The reason for the stop is because [music] these windows are too dark. I I can't even see through here. So, you don't have a driver's license? >> I do have a driver's license. So, you've been drinking? >> Yes. >> Except you're on the wrong side of the roadway and you were passed out behind the wheel. >> Except I was not passed [music] out on the side. >> And you've been drinking and I knocked off coming off your grass. >> You're saying that I was passed out behind the wheel, which is absolutely wrong. Karen thought a traffic stop would end with a few arrogant remarks, but that very attitude unleashed chaos far more costly than she expected. >> Step out of the car, member. Step out. >> You're going to harass me. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> I have the rights to call my husband. >> And he has my passport. He denied it as [music] a form of identification. >> That's not a driver's license. I asked for a driver's license. >> You ask for identification. >> I asked for a driver's license. If [music] you're giving me a passport, that means you don't have a driver's license. These arrogant Karens believed their connections would keep them out of trouble until every defiant remark began triggering consequences with no way back. Driving the wrong way before dawn, she calmly claimed she was looking for an address until her story began contradicting itself. Put the car in park and turn it off, please. >> Yeah, of course. >> I was just looking for a number. Turns >> up. Can you turn off the car for me? >> Of course. You do realize you're uh in the wrong lanes, right? >> I do. I was just looking for a number. >> Yeah, you're on the wrong side of the roadway. >> I know that. I was looking for a number. >> Why would you be on the wrong side of the roadway, though? >> Cuz I just pulled off to the side of the road. >> Yeah, you're not in the side. You're in the You're in the westbound lanes and you're facing eastbound. Okay. >> I apologize. >> Where are you coming from? >> Uh North Palm Beach. >> North Palm? >> Yes. >> What were you doing over there? >> That's where I live. Where are you coming from though? >> I had to drop off the phone. >> Where? Can you give me the keys, please? >> Give me the keys, please. Give me the keys to your vehicle. You don't have to understand. Just give me the keys. >> Thank you. So, you're Where are you coming from? Right. You're heading home in North Palm. Where are you coming from? What are you doing at your friend's house? >> Dropping her off. I have three children at home. >> You go out tonight? >> No. Have you been drinking? >> Yes. >> Where were you drinking at? >> Your house or your friend's house? >> My house. My friend needed help. Your situation. >> So, you were drinking at home and they went to your friend's house. Jupiter. >> No, I was drinking at my friend's house and then I went home and I I was at home in my house. I have three children. >> I have an 8-year-old, >> a 2-year-old, and a seven. Okay. >> Who are they home with? Except you're on the wrong side of the roadway and you were passed out behind the wheel. >> Except I was not passed out on the side of the road. >> And you've been drinking and I can smell alcohol coming off your breath. Wrong. >> You're saying that I was passed out behind the wheel when I rolled up on you? >> Absolutely wrong. >> But the more officers asked her to cooperate, the more she demanded they take her home, turning the stop into a tense confrontation. my husband cuz if he's not here, I'm not getting out of the car. You'll have to drag me out. Just take me home. I have three kids. Just take me home. >> That's not an option. >> How about Officer Sean? >> H >> Officer Sean of >> What about Officer Sean? >> Call him. >> I'm not calling anybody. Call him. >> He has nothing to do with this. >> He will in a minute. >> I don't think that he'd appreciate you calling him. at 1:30 in the morning. >> No, >> not going to take you there. >> You are. >> Then we're going to take I have three children. >> Okay. And they're home safe with your husband, correct? >> No, cuz I can't get a hold of them. >> Okay. Well, cuz he's probably sleeping cuz it's 1:30 in the morning. >> Why can't you just take me home with them? >> Because that's not how this works. >> Because you want to be me? >> No. I need to get a hold of my husband. I have a time. >> Your husband is sleeping and he's home with the kids. >> Take me home. >> Focus on me. Okay. >> Take me home to my kids. >> No, you're harassing me. >> I'm not harassing you. >> I have Do you know why we're here? >> You're going to take me home to my kids. >> Do Do you know why we're here? Because you're going to take >> Before Before we take you anywhere, do you know why we're here? >> No. But you're >> Can Can you just do me a favor? I I want you to calm down. >> Okay. >> Can you >> When the car door finally opened, her resistance, struggling, and panicked accusations pushed the situation beyond the point of recovery. >> No. What's that one say right there? >> Military. >> What's that one say right there? >> I'm calling my husband. Do not touch me. >> Okay. >> If you touch me, Step out of the car, remember? Step out of the car. >> You're going to harass me. