Okay, the reason for your stop is you didn't stop at the stop sign and you went over the white line, okay? You want TO TAKE HEY, BACK UP. HEY, HEY, BACK UP. HEY, HEY, YOU CAN BACK UP. >> [screaming] >> WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO? YOU'RE PUTTING ME IN JAIL? OKAY, LET'S GO. YOU'RE PUTTING ME in jail. My husband will save me. GO GET THE BAD GUYS. GO GET THE BAD GUYS OR I'LL KILL THEM. WHY ARE you picking on me? WHY? WHY? ONE STOP sign and Karen's ego turns into handcuffs. He tried to punch me. Let me get my He did not try to punch me. I saw his fist come around trying to punch me, okay? He's going to >> go to jail for assault. You're not drunk, okay? Well, I I smell something that smells alcohol. Okay, PUT ME IN JAIL. LET'S GO. LET'S GO. PUT ME IN JAIL. HERE WE GO. PUT ME IN JAIL. THIS ONE I won't sign and the price is a weekend behind bars. A seemingly harmless stop sign violation, but just minutes later, this situation turns into something no one in the car could have expected. >> Okay, the reason for your stop is you didn't stop at the stop sign and you went over the white line, okay? You got to stop behind the white line and make a complete stop, okay? Do you have your driver's license on you? I did but I'm pretty sure I stopped at the stop sign. No, you went over it. Absolutely not. >> Okay, you have your insurance and registration for it? Yeah. I'm not going to argue I'm not going to argue with you, but I am a law-abiding citizen of this Just really ticks me off. Okay. Okay. People who do everything right are the ones who get stopped. I I understand. Um so, you want to go to court or do you want to go to pay the fine? Okay. I want you to bring me along. All right. She did not stop. She didn't She crossed the She crossed the stop sign. And she crossed the line. Yeah, everything's out. Yeah. Did you sign Yeah, it's signed, but I'm saying like next time that's another thing. I remember us doing this. Turn over. I did a complete stop with the RP. All right, ma'am. So, here's your stuff, okay? It's going to be a citation, okay? There's your stuff. All right. You can go ahead and sign here. By you signing it it's not an admission of guilt, okay? I ended up citing you to court, okay? The 15th of week We're pretty sure we stopped. >> We were right there, sir. We were right there. We were watching every vehicle that was coming through there. You came all the way across the white line, which is number one. >> What makes you right and me wrong if I say I stopped and you say I didn't? >> That's why Why are you right and I'm wrong? >> So, that's why I'm I'm doing business with her, okay? She's the one that committed the violation. So, that's So, understand. So, this is I don't have to talk to him, okay? So, this So, this is why So, this is why I'm citing you into court so you can go ahead and fight it, okay? So, if you can sign up here on the top By you signing it it's not an admission of guilt. Just promise you'll be here, okay? I don't know why I would sign. You want to sign it? I don't want to sign. Are you sure? Oh, yeah. I'm sure. Go ahead and step out. No, I'm not stepping out. Yes, you're going to jail. I'm Get out of the car. Let me Let me sign. Let me sign. It's too late now. They didn't want to sign. NO, YOU ARE NOT taking me to jail. Tammy, just sign it. I said let me sign. Let me sign. >> Get out of the car. Step out of the Let me sign the car. Step out of the car. What in the world is wrong with you, dude? What is wrong with you, assistant? I'm not resisting. Yeah, you're You're going to be charged for resisting arrest if you don't get out. You say you don't want to sign it, step out of the vehicle. We're signing it. >> No. I will sign it. I asked you two times >> you know what? You need to tell me You need to tell Yes, don't tell me no. Step out of the vehicle. You didn't need to You need to tell me. If you don't sign it If you don't sign it, then you can't >> I'm not The husband steps in to intervene and in an instant, everything spirals out of control. A serious charge unfolds right in front of the camera. YOU WANT TO HEY, BACK UP. HEY, HEY, BACK UP. HEY, HEY, YOU CAN BACK UP. GET HIM OUT OF THE VEHICLE. GET HIM OUT. HEY, STAY IN THE CAR. STAY IN THE CAR. YOU SEE WHAT YOU'RE DOING? STAY IN THE CAR. You see what you're doing? STAY IN THE CAR. COLIN, COLIN. HEY, COLIN, detain him. He tried to punch me. You're on camera. Step in the front. I saw his fist come around trying to punch me, okay? He's going to He's going to go to jail for assault. He went like this. Everything's on camera. Okay, you're under arrest. You are under arrest. You are under arrest. You are under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING, MA'AM. Stop resisting. Put your hands behind your back right now. Listen to me. Listen to me. You're going to put you on the ground. Listen to me. