Crack pipes the needles of my ass. Check. Check. Check. >> If you do not step out of the car, I will break this window and I will drag you out of the car. [music] >> I'm not threatening you. I'm telling you. Okay. >> When family privilege could no longer shield her, the police did what the law required. >> Chief Taylor [music] is your uncle. Step out of the car. >> You don't touch me. >> That's enough. TELL ME STOP. >> You hit me again, you're going to run. >> Traffic stop that seemed like it would be simple still ended in handcuffs. An innocent seeming U-turn opened the door to a tense confrontation as the female driver slurred her words and bragged about her connections to police command. >> All right. So, my name's Officer Thompson. This is my last. >> You had anything to drink today? Are >> you sure you haven't had anything to drink? Cuz I'm smelling some alcohol. [music] >> No. >> Okay. So, what was the purpose of uh the U-turn? >> Cuz I think that my uncle and I think I can do whatever I want. I think the police want to find me. >> I love you so much. >> Chief Taylor is your uncle. You know, >> of course he does. You came to my house and my husband beat my ass. >> I was there. >> I know you was. I don't get your beautiful. >> Please. I got to go. Please. >> Hey, I want to know what your first date is. I'll leave you alone. >> You're so fine. You have a wife. I bet you do. >> I do. >> Of course you do. >> Please don't let me go. I have to go. the scissor. >> Well, it's it's his stop and all all see what's going on here. >> That is his knees. >> She just learned her words, too. >> Hey, Chief, we got a little bit of a situation [music] here. Stop. Um, she made a legal U-turn right there at the first stop. Um, I walked up to the window down the window. I can smell a little bit of alcohol and uh she's learning her words and she's hitting up. >> Lindsay. Yep. >> Yeah. Okay. Um also another thing I want to note is we had a neighbor dispute and uh I forgot my body cam on the the thing in the office. So there's that. And what's that? Yeah, his is on. Do you still want me to fill out a map fault for both of them? >> Okay. >> When the command was given, everything blew up. Yelling, insults, threats, and accusations aimed directly at the officers in the middle of traffic. >> Lindsay, you got to step out. >> Lindsay, you got to step out. [music] >> No. >> You right. >> Lindsay, that's enough. He don't like you. >> Don't let me out. Don't rip me out. >> Lindsay, come on. Let's go. >> Lindsay, >> come on. Don't make this worse. >> No, you wouldn't. He wouldn't. >> Lindsay, come on. >> No, you wouldn't. >> Lindsay, >> no you wouldn't. >> You're new. You're new. >> Stop. Stop. Lindsay, stop. Doesn't matter. >> It doesn't matter. My uncle you piece of [ __ ] back ugly piece of [ __ ] >> Well, he already told me to do what I got to do. >> No, he didn't. >> Yes, he did. >> That's enough, Lindsay. >> Don't touch. That's enough. >> YOU HIT ME AGAIN and you're going it. >> All right, that's enough. >> Oh, no. TWO DUDES ON A GIRL. OH, YOU'RE HARD BACK. >> OH, you're hard. Two dudes on a girl. [music] >> Relax. You Sean, whatever your name is. You do not want dog. Dog. You and I have done that cuz him. >> Who gives a about him? >> Relax, Lindsay. >> No. Who gives a about him? You know I'm cool. What the other [screaming] E? Ew. >> Oh, she's a pain. You up your ass, you ugly fat. >> You got anything on you? >> Yeah, I cracked the needles up my ass. Check. [music] Check. Check. >> Come on. >> Make me. >> Just ain't just kidding. I'm going. Goddamn. When asked to perform a sobriety test, she immediately refused, disobeyed, and turned a simple procedure into a dramatic standoff in the night. >> Be willing to perform standard field sobriety test? >> Would you be willing to go? >> Would you be willing to perform? >> No. >> No. >> No. I'm I'm unwilling. I'm refusing. >> You're refusing. >> Why would you be willing to let him run? >> He's not running my life. >> Yes, he is. Cuz you wouldn't have done this without me. >> Lindsay, listen. >> Now, you need to calm down. >> You be nice to me. >> You need to calm down. >> I am cold. >> Okay. >> Twice. >> Oh, look. I did it twice. Are you in MY HAND, GIRL? I BET you I bet you do. >> I need to get back in cuffs. >> Oh my god. I DID IT TWICE. NO. RUN [screaming] ME OUT. RIM ME OUT. >> GET BACK CUFFS. OH NO, A CHRIS. You can't handle 52 100 lb. You loser you too. Sean you right now ass. I can't imagine being so pressed and so desperate to a [ __ ] >> Let go of her arm. >> You ain't [ __ ] >> Stop resisting. STOP. >> KNOCK IT OFF. STOP