I'm giving you one more order to step outside. This is the the last time I'm asking you and then I'm going to have to grab you. Put your hands behind your back now. We play games back and forth and all this stuff. I've been doing this for a long time. It's apparent that you just shot up dope and you're driving around my city. It's completely unacceptable. Just a single order to get out of the car is enough to turn an ordinary traffic stop into [music] a tense confrontation. So once I run her by name and date of birth, the warrant comes out and now I know that there's a warrant for her. She's refusing to come out until the sergeant gets here. Told her I'm going to give you one last time to come out and then I'm going to have to force you out of the car. All attempts to delay come to an end as the fateful moment when the girl is pulled from the car awaits the audience. What seemed like an ordinary traffic stop in Cook County suddenly escalates into a tense confrontation. Will the girl cooperate or resist the police? Hi, I'm Officer Haro with the Cook County Sheriff's Police Department. Your actions being audio and video recorded. Are you aware that the plate on the car is suspended? Okay, sure. But can you step out for now? Absolutely, but I need you to step out. I'll call her right now. But I need you to step out for a second, please. Of course. 83-37 to 83-12. Can you identify my location? Mhm. I see an Allied Universal shirt. You don't have a firearm with you, do you? Okay. For now, hold on. You know, hold on to this real quick. It's going to be a female white. Uh go Illinois. You can hold on to this for now. Okay. So for now, no. Right now I need you to step out. Okay, no. I'm telling you to step out now. I'm telling this is a direct order. Step out out of the vehicle right now. Tensions reach their peak as the police are forced to pull the girl out of the car. All attempts to resist prove futile [music] and her actions are about to lead to inevitable consequences. All right now. Okay, I'm giving you one more order to step outside. Or else I'm going to have to grab you and I'm we're going to pull you outside. I already called. They're on their way. No, negative. Come out right now. This is the the last time I'm asking you and then I'm going to have to grab you. My my name is H A R O. My star is 181. Manis, 162. You told her to step out of the vehicle. You need to step out of the vehicle now. Okay, stand on your stomach. On your stomach. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back now. I got it. I got You got it? Yeah. Let me hold on. Let me get her Okay, you need to get out of the car. Step out. Yep. Okay, get up. Roll on your side. Sit up. I'm going to assist you standing up to your feet. A shocking truth is revealed during the car inspection. What seemed harmless actually hides secrets that force the police to proceed with caution. Oh, there it is. That's your passport right up there. What is that? Paramount's claim of a life and the result of the life, love and physical embodiment of my parents. So that's not anything. Yep. Anything else? Oh, I ran the plate. The plate came back for a suspended and a guy from Arizona. I pulled her over. Uh she requested a supervisor right away. So I told her uh all right, I'm going to get one for you, but I wanted you to step out. She didn't want to step out. So in the meantime I was like, okay, I'm going to wait for you to get here. No big deal. So once I run her by name and date of birth, the warrant comes out and now I know that there's a warrant for her. So now I'm telling her, now you need to come out. She's refusing to come out until the sergeant gets here. Told her I'm going to give you one last time to come out and then I'm going to have to force you out of the car. She continued to re- to refuse, so we opened the door and we pulled her out. She started grabbing onto the steering wheel to resist getting uh I was bringing her out. So then uh I grabbed one arm. I want to say Manis grabbed the other arm and then we flipped her and we handcuffed her. 10-4. So rifle case? Okay. Is there a rifle in there? Yep. Nice. You have a firearm. Even after being taken to the jail, she remains defiant, refusing to cooperate or answer questions. Her actions could have serious consequences. You need to step out so we can take in and process you on this warrant so you could get that taken care of. My buddy hurt you. Right now when I grabbed your arm? Okay, well go along with that question. What what's hurting you, ma'am? You're going to have to exit the vehicle. Put your feet down. Stand up. Come on. Okay, take a deep breath. You're good? Now he asked you numerous times if you need medical attention and you're refusing to answer. Have you been arrested before? I'm exercising my rights, so I'm just not going to say anything. Okay. Ever try to harm yourself or kill yourself? Okay. Just indicate that she's refusing to answer. Okay. Any medical conditions or mental issues we have to be aware of? No. And I'm going to ask you again about any injuries because you were asked numerous times and you kept saying you were hurting and whatnot. You go ahead. So again, I just I'm I'm just inquiring again. Have any injuries that require medical attention? I'm sorry. In the state of Illinois, obstructing the execution of official duties is a criminal offense punishable by fine, imprisonment and a criminal record depending on the severity of the act. The woman faces charges of obstructing law enforcement and may have to appear in court, pay fines or serve jail time depending on the severity of her offenses. Up next, what seemed like a routine traffic stop suddenly escalates into a tense situation when the police immediately notice something unusual. >> [groaning] >> Oh, sir, I'm sorry. Yeah. Hello, sir. All right. Your license isn't good. I'm sorry? Valerie? Yes, sir. Yeah, your license is not good. I I Why? It says failure to pay a traffic ticket. Um I paid