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. You can't put my arm behind my back. I've got a really bad shoulder. You have a bad shoulder? Yes, sir. Yes, sir. This one I've had replaced and this one is really bad. You can't I can't go I can't go behind my back. >> Okay. Stop tensing up. I can't, dude. Dude, we were just trying to get along with you guys. What is going on here? >> Stop tensing up. Relax. I would if you'd let go of me. I'm not going to let go of you. Dude, do you think What do you think I am? Who do you think I am? I'm not going to I'm not GOING TO STOP RESISTING. >> I'M NOT. I'M NOT RESISTING. WHY ARE you bleeding? Cuz you hurt me, dude, and I didn't even do anything. I told you multiple times to get in the vehicle. I didn't get out of the vehicle. I WAS SITTING WHY ARE YOU OUT HERE THEN? WHAT DO YOU MEAN? You were out here. >> You pulled me out of the chair. YOU PULLED ME OUT. >> PUT YOUR HANDS behind your back. >> I can't, dude. I can't. I've I've promised. I swear to you I can't. I'm just trying to get along with you and I can't put my hands behind my back. >> You're not going to say I pulled you out of the DAMN CAR WHEN YOU GOT OUT YOURSELF. IT'S ON CAMERA. FROM arguing over a white line to handcuffs and a patrol car, the right to remain silent is read and the weekend waits ahead. Two bad shoulders. Okay. One of them he had a reverse shoulder replacement on. Uh-huh. If it pops out, we're in big trouble. Okay. So, I don't know if he should be handcuffed, number one. Well, he's going to jail, so he's So, he's going to stay handcuffed, ma'am. As are you. Okay. What I'm the sergeant. What do you What do you want to What would you like to talk to I'm asking you to get him out of here. That's his husband. Yeah, um his son. Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. What What can I What can I try to answer for you right now, okay? How in the heck Each stop that I that I didn't stop. I did stop. Okay. >> not have been long enough for him. I don't know. Okay. Okay. Okay. So, yes, not on a traffic stop when you're receiving a citation, you you have to sign it, okay? If not, it it becomes an arrestable offense at that point. Okay, sure. But why So, if I may, why not just sign the the tablet? >> Because I So, and that's that's your right that you don't believe that you stopped at this or that you made a complete stop. That's your right to contest that in court 100% all day long, but you have to acknowledge the citation at the end of the day by signature. Okay. But he he asked you he asked you to to sign the tablet. Okay. Okay. How To you, how many times did he tell you to sign the tablet? I don't know. Okay. More than once? More than twice? Maybe twice. I I don't I don't know. Fair enough. Fair enough. But I said well, let me have it then. I said I'll sign it. I thought I'm not going to be arrested. I said fine. Seriously? Yes, ma'am. And he said yes. When stubbornness meets legal procedure, the price isn't just a citation. It could be a night behind bars. Yes, ma'am, you do. And that would be up So, New Mexico is no longer a no bond state. Um so, it'll be up to the warden and/or the judge if they if they can get to you and see you um to get you released over the weekend. Over the weekend? Yes, ma'am. Because it's Friday night, you will more than There's a potential that you'll stay in through the weekend. This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever seen in my life. I I could agree. I could agree. Seriously, it's ridiculous. I'm the kind of person who's always on the cops' side. Sure. Always always always because I hate what they've done. Sure. They've done with how how people But But you know what? This kind of thing makes you start