You're I got to pee. I got to pee. You want me to pee in your car I got to pee. You want me to pee in your car? >> I'm going to ask you one more time to give me your license before you go to jail. >> I'm not going to jail. What Give me the reason why I need to relinquish my identification. >> A routine traffic stop quickly turned into chaos. >> Stay seated, ma'am. >> No. You're required by law to not >> Right now, we're going to put handcuffs on you because you're not obeying orders. >> I understand, but I don't want >> As of As of right now, you're under arrest for obstruction for not providing your identification, okay? >> I have everything in my pocketbook. >> The woman pushed everything far beyond control. A car behaving strangely in the middle of the night, but when officers approached, the woman inside had no intention of waking up. >> So, at this point, she has refused to identify herself. She's gotten out of the vehicle and attempted to walk away. I had her sit down on the side >> I'm staying right here. >> And then she began filming. >> Cool. I parked behind her. She was reclined, about to pass out. I knocked on the window. >> My friend is coming from >> She still refusing to identify herself at this time. >> No. My friend >> What do you have driving-wise, Zara? >> So, I just left the jail doing a uh transport coming back. Uh she was stopped in the the lane, left-hand lane. >> Stopped in lane two. >> Trapped in the middle of the highway. >> In the middle of the highway. >> As I And my my camera's filming right now. >> So, mine's mine's filming as well. >> She made a a very slow left-hand turn. She got into the turn lane. She did use her turn signal, but then it was a very lethargic turn. Coming around the corner by the airport, she crossed that that yellow line twice. Turning here onto this road, she did not use her turn signal, and then >> I parked kind of right by right there by that flag when I was on the phone with dispatch until I got approval. >> And then she had to stop. >> Police are liars. >> Okay. >> I said I can't get >> As you can see, watery eyes, slurred speech. >> Okay. >> No. >> Awesome. Did you run the plate? >> Uh I'll give it to you, dispatch. >> Can we get the name of the RO and see if we can get a photo? >> Get a photo of your >> So we can we can identify her. >> Get a photo of your >> All right, ma'am. Deputy Sites, Wallowa County Sheriff's Office. >> No. >> So, just so you know, you're being recorded. You're being recorded. >> No. No. >> And so, at time, we're investigating >> I'm being weird. DUI. You're not free to leave. So, we're going to be doing some investigation right now. Okay. All right, ma'am. >> When asked for her identity, she suddenly reacted aggressively, and within seconds, the handcuffs were ready. >> Stay seated, ma'am. >> Enough. You're a retirement law student. >> All right, right now. Right now. Right now. >> No, I'll see you later. You're a retirement law student. >> Okay. Okay. Right now. Right now. We're going to put handcuffs on you because you're not obeying orders. >> I'm not obeying orders. I'm sitting right here. >> You're going to keep sitting here. >> Look for an interpreter. Look for an interpreter. >> Now, I got to double lock these so they don't actually tighten, okay? >> Accidentally? >> Yep, we don't want them to tighten. >> No, you guys are fools. I'm speaking >> Do you want to grab Do you want to grab your arm? >> I'm parked. >> Yeah, just relax. Just relax. We don't want you to get >> language. Yeah, you guys don't know my language. >> Okay, now just relax. Will you stay seated here? >> Yes. >> Thank you. Do you speak Chinese? >> Chinese is my second language. >> Good. >> It's your native Japanese, not Chinese. >> Well, we'll hey jungle are you? >> It's your native >> Sorry, what language are you talking? What are you saying? Sorry, I don't speak Spanish, but I do speak Chinese. So, if you speak Chinese, that would be awesome. We can talk. >> Go to Sushi Hachi. >> That's pretty good. Japanese? >> Pretty good. Yeah, but not enough. >> I like people I like learning languages. It's pretty cool. >> That's good. That's good. >> All right, so how much have you had to drink tonight? >> Call my friend Richie right now. >> Does Richie know how much you've had to drink tonight? >> Call him first. >> That's great. >> I'm going to call Richie to you. >> Why should I answer that question? >> Well, she's telling us to call him. Do you have a phone number that we can call Richie on? >> Where's my phone first? >> It's right behind you. We're just going to put this here so it doesn't get broken, all right? Where are you trying to get to tonight? >> right, cover on this. Where are you trying to get to tonight? Home? So. We've got driving until you sober up tonight. Um would you like to have the accident assist try to do standardized sobriety with her? >> If you guys wouldn't mind taking this, I just got done dropping off a DUI, so I need to >> Yeah. Yeah. We would just need a supplement from you. About what you saw. >> Absolutely. >> Do you guys recognize American American >> Yeah, I can see. >> You guys are trespassers on our land. Do you know that? >> One seemingly harmless remark ignited a chain of events that turned the entire scene into chaos. >> So at this time you are under arrest for DUI. >> So. >> We're going to We're going to take you over to the jail, and we'll go from there, okay? Do you have a wallet? Do you have something Do you have a wallet in your car that you want to take? All right, let's stand up. Let's go over here to my car. >> Um is there anybody you want us to call about the vehicle? >> You said you want us to get him, but we don't have a phone number. Okay. >> All right, once we get you in the Once you're in the car, we'll take care of that, okay? Let's go. Okay. >> the right to a lawyer. You can >> 152 dispatch, we have one in custody suspicion of DUI. >> Search and switch out these cuffs real quick. >> No, you got to wait till we get to the jail. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to >> Step up here close to the car. >> No, >> There you go. Okay. >> Hello, is there anyone here? >> Anyone here? No. >> This is Deputy Sites with the Laurel County Sheriff's Office. >> I hate white people. I hate white people. >> Do you need help getting up? >> No. Let me pee. >> Okay, go for it. >> No. I won't pee like this mother >> Okay, well, then we got to get in the car >> No. Let me pee first. >> Well, >> You got to go to the jail and then >> Yeah, that's the jail you can >> to pee right here right now. >> That's fine. How do you want to take care of that? >> Right now. Call Richie right now. >> Richie, are you there? Whoever was on the phone just hung up. >> Nope. >> Nope, he's still there. Or she's there. I don't know who this is. Did you want to say something whoever's on the phone? >> Give me him on my ear right now. >> Richie. >> Sorry, Richie. I don't know how to operate this. >> So, Richie just >> right now. I'm going to chew all you want. >> Thank you. What was your name? >> No. You can chew your gum all you want. >> Hey, are you done? >> No. I'm not done. I got to take a >> She's done. >> Okay. >> Let's get you in the car. >> in the car. I'll take a >> in the car. >> white as >> On the way to jail, it wasn't over. It was only the beginning of an even worse loss of control. >> Now, I need you to sit down on the seat, okay? You're You're sitting in a very dangerous position right now. And it looks like you slipped your seat belt. So, >> I hate white people. You guys make me throw up. white as No. white comes out of my feet. white as white as white as white as white comes out of my feet. white as white as >> So, if she asks for just a little bit of water, and she says no, >> I'm not I'm not going to answer that. >> But, we need to ask. >> We have to ask. >> We have to ask. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay, then we'll put her in a holding cell while you write your >> as Then we'll take her to the hospital. If at the hospital she refuses and becomes violent and we do not do a blood draw, you'll simply take her back to jail. Is there a female working at the >> Yeah. >> jail? >> Yep. >> They going to wash her. >> Then turn right. >> He was charged with DUI, obstruction of law enforcement, and failure to provide identification. Next, a call about a simple dispute, but after just a few questions, the woman refused to cooperate and everything quickly spiraled out of control. >> I'm not giving you my license. What do you need my license >> If you don't give me your license, you're going to go to jail. >> Why? >> For failure to comply. >> No, that's not the >> Failure to Failure to Failure to identify yourself. >> I don't have to relinquish my identity. >> You do. >> For what? >> Because you got We got We got called, okay? >> A call for what? >> Because he put his hands on you. >> He did not. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to ask you one more time to give me your license before you go to jail. >> I'm not going to jail. What Give me the reason why I need to relinquish my identification. >> Because it's the law. No, that is not the right. It It is. >> I have not committed a crime. I haven't done anything. >> Okay. >> Well, I don't care if you clearly got a lot. >> I haven't done I know my rights. >> Do you? >> I do. >> Uh evidently you need to study them more. >> No, I don't. I haven't done anything. And you know, just like he knows, I haven't done anything to commit a crime. >> Do you want to go to jail tonight? >> I'm not going to jail. I haven't done anything. >> Do you want to give me your license? >> I'm not giving you my license because I haven't done anything. >> Okay, stop talking to me real quick. If you don't provide your license >> attorney. >> If you don't provide Listen, talk. Stop talking. If you do not provide your license, you will go to jail. >> I'm going to call my attorney. >> Okay, what's his number? >> I'm calling >> Give me your license. >> I gave it to him already. >> Okay. >> I gave him my ID. I wasn't >> 1018, copy George 1047. >> He hasn't done anything. I'm going to >> 051-222-971 >> Call my attorney. >> Calm >> it down before you go to jail for disorderly >> I don't have my phone. My phone is in the car. >> License. >> You said you ate my food. >> I'm asking him to call our attorney, our family attorney. I'm asking for a law, a representative of the law, and y'all know. Christopher, don't say anything else. I'm asking for him to call my attorney. >> I'm not going to call your attorney. >> I can ask my fiance >> Call your attorney. I did it by yourself is against the law. >> I do not I can have my attorney speak on my behalf. >> No, ma'am. >> Yes, I can. >> That's why they can't That That's why they don't say anything. >> Hey, what do you That don't mean nothing. >> Christopher, do not say anything. Craig. What am I doing? So, back What am I doing? >> She holds it. >> He's giving me my >> for my attorney. >> Step out of the car for me. >> When the final warning was given, she chose to call a lawyer instead of cooperating, and no one expected what happened next to come so fast. >> Turn around. >> Call our attorney. Call my attorney. Don't say anything. Call our attorney. I'm asking for my attorney. I'm asking for my attorney. I