My son's mom. My son. >> A minor traffic violation sparked a tense and escalating confrontation. >> Your time speed 46 and 35. Are you going to listen to me or are you going to talk over? >> I'M ABOUT TO GET OUT. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. CH. >> WHEN THE MOTHER CALLED 911 for help, the situation quickly spiraled out of control. What appeared to be a simple traffic violation quickly turned into a tense standoff when the woman repeatedly refused to comply with officer's instructions. Well, all right. So, what didn't I pull you over for? So, I think I saw the tail end of U-turn. I saw two mark lane violations. You crossed without using turn signal and I got you at 46 and 35. Do you have a driver's license on you? >> Okay. Everything's recorded on my end, too. We have body cam. I'll take your driver's license, though. >> Okay. >> I already explained that to you. We're not going to sit here and argue about it. Okay. >> My chief is not going to come out, but I I I will take your driver's license. >> Can you say 45? I got myself over here. >> Okay. Well, I got you locked in on my my certified radar at 40. Okay. Okay. Let me talk. Let me talk >> this morning and started my shift at 3:00. >> Okay. >> I'll take your driver's license though while we're waiting. >> Um I I can wait until >> Okay. Hop on out of the car. We're not going to play this game. >> For my safety, I would not step out the car. >> Okay. I'm asking you get out of the car >> and you open up my door. So, you're you're breaking and entering. >> I'm giving you awful order to get out of the car. And I asked for you to call your chief. >> Okay. I have >> Do I need to call the parents with him for someone to come with them? I'm under arrest. >> You're not under arrest right now. You are detained. You are not free to leave. >> You are detained. You are not free to leave. You are not under arrest. I'm telling you it's a lawful order to get out of the car. >> I'm going to ask for you to call your chief. >> My chief is not going to come out. >> Okay. Call. >> There's no reason. >> Call somebody that's hire you because I fear for my safety. >> 89 to 81. You're being hostile. >> I'm not being hostile. >> What is your name? release her badge number. >> 689. Officer White, tell your police department. Step out of the car. >> I would not. For my safety and for my kids safety, >> I will not step out of the car. >> You understand? You're disobeying a law order right now, correct? >> I'm not I got no reason for anything, >> ma'am. I'm telling you to step out of the car. >> Can you remove my rights? >> For what reason? >> Am I moving right? >> No, you're not. I'm telling you to step out of the car. >> I'm not. >> Okay. After multiple warnings, the officer delivered a final ultimatum. But the woman's response pushed the situation far beyond anyone's control. >> Time speed 46 and 35. Are you going to listen to me or you going to talk over me? >> Here we go again. 46 and 35. You're backing up the middle of the road, so I can only assume I do U-turn. I can't charge you for that. I'm just assuming there. And then you you move lanes over twice without signaling. And I'm giving you a lawful order to exit the vehicle. If you do not exit this car right this second, you're going to be charged obstructed. You're going to be placed under arrest. This is your last warrant. Do you understand me? >> I will ask the victim. >> Okay. Go ahead and do it right now. Do it right now. >> I'm telling you, do it right now. >> For my safety and my kid safety, I will not say this lane for a second. Okay. Well, I'm going to remove you from the vehicle. You're not under arrest for >> Do not touch me. >> No. Okay. Listen to your kids. Let's go. >> LET ME CALL MY PARENTS. LET me >> That decision is gone. I'm about to get out. >> Get out of the car. >> Y'all have the phone so you can call my >> I'm not resisting it. Can you hand up the kids phone? >> Hey, hand it to my daughter. >> Stop moving. >> No, I'm just saying what you're doing. You're under arrest. >> Annayia, Y'ALL RELAX. >> What am I being under arrest for? >> Obstructing. >> Obstructing what? >> Official business. >> What is the official business? >> Give you law order, exit the vehicle, ask for your driver's license, refuse to do both of them. >> Okay. >> The sound of children crying echoed through the scene as the argument escalated, leaving behind a situation that drew the attention of everyone nearby. >> Can you just hand them the phone so they can come? >> Your kids are okay. Okay, let's do one step at a time. Your kids have your phone. >> Okay. Who are you? >> I'm the officer in charge right now. >> You're the sergeant. >> I'm the one in charge of the shift. Yep. I'm not a sergeant, but I'm the highest supervisor you're going to get right now. >> He I know. I got to I got to write to remain silently. He said I was going 45 the loop stands and turning in lanes. There's only one lane right there. The turn right there. >> Now, let's go one step at a time. Obviously, >> it's only one lane. That turn right there. >> But I speak in full sentences and you can speak in full sentences. Let's have some respect between each other. Okay. Let's Let's talk about grown-ups. Okay. >> Can you handle >> Here's the deal. Your kids are okay. I promise you they're going to be taken care of. Okay. Your