County Sheriff's officer, the reason I wanted to stop you is the speed limit is 35 down this road. Stop. Stop. Okay, step out of the vehicle or I'm going to remove you from the vehicle. >> But >> Cuz I've asked you 10 times now. Get out, [ __ ] >> I'm not getting out of the car. I'm not getting out of the vehicle. >> A speeding violation that seemed minor ended up steering an entire [music] life in a direction no driver is ever prepared for. >> All right, Ms. Black, you're going to jail. Resisting officer, possession of drug paraphernalia for the meth pipe, and possession of marijuana. >> I did nothing wrong but have a flat tire, and you dragged me out of my car [music] for having a flat tire. >> Trying to keep her record clean, Karen had no idea she was about to face a list of charges longer than the ticket itself. The plan was only to deal with a minor speeding violation, but a few arguments changed the tone while the red and blue lights kept flashing under tension. >> County Sheriff's County Sheriff's officer, the reason I wanted to stop you is the speed limit is 35 down this road. >> And I was doing like at least about 38 at the most. >> No, I have I have you locked in on my calibrated >> see that? >> It's calibrated on my vehicle. You're not going to see it, but >> there's no way to show me because I'm very careful with that cuz I have a clean driving record and I try to keep it that way. >> Okay. >> Cuz I drive for a living. >> Where are you headed to tonight? >> I'm headed down to Costa Mesa on the 405. >> Okay. So, you're not on Ventura? >> No, I actually my aunt and uncle sold my house out from underneath me in March, so >> Huh. >> Yeah. >> They sold it They sold it out from underneath you? >> Yes. >> So, you like were you renting and then they >> rented out as long as I was there. >> Okay. >> To be honest, I just >> Okay. You got insurance and registration? >> I moved out of the house, so I should have been in there. >> It's going to be a little strip of paper which is Yes, the sticker comes on. >> And I and I have it in a plastic bag. I have a letter from DMV that I was not speeding. If anything, I didn't see that guy that was on >> Yeah, you almost clipped him. >> flat. >> Oh, I know. I saw I saw you wearing a seatbelt. >> Like idiot. Like thank god, you know, like I said I was >> Uh, it's going to be this piece here. >> I'm not used to being pulled over, so I don't know what that >> There's another one in your lap. This one's a good one, I think. >> The refusal and the phone became fuel on the fire, followed by handcuffs and the line, "I'm not resisting." repeated at least three times. >> And I've never had had any tickets, and I want to keep keep it that way, cuz >> I got you. >> I tried not to speed ever, and I was trying to keep it under 40 on my speedometer. >> Okay. >> I don't see how it was 42 at all. >> All right, miss, like just step out for me, okay? We're going to talk back here. >> For what? >> Cuz I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle. >> reason? There's no law >> Be- because I'm asking you to step out At this point, no, there doesn't. Supreme Court says that I can. Step out of the vehicle. >> Get out of here. >> Step out of the vehicle, or I'm going to make you get out of this vehicle. >> And we don't have to get like that. Why are you going to be like that with a law enforcement like that? I'm going >> Step out of the vehicle, put the paperwork down, and step out. >> That's what I'm doing. >> No, it doesn't need to happen. Stop. Stop. >> I'm not even resisting. >> Stop. >> What am I doing? I'm not even resisting, sir. I'm not >> Put your hands behind your back. I'm done. Let go. >> Let go of the phone. >> It's my right to hold my lawyer, right? >> No. >> I can't I need to call him. >> For what? I haven't done anything. >> Well, you can be detained. >> For what though? >> Is that a reason to detain you? Can you stop talking? >> No, because I I want answers. >> I'm about to give you the answers, but you won't stop running your mouth. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay, listen. If the deputy believes that he has a reason to detain you, he can detain you. Doesn't mean you have to call a lawyer. That's what we read you your Miranda for. >> there was no reason to have me out of the car. >> Can you have a >> I don't even have no panties on now. >> Pennsylvania versus Mims is a state Supreme Court case law we can remove people from a vehicle for our safety. >> No, I want What about my safety? What about my safety? >> Traffic stops are concluded to be mirrored in communities with people who are driving. >> A bag was opened and what was inside immediately changed the tone of the story. The denial started jumping between "It's not mine" and "I can prove it." >> After everything you say today, I want a sergeant out here now. I want I want Sergeant Miller. >> Take a seat. >> Uh he's working the interstates right now. He's not working on the road. >> tell him What about my safety? Take a seat. And so >> This isn't pick and choose. >> Okay, well, like I said, I ain't wearing up any panties. >> I'm not looking at anything. >> Ma'am, have a seat. >> I'm trying to get up here, okay? And it's kind of hard. Well, can I get some help? My God, I have no handcuffs and it's hard. Thank you. Jesus, have a little respect for somebody. And I want to talk >> All right, Ms. Black, you're going to jail. Uh resisting an officer, um possession of drug paraphernalia for the meth pipe, and possession of marijuana. >> And that's right where my purse >> It was in your purse. >> Yeah, and a pink purse. My pink purse. >> It was in your purse. >> Okay. >> Okay. Again. >> That what purse? I'd like to see that purse. >> Okay. Where's the purse at? >> My pink purse. You found a purse and a meth pipe. That's [ __ ] >> The one that had all your stuff >> That's not my my purse. That's [ __ ] Suzy Louis' purse I just set