These women thought they could argue, scream, and demand their way through any situation. Unfortunately for them, the police weren't having it. Here are five cases when police teach extremely entitled Karens they don't make the rules. Number five, entitled woman tried to run the show. Police showed her who's really in charge. On October 2nd, 2023, officers responded to a medical center after a woman's frustration with her care reportedly turned physical. [music] Watch how officers handle the case. >> Hello. >> What? >> Thanks. Police. >> What? >> Um, they're making allegations about you uh assaulting a um security officer. Do you want to talk to me about it? >> No. >> No. What if I wrote you a Miranda? Would you talk to me about it? No, we can talk about it. Let's talk about me saying that I want to go to proctor and them forcing me to be here. Let's talk about um me needing to go to the nurse's desk to ask for a question and I'm locked back in here. >> Um so this is regards to I believe something that happened earlier and then now a security officer is making allegations. Can I talk to you about that? Unless I get what I want. >> Okay. So, if I read you your rights, do you want me to read you your rights and get your statement? >> Yes or no? Cuz I can't. If you don't want me to, you don't have to talk to me. >> I'm supposed to be talking to a nurse. I still haven't seen >> I think they're coming. >> So, they want to talk about their rights and what the they got going on. >> But I can't give a one shoe. There's no phone. All my rights are being trampled on and y'all talking about what the going on with Southern Earth. >> Appears that she was issued a notice to appear this morning. >> Hi. But this is a different This is This is the nurse, not this is so you have a call on line one. What time is it? What time is it? >> I'm not going to answer. >> What time is it? >> I bet you don't want to answer it. >> The breathalyzer could change everything. But even if alcohol played a part, the officers are starting to think this kind of behavior might be more than just intoxication. Where's my All right. Nice long steady breath. >> How big can it go? >> Okay. She's not stand this way. >> All right, turn around from you're considered sober. Okay, >> so what does that mean? Does that mean that I can get you discharged? >> Bring the musk up so I can >> You need what from me or are y'all just a bunch of big liars? >> I need you down a seat in there. That way they can get your paperwork figured out and then you'll get your property and then you'll go with me. >> Okay. >> Why do I need to go with you? >> Because you're under arrest. >> Why? >> For aggravated battery. I told you we have the seat case. >> No, you didn't. >> Oh, you were too busy yelling at me. You probably weren't listening. Have a seat. Oh, I was listening. You said you wanted to talk to me about an incident that happened and wanted my side of the story. >> I still like it. >> Nurses say she was combative from the start, frustrated about not being taken to another facility and that things only escalated from there. >> Do you want to talk to me now >> or no? I'd like your statement >> because I got the version. I don't know because now I look at you as a liar and I'd rather have your sergeant come down here and he can speak to me. >> Okay, come have a seat. >> Go get your stuff. Go get your paperwork and then we'll go. >> Okay. >> No, >> you want my sergeant? We'll have a seat and you can come down here. I'll talk to you. >> I don't I I'm I'm right here collected. I haven't tried to leave. I haven't tried to run. I haven't done anything. >> You're not going to stand outside in the hallway. Have a seat like that. >> I didn't say I was standing outside in the hallway. >> You are. >> I'm right at the doorway of my room. That's where I'm at. >> So, while we're here, would you like to talk to me about the incident? Cuz I have their version and a witness's version, and I'd like yours. Yes or no? Cuz I'm not going to I'll give you an opportunity. I'm not going to argue with you about it. And if you want a sergeant, one would be I'm sure glad to come up here. There's no reason for him to come up here, but he can't. >> So, you want a sergeant? Do >> you want to talk to me? That will happen in the meantime. >> No. Okay. >> One of those females requesting a sergeant. or anything. >> Um, she is getting discharged, but it's just a matter of how long that will be. >> With everything that's unfolded, the charges [music] are stacking quickly and the situation is only getting more complicated. >> So, it appears that this will go with you. This is from earlier, an earlier incident, I guess, that I wasn't aware of. And then you'll have another charge as well. I don't even know anything about that. >> This is >> all I know is somebody asked me who I wanted to be treated by. I said I want to go to proctor and I'm here. >> Okay. Yeah, you're right. Methodist. Are you Samantha? >> Yes. >> Okay. This is a notice to appear for a court date for aggravated battery against a nurse I guess earlier, but this I'm here for a separate incident. Okay. So, this was a notice to appear based on you being here and receiving care. You're being discharged. So then now you'll go with me with regards to another incident. So that's what we're waiting. My sergeant will come up if you want. Okay. All this information correct? 