kids have your phone. >> They got >> Do you need a medic? Let's start there. >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. For what? They got to know what they're going to treat. >> He scraped me. He pulled my arm. No problem. >> And he I'm I'm hurt. Yes, I do need a medic. >> Minor scrapes. Where do you got them at? >> On my knee, on my back, on my stomach. They're not minor. >> I would like to get checked out. >> I will I will call you medic. I'm sure they didn't call me a medic just for minor scrapes and bruises. >> Why is they getting out the car? >> You were stopping. >> We was just doing door. >> Ma'am, you were stopped for a legal reason. Okay. >> You said I wasn't even >> ma'am. Listen to me. >> CALL ROBIN and tell them to come and get you. >> He's not answering. >> Call Listen. Listen. Stay right here real quick. Let me just talk to them and I'm going to talk to you. Let me make sure that they straight. >> Absolutely. >> OKAY. CALL um call Robin on your phone right now and relax. Yeah, that's fine. >> Hey guys, let's go up here on the sidewalk. Okay. Can you Can you come follow me? >> We're going to get you a nice warm nice warm car back here. Okay. >> You can call whoever you want. Okay. Just come right over here. We're just going to go sit in this one. All right. >> Look what y'all just did to me. >> Even after being handcuffed, the woman continued making controversial accusations, opening the door to an entirely new development in the case. or we're going to drag you out of the car, I guess. >> No, I thought I had to seb out of the car again. Yep. You told her, "Can I have another officer to talk to? Can you back up?" >> She's let her talk to me. >> Okay. Soon as you know, she's going to take over. >> Back up cuz you already assaulted me. >> Okay. >> You already assaulted me. >> Which way you want me to go? >> Why don't you face this part right here for me? Okay. >> Which way? >> Right there. You're good. Right there. You got anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me? No needles, no knives, nothing like that? >> Nope. >> I know. It's not comfortable for me either. So, do you have a bra on? >> Nope. Hold >> on. Go ahead. >> Can you get my hoops? >> Hey, you're at my house. >> We'll work on that. Kick your foot in. >> I'm talking on her. >> Well, she's not even a police officer. >> Hi, Rhonda. Officer, first year police. I haven't talked to you yet. I got here like way after everything happened. >> Are you a sergeant? >> I'm not. But I'm not asking you any questions. Um, so we have to take your firearm just for safekeeping because we're giving your we're taking the vehicle and we can't just give your firearm to somebody. So you can always come back to the police department, get it. It's all your property. We're just taking it for safekeeping. Um, obviously you're handcuffed. I just want to explain that to you. So the Taurus 9 mil with some rounds. It's legally yours. It's all yours. It's just for safekeeping. Okay. You understand that? >> Okay. You guys doing okay? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. Just want to check on you. You guys don't need >> Put it down more. >> Yeah. You guys >> up again. >> Okay. >> She's here. >> She's here. >> That white car. >> Yeah, >> the white car that just pulled up. >> Yeah. >> Hello. >> What's wrong? >> Where the mom? Where her mom? >> She's in one of the police cars up here. Um talk to her. >> I don't know. It's up to want to make sure like I don't got to get nothing at her house. Do I need her kids? >> Yeah, for sure. Um >> I'm going to have her kids. >> That makes sense. Yeah. Whenever the officer's done, he's he you can chitchat with him. Okay. He knows way more than I do. Got her for She was charged with obstructing official business and traffic violations. Next, a seemingly simple traffic violation outside a convenience store unexpectedly sparked a tense confrontation that no one saw coming. >> When you're turning in here, that's not that way to turn in. I went on the grass and I did a U-turn, sir. >> Okay. >> I did not turn in there, sir. >> I just I just watched you. I was right behind you. >> I did a U-turn. I parked on the grass and I did a U-turn in. >> Okay. Either way, even if that's the way you did it, that's still not the way to do it. >> Okay. Do you have your ID with you? >> And sir, do you have your ID with you also? >> Okay. Do you have your seatelt on? >> Actually, I I I do need yours. Okay, my man. >> I'm going to be honest with you. I'm going to need it. >> Okay. What's your name? Do you have your ID with you? >> Yes, sir. No, I don't have it. >> I know the law. >> It's Samantha Mullinar if you want. I know. I got I just parked cuz I didn't know you guys are following me or behind me because of that. >> Okay. >> So, yes, I do. >> I have You got your kid in the back seat? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. How old is he? >> He's nine. And it's going to be 10 of December. >> Okay. And your name? What? Is is this your car or No? >> No, sir. >> Whose car is it? >> It's my boyfriend's car. >> Your boyfriend's car? