[music] [screaming] GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> KAREN THOUGHT THIS WAS just an annoying traffic stop until a few reckless decisions made the price far higher than she expected. >> No, no, no. I was driving. I was like in the It was I was in the passenger seat. I was >> Hey, is there anyone else in that car? >> No. Yeah. >> So, you didn't you didn't realize that you were driving the wrong way on the interstate? No, I wasn't. I wasn't. >> Yes, you were. You were driving the wrong way on the interstate. >> No, you weren't. >> Okay. So, you are being placed under arrest for DUI. >> The harder she tried to prove she had done nothing wrong, the more reasons the police had to turn that night into one she would never forget. The vehicle sped the wrong way down the highway while she still refused to stop. And the moment police forced her car over was only the beginning of the trouble. 62 103 pip. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> THE DOOR. THE DOOR BUCKED. The door bucked. He stopped from that side. Go out. Go out the other side. Go out the other side. Where are you? >> Come out. Come out. Come out. Come out. Come out. Come out. >> Come out. >> I'm good. I'm good. >> You almost hit the helmet out of >> No, I know the >> No, they're so close. >> Dude, I almost hit head on. >> Yeah. >> What happened? >> The circle of the car. Like whenever the >> circle of the car, >> the car was not working on the other side. I am so sorry. My car was not flipping to the other side. Whenever I flip the car, whenever I flip the entire like engine, the whole engine would not like the whole thing would not stop. It would not stop. >> Okay. Do you realize that you're going the wrong way on the interstate? >> On this interstate, >> she admitted that the lights ahead had woken her up. A statement that immediately changed the direction of the officer's investigation. >> Yeah. Do you see all these lights coming towards us? Look, look straight ahead. >> No, I do. Babe, I do. So you're going you're going the wrong way on the intersection. >> No. No. No. >> Yes, you were. >> That's why I wrecked this car. >> You Yes. >> Car. >> You were going the wrong way. >> I'm so sorry. That has never happened to me in my life. We have ever ever been on this road on one easy street. This has never happened to us. I'm so sorry. >> Here. Come. Why are we here? We're going to go against the wall. Where are you coming from? >> I have been there for like a good hour and a half. I was talking to this girl that I've only been there for like one time. Sorry, I'm getting I'm getting emotional now cuz like this is crazy. I feel so bad for her and everybody else, but like >> Okay, so >> my husband's walking me or driving me home. I just really >> You mean you were driving home? >> No, he's driving. I was driving. >> You were You were just driving. >> No, no, no, no. I was driving. I was like in the It was I was in the passenger seat. Hey, is there anyone else in that car? >> No. Yeah. >> Yeah, there's no one else in the car. >> No. Okay, maybe not that specific clear, but there was like me and my husband were in one car. We are not in that clearing car. We are all the way down there. He's driving us home. We are like staying or saving at one bar for me to talk to him. And then we're going to the spooky Z is where we were. Okay. I met a couple friends in the bar and they just like that's it. I'm sorry. I'm not trying to be that person. But like >> where'd you get the wristband from? >> Oh, that's a spooky Z like right here. >> Okay. >> But I went around the corner corner to get cash from the cash the the castle. >> Okay. >> And that's where I met my friends where I'm like >> So you didn't you didn't realize that you were driving the wrong way on the interstate? >> No, I wasn't. I wasn't. >> Yes, you were. You were driving the wrong way on the interstate. >> And you wouldn't listen. >> You wouldn't stop. I was in front of you with my emergency lights on. You didn't stop. I had to turn around and and we had to wreck you to get you to stop. >> Right here. >> Yes. That's why on >> this road right here. >> Yes. You didn't realize you're going the wrong way. Every step and reaction she made was closely observed while her explanations only made the situation increasingly difficult to salvage. Just keep following that red light on. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> I'm so sorry. I just Can I Can I explain to you? >> Sure. Go ahead. >> I'm sorry to you. >> That's okay. So, >> it's not about them. The eyebrows are watch cuz I already knew that you were better than them. Oh, I'm so sorry. >> So, I'm going to put you in a starting position and then I'll explain the whole exercise. I'll even demonstrate it and then I'll ask you if you have any questions. Okay. So, uh are you comfortable walk? >> Okay. Take a deep breath. Okay. >> Are you comfortable walking in those boots? >> Okay. So, I want you to put your left foot on that yellow line. Then your right foot in front of your left foot touching heel to toe. >> Yeah. I don't want you to move or begin till I tell you to start. Okay. >> But when the officer finally made the decision, she went from apologizing to pleading and offering every excuse she could. Only it was already too late to turn back. Hands touching your thighs. All right. You can stop. Yep. So go back to that starting position for me real quick. I'll kind of explain what's going on. >> Yeah. Okay. It's not 100%. Okay, I get it. >> Okay, so you are being placed under arrest for DUI. >> Do you have anything that's on these that's the crook stabbing drugs? >> Do you have anything in your bottoms that I can't get to? Nothing. >> What about your boots? >> No, not even in my pocket. >> Okay, >> I have nothing. >> Yeah, I have nothing. Um, if you guys can tell Stephen Torres to message me at the patients or he's who I live with, >> I got to hear. >> He's the only person who can talk to me. >> Okay. So, listen. When we do get to the gym, I'm going to ask you to provide a sample of your breath. Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. You know, my mom knows where I am right now, right? Telling them where I'm voting. It's the funniest part. She's voting Republican for people like y'all right now. Right now with my phone. Like my mom is paying that right now with my phone. With my body. Like it's crazy. You don't have to [ __ ] arrest people to do this. If you go to Plant City High School right now, she will give you my [ __ ] passcode with the whole V. You can have [laughter] the vite. I promise you I would let it release right now. Mind you, I would have let it release before that. Like, if you want the vice, you can have the vice. I don't care. My mom is a nurse. I would not do this if I didn't need it. Pay the thousands, the trunks, whatever you want. My mom has thousands in her bank account right now. Please don't make me do this right now. My arm. I can pay thousands right now of cash. I don't care. I care about what who you people are. My mom is one of y'all. >> At Central Breath Testing, police records show Beal provided breath samples of.199 and.20. Florida's legal DUI threshold is 0.08, meaning her results were roughly two and a half times that limit and well above the 0.15 level that triggers in. She was charged with DUI with a BAC over 0.15 and resisting an officer with violence. Next, what began with a few seemingly simple documents quickly turned tense as the woman repeatedly challenged the officer, sending the traffic stop in a different direction. Get back. Get back. >> Get back. >> Insurance registration. >> Officer, everything's been recorded at this time. Okay. >> Officer, everything's being recorded at this time. I need your license, insurance, and your registration. >> Can I ask for a reason? >> Once I get the documentation, be more than happy to explain it to you. I need your documentation first. >> Once I get your documentation, I'll be more than happy to explain it to you. I have my permit. Really? >> Okay. Well, as long as she got a valid license, then we're fine. Insurance permit. Her license. >> What is that in your hand? >> What happened? >> What's that in your hand? >> Registration. I need your >> registration. >> That's my permit. >> Okay. I still need registration insurance then. This is your permit. >> What's your attitude for? >> What's my attitude, man? Everything's been recorded. >> I need the documentation first. I haven't anything. Yes, I do. Tell me why you're I can take you out the car and arrest you right now for obstructing. All right. So, you can you can calm down, ma'am. You can calm down. I need your documentation. Each document you failed to provide to me is $180 ticket on top of that. So this apartment I need your registration and the insurance and I need her license. >> Okay. >> All right. Can I ask you a question though, sir? Like >> all right. Like I ain't going to lie. Like it's kind of like you give us like like attitude or something. >> I just want to know what's the reason. But >> I I'll explain everything to you in one second. I just need the rest of your documentation. This is your permit. That's fine. If this is your permit, I need her license. We need a valid license driver next to you. I still need the registration insurance for this vehicle and you failed to provide that to me. >> Like I said, it's $180 per >> Are you Are you choosing not to provide the information this time? >> We never said that. We said we need >> Please provide information. Why are we getting >> Please provide information. I need these documents. >> I don't know what documents. >> I need your license cuz he needs a valid driver license. Valid license driver. >> He's driving with a permit. He needs a valid license driver next to him. I still need the registration insurance for this vehicle. I'm not going to say it again. If you fail to provide it, you're going to get $180 ticket per document you failed to provide. >> Okay. And then what happens after that? >> We're going to go from there. >> After I get $180 ticket for every document, >> you're going to get the rest of the tickets for the violations. >> Okay. You can do that. >> Okay. Not a problem. Stand by. Pass these to her. These are her three tickets she's getting right now. Okay. >> She's getting those three tickets right now. All right. For allowing you to drive the vehicle when she has suspended driver's license, so you're not a licensed driver. All right. So, she's getting that ticket. She's getting one also for the the not wearing her seat belt as well. Okay. She's to have her seat belt. These are your tickets. Now, you weren't going to get half these tickets, probably only one or two in all honesty, and I was going to call it a day because this all started with the high beams from over there. Now, you refused. You You chose to listen to her. You chose to make your own decision. You're responsible for your actions. So, now you're getting tickets for the not providing >> insurance registration. All right. Everything's recorded, man. You got I'm not talking to you. I'm not talking. I'm talking. You want to step by. All right. Cuz she got you more trouble than me. Just step over here. You go. >> All right. Look, I want to know what the car getting towed for. >> When she heard that the vehicle might be towed, she immediately began arguing fiercely, seemingly believing that protesting long enough would somehow change everything. >> Going to get the car's not moving. Sit down in the car. Sit down in the car. You're going to find out when I get to it. I need you to sit down in the car. >> I need you to sit down in the car. We're going to get to that. We're going to get to that. >> So So she can't drive the vehicle to spend a driver's license. You have a permit. Besides the