Get the out of my car. I know. What's up? >> I don't know. >> Oh my god. What is that? >> Okay. Oh my god. No. What is that? Yes, ma'am. >> What seemed like a small traffic stop ended in a way no one expected with a fullblown meltdown caught on camera. >> Don't try to take it. Don't try to GET OFF CAMERA. ON YOUR BACK. >> The woman completely lost control and the dash cam captured every chaotic moment. What looked like a minor fender bender turned into an explosive scene. The driver behind the wheel was no longer in control, and it was clear this was no ordinary fender bender. >> Jeep me out for no reason. DO YOU WANT [ __ ] >> Do you have your license? >> I need your I need your ID. >> You just been >> what? California. >> You've been involved in a crash. I need no crash. >> You have this You have this car hit. Okay. >> This car ain't >> All right. I need your license, please. >> Go and turn your car off. >> Ma'am, no. We're not playing that. Ma'am, >> get the [ __ ] out of my car, [ __ ] >> Open the door. >> Oh yeah, you got me. >> Oh yeah, you >> Oh yeah, you got me. Put your hands back. All this [ __ ] on me under arrest for no reason. Put >> your hands behind her back. >> Yep. Put your hands behind her back. Yep. >> She got me under arrest for no reason. Yep. >> Yep. >> NO, YOU AIN'T FIXING MY [ __ ] PHONE. GUESS WHAT? >> HEY, THEY ain't touching my phone. Y'all >> record this [ __ ] right now. Real [ __ ] Record this [ __ ] right now. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Ma'am. All right. >> You're okay. One zero two. Do you have a patrol unit coming down here? Chill. Don't do that. Don't do that. >> Don't try to take Don't try to GET OUT THE CAR. >> DON'T TRY TO GET OUT THE CAR IN a car. Stop. Stay in the car. >> Stay in the car. Okay. Now, she's going to jail just a minute. I'm south in Palifox. We're in the northbound lane. Watch stop your vehicle up and come south on Pal Fox in front of this vehicle so we can put her like your car headquarters. I do not need to stand up. She's detained. She did loud. >> She screamed, waved her arms, and refused to get out of the car. The situation spiraled so fast that officers had to call for backup. >> Your car she didn't want to get out the car. >> GET THE [ __ ] YOU WANT TO GET OFF. Get >> actually pull your car closer to here. >> I ain't coming on. [ __ ] >> GET OFF [screaming] MY >> STAND UP. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. >> Stand up. Sit down. >> Sorry, we couldn't hear you on the radio. >> You going to hear? >> All right. What you're going to do is you're going to turn around. Yep. >> We're going to come up there and we're going to park on the side of the street. She hit this truck. Think she's signal 21 and you saw what we got. >> Hey, sir. >> Whatever you do, come up there. >> I'm going pull her car up. >> I'll follow you. >> You all right, sir? >> Yeah. EMS or anything? I didn't want her to drive no more. So I said, "Ma'am, I'm just trying to tell you it ain't no big deal." But I could tell she didn't need to drive. That's why I called and the officer finally he was walking up when I was on the phone with 911. Dr. >> Oh, thank you, ma'am. Thank you. I appreciate it. >> Example of deescalating. >> Yeah, that's right. So, thanks, ma'am. >> Ma'am, so my name is Officer Wein. Okay. I work for the Pensacola Police Department. You want to tell me what's going on today? He was telling you what's going on. >> Are you okay? What's What's going on? >> I'm not okay. >> Why is that? >> Because I'm not. >> During the arrest, she kicked, cried, and kept repeating, "I'm not okay." Just moments earlier, she had been combative. Now she was in full panic mode. >> No. >> Why is that? >> I thought I was going to be taken home, but I'm not. >> Taken home from where? from whatever. >> Okay. Do you know what happened just now? >> No, I don't know what happened. >> Okay. >> I just know I'm in handcuffs. That's what I >> You don't remember anything before then? >> No. Like, what the [ __ ] am I supposed to understand before then? Like, I'm in handcuffs. Like, I don't know what else to say. >> Yes, ma'am. Okay. Can you sit up for me? >> No. >> Here, let me help you sit up. Okay. [laughter] >> You're going to sit up. Okay. Sit up for me just for a second and I'll let you lay back down. Okay. Here. Face your feet that way for me. Okay. Can you face your feet that way for me, please? >> No. Sit up for me. Your feet that way for me. No, we're not getting out of the car. >> Face your feet that way. There we go. I'll zoom in. Put put yours on. Make sure the holes are big enough. Undo it. And then we'll take those ones off. >> Okay. >> Um, which one are the last ones? >> All right. >> I'll put the new ones on for you. >> I ALREADY KNOW. I'M OKAY BECAUSE GUESS WHAT? [screaming] Y'ALL PUT THESE [ __ ] OFF. Y'ALL THINK I'M SLICK. Y'ALL THINK I [ __ ] PUT THESE [ __ ] ON SOMEBODY ELSE THINK >> ANCHOR MAN officers later determined she was mentally unstable and charged her with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. But what shocked them most were her last words. >> You sit up FOR ME. >> NO, I CANNOT SIT UP FOR YOU BECAUSE GUESS WHAT? OUT. >> STOP. >> NO, I'M NOT GOING TO STOP BECAUSE GUESS WHAT? YOU DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] >> STOP. >> Step out. STEP OUT. WE CAN DO THIS. >> YOU want to grab her other arm? Look, we can get you. Oh, no. They can get you now. Come on. Appreciate it. >> Yeah. You better know, [ __ ] And you KNOW WHAT? YOU BETTER KNOW I KNOW this [ __ ] [ __ ] YOU BETTER KNOW I KNOW I'M [ __ ] [ __ ] You better know all this [ __ ] [ __ ] I'M TELLING [screaming] YOU IN MY ARMS. If you can stop right now, then it'll be easier. >> I'm hurt. >> I know you're hurt. You're about to be real [ __ ] hurt. Calm down. >> I can't breathe. And that's going to be how babies now. >> Okay. >> I can't breathe. I really can't. >> If you're talking, you're breathing. That's how that works. >> Help me. Help. Help. Help. Please. Please, please let go my mama's heart. Please, please. >> She could also face additional charges for resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and possibly assaulting an officer if confirmed. Next up, what seemed like a routine traffic stop quickly turned strange when the female driver's odd behavior made officers uneasy. My name is Mandy. >> All right. So, the reason why I stopped you is because you just went by the stop sign. Are you in a rush anywhere? >> I was just trying to come here and wash my face. That's all. >> Okay. Do you have a deal on you or anything like that? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Where is that at? Any weapons in the car? >> No, there's no weapons. >> I was just giving them a ride. I don't even know who they are. >> Where's the male that's with you? >> Okay, I need you to stay here. I have the driver's license. Is that >> all right? Just hang tight. >> What's your first name? Stay right here. >> Can you stay over here for me, boss, for now? >> Baby. >> Yeah, that's fine. Here, let's go and stand over here. You're good right there. >> So, why we got to >> I don't know. She said to go back. There are passengers in the car that I just attempted to stop and you guys already went around another car. Well, she went or >> I wanted to wash my face cuz I fell. >> I was right. >> Can I go wash my face at least? >> Pulled over. How are you? Let's go around. It's hot out here. We got a baby with us. >> I know. I'm not saying anything. I'm just saying that if I'm doing a stop on you, you guys have to make sure you stay in the car. I'm not okay with people. >> I'm sorry. I just want to wash my face. >> But that's what I'm telling you right now. There's a traffic stop on the car and at this time it's not okay for everybody to be wandering around. That's how I'm not letting you go back in the store. All right. Can you step over here and talk to me real quick? >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, how did you even fall? >> I just fell. >> Okay. Well, that'll make sure. Okay. I'm just concerned about you right now. >> I'm I'm fine. I promise you that. >> I just want to wash my face and arms. >> Okay. Well, they're just going to check out. You have a bulge on your head right now. >> I know. I hit my head. >> And that was on a grass lot. >> No, you know, over there she has locks. My girlfriend. And I was running to talk to somebody and then I fell and I was like, "Oh [ __ ] let me go wash myself off cuz my feet are burning." All right, let me just take a quick picture with you. I'm going to go ahead and start typing up the warning for the stop sign. You have to be careful. I'm so sorry, but I just want to wash my face. >> Okay, I see both of your hands like this. Moments later, officers realized the car might have been parked illegally. The trunk looked tampered with, and what they discovered inside was the beginning of it all. >> Hi, >> I'm fine. She I just followed that all real quick before I start typing the warning. Do you have any issues with me searching vehicle? >> Ma'am, it's not the front. >> It's a yes or no question? >> No, ma'am. I I do. >> You do have a problem. Anybody search my area? >> Okay. All right. Go and stand over there. They're going to come to you. >> Hey, Pus. Can you head this way? I'm trying to get this these people. So, I saw the car going into Bloxium. They go into an empty lot. They're they open the trunk and they were like dumping [ __ ] out there. Empty and [ __ ] They do a stop sign. And then over here, she cuts off somebody that's trying to turn as well. Doesn't want us to search a car. And I have no idea what the [ __ ] is going on with the suspect. Like I It's a rental and she now wants to go to the hospital. She rethought it and we had to get the ambulance to come back. So she may have it as her for Coke and she had it on her. >> Huh? >> I for coke. She had it on her. >> So that's probably what's going to So if we get a sniff before she gets taken a hospital surgery. >> All right. Once he get up, he wants to get up. Get up. Yeah. Sit. Want to get up. Want to see it. See it. That's a girl. >> As soon as the officer began writing the ticket, her response, "This has nothing to do with your inspection," completely shifted the situation, setting off a chain of unexpected events. Probably just THC pad. So it's enough to search her. Enough to search her. >> Yeah. >> Well, we better do that quick before they load her up. >> I got to test it. >> All right. Well, you might want to do that so we can get her search before she goes cuz I think they're getting ready to load her up. You have grass everywhere. >> Oh no, I fell. >> Well, you must have rolled a lot. Don't fall. >> What's that? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? >> Oh my god. What is that? >> Okay. >> Oh my god. No. What is that, ma'am? Yes, ma'am. Can you hold this? >> Can you call my gloves? >> My phone's right here. >> Hands on your back. All right. Spread your feet again. >> You don't do crack. >> I don't even crack before. >> Sort of. It's my >> Anything else? >> Well, no. I didn't even know that was there. >> No. Okay. >> Never had anything surprise me in my bra before. >> Listen, I don't know what the [ __ ] that car, but >> your feet, >> please. 432. Which suspect is this going to be? >> Yeah. >> Listen, please can somebody call my mom? >> Stay where you are. >> Yes. >> In Florida, possession of cocaine is a thirdderee felony punishable by up to 5 years in prison and a $5,000 cent fine. Mandy was charged with possession of cocaine and obstruction during a traffic stop, resisting an officer in the process. From I just need to use the restroom to cleansing guilt, she ended up right where she didn't want to be, behind bars. What do you think about this situation? If you like this video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our work. Thank you so much.