RESISTING. KNOCK IT OFF. STOP RESISTING. Stop resisting. >> You want to go down on the ground? We're going to the jail. >> Give me Relax. >> Here's my son. >> Relax. >> My son. It's his birthday. Hey, boo. >> Relax. >> Here I am. >> It's my son's birthday. Y'all, you're fat. Sean would never do this to me. If you weren't here, he would never do it. >> Get your hands off that cup. >> I don't care about it. Oh my god. I'd be that [ __ ] [snorts] You fat. You fat ugly. I'd be a [ __ ] too. >> Oh, yep. >> Son, I don't. >> Stop resisting. >> One way or another, you're going to go back. Stop resisting. >> You get back in the car. >> Come on. >> No. Of course. >> Get in the car. >> Come on. >> No. >> You're making this worse. Come on. >> I know, right? >> Get your head in the car. >> No. Straight your legs. >> Find a groove. Find a groove. >> Break your leg. Stop. >> Hey, knock it off. >> Oh my god. I'm so scared of you, you piece of [ __ ] >> Jacking charges, Lindsay. >> From handcuffs to the patrol car, the resistance didn't stop each action only lined up more charges, and the consequences became clearer by the minute. Oh, hell no. Oh, look at you. Look at you, Charlie. Oh, hey. Also, can you give out 60 bucks to the [ __ ] that I was going to? You just made me lost my job. You would not have done that if it was not for this fat piece of ugly [ __ ] No, you wouldn't have. No, you wouldn't have. I know [music] you wouldn't. The world hates you and we all hope you die. Go ahead. Oh, Jesus Christ. >> Come on. [clears throat] Well, >> this is just polishing now. >> Tight. >> THIS IS JUST >> OH MY GOD. WHAT AM I GOING TO DO? I'm a little tiny girl. Like, I'mma fight two dudes. The >> Are you scared of me, Sean? No, you're not. >> Your policy. Oh, >> your policy and you [laughter] That's not nice. >> Come in and come get me. >> I'm joking. I'm joking. >> All right, >> that's >> Come on. >> Oh, look. Look at this. This is like some saw [ __ ] [laughter] >> This is rooster police. >> Don't Don't you dare show. >> No, I'm not. I'm going to sit down. >> Okay. >> This is what y'all do. You just don't [ __ ] dare, Sean. I I won't run. I swear. Get the >> This is what y'all do for fun. You guys Come on. Come on. >> Good in your ass. >> Under the influence of alcohol, a drug, or a combination of them. Operating a vehicle while under the influence. >> Oh my god. Look, I'm racked to the ball. >> Holy [ __ ] operating without alcohol consumption or having physical the vehicle while under the influence. >> If you refuse to take Listen, this is important. You >> if you refuse to take any chemical test required by lawyers will be suspended immediately and you will have to pay a fee. >> You have literally made me lose my job. I don't give what you're You have a prior conviction of of an OVI or operating a vehicle law under the influence of a listed control substance or elicited metabolite of a controlled substance under the state or municiping 20 years. You are now holding it off. >> Like you're so fancy. >> Refuse to take you will face INCREASED PENALTY. >> GOOD. STOP MY >> She was charged with DUI, obstruction, and resisting an officer. She was temporarily released on a $25,000 bond and later reprosecuted on all three charges in court. Next, a strange license plate no one recognized in a few offscript arguments quickly turned a traffic stop into a tense legal debate. On >> Hello, sir. >> Deputy low with the sheriff's office. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Um reason for the stop. What's up with that tag? What tag is it? >> That's the do um Department of Transportation tag. Do you have a tag for the vehicle? >> Yes. So, that is a tag for the automobile. >> Okay. Do you have a driver's license and registration for the vehicle? >> Okay. Do you have proof of registration for the vehicle? There's no state for that tag. It's not coming back to anything. So, that that's why I'm that's why I'm asking. >> Where's my identification, sir? >> Okay. That's a that's a that's passport card. Do you have a driver's license? What's that? >> Do you have a driver's license out of Florida or any other state? >> No, I'm not. >> Registration. >> Registration or insurance for the vehicle, >> Tim? >> Yeah, I know. >> So, you don't have a driver You don't have a driver's license in the state of Florida, right? >> Okay. That's not a driver's license, though. >> Huh? What I'm going to have you do is turn the car off. >> What's that? >> Cuz I'm going to have you step out. Okay. You don't have a driver's license. You're not supposed allowed to be operating the vehicle. Okay? >> What's that? Cuz