2512 West. Thank you. >> And what time is it? >> 7:30. >> 7:30 on the dot. >> Oh, great. >> 7:30 in the morning. >> Great. >> Monday morning, >> right? Monday. >> Yep. Sure is. And I've been asking for my nurse since 6:00 and you couldn't get me a nurse till 7:30. >> What was you? I've been here for like 10 and 15 minutes. So, it's not my fault. I do not work here. >> Now, she's making new demands and her attitude toward the officers only continues getting worse. >> I just want to clarify that's not your concern for the sergeant, right? What's your concern for the sergeant? I want him to come up here. >> I want to make sure that I am being treated fair. I am being treated correctly. That it's understood. My rights has been trampled on. I have a right to say where I do and do not want TO BE TREATED. YOU KNOW THAT. >> YOU KNOW THAT AS an officer. >> So >> as an officer when they put you in that EMT and they say, "Where do you want to go?" And I say, "Proctor, why the am I here?" >> So do you know that has nothing to do with my sergeant? That's what I'm trying to tell. Oh, >> he's not going to be able to answer that. >> Do you know >> we do not make that decision? Neither does AMT. >> Do you know that? Do you know that I woke up at 6:00 this morning? You're telling me it's 7:30 until I refuse to speak to you or talk to them. >> Now all of a sudden, oh, there's there's a problem. And yeah, we can discharge her as long as we can take her to jail. >> Again, it has nothing to do with the sergeant. It has everything to do with your sergeant that your sergeant is going to be able to have that final say so over the >> that's going on. >> That's the hospital. We don't work for the hospital. You're >> No, you don't. >> And your concern is the hospital. It's not with my sergeant. So if he doesn't need to come >> and it's WITH YOU BECAUSE I CAN'T TRUST you either. >> Okay. So your issue with a sergeant coming is because you can't trust me. >> Exactly. >> Okay. Fair enough. I won't don't want him to waste his time, but all your gripes and complaints so far have nothing to do with us. I don't want him to waste his time. >> They do. >> Okay, fair enough. >> Awesome. Thank you. >> Have all your stuff here. Okay. >> Would you like to put your heels on >> or No. >> No. I want to make sure I >> That's why I brought it in here and set it down. >> I didn't ask you to. >> Well, that's what I did because they handed me the bag. Your private issue >> that should have been handed to me. Is it your belongings or is it mine? >> By now, the officers have reached their limit. The standoff has dragged on long enough and it's time to wrap things up. >> All right. Do you want your shoes or no? Where are my keys? >> Keys >> in the shoes. >> Keys are in the shoes. Push paperwork in there. Put your paperwork in there. And you grab your other shoe and your other stuff if you want it to go with you. Okay. And there's your notice. >> And we will go to the parking lot and we can talk. >> Okay. civily. >> Well, that's what we've been trying the whole time. But you've been yelling at everybody. >> Why do you think I'm yelling at every >> I don't really know for sure. Will you grab your stuff so we can go? >> Okay, I'll take this. Turn around for me, please. You're under arrest. So, you're going to put in handcuffs. >> Under arrest for what? >> I told you aggravated battery. >> Once again, >> aggravated. Just because somebody said I did something doesn't mean I actually did it. >> That's why I wanted. >> And I said, "Will we be able to go out and have a civil talk?" You said yes. And once again, you're showing you can't be trusted. That's why I don't trust you. That's why I'm asking for a sergeant. >> You can come up here. >> And what did I say? I don't trust you. And what did you show me? Can't be trusted. >> Democrat >> and I said I would have got that. I asked him can we sit out here and be able to have that conversation. But you couldn't do it. You're liars and now you can't be trusted. The same thing that I said. Even as she's being escorted out, she keeps making a scene. But the officers have had enough >> in the first place. >> Yes, I am. First of all, I don't like this hospital. You don't know what I've been through here. That's why I don't this hospital. I've been through a lot, please. And when I said I don't want to go here, I want to go. >> And not to get anybody. I haven't done anything. >> See, there you go. >> There you go. >> The wagon's on the way. They'll be here momentarily. Got to get all the way in. >> Get in, >> ma'am. >> Come on. Goodness gracious. >> You said you wanted to talk to me. Let's talk. Have a seat and we'll talk. I can't trust you. >> Sit it. Get all the way in. >> I can't trust you. >> Well, I'm going to push you in there. >> I can't trust you. >> You can trust your ability to move your feet around. >> You can simply move it. >> Your things will be right next to you. You can take a look at them. >> Here's your stuff. Can see it. Sergeant's here. Far too early. >> The woman was ultimately charged with aggravated [music] battery. Number four. Psychiatrist talks big, but these officers weren't impressed. This next case begins on December 30th, 2024 when officers notice a vehicle dangerously swerving with a flat tire. Here's how the encounter played out. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Corpor sheriff's office. Are you aware that your tire is flat? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I I was trying to make it back to my house, that's all. >> Okay. Where's your house? >> It's just I'm down the road. Like I'm I'm down here just renting a house. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance on you? Uh, >> well, I'm I'm just visiting here. >> Okay. Is this your vehicle? >> No, it's it's a rental. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license on you? >> Yeah. I might have left it. >> You might have left it. Okay. You said you're down here visiting. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where are you from? >> From New York. >> New York. Okay. Hey, just cuz it's super foggy out. Okay. We're on the side of the road. I'm just going to have you step out and we're just going to stand on the sidewalk where it's safe. I don't want to get hit. There's a lot of cars passing me right now. I don't want to get out of here. >> Okay. So, step out for me and we'll stand by the sidewalk where it's >> step out. >> Yes, you do. >> Why? I just explained it to you. It's very foggy out here. There's a lot of cars passing me. It's not safe for me to stand here >> and I have to continue my traffic stop. So, I'd like you to step out and stand over on the sidewalk for me. >> But I don't have to step out for a step for a >> I wouldn't ask you to do something you don't have to do. I'm telling you, you have to step out of the vehicle. Do not make it anything more than it has to be. Just step out of the vehicle and go to the sidewalk, please. >> Okay. >> Nearly a minute goes by with a driver refusing to exit. But if she thinks she's calling the shots, the officers are about to prove otherwise. >> You have to step out of the vehicle. >> You can look in here. There's nothing There's nothing for you to see. What? What's happening? There's nothing for you to see. >> Okay, step out of the vehicle, please. >> I will. >> What's happening here? >> I'm turning your car off. Step out of the vehicle. >> Well, I know, but what? >> I've told you multiple times and you've not done anything to step out of the vehicle. >> What? What is happening that you're turning my vehicle off? >> I don't want you to drive away while I'm asking you to step off. >> I have not given any indication that I'm going to drive away. Correct. I've asked you multiple times. >> No, no. >> Okay, step out of the vehicle or I'm going to remove you from the vehicle. So, I've asked you 10 times now. >> But I know, but I said to you, >> step out of the vehicle now. >> Why Why are you arresting? >> Cuz I'm I'm not arresting you. Unless you would like me to arrest you for resisting. >> I don't No, excuse me. What? What's she doing? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I know, but what I'm saying to you is why are you asking me to step out of the vehicle? >> I've explained this to you multiple times. >> No, you have not. You asked me to step out of the vehicle, but you have not explained to me why you've asked me. >> Step out now. >> I know, but why have you asked me to step out of the vehicle? >> Step out. Step out of the vehicle. >> Hold on. >> Step out now. >> Excuse me. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Ask me why you have you're going to get pepper sprayed. >> Give me a pepper spray. >> But why to get out of the vehicle? >> Get out. >> Why did you ask me to get out of the vehicle? >> All right, turn around. Put your hands back. >> No. What have I done wrong? What have I done wrong? >> Ridiculous. >> What have I done wrong? What have I done wrong? >> What have I done wrong? >> Now you're under arrest for resisting. >> No, I'm not resisting. No, I'm not. >> You're under arrest. >> No, I'm not resisting anything. No, I'm not resisting anything. >> What have I done? >> I asked you to tell me why you stopped me and you have a body cam on your body. So, I'm asking you to tell me why you stopped. They've told her why she's being pulled over, but her comments only confirm she's missing the point entirely. >> Why do you stop me? What did you stop me for? You have to tell me that by law. You have to tell me why you stop. >> Did you realize you're driving around with a flat tire when you're throwing rubber all over the road and you're failing? >> I was trying to come over when I was having a flat tire and you asked me if I knew why I was being pulled over and I asked you if it was because of a flat. We're going to go this way. >> I asked if you if it were Excuse me. I asked if it was because of a flat tire and you said that it wasn't. >> You pat her down and we're going to have to get the >> Yeah, >> this off. >> What are you patting me down for? >> Well, you're under arrest. >> Why am I under arresting? >> Going to be stuck on her. >> I have not resisted anything. >> Okay. >> Well, you have a body cam on, right? >> Sure do. We all do. >> I'm glad that you do >> because I have not resisted anything. I've not told you no. So, have I >> have I told you no? >> Face the car for me. >> Have I told you no? >> I don't really want to have a conversation with you. >> No. Have you told me no? This is >> I don't want to have a conversation with you. >> Oh, but you don't want to have a conversation with me, but you pulled me over. >> You pulled me over and you have not told me the reason why you're arresting me, which is you're >> under arrest for resisting. >> I have not resisted anything. I have not resisted anything. >> How many times did I ask you step out of the vehicle? Okay, I did step out of the knee >> after I removed you from the vehicle. >> But why did you ask me to be stepped out of the vehicle? >> Okay. >> Why? >> Okay. >> But why? No, you have as an officer, you have to tell me why you're pulling me over. >> Okay. >> Why are you pulling me over? >> You're driving on the road with a flat tire. >> You can't maintain a lane >> and you're throwing rubber all over the place. >> Okay. I'm throwing rubber all over the place. >> I explain that to you at least five times. >> So, I have a flat tire. So, you're pulling me over and you're arresting me for having a flat tire. That's what you're saying to me right now, Mr. >> Roth. >> Yep. >> That I have a flat tire. So, you're pulling me over because I have a flat tire. >> That's what you're saying? >> You're going to lose your job. >> Okay. >> You You are. >> All right. >> She's running out of options. And as she tries once again to provoke the officers, it becomes clear they're not rising to the bait. Do you find anything in my pocket? >> I'm not going to get out of my face. >> Do you find anything in my pocket? >> Get out of my face. >> I'm not in your face. I'm not in your face. Do you find anything in my pocket? >> No, you don't find anything in my pocket. >> I've not done anything. I've not done the car wrong. >> I've not done anything wrong. I haven't. >> You're arresting me for a traffic stop for having a flat tire. That's what you said. That's what you said. Right. >> Yep. >> Yeah. That's what you said. No, >> give that to me. >> Give that to me. >> So, can see if she wants to do that. >> Yeah. >> You know what? I did nothing wrong but have a flat tire. And you drugged me out of my car for having