Reason I'm stopping you guys is because you're in a stolen car. I just bought this. You just bought it? Yeah. Okay. Where is the female officer? Don't put your hands on me. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. The car has an issue, but Karen tries to hide it. You're not free to leave, right? You're being detained because the car is stolen. >> Exactly. Okay. So, it wasn't my knowledge that it was stolen. So, I would like >> Let's Let's not Stop fighting. STOP IT. A SMALL LIE IS ENOUGH TO MAKE EVERYTHING fall apart in an instant. Just a routine traffic stop, but when officers say the car is stolen, her expression changes and everything starts to spiral out of control. Reason I'm stopping you guys is because you're in a stolen car. Do what? Yeah. >> I just bought this. You just bought it? Yeah. Okay. You got your driver's license with you? I did not. Uh I have my purse. We're We're just going to get you to step out. It's a stolen vehicle. We'll work it out. >> No. No, I don't >> Ma'am, hop back here. Hop back here for me. It's reported stolen. Hop back here for me. You don't need your dog. You can go. You just bought the car. Yeah. Okay. Do you have the bill of sale with you? No, she The lady told me that I had to go to the DMV. To get the bill of sale? Yeah, and the tag and all that. >> Do you have a title? No, she Well, she said that she was going to send it to me. So, I guess what made you do this transaction? >> Yeah, I just listed for sale my boss's like a car. Yep. Literally, I'm on her own marketplace on Facebook and she said that we I would give her the money and she said that she's going to meet me sometime tomorrow to give her the title. Okay. I got you. So, since I want to ask you questions about this, okay? Obviously, you're not free to leave right now. It's showing it's stolen. I'm I'm going to read you your rights real quick, okay? It does not mean you're under under arrest. It just means that I want to talk to you about it, okay? Do you understand each of those rights? I want a lawyer. You do not? Okay, you don't want to talk about it at all? I just want to see what the hell's going on. That's what I'm trying to figure out, and the only way I can do that is by talking with you. Yeah. And so, but you just told me you don't want to talk to me." >> Well, I obviously want a lawyer at all times, but um also like if I you ask me a question and I answer it, but I want a lawyer. Okay, so you don't want to talk to me? I mean, yeah. I mean, um am I under arrest? You said no. Um You're not free to leave, right? You're detained because of car stolen. >> Exactly. Okay. I'm trying to figure out if there is >> Well, I just told you. So, um am I under arrest, yes or no, or Like uh the car was stolen, so what do we do from here? Do I go to jail or not? I'm trying to figure that out, okay? Because sometimes >> know because I don't know. >> Okay. Okay. Here's what we're going to go with, okay? I'm trying to explain this to you, okay? I don't know if you're not picking up on it or what's going on, okay? People cars get reported stolen, okay? And it's a civil issue, like it A decision is made quickly and the handcuffs come out, but the shocking part is this is only the beginning of the trouble. Today. Yeah. For how for how much again? 25. >> Okay, and there's no bill of sale? No, like she said I could get it from the DMV. When you say 25, 25,000 or 2500? Wait, 5,000. 25,000? Yeah. You told me 2500. >> 2500, like either it was 2500. Um she told me that the bill of sale I had to get it Monday from the bank but the title I was to get tomorrow. >> Do you have any messages on your phone that I can look at that could collaborate this all? >> no. I actually don't. Okay, you're under arrest, okay? Okay, fine. So, what are you [snorts] arresting me for? >> the vehicle is stolen. Okay. You have a So, it wasn't my knowledge that it was stolen, so I would like >> It's pretty It's only I had this up pretty much conspiracy that I stole the vehicle. So, it's kind of like when we go on We have to go based on reasonableness. It doesn't seem reasonable. Okay, so you're going to arrest me because someone reported the car stolen? You asked me a question. I was answering it. And I did not know, so I'm getting arrested for not knowing that it was stolen. You