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. Okay, relax. >> Go to your phone. Please don't make me >> I have the rights to call my husband. >> Stop tensing up. Stop. >> I want you to call my husband right now, though. >> Listen, >> you called him about 30 times already. >> Stop pulling away. It's not going to get you anywhere to do that. >> It's only going to make it worse for you. >> Under arrest here to beat me. Everybody here has video cameras on their chest. Everything that has occurred from the start to finish is on body camera. >> Can you call my husband right now? >> You will call your husband >> right now. >> Nope. Let me explain to you. Let me explain this to you. Okay. You were under arrest. >> I didn't do anything. >> You are under arrest. >> I didn't do anything. >> You want to handle this like adult? >> I didn't do anything. [crying] >> I'll do anything you want me to. >> Go ahead and put your >> I'll do anything you want me to. We only want you to put your foot in that shoe. That's what we want. >> I'll do anything you want. Here, I'll do anything you want me to do. >> Anything you want me to do. >> I need you to take a deep breath. >> I'll hyperventilating yourself. Stop talking. >> I'll do anything. >> Stop talking. >> Anything you want me to do? >> You're clearly not doing what I want you to do. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> I want you to stop talking. >> I'm sorry. >> I want you to take a deep breath. >> Yes, sir. >> I want you to get your breathing under control. Okay. >> Cuz you're hyperventilating. >> I'm sorry. >> You're scared. >> Whatever. Whatever. >> Let me explain this to you. You are under arrest for driving under the influence. Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Your demeanor, your attitude in the car >> has shown me that you are not willing to cooperate >> and that puts that it puts us in danger because of your >> Even after being restrained, she kept dropping the names of people she knew, maintained her defiant attitude, and pushed the consequences even further. >> Yes. Have I been physical with you? >> Because you know there's cameras, right? >> There's cameras everywhere. Are you going to beat me? >> No. >> Like an officer dies. >> No, I'm not coming anywhere. I want mying husband. >> Just aggressive with me. >> I want my husband. [crying] I have a nice >> Stop. Are you going to listen or you going to keep crying? >> I have three kids. >> They're not They're not [laughter] the car. Okay, >> I need you to get home and make sure my babies are safe. [laughter] >> They're safe. >> THEY'RE NOT. YOU DON'T KNOW my arm. >> I didn't leave them. I'm on my escape. Can you just let me go, please? >> No. >> Can you follow me? >> If you were driving the wrong way, >> you're not taking MY RING OFF OF MY FINGER. >> I CAN PROMISE YOU that I don't want your ring. >> Take it off. Okay, relax your hands, please. >> You're going to steal it forever. Steal it. I don't want it. >> We all have body warn cameras that are recording. No one's stealing the vehicle. >> Legs up. >> Why do you care if you do this to me? >> We didn't do this to you. You did this to yourself. >> I didn't do anything. >> Okay. >> Officer Blend over here right now. You won't call him over here. You won't call him over here at all. You'll never do it. You have his number as a officer in the system. What city do you work for? Please tell me. Oh, well, he's in North Palm Beach and I know that you have his number. Well, I don't live in Palm Beach Gardens. I live in North Palm Beach. I am not a nasty drunk. You're a nasty officer to me. >> The woman was charged with DUI, reckless driving, disorderly intoxication, [music] and refusing to sign the citation. Next, the moment she saw the police lights, she kept driving straight home, convinced her private gate could make the trouble disappear. >> It's a driving stop. I'll explain to you in just a sec. Can you go back inside, please? Thank you. The reason for the stop is because these windows are too dark. I I can't even see through here. Is anybody in here with you? >> No. >> Okay. Can you all lock the car for me? Okay. >> Can you come outside, please? >> No. No one needs to come outside. >> Can you come outside, please? >> She'll she'll be told to go right back inside then. >> Stand at the door. License, registration, insurance for me, please. Do you have an ID on you? >> I'm parked in front of the car and flash and light. >> Do you have an ID on you? >> I I do. >> I need to see it, please. You