit down in the car. >> I need a medic. >> Fel, keep her on your side. I got All right. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? I NEED A MEDIC. >> IN FLORIDA, fleeing or attempting to elude a law enforcement officer is a third-degree felony punishable by up to five years in prison, a fine of up to $5,000, and a driver's license revocation ranging from one to five years. Tamara was charged with resisting law enforcement, fleeing, and attempting to elude police, and reckless high-speed driving. Just a few minutes of losing her temper, and she ended up with the full hand tough combo. 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.
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