[music] Get out of the car. GET OUT OF THE CAR. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. TASER. TASER. TASER. [screaming] YOU NEED [screaming] TO STOP ALWAYS ARGUE WITH THE POLICE. >> On February 24th, 2024, a woman entered the men's bathroom of a bar, violating the establishment's rules. Despite repeated requests from bar staff to leave, she refused, leading them to call the police. Officers arrived to resolve the situation after the woman's continued refusal to comply with the bar's policies. >> This is about you, young lady. You want to show them that you're a lady, go ahead. You want to show me you're a piece of [ __ ] You came to Jensen Beach to be a piece of [ __ ] they'll remove you. We don't allow pieces of [ __ ] in our city. >> They don't allow pieces of [ __ ] IN OUR CITY. Don't >> It's their rules, their establishment. >> Excuse me, ma'am. Are you are you refusing to leave the establishment? So they're asking you to pay for matter of fact. >> You're going to leave and if you are not on your Officers arrived and tried to escort the woman out of the bar, explaining that she would be trespassing if she didn't comply. Despite multiple warnings, she continued to resist, claiming no one asked her to leave. >> Why should I do what you told me? >> Because I'm going to put your handcuffs in. >> What? I'm not trespassing or doing What the is going on? WHY ARE THERE >> WHAT DID I DO? >> I haven't done anything. I don't think she >> she has to leave. >> She has to leave for all >> she's going to be trespassed trespassing. But if she does not leave Broadway, then we will have a zero assoc. Women to be exact. You're going to get the bar. You're going to put an embarrassment. >> The woman was arrested after repeatedly refusing to leave the bar. Her resistance escalated with the officers placing her in handcuffs. She keep questioned the legality of the arrest throughout the process, claiming she had done nothing wrong. Thanks for the commentary. >> All right, simple enough. >> No, please tell me why. I didn't confate anything. I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. I don't even know you. Like, I have it on me. It's in my purse. Like, I didn't do anything to do anything to >> Where's your ID? >> It's in my purse. >> Don't let your purse and get your ID for you. >> Go ahead, please. Out of control. >> All righty, man. >> All right. All right, I'm going to take this off for a brief second. Do not do anything wrong. >> It's not going to do anything. >> Stop. Don't turn. >> I shouldn't be handcuffed. You need to take me out of handcuffs right now. I have not done anything to the point where I should be in handcuffs right now. And I will call my lawyer right now because I have DONE NOTHING. ABSOLUTELY WRONG. WHY? Who or what? Tell >> arrest. >> As the situation escalated, the woman grew increasingly agitated. She demanded to speak with a lawyer, question the legitimacy of the trespassing claim, and accused the responding officers of mistreatment. The incident added tension to the ongoing efforts to resolve the situation peacefully. >> They No one ever told me I had to leave. No. No. Security. >> I was present. Body camera, too. >> Show me that. on this. >> Please take me out of handcuffs right now because I will call my lawyer. >> Can I call my lawyer? Please. >> Nope. >> Why? I'm not allowed to call my lawyer. >> I need to call my lawyer right now. What the did I do? Why am I under arrest? What did I do? >> No. Look in my pockets. There is no reason I should be in handcuffs. No. Nothing. Get me out of handcuffs. There is no reason. There is no reason I should be going to There's no reason I should be in handcuffs on you. What am I under arrest for? Please on you. You didn't listen. GET OUT OF HANDCUFFS. Now >> you get out of handcuffs at a jail. >> No, you have the right to tell me. >> Trespass. Trespass. Trespass. >> I'm not trespassing at any >> Can you call the cops for me? >> They're right there. >> Real Vista Drive. >> Get out of here. Get the [ __ ] off of me. >> Please don't do that. You're going to fall pretty hard. What the [ __ ] did I do that you put me in handcuffs for me for? What is the reason that I have handcuffs on my body? Oh, cuz you look cute. That's great. >> Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. >> Let me go. You're going to GO TO JAIL. THAT'S >> I'M NOT GOING TO JAIL FOR WHAT? What am I going to jail for? Are you doing one charge trespassing? >> You guys are going to get sued like a mother. I didn't trespass. >> He let me go and you can talk to me >> because you're moving around too. >> I'm not going to fight if you tell him to wake up on me. I don't understand. Like I didn't do anything. I don't understand why. Why am I That's fine. No one told me to leave. The woman's refusal to comply, combined with her escalating aggressive behavior, resulted in her being taken into custody. Officers informed her that the arrest was based on trespassing charges and warned that her continued non-ooperation would exacerbate the situation. And the next event going to make some of you feel satisfied? >> I know. Answer their questions. Don't tell them you're going to call a attorney. Listen to these. Whatever you did in that bar is enough for Please listen. Stop and please listen to me. Whatever you did in that bar is enough for that bar owner. Don't stop. Stop. Stop. >> They have the They have the ability to use discretion. You're removing them. You're removing that from these guys. They could say, "We're going to cut you a break. You're from out of state." Whatever it might be. Stop talking. Stop resisting and listen to them. Stop. Whatever they had, whatever you were removed from, eat it. Buy it. and own the responsibility of it. Don't call them names. DON'T TELL THEM YOU'RE GOING TO GET A ATTORNEY. YOU'RE NOT. Answer their questions. STOP RESISTING. SIT DOWN AND BE CALM AND BE A LADY. THEY WILL BE GENTLEMEN to you if you're a lady. You want to be a prick, they'll treat you like pricks. They have that ability. But they have the ability of discretion and they can use that to your advantage. This is about you, young lady. You want to show them that you're a lady, go ahead. You want to show them you're a piece of [ __ ] You came to Jensen Beach to be a piece of [ __ ] they'll remove you. We don't allow pieces of [ __ ] in our city. >> They don't allow pieces of [ __ ] IN OUR CITY. DON'T act like one. >> That's what you need. That's what you need to ask them what you did. >> Yell at this girl. Like, why is this pedestrian that's not involved yelling at her? That's really >> something. I literally didn't do anything. I don't know why I'm in handcuffs right now. Like, I don't know what I did. >> A bystander commented on the woman's increasingly unruly behavior. Comments from passers by made the girl's reprehensible behavior so obvious that it made the people of this city feel ashamed. The officers remained composed and acted in accordance with the law. They maintained that the woman's arrest was justified based on her refusal to comply with the establishment's rules and her escalating resistance. >> I DON'T KNOW anyone here. LIKE I DON'T KNOW WHY I DID. I don't know why I made headphones like this. Have I done anything that I should be arrested for? There's no reason I should be in handcuffs. Like, I don't understand. Can you please let me out of my handcuffs? Please. Like, there's there's no reason I should be in handcuffs. I have done nothing wrong. Please tell me why you have me. You don't have a reason. >> Please let me out. Like, this is absolutely ridiculous. There's no reason. I didn't do anything wrong. If they wanted me to leave, why I don't leave? >> Everyone told you to leave and you DIDN'T WANT TO LISTEN. >> EVERYONE TOLD YOU TO LEAVE. >> Did everyone in the bar told me to leave? No. No one told you to leave. He's saying it. Everyone in the bar told me to leave. Just let me out. No. >> I didn't do anything wrong. Like I didn't. No. I'm not going. No, I'm not going. Resist. >> What are you saying wrong? >> I tried to wrong. Like I just was sitting there. I was just in the bar. Like I didn't If they wanted me to leave, I would leave. You were you guys have beh car like this. No, I don't. I don't. Get in there. >> Cool. >> So, what happened? She >> She walked in the men's bathroom and I guess they have a zero tolerance policy. >> There's no reason. >> There is no reason I should be here and you know it. I did nothing wrong. and you this is your ego and you need to shut your not >> the woman's actions violated several key laws regarding trespassing and failure to comply with law enforcement. Under chapter 810 of the Florida statutes, trespassing is defined as entering or remaining on a property after being warned to leave. In this case, the woman was issued multiple warnings by both bar staff and law enforcement, marking her refusal to comply as a clear violation. According to the statute, trespassing can result in either misdemeanor or felony charges with penalties ranging from fines to imprisonment depending on the circumstances. Additionally, the woman's refusal to cooperate with law enforcement could lead to further charges under chapter 843 of the Florida statutes, which addresses resisting arrest. While typically treated as a misdemeanor, this charge can escalate depending on the nature of the resistance. In this situation, her refusal to leave, coupled with her aggressive behavior toward the officers, could lead to more severe penalties, including possible jail time and additional fines. This woman insists she wasn't speeding, but the radar says otherwise. The first confrontation with the police will leave you breathless. >> You're not supposed to do that. I NEED MY LIFE BACK ON MY CAR. I HAVE SIX DAYS. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> SO, you're going to call more police? >> I'M GOING TO CALL MY PEOPLE SAY COME GET MY KIDS. ARE YOU STUPID? >> YEAH. STOP. >> Don't touch me, sir. Back up. You're making it worse cuz I DIDN'T TOUCH YOU, SO DON'T TOUCH ME. >> A temporary license plate sparks a tense showdown. She demands the police return it. But who does the law actually side with? >> Been drinking cuz I'm telling you what I was going >> You going to do a breathalyzer or not? >> Okay. >> Okay. So, the temporary license plate is expired today and it's no longer a sign. You have a new license plate assigned to the vehicle. >> Days to get a new license. Can you put my license plate back? >> No. This license plate is no longer assigned to this vehicle. The new license plate assigned to it. >> Okay. Well, I haven't picked it up yet. That one hasn't expired yet. So, you put my license plate back today. So, I still got 6 days to go get it. So, I would like for you to put that back. >> No, that's not how it works. >> In the state of Florida, you have up to six more days to drive with a expired license plate temporary. So, I need you to put that back before I be suing you. >> You can sue me. >> Okay. I need you to put that back. >> When I run the license plate, it's no longer assigned to the vehicle. It it is assigned to the vehicle. So, I need you to go put that back. It's a temporary. Do you need to see my registration? >> No, I don't have to. Okay. I have 30 days to get a temp. This is just expired today. >> Yes. >> So, I have six more days to get my license plate. >> Yes, I do. >> We're not going to already on the side of the road so I can get hit by a car while you put on my car. >> No. You need to go get it. >> Exactly. So, put that backside. Go get it. >> It's not assigned to the car. I'm not having a discussion. I >> have my registration in my >> You're getting a ticket today for speeding. We can go in front of the judge and we can explain how you were speeding today. There's a fine that you can pay or call the number to traffic license plate back. >> I'm not putting license plate back. You're free to go. Yes, you are. I have my registration in here. Which you never asked for. >> I don't need it. You're free to go. >> You do. It's a temporary license plate. You're not talking to >> I need my license plate. How am I going to drive without a license plate? Make it make sense. >> Just drive. >> I need a license plate. How am I going to go drive without a license plate? >> I'm not talking to you anymore. You're free to go. She continuously yells, resists, and even threatens violence. You won't believe how the police stay calm in the face of this fury. >> Get back in your car. >> You're not supposed to do that. YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO DO THAT. I NEED MY LICENSE PLATE BACK IN my car. I have six days. >> If you don't get back in your car, you're going to get arrested. >> If you're going to get back in your car, >> you [ __ ] >> Get back in your car. >> Shoot your ass. >> Get back in the car. >> I'm a life, [ __ ] With you. GET THE OUT MY FACE. I SLAP YOUR ASS. GET THE OUT MY FACE. DON'T TOUCH ME. FREEDOM OF SPEECH, [ __ ] Get your out my face. Send me a 94. >> GET YOUR ASS OUT MY FACE. DON'T TOUCH ME. IF I DON'T TOUCH YOU, DON'T TOUCH ME. SIMPLE. >> Get your ass out my face. >> You need to be arrested. Get out of the car for what? What are you arresting me for? >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> WHAT ARE YOU ARRESTING me for? >> Get out OF THE CAR. >> WHAT ARE YOU ARRESTING ME FOR? >> Get out of the car. >> What are you arresting me for? I NEED TO KNOW. WHAT ARE YOU ARRESTING me for? >> GET BACK IN THE CAR. >> WHY ARE YOU ARREST OKAY, SO WHAT? I CAN STAND OUT IN THE STREET IF I want to. >> Threatening me telling >> I can stand at the street. I can stand in the street. Do I have a gun? NO, I DON'T. SO, YOU can't arrest me. LET ME GO. >> LET ME GO THEN. >> I have kids. Let me go. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm not getting out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Let me go. Cuz you're arresting me for no reason. Let me go now. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET OUT OF the car FOR REASON. >> LET ME GO. I'm not resisting. You're arrest me for no reason. Let me call. >> Stop. >> Don't pull me. Do not pull me. I'm going to call my people. >> Okay. >> Let me go. >> You can sit here until my my backup gets here. >> You're not going to call my son. You stupid. Don't touch me. >> So, you're going to call more people. >> I'M GOING TO CALL MY PEOPLE. SAY, "COME GET MY KIDS." ARE YOU STUPID? >> YEAH, >> SON. GO GET MY KIDS. ARE YOU STUPID? I have two kids in here. >> Stop. Stop. >> Don't touch me, sir. BACK UP. DON'T TOUCH ME. I'M TELLING YOU, DON'T TOUCH ME. >> YOU'RE MAKING THIS WORSE. >> YOU'RE MAKING IT WORSE. CUZ I DIDN'T TOUCH YOU. SO, DON'T TOUCH ME. >> You are making this worse than me. >> Don't touch me. I'm calling my family. SAY, "COME GET MY KIDS. IS YOU STUPID? >> Get out of THE CAR. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> Get out of the car. >> Don't touch me. DON'T TOUCH ME. STOP TRYING TO TOUCH MY PHONE. >> REALLY MAKING THIS WORSE. >> Trying to TOUCH MY PHONE. I HAVE the right to use MY PHONE. THIS IS my phone. >> You are under arrest. I'm telling you right now. You're underrest for anything. You are resisting. You're not under arrest for anything. >> You are under arrest. >> Back up. Let me go, sir. >> God, you're going to get me. >> You're going to get tased. You want to be tased in front of your child? >> With young children in the car, continuous threats, and defiant actions, what must the police do to control this dangerous situation? >> I HAVE TWO. YOU ARE A SPEAKER. HE KEEP TOUCHING ME. >> I HAVE TWO KIDS. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> I got two kids. I NEED SOMEBODY TO COME GET MY KID. YOU'RE SCARING MY KID. >> YOU'RE SCARING YOUR CAR. I NEED SOMEBODY TO COME GET MY KID. I'M NOT GETTING OUT OF MY CAR. I'm not getting out of my car. >> This is incredible. >> I didn't touch you, so don't touch me. >> Get out of the car. >> I didn't touch you, so don't touch me. >> You arrest me for nothing cuz I said I'm going to shoot you. That's not okay. So what? It's a freedom of speech, sir. It's a freedom of speech, sir. I can say what I WANT IN MY MOUTH. It's a freedom of speech. You're mad. You're mad cuz you're racist. You're mad cuz you're racist. YEAH, YOU'RE RACIST. YOU ask me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Like I said, don't touch me. Wait till your other officers get here. Don't touch me. I let them arrest me. You don't touch me. >> You're [ __ ] >> You don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> I'm over here by Ros Street >> by my house. He's arrested me cuz I told him I'm going to shoot HIM AND I DON'T CARE CUZ YOU'RE RACIST, SIR. You're racist and I got my license. I don't care. I got arrested license. >> You cannot >> I got arrest your license. Don't touch me. >> If you touching me and I told him not to touch me for it. >> No, I'm not. I got nowhere without I don't want you touch me. I don't want you touching me. I let somebody car up against the car. >> In the end, she was taken into custody and every action was recorded. But the legal consequences of her defiance are even more severe than you think. >> Man, I'm trying to help. >> I'm talking to you. I'm >> walking back to my car. She got out of her car, started walking towards me, said that she was going to shoot people. started calling me all kinds of racist things cuz I took her expired temporary license plate. I tried to 105 her. She got back in the car. She was calling people. She wouldn't get out. >> My license plate expired today. It's not for today yet. >> You just need to calm down in the car. >> You took my license for no reason. >> She got kids in the car, too. >> For no reason. I'm suing you. >> I am suing. You cannot take my license plate. If it's not even passed today, if it was the 27th, I wanted to say it's the 26th. You cannot do that. So, you're going to jail. I'm telling you, I'm suing y'all. I am definitely suing y'all. I'm not playing. I am suing you. And you touched my phone. You hung up my phone. Yeah, I'm suing you, sir. >> Right there already. >> No, I didn't. >> I am suing you. >> Just the body. So, I think that it's >> Take a step back. >> I don't think she has any pockets. >> Well, I'm not afraid my leg. I never been arrested before. So, >> well, I'm I'm helping you AT LEAST. >> I'M FREDDY. HOW FAR YOU WANT ME TO GO? >> NO. Step back. partner did illegal [ __ ] He did illegal [ __ ] that I highly doubt it, but we're going to figure it out. >> He took my license plate for no reason. Today is the 26th. Why did he take my license plate today? >> I haven't been here today. >> Okay. I haven't >> It's not expired, is it? I'm confused. Is that expired? >> Well, give me a minute. >> I just got here. >> I'm trying to bend my legs. I can't stand up like that. >> What's your name? >> Milo. I know. >> Okay, attention to me. Okay, so >> she's want a body. So, she should be good. >> I'll help you out. I'll figure it out. I I'll be able to explain it to you. >> I'll be explain that. >> I got >> I will be able to explain it to you once I know what the hell's going on. >> Okay, I understand. But I ask you a question. >> If my license plate expired today, I have until tomorrow to get a license plate. Right. >> We're going to get in the car. Okay. >> All right. Get in the car. In Florida, resisting an officer can be punished with up to one year in prison and slash or a $1,000 sense fine. Making violent threats can carry up to 5 years in prison and slash or a $5,000 fine. And using a temporary license plate improperly can result in up to 60 days in jail and slash or a $500 cent fine. The woman was taken into custody on charges of resisting an officer, making violent threats, disputing a temporary license plate, [music] and endangering the safety of children in the vehicle. Up next, the police pulled her over just for an obscured license plate. But the woman's reaction instantly turned the situation explosive. >> You just hit me because you saw my face. >> Ma'am, I've never even met you. >> Okay. >> I don't know who you are. Do you have your license, registration, and proof of insurance? I'm going to ask you one more time and then this is going to go a completely different way. You >> going to arrest me? >> If you refuse [laughter] to give me the documents I've requested, yes, we're going to go down that road. >> What is my infractions? I will give you >> That's not how that works. >> No, that's how exactly. >> This is my traffic stop and you are not going to dictate how this is done. >> Ma'am, officer, dear man, I am not complaining about you stopping me. I'm asking you my right to know why you have stopped me. What is my instruction? already explained to you three times now. >> I am not going to provide the documents if I did not commit a crime. >> That's fine. >> Because you are discriminating on me. >> Okay. >> Okay. Here's my travel license. That's what you're going to give me. Just to verify who you're dealing with. >> Why do you have three different licenses? >> Did I just Did you just say what I said? >> I didn't actually. >> You didn't? Because you don't care. See, you don't care about people. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry you feel that way. No. >> Can I see your other ones as well, please? >> You cannot. >> It's a crime to have more than one. >> It's not a crime. This is my my license and I'm not going to give it to you. >> Okay. Do you have the registration and proof of insurance as well, Miss? >> First of all, I'm a doctor and I I earned that because I study antiviral and I saved so many officer shot in the chest and I regret it since I met you. >> Okay. I'm sorry that big stink out of this. >> I'm sorry you felt that way. >> I did not do nothing. Okay, >> you just stab me because I was low starting on the red because the guy was telling me that my my right tire is leaking. >> Okay, >> shame on you. >> She refused to show her full documents, citing her rights and threatening to call the mayor. A showdown of authority erupted right on the streets of Atlanta. >> From the doing this to me, >> it comes from the tax collector's office. >> Why are you doing this to me? I leave right there. You make me shaking you my boots for nothing. I commit it. Please stop it. I'm asking you please on my knees. Stop it. >> Can I also get a supervisor please? >> You know just just for your record. I'm coming from my husband which is dying. Just for your record. Okay. I'm sorry that I am out of my mind. I don't know if you have a husband or or a girlfriend or whatever you have but my husband is dying and it's not a lie. Okay. And this happened two days ago. It's on life support. Mercy peace. >> Okay. Well, again, I've asked you three times for the registration and your proof of insurance. >> I don't know what registration is. >> Okay. >> Do you have your proof of insurance? >> I do have my proof of insurance. >> Okay. >> I have never been stopped in my life. This is my first time. >> My first time. Check my records. >> Okay. As you can see, her tag is flipped up clearly indicating that there's no way to read the tag. says out of Missouri. >> I gave my driver license. >> Okay. But at no point does it say that we're required to explain anything to you about the reason for the stop. >> Explain. I ask why did you stop me? >> Well, that would be an explanation, right? >> Well, why did you stop me? >> I just told you. >> A brand new car, temporary plates, and incomplete paperwork. What seemed like a minor issue quickly escalated into a high tension legal showdown. The Orlando Police Department stopped a cardiothoracic surgeon on his way from the hospital, >> right? Just because you don't like the Mercedes, you don't like the face and my plate discover, which I don't even know because this is a brand new car. Are you the supervisor? >> No. No, I'm not. >> This is horrible. >> My first time in 62 years. I'm 62 years of age that you never stop for no reason. No reason. I have five cars. This car is brand new and it just shipped from from >> and for no reason she stopped. >> Okay. >> No reason. She didn't give me any reason. >> All right. The supervisor's on the way. So >> So um excuse me. >> Yes. >> I'm a thoracic cardio surgeon at health. I'm on call and I've been call from the hospital. My patient is dying. I need to go. >> All we going to do is >> uh let me go ask her please. >> Please. Thank you. So, she said that she is a surgeon at Advent Health >> and she just said that she got a text from the hospital that her patient is dying and that she needs to respond immediately. >> Don't have to wait. Calm down. >> She claimed to be a surgeon rushing to save a patient. Yet, the police remain firm. Tension escalated by the second on the streets of Atlanta. >> Uh, >> that's why I was trying to come explain >> what what's the citation for? >> Okay. It's a criminal citation. She has to sign it. She has uh the court date is on the bottom. >> Sign where the X is. >> The attached tag is not assigned. So this tag, as you can see, is out of Missouri. This car is not registered. It's an unregistered motor vehicle. This tag is not assigned to this vehicle. You're not the registered owner of this vehicle either. This vehicle comes back out of Wisconsin, not Missouri. >> I just bought this car. >> Okay. Well, I'm telling you what my cell type is telling me. >> Okay. >> All right. Um, >> you know, we're going to look like stupid reports because, you know, you're telling me that I sold this vehicle. >> That's not what I'm saying. I did not say the vehicle stole. I said the tag is not assigned to the vehicle. The attached tag that you have on this vehicle is not assigned. >> So, which tag is attached to? >> Not this. It's not registered. There's no tag assigned to it whatsoever. That's what I'm telling you. >> Excuse me. So, that that made >> No, excuse me. Okay, fine. I agree with you. Uh, what's the what's the serial number on that? >> There is no serial number. >> No, this is a VIN. >> A VIN? Yes. Correct. >> Please give me check on car. >> That's That's not the issue. You're not listening to what I'm saying. The VIN comes back to a vehicle out of Wisconsin. >> This guy was never in Wisconsin. >> I'm just telling you what they're telling me. When you run the VIN, it comes back out of Wisconsin, not Missouri. >> Uh, so so >> and it's not register. >> Excuse me. Excuse me. Mercedes SLKs are being assembled in Wisconsin. In fact, >> oh press across Wisconsin. That's where they manufacture the vehicle. >> Missouri is the tag. >> Yes, but that's the V number. Man, >> look. 10 of 24. >> I understand. >> We are in April of 25. >> The vehicle is not registered. >> That is a criminal offense. You can be going to jail. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> Instead of me taking you to jail, I wrote you a criminal citation to go to court. >> No, you can't take me to court. >> I am. It's right here. >> Well, that's only You want to take me to court? >> It's only if you I'm going to follow you. Go ahead. >> Please do it. >> You can sign right there. >> No. Please take me to court. >> Ma'am, >> that's another You see how she thinks? >> I I think she's just being threatened. >> No, she sent me. If she don't sign this, I want to take you to jail. I have never been in jail in my life. >> Citation. >> You have to sign it. >> Since it's a criminal uh ticket, you're you're by law, you're required. I'm >> not going to sign. >> Okay, hold on a second. Let's Let's >> take me Take me to jail. Take me to jail. >> I don't have pull anymore. Take me to jail. Let's go. Let's go. Come on. Let's go. because >> let's go. Let's go. Take me to jail. Get >> Instead of making an immediate arrest, the police issued a criminal citation and the woman refused to sign. Who would come out on top in this standoff after finally signing, the case ended without a direct arrest. The police received a report of an employee attacking a colleague, but when they arrived, they encountered a woman who seemed completely normal. Right. That's it. Wait, are you stupid? I will you up. I will. >> She explained that she was just tired after working two jobs. And a few minutes later, everything started spiraling into complete chaos. >> Nothing. I I was telling my supervisor nothing's going on. And she told me that I seemed out of it. And I was like, I'm tired. I work two jobs. like it's Friday. Like I have to go to my other job, my yoga studio, and clean up and go to work. >> Sure. >> That's it. >> That's understandable. >> And [clears throat] that was it. >> And that was it. >> Um, did did you physically go after anybody? Did anybody physically go after you? >> Um, they just I just kept asking them like, "What's wrong? Like I didn't do anything. Like what's wrong with it?" And I I just kept pleading to them. And I was like, I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. And and that was it. But it wasn't anything like me being aggressive to them. Or at least I didn't think it was being aggressive. >> Did anybody put their hands on you? >> Uh, no. >> Okay. And you didn't put your hands on anybody else? >> No. >> Okay. Um, how much sleep did you get last night? >> I got 8 hours. >> You got 8 hours? What time did you start this job today? >> Uh, it would have been at 7. >> So 7 in the morning. So when I woke up would have been 7:00. By the time I got here it would have been 8:00. >> Okay. So and then you work what? 8 to >> 8 to now. >> 8 to now. Okay. >> Mhm. >> All right. Um has this ever happened before? They've never approached you. >> No. >> Okay. >> Oh, this is new. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink? >> No. >> Okay. Do you are you somebody that does drink alcohol? >> Occasionally, but not today. >> Not today. Okay. Um >> especially not because I'm working. >> Okay. Okay. So, that's never something like you would go on your lunch break and maybe have a drinker or anything like that. Okay. No. What about um any type of like medicine you're on or anything like that? >> Nothing. >> Nothing. Okay. Nothing. >> So, you just feel tired? >> Um could be. But this is every Friday. Like this is something. >> Do you have days off? What are your days off? >> No. I mean on Monday through Friday and then I so when I go and clean at the yoga studio is Monday, th or Monday, Wednesday and Friday. So it's not like it's just >> police warned her not to drive, but her reaction turned every safety plan into a complete mess. >> Or I could just get a PBT and you could blow into it and it should show all zeros, right? >> Or is it not going to? No, at that point it's that's whatever you guys think. >> I just want to make sure you're good to drive. I sure wouldn't want you to get behind the wheel and then have an accident. And you don't need that in your life, right? You don't need a DUI cuz you could leave here, head yourself into another town, and then something else bad happens. >> So, if I gave you a PBD test, would you blow zeros or no? You can just shake your head yes or no. I don't care. And I'm not going to tell your boss. It's not It's not my place to tell your boss. >> Yeah, it's not my place to tell anything. My concern is you don't drive if you've had too much to drink. >> I mean, I'm fine right now and there's nothing to >> Would it be okay? How about this? Would it be best if you called a friend or a family member or an Uber to to have you leave for tonight and come get your car later? >> Sure. >> Does that sound fair? >> Yeah. >> Okay, I like that. I appreciate that. Okay. >> By the time she left the building, all explanations vanished. A struggle and a barrage of insults erupted, pushing the situation to a peak of chaos. >> Oh, good job. >> We're not going to have any [applause] block. >> Good job. >> Where are you? Keep walking. [applause] Good job. Keep walking. Hey, keep walking. All right, that's it. Wait. Hey. Do you want to go get >> All right. Don't move. I'm going to make this so they don't tighten up on you. Okay. >> Don't move. Is there an exit that way or no? >> Oh, you you >> Jenny, we're going to get you up. Okay, I'm >> not looking to fight with you. Okay. >> Oh, I know. All right, I'm going to help you up. Ready? One. [snorts] Just come this way. Help me. Can you help me? >> Sure, that's fine. >> Not you. >> That's fine. >> You're going to sit up and walk up. >> You good? I'll be right back. >> Yeah. Can you just open it all, please? >> Oh, can you just open up >> this way? >> Can you just open up? >> Can I Can I get myself? >> I'll grab your stuff. >> No, no, I'll grab your stuff. >> Officer, please. >> Okay. >> In the end, Jennifer G. Sanchez was arrested, bringing an ordinary morning to a shocking chain of events for everyone involved. >> You were the most terrible manager ever. You never gave me. You were terrible. >> Watch. I will you up. I will you up. >> 132. Give me a second. >> Shut the up. >> Shut the up. >> Did you get hit, ma'am? >> Okay. >> Yeah, she's dead. Good thing. >> Let me go get my car. Sure. Squirtly. >> [laughter] >> I was trying to have somebody open up a door for us. >> What do you say when you got here? >> Yeah. >> Don't kick me. Stop. >> You've already been charged with aggravated battery. >> Rubbing everything. >> Oh, [ __ ] you. >> Don't move. Are you injured? >> No, you're asking me right now if I'm injured. My right cough is injured. You idiot. You're a idiot cop right now. >> Don't look at me. >> You are a idiot. If you're telling me that if my if anything is injured, you're a idiot cuz you are injuring my right hand right now. >> Don't move. >> Oh, you [laughter] >> don't move, Jennifer. Don't move. Don't move. >> Don't move. Oh [ __ ] It's the same [ __ ] you guys are putting us through. What the [ __ ] does that >> behind me? You want me to hold the door? >> You hold the door. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You want me to stand up? >> Yeah. Go ahead. Hold on. Let me uh search you real quick. >> Look, I have to check you before you get in my car. >> Go ahead, ma'am. >> Please don't kick me. Please don't do anything by >> I'm not doing [ __ ] to you. Just do it. Just shut the up. Justing do it, >> ma'am. We have nothing. >> In Illinois, a felony assault can carry 2 to 30 years in prison. Assaulting a police officer, three seven years. Property damage, one seven years. And resisting an officer, one three years. Along with fines of up to $25,000. Jennifer G. Sanchez was charged with four felony counts, aggravated assault, assaulting a police officer, property damage, and resisting an officer. Up next, over a dispute about dishes, a woman did the unthinkable and the victim didn't even have time to react. >> I literally I washed dishes last night. I pull it. The dish when you put the heat on, it don't always dry the dishes. You do the same thing. I left it open. >> This morning, let them dry off a little bit. I go in my room. 5 minutes later, I hear her, but she won't put your dishes. She's literally throwing myself all over the counter. I was already starting to email to the office and I was like, "Let me just ask her." Like, "Girl, cuz I'm actually called off. I have back problems. Give me like 45 minutes. Let them dry. You see they wet. I'll put them up." Come out talking to her. She slam herself. I'm like, "You know what? >> I start removing her dishes." She's We're basically just touching each other's dishes. That's it. >> Pulls out. I didn't even see what it was. I felt the burn. And then I just It's just continuous. >> But you got you never like physically touch anything. Neither one of us did and we didn't even make any physical threats. If anything, I got kind of scared she might like punch me, >> but I was expecting maybe something like that. But I'm like, not over dishes. >> Not over dishes. >> But no, I've never been pepper sprayed in my life. I didn't even see the device. I just felt the burn and it just kept coming. >> You want to check you out real quick? >> Um, I got my eyes lit. Tensions escalated quickly from a dispute over dishes to an attack that threw the entire apartment into chaos. >> Something is something. >> They have asked, they have stories about her. They think it's funny, but I'm also It's a weird situation cuz I have a discrimination suit against them. So, they think it's funny. >> Oh, the edge. >> I currently have a discrimination civil suit against them. But for something like this, again, this is >> whole another ballpark. I would hope I want them to take this seriously. Um, >> I don't know if I need to press charges to get her out, but she needs to be out. But like I said, I'm documented. She can pull up at least like maybe six or seven emails. The last time they were here, I called my whole team. I had the maintenance tech, >> the assistant, they were all in my apartment watching her >> like it was like a jumping at I'm standing there calm and it's like I told you I told you people like this and so I have them there and they were just like what do you want me to do? And I'm like I just know to bear witness to this but this thing they just said to open the windows or something. I don't know >> what are they going to do about her? Well, let let me go over here. >> They said that it's the cops thing to do something about this girl because they said they can't do anything. I don't understand how they can't the least. >> I get it to an extent cuz it is they they crossed the line between being a student place cuz it if this was dorms or something it would be get and being just separate apartments and I'm not going to lie, I'm going to get into >> I would like to press charges just cuz like I said I can show you the emails and this is the escalation that was a whole another even when I said maybe threw a punch that was still like code red. I'm speaking like she about to start smashing my glasses, but that's happened already. I still have this actually just healed from where I thought I was going to lose my ring finger. It literally just healed. >> So, let me go talk to Let me see if I can go talk to her. Okay. >> U would you be willing to come down and sign charges if if once we talked to her and we got enough evidence to >> if that's was to get her going cuz it's >> this is escalation. I don't know. >> A seemingly ordinary moment turned into a nightmare. Pepper spray hit her face out of nowhere with no warning. Elena, Zach, and police. >> Hi. >> Hey, can you tell us what's going on? >> Yeah. So, >> just stay here for us. We don't want you out there. All right. >> So, what's going on? >> Um, so there was dishes in the dishwasher. They were already done. >> Okay. >> And they're her dishes. And so, I took them out and I put them on top of the counter. I was putting my dishes in there to wash them. And she came [cough] she came out and said she wanted her dishes to dry. The dishwashers. So, I'm putting my dishes in the dishwasher and she starts taking my dishes out while I'm trying to put them in there. And so, we're going back and forth about the dishes in the dishwasher. And so, I made her and then she started throwing stuff at me and I ran in here and not today, but before, but she has threatened me before. But that's why I keep that on on me with her because she has threatened me before. I don't know if she threw anything else because I left out of here. But there there the dishes were everything neatly. So if you see anything on the floor, >> did the dish rack hit you? >> She threw it at me right when I got in here. So >> Okay. >> Um >> uh did you do anything to her? >> Did you pepper spray her before she threw the dish rack at you? >> Before anything was thrown. We were just going back and forth with the dishes and the dishwasher. >> And why did you mace her? I I carry it with me because she has threatened me before. >> So today she didn't threaten you. >> She didn't threaten me before. She's just We were just back and forth with the dishes. >> So you guys were just arguing, putting stuff moving each other's dishes back and forth. >> Yeah. >> The police arrived just in time to handle the situation, but Elena admitted she used pepper spray to protect her personal space. >> Touching my stuff. She we've been back and forth with the leasing office about her >> using my my stuff and touching my property. So, she has this thing where she's constantly back and forth using my stuff and touching my things. But, yeah, we were back and forth >> with my dishes in the dishwasher. >> So, you decided to spray her because she touched her stuff >> cuz she she was in my space and her stuff her dishes were done. >> Okay. >> And I was trying to put my dishes in the dishwasher. She's taking my dishes out the dishwasher. >> There you go. >> I need you to turn around. >> Place your hand behind your back. in any way that I'm >> you are going to be under arrest for assault. Okay. She does want charges. She's going to be signing the charges listed as the victim. You can't be pepper spraying people for an argument. Okay. I do I do appreciate you being forthright and telling us your side of the story, >> but you can't be doing that. Okay? It's inappropriate. >> Anyway, I can um call someone. >> Damn. I was listening kind of shaking my head cuz that >> was a complete fabrication. I'm surprised she actually did tell y'all the truth that there was no physical. She literally just needed her space. >> That's where we get to it. Yeah. >> She was on that side of the door. I was on this side. We were moving each other's dishes everywhere. As far as like what's on the floor and stuff, >> I didn't know what happened. It felt like beans hit my I'm throw Yes, I threw a bunch of stuff, but not at her. [laughter] I have better aim than that. I can't see. I'm thinking >> that's why we do >> I yelled at her call I think I told her call office call 911 call everybody. >> No, you're fine. And that's and that's why we we do what we do >> because we we get two sides. There's your version, her version, and then usually what happens. >> Yeah. >> And that's that's how we do it. >> And in the end, what seemed like a normal dispute led her to an unbelievable outcome. She was arrested at the scene facing criminal charges for assault. That day in Ohio, a Family Dollar employee called police to report a woman suspected of shoplifting. But what happened next shocked even the responding officers. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. TASER. TASER. TASER. GET [screaming] OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE [screaming] CAR RIGHT NOW. I'M GOING TO TASE YOU. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. [screaming] GET OUT OF THE CAR. THE WOMAN IMMEDIATELY BECAME EVASIVE, arguing and resisting when questioned about her identity and attitude, forcing police to act decisively to regain control of the situation. >> ID now. >> ID. >> Yeah. Clear. Clearly. [laughter] Stop backing away from me. No. Stop backing away from me and come. Ma'am, stop backing away from me and come over here. >> My receipt's in here. Ma'am, come here. Stop. You're walking away from me. I don't like you. >> Then get over here. Stop walking away from me. >> You have ID on you or not? ID. >> If I find out you have ID on you, you're lying to me. Then you're on charge with that. >> I found what's last night. What you did to birth? >> Like why am I getting >> Because she's running out here and you're scrambling to the car. >> I'm not. I mean I just sucked you. No, you didn't see me though. She didn't see it. She didn't play it until she finished something. >> All right. You want to watch her? She's like moving and spiring all those. >> She has that. She's claiming that token. There's also stolen items. >> She was only running out. She ran up to my car as I was drawing past him cuz I wanted to stop there cuz he has his license. But she ran up and said she stole. So she's squirming like trying to back away from me multiple times. Just watch her while I run her information. >> What? What's in there? What's in there? How long is the retreat? I promise you. >> Okay, let's just wait. Okay. >> Okay. So, >> so why did you have like It looks like those. So why would they say that you're stealing if >> when she was asked to cooperate, she refused and fought back, prompting officers to deploy a taser right on the spot. >> Get the handcuffs. >> All right, get out of the car. GET OUT OF THE CAR. YOU'RE GETTING TASED. WE NEED ANOTHER UNIT HERE. She's fighting. >> I'M GOING TO TASE YOU. TASER. TASER. TASER. GET OUT OF THE CAR. [screaming] GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. I'M GOING TO TAKE YOU. >> OH, hell no. >> GET OUT OF THE [screaming] CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR RIGHT NOW. I'M GOING TO SAVE YOU. >> I'M SCARED. >> GET OUT [screaming] OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. I ORDER YOU OUT OF THE [screaming] CAR. I'M >> SCARED. PLEASE. I'M GETTING OUT. I'M GETTING OUT. PLEASE. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> PLEASE DON'T TASE ME. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. [screaming] YOU BEING TASED. YOU KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. >> KEEP YOUR HANDS UP, SIR. SIR, KEEP YOUR HANDS UP. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> I'M GETTING OUT. I'M GETTING OUT. >> GET OUT RIGHT NOW. >> You'd get out, ma'am. Get out. >> Get out. >> I'm getting out. I'm getting out. >> Put your hands behind your back right now. I'm going to throw you on the ground. You're not going to like get up and turn around. Turn around. You did this to yourself. >> Should have all been avoided. >> Now, who are you really? Cuz that social is not a good social. >> Can you please let me go? >> Nope. My arm is really, really sorry. Please stop. It's really, really, really, really trying to save me. It's really me. >> The suspect fell to the ground struggling as officers tried to restrain her, but there was no escape from their grasp. adjust. >> That's right. >> I promise you I don't I don't I stop turning your your wrist. Okay. Stop turning your I'm going to turn. Okay. I can get a stinger in both of those spot. >> No, you're real social. Matter of fact, sit in my car. I don't want you squirt. >> You're going to sit in my car. >> You're going to sit in my car. >> Can I get the um above your lieutenant sitting in the car? >> First off, >> cuz I don't know what's in it. here. >> So, I want to stop this car. >> She gives me a bad social. I tell her to place her in handcuffs. She immediately starts fighting us. Jumps into the driver's seat, tries to start the car. I snatch the keys out before she could start the car. I thought she was going to land. >> Okay. Well, fighting the cops doesn't help. You got a lot of charges now. So, do you want to add on to it or do you want to give me theucking truth? >> Okay. So, >> where's my my fine? Yeah. >> Yep. >> Do you know this lady? >> Was a friend? >> She was a friend. >> He's the owner of the car. I ran him. >> Yeah. Just give me the idea anyway. I'll take >> I'll pop back. >> Yeah, you're the only guy. You know you don't got a license, man. While you driving, >> I'm about to go get her, man. I got >> a problem. I got >> I don't know what the hell. Who is she to you? >> Well, it's a friend. >> Why she saying die? >> Ain't no daddy. >> You know how girls do ain't I don't even have it. So, what's your what's your name? >> I know my friend's names. >> All I know is Pier. >> Listen, listen. We got We have an ambulance coming. Okay. But if you have asthma, why would you fight with the cops? >> Like, I mean, I'm not a genius here, but that's pretty stupid. >> So, you're not going to give us who you really are? >> In the end, all stolen property was recovered, but the legal consequences were far from over. Serious charges were still waiting for her. Uh, she had to only fear Chainer. >> The ambulance is fine. >> All right. So, look, you're going to get checked out by the squad. All right. Do not try and fight again. Do not do that. >> Do you understand that? >> Wait. Do you understand what I'm saying to you? >> Uh, the Family Dollar. We want him having a fight with her as Okay. Did you look in her purse at all? >> A little bit. I don't see any weapons. It's mostly makeup and I have >> All right, it's going to be the big clear tote filled with all the clothes. >> I don't have the employees information. >> Well, yeah, that's from the camera. Back up. >> Yeah. All that you want to grab it >> where it really >> what? >> All right. >> And then if we can get that out, I'll take it in. We can get a price. >> Yeah. >> The woman was charged with theft around $200. 0 cents worth of goods, obstruction of justice, and providing false information to police. Next story. What seemed like an ordinary theft at Walmart turned out to be far from it. Cameras caught the woman's every clever move. >> My mom's a captain of the police. Mom, mom, mom, my lawyers. >> I'm not EVEN MOM. MOM. >> She scanned half her items, but the rest accidentally missed right in front of employees. Would she really get away with it? >> The the amount missed was 4363 without the tax. Um, >> this is what she paid for. I have the video pulled up right here. [clears throat] >> Really? >> Yeah. Yeah. So, this item right here that's right on top of that other item never gets scanned. She's kind of holds it over. It scans the bottom item and places it right here for him to bag. Uh I don't think he realized what all was going on. Um and I he went to go get the kids. He had to pick up the kids. That's why he's not here. >> Does it happen that way every time? >> Did what >> does it happen that way on every item? Not every item. Like for this one right here, they have six of them. They only ring up three. Now, she says it's because they were stuck together and they don't know that you can pull them apart. But let me fast forward it to the end cuz this is the most obvious one with this uh uh sports bra thing or whatever. And then the vest underneath it. She has it stacked up on top of it. And she's going to take the the hand scanner and only scan the top item before passing both items across. >> Can you do it in real time? >> Yeah. Yeah. just trying to get it. So, she just scans that one item on top and then leaves it here and eventually grabs it and moves it over like you saw. >> When officers approach, she started yelling, resisting, and faking a seizure. How are the police supposed to handle this chaos? >> Sorry. >> I'm married now. >> Oh, okay. >> It's an older ID. >> I got you. Is this uh your most current one, though? >> It's not. So, right before here, I was actually in a car accident where I called the police and I gave my ID from the accident to here. I don't know what happened to the ID. >> Is it a New York ID, though? Are you from New York? >> It's a Florida one. >> You have a Florida D. >> All right. So, you're being detained by the police, so I your rights before we have a conversation. Okay. But for G, this is a normal procedure whenever you're detained. Okay. >> So, listen to all these. If any questions, um, let me know. But pretty straightforward. Okay. So she scans everything, then places it here for him to bag. But with this, she'll scan