don't have a license. Okay. Well, let me see that. >> I have ID. >> This is not an ID. This is the passport. Ma'am, you can go back inside or stay right there. >> I'm here. She was going for >> This is none of your business. You can stay right there. Please. >> Tell me it's not my >> It's not. It's not because this She's driving. >> I was not driving. He pulled me over after I didn't already got out the car. Mom, my key was not in the car. When I got out of the car, he was >> Get over there, please. And I was already on my property. >> It don't matter. Stay over there. Still on my property. >> Stay over there, please. >> Still on my property. >> Stay over there. >> Still on my property. >> You're making it harder than what it needs to be. I need a CD. >> So, you don't have a driver's license? >> I do have a driver's license, sir. You >> stay over there, please. This is the last time I'm going to tell you. You're going to go in handcuffing up and down my drive. >> I can't have YOU INTERFERE WITH MY traffic stop. I've been polite to you. Get your ass back over there. I don't give a Stay over there. I'm done being professional. I'm done being professional with you. >> I'm done being I'm done being professional with you. >> May I have >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> May I have your >> Step out of the car. I've asked your ID. I'm done. >> I do have your ID. No, >> I did. I gave you. >> You don't have a license, do you? >> Yes, I do. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Take my phone, please. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Mom. Mom, >> could you stop? Mom, >> can you I need you to >> You're only detained. Okay. >> Mom, I need you to come and get uh my key out my pocket, please. >> No, she's going to stay right there until I say so. >> When the officers lost patience and ordered her out of the car, she still refused to comply, insisting she was the one in control. >> And he has my passport. He denied it as a form of identification. >> That's not a driver's license. I asked for a driver's license. >> You asked for identification. >> I asked for a driver's license. If you're giving me a passport, that means you don't have a driver's license. Okay. And if you do, >> my driver's license is inside the house and I cannot get it. Therefore, you ask for a form of identification >> and I'll verify. But because you're form of identif because you're being insubordinate because you're being insubordinate and because you're and your mom is making me a hard time. You're going to be detained >> like you. >> No, I'm not being professional because I've been patient. >> Professional. I was on my property. >> I don't care. >> Just because you're on your property. >> What are you doing? Stand up. Stop. What are you doing? >> Please. I fear for my life, sir. >> Okay. Throw me like that. >> I did not throw you. >> You did not have throw me like that. >> Resisting. Now you're going to jail for resisting. >> I am not resisting. >> You are. >> I am not resisting. >> Put your feet in. Put your feet in. What are you doing? Stop. >> I'm not doing anything, sir. >> Jesus Christ. >> I got your key. >> All that for nothing. I told her to stop numerous of times. She won't listen. For what? All that for what? For traffic stop. Jesus Christ. All that for nothing. Does she actually have a license in there? cuz I need that. Yes, please. It's a simple traffic stop. There's no need for none of this. >> That sure is. That's all you have to >> She She made it a bigger deal. And you did, too, by coming outside and being insubordinate. >> All you have to do is say that when I came out. >> I told you it's a traffic stop and it was none of your concern. No, I That's fine. Bring me her license, please, so we can get this done. Why are you doing all this, sir? >> Why? No. No. Listen to me. Listen to me real quick. Why are you doing all this? Why? I asked for a license. You gave me a passport. What? You told me your license was in there. I need I don't know what you're asking for a >> forification. I'm still talking. I'll let you talk. I promise you I will. You're throwing things at her. I don't know what you're throwing at her. You can't be doing that. Give me one sec. She's I think she's bringing your license. >> No, ma. >> Excuse me. Cuz I can't see. Oh, there you are. >> Could you please ask her because I looked at her pocketbook, but she carries more than one bag. >> Okay. >> And I don't know. Can you just ask her like >> Give me one sec. This is what we're gonna do because she doesn't want to. What's her first name? >> She's named after me. Marcine. >> Marcine. >> Yes. Gabriella. >> Is her middle name? >> Gabriella. >> Is her middle name? >> Yes. >> Okay. Last name is Young. >> Young. >> Okay. And she is a US citizen. >> Yes. >> Okay. Why is she giving me a hard time about a license? >> I don't know. I'm in the house. I have no idea. >> She's throwing things over. I don't know what she's throwing at you. >> Her phone. Her phone. Her key. >> Yeah. But I don't know. She's pulling stuff out and she's throwing it. Okay, I told Hold on. Let me Let me finish and I'll let you talk. I promise. She refuses to listen. She's just tossing things at you. Tossing things at you. She's saying because she's on her property and the keys are in the ignition and the traffic stop is no longer valid. 