down. My purse is the pink one. >> Okay. Well, >> It's the pink one. >> That's got your stuff That's got your stuff in it. Anyway, we're not going to argue here on the side of the road. >> That is not my purse. >> This is what you're going to get a warning for. That's I've I've already told you and you're also going to get a You're >> That one of the bag I gave my ID, my driver's license in. >> You're also going to get You're also going to >> Was it in the So, that's not my purse. You can't take me to jail for that. That's not mine. >> Yes, you can. >> Why? It's not mine. I swear to God that's not mine. My purse is the pink one. >> Again. >> You're saying the pink purse is >> Again. Okay. Again. >> That was the start. This is not my purse. >> Again. This is what This is what's going to happen. You're also going to get a citation cuz your license is suspended. >> For what? >> Your ass is going to get a DUI charge too. >> I don't have no contact. I have it. How did this all happen? That is not my purse. That is Suzy Louis' >> You'll have You'll have your opportunity in court. >> No. How did this all happen? >> When she thought all she had to do was sign the citation, she was informed of charges far heavier than speeding. And her next trip was to the jail. >> That's right. That's not right. This is not right. Sir, this is not right. How is this right? Oh, this is Yeah, okay. I'm Oh, I'm going to beat this cuz this is straight [ __ ] How is this okay? And y'all Y'all are okay with this. Y'all do people this way and you're okay with it? You know That's not right. That's not my damn purse and I can prove it if y'all give me my phone cuz like I just told him, I just dropped a friend off. My purse is the pink one. Are you kidding me? This is so crazy. And my wallet And when I pulled out my wallet with my driver's license, he knows I did not pull it out of that purse. I pulled it out of my pink one. He knows that. How is this okay? This is not okay. Y'all set people up for What the hell? Lord be with them. Lord, please be with them. That's that y'all are supposed to protect and serve. What are you protecting? You're lying. Straight lying. Protect and serve what? We're supposed to teach our children to look up for to y'all and to trust y'all to protect and serve and look what you're doing. This is totally wrong and you know it. And taking me to jail on something that's not even true and correct. And are okay with that. That's [ __ ] >> She was charged with multiple offenses including possession of controlled substances, possession of drug paraphernalia, obstruction, driving while license suspended, introducing contraband into a detention facility, and possession of a firearm or ammunition by a convicted felon. Next, a car swerving late at night forced officers to follow it. But when they approached the window, the story took a turn few could have predicted. >> Hello. >> What's up? >> Hi. We're Broward Sheriff's Office. Are you aware that your tire is flat? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I was trying to make it back to my house. That's all. >> Okay. Where's your house? >> It's just I'm down the road. Like I'm I'm down here just renting a house. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance on you? >> Well, I'm I'm just visiting here. >> Okay. Is this your vehicle? >> No, it's it's a rental. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license on you? >> Yeah. I might have left it. >> You might have left it. Okay. You said you're down here visiting? Okay. Where are you from? >> From New York. >> New York? Okay. What? Hey, just cuz it's super foggy out, okay, we're on the side of the road, I'm just going to have you step out and we're just going to stand on the sidewalk where it's safe. I don't want to get hit. There's a lot of cars passing me right now. >> I don't want to get hit. I don't >> Okay. So, step out for me and we'll stand by the sidewalk where it's safe. >> Step out. >> Yes, you do. Why? I just explained it to you. It's very foggy out here. There's a lot of cars passing me. It's not safe for me to stand here. >> that. >> And I have to continue my traffic stop, so I'd like you to step out and stand over on the sidewalk for me. >> Well, I don't have to step out >> Yes, ma'am, you do. >> for a stop for a >> I wouldn't ask you to do something you don't have to do. I'm telling you you have to step out of the vehicle. Do not make it anything more than it has to be. Just step out of the vehicle and go to the sidewalk, please. Okay? You have to step out of the vehicle. >> If you look in here, there's nothing There's nothing for you to see. What What's happening? There's nothing for you to see. >> Okay, step out of the vehicle, please. >> I will. What's happening here? >> I'm turning your car off. Step out of the vehicle. >> Well, I know, but what >> you multiple times and you've not done anything to step out of the vehicle. >> What is happening that you're turning my vehicle off? >> When the command was given, words became weapons. Professional confidence and threats suddenly escalated the situation. >> I don't want you to drive away >> No, I I know, but what I I have not given any indication that I'm going to drive away, correct? >> I've asked you multiple times. >> Okay, step out of the vehicle or I'm going to remove you from the vehicle. >> But I know, but I I know, but I I know, but >> I know, but I I know, but I I know, but I >> out of the vehicle now. >> Why are you arresting >> Cuz I'm I'm not arresting you unless you would like me to arrest you for resisting. >> I No, seriously, what what's she doing? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I know, but what I'm saying to you is why are you asking me to step out of the vehicle? >> I've explained this to you multiple times. >> have not. >> Okay. >> You asked me to step out of the vehicle, but you have not explained to me why you asked >> Step out now. >> I know, but why have you asked me to step out of the vehicle? >> Step out. Step out of the vehicle. >> Hold on. >> Step out now. >> Excuse me. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> why you have asked me to get out of the car now. >> You're going to get pepper sprayed, okay? >> But why have you asked me to get out of car. Why have you asked me >> Get out. >> Why you ask me to get out of the vehicle? >> All right, turn around, put your hands behind your back. >> No. What have I done wrong? What have I done wrong? >> Ridiculous. >> What have I done wrong? What have I done wrong? What have I done wrong? >> under arrest for resisting. >> No, I'm not resisting. >> No, I'm not. >> You're under arrest. >> No, I'm not resisting anything. No, I'm not resisting anything. What have I done? >> Right. >> I asked you to tell me why you stopped me, and you have a body cam on your body. So, I'm asking you to tell me why you stopped me. Why have you stopped me? What did you stop me for? You have to tell me that by law. You have to tell me why you stopped me. >> you're driving around with a flat tire? And you're throwing rubber all over the road. And you failed to maintain your lane. >> to come over when I was having a flat tire, and you asked me if I knew why I was being pulled over, and I asked you if it was >> Uh uh. >> I asked you if you ever Excuse me. I asked you if it was because of a flat tire, and you said that it wasn't. >> to pat her down, and we're going to have to get the >> Yeah. >> Miss officer. >> What are you patting me down for? >> Well, you're under arrest. >> Why am I under arrest? >> Resisting. >> I have not resisted anything. >> Okay. >> Well, you have a body cam on, right? >> We all do. >> I'm glad that you do because I have not resisted anything. I've not told you no. Have I? Have I told you no? >> Face the car for me. >> Have I told you no? >> really want to have a conversation with you. >> No, have you told me no this entire >> It was no longer just a side argument. The decision was made within seconds. The handcuffs came out, and all control shifted to the police. >> I have a flat tire, so you're pulling me over, and you're arresting me for having a flat tire. That's what you're saying to me right now, Mr. Rowrath? >> Yep. >> That I have a flat tire, so you're pulling me over because I have a flat tire. That's what you're saying? >> Mhm. >> You're going to lose your job. >> Okay. >> You You are. >> All right. >> I'm not saying anything wrong. I haven't. You're arresting me for a traffic stop for having a flat tire. That's what you said. That's what you said, right? >> Yep. >> Yeah. That's what you said. No, please. >> Give that to me. >> You know what? I did nothing wrong but have a flat tire. And you dragged me out of my car for having a flat tire. No, that's correct. And it's on your body cam. So, I hope that you're prepared to lose your job because that's what's going to happen to you. No, it is. Because that's You cannot pull someone over for a flat tire. You did not offer me assistance. You did not ask me if I was troubled, if I had any issues whatsoever, did you? Oh, but your body cam doesn't show that, either, does it? No, it doesn't. You did not ask me if you could help me in any way. You just wanted to arrest me. Right? Right? That's right. You just wanted to arrest me. Yeah, turn up [music] the music. Turn it up. I love it. You're going to be fired, sir. So, I hope that your wife is prepared for that. And your children. Hey. Excuse me. Can you be human for 2 seconds? I'm a psychiatrist, okay? I'm a I'm a psychiatrist. Can you be human to me for 2 seconds and just tell me why you're doing this to me? >> In the patrol car, promises like we'll see who loses their job echoed, but the legal process continued straight to the station without looking back. >> You're going to lose your job. >> really I would You're going to lose your job. >> I would listen to this. >> You're going to lose your job. >> It's very important, okay? >> You're going to lose your job. You're going to lose your job. >> now requesting that you submit to a lawful test of your breath >> No, because you haven't even told me why you put me in handcuffs to begin with. No, you didn't read me my Miranda rights before you put me in handcuffs and detained me. And detained me. And detained me. You You didn't read me my Miranda rights before you detained me. You didn't tell me why you were detaining me before you put me in handcuffs. Yeah. Yeah, lose your job. You're going to lose your You're going to lose your job. Because she was driving over the speed limit only over the limit. Get her fired. And now what? >> Do you understand what I just read to you? >> No, I don't understand what you just read to me because you didn't read anything to me before you put me in handcuffs. No, sir. I do not I do not understand what you just read to me. >> Okay, that's [clears throat] probably because you're screaming the whole time. But with this in mind, do you >> I do not understand what you just read to me because you did not read me my Miranda rights before arresting me for a flat tire. >> Are you going to >> I do not consent to anything because you don't know what you're doing. >> Okay. >> You pulled me over for a flat tire. >> Sure did. >> You pulled me over for a flat tire. That's what you did. >> Okay. >> You pulled me over for a flat >> Driving with you. >> The suspect got two points and she's not going to stop. >> Yeah, whatever you guys Whatever you guys got to do. >> In Florida, a first offense reckless driving charge carries up to 90 days in jail and slasher fines of up to $500. She was charged with reckless driving, failure to obey, and obstruction of law enforcement. She threatened to get someone fired, but ended up losing her own license. Hey, everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us through donations. Thank you so much.