a flat tire. >> No, that's [music] correct. And it's on your body cam. So, I hope that you're prepared to lose your job because that's what's going to happen to you. No, it is because that's You cannot pull someone over for a flat tire. You did not offer me assistance. You did not ask me if I was troubled, if I had any issues whatsoever, did you? Oh, but your body cam doesn't show that either, does it? No, it doesn't. You did not ask me if you could help me in any way. You just wanted to arrest me, right? Right. That's right. You just wanted to arrest me. Yeah. Turn up the music. Turn it up. I love it. You're going to be fired, sir. So, I hope that [music] your wife is prepared for that. And your children. Hey, excuse me. Can you be human for two seconds? I'm a psychiatrist, okay? I'm a psychiatrist. Can you be human to me for two seconds and just tell me why you're doing this to me? >> With things not going her way, she changes the narrative, claiming the officers are at fault. >> I had flat tire and you're going to arrest me. You pulled me over for having a flat tire and you pulled me out of my car. You've violated my civil rights and you think that you're going to get away with it. No. No, sir. This is Florida. Yeah. So, go ahead. Go ahead. You put in whatever you need to put into that computer. Go ahead. >> Yes. She's not very nice. >> Huh? >> Not very nice. >> She's not very nice, Pat. Yeah. All >> um I have to read her implied consent and then she's all yours. >> Even the process of reading her rights turns into a struggle with the woman refusing to stay quiet. >> You're going to lose your job. I would >> You're going to lose your job. I would listen to this. >> You're going to lose your job. >> Very important. Okay. >> You're going to lose your job. >> You're going to lose your job. >> I am now requesting that you submit to a lawful test of your breath. to determine yourself because you have refused to take the test. I have requested the driving privilege my rights before you put me in handcuffs and detain merives before you detain me. You didn't tell me why you were detaining me before you put me in handcuffs. >> Find under statute 32752 >> or you will [snorts] be committing a misdemeanor in addition to any any other penalty by law if you commit I requested is admissible to evidence in criminal proceedings. >> Do you understand what I just read to you? >> No, I don't understand what you just read to me because you didn't read anything to me before you put me in handcuffs. No, SIR. I DO NOT I do not understand what you just read to me. >> Okay, that's probably you screaming the whole time. But with this in mind, you >> I do not understand what you just read to me because you did not read me my Miranda rights before arresting me for a flat tire. >> Are you going to take a lawful sample of your breath? >> Do not your breath >> consent to anything because you don't know what you're doing. >> Okay. >> You pulled me over for a flat tire. You pulled me over for a flat tire. >> That's what you did. >> You pulled me over for a flat >> with you. >> Not two points. Excuse. >> As things settle, the officers begin discussing how to proceed and which charges apply based on everything that's happened. >> Yeah, whatever you guys Whatever you guys got to do. So, she's going to go. She's arrested for resisting and DUI. >> No priors. >> I have no idea. She was she was non-compliant as soon as >> I'm going to wait out here and then I'll go in because I don't want her to get in. >> In the end, the woman was charged with DUI and resisting without violence. She's later released pending a court appearance. Number three, the first thing she said told officers everything they needed to know. On October 11th, 2023, officers respond to a car accident, but things take a strange turn when one of the drivers [music] refuses to cooperate, citing an unusual claim. >> So, this is their ID down here. >> She randed them at the roundabout. Um, she's very 96. Uh, she's refusing to move her car the roadway because the CIA told her that she's not allowed to. And she wishes to speak to >> Yeah. You know, we've dealt with her before. >> We've dealt with her a lot before. Is that the one that stays off? Uh, >> I don't know where she stays. >> I didn't know she had a car. >> Can you come with me? Yeah. She's refusing to move. >> Okay. >> I did not. >> She was ignoring me. She's put her hand in my face. >> I >> We've tried to ask her to move her car. I don't know what else. She won't. >> She won't move unless the top cop comes. >> Hey, top cut right here. >> Yep. There we go. Hold on. >> What's your name? >> How you doing, ma'am? >> You're good. Hey, what's your name? >> I have your Oh, my name is Asia. Asia. >> Okay. >> May I have your name? >> Yes, it's officer Hard. >> May I have your name again? >> I'm officer Gonzalez. >> Okay. Asia, can I do you can you do me a favor and at least pull your car over there? >> What is your break? >> I'm a police officer. I'm actually senior officer to him. Okay. So, I'm the one that's supposed to handle this accident. >> So, the CIA told me to sit here >> until the top police officer. That will be me. >> Okay. Well, here Aisha. CIA is not here. >> Aisha is not in the car. >> CIA is not here. >> There's no car in park. >> Well, if it wasn't in park, wouldn't I be moving? >> Uh, you could have your son on the break. >> It's clear by now that reasoning alone isn't working. But the officer gives her one last chance to cooperate without taking further action. >> Here's the deal. Right now, I am the actual officer on scene. I'm asking you to move your car over there. If you cannot do that, you're going to be the CIA is not here. All right. So, are you refusing to move your car? Cuz then you're actually impeding the flow of traffic behind you. >> Okay. Well, this is an accident. >> Ocean 88 127. I guess when you're free, can you start this way? >> So, are you just going to stay here the whole time? >> I'm asking you again. Are