Need to verify the info on her license. Turn off the car. Okay, cool. You can have one. TURN DOWN THE MUSIC. STOP! STOP! PUT YOUR PUT YOUR HANDS UP NOW! GET ON THE GROUND! NOW! A REFUSED CUP OF coffee turned into a chaotic traffic stop. Okay, let go. Let go. The woman thought she was winning the argument with police right up until the handcuffs came out. All because she was denied a coffee at Duncan, >> [music] >> this woman turned the entire drive-thru into a chaotic scene that forced police to step in. Are you going to move or not? They're refusing you service. You need to leave. Okay, they're refusing you service. You haven't paid for it, right? No, but I didn't Okay, so you haven't. They're refusing you service. Leave. Why? Okay, they're trespassing you from here, okay? If you don't leave, you're going to be taken to jail. Does that make sense? Yes. Okay. So, what about the leave part is confusing? Why are they Okay, give me your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance. You're impeding traffic. Pull around right over here, okay? And we'll conduct the rest of the traffic stop there. Roll down the window! Hey, so if she keeps doing this and I can't finish the traffic stop, I'm just I'll take her in for resisting. Let's do that. Hey, so you're about to go to jail for resisting. You understand? Need to verify the info on her license. Turn off the car. Okay, cool. You can have one. One wrong step out of the vehicle at the worst possible moment got the woman slammed to the ground and placed in leg restraints right in the Duncan parking lot. Turn down the music. Okay, are you going to answer my questions if your license is valid or not? Because if >> [music] >> All right, is your address still current on your license? No? What's the new address? You don't know what your new address >> [music and singing] >> Okay, so I'm just writing a citation for that. You're not going to answer any of my questions. All right, suit yourself. Stay in the car. Stay in the car. Cuffer. Cuffer. Cool, you're under arrest. Uh, newsflash, we can. It's not obstruction. So, now you're under arrest. Oh, no, you're not. 10-4, show me 10-30. Okay, let go. Let go. >> [snorts] >> Now, you're going in for battery on an LEO. Officer, hold her. I'm going to I'm going to get I got the shackles. I'm going to get them. Shackles, okay. From screaming and making threats to declaring she would hurt everyone, the woman's bizarre behavior led police to request a mental health evaluation. I'm going to help you up on your No, I don't want to get up. Okay, cross your legs. Let's have EMS 51. She's bleeding. Yep. Okay, so, um, what hurts? Did you know today was going to be the day that you killed somebody? What do you mean? You're alive. I'm going to hurt all of you. You're going to what? >> Hurt all of you. >> You're going to hurt all of us? Yes. That's touching. Like emotionally or Yes. Kind of I don't think you're really able to right now. Wait. You're going to hurt all of us. HEY. >> [screaming] >> I'M NOT HURTING YOU. OW. OW. OW. >> NO. Don't Don't Don't pull the end of the cuffs. Just pull by the armpit. I was just >> training? Are you on training? OH MY GOD. LET ME GO. I'LL KILL YOU. REALLY? You mean that? Help. I don't feel so mad. That was the voices. The voices? Hey, do you take medication? Nope. Are you supposed to take YOUR MEDICATION? >> NO. SURE? SO, VANESSA, WHAT DAY IS IT? Uh it's August. I think it's the 15th. It's Friday. >> Okay. Okay, it's Friday. Yeah. All right. Cool. Who's the president? Uh that's Trump. Okay. Um >> That's my Color of the sky? Blue. Okay. Um do you know kind of in general where you are right now? You know what state you're at right now? You know what? I'm sitting in front of the mother Dunkin' Donuts coffee shop. Okay. So, you do know where you are right now. >> Bravens in Florida. She thought getting taken to the hospital was the end of it, but instead she kept violently resisting and pushed herself into even more criminal charges. All right. Can you just go back? Really? Are you getting all this on camera? Yep. So, I recorded you. You get I don't have to charge. Oh. Uh kicked me, tried to run around. Tried to fight me and the nurse and and Well, now she's got two charges for resisting arrest. Man, you really messed up simple. A couple of felonies. It goes to a felony, yeah. The woman was charged with non-violent resisting, trespassing, battery on a law enforcement officer, and battery on a corrections officer. Next, one wrong turn instantly raised police suspicion. But, what officers discovered after checking her identity made the situation far more serious. You tried to dip out on me. I saw your registration was expired. >> I made a wrong turn. I stay on this street. I actually stay in this next house over. Okay. Do you have your driver's license, proof of insurance on you? You don't have it? You don't have a driver's license or you don't have it on you? >> have it on me. Okay. What's your You know your social, your driver's license number? No, I do not. You don't have Is it the vehicle registered to you? Yes. Okay. What's your name? Tamara. All right, hold tight for me. So, I'm coming down Livingston or Main Street. I see the car. I see the plates are like more than likely expired. I haven't run it yet, but I'm like, I'm not It's It's fine, whatever. As soon as I get close up to it, they dip off into the First Reunion or the First Union Bank thing, and then I just pull around and park. Well, then they come out and they sit there, and then they like they want to come back uh eastbound on Main Street, but then they see me, and then they come back and cut down Roosevelt. I'm like, "What are you What are you doing?" So, then I swoop them, pull them over. The registration is expired. She does She says she doesn't have her license, either. I'm going to chat her um going if she's valid or anything. There is a