You asked me a question. I was trying to answer it for you, but you interrupted me. Would you like me to answer your question? I would like um you to call my dad, please, and my lawyer. Will you call my lawyer? I can't do anything with the jail, okay? Oh, absolutely can. But Her boyfriend speaks up and what he reveals completely changes the story. The truth begins to unfold in a way no one expected. She's literally She's done this four times. I don't think this You did it cuz y'all were behind me. Yeah. How long have you guys been physically with each other? Like Probably since I wish my phone would actually work with [ __ ] exactly probably like 12:00 this evening. Today? Okay, so it's 8:15 right now. So, okay. So, 12:00 today, where did you meet her? Uh Easley, Walmart. Okay, in Easley, South Carolina. Okay. Where did you guys go from there? Okay, we went from Easley and then after Easley, I wanted to go to South Carolina like I said. I wanted to go to every weekend I go to my family. Do you know where you are right now? No, I don't know. Okay, you're in Athens, Georgia. Athens, Georgia? Yeah. Any idea what you guys are doing down here? Uh yeah, we're trying to make it We're coming to buy that car but we're trying to make it home. She came to buy this car? When did you buy this car? Like not even 2 hours Probably like 2 hours ago. Where did you buy this car at? Like I told him I wish I could tell you that cuz I think she's down the street out here from the dude at Marketplace or something. Yeah, a few towns between. I guess it had to be Commerce. I don't know between about 11:00 >> Commerce? Is that what you said? Yeah, cuz I We stopped in Lavonia. Okay. Before she bought the car. >> What What car were you guys in earlier? A red car One of our friend's truck. It's a red uh S10. Okay, so somebody else was driving Did they drive you to the Yeah, they drove us over here. Okay. And when were you there for like the interaction of the the car purchasing? Yeah. Okay. Who Who did y'all meet with to buy the car? Uh apparently some guy she seen on Marketplace in Greenville. Okay. Uh do you remember how much you bought it for? She says 3 grand, but I don't believe her. She likes to lie. Well, I think she lied. >> Okay. I don't think she had 3 grand on her. It looked like 3 grand that she gave her. It did not look like 3 grand. I don't know for sure, but she says 3 grand. Okay. So, she told you 3 3 grand. Okay. Um So, you guys go to somewhere between Commerce and Lavonia to buy the car. Y'all buy the car, and then what happens next? Uh we're here. Okay. So, Casey, how did the car key get in his pocket? Um well, I mean I don't know. I have two of them. He's my boyfriend. Where's the Where's the second key at? Cup holder. Cup holder, okay. That works to that car cuz we tried to start it, but it just said no key detected. Yeah, because it's my car. But nothing personal, but like we've established it's it's it's not your car. >> It is actually. >> When officers take a closer look, they find something that escalates the situation seriously, and at that point, she has no way back. >> I paid my damn $2,500, and the damn [ __ ] $2,500, and my car turns out to be stolen. And did And you didn't get a bill of sale? Because you're supposed to get it from the DMV, I thought. Well, I don't know. >> And can you provide us any information on this person you bought the car from? I mean Marketplace. I can try to show you the messages, but I mean he he has my phone. That's my We share a phone. I don't have a phone right now. Like I do, but it don't have service, so it just got off work. >> Where exactly did you go when you bought it? Greenville. I'm sorry? Greenville. Like Yeah, but Greenville's a big city. That's, you know, like >> Or Cherrydale. Like anywhere specific? Walmart parking lot? Police Department? You know? We was at the shopping center. Which shopping center? The one right there where there's the like the Talk to me like I know nothing about Greenville. >> Movie There's a movie theater and there's like a old navy I you know I don't have to ask you these questions. We're trying to like find ways that we can >> a lawyer. Okay. Anyway, so you're saying you don't want to answer any questions. Is that what you're saying? >> I know exactly what the hell happened. I'm