Because this [ __ ] is over here trying to take me TO JAIL FOR DOING SOME imaginary unlawful speeding. Why are you Why are you >> Expired tags, but the outcome is anything but minor. >> You know I was not supposed to be in here. I was never supposed to be in here. Jesus [ __ ] Let me out. [screaming] Let me the [ __ ] out. >> A routine traffic stop until everything spirals out of control. A seemingly harmless minor mistake, but just minutes later everything begins to go off track as officers notice signs that can't be ignored. >> I'm just stopping because your plates are expired by quite a while. You were aware of that? >> Yeah, I know. I I just talked to someone literally last week about them getting them this week. >> Okay, cool. All right. >> Yeah. >> Do you have your insurance All right. Yeah, you got this in the insurance for the vehicle? >> Um I don't have the up-to-date insurance, but I am up-to-date on my insurance. I just renewed that it last week. Last week I got pulled over for the same thing. >> Oh, okay. >> For a Super Bowl and I I know I'm out of date, but I do have the Um I am up-to-date on my insurance. >> Oh, okay. >> I just don't have the I don't have the card on me. >> Okay. Um do you not have like anything on your phone or email or anything like that? >> Um I could call my mom. >> Okay, do you know what insurance company it goes through? >> Yeah, it's Country Insurance. >> Okay. >> It's something that I don't I don't have the card on me. But >> Okay. >> I know I'm up-to-date on it. >> All right. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> Nothing? Are you on prescription pills or anything like that? >> No. >> No? Are you sure about that? Are you I said are you sure about that? >> Prescription pills? >> Yeah, any prescription pills, anything um like like any sort of depressant or anything like that? >> No. >> No? No alcohol? >> No, no, no alcohol. >> No? Okay. All right, just go ahead and stay in the vehicle. I'll be right back with you, okay? So, did you say this is your mother's car? >> No, I said I I had the my plates at my mom's house. This is my car. >> Oh, okay. But you said you have your place at your mom's house. What is that? >> said that the home address is my mom's house. >> Oh, okay. Um but for the vehicle insurance it says about calling your mom. >> No, country insurance is through my mom. >> Oh, so it's like she pays for the insurance for the vehicle, is that Okay. Okay. >> A test that seemed simple slowly begins to reveal something suspicious. Every step, every answer makes officers more doubtful. >> Run through a series of tests, okay? >> All right. Um yeah, let me get my little notepad out and then yeah, just stand right here, okay? Stand right here and face that way. But but yeah, just keep backing up, give us some room. Yeah, about right in here somewhere. Yep. I'm going to have you imagine a line directly in front of you. Perfectly straight line that's no wider than the width of your foot, all right? What I'll have you do is I'll have you place your left foot on that line, okay? And then you're going to place your right foot on the line ahead of your your right foot on the line ahead of your left foot with the heel of your right foot against the toe of your left foot. Place both your arms down at your side. While you're walking, keep your arms at your sides, watch your feet at all times, count your steps out loud. And once you start walking, don't stop until you've completed the test. Do you understand the instructions? Okay, you may begin. >> Right. One, two, >> Okay. >> three, >> Okay. All right. Um so you had Where where are you coming from again? >> My mom's house. >> Your mom's house and where is that at? >> In West Covina. >> The address on your license? Okay. So you're at your mom's house and what were you doing there? >> I was literally over there finishing a painting. >> Finishing a painting, okay. And you said that you'd consumed uh what kind of alcohol was it? >> Like two beers. >> Two beers, what kind of beers were they? >> Regular Michelob Ultras. >> Michelob Ultras like a can or a bottle or something? >> They're bottles. I had two drinks. >> They have like brown bottles. How many ounces is that? I don't I'm not familiar. I don't drink Mickey Ultras. >> I'm sorry. I don't know what you're trying to do. >> Like how big are the beers? Are they not like 40s, right? >> no, no. It's just a regular whatever 8 oz, 12 oz, whatever. Just regular like whatever she had bought in a pack. >> Okay. Let me ask you, do you feel like you're too impaired to drive? >> No. >> No? >> No. >> The decision to arrest is made and within seconds everything erupts as she cannot accept what is happening. >> Not at all. >> Because I'm seeing several clues on these tests that we just ran, okay? >> Yeah, I don't I don't I don't feel impaired at all. If if there's anything on that >> How often do you drink? >> I don't know, like twice a month, three times a month. >> very often? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, I don't have anything to hide and I'm not doing I'm not trying to do anything wrong. Like I feel like I just stood here and did everything that I could do. Like >> No. So at this time you're under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol, okay? Just based on what you Don't resist me. You're going to get another charge. You're going to jail, okay? It's going to happen. Don't resist us. Do not resist us. >> For what? >> For driving under the influence of alcohol. >> For two drinks all night? >> you really going to try to resist the two of us? >> For two drinks? What the [ __ ] is happening? >> You got to get on the ground. Get on the >> is happening? >> Turn around. >> What the [ __ ] >> You're under arrest. Don't turn away. >> What the [ __ ] is happening? >> You're under arrest. >> What >> We're driving under the influence of alcohol. >> You guys are >> I'm trying to get these sleeves off. >> What the >> Hey, you're going to go to jail. >> What? >> Ma'am. >> What the [ __ ] >> You need me to cuff over here? I've got to get over here. Do you need me to cuff over here? >> What the >> think I can cuff over here? Do you need me to cuff over here? >> What the happening? >> I got cuffs. Stop. >> What the happening? What are you even doing? >> Stop turning away. You're under arrest. >> anything. What the doing to me? >> You're going to jail. >> FOR WHAT? >> WE'RE TRYING to go to 95. Stand by. >> For what? For what? >> We explained it TO YOU. >> STOP. STOP. RIGHT NOW STOP TURNING AROUND what the hell did I do wrong I haven't searched your car at all test me for anything what do you think you've been doing okay what what's in this pocket what the happening right now what the what the Inside the patrol car the situation spirals out of control and what happens next escalates the incident into serious charges me I just stop what the stop what the what did I do wrong what the I do wrong what the do wrong no let me call my mom You're like 40 you're not calling your mom you do wrong I didn't do anything I didn't do anything wrong If you kick me Stop fighting Come over here and get in the seat belt sit in the seat All right I don't care then Turn it back up you piece of [ __ ] You You You You I was not supposed to be in here I was never supposed to be in here you piece of [ __ ] NO NO >> [screaming] >> YOU LET ME OUT LET ME OUT LET ME THE OUT this is UNCONSTITUTIONAL YOU LET ME OUT NOW LET ME OUT. >> YOU'RE ABOUT TO GET THIS, DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME? >> I'M not supposed to be in here. This is illegal. >> Shut the [ __ ] >> the [ __ ] American doesn't do [ __ ] Give me the out of here. Give me the out of here. >> In Florida, a first-time DUI is punishable by up to 6 months in jail, up to 9 months if a minor is present, a fine of $500 to $1,000, increasing to $1,000 to $2,000 if a minor is present, and a license suspension of 180 days to 1 year. She is charged with DUI, driving under the influence, assault on a law enforcement officer, and [music] resisting an officer. Next, a traffic stop that seemed routine, but just seconds later, the woman reacts aggressively, turning it into a tense confrontation. >> Ma'am, will you put your car in park and step out of the car? >> I am, but why can't I argue with >> Get out of the car. Step out of the car. No, you're going to step out of this car. >> I am, but I'm going to make a phone call. >> Okay, step out of this car. >> Okay. >> Now. >> Why? >> Because I'm giving you an order to step out of the car. >> But why are we giving me an order to step out of the car? >> get out of this car on your own power or I'm going to assist you out of this car. >> on the phone. >> Step out of the car. >> Why? >> Because I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the car. >> will. Why are you asking me to step out of the car? >> Because I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the car. >> I want to know why. >> I'm giving you a lawful order to step out. >> Why are we asking me to step out of the car? >> Because I gave you a lawful order. Step out of the car. >> Okay, but I want to know why. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car now. >> I will. Can you give me a second? >> No. You are stepping out of this car right now. >> second? >> Because I gave you a lawful order. Step out of the car. >> Give me a second. >> Your reckless behavior in driving is why I'm pulling you over. >> I was right behind the ugly >> You're doing 30 miles an hour in a 45-mile-an-hour speed zone. >> I was I was behind regular traffic. I was literally in between traffic. >> you one last opportunity, and now I'm going to tell you what happens. >> your lights on. >> Okay. I'm going to tell you what's going to happen. You're right. You are going to step out of this car on your own power. No, I didn't actually pull you over. I have stopped you for a lawful reason. I've given you a lawful order to exit this vehicle. If you choose to refuse that lawful order, I'm going to assist you out of this car. >> The final warning is given. Step out of the car immediately or face the consequences. And the next decision changes everything. >> This is your final opportunity to step out of the car. Okay, you're under arrest. Step out of the car. Reckless driving and refusing a lawful order. Yes, you were. Step out of the car. I'm sure they're on their way. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. I'm going to explain this to you. When that next unit gets here, I'm going to pull you out of this car. I don't work for the sheriff's office. You're under arrest for reckless driving. Reckless driving and refusing a lawful order. SO, STAND BY FOR YOUR ARENA. >> YEAH, YEAH, YEAH. This What's your name? >> Officer Applebaum. >> Officer Dre. >> No, it's Applebaum. >> Officer Dre Applebaum. Officer Dre K Applebaum 926. Officer pulled me over. I'm on US1. He talked about I'm reckless driving. When I'm doing the same speed limit I'm doing the same speed limit everybody else is [ __ ] doing. Now, he's not letting me go. He's telling me to get out. HE'S HE'S TRYING TO TELL ME THAT I'M under arrest. And I I'm THINKING ABOUT ADRIANA. I GOT TO BE THERE TO PICK HER UP. I GOT TO PICK MY DAUGHTER UP AT HER DAYCARE BY 6:00. How am I GOING TO DO I DON'T KNOW HOW I'M GOING to do that. Because this [ __ ] is over here trying to take me TO JAIL FOR DOING SOME imaginary unlawful speed. But you can't even go faster than what the The traffic is The traffic is going on US1. So how the [ __ ] am I speeding? >> All right. >> Are they speeding? >> This is your final opportunity. Step out of the car. >> speed. >> Step out of the car. Final chance. >> police officer. Why are you Why are you What the What the hell IS GOING ON? NOBODY'S GOING TO ARREST ME. Do you? Listen. I'm not even speeding or nothing. >> Stop. Stop. >> What the [ __ ] is this? What the [ __ ] is this? >> Stop. >> Even after being told she's under arrest, she continues to loudly deny everything, calling for help, but what officers are about to do next is what truly surprises everyone. >> Leave me alone, bro. I ain't even doing nothing. >> Tell them 10-39. >> I have not done anything wrong. My daughter has to be picked up by 6:00 at her daycare. >> Yes, ma'am. You're under arrest for 10-39. >> ME FOR? >> Come back over here. >> WHAT ARE YOU ARRESTING ME FOR? I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> COME BACK OVER HERE. >> I didn't do anything. I have to pee. I didn't do anything and I have to pee. >> You have anything on you? >> NO, AND I HAVE TO [ __ ] PEE. I DON'T How are you speeding in this traffic? How are you speeding in this traffic? >> Yeah. >> How are you speeding in this How am I You cannot do this. You cannot do this. >> You can't do this, bro. You're not even reading me my rights. I didn't do anything wrong to get arrested. You didn't even tell me what the [ __ ] I did to get arrested. What are you What are What are we doing? >> Sit in the car. >> You didn't even tell me what I did to be arrested. >> Sit in the car. >> What are we doing? >> SIT IN THE CAR. >> NO. >> SIT IN THE CAR. SIT IN THE CAR. ALL RIGHT, MA'AM, LISTEN. You're about to get tased. >> What are we doing? >> Get out of the >> What are we doing? >> You're about to get >> Sit in the car. >> You're about to get things. >> GET IN THE