we're going to have a conversation in the back of my car right now. You're being detained. You understand? operating a motor vehicle without a valid driver's license. >> The story kept circling between rights and obligations. While the police only wanted one answer, who was actually authorized to operate the vehicle? >> Roll down your window, ma'am. Roll down your window. >> Ma'am, roll down your window all the way so we can talk. >> Okay. So I rather not for my safety. >> What's that? >> I'd rather not for my safety. I can serve you. >> Ma'am, you're you have to get out of the car. So go ahead and shut the car off and step out. You're not producing any of the required documents that you're supposed to have. >> Right. So I can show you some documents. >> I I need a Florida registration. >> Okay. So I'm presenting to you my ID, sir. >> Okay. >> Listen. >> Here. >> I'm not I'm not >> Let me have that. Let me have it. >> So I'm presenting to you my ID. It does. It doesn't work that way. Okay. I need your ID so I can run it. >> Okay. So, here's my ID, sir. >> Okay. Now, do you have a valid registration? >> Okay. So, I have a bond for this automobile. >> What's that? >> Bond for this automobile. My >> Okay. >> Yes. I need your paperwork and I need your insurance. >> Okay. >> So, my paperwork is >> Okay. Well, I'm not going to have you dig through a bag right now. I'm telling you to unlock this car and step out. Do you understand me? Sir, I'm getting my paperwork. He just asked me for my paperwork. >> What paperwork? >> Show me 211. >> Ma'am, what are you trying to show me? The only documentation I need to see is your vehicle registration, your proof of insurance, and your Florida driver's license. You showed me a passport >> ID. Okay. >> Your tag comes back to nothing. >> The commands became more direct. either cooperate or the officers would open the door themselves more forcefully. That's when things began to shift. >> If you do not step out of the car, I will break this window and I will drag you out of the car. Do you understand? >> So now you're threatening. >> I'm not threatening you. I'm telling you. Okay. >> You just told me that >> unlock the car and step out. >> Do you understand what I am telling you? >> Ma'am, don't turn this into something that it doesn't need to be. Okay? If you step out and you cooperate with us, we'll cooperate with you. If you do not, you're going to go to jail. >> Unlock the car and step out of the car. Now, >> I I found the car. >> So, let's try this again. Do you have a driver's license issued in the state of Florida? No. >> She does, but it's suspended. Same with the car. The car's not The car's registration >> surrender, sir. So, that was it. It says suspended. >> I understand that. But that was >> You also have no insurance. >> Okay. >> And your registration was cancelled. >> The driver's license was surrendered voluntarily. So, I understand that's probably how it looks in the system. >> But I also have paperwork for that. Um, but that's not my car. >> So, showing that I have my driver. I went to the DMV and I surrendered that voluntarily. I have my paperwork >> because it was suspended. That's why he understand you know you don't have a license and you're driving. All right. Your car is not insured and it's not registered. >> All right. And you can't drive like that in the state of Florida. >> In the end, the real paperwork spoke. The license, insurance, and registration were not in her favor, and the officers made their decision immediately. >> Let's go. Um, okay. >> Have a seat. >> She knows. She knows her driver's license is suspended, too. >> So, it has it has her name on there, so it's not that she's Well, you have to confirm that's her name. >> Huh? >> Okay. >> Is it uh Antonia? >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. So, she provided >> Is that the name that was on her? That little ID she gave you? >> She gave you ID? >> Uh, passport identification card. >> So, she knowingly is driving without a license. >> Before I ask you some questions, I'm going to read you something. Okay. >> I can't hear you. What? >> I'm not waving any of my rights. Sir, >> in Florida, driving with a suspended license is a secondderee misdemeanor punishable by fines of up to $500 and up to 60 days in jail. She was charged with four offenses. Driving with a suspended license, nonviolent resisting an officer, unregistered vehicle, and no insurance. Driving without a license only works on YouTube in real life. It ends in the impound lot. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us through donations. Thank you so much.