you going to stay right here? >> I'm talking to you, man. >> Yeah. >> Are you going to stay right here? >> Either you move the car or I'm about to ask you to get out of the car. >> The CIA is not here for that. What is my name? >> CIA told me that. >> So, you're not moving the car. >> Can you please get out of the car, please? All right, here hang up and get over here cuz hey, so if you can go over the side and Go for your seat belt. >> The officers have waited long enough. She's made it clear she won't step out on her own. So now they're prepared to do what's necessary to get her out. >> If you're not going to move your car, I need you to get out of the car so we can move. All right. So, >> Officer Artez is the the senior officer on duty for me. Okay. So, he's going to be the one that you're going to talk to. Okay. >> Plus, you've been involved in the accident. You got EMS right here. >> All right. Yes. >> I already refused the service. >> Okay. >> And they said I didn't have the sign. >> Fair enough. But you just can't sit here all day. >> Yep. You got to we have to move out of the way of traffic for your safety and ours. >> So, I'm going to ask you one more time. Can you please exit the vehicle before I have to move you out of the vehicle? >> I'm asking you. >> Fair enough. All right. So, I'm getting her out. You guys okay with that? >> Yeah. >> Oh, what are we doing about >> Oh, she's 1096. So, >> you want us to transport? >> You cannot transport me. I already refused service and you said okay. >> Did you ask her? >> Huh? >> Tuesday. I don't know. >> Yes. They already asked me the questions of what day it is, who the president is, my name. >> Yes. >> What you do with those questions? >> You said perfect actually. >> All right. Great. I'm happy with that. So, here's the deal. What is going on here? You're sitting in the middle of the road. This officer here has asked you to move. You refused to move. I am actually the senior officer on scene. So, are you going to move over to the side? Cuz that's what I'm That's the simple question. I was wanting you to No, you're not answering my questions. Okay. I asked you a question. You say you've already answered. You have not answered it. So, either you can get out or you can move the car. At this point, I'm asking you to get out because you refuse to move the car. You've been involved in an accident. You answer her questions. >> EMS steps in to assist, hoping a medical approach might convince the woman to cooperate. But even with their help, she refuses [music] to budge. >> Do you understand what I'm saying? >> Yes. >> Okay, >> sir. Just like I told you officer on duty. >> That is me. >> And you're refusing. >> Your name? >> Artz. >> You see the A here? That's my first name. I'm sorry. >> So, are you Can we just Can we get out just so they can move the car? >> Alicia, I do remember your name. >> It's Alicia, but >> Alicia is what you told me. I remember. Very clear. >> So, can we >> I refused and you already told me it was okay. >> Correct. Now, we're just worried about you moving your car just for your safety so you don't get hit again. >> So, you're not moving your car? >> I already told you. >> I'm asking you right now. I need an affirmative answer from you. >> CIA told me. Okay. The CIA told me. >> Okay. Please step out of the car for me. I will drag you out if I have to, but I'm asking you nicely to please get out of the car. The CIA is not here, and you're telling the CIA told you to stay right here. >> The standoff ends as the officers finally take action, and her reaction turns the moment into something none of them saw coming. >> Okay, come on. She's going to get out of the car. EMS is on scene. You can look at her. CIA is right here. We're moving this. >> Yeah. >> I just released I got I got their phone number for you to say. So, >> okay. >> I just Did you ever did you attach her yet? >> Yeah, she attached. >> Oh, snap. >> Shouldn't let them go. I got the idea. >> Who you are, where you are, what >> I already answer. Refused to talk because you want to sit on the ground. >> Okay, that's >> how I sit on the ground. >> All right, >> I'm done. >> Oh, she answered appropriately. Do you want an ambulance? I can't do anything with it. >> That's fine. But she wouldn't move her car and she's telling me that uh CIA. So uh CIA's not here. All right. >> I guess we're good. He's driving our So >> hang on. Actually, did you stand there for a sec? >> Who's primary? Are you guys all in one boat? >> It's us. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Together. Huh? >> Together? >> Anybody to you or anybody? >> She didn't say any of that. >> Okay. She may not say she want to film herself, but she's talking about the CIA told >> that's not going to fly, >> right? >> I unfortunately Yeah, she's a full >> Oh, yeah. We can't put our hands on. >> Well, she's not going to move the car. We just can't stay here all day. That's traffic. Now that the officers have done their part, all that remains is for a transport vehicle to arrive. >> So, we can't be sure. >> We're going to walk through this car. Okay. I don't want to lift you because I don't want to hurt my back or anything like that and I'm really kind of concerned about that. So, I just rather heck you sit down. Sound good? >> Please. We're asking you. All right. You're under arrest. All right. So, that means that there are certain things that you have to do for us. One of them is to get in the back of that car. Okay. We're asking you nicely. All right. You seem like a very reasonable person. You seem like Okay. No. Come on. >> Just keep it right there. >> Yep. You want to just grab her feet or you can grab her from behind here. >> YEP. OKAY. I would advise you to sit up straight. >> She's later charged with resisting arrest and failure to comply after a car accident. Number two, traffic stop turns into a comedy show thanks to this woman. On February 19th, 2025, an officer spotted a vehicle with expired plates and tags. As if that wasn't