telling you what the hell happened. I want a lawyer. So you're saying you want a lawyer and you don't want to answer any questions. What I was just asking if there's things that we could look at as far as to validate that would have security cameras. Cuz you know it's 2025. There's cameras in all these stores. Like Walmart's got a whole bunch. Police departments got them and stuff like that. Yeah. But you said lawyer, so um you're not only under arrest for the stolen car, obviously. Got a bunch of fentanyl and meth and a pill and things like that, so you're going to go to jail for those as well. Um just got to figure out how much. Do you know what the trafficking weight for uh fentanyl is in Georgia? I don't fentanyl, but yeah. I know I found I pulled that out of your bag. I'm just letting you know anything more than 4 g. Got to weigh it and uh we'll go from there, okay? You see, I know you like to talk. I want you to listen to me right now. You're You have a lot going on right now. You're going about to get another charge for obstruction. >> my dad immediately. That's not how this works. We're not having court here. You're under arrest. You need to let her scan your fingerprints so we can confirm who you are. >> In the 3 seconds unless you comply, you're going to catch an obstruction charge. >> you cuz I'm suing the sheriff's department as it is right now. So I suggest >> No, we're not calling the sheriff. Are you going to provide your finger to this officer? >> I'm not Danny Singleton. I Who is Danny Singleton? The sheriff of South Carolina. Oh, you're not in South Carolina. You're in Georgia. Provide your fingerprint, ma'am. Ma'am. Provide your fingerprint to her or you're going to be charged with obstruction on top of everything else we got going on. >> You're going to mess up an investigation for obstruction, so I suggest you please call the sheriff. Uh no, we're in Clark County, Georgia. All right, you're good. You're under arrest for obstruction now, too, and you're going to be booked into jail as Jane Doe because we can't confirm your identity. You looking up on my Facebook, TikTok, anything you want. Well, what we need to do is check your driving status and your Facebook. Facebook doesn't count as Facebook doesn't count as your actual ID out of a state, so. Yes, it does when literally that it shows I live in that state. I'm all over that state, though. She is charged with possession of a stolen vehicle, possession of controlled substances, and obstruction of justice. Next, a simple speeding violation, but from the very first moment officers notice something unusual, and the situation quickly spirals out of control. I'm with the Lee County Sheriff's Office and stopped you for a couple reasons, okay? The first one was your speed. You were going 58 in a 40 back there, okay? Okay. So, I had you on radar for 58 in a 40, okay? Is this your vehicle? >> No, this is not my own. Your mom's vehicle, okay. So, the rear registration light is out on the vehicle right now, so you got to get that fixed up, okay? And then you're not wearing your seat belt, so. No, I took it off. You took the seat belt off? Okay, I got you. Okay. How much weed do you have in the car right now? I don't know. Okay. Just that? Okay, I got you. Do you have your license on? No. Is it suspended, revoked? It's suspended? Okay. Do you have insurance on the car? Yes. Okay. Where does your mom live at? North Chicago, okay. She going to have to come? Uh we'll we'll see. I mean, when did your license get suspended? I'm going to court for it right now. I got to go to court next month. You got to go to court next month? Yeah. Why did you I'm right here down the street, bro. Literally. >> What do you mean right here down the street? >> my mom. Okay. What's uh what's your last name? And your first name? Robin. Robin? R O B I N? Yes. All right. Do you have that in the insurance with you or Yes, on my phone. So, this one did just expire, looks like uh September 1st. >> know. He didn't he didn't send me the one cuz this He said the insurance expired. You're good. I'll give you some time to look for that, okay? So, right now I'm just You're good. I'll give you some time to find the updated one, okay? All right. Do me a favor though and step out, okay? Well, number one, you can't drive cuz your