fact that your hours have passed, you should you don't have a passenger that has a val drive license for you to drive the vehicle. >> Can I call someone? >> No, that time has passed. >> Why does that time pass and you have not given us a reason? You never told us. >> I just told him. I just told the driver. Tell us that the car. When you tell us you didn't tell us you was going to car out. When did you tell us you was going to the car? >> That piece I don't have to tell you about. >> So, how is the car getting towed? Why is the car getting towed? Why is the car >> You don't have a valid driver's license. He doesn't have a license that he can drive at this time. His permit hours have already passed. He doesn't have someone to sit next to him that could have driven the vehicle. I also have insurance for the vehicle. So, this car is being told this time. >> No, the car is insured. You cannot >> You didn't prove to me otherwise. >> Move back. Get back. Get back. Get back. GET BACK. GET BACK. >> GET MY GIRL, BRO. I'm hand. Let me get her. Let me get her. I'm handle. She's not going to listen to you. Let me >> You want to talk to her? You can talk to the other side. Let me >> You go to the other side. Talk to her. I'm going to put you in cuff, too. There's no need for that. Listen. Talk. Can I grab her? I'll wait. I'll wait for you. You can speak on the side. Talk to her on the other side and I'll say, "Wait, you can talk to on the other side, man. Walk around. Walk around. I'm not going to do nothing. Talk to other side." I'm telling you. >> I'm telling you. I'm telling I'm telling you. I'm tell Listen to me. Speak to the other side and speak to her. Now, wait. You want to talk to her? Talk to other side. Talk to the other side. [ __ ] >> You need to move. You got to move right now. Go on the sidewalk. Go side. Go over there. So go put your hand down. Don't start with your hand. >> NOT GOOD. >> MOVE OVER. GET OUT. MOVE OVER. Over there. >> 107. There a second unit over here. >> Get over on the sidewalk. >> Get over on the sidewalk. >> Baby, come on. Come over here. Come talk to me. D >> Come talk to me. >> Step out the car. >> I'm not stepping out the car. I'm sorry. >> I'm going to step on the car and pull you out the car and put you >> What are you towing my car for? >> Step out the car. I'm going to arrest you. My car for >> Step out the vehicle. I'm going to get arrested. >> My car for >> Step out the vehicle. You're going to get arrested. What are >> you to my car for? I'll tell you outside. >> Step out the car. A simple command to step out of the vehicle became the breaking point as she kept the argument going even after repeated clear warnings. >> Out. I'll talk to you. Step out. Step out. >> Talk to me right here. >> You can literally You're disobeying a lawful order. >> You can literally talk to me. You're disobeying a lawful order. >> You can literally talk to me right. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Come on. Come on. >> Touch me like this. Get back. GET BACK. GET BACK. YOU GET BACK. TOUCH. >> YOU GET BACK. GET BACK ON THE SIDEWALK. You don't touch. Get back. You get back right now. Step back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. STOP TOUCHING ME. I'M NOT >> YOU GET BACK. YOU get arrested, too. Listen, I'm telling you, the cops are right down the block. You don't move on top, you're getting arrested. Get out. Move. Move. >> Bro, what are you doing to me? >> Come on. Get out. >> Yo, Yo. BACK UP. Back up. Back up. Back up. Come on. BACK UP. BACK UP. >> I got put in cuffs. Put him in the cuff. Put him in the cuffs, too. Put him in cuffs, too. >> Put him in cuffs. Be done. He want to move out the way. He going to cuss. THAT'S IT. OBSTRUCTION. STAY DOWN. Stay down. Stay down. Stop res. Stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back right now. >> Yo, he's been a dick ass from the start. Oh, bro. >> Nobody else. Nobody else. They're going to have to cut right now. Let me get my keys. Don't cut to me. Let me >> stop. But once the resistance turned into a physical struggle, every explanation seemed to come too late and the real price was only beginning to reveal itself. >> Wait, am I going to jail or just to the courthouse? >> You you are under arrest. >> Okay, but what does that mean, though? >> You're under arrest. You're going to to to our headquarters. You're going to get processed and fingerprint. >> Okay. And then what happens after that? Cuz I need if I'm like going to go home tonight, I need all my stuff. >> No, you're not. I don't believe you're coming home tonight. Go to jail. >> And then what's going to happen after that? Like what am I going to need to get out of this stuff is what I'm asking. Like what kind of stuff y'all going to need for me to show any identification, any insurance, any license? All of that is in my car. My phone is in my car. >> It's going to be fingerprinted. So we're going to have all the information. >> We're going to have that information real quick. >> Okay. My phone is in my car. My wallet is in my car. >> Your phone in the cell block that you can use to make phone calls. >> It's going to be at citywide. Okay. Just if I step out real quick, the the officer is going to search you. Okay. >> For what? Search me for what? >> To make sure you don't have any contro. >> Oh, we have to search you. >> Just turn around real quick. Right over your legs. Thank you, brother. All right. You don't got anything that's going to poke or stick me, right? >> No. You got anything in your pockets? >> Nothing. Cool. >> You got this belongs, right? >> Under New Jersey law, resisting or obstructing police as a disorderly person's offense can carry up to 6 months in jail and a $1,000 fine. She was charged with resisting arrest and obstructing police. The car still got towed while her ego got a straight ride to the station. 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.