104. That's completely false. That is completely completely false. Completely. >> Once she was handcuffed, she kept struggling, crying out in fear, and denying she was resisting as the situation spiraled beyond repair. >> False. I saw the violation way over there. Okay. She quickly tried to jump out the car. I told her to get step back inside. After numerous of times, she finally did. Okay. But she's been supporting it ever since then. Okay. This traffic stop, technically speaking, she's an adult. Technically speaking, it does not involve you. Okay. I was I was professional to you and I said, "Ma'am, this is a traffic stop. Go back inside. This is none of your concern." Okay? You refuse to. This is my property. This is your property. You're right. But but you get closer to my traffic stop. You make it unsafe for me because I don't know what you have. >> Cross this line. You This is too close. This is too close. From from there on, that's that's that's close enough. Okay. >> I mean, >> you don't have to go inside, but you can't you can't be this close to my traffic stop. >> Well, let me tell you. I know what you're saying, and I'm not stupid. >> I can't see you from here. I can't see you from here. So, I'm going to ask you to please go back over there and let me finish, please. Okay. I I I been respectful until you dis until you refuse to listen. So, I had to raise my voice at you. >> Well, I understand, but I had to raise my voice back. No, that's fine. That's fine. You don't You're not offending me, but I'm telling you right now, this is my traffic stop. No one's taking control over this. Okay? >> Nobody. >> I'm requesting you to please go back over there. Please. Please. >> My edge for supervisor. My act supervisor. >> Listen. Listen. I just called a supervisor. He's he's tied up and but he's on his way. You're staying right there. >> No problem. I'm just coming >> right now. I'm going to charge you with resisting. Okay. >> I wasn't resisting. Definitely resisting. That's fine. You can >> pulled me over when my keys were out of my car and I was your 10 is 4%. Doesn't matter. Doesn't matter. Wherever I see the violation, traffic stops still valid. Okay. It's not >> I was out of my vehicle running, sir. >> Good luck debating that with the Good luck debating that with the judge. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have the lawyer present during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you before any questioning if you wish. And when her record was finally checked, her earlier excuses suddenly came back to haunt her, exposing consequences she could no longer avoid. If >> you decide to answer any question while a lawyer present, you still have the right to stop answering anytime until you talk to a lawyer. Do you understand the rights I've explained to you? >> Can I have my lawyer? Um, I do have a lawyer. >> Go ahead. >> I do have a lawyer. Can you please come to the police station? >> Watch yourself. >> I don't know where to please go back over there. I will tell you where it is when I'm done. >> And come to the police station, please. >> Ma'am. Okay. >> Mom. >> Ma'am, you are going to jail if you don't stop snooping around my traffic stop. >> All you do is turn my car off because it's >> fine. Go over there. The car is fine. >> I can give you my code so you CAN CALL MY LAWYER. I >> have a license. Do you? >> I do have a driver's license. >> No, you don't. That's why you gave me this passport. >> My driver's license isn't in my car. My driver's license is in my home. I do have a driver's license. >> No, because it's suspended. >> It's Y520. >> It's because it's suspended. It's suspended. >> I have an affidavit in my car. >> No, it's suspended. So, you know it was suspended. >> I have a lawyer, Mr. Blade Reed, because on March 17th, um, I had a DUI. So, I have a lawyer. >> Okay. >> And I have to my car >> resisting an officer without violence under Florida statute section 843.02. 02. This is a first-degree misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine. Police decided to arrest her for knowingly driving with a suspended license and resisting an officer without violence. She thought reaching home meant the law no longer applied, but in the end, she only traded her parking spot for a seat in a police car. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support our fundraiser. Thank you so much.