license is suspended. Okay? Well, you're going to have to get out regardless, right? Cuz you're not going to be able to drive the car. So, let's get out of the car. Let's get out of the I'm asking you to get out of the car. Okay. Let's get out of the car. Just one request to step out of the car, but her reaction instantly turns the situation into a tense roadside confrontation. Ma'am, I'm going to ask you again or I'm going to put my hands ON YOU, OKAY? STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. Stop resisting. Stop fighting. Stop Do you have any weapons Is your camera on? My partner is using THE NO, OKAY. I DON'T NEED ONE. SLIDE IN THIS FOR ME. >> OH. OKAY, you know what? So mad ass. That's fine. Put Put it in right now. All right, I'll drive. Where am I going? TO JAIL. FOR WHAT? UH BATTERY OR PLEASE ALL I DIDN'T TOUCH EITHER ONE OF Y'ALL. THE I DIDN'T TOUCH REFUSAL, SHOUTING, and denying everything. But when officers state the reason for the arrest, the truth no longer seems as simple as SHE THOUGHT. >> NOBODY KNOW WHY I'M GOING TO JAIL FOR A BATTERY. WAIT, RESISTING. I DIDN'T OKAY, BUT I DIDN'T TOUCH NOBODY. WHY THE [ __ ] AM I GOING TO JAIL FOR A BATTERY? I DIDN'T TOUCH YOU. WHAT THE [ __ ] YOU TALKING ABOUT? YOU JUST TRYING TO FIND A TICKET. I NEVER TOUCHED YOU. RUN THEM CAMERAS BACK. WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] ABOUT NO PARKING IN THIS HOLE. WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU? THE JUST CLOWN [ __ ] SHUT YOUR DUMB ASS UP. Show them dead people. Lying. Just lying. The Where the [ __ ] did I touch you? I NEVER TOUCHED YOU. JUST TWO OF Y'ALL. HOW DID MY LITTLE ASS TOUCH YOU? THE Y'ALL ASS AIN'T GOT [ __ ] BETTER TO DO. HUH? NO, I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE [ __ ] the address is. Figure it out. Since I touched you, figure it out. You won't get [ __ ] up out OF ME. TAKE TAKE ME TO THE TAKE ME TO THE STATION. YOU WON'T GET [ __ ] OUT OF ME. YOU WON'T GET [ __ ] OUT OF ME. YOU JUST SAID I'M GOING TO JAIL FOR A BATTERY. YOU JUST SAID I'M GOING TO JAIL FOR A BATTERY. SO TAKE ME there for the battery. You can tell me that. I want I I want to see you take me to jail for a battery right now. Come on, let's go. Cuz you're not getting [ __ ] up out of me. Let's go. Let's go to the station. Give me the battery. Let's go. Come on. Come on. Let me see you get away with this battery. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Let me see you get away with this battery. Let's go. So clown ass on. Take me to the station. I'll get a ass my answers. You won't to the up out of me. Y'all in there looking for her some what the is you looking for? Nothing. Nothing is in there, dummy. Is there anything you need from Shut the [ __ ] up talking to me. Stop talking to me. You tell me y'all can't even tow her [ __ ] car. She got insurance on her car. You mean? How the [ __ ] is you towing her car? Your dumb ass home. >> the new explain or you No. Shut the [ __ ] up. Take me to jail like you said so I can get booked and get out. You mean? While being handcuffed, she continues to challenge officers and demands to fight it in court, but the charges she faces could completely change her life. It don't even matter. I hope your cameras was on the whole time. I hope they were. Baby, I don't got [ __ ] to worry about. I didn't lift a finger at your [ __ ] ass. You mean? Can we go? Let's go. Let's go. The Let's go. Exactly. No warrants. None of that [ __ ] You mean? NONE OF THAT [ __ ] NONE OF THAT [ __ ] DUMMY. CLOWN. You mean? None of that [ __ ] So stupid ass. Now let's see you try to put this battery up on me, dummy. Going to sue the [ __ ] out this [ __ ] Let's do it. On my dead, let's do it. I need some money. Let's do it. Let's do it. Come on. Come on. You so mad you trying to find something. You better stay on the phone with that state's attorney. You so [ __ ] mad. Ooh. In Illinois, possession of cannabis under 30 g is punishable by up to 364 days in jail and a fine of up to $2,500. She faces multiple charges: speeding, driving with a suspended license, no insurance, cannabis possession, aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer, and resisting an officer. A small mistake, but the price is anything but small. 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.