You remember what I asked you? Well, I asked you for your driver's license and you handed me a vape and then you dumped out your purse and then you looked at your driver's license and didn't handle. >> What are you doing? What are you doing? >> Don't touch my vehicle. >> No, you won't get out of the vehicle. >> Just one wrong turn and the waitress's entire night turned into a disaster. vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the She just wanted to go home after a night shift, but a small mistake on the road turned into a nightmare under the flashing lights of the police. A small mistake that should have only warranted a simple ticket, but no one expected it to spiral into a shocking nightmare in the middle of the night. >> What are you doing? What are you doing? You don't have to touch my >> Get out of the vehicle. >> No, you won't. Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> The officer asked her to step out for safety, but the waitress snapped back. I have the right to stay here. And [music] tension tightened like a drawn bow string. >> Um, it's okay. Um, you're riding in the bike lane, too. We were traveling to the bike lane. >> Well, right here on 180. Were you on your phone or something? >> Okay. Well, I saw I saw you travel in the bike lane. >> I did not. >> All your paper is driver's license, registration, insurance. >> Okay. Yeah, I $300. >> I mean, you might have got your bike. No, I myself. >> That's all right. I He did it twice. Oh, once I saw the second time I wanted to I wanted to check it out. >> So, this one is old. So, you can go that way. Do you have your most current form of insurance? This is actually expired. >> All right. So, why why are you doing that? Let's come back here and then we'll we'll finish the rest of our business back here. >> What is that? Birds gave way to action. She tried to slam the door. The officer tried to open it and then the taser sparked in the night. Screams echoed down the empty street. >> And like I said, I want to do our business right here. >> You do have to hold on. What are you doing? What are you doing? You don't have to have your mouth touch my >> open. Open it. >> Get away from me. >> Come here. >> Come here. You're not going to shut the door. >> Come here. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> No. GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> Get out of the vehicle. Hurry up. Get out of the vehicle. >> No, you won't. GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. >> Vehicle. I hear you. >> Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. [music] Hurry up. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. Stop. >> I know you're >> in a police car. The trembling waitress said, "I just wanted to go home after my shift. I didn't know I had to get out of the car, but by then it's too late for any explanation. Do >> something you didn't have." >> No, I have nothing. I was getting off work. I was going home. I had a shitty night. Do >> something. >> I had a shitty night. I had a $100 walk out of a customer. I had to pay and that kind of sucked and I was just going home and he wanted me to get out and stand on the sidewalk and I wasn't covered with that. >> You're required to >> I can't sit back. >> That's your best. [music] >> This is now you're going to reach. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have them present with you while you're being questioned. So what what happened today? >> He pulled me over and he said I was in the bike lane. I just left the Chinese palace. >> Okay. >> So when I turned out I may have touched the bike lane. He said I did it twice. I didn't think I did. He asked me to get out and come back to his car. I wasn't comfortable with that. As far as I knew, I didn't have to. >> Okay. You were required to. >> Well, just just so you know. >> Okay. Well, I didn't think I was. >> So, that was my mistake. >> So, my car door is my window's broken. So, I just shut the door and he >> reached in, unbuckled my seat belt, tased me. >> Okay. >> I All I was trying to do was get my entrance information. >> Okay. So, what is all over your vents? >> Uh, where I probably where I pass myself and where he threw me on the ground. >> Have you had any helpful? No, I didn't work. >> Any marijuana, prescription medications? >> No, nothing. Take a blood test, breath, whatever. >> I'm asking you because off of my observations, your eyes are very bloodshot and red. >> I've been at work all night. I'm a waitress. >> It all started with a small mistake, but ended with four charges one night. And if she had just stepped out of the car, she wouldn't have ended up in jail. >> Um, I think we're He's just going to tow it anyways, right? >> Just tow it. You think I should CTA her or take her up to the jail? I'll just >> I'll take her with I'll just hit her with um Who's this? >> Do you want to take care of the the inventory for me? >> Yeah, I can. >> I see that. Did you see your head? >> That was when I was pulling her on the ground. >> Did you hit your head? >> Yeah. I don't know what happened, but I felt it. or something on the side of you know once we got out on the ground. >> Um she might have tossed she might have tossed this dude. I don't know. She was also It just looked kind of funny though. I don't know if she's trying to hide something, but she was sitting on top of all that. So I thought maybe she was trying to hide some dope and then I told her that she needed to exit the vehicle. >> Um I think we're supposed to do everything on track. >> Okay. So just Okay. >> Let me just get those in. >> Yeah. >> All of this could have been preventable if you just stepped out. Like I said, >> what? >> I don't I don't care, man. It's not It's not if you're comfortable or