that, but then just have that chilling right there for him to bag it. >> Oh, I saw that. >> And that's how it worked with >> Okay, so the place on the scanner surfaced, but not was never actually >> even after being ordered to stop. She tried to call for help on her phone, but it was too late. Nothing worked this time. >> Okay. Well, hold on, cuz they're yelling at me now. >> Okay. >> What is your name? >> Amber. You have a Florida deal? >> I'm sorry. >> Do you have a Florida driver's license? >> Yes, I do. >> Where is that? >> I don't know. >> Lose attitude. Okay. >> You have one, too. With all due respect, I didn't do nothing wrong. I didn't say nothing to you. >> What is your last name? >> You have an attitude. >> What is your last name? >> Okay. This deputy is the deputy in the case, and he says you need to stay off the phone. So, listen to him. Thank you. So in here there's cilantro, a cucumber, a onion, and a tomato. Uh she just takes it from the top there, >> right? The white onion and the cilantro get scanned. But then the other stuffing and she never even bothers. >> I just see the uh when you stop her. >> Oh, when we stop. >> Yeah. Yeah. Which entrance? >> It was right out here. >> All right. I tried to be nice. I told you the phone. >> My mom's a captain of the police. Mom. Mom. Mom. >> I'm not even Mom. Mom. [screaming] MOM. MOM. I'M NOT YOUR MOM. [ __ ] MOM. Call the lawyers. >> 126. So, get back in here, please. >> I'm not EVEN DOING ANYTHING. STOP RESISTING AND PUT YOUR ARM BEHIND YOUR BACK NOW. >> THERE'S NOTHING WRONG WITH BEING ON THE PHONE UNTIL I'm under arrest. >> You're going to get a resistance shot. You understand me? >> I'm literally laying here not doing anything. >> Put your arm behind your back. >> Fighting. >> Put your arm behind your back. >> Put your hands drop. Move your hands. Mom, I'm not resisting. Mom. Mom, you guys are both on TOP OF ME. I WEIGH 130 LBS. >> MOM, MOM. [screaming] MOM, PLEASE TELL JAMES TO CALL JOHNNY. >> In the end, she was charged with multiple crimes. Theft, resisting arrest, obstructing justice, and disorderly conduct. A painful lesson for a clever thief. >> Stand you up and walk you outside. >> I need a light here. Just one. >> Well, it's probably not going to benefit you in any way. >> It is. I have suffered from this for all my life. >> Right. But you're in a Your hands are handcuffed behind your back. That's a position that's not typically good for people that are breathing. >> You want to try sitting up now? >> I don't I don't know if I'm dead. I'm going to help you. >> We're going to help you get up onto this chair right here. Okay. Ready? One, two, three. I want to call my husband. >> Okay. >> Yeah, that helps you. Your mom Can you just wait one second? Wait there. >> All right, you guys need to wait over here. Okay, please don't approach her. I I I told you I would talk to you. All right. >> All right. >> Right. She's been checked out by medics. She's fine. >> She refused medical. Come on. >> If you step up here with one foot, we can help you get it. Okay. >> Hold on. You keep pushing my butt. >> I know I'm overweight. Jul. >> Okay, I'm okay. >> They're going to take those off you at the You want your seatelt on? >> Uh, no. I don't need it. >> Okay. They're going to take those off you at the jail. Okay. I don't want to like rip your skin. >> That's okay. >> Okay. In >> Florida, theft of goods valued between $100 and $750 is a firstderee misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail and fines up to $1,000. But if the value is over $750, it becomes a felony, carrying up to five years in prison and fines up to $5,000. The woman was charged with petty theft, resisting arrest and obstruction of justice, all because of one reckless decision. An emergency call led police to a car outside the nail salon, but what they found inside shocked everyone. >> Are you injured or anything? What's that boot for? I'm sorry for this one. >> Is it still broken? >> No, it's better now. Why do we need you to get out? >> Because we're asking you to. >> Yeah, we're asking you. >> So that we can talk to you further and make sure that you're okay to drive. >> I'm sorry. >> Well, we're asking you to step out, man. Step out. >> No, I'm good to go. >> What seat machine you guys got here? >> Hold on. Is the car on or anything? >> We aren't sitting. You're in trouble. Ma'am, >> I barely got here. So, let me tell you what's going on. Okay. We want you to step out of the vehicle because for our safety, you are acting you're acting super nervous. You're moving around like crazy and you're underneath the blanket. So, I don't know what you have in your hands and I don't know what you have under the blanket. We need you to step out and we're going to talk to you further and make sure you're okay to drive from me. >> Yeah, I'm good. >> If you don't step out, you're going to go to jail. >> Okay, let's do it. >> That's what you want to do? >> Yep. >> I don't want to take you to jail now. >> I know. I >> just step out. >> Do you have Do you have Do you have pants on? >> Do you have pants on? >> Yes. Okay, then please step out. >> No, I'm standing right here. >> I am giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. >> Okay, I need you to step out so we can talk to you further without you moving like crazy. >> I'm out with them. >> When her refusal to comply was ignored, the police had to intervene. A dramatic arrest, but the real reason left everyone stunned. >> Come on. No, they're not pulling out. >> Ma'am, >> why? >> Because we're doing an investigation. >> That we can get you out of the vehicle now. >> And even if you're sitting here, we have to make a determination whether you have been drinking or not. Okay? So, step on out. >> No, I'm not getting out. >> Why? >> Come on out. >> STEP ON OUT. STEP ON OUT. [screaming] STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> [screaming] >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> STAND ON THE GROUND. >> USE YOUR FEET. [screaming] >> USE YOUR FEET. >> USE your feet. >> USE YOUR FEET. STAND UP. STAND DOWN UP. [screaming] NO. >> Go up. I just WANT TO GO UP. >> GO UP. >> WHAT are you doing? >> YOUR TURN. >> [ __ ] you. Relax. Relax. >> No, I WANT TO GO BACK IN MY CAR. WHY AM I bothering you? >> We want to make sure. >> We want to make sure that you haven't been drinking. >> No, I [screaming] even if I have problem I can smell it on you. >> Okay. Even in my car, I'll put your car. >> You cannot be in your car sleeping. Okay. Why? I've been drinking. >> Why? >> Because one, you have your car on. Okay. I got you. >> STOP [ __ ] [screaming] STOP. >> A relative appeared unexpectedly, but everyone had to keep it secret to avoid her finding out. Tension mounted with shocking twists. >> It is a god by the grace of God that she came here and picked up. I came to get my nails done and that's my sister. >> Okay. >> Okay. But she needs help. >> Yeah. >> She needs help. I need Pat. So I don't want to intervene. >> Yeah. But know that I'll take care of the car if that's okay with you. >> Okay. >> Just don't let her know I'm here. >> I just call I'm not the one that called. I just by the like I said by the grace of God I had my own appointment and I thought is that her car that she was next door >> and I kept thinking and then when she help >> yeah she has help or she needs help. >> Yes. She's a 5150 >> with alcohol >> with alcohol. Oh, >> alcoholic. We tried to help her and try to help her and try to help her and she said, "Do your thing. I'm not going to try and rescue you anymore." >> Okay. >> But just that she doesn't know I'm here. >> She has no clue. >> Yeah. >> And then I'll take care of the car. >> Okay. I'll talk to the other officers and see. >> Just Just let them know. Yes. Don't let them know. I don't want her to know. And >> she'll ask me to get her out and I'm She needs to be She needs to do whatever you guys need to do. Yeah, I got you. Okay. All righty. No worries. >> Yeah. Nice to meet you. >> You know that culture? >> Mr. I saw her packing around 2 or 3 today. >> Okay. But I don't >> Did you see her drinking by the chest? >> Um, no. I don't see her drinking. >> When she park here, I and I saw she dancing the car. Yeah. >> Okay. All right. You saw what? I'm sorry. >> Huh? >> When you got here, you said you saw what? >> When she parked here >> around 2 or 3 and I look at and she dance in the car. >> Oh, she the music. >> Yeah. >> But when she parked a long time already sounds good. Thank you. Thank you. >> Just when everything seemed calm, the final moment turned an ordinary situation into an unforeseen disaster. Veronica, >> no. >> Come on up. Come here. Come on out. >> Get out. That hurts. >> Okay. Well, I'm trying to help you. >> I I'm trying to get up. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Where am I? >> You're at the police department. >> Sorry. My shoe. >> I got it. >> Okay. Ow. That hurts. Ow. That really hurts. I'm so sorry. >> OKAY. NO, [screaming] >> it really hurt. >> Okay, >> I'm so sorry. [screaming] >> That really hurt. >> Okay, >> I'm so sorry. That really hurt. >> Why am I under arrest? >> Well, we asked you to step out of the vehicle and you wouldn't do it. >> Okay. >> Why? >> So, right now, hold on. >> Why don't we? >> Just hold on. I'll I'll explain everything to you. Come on. This way. >> Yes. So, Veronica, >> are you willing to take any of the tests that I have to offer? Okay. >> Such as >> So, one thing is just to make sure that you're not impaired. >> Okay. Are you willing to take those tests? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Okay. Let me wait till another officer gets you and we'll test you. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> As of right now, it's just going to be a resisting charge for not stepping out of the vehicle when we asked you to. Okay. >> All right. Why? Yeah. I I >> So the main the main thing is we got a complaint that you were drinking. Okay. And then you were asleep in the car. >> So >> well, it has to do with anything. >> Well, if you're drinking in a car and you're the vehicle's on, you can't be doing that. Okay. >> The vehicle wasn't on, though. >> It It was on. >> No. >> Okay. All right. In New Mexico, a person convicted of aggravated DWI can face a minimum of 48 hours in jail and fines up to $500. While resisting, evading, or obstructing police, can result in up to one year in jail and fines up to $1,000. The suspect was charged with aggravated DWI and [clears throat] resisting law enforcement. Up next, what seemed like a simple crash suddenly escalated when the driver refused to cooperate. >> She did get out. >> Yeah, I know she did get out and uh >> she she was like she basically was like standing up holding me. >> What happened here? >> Do you have your driver's license? >> What happened here? >> Hey Lindsay, just stay with her. Ma'am, do you speak English? >> No. >> Hey, do any of you guys speak Spanish? Do I speak Spanish? >> Yeah. >> Um, so I'm guessing was the Ask them if the bus was stopped and they were stopped behind it. >> You guys speak Spanish or Portuguese? >> Portuguese. >> Portuguese. >> But you can speak Spanish. Okay. >> Well, ask them what happened. The Was the bus stop? So she hit rear end them and they pushed her then into >> Was the bus stopped? >> Was that the bus stop? >> Or was the bus moving? >> Okay. He was going slow. So maybe he had just pulled off. >> So the bus was slow. How fast were they going? >> How fast were like 25 >> only like 25 >> and they're in the right lane. >> Yes. >> I understand. So they thought that the bus was going to stop. >> Yeah. So then they slowed down and that's when the car slammed into them and they said >> communication broke down, language barriers clashed and relentless defiance. The situation quickly escalated out of control and go what happened. >> Ma'am, Ma'am, we're over here. No worries. Talk to me. All right. >> No, I'm I'm >> That's fine. She stepped away. What's your name again? >> Excuse me. What's your name? >> Ma'am. Hello. Here. Come outside real quick. >> No. Step out of my car. Listen. >> No. >> We're done with traffic. >> No. >> I'm conducting a new investigation. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> Can you cooperate with my investigation? >> No. I'm not getting out of the car. >> Step out of the car for me. Okay. >> No. >> All right. I'm going to pull you out of the car if you step out of the car. Understand? >> Should I Should I video this? >> I'm videoing it. Okay. Step out of the car. >> Ma'am, come out of the car. >> The vehicle has to get towed. >> Don't catch. >> Your air went off. The vehicle has to be towed. Come out of the car. >> You have to come out of the car. Okay. >> Okay. >> Step out of the car. Just step out. I'm just trying to help you cuz I don't want you to reach over and grab something. >> Please do not >> I'm going to let go of you, but you're going to come out. Is that good? >> Okay. >> All right. Step out. >> Come on. Ma'am, don't start reaching in your car. >> Let's go. Let's go. I'm going to pull you out. We're out of options now. >> Ma'am, step out of the vehicle like you were earlier. Come on. >> Get out of the vehicle like you were earlier. >> Listen. >> Step out of the car. >> Listen. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Step out of your car. >> She's distracted. >> You don't have any Lindsay. >> Okay. I need to fam. >> I'm not. >> Please step out of your car. >> No. >> The vehicle is going to be towed. You have to come out of the vehicle. >> I'm fine with that. But >> you can't be in the car when it's getting towed. >> Okay. I need to call somebody. >> All right. You'll have an opportunity for that in >> You have to come out. You don't have the option to stay in the car. >> No, officer. >> The police ordered her to step out of the car, but her decision threw everything into chaos. You won't be able to look away from this standoff. >> No, >> you were calm before. Relax. I spoke to you earlier. You were very calm. >> Yeah, >> let's get back to that. Let's get back to that how we were before. I don't know why you're getting all hyper and all of that. All right. Can we pick it back up, please? Listen, like I explained, we're done with the crash. I'm investigating for possible driving under the influence. You understand that? Before I do that, I got to read you some things, okay? I just need a yes or no. You understand? All right. I'm required to warn you before you make any statements. Listen to me. Can you pay attention? Give me a second, ma'am. Before you make any statements that you have the following constitutional rights. >> I know I have the right. >> All right. I just got to explain it to you. Okay. Just listen to him. >> I I I want I want to I I want >> Just listen to what he has to say. This is only to protect you. >> You have the right to remain silent and not answer any questions. You understand? You understand? >> Hey, go on the path side. Make sure you're not reaching for nothing. But you have the right to remain silent, not answer my questions. Do you understand that? >> No. >> What does he understand about it? >> I would like to reach >> my friend. >> We have to get through this. Okay. >> Okay. I know. I know. That >> Let's relax. Let's relax. We're just talking. >> We're just talking right now. >> No, we're not talking. >> We are talking. I'm trying to have a conversation with you, but I need to read this to you so you're protected. Do you understand that? And and and I know what I'm protecting. >> Without me reading your rights, you don't have these constitutional I need to know that you understand you have these constitutional rights. Okay. >> Well, I know that I have these consequences. >> You have the right to remain silent and not answer any questions. You understand? >> No, I don't agree with that. I don't agree with that. I don't agree with that. >> I just need to know that you understand with you. >> I don't I don't agree with any statement. >> I don't agree with that. >> Now, just listen to them. >> Must be freely. >> I DON'T AGREE WITH IT. >> OKAY. JUST LISTEN. I DON'T agree with it. >> The presence and representation I DON'T AGREE WITH OF your choice before you make any statement and during any >> I don't agree with it. >> If you cannot afford a lawyer, you are entitled to the presence and representation of a court according lawyer any statements and during any question. If at any time during the interview you do not wish to answer any questions, you are privileged to remain silent. I can make no threats or promises to induce you to make a statement. This must be of your own free will. Any statement can be and will be used against you in the court law. You understand these rights if I have as I have read them to you. >> As constitutional rights and legal warnings were mentioned, her reaction made the standoff even more tense and unpredictable. >> SUSPICION OF DRIVING UNDER >> THE CAR. LISTEN, you're out of the car now. Come out. >> Stop. Stop. STOP. >> WHAT IS wrong with you people? >> STOP. STOP. >> RELAX. RELAX. >> LISTEN, I can explain your arrest [clears throat] for suspicion. >> Okay, that's fine. Do >> you have a license in the car? >> I can't find her. Been looking for the WHOLE TIME. >> ERICA, relax for me. This isn't helping. Okay. >> Anything that's going to poke her? [clears throat] Stop it. >> You're going to get the charge. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> Follow you back. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Camera. >> Yeah. >> Yep. >> From the car to the courtroom. What started as a minor accident led to unexpected legal twists. The outcome will shock everyone. Erica was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. That day, when police lights flashed behind her car, the Uber driver flatly refused to stop. And what happened next, you won't believe. >> Do not touch my behind. >> Touch my behind. >> DO NOT TOUCH ME. DO NOT TOUCH [screaming] ME. AS OFFICERS DEMANDED COOPERATION, she challenged every order, turning a simple traffic stop into complete mayhem. >> The vehicle >> there. >> Driver, put the keys on top of your car now. >> Driver, turn off the vehicle now. >> You still had some problem. She's refusing to comply with my command. I told her to turn off the car about three times now and she's just sitting there so I haven't walked up yet. >> Hey, ma'am. Sit down in the car. >> No. >> No. Ma'am. MA'AM. SIT. STOP RIGHT NOW. >> Right now. Right now. Ma'am, you're going to be put under arrest if you don't start listening. Okay. >> I can listen to you, but I'm not going to listen to any military police. >> Turn around. >> All right. So, who's going to Uber driver back? Put your hand. >> Do not touch my behind. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Touch my behind. Let's try your hands behind your back. >> [ __ ] around. >> Do not touch me. >> Screaming, shouting, and a tense standoff. Even a small mistake could have turned this into A FULL-BLOWN DISASTER. >> DO NOT TOUCH ME. >> STOP. Stop fighting. GET ON THE GROUND. >> STOP. >> NO. >> Stop fighting. >> No. YOU NEED TO STOP UNDERSTANDING WHAT the going to not be Santa for 2 minutes. >> OH MY GOD. OH MY GOD. >> HEY, THIS DIDN'T HAVE TO BE LIKEING GOD. [screaming] OH mying god. You knowing what Iing you know what? >> Don't try to dig your nails in my hand. Are we Are we going to talk now? >> No. >> All right. Well, now you're under arrest. >> Now you're UNDER ARREST. OH MY GOD. >> SEARCH your >> No. >> What's your name, sweetie? >> Leave me alone. YOU'LLING FIND OUT. >> OKAY. [screaming] >> I'm a [ __ ] dancer. I swear to God, if you [ __ ] me, you're going toing find out. >> It didn't have to be like that. >> YOU'RE GONNAING FIND OUT. >> WHAT KIND OF DANCING DO YOU DO? YOU'RE GOING TO FIND OUT. >> I MEAN, I can literally only find that off of you. >> Yeah, right. You will. Stop touching me before I take a picture with you. >> Well, we can all take a picture together if you want. >> I can't get their front pockets, but the back pockets are good. >> Like, whose apartment is this? I want to deliver some gifts to some woman. My boyfriend. [screaming] I don't care if I'M OUT OF CASH. YOU STOP TOUCHING ME. >> STOP SCREAMING. >> STOP TOUCHING me then. Stop touching me. >> YOU NEED TO LISTEN. >> NO, I CANNOT BREATHE IN THIS ANGLE. UNFORTUNATELY, >> OKAY, you want to go on YOUR STOMACH TALKING JUST >> NO, leave me alone. >> Her statements were inconsistent