bad enough, a tip came in alleging the driver may be under the influence. With that, he quickly took action and confronted the driver. >> How we doing, man? >> I'm fine, you? >> Yeah. My name is F. Your plates are expired on your car and they're also suspended, too. >> Okay. Did you know about that? >> Okay. >> I got my insurance. I just came whatever the case may be. You want to see my insurance? >> Yeah. I'm with you taking me to jail. I'm just trying to figure out what's going on. >> Well, right now I'm just doing a traffic stop. The plates are expired. >> And I'm the lucky person. There you go. >> You take your insurance. In fact, you have a driver's license with you. Real quick, you might hand me that drink right there that's in your center cup holder right there. The the green one. How much have you had a drink tonight? >> I wasn't drinking it. >> Okay. Any reason why you have an open >> tequila cocktail in your car and there's a patrol bottle on the floorboard? >> Somebody else was in my car. >> What' you say? >> Somebody else was in >> Somebody else was in your car. Okay. So, you've had nothing to drink tonight. You're good to drive home. Everything like that. Okay. Give me one second. Okay. Mer, can you hop out of the car for me? >> May I ask why I'm hopping out the car? >> Cuz I'm asking you to. >> Okay. May I ask the reason? >> Yes, cuz I believe you're under the influence of alcohol. I'll sort of do some tests. Make sure you're good to drive home cuz granted a long way. >> Can I ask Can I ask what kind of test we're taking? >> We're First, we're going to start off with an eye test. There be a standardized field sobriety test. If we do that, you're good to drive home. Okay. I won't even write you a ticket. The evidence is in plain sight, but her answer, it leaves the officer at a loss for words. >> Okay. How about you stand right here with my light shining? >> What light? >> The light. >> Mhm. Right here. >> Yep. Face face me. >> Mhm. >> Put your feet together just like this. I know it's cold, but can you put your arms down by your side for me? Okay. So, how much have you had a drink? Cuz I know you have that open tequila cocktail in the car. >> No, that's not mine. >> Okay. And I was being honest with you. >> Where you coming from? >> I'm coming from the hospital. My sister was just her sister was having a baby. >> Okay. So, why did the security staff tell us you were drinking heavily in the lobby there? >> I wasn't. >> You weren't drinking at all. Okay. So, if you >> I already knew. No, not to cut you off, sir. Or no disrespect. I already knew why y'all was pulling me over. >> Okay. So, do >> you do Well, your point I have is I have on Sean. So, do you have any idea why there may be some miscommunication and why the hospital security thought you were drinking in the lobby and they think you could be drunk? >> Any idea? >> Okay. So, what I want you to do is stare at the tip of my finger right here. Okay. >> Yep. Can you see it just fine? I'm going to move it from side to side. I want you to follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Do you understand? You do not have to >> understand. I understand. But you you doing all this. I mean, you say follow your hand, correct? >> Follow my the tip the tip of my >> tip. Okay. Get your tip going. >> All right. Just your eyes. Nope. Moving your head here. I need you to keep your head still. Just your eyes. Okay. Not following my finger at all. Follow my finger with your eyes and your eyes on. >> I am. My head not moving. >> You're still staring at me. >> And I could still see the finger on my peripheral. >> I need you to look at it the whole time. Not your peripheral. Keep it. Keep keep staring at it. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Staring at me. H cuz my my eyes going that way. >> No, you're not. I can see your eyes. I'm in front of you. I can see your eyes. >> We in front of each other. >> Follow it with your eyes. Don't look at your peripheral. Follow with your eyes. Keep your head still. Okay. >> Officers go ahead with a horizontal gaze nestagmas test even though her condition is already apparent. The problem is she's not taking any of it seriously. >> And my peripheral is still going to follow me. >> No, you have to follow it with your eyes. You're not. >> Come on. I'm trying. I'm trying I'm trying to work with you. >> I'm trying to work with you here. >> Who working? >> Okay. Follow with your eyes. Not >> my peripheral going to follow you. >> Just your eyes. Focus on it. >> Focus on the tip of his finger, ma'am. >> Nope. I'm trying to work with you here, Reisha. You're You're not You're not You're not helping me here. >> Okay. And I'm still going I'mma look at you and my eye going to go that way. >> It's not Your eyes are still staring at me. >> Yeah. And and then the the eyes still going that way. >> Your eyes not going that way. >> I mean, I'm not Look, I'm not starting no problem with you or whatever somebody told you or whatever. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Save my license plate though. Like we can I can come out here. I could jump and I could I could do all this though. Like like seriously though. Like yes, I don't have my sticker for my car. Okay. >> I can own that. >> Okay. I'm a I'm an adult. I can own that. You say somebody called you from the hospital or whatever the case may be. The only reason they said my this is suspended is because I don't have no They say I don't have no insurance. I showed you my insurance. I'm sorry the database. No, I'm not disrespecting y'all. I'm not storing. No, I'm not I'm not doing none of that. >> I'm trying I'm trying to work with you to make sure that you're not prepared on your way home cuz your speech is slurred. You got open alcohol inside your car? >> No, I don't because >> that's open. >> Okay, look. That's open >> and it's half full. >> I can I can own that, but it's not mine. >> Okay. And I'm trying to work with you to get you to go home tonight. >> Work on