going, well, maybe people are treated wrongly, you know? So, So, you're in your position because the officer didn't ex take the time to explain things instead of you just listening and signing the citation like every other person that gets pulled over. I did listen. I did >> But you But you disobeyed him. You disobeyed him. But that's not that's not that's not your choice. >> You can say it, you don't, you will be arrested. And then I said, "Okay." And I would have signed it. It would have been that simple. Sure. But also But also signing it would have been just as simple, correct? Do you have any any questions or anything else for me? One question I have is I need my purse. I don't want my purse staying in my car. You need your purse? Okay, we will we will we will get that done. Corporal, are we What are we doing with the car? Wait, 46. Okay. Is there anybody that can come and pick it up? Have we tried that? We can try. Is there anybody in town that Is there anybody that can come and pick up your vehicle? No. Your daughter? Okay, what's her What's her phone number? It's in my phone. I don't know. Okay, there's Where's your purse at in your vehicle? Next to your driver's seat or It's in on the in the console on top of the On top of the center console? Do you mind if we go and get that? Okay, we're going to get that and we'll get we'll bring it over here. We'll let we'll we'll let you talk to your daughter or we can talk to her and just have her In New Mexico, resisting an officer is punishable by up to 1 year in state jail and a fine around $1,000 depending on the severity of the offense. The woman was charged with a traffic violation and resisting an officer. The husband was charged with assaulting an officer and [music] resisting an officer. Next, a wealthy woman rushes into a fire station asking for help, but just minutes later, everything erupts into chaos that's hard to control. I have no idea. I came in here for help. Okay. >> lost. And now everybody is Look at this And he wants to arrest me. I'm a You're not arrested? >> I'm a citizen of this community. >> If they were arresting you, you'd be in handcuffs. Do you know how much money I give to this community? I got to give a lot of money. >> I really don't. Hang on. I don't. I don't know. Um what kind of help do you need? >> Am I drunk? I don't know. You tell me. Have you been drinking today? No. You haven't been drinking today? No. What did you come in here for though? I came in here because I was lost. Okay. Where do you live? I live right here in the community. What community are we in? I don't You know we're new here, okay? Okay. You own a place on the beach? We own a place on the Okay, you just told me that you give a lot of money to the community. Well, this community is Palm Beach Gardens. So, where do you live in Palm Beach Gardens? Where? I don't know all that, okay? I know we own a place on the beach. >> Okay, that's not normal to not know where you live in Palm Beach Gardens. What are you going to do? You're putting me in jail? Okay, let's go. Here we go. Put me in jail. Come on. Put me IN JAIL. MY HUSBAND will save me. I You need to step back right now. You need to step back right now. What are you doing? I'm asking you questions. I don't know my address by memory. What What development do you live in? I don't know. I live on the beach. We're on the beach. We have a condo on the beach. Because Palm Beach Gardens doesn't have a beach. We live on the beach, okay? We live on the beach. We have a condo right there on the beach, okay? Very expensive condo we bought. I bought it. Okay. What are you doing to me? Why are you doing this to me? Why? Why? WHY? GO OUT THERE AND GET THE BAD PEOPLE. GO DON'T get some little housewife. Go get the bad people. They're killing people. Why are you picking on me? I am a good person. You know how much money you give to this community? Okay. What are you doing in my car? >> I'm not in your car. I'm not in your car. I'm not in your car. Get out of my car. I am not in your car. You're not in charge here. >> Okay, then you can put ME IN JAIL. QUIT THE COPS ON ME RIGHT NOW. I'M GOING TO I'M GOING to tell you right now if you don't calm down you're going to be You might need to be behind bars. "Put me in jail." She repeatedly challenges the officers, flaunting her money and lawyers, while the smell of alcohol starts raising suspicion. She's not acting normal. >> in jail. I don't care. What day is it? Do you know how much money I have? >> care how much money you have. I really don't care. Do you know what today is? I don't know. Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday. What year is it? Oh, come on. What year is it? >> Give me a break. What year is it? I don't know. 2024. You're acting very irrational. So, that makes >> What are you WHAT WHAT ABOUT ALL THE BAD THING YOU'RE PICKING on a little housewife. Are you going to let me speak? >> to this city. Go get THE BAD GUYS. GO GET THE BAD GUYS. THEY'RE KILLING PEOPLE. WHY ARE YOU PICKING ON ME? WHY? WHY? Look at me. I drive a I look at the car. >> care what she drives. You could drive a A $2 CAR OR A $5 CAR. >> ME? WHY? WHY? I have five grandchildren. Okay. Well, I got 10. What's the big deal? You came [cough] to us to ask for help. That's why we are here. You're not helping >> helping me. You're not That was a big mistake. I'm trying to ask you >> You're not helping me. You're making me miserable. I'm trying to find your husband's phone number. Are you a diabetic? Find my husband. Call my husband. I was trying to until you started yelling. Call my husband. >> I was trying to until you started yelling at my partner and I'm just going to not going to sit in my car while you do that. So, I'm going to need you to calm down. >> what do you want me to do? What do you want me to do? Do you have a hat for you? >> Huh? I want you to calm down. That's it. Calm down when you're trying to arrest me? Do you know who I am? Did I tell you that I was going to arrest you? We're trying to help Did I tell you that? We're trying to help you. Call my husband. I will, but I need you to calm down. I'll calm down. That is it. Okay. Can you sit back in your car for me, please? >> Fine. I will Why would I do that? When asked a few simple follow-up questions, she suddenly does something that forces firefighters to grab her car keys immediately. problem is. I'm not drunk. >> Okay, well, I smell something that smells alcohol. Yeah. Smells like alcohol. I asked if you have it if you No, just the supervisor. Okay, PUT ME IN JAIL. LET'S GO. LET'S GO. PUT ME IN JAIL. HERE WE GO. HERE WE GO. PUT ME IN >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO hit me with the damn door. I got that. I'm telling you that right now. You're not going to hit me with the door. OH MY GOD. YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL NOW. YOU WANT IT, YOU'RE GETTING IT. I'm 85 YEARS OLD. I'M DYING. >> What the You're doing to me. What are you doing to me? You put me in jail. >> Yep. You hit me with the door. That's Game's over. We're not playing now. >> Okay, put me in jail. I don't care. I have so much money I'll get out of this [ __ ] jail. What are you doing to me? What are you doing to me? I'M 85 YEARS OLD. WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO ME? >> [screaming] [screaming] >> ONE ANGRY SWING OF THE CAR DOOR AND the situation shifts from seeking medical help to a real criminal arrest. The rescue was back farther than she tried to back into the rescue and they took the key fob from her. But one minute she's this and that which is to me is the alcohol. So, Ma'am, you wanted to speak to me? I want to apologize. I'm sorry if I said something that upset you. You didn't say anything that upset me, ma'am. You hit me with the car door. You pushed the car door into me. I was trying to find out if you were having a medical problem so that we could get you taken care of. And you were angry at the questions that I was asking you. You put me in jail. I am. You hit me. You cannot batter a law enforcement officer. I'm very sorry. I apologize. I accept your apology. It doesn't change things, but I do accept your apology. Do you know who I am? Do you know how much I contribute to this community? No, ma'am. I don't. I don't know and it's it's irrelevant because it doesn't excuse the behavior. She was charged with assaulting an officer and public intoxication. She was released on a $4,000 bond. No matter how wealthy you are, you can't pay to erase slamming a car door into a police officer. Hey 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. Thank you so much.