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Your name is Samantha? >> Yes. >> Okay. Password's going to be a little bit of an issue. >> All right, man. So, like I said, >> I am going to need your ID. >> Don't need my ID, bro. Call your supervisor, please. >> That's not going to happen at this >> driving. I'm not driving. So, call your supervisor. what the other sheriff did to us. No, I'm not going through this again. >> No, I'm not going through this again. >> No matter what the fight, just write me a ticket. >> I need your ID to be able to write you a ticket. >> Okay. Now, I'm trying to be respectful towards you. Trying to be nice and calm towards you. >> I don't have my ID. >> So, I went on the grass and did a U-turn, right? Because I did not go on the street and did a U-turn. I went on the grass. >> You can't make a U-turn on the other roadway. Where does it say I can't make a middle a U-turn right there in the middle of the roadway? >> Know that you can't make a U-turn. >> Who is people? >> Anybody? >> I'm not from here, sir. So, >> traffic laws across the country are the same. >> So, you can't make a U-turn in the other roadway. You have to find a place to turn. >> I was just asking. I was like, why? >> A car door swung open and accusations were quickly exchanged. What turned a routine traffic stop into a heated confrontation? >> My key is not in there, sir. Bro, what's wrong with this? >> No, your window open. >> There is no key in my ignition. Close my >> close my door, sir. >> I better not calm down. He should open my car door. I know that much. I know the laws. Get the away from my car. I ain't doing >> Get back in the car. >> Get the away from me. >> No. No. away from pull it all the way up. >> Okay, >> I'm in my privacy so you can seen >> what's wrong with you. >> Why would you open my door if I'm putting on my little against my rights? Like I said, >> call your supervisor then. >> Call your supervisor then. >> Call your supervisor. You get the away from my car. >> No, sir. >> Not leaving. Hey, get the away from my car. >> Not leaving. >> Get all these on video. Get the car. >> Show me cuz that's what that's there for. >> Get the away from my car. >> Yes. My son is in the back. >> Okay. >> Yes. That's what y'all do. >> Y harass people. >> We ain't harassing nobody. >> Harassing y'all. You mad about putting on my window. >> Yep. >> Cuz I don't want to look at you or hear. You got to say >> I You're going to get out of the car. >> Don't touch my car door. Don't touch my car. Don't touch my car, dog. >> You have no reason for me to cruise me out of my car. I can bring you out. You ain't doing this cuz you act like people. >> You ain't doing Get the away from >> I will sue you. >> We're going to see you. >> You're going to have to get out of the car right now. >> I ain't doing Get out of the car right now. I'm not doing >> The order was given multiple times but ignored. Inside the vehicle, a child was witnessing the entire tent situation unfold. car right now. >> Get out of the car right >> Get out of the car right now. >> I'll get out. I'll get out. I'll get out. >> I'll get out. Promise you won't tase me. I'll get out, but promise me you won't chase me. You're tough. You know, no. Don't take me. Don't take me. Don't take me. You just leave me in the face. Huh? Whatever. >> Don't take me. Chill out. CHILL OUT. CHILL OUT. CHILL OUT. CHILL OUT, BRO. COME HERE, BRO. [ __ ] STOP. Stop resisting. >> I'll stop. I'll stop. I'll stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Put your hands. >> I'll stop. I'll stop. Please. Please. Please. Please. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Sir. Please. >> Leave me alone. >> Stop touching me. Sir. Stop. >> You had all the chance to get out of the car. >> No. I >> You're right. You're right. You're right. You're right. You're right. You're right. >> Why are they touching me? >> I will. I will. Please don't. I will. I will. Please. Please don't. Relax. >> Please don't tase me no more, man. That's all. I will. I will. I will. Can you please cuff up, man? Please. On the right. Please. He will once you calm down. >> I will. I will. I will. >> Spit in your face. >> You will go right to the ground. >> Oh, you already did. >> Let me go. >> Mom. >> MOM, TAKE MY CAR. >> After a series of controversial decisions, the truth gradually came to light. But by then, the legal consequences had become unavoidable. >> Now, when I take this off, you're going to have to turn yourself back around. Okay. >> Why would I do that for you? A person would need me in my WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? WHAT TYPE OF person are you? >> What type of How am I going to turn around, sir? >> Face that way. >> No, I can't. I got to get out and turn around that way. >> Yes, I do, sir. Cuz if I turn around this way. >> Oh, there you go. It's acrobatic. >> I'm for you. I'm suing you. Want to touch me? You can sue me. >> You can't. That's good enough. That's good enough. What? We're going to make it there. God damn. Sweenie, >> is he in your car? >> Okay, you found your keys. >> Hey, are you good transporting? >> All right, thanks. >> In Florida, resisting a law enforcement officer without violence is typically punishable by up to one year in jail, up to one year of probation, and a fine of up to $1,000. She was charged with resisting an officer battery and driving with a suspended license. The citation may not have been received, but the arrest record was already in place. Everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. [music] Thank you so much.