What's good everybody? Welcome back to Body Cam Vibes. Shout out to Caught by the Badge for this video. Listen, I saw this video clip online and I said, I got to find this. So, I did a short the other day and I said, "Can y'all please find this video for me?" And somebody did. And I gotta do this because the way this girl acts, she acts like a effing [ __ ] And I I just wanted to react to it. Right now, I'm under the weather. That's dedication, y'all. I I don't know if I got the flu or just had a cold, but uh me and my lady was kind of down for a couple days, but I'm still here. So, forgive my voice, but let's just get into it and see what it's all about. All right. >> 2023, Jacksonville, Florida. What started as a routine traffic stop spiraled fast when a driver caught lying about her record completely lost control on camera. >> You ever been arrested before? >> No, I have not. >> Never juvenile. juvenile. I was arrested as a juvenile when I was probably 16, 17 years old. I have not I don't have any. >> Did you just say no to me? >> I said as a juvenile. >> Hold on. Did you just say they just lie to me again? >> At that moment, the traffic stop legally resets. Honesty is gone and suspicion takes over. >> You said, "Have arrested." Most of the time what? >> Step out. Step out. Arrested. I talk >> the phone. Step out the car. >> Take off the phone. Step out the car. Can you >> relax? Relax. Calm down. >> Hang out the phone. Step out the car. >> Yeah. You I told you where I'm at. Listen, I'm leaving. Just relax. Just relax. >> Leave yourself in the car, please. Leave yourself in the car. Leave yourself in the car. Thank you. >> Excuse me. What's going on? >> Get Don't If you resist, you're going to have a problem. >> Okay. Right. So, I'm being serious right now. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, I have kids on the car. I have to figure out. >> Put the phone away. Give me the phone. >> Yes. I need someone to come DOWN TO MY ADDRESS. >> ARE YOU SERIOUS? Are you serious? Give me your arm. Give me your arm. >> Once a driver lies during a lawful traffic stop, the officer's discretion disappears fast. And every word after that can legally work against you. >> Arrest me. >> Give me your arm. >> Best friend. Call you now. Call you now. >> Are you seriously resisting right now? >> No, I'm not resisting. >> Why are you pulling away? >> I'm not pulling away. You just said I just try to give you [ __ ] >> Excuse me. You just said someone can pick up my car. >> Are you serious? >> Come on. We're Come on, bro. We're both back. >> I don't care about that. Listen, >> I don't care about that. Stop talking. I'm talking. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. That's the last thing I'm going to tell you. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. If I If I If I tell you on your back, put on your back. Don't reach for anything else. Right. >> I'm not the one you play with. Okay. >> I decide your future right now. >> Yes, sir. Thank you. >> Okay. Turn around. >> I wish you kind of future. Okay. >> Hey, man. Listen. I guess we have to be honest and everything lie. >> So, you take the right to jail, >> huh? >> Take the right to jail. >> Why would I be going to jail? >> You drive without a license. >> At this point, the stop is no longer about speeding. It's about compliance and refusal to comply can turn a citation into an arrest. >> You just threw me on the ground, bro. >> Stand up right now. >> So, you didn't throw me on the ground? >> Cuz you're resisting. >> How did I resist? I said, "CAN YOU STOP PUTTING ME IN THE BACK of my car?" STAND UP WITH my little sister. >> Young lady, stand up RIGHT NOW. >> NEVER BEEN AN OFFICER THAT'S HAD DONE THIS TO ME. YOU ASKED ME IF I'VE been arrested. I said only as a juvenile. >> You can't YOU HAVE NO LICENSE. YOU CANNOT DRIVE. >> I UNDERSTAND. But you just said someone was was able to pick up my car, sir. Right. You just said that was okay. >> Yes. >> Please. No. Please. I have my little sisters out here. Can you get them, please? >> Stand up right now. >> Stand right now. >> THIS IS FOR NO LIFE. >> STAND UP RIGHT NOW. Stand up. >> You're resisting arrest. >> We are resisting arrest. >> Follow what you want. Listen. They just pulled me OVER FOR NO REASON BECAUSE I WAS DRIVING a little bit fast. Now he's taking me out my car and arresting me. >> Go in the car. >> You don't have a license. >> OKAY. BUT YOU JUST SAID YOU WAS GOING TO ALLOW someone to pick up my car, sir. >> In your car. Stand up and get inside a vehicle. >> I'm not going to allow you to put me in a vehicle if my little sisters are right here. I need to know. >> Stand up. >> Can you tell me what's going to happen with my little sisters? >> Someone's picking them up, right? You just You just called somebody. >> No, I have to know what's going on with my car. >> Resistance doesn't require violence. hesitation alone can qualify. >> Now it's going to be Now it's going to be told. Now it's going to be told. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. Yes, it is. >> Guess what? I got money for that. >> Okay, cool. >> That is Wow. That is That's unnecessary. >> See what you just did. You just THREW ME ON THE GROUND. >> I HAD TO. You're resisting. >> You have to throw me on the ground. HOW WAS I RESISTING? IT'S ALL ON THE >> PULLED AWAY. YEAH, it's on the tape. >> I was not resisting. >> I got it right. >> You're good. You're good. YOU'RE GOOD. YOU MAY HAVE HEARD ME RECORD THIS. RECORD THIS. >> DON'T I'M GRABBING. DO NOT DO NOT GRAB ME. Do not grab me. Do not grab me. >> Get off of me. I DID NOTHING. >> I DID NOTHING. >> That way. Give me your hand behind. >> I did nothing. >> What are you going through? This >> is so childish. Get your hands out. >> Put it in the car. >> Excuse me, sir. See how you see how you got electrodes. >> Excuse me, sir. I need to know what's going on with my sister. >> Bring it. Bring it here. >> I need to speak to you guys. >> Bring it here. >> In US law, pulling away or tensing up during handcuffing is often enough to justify a resisting charge, >> even without a punch thrown. >> GET ME OUT OF THIS CAR, PLEASE. I CAN'T DO THIS. MY LITTLE SISTERS. >> DO YOU HAVE LITTLE SISTERS? DO YOU HAVE A MOTHER? >> I got six kids, all female. >> Exactly. And look at how you treat them. You a [ __ ] You a [ __ ] [ __ ] I SAID YOU A [ __ ] [ __ ] >> YOU A [ __ ] [ __ ] You see how you do me in front of my little sisters? YOU THROW ME ON THE GROUND IN FRONT OF KIDS. >> Hurry up and get me TO THIS PLACE. HURRY UP. CUZ GUESS WHAT? MY PEOPLE GOT MONEY FOR the damage, too. Hurry up. Get me to where I need to go. Please. >> Y'all relax. [Applause] OH, I'M MAD. I'M MAD. YOU GOT A DEMON IN HERE. YEAH, YOU GOT A DEMON. I CAN STOP MY FEET. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> Body cams don't see demons. They see behavior and behavior becomes evidence. >> You're not GOING TO BE ABLE TO CHARGE ME WITH NOTHING. YOU GOT A DEMON IN HERE. YOU GOT A DEMON, BABY. YEAH. YEAH. YOU GOT A DEMON. YEAH. YOU READY FOR THE DEMON? YOU READY? YOU READY? TAKE ME TO THIS. TAKE ME TO THE JAIL. >> ALL RIGHT. ME THERE. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. THANK YOU. >> ONCE emotions take over inside a patrol car, anything said is recorded, preserved, and legally admissible. >> Silence is the only safe option. >> Why does my juvenile record matter? Why does MY JUVENILE HISTORY MATTER? YOU SEE THAT, RIGHT? You arrested me because of my juvenile history. AND ALL OF THIS IS GOING TO BE IN THE COURT. You a [ __ ] [ __ ] THE [ __ ] DADDY A [ __ ] [ __ ] HE LEFT you for dad. You act like a [ __ ] [ __ ] You was raised without a father. I could tell. >> That got in your skill, huh? I CAN TELL. I CAN TELL. I CAN TELL YOU RAISED WITHOUT YOUR DADDY. THE WAY YOU SLAM ME ON THE FLOOR. >> YEP. THE WAY YOU SLAM ME ON THE FLOOR. I can talk all I want. I know I can talk. >> DID I THREATEN YOU? DID I threaten the Leo? Oh, >> I got to pause real quick. I cannot stand what they call the ground the floor. Oh my god. Let's get back into it. >> OH, I DIDN'T DO THAT. I didn't threaten you, sir. >> Tow it. Tow it. Tow it. >> So, you're taking my car to the toyard. >> WHAT YOU MEAN, THOUGH? YEAH, I AM THE OWNER. HOW YOU GOING TO TAKE MY CAR TO THE TOYARD? YOU SUPPOSED TO LET SOMEBODY ELSE DRIVE MY CAR OUT? THAT'S ILLEGAL. >> Juvenile records may be sealed, but lying about prior arrests gives officers probable cause to dig deeper. and escalate fast. >> Get me there faster. Have you ever got to do your ass before you understand English? Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there, sir. Get me there. Get me there, sir. GET ME THERE. DRIVE. DRIVE. DRIVE. DRIVE. DRIVE. BRO, see what you doing? It's my mind. My mind is not right for this. So, where's my belongings, SIR? WHERE'S MY BELONGINGS? HOW Y'ALL GOING TO DRIVE ME OFF THE WITH ALL MY [ __ ] WHERE'S MY PHONE? WHERE'S MY PURSE? WHERE'S MY MONEY? WHERE'S MY BELONGINGS? YOU GUYS ARE THIEVES. AND I DON'T CARE. SHOW THIS TO THE JUDGE. I'm sure it's going to go there. >> Yeah, they're going to they're GOING TO SEE HOW I RATE I AM. AND I WASN'T like this before you pull push me on the ground. >> From this moment on, nothing she says helps her case. Each outburst only builds the argument for additional charges. >> You're so childish. You're so childish. I pull it away from you. Haha. They're going to drop that resentment charge so fast. Look at your ugly ass. Ugly [ __ ] That whole ugly as your ugly ass [ __ ] Like she got boss popping out her eyes. Ugly ass. Your ugly ass kids probably uglier than a rock on the side of the road. >> Ugly ass kids. I don't have no kids. I'm 20 years old, baby. >> I'm I'm 20 years old, baby. I don't have no kids. Don't want any. Lieutenant came