haven't committed any law. I'm asking why am I being detained? Why am I being detained? >> Oh, you're not being detained. You're being arrested. >> Why am I being arrested? For what? I haven't done anything. I'm asking for my attorney. >> Do you want anything out of the car to go with you? >> I don't have anything but my license. I haven't committed a crime. I'm asking for my attorney. >> You're not I didn't ask you any of that. Do you want anything out of the car to go >> my license and my I'm driving that driving that vehicle. I'm responsible for it. >> Do you want your purse? >> I have my license. He's not able to drive. I'm driving that vehicle. >> purse? >> I do. I want everything to come with me. >> Have a seat. So, the call we got was from somebody inside saying that he put his hands on you. Okay? At the end of the day, it is against the law for you not to provide your driver's license to us. >> I just want my attorney to speak on my behalf. >> Well, I'm I'm not going to wait on that. >> I understand. >> Okay. So, as of as of as of right now, you're under arrest for obstruction for not providing your identification, okay? >> I have everything in my pocketbook. >> It's too late for that, okay? >> I'm just trying to figure out what she did so that to understand where we could return the >> She she failed to provide her identification, so therefore she's going to jail, okay? >> Her identification is actually in her pocketbook. >> She didn't provide it, okay? Are you going to listen to me? >> Yeah, what are you yelling at? >> Because you're not listening. You're not listening. >> So, why do I have to listen to you if you don't listen to me? Cuz we're we're both saying the same thing. >> It's my call, okay? >> but you're not you're not the you're not the first >> Do you want to go to jail for disorderly conduct? >> So, what am I doing? >> Listen to me then. >> Okay. >> You're not going to drive the car, okay? She failed to provide identification, so she's going to jail and the car's getting towed, okay? You're free to leave. >> In just seconds, everything flipped. She went from arguing to being in handcuffs and the reason caught everyone off guard. >> It's not a citation, okay? >> All right. >> So, once you fail to identify yourself in the state of Georgia, it's considered obstruction, okay? So, you'll have a bond in like 15 minutes or less. >> All right. >> So, and he already said he's going to bond you out. So, I'm going to let you get um his number out your phone or whatever and then you can call him. We can tell him the bond amount and he can bring cash up here. You'll be done deal, okay? >> I'm going to call him to speak to you. >> No. All right. Um your car did get towed cuz he can't drive it. I don't want him to drive it. All right. As soon as I do all this paperwork we'll get the bond amount he'll come and pay it and then you're released. >> It seems like y'all looking for a reason to lock her up. >> not. I just said okay, you're good. >> Okay. What you want me to do? You want me to go in here and get my food? >> Yes. >> Bye. >> You might have to call somebody else to bond you out. >> I thought he was going to bond >> No, he's not. They just locked him up. >> Why? >> He sure wasn't when I left. >> He was calm though. >> Mhm. No, he was not cuz we had already asked him to leave because he was still trying to get in your car. And he wouldn't leave. >> Okay, I need you to just call my sister. She's going to come. >> Okay, so your sister, how far she live from here? >> Uh where are we at? >> The city of Hebron. >> She's probably 15, 20 minutes away. >> 15? Okay. All right, buddy. >> Thank you. >> No problem. I'm I'm just trying to help you, okay? >> I appreciate it too. >> And in the state of Georgia, when you fail to provide an officer identification, it's >> I thought I could have my attorney speak on my behalf, but you're teaching me something. I'm a business owner. I pay my taxes and everything. Like I'm a truck driver. >> Okay. >> So like I'm not trying to give you guys a hard time or anything. I just literally wanted to go home. >> Okay, I understand. But in the state of Georgia, if you fail to identify yourself, it's obstruction. >> Well, I know better now. >> Okay. And it is an arrestable offense. There's no citation that I can provide to let you go on that. Okay. >> So what I'm going to do I'm going to grab your phone and your purse and then you can go in your purse and give me your license. >> Okay. >> Okay? >> All right. >> When it was already too late, she finally understood the law, but the price wasn't just one night in jail. It was everything that followed. >> Sir, I didn't Nothing. I literally did nothing, sir. >> Cuz we had to step in when he left. No, we didn't. >> I didn't push you. >> Yeah, see it right here. >> I literally did nothing, sir. >> Yeah, see it right here. >> Sir, how how long before I'll be able to get out of here? >> You'll be transported to jail in maybe 15 minutes. >> What do you mean transported? You said will I be able to bail out for disorderly conduct? >> Yeah, but you won't you won't bond out from here. You're going to be able to bond out from the jail. >> What jail? >> East Point jail. >> I mean, where where is that at? I I did nothing, sir. >> Okay, have a seat. Yeah, that's that's too many. >> Can I call my Can I call my We did I did absolutely nothing, sir. I literally went inside of >> Okay, have a seat. She was charged with obstruction for failing to provide ID, and the man was arrested for disorderly conduct. Knowing your rights is good, but misunderstanding the law comes at a cost. 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.