passenger. Is it two people? Yes, it's two people. Did they say why they were dipping? She said she made a wrong turn. So then she just can't She lives two houses up is what she said. But her address on here is Two houses up from where? From here. I live two houses up from here is what she said. And where is here? From From where we're at right now. Two houses up. >> [clears throat] >> I need to see who that who that driver who the passenger is though and make sure he's good to take the car or whatever. Oh, we can deal with that later. Pull her out? When police ordered her to step out of the car, the young woman repeatedly argued back. Then what she did seconds later sent everything spiraling out of control. Please step out of the vehicle for me. All right, can I go in the house and pee real quick? Unfortunately, I cannot let you do that. I will make every effort to get you to the restroom as soon as possible. So what am I stepping out of the car for? Cuz you have two warrants for your arrest. Two warrants? Two warrants. Yes, ma'am. >> What's the warrants for? I can explain all that to you once you get back in my cruiser. I would like to know what my warrants for before I get into the Okay, I need you to step out of the cruiser. Uh step out of your car right now, ma'am. I need you to step out of the car right now. I need you to step You're making this worse. Like don't make this worse. It's like it's traffic stuff. Like don't make this worse. Don't add another charge. Don't make this Don't elongate this stop. Like let's just get this over with and be done with it. Don't make this worse. Don't add Don't add other charges to this. So you're going to turn some traffic warrants into the criminal offense. Ms. Harris, step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle now. Step out of the vehicle now. Step out of the vehicle now. Step out of the vehicle now. Step Step out of the vehicle now. Don't do that. Do not do that. Do not do that. 2060 is taking off. Screams echoed through the neighborhood as the woman slipped into the mud while trying to flee. While officers repeatedly shouted for her to stop resisting. STOP! STOP! PUT YOUR HANDS UP NOW. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE [ __ ] GROUND RIGHT NOW. GET ON THE [ __ ] GROUND RIGHT NOW. GET ON THE [ __ ] GROUND RIGHT NOW. GET ON THE GROUND! NOW! GET ON THE [ __ ] GROUND RIGHT NOW. GET ON THE [ __ ] GROUND. GET ON THE GET ON THE [ __ ] GROUND. STOP PLAYING WITH ME. BUT YOU'RE NOT ABOUT TO KEEP CHOKING ME. >> YOU'RE NOT AIN'T NOBODY CHOKING YOU. GET ROLL OVER. GET ON THE GET ON THE I DON'T GIVE A She took off running. [ __ ] 26 And I want to go for it. Open the door, ma'am. Come here. They taking me out the car. I ain't did You was You got any weapons >> Wait, there's code three. We got her managed. All right. I copy. I know you do. So we get this figured out. We're going to sit in the car, okay? All right. Just leave your phone right there. >> Okay. Well, can I to up? Well, I'll get that to you. Just hang on. I got nothing to do with none of that, man. Okay. What's your name, bud? Rashid. Rashid? Yeah. Okay. Can you call an ambulance? No. Roll over. Get on your [ __ ] STOMACH NOW. >> NO! MY ANKLE HURTS. GET ON YOUR STOMACH. GET on your stomach now. Get on your stomach now. Get on YOUR STOMACH NOW. MY ANKLE HURTS. GET ON YOUR STOMACH NOW. ROLL OVER. STOP RESISTING. YOU'RE ADDING MORE CHARGES. NO, I'M NOT RESISTING. MY ANKLE HURTS, TOO. NO! >> [screaming] >> NO! STOP RESISTING. NO, MY ANKLE HURTS. STOP RESISTING. NO! NO! [screaming] STOP RESISTING. MY ANKLE HURTS, PLEASE. HELP. STOP MOVING. STOP MOVING. I GOT I GOT ONE. ALL RIGHT. My ankle hurts. Stop. Stop resisting. The most shocking part wasn't the attempted escape, but the serious charge uncovered after what initially seemed like nothing more than a traffic stop. Stop resisting. MY ANKLE HURTS. >> [screaming] >> NO, I CAN'T BREATHE. STOP RESISTING. ROLL OVER. NO, WHY? >> [screaming] >> GET OFF OF ME. WHAT HAPPENED? MY ANKLE HURTS. OKAY. OKAY. MA'AM, WHAT'S YOUR NAME? I have all that. Don't worry about it. Sit up, Ms. Harris. Sit up. I'm going to help you up, OKAY? RELAX. HEY, RELAX. NO, I DON'T WANT TO IS SOMEBODY WITH THE CAR? THERE'S somebody in the car, her brother or somebody. >> OKAY? OKAY, WE CAN'T SHE SAID SHE HURT HER ANKLE when she TOOK OFF RUNNING. HERE, SIT UP. >> [screaming] >> THERE YOU GO. PLEASE, RAVEN. YEAH, I'LL SIT THERE WITH HER ALL NIGHT. SHE GOING TO JAIL. I CAN'T BELIEVE SHE NO CARE, BRO. AND THEN THAT'S WHEN WE HAD GOT STOPPED, and then uh I guess they had ran her name and all that and said she had two warrants, and I'm like, "Well, look, man, just get her out of the car and let them do their job." >> is all This is all just for traffic warrants. Ridiculous. Stupid. So >> Stupid. And look, I'm telling her, I'm like, "Look, get that handled, you feel me?" She like, "Well, I ain't going to jail." I said, "Bro, please, bro. Just go get [ __ ] taken care of. Like, I'm not trying to I don't have time for this." So, then when she did what she did, I'm like, "Look, I ain't trying to have no parts in it, man." Okay. Who are you on the phone with? My my cousin. Okay. Where are you trying to get to? His house. Where Where's that at? Up north. Up north. In Ohio, obstruction is considered a misdemeanor and can carry penalties of up to 90 days in jail and fines of up to $750. Kamaria was charged with failure to comply and obstruction of official business. During the investigation, police later discovered she possessed a firearm despite having a prior violent felony conviction leading to additional weapons charges. In the end, she was sentenced to a total [music] of 4 years and 9 months in prison. Running from a minor traffic stop and ending up with a free combo of nearly 5 [music] years in prison. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraising efforts. Thank you so much.