out here. We could barely even catch your [ __ ] breath. You don't know if you did something wrong or not. You had me all the way in the [ __ ] grass. You did do something wrong. You don't even know how to spell. How did YOU GET THIS JOB? YOU'RE A PATHETIC PIECE OF [ __ ] YOU A PATHETIC PIECE OF [ __ ] GET ME OUT OF HERE. GET ME OUT OF HERE. I NEED TO GO TO THE COUNTY. YO, GET ME OUT OF HERE, BRO. >> THREATS, INSULTS, and intimidation toward an officer don't disappear after the arrest. They follow you straight into felony territory. >> You look like the type of that got bullied your whole life. YOU LOOK LIKE THE TYPE of little [ __ ] I GOT BULLIED YOUR WHOLE LIFE. ONLY thing you became could have become was a police officer. Why? So you can [ __ ] some type of authority, bro. I already know you. I see right through you. You a little [ __ ] bro. Why you think you got an ugly ass wife like that? You probably on YOUR PHONE LOOKING AT BAD [ __ ] on the daily. The [ __ ] you know your You know your wife look like a little a little rat. >> A little rat looking ass ho. [ __ ] big body ass [ __ ] with your little short ass. Well, you [ __ ] up letting me see that ugly ass [ __ ] That look like she blind as a back. You need to pull that hoe over the [ __ ] that [ __ ] be driving at night time. You don't even love that [ __ ] Probably not even your wife. Probably your girlfriend. Probably just a [ __ ] Probably just a mistress point. Ugly ass. So [ __ ] ugly, bro. Ugly as [ __ ] officer want to arrest me. You ugly piece of [ __ ] >> When fantasy replaces reality, the charges tend to multiply. >> My daddy look better than you. Receing table having ass. I know them six kids stressing you the [ __ ] out. Look like you could barely take care of them. [ __ ] you could barely take care of yourself. The hell? Look at how you come to work looking like a straight bum. Look at you putting your legs up. You just fast for some ass. >> You see your >> You fast for You fast for some ass. And I know your wife. I'm going to tell her you over here flirting with [ __ ] >> Look at you. You got to get permission just to drive. You little slave. Drive. Now I'm your slave owner. I'm your new owner. Not Lieutenant Billy [ __ ] I'm your I'm your new owner. Drive me TO THE COURTHOUSE. DRIVE ME TO THE county and take your cost off of me when I get there. She didn't go to jail for speeding. She went in charged with obstructing an officer, driving without a valid license for the second time, felony corruption by threat, and a $3,000 cash bond waiting on the other side. >> Excuse me, y'all. Excuse me. I'mma tell y'all this right here. Y'all need to lock this girl up in this insane asylum. I do not know where this person's come from. When she said you dealing with a demon, she is exactly right. Now, I laugh at one thing though. She did tell the truth on one thing. Some of those cops were nerds and bullied when they was younger. And some of them found a way to say, "Hey man, I'm I'mma be a cop so I can have some authority." She telling the truth about that now. I I personally I know one personally so I she's telling the truth on that end. But other than that, y'all need to lock this the the the cuss word up in an insane and silent. This Listen, I cannot stand that word, but this is the prime example of when they say fatigue. This made me exhausted watching her just going off and running off at the mouth for nothing. It's it's it reminds me of a person who just lose they feel like they lost their power so they just got to talk. Oh, mother you ugly and they always resort to negativity. For some reason, when people have uh feel like they they don't have no power or they feel like uh they in the wrong or whatever, they always gota they always got to put you down. Oh, you fat, that's why your wife baldheaded. Blah blah blah blah blah blah like that is supposed to intimidate you. I'm a kind of person I have heard some of the worst things said to me until you can't intimidate me like that. You know, especially me being a bigger guy, you know, growing up, I was uh I wasn't ever like a 600 lb kind of guy, but I was always maybe like two or 300 lb. And people call you fat all your life growing up. You like, "Oh, okay. You can't intimidate me." I learned that you just got to let words be words. So I I say shout out to the cops that could be strong. But she needs to be locked up. She makes black people look bad. This is when they say fatigue. I get it. This [ __ ] attitude they got. Oh, excuse me. I'm sorry y'all. It makes you mad. That's why I cuss. Where did this demon come from? How you act all nice then all of a sudden this demon come out of you when you get in the when you get in the car and all the things that you just saying to this cop. Oh yeah. So and so and so blah blah blah blah. Ah you got a demon. Oh, you got a demon. Lock her ass all the way up. I hope she I hope