the traffic ticket. Do you have registration or insurance? >> Yes, sir. I'm sorry, sir. Um This is your old one. Oh, that's the old one. I do have a ticket in here. All right, do you have proof of insurance? Um I have insurance. I have Geico. Do you have like a proof of insurance on you? Um Can I pull it up on my phone? Sure. I'm sorry. I can't believe my license is suspended. I had no idea. All right, you can hold on to this. Yes, sir. Step out of the car. You can wait for it outside. The woman becomes anxious, struggles to find her documents and her behavior makes the situation more chaotic than ever. What are you looking for your insurance? >> Yes, ma'am. Okay. I I have insurance. Who's the insurance for? Geico. You can't drive without insurance. Is that what you're trying to do? Please I'll explain to you in a second. But hang on, we'll figure that out, okay? All right, your license is suspended. It said you received notice already in July. So here's what's going to happen. You're going to have to go to jail. We'll try to work with you with the dogs. But listen to me. I've been around for a while. You You are extremely nervous. You have a needle mark fresh on your on your hand. It's not >> any needles in the car? No. 100% sure? It's not a needle mark, sir. I work The house is being built over on Edgewater Canal. May I please call my boss? Obviously she's She's not >> the dogs. You have no needles on you? No, sir. No needles in the car? No, sir. I don't give you permission to search the car. I'm not searching. I'm inventorying. It's getting towed. All right, we're going to the precinct. Excuse me. Excuse me. What are you doing? I didn't give you permission to search the car, sir. Yeah, he's inventorying it. So, we're trying to get so your dog The dogs can go. Oh. So. Nope. Nope. You're staying right here. Uh he's So, he's inventorying the car cuz it's going to get towed cuz you're being arrested. But my boss will come and get it, ma'am. The arrest is announced, and the procedures for handling the vehicle and pets begin, escalating the tension to its peak. Please just keep calm. My lawyer's on his way. So, you have a guy that you live with at your home? I'm calling him. And that's who you're calling? Who Who else are you trying to call? Can I call my lawyer? You You what? Who's your mom? Not yet. Do I have a an extra phone? I'm arrested. I'm getting arrested. You have to come and get the dogs. They're in my car. He pulled me over, and he's looking through the car, Rob. Please come and get it. I'm in all these parking lots. >> can get the dogs, not the car. Her license Her license is suspended. So, um you can come get the dogs, but not the car. The car's getting towed. Can I please get the water inside the car? One second. We're in the the Audi parking lot right across from Home Depot. Wait. Where is she going? She's going to go to jail. To what? To what jail? The Volusia County Branch Jail. >> Call my lawyer, Rob. Okay. What's his number again? I need a number. I'm in handcuffs, Rob. It's The Defense Group. Oh, okay. I I don't know if I can I'll find it. Yes. All right. You So, you're heading this way. How long will it be? Okay. What about the dogs with her in the car? >> Yeah, hey. We got an animal control guy coming. If the record gets here before him, we can put him in the the dogs in the temporary kennel in the in the truck, and you can come pick up the dogs. Okay. That's fine. Yeah, you got some time. You got like All right. Can I please look at my purse? Look at what? My shirt. >> Hey, you can mess your shirt up. Almost certain it's a DUI. There's needles all over the center console. I didn't give you permission to search the car. I'm inventorying. I'm towing your vehicle. It's policy. So, you can sit here. We can play games back and forth and all this stuff. I've been doing this for a long time. It's apparent that you just shot up dope, and you're driving around my city. It's completely unacceptable. >> The confrontation continues as the police follow official procedures while the girl still tries to contact her boss and lawyer. I didn't give you permission to My girlfriend was called. I didn't give you permission to search. All right. So, since he's rushing you, I'm searching you. Do you have anything on you that'll stick you, poke you, anything inside of you? Okay. And then Is there a bottle of water in there? Yes, there is. Okay. Is there a water in there that I should have a sip of or I'm sure I'll find it. I'll find it. I get stuck. I'm being honest. >> nothing on me. Unfortunately, we've already uh We've broken trust. You took a long time to stop and was fighting. So, just so you're just heads up. You're on these cuffs to stay in the car, okay? Yes, please. Acceptable. You You have nothing on you, right? You go in the jailhouse, it's going to be a problem. >> anything on me. Have her get out off to the right on the on the I understand you don't want to get in trouble, but Yeah, I'm going to fix your hand, okay? Can you loosen them up, please? I can still fit my finger in there. But I'll loosen up a little bit, but I can fit a finger in there. Do you want to walk more than that? Go ahead and sit in my truck, okay? I rolled down the window, so if you have any more questions Can I please call my lawyer? So, that'll be when you get to the jail. I'm concerned. How do I Hm? I don't I got you. I'll roll down the windows, so Serious legal charges gradually come to light, revealing the significant consequences the girl is about to face. Valerie is charged with driving under the influence, DUI, DUI, and possession of drug paraphernalia under Florida Statute 316.193. Respect the law, cooperate with law enforcement, and exercise responsibility when driving to protect yourself, those around you, and the innocent lives that could be affected. Hey, everyone. What do you think about this situation? [music] If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you [music] so much.