WHAT? I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING. [screaming] >> Sit in the car. >> I didn't EVEN DO ANYTHING. HOW AM I SPEEDING IN THE TRAFFIC, Officer Applebaum? >> You were doing 83 in a 45. >> What? >> You were doing 83 mph in a 45 mph zone. >> doing 83 mph Okay. >> And then as I tried to catch up to you, you started cutting in and out of traffic without signaling. >> All the officers was after me. Or you're just the only one that that that's supposedly caught me speeding FROM ALL THE WAY FROM [ __ ] MELALEUCA. YEAH. You're the only one from Melaleuca. Dressing circle, Melaleuca. I've been doing the same [ __ ] speed. I I GREW UP HERE. >> OKAY. >> I GRADUATED FROM [ __ ] ST. LUCIE WEST CENTENNIAL. I KNOW THAT I MAKE LIGHTS CHANGE AT NIGHT when you flash your lights. I know this these streets. This my [ __ ] [ __ ] >> The smell of alcohol, conflicting statements, and a confusing test, each small detail gradually comes to light, pushing the situation toward an unexpected outcome. >> Ain't no traffic out here on Friday. >> I'll do it right here and let's do the test then. That's That's the law, ain't it? >> Are you willing to participate in this? >> it. >> All right. Just so you know, we're going to go somewhere else. >> I'll take my No, somewhere else where? >> We're at the North Station right now. >> here. Why you got to take me somewhere else? >> Cuz you already fought with us once. I'm not taking you out of handcuffs out here. We're going to go to a secure location. >> right the [ __ ] here. There's two lines on the road I'm looking at right now. Like right in front of my car. What's the problem? >> You're not taking me to a secure location. >> I'm sorry to tell you that. If you >> DCF is going to be called soon. My daughter's going to be taken. I'M GOING TO HAVE A VENGEANCE. I'm going to most likely lose my life for bombing y'all [ __ ] up and trying to kill everybody. So what What are we what are we doing? [ __ ] you. >> WHO ARE YOU TALKING TO? >> TALKING ABOUT HOW I'M SPEEDING. You don't know what the [ __ ] Speedy is in A MAZDA M3. SUCK MY DICK. GO PICK UP MY DAUGHTER, [ __ ] >> OKAY. BEFORE YOU GET OUT OF THE CAR >> OH, what are we doing? Because I see you got gloves on. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. >> for you to participate in roadside field sobriety exercises. >> And what? >> For you to do what you were calling the truth test. Called roadside field sobriety exercises. That's what we're here for. >> Well, we could have done it right where we were and you could have let me go so I can go pick up my daughter. >> All >> on time. >> We are going to walk in here. >> Okay, let's do it. Okay, what you need to pull ME FROM THE BACK? LET'S DO IT CUZ THE QUICKER THE BETTER I CAN go get my daughter. I don't want to hear anything other than you can release you can be released and I can go get my daughter cuz I didn't do nothing wrong. >> If at any point in time you start resisting >> I'm not I wasn't resisting you in the first place. >> Okay. >> I wasn't resisting you in the first place. >> Step out here. We're going to go in here. >> The officer, what are we >> There's a camera there and there's a camera there and there's a camera there. All right. Let's go ahead and go in here. >> What are we What are we What are we What are we And then you have to walk the line. >> Okay. Let's start down here. I'm going to start down here. >> As I walk the line. >> Back this one. Two. Three. Four. Start out on your left foot and walk the line. >> Why? What What are we doing in here anyway? I can't walk the line. What are we doing? I can't walk the line. What are we doing in here? >> You have to walk the line and then I'll follow you out there. So, now I have to do the walk the line. >> I can't use the bathroom with the handcuffs on. >> You can't but you have to do it on a straight line. >> Is there What am I going to do in the bathroom with both of you watching me? I don't even have to pee though. I can't use the bathroom in front of >> I don't know what our policy is. >> Okay, so let's here until they come. What are we doing? And then my wife had to pee in a cup again. >> You are under arrest for driving under the influence. >> She is charged with reckless driving and resisting or refusing to comply with a lawful order with a possible DUI charge if test results are positive. She thought she was arguing, but she was really just speeding up [music] her trip to jail. 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.