Get out of the vehicle. >> Sir, I hear you. You don't have to Why are you ta- >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. STOP RESISTING. [ __ ] ACT LIKE A GROWN-UP. >> A ROUTINE TRAFFIC STOP ENDED IN HANDCUFFS. >> You're not under arrest. You're just >> You don't have to treat me like that. You just >> Stop freaking resisting. >> Ma'am, just >> You were hurting me. >> We asked you to step out of the car. >> She thought she was free to leave. The police saw it very differently. A traffic stop seemed moments away from ending peacefully, but just a few unexpected questions suddenly sent the entire situation in a completely different direction. >> This is not my car. I was going to North. >> Okay. Whose car is it? >> It's my brother's car. >> Your brother's car. Okay. >> Are you sure? What if >> Do you know that the temp tag is expired? >> Uh I don't know. I just I just said, "Let me see I can show you the text message." I said, "Let me see your car so I can take my baby to school and go to work." >> No problem. >> Why am I getting pulled over? >> Your temp tag is expired. Thank you. >> And actually with the temp tags, what do you want me to call? >> There might be a registration or insurance in there. >> I don't know. This This is it. >> Well, you make contact with him. I'll be right back, okay? >> Olivia, uh you don't have registration for it? >> I don't know. That's what it is. >> So, since the tag's not coming back, then make sure you get the VIN. We'll run the VIN to make sure everything's good. >> All right. I got pulled over. >> So, yeah, so pretty much what it is, it expired on January 15th, so almost 2 weeks ago. And then it's showing it's not actually assigned to a car at the moment. So. >> But it only was But it only was expired 2 weeks ago. >> Yeah, but it's also showing it's not supposed to be on a car. So, was it issued from the dealership you bought it from, or what? So, it's expired, but it also doesn't come back that it belongs on a car. We'll check it out. Just um see if you can get the insurance to stay in the car for us, okay? So, it's it's still registered to a dealership. So, that's it. For this, it's up to you what you want to do, but I would just take the tag. And just explain to her you know. >> This can't be on the car though. >> Yes, it doesn't It's not assigned to a car, we're taking it. Call the dealership and see if they can do something for you, and you can leave it on there. Figure it out, you could, I guess, but I mean it's expired, it's not valid. >> Okay, then. >> That was All right. >> So, that's What's this the registration? >> No, no. It's okay. Um so, that tag's not coming back to this car, it's not coming back to anything. >> He said the dealer He just told me the dealer say I think 2 weeks or >> 2 weeks? >> Or he told them 2 weeks ago it should be coming back. >> No. >> dealer the tag? >> The tag? So, he's already spoken to the dealer? >> Yes, he spoke to the dealer. >> When she was asked to step out of the vehicle, she repeatedly objected and demanded a supervisor. No one expected the situation to escalate so quickly. >> Based on Based on your behavior right now, and the smell of marijuana, we're searching your car. >> no behavior problem. Let me call them. >> out of the car. >> I don't know if Let me Let me call. >> Okay. Step out of the car. >> Can you please not touch me? >> Step out of the car, or you're going to go to jail. Step out of the car now. >> Why you putting your hands on me though? >> Because I'm telling you to step out of the car, and you're not listening. Step out of the car, or you're going to jail. You understand? >> What am I going to jail for? >> to be for resisting if you don't get out of the car. >> I'm not But I'm touching me. Listen, listen. First of all, for me to Listen, let me calm down. >> We are calming down. Step out of the car. >> No, I need to calm down. >> Okay. Step out of the car. >> Cuz you you It's feel like my heart is just racing because >> Ma'am, I'm telling you to step out of the car. You understand that? >> I I I can't breathe. I don't think you I don't think you understand. >> Step out of the car. >> force on me though? >> Because you're not getting out of the car. >> Okay, okay, I will, but you I understand >> Step out of the car. >> told me to step He grabbed me though. >> to step out of the car, ma'am. >> Just Just step out now. Step out. >> I don't think this right though. >> searching your car, we can't have you in the car. >> I don't have no kids in the car. He asked me about kids in the car. >> You're under arrest. Can we get a 45 in here? >> I I Like I said, I >> Step out of the car, ma'am. >> Why you putting your hands >> to tell you again, or you're going to jail. >> She stepped out of the car. >> Why you treating me like that though? Why you treating me like that? Crystal, they pulling me over. This guy's arresting me. Tell Lex to come on. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I don't understand. What am I putting my hands behind my back for? >> We're We're just going to detain you. We're just going to detain you. >> Cuz you're not listening. Put your hands Put your hands behind your back and that's it. >> me for no reason. >> Right now you're being detained. >> You're not under You're not under arrest. You're just being detained. >> Why are you grabbing me like that? >> Yeah, you were just about to let me go. Why? >> You're being detained. >> Okay, but you understand me? Why is she grabbing on me? >> Put your Put your hands behind your back. >> Help me. Help me. >> All we're asking you to do is >> I know, but >> hands behind your >> Look how you got my back. Look Look how you got my back. >> Listen, drop it. Put your hands behind your back. Get her in cuffs. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> We're just detaining you, ma'am. >> That's it. >> But why is she being rough? You're a woman. You understand? She's being rough. >> Then then woman to woman, put your hands behind your back. >> Look how you got my hand. Oh my god. Why are you being a jerk? Stop. My god. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not freaking resisting. Stop hurting me. >> Ma'am, just >> You are hurting me. >> We asked you to step out of the car several >> A heated roadside argument, conflicting explanations, and a series of accusations quickly turned the scene into complete chaos. >> Now, you can normally, right? You don't normally look at something like that that belongs to somebody else. Nobody Nobody's saying that there's anything wrong with it. >> Yeah, like I I I don't I just think it's it's on the road, so I think it's okay. That's not my issue. My issue is Well, being I don't like how you pulled me out the car, and I don't like how rough you've been being with me, and >> Did you get out of the car when they asked you to? >> No, he asked me to get out I was already getting out the car. >> You said that you You were already getting out the car? >> Yes, and listen, I was already getting out the car. When I seen his face and I seen how he was looking, it scared me. Honestly, because even when they first pulled me over, she took my She took every one of my information and everything with me. He came back and he was saying some things. >> Can I Do you mind if I get this out of your face and out of your mouth? >> I know that's probably going to take some time. >> Here's the thing that I want you >> Like I need to make a report to you. >> Okay. What exactly are you reporting? >> I'm reporting that the way he pulled me out the car, it was real wrong. You know, I know it was wrong. >> Did you give her your phone number? >> The other officer the way he was looking at him, he was looking at me. Like she didn't even know what to do. So he must have been in charge of her. >> Well, he is. >> I of course >> But she was acting like she didn't >> What to do at the end of the day is not who's in charge or who's the boss or who's the supervisor. It's a job and everybody got to do a job that was right. >> So when you see him grabbing me like that or cuz she had one of my hands or or putting my hand all the way up to the back of my head, you could have said Like you don't have to do that. I'm not resisting. >> Okay. So So here's the thing. >> Twisting, moving, and jumping >> wasn't here and the other officers were. >> I understand that. >> As far as how that happened, if you're saying that she was looking at him because she didn't know what to do. >> looking at me. She was looking at the situation like like it was just wrong. It was wrong. >> Even after a sergeant arrived to hear her complaints, the trouble was far from over. What officers discovered afterward became the real turning point in the case. >> So right now you're under arrest for resisting cuz we asked you several times to get out of the car. At one point you got back into the car. >> Cuz he was dragging me, pulling me. You ain't telling him >> He didn't >> to relax. >> out of the car. >> You ain't telling him to relax neither. >> So I put your belongings in this bag. I'm going to search you again. Just for now, please put your belongings in the bag, okay? Just take the car keys. >> What do you Where do you want to put the car? >> Yeah. I'm just going to search the car. Do you know where I put the keys? >> Yeah, I have them. She's looking for the keys now. Do you want your laptop and iPad to go with you, ma'am? >> Do you want to put it in? >> We can lock them in the car, but recommend bringing them with you. >> Is it open the office? >> I don't know. I don't know if they went in or not. >> We don't want to be responsible in the event somebody steals them, so >> Yeah, there's a lot of personal information in there that could be lost. I would just rather leave the key in the car. Somebody could be on their way to get it. >> Did you check her jacket as well? >> She's over there. Yes. >> Yeah, there's nobody in the office. Do you want this with you or do you want to leave it in your car? >> Please so somebody can pick up my key. >> So, we can't leave the keys in this car. >> Listen, when I was already on the phone, I already told to send somebody. So, I know. How do you know what person it is? >> Okay. What about the >> they're coming. >> What about the iPad? Because there's nobody in the office. Do you want this with you or do you want it locked in the car? >> To lock >> in the car doesn't mean the car can definitely come in. >> She was charged with resisting a law enforcement officer without violence and possession of less than 20 g of marijuana. Next, a vehicle with unusually dark window tint caught an officer's attention. But within seconds, what looked like a routine traffic stop suddenly took a very different turn. >> She 410 is still rolling north >> Copy that channel. >> Dispatch has been updated. >> The driver we saw just stopped at Dollar General. >> 3-6. >> 2-12 I'm out. 2-14. >> 10-4. >> When the vehicle finally came to a stop, the encounter could have ended there. But what happened beside the driver's door caused the situation to explode into something far more serious. >> Officer! Officer! >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car right now. Get out of the car right now. Third time I'm telling you get out of the car right now. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle right now. I'm about to tell you one more time you're going to jail. >> For what? What I would want to do? >> Failure to obey and resisting Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. Who else is in the car with you? Get out of the vehicle. >> Sir, I hear you. You don't have to Why is you TALKING IS ALL THIS CALLED FOR? WHAT THE [ __ ] >> STOP RESISTING. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop [screaming] resisting right now. >> I'm asking car B I'm not resisting so why is that they are resisting? >> You're under arrest. Let's go. >> [laughter] >> STOP RESISTING. LET ME DOUBLE LOCK YOUR >> SHE RESISTING, BRO. The [ __ ] >> I got it. You want to get out of the car. Stop moving. Stop moving. You did this to yourself. >> I ain't do [ __ ] What the [ __ ] DID I DO? [ __ ] I WAS PULLING OVER. >> THE CAR IS SECURE. >> The [ __ ] I don't got no reason to run. >> Stop moving. All right, just just go on. Block. She said >> too. >> Bro, why the [ __ ] you manhandling me? I'm not resisting. Babe, I'm sorry. >> Move this [ __ ] off the floor. >> Why the [ __ ] Tell him Tell him to call my Call Uncle Tyrell, TOO. >> ALL RIGHT, GET IN. Get in there. >> Amidst the heated argument, officers suddenly found themselves dealing with a problem far more complicated than the original traffic stop. >> [crying] >> Stand over there, please. >> Stand over there. >> Do you have someone I can Do you have someone I can come get them? >> to show you the law. >> Or am I calling DCF? Which one? >> Sir, can you stop Calm down. Calm down. >> You need to calm down. You've been a [ __ ] for no reason. Maybe doing this for the crack that you can't >> You're Ebony, right? >> That is crazy. I Hey, I can take these um cuffs off, too, just to let you know. >> If you do it, then we going to get them tight. >> That's what I'm trying to tell you. They're slipping off. >> Are they? >> Yes. >> All right, just You sit tight for a second. >> What was your purpose of arresting me and pulling me over? >> For failing failing to obey a law enforcement. >> How? >> You passed numerous spots you could have pulled over. I told you and I told you stop talking. Stop talking. Stop talking. Additionally, I told you four times to get out of the car and you didn't do it. >> No, you did That's a [ __ ] lie. No, why are you [ __ ] lying, bro? >> And then once you finally did, you resisted. >> You [ __ ] lying. >> Dispatch has been updated. All right, you're going to tell me I can call him or I can call in DCF. Which one? >> Bro, can you get I I don't know no numbers by heart. >> Who Is D. Lee available? Where Where's he at? Hello, this is Deputy Harrison Flagler County. Is this D. Lee? >> Yeah, this me. What's up, bro? >> Are you Are you able to Are you able to come get the kids over here from Dollar General on Old Kings? >> Wait, is that the right one? Is that a picture? >> Yeah, that phone got canceled. That phone number is canceled. >> Craziest mother >> Can you start a vehicle search whatever you finish? You already know who she is. Thank you. >> I already know what she is. >> One explanation from the police, one denial from the woman, and now the body camera footage may be the key to revealing who was really telling the truth. >> You take it for what >> I was going to get But I was going to get ready to pull over >> Let me Let me explain. Can I tell you how the traffic stop would have went had, you know, Can I Can I please talk without interruption? This is what's going to happen. I saw you pull out of the Microtel, right? I saw I could not see through any one of your windows as you can Can I Let Let Can you please not Can you Can you not interrupt me, please? Can't see through your windows. That's a in violation of Florida statute. Can I please finish? I go to conduct traffic stop. I turn my lights on for what, 15 seconds? Can I please finish? You do not do anything. I turn on my siren. We drive past mo- don't interrupt me, please. Multiple multiple side roads, multiple businesses we could have pulled over that are safely off the roadway. I have to get right on your tail, lights and sirens, changing the tones before you finally Please. Please. Can I say one thing? If my music was up, I didn't even Okay, but that shouldn't That's not an excuse. I didn't even see your lights. Ebony, that's not an excuse, okay? These flashing red and blues and your siren if you're that your music's too loud then. There's no way you're not going to see these lights. Additionally, you you finally pull over. Fine. I was not Ebony, please. Please stop interrupting me. I was even then I was not going to take you to jail yet. I told you to move. Tell her. I told you several times get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. I didn't ask for information. I didn't ask I didn't I didn't ask for information. I I asked you to I told you to get out of the car four times and you didn't do that. So then then when you finally got out when you finally got out and I tried I tried to put you in handcuffs. You started resisting me. So now we're going to jail. >> In Florida, resisting a law enforcement officer without violence can be punished by up to 1 year in jail, up to 12 months of probation, and a fine of up to $1,000. She was charged with failing to comply with a lawful police order, and resisting a law enforcement officer without violence. In addition, she received a citation for unlawfully tinted vehicle windows. 1 minute of stubbornness turned into a long trip through the court system. 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. 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