me. Can I ask that? >> I'm trying to do these tests. >> Okay. >> Okay. To drive. >> Make sure that's all we're trying. >> I'm fine. And I said, >> well, I I know you say you're fine, but these tests are these tests are going to be the ones that determine that. Okay. >> So, let's try this. >> I mean, look, >> let's try this. >> If we if we going if we going She now insists she'd rather have her car towed than continue with a sobriety test. Clearly trying to opt out of accountability. >> We going to we going to tow this or however y'all feel. They're like, "No disrespect to y'all or anything." No, no, no. >> I'm not worried about that. >> We doing all this like fine. I just want you to do these things. >> I'm fine. This is not mine. >> Okay. And then I like I feel like look this all I'm saying is I don't feel like we're going to determine that right now at this and right now with you >> I weigh 120 lbs. What we doing? >> And right now with you not being able to follow the simple instructions on my test. It's not looking good for you right now. >> No, you haven't followed my finger. Okay, stand right there. Follow my finger with your eyes. >> And then I told you >> No, I don't want you to worry about your peripheral vision. >> Why wouldn't I? Because focusing on my things during the test, ma'am. >> And it's my thing is I feel uncomfortable. >> Why do you feel uncomfortable? >> He ain't in the front of me. You on the side of me. >> And they're like, and I'm not saying like I've done anything wrong or I'm not trying to offend y'all. They're like, >> so aggressive. He's just trying to administer a test. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Administer a test. >> Okay. Follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Can you see my finger? >> Follow over there. >> Keep your head still. >> Why I can't move my head? >> Cuz that's the that's the not listen to him. I maybe can't >> Oh, no. I know I'm not disrespecting you. Well, >> he was talking to me. That's all I was saying. No disrespect to you. >> Explain it in a different way. >> We done. >> Okay, we're going to go on to our next test. Okay. Stay here with Officer Carter. >> All righty, Miss Gold. Let's try another test. Let's come over here to this white line for me. Okay. >> Which one? >> This. This one right here. Okay. What I want you to do is come >> from there. >> Down here. Yep. >> How about you start right here where my light shining? Okay. Okay. What I want you to do want you put put your left foot right in the middle of that line. >> The test barely starts before she turns it into a joke. She's not cooperating and her behavior has even the officer struggling to keep a straight face. >> Okay, I want you to put your right foot in front of your left with your heel touching your toe. Perfect. I know it's cold, but can you take it? Nope. Nope. We're not starting that. >> I mean, what are we doing? >> It's cold. >> I I get that. I'm trying to work with you. I need >> Okay, left. >> Right foot in front of left. >> Left. Right. Let me see you do it. Okay. Left. >> Okay. We're going all the way back here. Right here. Do you see where my life's at? I >> I was right here where your leg was shot. >> Put your Put your left foot right in the middle. Okay. Right foot in front of your left, heel touching toe. Perfect. Keep your arms down by your side. >> Okay. I want you to stay there the entire time until we give you all of the instructions of the test. >> I'm doing a diamond test. >> Put your Put your left foot in the middle of that line. Left. >> You keep scooting forward on me. >> Okay. Okay, let me look. Let me start back here cuz you want me to be right here where your light at. Your light is right here. Correct. >> Yeah. And you keep scooting forward on me. >> And then here like I mean what we doing? >> Okay. Stay right there until I give you all of the instructions of the test. Okay. >> Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> When I tell you to begin, I want you to take nine heel touching toe steps down this white line. Okay. >> When you reach your ninth step, I want you to keep your ninth foot on the line. Take a >> I mean where am I going to kick in? Is it gonna be my right foot or my left foot? >> It'll be your ninth step. >> No, I'm just asking cuz you want me to do nine steps. Okay. >> When you reach your ninth step, I want you to keep your foot there on the line. Take a series of baby steps to turn around and then nine more heel touching toe steps back down this white line. Okay. >> Can I ask you just one question? >> Absolutely. >> What do you want to make me feel some type of way? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12. Here we go. We doing it again. >> At this point, she completely loses control. Her behavior escalating beyond anything the officers expected. >> Sign me up. Like I mean like what we talking about? I don't have to think you do it right. Miss Glover, do you mind coming back here for me? >> No, I'm saying that like what we we put on a clown show. >> Do you want to know? >> I'm a clown. >> A clown. Am I a clever? >> If you're not going to follow my instructions, we're going to move on, sir. >> No, you're not. Left, right. Let me see you do it. >> Hey, no. Watch this. >> Pass blocking in the NFL now. Can you stop him? >> Dad. >> Oh, don't touch. Please don't touch. >> Are you not going to do this test? >> Let go. >> Okay. Then you have to follow my instructions. >> Look down at your foot that you have up in the air. >> I want you to count out loud. 1,002,0003 and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay? >> I want you to keep your arms down by your side. >> Can I ask you this? >> You want to be the master? >> What? You want to be the master? >> What does that even mean? >> I don't even know what >> Oh. Oh, nothing. No disrespect to y'all. Don't like But I'm sitting there like, "Okay." Okay. You saying what? >> Okay. >> No. >> I want you to keep your arms down by your side and I want you to keep both legs locked up. >> This cold. Can I get my gloves? >> Okay. We're not going to do this. Go on. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for DUI. >> Um, Miss Glober, you don't want to do this. >> Okay. Can I cut myself? like >> I just want to come across >> my own. >> If you don't stop if you don't stop on the ground. >> I'm asking y'all. Can I get my car? >> All that remains is a quick check of her items and then she's off to the station to answer for what happened. I'm just asking like that. All I'm asking is to be treated fair. >> Cuz you say you No, cuz y'all say y'all don't have to treat me fairly. >> Correct. Correct. >> Let go of your keys. The police. >> Thank you for letting me You broke my tooth. This going to be good. So heavy for this. It's on top of her traffic infractions. The woman was also charged with resisting arrest and DUI. Number one, ignoring the cops didn't end well for this woman. On January 8th, 2025, officers observe a car driving recklessly and quickly realize the driver has active warrants. What happens next forces them to act fast. >> Hey, how's it going, partner? >> Who's sitting in your gra? Who's this right here? Who is this right here? >> No answers. >> Okay. Well, I'm asking who's driving. Is it >> though? Are you coming? My problem. >> Exactly. >> Okay. Well, you got warrants, so you do got to get it. >> Um, I don't have warrants because I don't even know you. >> No, but we know you. >> No, you don't. And you're fishing right now because I don't have warrants. >> So, you're not Amy Cook? >> No. Okay. So, who are you? And before you do this, let me just tell you that if you lie to us and tell us something else, that's another charge. So, what's your name? >> Um, I don't I don't have to give you my name. This is private property. >> It doesn't matter. You have a warrant. >> I don't have a warrant. >> Yes, you do. >> Actually, you got 10 of them. >> Actually, no, I don't. >> Okay. So, what >> Do you have a warrant? Do you all have a warrant? >> We don't have to have a search warrant. >> You do? Because I don't have a warrant. So, if you all don't have a search warrant, then please leave. >> No. Okay, I got you. >> Who is this right here? >> I'm trying to pull his car back up here, man. >> Hey, sir. >> Yeah. You got your ID on you, Amy? >> Um, excuse me. >> You got your ID on you? Um, I don't know who you're talking to, but no. >> Got your ID with you, sir. You come on my property. I don't have to give my >> Despite the active warrant, she refuses to step out, standing her ground and denying everything the officers bring up. >> Okay. Well, you got warrant. >> I don't even know. >> But we know you got warrants. >> How long you been staying here with you? >> You're not even Maybe a couple months before you could you could end up getting in trouble with har just just you and her out here in here. >> Um so how long you been here? Okay, I got you. You need to be char. So, jump out here. Out. So, you're telling me you're not Amy Co? That's her. >> And who are you? >> I'm state police. >> Okay. >> I'm state police. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> You realize when you get a driver's license, look at your picture. >> I don't have a driver's license. So, >> you have a suspended driver's license. >> No, I do not. I've never had a driver's license a day in my life. >> And he just called you Amy. So, >> yeah, I know. I noticed that. Did you call on me or something? >> Yeah. Why would I do that? >> He didn't call on you. So, >> do that. >> So, let's go ahead and put your phone down. Hands down. >> I mean, I'd like to call my mom. >> Well, you can call her in a minute. >> Can I have my phone? >> Yep. Where's your pocket at? Right there. >> Yeah, I'll go. >> We'll go on the side of the house. She's finally cooperating, but that doesn't mean the problems are over. >> Throw your hands on your back. >> I don't know why you want stupid like we don't know what we're doing. All right. You got anything on you? >> I do not. Anything in the box? What's right here? >> Um, I think that's his Um fire work. >> All right. I'm going to use the back of my hand. Make sure you ain't got nothing in your pockets. Okay. You ain't got an ID in the car. >> I don't. >> So you don't have an ID on. >> Now that the woman's in custody, attention shifts to her companion. Officers ask if he was aware of her warrants and depending on what he says, he may face consequences of his own. >> Next time this fair warning, we show up here for a reason. Okay. Next time, let's not be warranted. It's cold out here. I'm trying to get this car. >> I did it, >> but you knew who she was. Never ask you who she is. I understand you don't want to rat her out right there in front of you, but >> I'm going to rub it anyway. >> Yeah, I mean I understand that, but we know who she is and she wanted to give us a hard time and that just didn't help. >> I mean, she had a check, but she's she I mean, she's straight now. So, I mean, that's reason. >> I understand that, but she's got a few warrants got to get taken care of. Then she can get on straight in there while I told her about the road. You need to get your legal she squared away. That way you can get on with your life. >> No, you live up here about five years. >> Have you? >> Yeah. 2018. >> She didn't have an ID in the car or anything. >> Is this her car? No, it's my car. >> Custom. >> Yeah. >> All right. Well, we're going to get out of here. Here. >> How many? >> Eight to 10. We'll split them. I shut my door. I know my cruiser took off slide. >> Did really? >> Yeah. >> I know. As soon as I looked I was like as soon as I pulled up, she took her head and she ducked down like that. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I'll go to jail. We'll split them. >> The case wraps with her being charged for obstruction and for missing her prior court date. [music] What do you think? Did they get what they deserved? Let me know in the comments and I'll catch you in the next video.