she stay locked up. She needs to be locked up and tamed. And if this was another platform, I would tell you what I really think. But just because this YouTube, I'mma be YouTube friendly. This generation has no respect. I'm a 80s baby. Yes, we every generation had bad people. Every generation had wild people. Every generation had their wrong. But we came up with families that had morals and values. Yes, some of us talk back to cops, but we had more respect. We have more respect for cops. We had more respect for grown-ups. We have more respect for people. We wouldn't dare talk to grown-ups like this growing up. And and even if we did, we'll kind of calm down later. This generation don't give a f about nobody. And they got this mouthpiece. And I I I got to say it, my people. Black women. Oh, let me let me let me let me stop. Some black women have this mouth that makes you just want to I just just attitude. I'mma tell you a little quick story. I remember I was going to see my lady right now. I was coming to see her and this was when we were younger. I was coming to see her on the Greyhound bus. That's how much I loved her, man. So, she lived in a small town. So, I had to catch a Greyhound bus and I had to catch a local bus to come see her. We were young. And this lady who owned the Greyhound station in this city I had to go to before to get her city. To me, she was always like mean. And we were sitting there talking one day. I Well, I would always sit outside because I'mma be honest with she's a white woman and she seemed like she was racist. She just had this look when black people came around. So, I thought she was racist. I'm not gonna lie. Let's keep it real here. She, you know, I'm in the South. You know how you know how racism is in the South. So, I always sit outside. I said I look like she racist. She look like she don't like [ __ ] But anyway, so I said I got to know her a little better. And then I start we start talking and I start like her. She started talking to me and telling me stories and I said she said, "Why you always sit outside?" And I said, "Because I said,"I ain't a lie. You look like a racist white woman. You when you when you see black people come up, you give a certain look." I told her straight up. And she said, she said, "Oh, that's that what you feel about me." I said, "Yeah." She said, she said, "Well, I'm I'm I'm in this place by myself, me and my dog." She said, "So I have I have to be be tough." And she said, "I have no problem with black people." She said, "But you know who I have problems with? You want me to be honest?" She said, "I have a problem with black women." She said, "For some reason, black women don't like me." And she said, "Act a little tough when they come around." And I remember uh the next time I came down there, we got close, man. Uh we we started hanging out and I I helped clean up around to my to my bus came. I helped clean up and do things for her. And I remember this this black lady came in and just went off on her about the the bus being late. And she looked at me and I looked at her and she said, she said, "You see what I mean?" And I saw right then I said, "Damn, I see what she mean." You know what I'm saying? And that's why she she was the way she was. She acted tough for a reason. And it see like when black women come in, they just they go at her. They be mad at her because I don't know what it is about some of our black women. They just have nasty ass attitude. And God bless her soul now. She's dead. But we became very close before she died. And I saw when most of the time when black women come in, they would dog her out for nothing. They just she'll just come in and say, "Hey, can I can I help you? Why my bus late? You just charge me this and this." And I'm like, "Damn." Okay. I don't know if it it was her. I don't know if she was offputting. I don't know what it is. But I had to say, man, to some of the black women, y'all got to do better, man. this nasty attitude you got like this girl got right here in all our mouth. Got to do better, man. That's all I can say. I had to do this video. I have so much more I want to say, but I'm kind of still under the weather. I want y'all to say it. Y'all come to the comments and let me know what y'all think. And I wish that I could I find the the original video because I could tell caught by the badge. I took this video and they flipped it and did something else to it because the because the car the driver's side was on the um on the right hand side and it was just it just didn't seem right. But I still think caught by the badge for this video because I couldn't find the original. But y'all come to the comments and let me know what y'all think about this right here. This is crazy to me. This girl need to be insane and silent for real. She need to be tamed. That's all I'mma say. Until next time, don't get caught slipping on camera.