not. >> Okay. Well, that cost you to go to jail tonight. Are you still >> huh? >> I have my >> um no that's not allowed to go with you to the jail. >> Um what I can do is I can I can log it in at the city police department. [music] >> In New Mexico, resisting an officer can be punished with up to one year in jail or a fine of up to $1,000. while assaulting a police officer is considered a fourthderee felony, potentially leading to several years in prison and higher fines. She was arrested on charges of resisting an officer, assaulting a police officer, failure to maintain her lane, and not having valid insurance. Up next, she thought a wrong turn in running a red light were harmless. But the officer's request for her paperwork turned everything into an action movie scene. >> Do you remember what I asked you? >> Anything you want? >> Well, I asked you for your driver's license and you handed me a vape pen and then you dumped out your purse and then you looked at your driver's license and didn't hand it to me. So, that's where I'm at. Is this your car, Caitlyn? Is this your car? Do you know why I stopped you? You made a right on red at Hillyard Madison, Florida. It went through the red light of McKinley. Then you turned on the riverside, didn't use a turn signal. Then you started making a left turn and then turned your signal on. Kind of like as you were making your left turn, made a wide right turn around the curve and I smell alcohol. You can't tell me where you're coming from. You're handing me a vape pen instead of a driver's license. So I'm going to have you step out. We're do some field sobriety tests. Okay. >> No thank you. >> No thank you. Okay. Well, then step on out cuz you're under arrest for DUI. Okay. You want to get out or you want me to help you out? No, thank you. It's not really an optional thing right now, ma'am. Come on up, Kayla. This going to be entertaining. All right, stand up barely. When asked to step out of the car, she refused to cooperate, argued repeatedly, and handed over the wrong items. What seemed like a minor situation began [music] to escalate. >> You're going to lose all day long. >> Oh. Um, is it help? >> Yeah. I don't like jokes. I'm going to hobble. Give me your other foot. We're going to hobble you. >> Yeah. Kicking policeman is funny to you. >> I mean, >> huh? >> No. >> Well, that's what you did. >> I mean, it's a joke. >> You being drunk and stupid is not a joke. >> Well, no. Obviously. >> Obviously. Yeah. >> Not good for you either. >> What's that? >> Not good for you either. >> I know. So, I don't appreciate you kicking at us. >> Oh my god. So now we're going to hog tie you like a dog. >> So now we're going to hog tug you like a dog. >> You want to walk to the car or you want to act like an animal and get carried? We'll just carry you. >> Carry you. Okay. >> That's it. Yeah. >> She refused to cooperate and even kicked the officer, forcing the use of special restraints, and the confrontation was far from over. >> Sorry. Please. Please. >> I'm really [screaming] sorry. Please. I'm really [laughter] sorry, but I just want to make Please, please, please. It [laughter] hurts. It hurts. Please, please, please, [gasps and laughter] please, please, please, please, please, please. I want my mom. I WANT MY MOM. I WANT my mom. I want my mom. I want my mom. >> Did she kick you or go right between your legs? She miss you? >> Yeah, I think so. Okay. >> She just swung at me. >> I want my mom. I want [crying] my mom. I want [laughter] my mom. [screaming] >> You want your what? >> I want my mom. >> I want my mom. >> Okay. Well, maybe she can come and get you out of jail. No, >> I'm not trying to be bad. I just want my mom. >> If she answers the phone for you in an hour, YOU CAN GO HOME. >> NO, I [screaming] WANT HER NOW. I WANT MY MOM. NO, I want my mom. [laughter] I want my mom. I want my mom. I didn't do anything wrong. I just want my mom. >> Okay. >> I want my mom. I knew my mom >> justice. I love my mom. >> While restrained, she kept pleading for her mom, crying and [music] panicking. A moment both heartbreaking and tense, leaving everyone watching on edge. >> Sorry. You want me to drive you home? >> Well, you're refusing to drop me off. >> Correct. Cuz you're under arrest, so you go to jail. >> That's >> Hey. >> Yes. Hey, >> hey, hey. >> Let me out. >> We will when they come get us. >> No. Hey. Hey. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. Look at me. LOOK AT ME. LOOK AT ME. LOOK AT ME. LOOK AT ME. [laughter] Look at me. Look at [screaming] me. Look at me. >> What? >> Pink. >> Think of what? [laughter] >> Take this up. Look at me. LOOK AT ME. LOOK AT ME. LOOK AT ME. LOOK AT ME. LOOK AT ME. Look at me. Look at me. Don't be scared. I have to be scared. Don't be Look at me. DON'T GIVE UP ON ME. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE. YOU KNOW WHAT WHITE PEOPLE DO. PLEASE, PLEASE, please look AT ME. YOU KNOW WHAT WHITE PEOPLE DO. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE, please take this off of me. Please, please, please, please, [laughter] please take those, please. Please, please take this off of me. Please take this off of me. Please take this off of me. I don't want to do this. Please take this off of me. I can't handle this. Please take this off. Please look at my look at my hands. Look at behind my back, please. From a traffic violation and defiant behavior, she was ultimately arrested for DUI and resisting an officer. A stark reminder of how losing control can have serious consequences. Respect the law. Respect officers [music] doing their duty. And understand that controlling your emotions and actions not only protects yourself, but also helps keep the community safe. Hey 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.