and her dangerous behavior left everyone questioning what was SHE HIDING. >> NO, YOU EXPOSE ME IN FRONT OF EVERYONE. YES, you do. I can't even think of fart speed. >> I can't even take a fart. >> SIT DOWN. [screaming] GET >> IN THE CAR. >> Good job, bud. >> Yeah. What was that? >> She did a So, I I stopped her. She flew down here, did a lap around the tub, and stopped. Told her to turn the car off. She didn't turn it off. >> So, I waited for you guys to get here. >> Huh? >> We get her. >> It's under the car. >> I literally She I got here and she got out of the car whenever we walked up. >> All right. >> Yeah. I'd say maybe. I don't know. >> It smells like vodka. >> I don't know what sample smells like. >> It says it's agave. I don't know what that is. >> Presents. >> She said she was delivering presents from Walmart. >> Sorry. >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> I appreciate it. >> Is there a button? >> Is there a button up there? >> I don't know. She acting like an idiot. >> I don't know why she needed to act like that. >> She So, she drove down Regency, got in the turn lane for the Lita, drove past it, did a U-turn. >> Eventually, she was detained. But this became a harsh reminder that defying the law never ends well. >> Here's the thing. The only reason this many people are out here is when we actually take someone into custody that's resisting us, we have to actually try to do it without injuring you further. So it takes a it takes a lot of restraint from all of us. Okay? And honestly, the more people out here, the more of us that are out here, the more cameras are out here. Everything gets recorded. All right? I'm so in the future if a police officer stops you, you need to stay in the vehicle until you're told otherwise legally. >> Okay, I understand it looks like you legitimately are just trying to do a job right now, but >> like I don't even know. I was trying to contact Uber support and I don't even know if they have some way to bring up everything that's in the trunk for the people upstairs. Does anybody have a person back? >> You want me to take those off you or not? What are you doing here? You're you're about to go sit in a cell until you you start cooperating with me and you're just going to stay there until you let me do the stuff that we need to do. Like I said, all you need is your fingerprints and I'm going to give you a ticket and you're going to walk out of here. Okay. You're not >> How did I leave you with three fines? >> You're you're getting one ticket. >> No, >> you're getting one ticket for obstructing. That's all it is. The military obstructed me when they lied on their filing because I was trying to remember airman Thailand for people and they said that I was speeding when I was in a passenger seat. So I'm tired of listening to the police cuz all I do is act to act to act without thinking clearly and investigating what? >> Like I said, I've explained everything to you the entire situation. Okay. So, you're going to let me take the hangups off or not? >> The driver was charged with traffic obstruction and issued a citation. Coming up next, what seemed like a simple traffic stop quickly spiraled out of control. All because of one woman's bad attitude. You won't believe what happened next. The officer ordered her to pull over for a minor violation. But instead of complying, she argued back, questioning the law itself. What happened next left everyone stunned. >> Hello. >> Hi. Do >> you have your license, registration, insurance? >> I give you my name. >> What's your name? >> Melissa. >> All right. Will you So, hop out for me. >> Yeah. No, I'm so serious. >> Why? Cuz you're a bar and you're driving. Okay. Stand in front of my car. I said stand in front of my car. >> Put your hands behind your back. Face my car. Change your attitude or how bad you want to go to jail. Well, listen. Not cool. >> Well, I don't want to listen to your attitude. We are on something serious. You're driving while barred. I'm not affording you any graces today then. If we're going to have an attitude, >> for something you did, not me. I didn't tell you to drive and I didn't make a license bar. Let's walk to the back right of my car, please. All right. What's the scenario here? Do you have a license, sir? >> Okay. Is there anyone that has a license in this car? >> I call I can call somebody. >> What's that? I call somebody call somebody [music] right here. >> So you know her license status better than her. I'm not going to sit here and argue with you guys cuz she started off arguing with me already. She's barred. You want to make her situation worse? I can tow this car. I don't care. >> None of you have a license. Why would you be able to drive the car? >> Just follow. >> Nobody has a valid license. I cannot let you drive it. That doesn't make any sense. >> I don't know. >> If you have a license, >> sir. Please, man. Just follow us to Oakidge. Okay. >> I'm not following you to Oakidge. You don't have a license. >> Don't call the car. >> If somebody has a license, by all means, but I can't let you drive if you don't have one. That's the whole point of a driver. It's not a driver's license. >> From arguing and slamming doors to resisting arrest. Her defiance quickly escalated into a criminal case. A bad attitude turned into a real life disaster. >> What are you doing? [ __ ] >> All right, keep your hands there. >> Respectful, please. But we'll be respectful, please. >> Can I ask the car, please? >> What do you need out of the car? >> Can I ask something? >> What? >> No, I'm telling you. So, you guys need to get your personal belongings and get out of it. What do you need out of the car? >> Can I Can I ask you something about the car, please? >> Yeah, you can grab your personal belongings for sure. >> Can I have the car? >> Nope. >> For what? >> I need you guys to grab your stuff and head out. What are you doing with her? >> She's going to jail. >> Why? >> Driving while barred. >> Why? >> Cuz she's driving while barred. >> I'm not arguing with you guys anymore. I I'm not arguing. >> Driving while barred. It's an aggravated misdemeanor. >> Okay, this is the last chance. You guys can grab your personal belongings and leave or you can all go to jail. I'm not going to tell you again. >> Last chance. I told you she's going to jail for driving while barred. >> Driving while barred. >> Okay, >> grab your items. >> Last chance. I'm not going to tell you again. >> You're not going over there. >> Okay, you can go to jail, too. >> Back up. >> I'm going to get hurt. Put your hands down. >> I just want to talk to her. I just want to talk TO HER. PLEASE STOP. >> BRO, WHY YOU DOING THAT, BRO? YOU NEED TO [screaming] STOP ALWAYS ARGUE WITH THE POLICE. >> STOP ALWAYS ARGUE WITH THE POLICE. >> ZIGGY, [screaming] CAN Y'ALL JUST GO? JUST LEAVE. >> I JUST WANT TO TALK TO HER. STOP. >> This lady is trying to pull her out of my back seat. >> Okay, I'm fine. Put your hand back. I know where this is. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I will. Can I >> Put your left hand behind your back. >> I can't turn because you turn my other arm. >> Your left arm needs to go behind your back. >> Okay, I will. >> Ow. Stop, bro. >> Stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm just talking. >> Back up. Go get sprayed. Back up. Now, >> what did I do? >> Can I talk to you now? What did I do? >> Things escalated fast. A struggle, a take down, and a fierce police response to regain control. This moment showed exactly how quickly arrogance can turn into chaos. Z7, [screaming] >> listen to me. Connect. What is all THIS ABOUT? CAN [screaming] Y'ALL JUST GO? >> STOP. I'M NOT DOING NOTHING for you to be to be over here doing that. I'm not doing nothing. >> Stop moving. >> I'm just put my >> No, I don't care. You haven't listened this entire time. >> Great. >> [bell] >> TJ, [screaming] stop. WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU? What is wrong with you? >> Hey, stop. Put your hand back. Stop. Stop. Stay right there. Stay right there. Stay with the car. Stay with the car. >> Stay with the car. Get out of traffic. Well, we'll start with interference now. You want to talk to I JUST WENT TO THE CORNER TO TURN AND THEN you broke. >> HOLD ON. WAIT, BRO. BE CAREFUL. I DON'T WANT YOU TOUCHING ME. >> STAND UP. >> Hey yo, GRAB MY PURSE. GRAB MY PURSE. WAIT. >> STOP. GRAB MY PURSE. G. GRAB MY PURSE. GRAB MY PURSE. STOP. Don't take my purse on my bro. Y >> push me in there. >> Nobody push you. >> You did >> push your feet in. >> You did put >> Wow. >> Why you pushing me in there? >> You did. >> Put your feet in. >> You did push. Wow. That's crazy. >> The driver and her passengers were all detained and officers reports confirmed multiple violations. A harsh reminder that the law doesn't bend for ego. >> But what am I what am I detained for? Interference. >> You're not detained. You're under arrest. >> You're going to come with us. >> No. Don't touch me, >> bro. Y weird as hell, bro. >> Well, you're in our custody again. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Y >> I DON'T WATCH. OKAY. >> Calm down. Please take a picture. PLEASE CALM DOWN. >> I'LL GET UP. >> Why are you kicking? >> That's not working. >> Turn your belly. Lay on your belly. It was unnecessary. [screaming] >> UNNECESSARY. >> I did. And she threat me. >> Did you get killed, too? >> MOVE. GET UP, BRO. >> OH, NO. YOU'RE GOING TO LIKE POLICE, BUT Y'ALL ain't [ __ ] GET IN. >> I'M TRYING TO YACH BACK. >> Oh my god. I'M TRYING TO GET UP. I'M SUPPOSED TO GET UP BACK. SCOOT BACK. >> MY LEG, BRO. Behind you. Scooch back. Get on. >> In Iowa, refusing to comply with a lawful order is a serious offense, punishable by up to 2 years in jail and fines up to $6,250, plus court fees and a suspension of your driver's license. Police confirmed the driver was charged with interference and refusal to comply while passengers faced detainment for obstruction. What started as a routine stop ended in disaster. Prove that a bad attitude can cost you more than you think. So, what do you think? Was she treated fairly? If you enjoyed this story, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support the channel. It really helps us keep bringing you real cases like